rvp20183:
You're an idiot indeed.50% majority ownership in company based in Kenya is Kenyan.

68816419:

They only generated 1860MW of electricity and we currently generates above 6000MW.

NairobiWalker:


They brought Helios to prove how they own us only for it to turn the other way round and now the same Helios is showing how we own them.

mtisTheQubit00:

based on your argument so Dangote Group Ltd. is not Nigerian coz it got foreign ownership ..

rvp20183:
You generate about 2000mw...don't talk install capacity.Kenya has no minning industry and don't need all the power..we have 24hrs of electricity all over Kenya.

Daejoyoung:

What brothers are you talking about? you are the ones who claim there are Nigerians in Kenya. Kenya has never been among the top 20 countries Nigerians travel to( not even in Africa), we only read about this from you on this thread.

Jonraid:
Soon affordable housing will be a thing for everyone. The housing fund will be collecting almost a half a billion dollars annualy in the housing levy fund.This affordable housing agenda will be a game changer in our real estate industry!

darfay:



Who are the founders of Helios. Why do you like lying to yourselves

genieluv:


Pls do not quote me on this. Respect yourself, I am not speaking with you or directing my questions to you in any way. Let the person I am speaking with respond to me, thank you.

darfay:



Who are the founders of Helios. Why do you like lying to yourselves

obaaderemi:
The kiberawalker has been having a bad headache since we showed him Helios is owned by Nigerians. He dug deep to show the name of one Kenyan who is a small prick in Helios. Meanwhile almost all their companies have at least 50% foreign ownership, some Nigerian owned.

mtisTheQubit00:


Lagos third worst city to live in the world – EIU report (2018)
but to be fair last year you were number two

https://allafrica.com/stories/201808140349.html
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/280081-lagos-third-worst-city-to-live-eiu-report.html

tylann:

Biggest banks in kenya are
Kenya commercial bank owned by the govt
Equity bank owned by kikuyus
Cooperative bank
Mtn is not in kenya

mtisTheQubit00:


Lagos third worst city to live in the world – EIU report (2018)
but to be fair last year you were number two

https://allafrica.com/stories/201808140349.html
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/280081-lagos-third-worst-city-to-live-eiu-report.html

mtisTheQubit00:

Funny Nigerians love ths apartments ..wonder why

mtisTheQubit00:

Helios is not owned by Nigerians alone..What about the Kenyan partners..your hypocrisy is starting to shine man

mtisTheQubit00:

we are just not interested...Thats why you dont see Kenyans free to your country..You country is poorly organised

mtisTheQubit00:

how does Tanzania feed Kenya ..serious are we discussing here with the naija 40% mental or what

mtisTheQubit00:
By Dr. Arino

"
Last week I moved from Nigeria to Kenya, where I’m being hosted by Strathmore Business School (SBS), Strathmore University. Just as I got out of the plane, I could feel a difference: a nice freeze of fresh air, as opposed to the mass of humid, hot air that greeted me in Lagos. Weather played an important role in the way the British colonized one and another country. While to outsiders all African countries may look alike, there are important differences....
"

kikuyu1:
Guess who just get married? Uzoho,under 19 goalie! This is what happens when an entire nation embraces short cuts and unethical behaviour-anything goes and EMBARRASSMENT DIES!

As funny as the other disastrous goalie Rufai in 98-remember him?

kikuyu1:
Guess who just get married? Uzoho,under 19 goalie! This is what happens when an entire nation embraces short cuts and unethical behaviour-anything goes and EMBARRASSMENT DIES!

As funny as the other disastrous goalie Rufai in 98-remember him?

genieluv:


I have been to Israel, Senegal, China and France. My mother works with the Nigerian embassy abroad. She goes for vacations in a new country every year and either I or my sibblings accompany her.

***** Nigerian image is messed because of the drug smugglers and fraudsters in advanced nations and not the likes of Kenya.

NairobiWalker:

You've wrongfully called me a liar here and I didn't cry about it. You've called Kenyans ugly, you've called Kenyans starving and we didn't cry about it - stop being hypocritical and a crybaby at the same time.


Food stores with windows? Don't you have silos in Nigeria? Stop being irrational. In that case 90% of housing in Nigerian cities is used for storing food because that's what 90% of your housing looks like.


1. The picture you posted is not of Umoja. Here is what Umoja looks like - this is the reason I keep reminding you to avoiding talking about things you don't understand.

[img]https://www.the-star.co.ke/sites/default/files/styles/new_full_content/public/465760.jpg?itok=u-RsZWZn[/img]

2. The houses I posted are worse than the Kenyan houses you posted. Even a madman can see that. The only 'bad' thing about those apartments is crowding which isn't a bad deal especially if you've visited top global cities like Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo that moving from sparse housing to high density Housing. Inside those houses are well furnished modern apartments. Here is a typical Kitchen from those pipeline house. Meanwhile your Nigerian dumps look poorly maintained and old, you can't convince anyone they look like this from the inside.

[img]https://apollo-ireland.akamaized.net/v1/files/narsgrmv0gc71-KE/image;s=850x0[/img]




Once again I would rather live in those Kenyan houses than these dumpsites
[img]https://2.bp..com/-UUL9Dp6l-XY/Vp3K4ZtSiiI/AAAAAAAAAcc/ZGwbEHI4ktk/w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu/Ibadan-city.jpg[/img]



Of all Africans, a Nigerian should be the last person to speak about overcrowding.

Photos of the inderior of houses in Pipeline Estate, Nairobi.