tylann:

Which profits are you talking about can you post the profits ?

HF sinks into Sh332m loss as
UBA profit up three-fold to
Sh52.2m
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29 2018
https://www.nation.co.ke/business/HF-sinks-into-Sh332m-loss-as-UBA-profit-up-three/996-4874958-qvudnd/index.html
HF Group is a Kenyan finance company. It reported a loss the same day UBA,a Nigerian finance company operating in Kenya reported a profit. Shame on you.

Those companies should invest in Nigeria to rescue your economy and lift nigerians out of poverty

Lagos economy is bigger than Kenyan economy because of those Nigerian companies.

I have never seen a Nigerian company in kenya anyway

Because you spend your days in a slum. Meanwhile, nairaland,a Nigerian internet company is giving you a voice and keeping you alive so that boredom does not kill you and your brothers. No Wonder you are many here.

Slums don't have pit latrines if you know you know

You are mad for lying.
Local government authorities put the slum’s
population at 45,000, but they are served by no
more than 30 pit latrines. And because people
are charged a fee to use the latrines, many opt
defecate in the open instead.

http://www.irinnews.org/feature/2012/12/27/human-waste-woes-kenyas-slums

Your govt agency just said 108 million nigerians are homeless you want compare that with kibera with 177k people are you sick

You are the sick one here as you've proved with your ignorance. Show us the proof that Nigeria has 100million homeless people.
As you and your fellow little Indians have shown over and over again, you are ignorant about your own country. Or maybe you are just liars or plain stupid. Which is it?

NairobiWalker:
For those idiots who keep listing Kariobangi as a slum here, here is Kariobangi. Is it a slum? The random number guy, is this the CBD?
www.nairaland.com/attachments/8432228_screenshot20181211072500_jpeg6f5011e7c1d0160d4780524b85882c7f

NairobiWalker:
For those idiots who keep listing Kariobangi as a slum here, here is Kariobangi. Is it a slum? The random number guy, is this the CBD?
www.nairaland.com/attachments/8432228_screenshot20181211072500_jpeg6f5011e7c1d0160d4780524b85882c7f

This is Kariobangi which Nigerians list as a slum

tylann:
instead of investing in another africans countries and make losses they should remain in nigeria they add nothing in other countries economy

lol, can you prove they are making losses??

Daejoyoung:

ln the same English literature you Ghanians pride yourselves on.
You tell us you are English experts but you have achieved virtually nothing with it.

Are you focusing so much on the grammar, rather than the content of that sentence? P.S, I'm here to make a point, not to show how good/bad I am in English, besides... What's there to correct in that sentence anyway? Teach me genius.
And another plus, i never mentioned I'm Ganian and most Nigerians suck at English just as much as they do in everything else.

Iamleefact:

Are you focusing so much on the grammar, rather than the content of that sentence? P.S, I'm here to make a point, not to show how good/bad I am in English, besides... What's there to correct in that sentence anyway? Teach me genius.
And another plus, i never mentioned I'm Ganian and most Nigerians suck at English just as much as they do in everything else.

What sentence are you talking about?? you are confused. Read my reply again, where did l correct your grammar oga??

Daejoyoung:

Yeah population, but there are also many reasons.
Dave Ebi on Quora summarized the key points below..


There are 3 reasons for this

The 1st is population. You may have heard that 1 in 4 Africans is a Nigerian. That may no longer be factually correct. Current (2017/2018) estimates are Africa = 1.27bn, Nigeria = 195m. Ratio is 1.27bn/195m = 6:1. Roughly 1 in 6 Africans is Nigerian.

2nd reason is wealth. Given a population that is hardworking, fantastic agriculture, unbridled drive to succeed and strong GDP, Nigeria was an economic superpower. In the 1970s and up to 1985, the currency was much stronger that the US dollar at an average of N0.65 kobo to N0.90k for USD 1. In 1986, Nigeria implemented the Structural Adjustment programme which required a reformation of the foreign exchange system as required by the IMF/World Bank et al, and things went downhill from then. In 1986 the FX rate declined to over N2 to USD1. In 1987 the decline doubled as the FX rate fell further to N4 to USD 1. Guess who benefited from this and who lost overall.

The discovery of crude oil made Nigeria very rich and we were able to build strong infrastructure, Universities, Telecoms, TV, Arts (Nigeria hosted FESTAC 77), Music, Poetry and other literary works, national airline (Nigeria Airways) that was the best in Africa, sports (Nigeria dominated the All Africa Games for years) military, etc. We helped other countries in terms of food aid to famine ridden countries, resolution of internal conflicts and award of scholarships to Africans. Not so much now! Gone are the glory days of Nigeria. Corruption has brought the country to its knees today. Shame!!

[b]3rd reason was and still is political influence. [/b]This is tied to 2 above as the wealth made it possible for Nigeria to exert political influence in the world and at the UN, particularly independence for the rest of Africa through the OAU (now called AU). This enabled Nigeria to engage actively with the pan Africanism movement that swept across the continent. Nigeria was also very directly active in campaigns for the proscription of racism and apartheid in South Africa.

First of all your agriculture is not fantastic
Your gdp doesnot reflect the reality on the ground look at south africa and their gdp
What about algeria and their gdp their match
Nigeria infrastructure is decaying
And secondly you are overdependant on oil
Your economy rises and falls with oil prices

Daejoyoung:

lol, can you prove they are making losses??

What is jumia doing in Kenya
I even doubt if even jumia is nigerian

tylann:


Nigerians will say they are owned by whites and Indians
But it is not our fault they misused they oil money

If you ask me, Kenyans (black kenyans) are buying companies owned by whites at the moment, let alone building their own from ground up.
Britam holdings who's HQ is Britam Tower below is owned by Kenyans

Iamleefact:

This is Kariobangi which Nigerians list as a slum

it beats Ibadan and abeokuta combined
Imagine the 688 guy saying langata and south c have no proper infrastructure is he normal

Pardon my love for pictures but being a photographer, it's inevitable.

forgiveness:


The three hospitals have the same capacity of the 6 hospitals.

Besides, Nigeria's hospital is ranked higher than the whole 6 hospitals in Kenya. Bhuhahahaha!

That's not what the report indicates. Stop your bull$hit.

Iamleefact:

This is Kariobangi which Nigerians list as a slum

The same Nigerians will tell you Ajegunle is not a slum.

Iamleefact:

If you ask me, Kenyans (black kenyans) are buying companies owned by whites at the moment, let alone building their own from ground up.
Britam holdings who's HQ is Britam Tower below is owned by Kenyans

The second tallest building in Africa

tylann:
it beats Ibadan and abeokuta combined
Imagine the 688 guy saying langata and south c have no proper infrastructure is he normal

Maybe he's talking a langata different from which we know.

tylann:

What is jumia doing in Kenya
I even doubt if even jumia is nigerian

Jumia is owned by Germans. Nigerians are mere employees.

NairobiWalker:


The same Nigerians will tell you Ajegunle is not a slum.

Geniluv will say they are just slummish

Iamleefact:

Maybe he's talking a langata different from which we know.

If Lang'ata is a slum then the whole of Nigeria is a super slum.

tylann:

Geniluv will say they are just slummish

Iamleefact:

Maybe he's talking a langata different from which we know.

the guy is not normal he thinks he knows a lot about kenya but he knows nothing

NairobiWalker:


If Lang'ata is a slum then the whole of Nigeria is a super slum.

688 guy is sick how can he say langata and south c have no proper infrastructure

NairobiWalker:
For those idiots who keep listing Kariobangi as a slum here, here is Kariobangi. Is it a slum? The random number guy, is this the CBD?
www.nairaland.com/attachments/8432228_screenshot20181211072500_jpeg6f5011e7c1d0160d4780524b85882c7f

Finlay you gat something to masturbate about,

Kariobangi is a low-income residential estate in northeastern Nairobi, Kenya. It consists of both apartments and slum-type dwellings. It is split into two parts, Kariobangi North and Kariobangi South. The northern part was constructed first, with first buildings built in 1961,
Its seems like every areas in Nairobi gat slums?

As is common with most city council estates, the estate has suffered its share of maintenance neglect which coupled with uncoordinated housing extensions and new real estate developments by the so-called 'private developers' has threatened to make the estate lose its original identity and character. A number of former open -children- playgrounds have been grabbed and turned - overnight - into low-cost - both permanent and semipermanent - housing units. The highlight of this trend has been the development of an informal settlement estate 'slum', right next to the primary school. Other types of developments characteristic of the 'land grabbing mania' of the early to late 1990s include the low-cost housing units constructed in the previously vacant and sparse land area (popularly known as 'lightie'), which lies towards the north and eastern parts of the estate and which was earlier reserved for light industries/small-scale enterprises aimed at building an entrepreneurial base in the area - as a way of fighting poverty within the area and the city in general terms.

The land-grabbing mania meant the entrepreneurial dream was never to be realized as intended as the land fell into the hands of well connected - and sometimes politically correct – private developers who have since turned this land into residential estates. All these developments have come at a cost, with insecurity topping the list, leading to the establishment of a chief's camp and an Administration Police post at the heart of the estate to curb the rising incidents of crime.

Iamleefact:

This is Kariobangi which Nigerians list as a slum

we never listed it as slums but the international bodies did.

"Kariobangi is a low-income residential estate in northeastern Nairobi, Kenya. It consists of both apartments and slum-type dwellings. It is split into two parts, Kariobangi North and Kariobangi South. The northern part was constructed first, with first buildings built in 1961."

ORIGIN OF KARIOBANGI
HISTORY LESSON,,,

According to historians, Kariobangi used to be a place weed smoking colonialists used to hang out in the 1940s and 50s. These colonisers were mean and didn't like sharing their weed, pass the kushungpeng was not encouraged, so their key rule was Carry Your own Bangi.

Slowly, they started asking each other, ''Are you going to carry your own bangi?''

Since the African tongue found ''Carry your own bangi'' hard to say, they started calling it Kariobangi

68816419:

Finlay you gat something to masturbate about,

Kariobangi is a low-income residential estate in northeastern Nairobi, Kenya. It consists of both apartments and slum-type dwellings. It is split into two parts, Kariobangi North and Kariobangi South. The northern part was constructed first, with first buildings built in 1961,
Its seems like every areas in Nairobi gat slums?

As is common with most city council estates, the estate has suffered its share of maintenance neglect which coupled with uncoordinated housing extensions and new real estate developments by the so-called 'private developers' has threatened to make the estate lose its original identity and character. A number of former open -children- playgrounds have been grabbed and turned - overnight - into low-cost - both permanent and semipermanent - housing units. The highlight of this trend has been the development of an informal settlement estate 'slum', right next to the primary school. Other types of developments characteristic of the 'land grabbing mania' of the early to late 1990s include the low-cost housing units constructed in the previously vacant and sparse land area (popularly known as 'lightie'), which lies towards the north and eastern parts of the estate and which was earlier reserved for light industries/small-scale enterprises aimed at building an entrepreneurial base in the area - as a way of fighting poverty within the area and the city in general terms.

The land-grabbing mania meant the entrepreneurial dream was never to be realized as intended as the land fell into the hands of well connected - and sometimes politically correct – private developers who have since turned this land into residential estates. All these developments have come at a cost, with insecurity topping the list, leading to the establishment of a chief's camp and an Administration Police post at the heart of the estate to curb the rising incidents of crime.

I see you if ignored the stupid argument you had started about Nairobi being only the CBD and Westlands to divert attention on this after I exposed your ignorance and stupidity. Nice try.

There are some dudes who eats food from WFP and don't know where is it from! This is the answer.......

O0XYGEN:

They don’t have the brain to generate electricity even though they have oil and gas in abundance in that zoo.

They are so bleeped up.

They are only good at noise making and unproductive stuffs

Nigeria generates electricity than Ghana.

NairobiWalker:

I see you if ignored the stupid argument you had started about Nairobi being only the CBD and Westlands to divert attention on this after I exposed your ignorance and stupidity. Nice try.

u said , we Nigerians Tagged this area slums and i then proved to you that the place STILL remains slums and that no improvement has been recorded since the colonial master left the areas for black Kenyans to manage and i also mentioned that only the sections closer to the highway looks average .
i know every where in Nairobi, the facts remains that, only cbd,westland upper hill and some few other places can be compared to middle income areas in Nigeria. fact!

Iamleefact:

Last time I checked, Nigeria had just 1 nobel laureate

Nigeria now has three.

NairobiWalker:


Thank you, I've gone through the list again, the Kenyan hospitals are not only more but also bigger than Nigerian ones. In fact the 6 Kenyan hospitals are equal to the 3 Nigerian hospitals x 10

Liar.

While we are busy producing stuffs,and exporting them,some dude call us lazy! Now look at this...

68816419:

Funny guy, i know every where in Nairobi, the facts remains that, only cbd,westland upper hill and some few other places can be compared to middle income areas in Nigeria. fact!

Googling about Nairobi is not knowing nairobi
Everywhere in nairobi is developed except the slums
So stop you lies here

68816419:

Funny guy, i know every where in Nairobi, the facts remains that, only cbd,westland upper hill and some few other places can be compared to middle income areas in Nigeria. fact!

If you knew about Nairobi you shouldn't have say south c and langata have poor infrastructure
Once again you know nothing about Nairobi just shut up

tylann:

Googling about Nairobi is not knowing nairobi
Everywhere in nairobi is developed except the slums
So stop you lies here

https://answersafrica.com/top-10-most-dangerous-estates-in-nairobi-number-1-will-shock-you.html