nwoke37:


Let's compare upper hill roads to Uyo. I alredy showed u uyo which u refered to as uniformly slum.

Now let's see upper hill

just outside coco cola headquarters:








ugly,dirty,chaotic roads compared to Uyo. Yes i know there may be a few outliers, there are likely some clean,beautiful streets in Upper hill.

Lets take it from sky level.



poor landscaping here (remmeber we're comparing to Uyo,not a major Nigerian city) :



If u want we can also compare Uyo(lesser known city in Nigeria) to a lesser known city in Kenya if u don't like the comparison to the the great upper hill of Nairobi

kikuyu1:
Looking for the receipts on uni education Dangoteland and Kenya. Ofc,we're ahead on the per capita and quality but I can't find anything
def!


[url][/url]https://qz.com/915618/only-one-in-four-nigerians-applying-to-university-will-get-a-spot/

Here we have 50 unis,private and public and IIRC at least 400,000 students. i can't find anything definite for both of us-rvp20182,can you find smth and break it down per capita?

NairobiWalker:


You do realize you're comparing photos of highways with little to no pedestrian activity in Uyo with photos of streets in a busy business district in Nairobi do you?

rvp2018:
And those are upperhill roads under construction

kikuyu1:


Do Dangotelanders lies ever stop? HELLZ NO! Nigga,we revealed your monorail project failed and is now a monument to waste and misplaced prioritisation.

mtis:


Managing Director of Tinapa Business and Resort, Mr. Ayiba Ayiba said the monorail is in good condition, but not moving because there are no passengers.

“The monorail is in perfect condition; nothing has happened to it but presently there is no patronage. Whenever we have passengers, we call the engineers to fix necessary things. ” he said.

Mr. Ayiba also lamented the epileptic power and water supply that has slowed down activities

NairobiWalker:


Why would they build an electric train with their kind of electricity?

kikuyu1:


Do Dangotelanders lies ever stop? HELLZ NO! Nigga,we revealed your monorail project failed and is now a monument to waste and misplaced prioritisation.

GERALD710:

Hasnt a picture showing Kariobangi, Tena and Innercore been postedLast I checked those ARE lower Income estates by the Kenyan definition.
Any Nairobian will tell you that in Eastlands, North of Buruburu is all low income until you reach Kasarani in Nairobi's far North. East of Buruburu, even from the picture, only a part of Umoja is middle income(Close to Outering). Innercore and Tena(especially given the congestion since 2010) are NOT middle income!!
Look at the picture again!!!

Nowenuse:


No, only a picture of Madaraka estate was posted.

So are you telling me that the picture above shows a mainly low income area or what? Cos I am clearly not seeing any low income area in this pic.

Besides what the heck do you mean low income by Kenyan standards? Are Kenyan standards so high? If Kenyan Income standards were so high, then your country would have had a large middleclass population which it doesn't.

kikuyu1:


Do Dangotelanders lies ever stop? HELLZ NO! Nigga,we revealed your monorail project failed and is now a monument to waste and misplaced prioritisation.

mtis:


Managing Director of Tinapa Business and Resort, Mr. Ayiba Ayiba said the monorail is in good condition, but not moving because there are no passengers.

“The monorail is in perfect condition; nothing has happened to it but presently there is no patronage. Whenever we have passengers, we call the engineers to fix necessary things. ” he said.

Mr. Ayiba also lamented the epileptic power and water supply that has slowed down activities

rvp2018:
30% 0f Nairobi are proper middle class earning 10k dollars per annum..that is whopping 1.5m Nairobian which explain why outside Joburg Nairobi leads in modern malls in SSA.And Nairobi has 10k dollar millionaires..Lagos has 15k usd millionaire mostly oil barons..Hass track rent price in Nairobi and typical Nigerian have to cramp 15 of themselves to afford in low middle class Nairobi.

GERALD710:

Since When did Southlands, South C, and Langata become rich areas?SMH!!!If Langata is what you call High class, Lawd, what will you call the apartments in my area and even Westlands is not considered high class either but Middle Class

254tobby:


Thika-Onitsha

Kiambu-jos

Machakos-warri

Voi-kaduna

Kericho-ibadan

Kitale-enugu

Busia-owerri

Naivasha-maiduguri

Kakamega-Awka

Malindi-Aba

Kisii-Benin

Are you now satisfied

rvp2018:
And those are upperhill roads under construction

rvp2018:
That really sums nigeria..grandiose projects during oil boom..without any sustanability

NairobiWalker:




Now I've seen your problem. You want to post us middle income houses while we post you photos of slums so that you can massage your ego. Lol.

Dude, the photos I posted are of houses cheaper than what you posted. You're making no sense at all. Just accept you've been beaten.

NairobiWalker:


You do realize you're comparing photos of highways with little to no pedestrian activity in Uyo with photos of streets in a busy business district in Nairobi do you?

PS...........The Upperhill roads you're posting are still under construction.

Nowenuse:


Who is this person comparing small towns and semi urban areas in Kenya with large cities in Nigeria with millions of people?
Are you alright?

rvp2018:
30% 0f Nairobi are proper middle class earning 10k dollars per annum..that is whopping 1.5m Nairobian which explain why outside Joburg Nairobi leads in modern malls in SSA.And Nairobi has 10k dollar millionaires..Lagos has 15k usd millionaire mostly oil barons..Hass track rent price in Nairobi and typical Nigerian have to cramp 15 of themselves to afford in low middle class Nairobi.

nwoke37:


Good excuse. I guess all those pics of roads i showed were under construction.

I can't believe u guys thought all cities in Nigeria looked like Lagos, the danger of the one-sided story

Keep in mind though there are some cities in Nigeria that are utterly disgusting, yea so not all cities look like Uyo or Calabar

Nowenuse:


Your ignorance and lack of comprehension is your problem.

The cheapest 3 bedroom flat I could find in Madaraka estate was worth 480,000 shillings (approx 1.7 million naira) per annum,
While the cheapest 3 bedroom flats in Surulere were half and less than 1/3 the price of Madaraka.

Who is the fool here now? And like I told you, only mostly the newer modern houses in Surulere are available for rent online. There are many more cheaper ones as you can see in the lower income areas which dominate Surulere.

So, can you pls show me cheaper 3 bedroom flats in Madaraka to prove yourself? or forever shut your buccal shithole!

rvp2018:
That really sums up my stupidity.. I am a useless hegoat since my slave masters nigeria refused me visa my life has been miserable Masha Allah if they reject my application again I would by rat poison and end my worthless kibera life.

Nowenuse:



Langata constituency which NairobiWalker boasted to me of being 223km² consists of karen (Is Karen a low middle income area?).
Langata also contains Madaraka estate which is a high middle income estate and not anywhere low middle income or low income. At least he could not provide additonal pictures to me to show that.

He also went to check the prices of houses in Surulere to show me that Surulere is not a low Income area just as I did to him with Madaraka, but I proved him wrong by showing him more and more lower income neighborhoods of Surulere till himself concluded that the majority of Surulere is a slum.
So, help me to ask him, why couldn't he show me more and more pictures of lower income areas of Madaraka or Langata? To prove that indeed it is predominantly lower income area?

Besides let us get the differences between a high income, high middleclass, low middleclass and low income house/neighborhood.

The 1st pic is a high income house in Nigeria
The 2nd pic is high middle income house
The 3rd pic is a low middle income (estate)
The 4th pic is low middle income (street, not an estate)
The 5th pic is a typically low income neighborhood.
Makoko is the only worse place that this in Lagos.

Nowenuse:


Your ignorance and lack of comprehension is your problem.

The cheapest 3 bedroom flat I could find in Madaraka estate was worth 480,000 shillings (approx 1.7 million naira) per annum,
While the cheapest 3 bedroom flats in Surulere were half and less than 1/3 the price of Madaraka.

Who is the fool here now? And like I told you, only mostly the newer modern houses in Surulere are available for rent online. There are many more cheaper ones as you can see in the lower income areas which dominate Surulere.

So, can you pls show me cheaper 3 bedroom flats in Madaraka to prove yourself? or forever shut your buccal shithole!

NairobiWalker:


1. You don't understand the meaning of the word suburb.

2. You don't understand the meaning of the word estate.

3. I said you showed us 'nicer' houses first. nicer is a comparative adjective. Maybe your shitty Nigerian schools didn't teach you that.

4. You googled prices of houses in Nairobi West which definitely gave you the more expensive ones since it's the newer houses whose rent you'll easily find online. I also did the same for surulere. It's interesting how somehow you feel you exposed me and I didn't expose you. lol.

5. We've shown you neighborhoods that are clearly cheaper than the Surulere you showed us. It's interesting how you still insist Sululere is low income and Nairobi West, Madaraka and Lang'ata are high Class. Lol.

You're an idiot.

NairobiWalker:


The last pic is a slum lol.

Karen is high income.

NairobiWalker:


The last pic is a slum lol.

Karen is high income.

The point was, you were boasting that Surulere, which you initially claimed to be a low income area, has more decent housing than Nairobi's low income areas. We showed you Lang'ata whose rent is less than Surulere yet looks better than Surulere by far. You came to your senses and argued that Surulere is a combination of low, high and middle income neighborhoods. I argued that then your argument doesn't hold water since your main argument was to boast how decent your low income earners live considering their's nothing worth boasting about in Surulere since it's a tiny area and majority of its housing is crap. You keep shifting goals to fit your bruised ego lol. Are you so proud of having tiny neighborhoods of mixed decent housing and slums? I have even show you photos of lower earners in Nairobi (Tena, Umoja, Kariobangi etc) but you're just all over yapping.

Nowenuse:


Since you know that Karen is high income, why the hell did you include it in your Langata constituency of 223km² which you were bragging about?
You think we will not discover your usual lies right?

The last pic is not a slum. It has some levels of sanitation. The houses there are not temporary illegal structures like those of Kibera & Mathare.
These houses enjoy pipe borne water and modern toilet facilities irrespective of how poor they look!
Only an slowpoke will call an apartment-styled house on a numbered street with pipe borne water and modern toilet and kitchen pipe facilities a slum.

If you have any senses upstairs compare Mathare to the neighborhood below. Can't you see how you are embarrassing yourself on Africa's largest forum?

Nowenuse:


Can you please show me one sentence where I bragged about the decency of Surulere houses?
I dare you to show me one single sentence where I bragged about the decency of Surulere.
Your failure to do this confirms you as a complete nincompoop!

Nowenuse:
NairobiWalker, rvp20182.

I am waiting for your adorable Kenyan middle and low income suburbs.

This is Surulere, a large suburb of Lagos. We know they are box houses. This is where typical low middleclass and low income Nigerians live.
Let's see that of Kenya.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1-Y4EXfY-k

NairobiWalker:


The point was, you were boasting that Surulere, which you initially claimed to be a low income area, has more decent housing than Nairobi's low income areas. We showed you Lang'ata whose rent is less than Surulere yet looks better than Surulere by far.

Nowenuse:


Do you watch local Nigerian TV stations?
I watch a Kenyan local TV station and did not just make my conclusions based on what I see on CNN or foreign news.