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theenchanter:
oga, what is ur obsession with dangote and GDP?? U've been screaming it since.

If u wanna talk about cities, south Africa has the best in Sub Sahara Africa, no doubt. But what has GDP got to do with this??

I'm not responding to you but those with an IQ above 60 points. They're capable of seeing the obvious!

Nigeria’s mean household income per capita is $1168, as compared to India’s $1759. However, this wouldn’t be an accurate measure of the welfare of the average Nigerian. What would be accurate to measure the economic growth as compared to its growing population will be the wealth distribution. More wealth is concentrated with the elites, despite the country’s oil wealth, than among the people. Those who have access to this oil wealth through politics have been the major recipients of the wealth.

http://venturesafrica.com/nigeria-set-to-become-the-extreme-poverty-capital-by-2018/

Exactly what we've proved through our own statistical analysis! How many times have me and rvp20182 showed consumption data? Vehicles per 1000,cement/sugar/oil and HDI are all closer to Uganda levels. We've repeatedly shown only a tiny clique live like maharajahs with 24 k water faucets scattered throughout hideous semi precious stone encrusted mansions and 20 mn$ worth of engineering in their garages while successfully fooling their subjects they're all sharing in Dangoteland's wealth.

Nowenuse:


Hahaha. Little Indians brag more than their power. The way they actually brag about issues, if you are not careful, you will actually fall for it and take their country with some high esteem. Only for you to discover that it's nothing.

Otherwise why should countries like Ghana & Cameroon have a higher middleclass percentage than almighty Little India? The largest economy in East Africa?

I actually take Tanzanians more seriously than Kenyans. They don't brag much, but achieve a lot.

Ofc,a young immature JAMB failure still living with mummy with no idea of the world outside Bumfvkc,N Dangoteland , obsessed with handbags and light skinned homos, incapable of any type of reasoning process will now lecture us on our neighbours successes!
GTFOH!!

Moyale on the border point with Ethiopia.

Moyale North Kenya

Marsabit North Kenya

Garisa Town Kenya

Hotels In Garisa

Garissa Kenya

Mandera on the Extreme North of Kenya

Mandera Town...

Kenya is investigating alot of cash in counties in the North to bridge the Gap.

Good to see the Arid & Semi-Arid Northern Kenya turning the corner -as Nigeria North is overruned by Boko-haram.
Roads are being done

Turkana Wind power - is Africa largest


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rvp20182:
Good to see the Arid & Semi-Arid Northern Kenya turning the corner -as Nigeria North is overruned by Boko-haram.
Roads are being done

Turkana Wind power - is Africa largest


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Lodwar on the North Near S.Sudan.

Lodwar Turkana

Nowenuse:


How come all of you guys could not give me a response till now on why Kenyan houses are so expensive and unafordable for the majority of Kenyans?

After all the bragging from you guys especially that KiberaWalker aka NairobiWalker? Just see how I disgraced and exposed you here.

We are still waiting till now for an explanation.

I think the Kenyan govt does not cut it's coat according to it's size. Why build cities and houses that are unaffordable to the majority of Kenyan citizens? Are they being built for the rich Indians and Somali business men and their families?
If your govt does not stop this madness in Kenya, your slums will keep on growing larger.

In Nigeria, no matter how low your income is, you can still afford a decent housing in any urban area because there are neighborhoods that suit every pocket size.

As expensive as Abuja main city is because it was built from the scratch, there are still many cheaper suburbs and satelite towns within Abuja metro where one can get a decent house for a very cheap price.

Kenya as a country is a scam if you ask me. A very discriminatory country where many portions of the population have less or no rights.

Things are being done in Kenya to impress the world and to show off, not necessarily for the wellbeing and happiness of the majority of the population.


Just as I read that Garissa and the entire northern Kenya were just connected to the national power grid in 2016.

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000201941/northern-kenya-is-finally-connected-to-national-grid

That means that since independence till now, almost the entire northern region of Kenya with it's millions of people never had access to electricity while Nairobians brag of enjoying 24 hours electricity?? Is that fair? Is that not discrimination at it's highest level?

As far back as decades, the entire Nigerian urban areas all over the nook and crannies of the country had access to power. In the state where I live, some rural areas even enjoy more stable power than those in urban areas.

My small hometown of origin with barely 30,000 people in the more vast underdeveloped northern region of
Nigeria has been connected to electricity many years before I was born.

Only mostly interior rural areas of Nigeria have not been connected to electricity till now, but in every state in Nigeria, at least half to 3/4 of the population have been connected to electricity for long.


You can imagine, Since there are millions of Somalis and Oromos in Kenya. I asked for you guys to show me at least one native Somali or Oromo city or urban economic centre in Kenya and I couldn't get any till now.

So, why has a large part of the country been kept so underdeveloped till now? What sort of discrimination is that? So these Somalis and Oromos have to travel hundreds of miles to Nairobi to access major urban amenities or services that can only be available in cities?


Now I see how different Kenya is from Nigeria and how different your development is from ours.

Nigeria as a country has the mentality of 'A father dividing one loaf of bread equally among his 10 children so that everyone has a taste no matter how small it may be'
WHILE

kenya is more like 'A father dividing a loaf of bread among some children, satisfying them well, while leaving the others to starve'.

I showed you pictures of better and cheaper and cleaner neighborhoods than those slums in Lagos that you don't want to call slums. I wonder why you're so hellbent on your notions that Kenyan houses are too expensive for the ordinary citizen. lol

We also have low cost housing in Kenya! The market caters for all!

On his last term,affordable housing is one of Uhuru's big priorities!

kikuyu1:


I get the impression your land issue is a hot potato introduced by your Elites to divide the voters. Both Malema and Ramaphosa are acting out a script.
BTW has Ramaphosa expounded on his land repo plan?

No, No, He is still waiting for the views of South Africans, On how to solve land issue, This is the very complicated issue, I don't understand why it started in the first place, I can agree with you when you talk about votes issue, politics some times isn't fair, Truly speaking

kikuyu1:


I get the impression your land issue is a hot potato introduced by your Elites to divide the voters. Both Malema and Ramaphosa are acting out a script.
BTW has Ramaphosa expounded on his land repo plan?

Remember! We migrated to this part of the world way back from central africa, Now we started to demand something that isn't belongs to us, which isn't fair , We arrived almost at the same time with whites in south Africa way back, but the land belongs to the Khoisan(Our Ancestors), Because we are now half Khoisan and Bantu mixed with europeans

kikuyu1:


I'm not responding to you but those with an IQ above 60 points. They're capable of seeing the obvious!


http://venturesafrica.com/nigeria-set-to-become-the-extreme-poverty-capital-by-2018/

Exactly what we've proved through our own statistical analysis! How many times have me and rvp20182 showed consumption data? Vehicles per 1000,cement/sugar/oil and HDI are all closer to Uganda levels. We've repeatedly shown only a tiny clique live like maharajahs with 24 k water faucets scattered throughout hideous semi precious stone encrusted mansions and 20 mn$ worth of engineering in their garages while successfully fooling their subjects they're all sharing in Dangoteland's wealth.

Thanks for the advice that I shouldn't waste my time on fools.(I'm not including you in that class, mind you) But I will still show you this...

Latest news
LUBRITA motorcycles oils received official JASO
MA-2 approval
2018 05 15
Japan Lubricating Oil Society (JALOS) is an
organization officially approved Lubrita moto
oils.
PrevNext
Interesting statistic, list of countries by vehicles per
capita

Nigeria
31
Afghanistan
29
Djibouti
28
Sudan
27
Madagascar
26
Congo, Republic of the
26
Maldives
24
Kenya
23
http://www.lubrita.com/news/45/671/Interesting-statistic-list-of-countries-by-vehicles-per-capita/

kikuyu1:


That post shows an unfortunate widespread narcissism among many of your countrymen. Complete lack of empathy which IMO is actually borderline psychosis. BTW I've observed the same a few times in Nairobi lounges but tbh I think they were Igbos.

to the discerning mind nigeria is a wasted opportunity,only ignorant folks think otherwise on the other hand kenya seems to be getting it right,dont even know what is nigerias excuse. nigeria needs to be nuked btw i am igbo

obaaderemi:
Thanks for the advice that I shouldn't waste my time on fools.(I'm not including you in that class, mind you) But I will still show you this...

Latest news
LUBRITA motorcycles oils received official JASO
MA-2 approval
2018 05 15
Japan Lubricating Oil Society (JALOS) is an
organization officially approved Lubrita moto
oils.
PrevNext
Interesting statistic, list of countries by vehicles per
capita

Nigeria
31
Afghanistan
29
Djibouti
28
Sudan
27
Madagascar
26
Congo, Republic of the
26
Maldives
24
Kenya
23
http://www.lubrita.com/news/45/671/Interesting-statistic-list-of-countries-by-vehicles-per-capita/

Thanks! Good to see you're at least attempting to use stats. I couldn't get a date for your site which tbh seems legit. JALOS is real but they're obviously copy pasting inaccurate data from other sources so I'll go with mine which rhymes with all the other consumption data placing us well ahead on all indices.

Vehicles / 1,000 people [+] 2015 29.25 chart 20.70 2015 Vehicles / 1,000 people [+]
Tax

https://countryeconomy.com/countries/compare/kenya/nigeria

Nigeria has long way to go - for it to become a country people will be proud to call home

kikuyu1:


Ofc,a young immature JAMB failure still living with mummy with no idea of the world outside Bumfvkc,N Dangoteland , obsessed with handbags and light skinned homos, incapable of any type of reasoning process will now lecture us on our neighbours successes!
GTFOH!!

So, is this the best you can do? Resorting to personal attacks instead of facing the issue on point?
How well do you know me for you to give any opinion about me?
Do not degenerate this low and take us to issues of personal comparison, cos you will not like the outcome of it.

Nowenuse:


So, is this the best you can do? Resorting to personal attacks instead of facing the issue on point?
How well do you know me for you to give any opinion about me?
Do not degenerate this low and take us to issues of personal comparison, cos you will not like the outcome of it.

Whatever! You've proven your low brainpower throughout this thread many many times!

Jay254:


In Kenya houses are not Expensive at all ask Pavore a Nigerian who has been here for long, Or any Nigerian who has been here for long. We pay one month Rent and a month deposit for anew house unlike Nigeria where you have to pay ayear or so for anew house.

Most of the cheap houses will never be advertised coz the demand is there, When you see places like Umoja, Pipeline, Donhom,Kayole, ... Advertising houses just know the the rate is beyond the reach of many people around that place... Amsure is the same in Nigeria...

Houses are expensive in Kenya. Ask NairobiWalker who has been with me on this battle journey and ran away.

Yeah, I understand that rent is being paid per month in Kenya which comes with it's advantages, However I think it also comes with more disadvantages. What if a salary earner looses his job and it takes him a long period to get another job? He will automatically be evicted from his house.
In Nigeria, after paying rent for a year, you get at least 3-6 months extra of quit notice before you can be expelled from your apartment. This at least gives you enough time and some form of immunity, don't you think?

Umoja contains the cheapest low income houses in Nairobi and all the houses in Umoja seem to have the same style and pattern and therefore should have the same range of costs.

If you say that there are cheaper houses in Umoja compared to the ones we can see online. Can you pls show us how these cheaper houses look like?

Also, why does the Kenyan govt not give private individuals (not estate developers), the access to lands to build houses? If not within the city, at least on the outskirts of the city. This would have made housing relatively cheaper.

Nowenuse:


Houses are expensive in Kenya. Ask NairobiWalker who has been with me on this battle journey and ran away.

Yeah, I understand that rent is being paid per month in Kenya which comes with it's advantages, However I think it also comes with more disadvantages. What if a salary earner looses his job and it takes him a long period to get another job? He will automatically be evicted from his house.
In Nigeria, after paying rent for a year, you get at least 3-6 months extra of quit notice before you can be expelled from your apartment. This at least gives you enough time and some form of immunity, don't you think?

Umoja contains the cheapest low income houses in Nairobi and all the houses in Umoja seem to have the same style and pattern and therefore should have the same range of costs.

If you say that there are cheaper houses in Umoja compared to the ones we can see online. Can you pls show us how these cheaper houses look like?

Also, why does the Kenyan govt not give private individuals (not estate developers), the access to lands to build houses? If not within the city, at least on the outskirts of the city. This would have made housing relatively cheaper.

You're the kind of man (or is it girl?) who'll claim he's won even when he's been given a knock out. You can be beaten 100 nill but will still pop up a few days later and boast how you won.

Nowenuse:


Houses are expensive in Kenya. Ask NairobiWalker who has been with me on this battle journey and ran away.

Yeah, I understand that rent is being paid per month in Kenya which comes with it's advantages, However I think it also comes with more disadvantages. What if a salary earner looses his job and it takes him a long period to get another job? He will automatically be evicted from his house.
In Nigeria, after paying rent for a year, you get at least 3-6 months extra of quit notice before you can be expelled from your apartment. This at least gives you enough time and some form of immunity, don't you think?

Umoja contains the cheapest low income houses in Nairobi and all the houses in Umoja seem to have the same style and pattern and therefore should have the same range of costs.

If you say that there are cheaper houses in Umoja compared to the ones we can see online. Can you pls show us how these cheaper houses look like?

Also, why does the Kenyan govt not give private individuals (not estate developers), the access to lands to build houses? If not within the city, at least on the outskirts of the city. This would have made housing relatively cheaper.

Do you argue to understand or Win?

You have never been in Kenya yet you claim to know our country better than us.

You were complaining we do not showcase the Northern Kenya.. we Just shared... Kindly share what Northern Naigeria has and not the middle belt.

Nairobi