68816419:




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

We were talking about infrastructure development in Nairobi stick to the point of discussion

Every Kenyan knows Nairobi has high crime rate
Pay visit to dandora and kayole in nairobi you will thank me later

forgiveness:



Nigeria generates electricity than Ghana.

Which kinda dumb assertion is that?
You don’t even produce twice that of Ghana yet your population is about 6 times that of Ghana.

You’re not even ashamed to debate over this.

Shameless people

Cinema Culture Thriving as Nigerians Spent Over N600 Million At Cinemas in December

Cinema culture is spreading very quickly among Nigerians and the latest statistics released by the Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria (CEAN) for the month of December 2018 shows us in figures, just how massive it has become.

According to the report on CEAN’s website, Nigerians spent a total of N680 million watching films at cinemas in December. The statistics released covers the period of 14th – 31st December, 2018 which means it represent the latter half of the month.

While this development could be attributed down to the holiday season, the report showed that for the period of 14th to 20th December 2018, the top 20 films in Nigeria made over N155 million.

Nigerian Tycoon Abdulsamad Rabiu Gains $650 Million After Cement Firm Merger (Dangote watch out )

Nigerian cement and sugar tycoon Abdulsamad Rabiu has become at least $650 million richer after merging Kalambaina Cement, a subsidiary company of his BUA Cement, with publicly traded Cement Company of Nigeria (CCNN), where he was the controlling shareholder.

On Monday, CCNN announced that it has received approval from the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as well as the requisite sanction of the Federal High Court of Nigeria for the merger of the two companies, thereby creating the second largest cement company on the Nigerian bourse after African behemoth, Dangote Cement.

Last June, the board of directors of Cement Company of Northern Nigeria (CCNN), approached the Nigerian Stock Exchange with a proposal to merge with the BUA Cement-owned Kalambaina Cement Company Ltd. Ibrahim Aminu, CCNN’s CEO, had said that the proposed merger would position Sokoto-based CCNN for better competitiveness within its home market and also enable it utilize the more modern plant and equipment of the Kalambaina Cement Company to boost its market penetration and export potential. Both Kalambaina Cement and CCNN are located in Sokoto in Nigeria’s northwest region.

With the merger now completed, new shares of CCNN have been issued and allotted to all shareholders of Kalambaina Cement in exchange for their Kalambaina Cement shares. In total, 11,886,823,259 new shares of Kalambaina Cement have been issued at N25.99 per share, in addition to the 1.257 billion shares of CCNN, thereby bringing the current volume of shares for the total combined entity to 13.1bn. The new, combined company, which has adopted the CCNN corporate name, has an installed capacity of 2 million tons per annum, and recently had its shares listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. Through BUA Cement Company, Damnaz Cement Company Ltd, BUA International Limited and through his own name, Nigerian tycoon Abdulsamad Rabiu, owns more than 12.7 billion shares, or 97% of the new entity – a stake valued at more than $650 million at current market prices.

Cement Company of Northern Nigerian PLC is a public limited liability company incorporated in 1962 and listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 1993. CCNN is the only cement plant in the North Western part of Nigeria, operating a 500,00 metric tonnes per annum cement plant commissioned in 1985. Kalambaina Cement Company Limited is a private limited liability company incorporated in Nigeria. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of BUA Cement Limited and is primarily engaged in the business of quarrying, extracting, processing and dealing in limestone as well as the manufacture and supply of cement. Kalambaina Cement Company Limited’s key cement assets include the brand new 1.5 million metric tonnes per annum of cement production plant situated in Kalambaina, Sokoto State.

Apart from CCNN, BUA Cement Limited also owns a $2 billion cement factory at Okpella in Edo State in Nigeria, which has a production capacity of 6 million metric tonnes per annum. BUA Cement also owns Edo Cement Company and BUA Cement Port Harcourt, which continue to operate as private companies.

Abdulsamad Rabiu, one of Nigeria’s most successful businessmen, is the founder of BUA Group, a Nigerian conglomerate that has interests in sugar refining, real estate, edible oils, logistics and port operations. In January 2016, BUA Group agreed to sell its flour milling and pasta making businesses to Olam Group of Singapore for $275 million.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobo.../#29d1777065d0
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Tanzania,Dar Slaam

Tanzania
Ruaha national park

68816419:

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

Nice, tell us more about these as well

Agege
Ajegunle
Amukoko
Badia
Bariga
Bodija
Ijeshatedo/Itire
Ilaje
Iwaya
Makoko
Mushin
Oke-Offa Babasale
Somolu

Tanzania
Jabali lodge

forgiveness:


Nigeria now has three.

Since when? You got two in 2019?
I only know of wole soyinka, please inform me of the other 2

68816419:




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

And stop fooling yourself Lagos is more dangerous than nairobi
Let us stick to the point of discussion

Iamleefact:

Nice, tell us more about these as well

Agege
Ajegunle
Amukoko
Badia
Bariga
Bodija
Ijeshatedo/Itire
Ilaje
Iwaya
Makoko
Mushin
Oke-Offa Babasale
Somolu

Nigerians are always concerned about Kenyan slums
Instead of worrying about they own slums

68816419:
Cinema Culture Thriving as Nigerians Spent Over N600 Million At Cinemas in December

Cinema culture is spreading very quickly among Nigerians and the latest statistics released by the Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria (CEAN) for the month of December 2018 shows us in figures, just how massive it has become.

According to the report on CEAN’s website, Nigerians spent a total of N680 million watching films at cinemas in December. The statistics released covers the period of 14th – 31st December, 2018 which means it represent the latter half of the month.

While this development could be attributed down to the holiday season, the report showed that for the period of 14th to 20th December 2018, the top 20 films in Nigeria made over N155 million.

the good thing about this is not just about cinema culture but that Nigerians have embraced nollywood movies

68816419:

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!

I see how you're trying to save face by conveniently inserting "and some few other places" to save your ass from the lies you told.

Dude, I posted you photos of greenpark estate (which you didn't even know: interesting for somebody who claims to understand Nairobi inside out) and Runda to respond to your claims and you're conveniently ignoring it to focus on Kariobangi? Just accept you lack knowledge and spoke out of ignorance to save your lying ass.

Meanwhile show me those other middle income areas in Lagos outside Lekki, Victoria and CBD that can compare with Nairobi areas outside CBD and Westlands.

NairobiWalker:


I see how you're trying to save face by conveniently inserting "and some few other places" to save your ass from the lies you told.

Dude, I posted you photos of greenpark estate (which you didn't even know: interesting for somebody who claims to understand Nairobi inside out) and Runda to respond to your claims and you're conveniently ignoring it to focus on Kariobangi? Just accept you lack knowledge and spoke out of ignorance to save your lying ass.

Meanwhile show me those other middle income areas in Lagos outside Lekki, Victoria and CBD that can compare with Nairobi areas outside CBD and Westlands.

He said langata and south c have poor infrastructure
He Has seen the picture of langata and he is busy posting history of kariobangi
He knows nothing about nairobi and he wants to teach us about our city

psychologygh:
Curse you boy for bringing out thes trash from your mouth.I started with you guys just yesterday and I got banned and you guys are now strong in my absence quoting me and spewing nonsense.Listen boy,am not in the mood of getting banned for saying tthe truth so keep lying to yourself and be happy.I guess you guys had sleepless night and made my moniker blocked for giving you fire yesterday.I always say;Fool me once,shame on you,fool me twice,shame on me,buh fool me for over sixty years of severe starvation,highest crime rate,killings and terrorism,poverty headquarters and I still follow you,hmm no comment.Which way zoogeria,sorry Nigeria

[b]Some Nigerian companies dominating Gayna


Chrisbaki group :


Baki farms

Spec auto ltd

Bamar properties


Cabagco

Bar purity


Chibert group with interest in oil and gas, agriculture, transport,entertainment



GHone TV channel

Charterhouse: responsible for the National youth Achievers award, miss malaika beauty pageant, Ghana music award, Star of the future



Equity Assurance

Ubi energy

Televeras group


Vintage vision Ghana

City Lights: largest employer of labour in Ghana

Regency alliance

KRIF stationeries

Acces bank

Gt bank

Zenith bank: second largest bank in Ghana


Uba bank

Wapco

Wapic


Crystal tv( 4 TV stations)


Maxigate petroleum


International Energy insurance

Alliance legal

Oando

Jumia

Glo


Aiban universal service


3 equatumn

Capital assurance


Delight communication



Leaseafic ltd


First deep water discovery

Buka

Salma's eatery and pub



NEM ghana


RIL

Publiseer

Iroko tv

Interswitch etc


Nigerians own/dominates first Atlantic bank, energy bank

Nigerians own numerous stores as many as 400 in a single kumashit market

Cursed be Gayna[/b]

tylann:

He said langata and south c have poor infrastructure
He Has seen the picture of langata and he is busy posting history of kariobangi
He knows nothing about nairobi and he wants to teach us about our city

psychologygh:
Curse you boy for bringing out thes trash from your mouth.I started with you guys just yesterday and I got banned and you guys are now strong in my absence quoting me and spewing nonsense.Listen boy,am not in the mood of getting banned for saying tthe truth so keep lying to yourself and be happy.I guess you guys had sleepless night and made my moniker blocked for giving you fire yesterday.I always say;Fool me once,shame on you,fool me twice,shame on me,buh fool me for over sixty years of severe starvation,highest crime rate,killings and terrorism,poverty headquarters and I still follow you,hmm no comment.Which way zoogeria,sorry Nigeria

Some Nigerian companies dominating Gayna


Chrisbaki group :


Baki farms

Spec auto ltd

Bamar properties


Cabagco

Bar purity


Chibert group with interest in oil and gas, agriculture, transport,entertainment



GHone TV channel

Charterhouse: responsible for the National youth Achievers award, miss malaika beauty pageant, Ghana music award, Star of the future



Equity Assurance

Ubi energy

Televeras group


Vintage vision Ghana

City Lights: largest employer of labour in Ghana

Regency alliance

KRIF stationeries

Acces bank

Gt bank

Zenith bank: second largest bank in Ghana


Uba bank

Wapco

Wapic


Crystal tv( 4 TV stations)


Maxigate petroleum


International Energy insurance

Alliance legal

Oando

Jumia

Glo


Aiban universal service


3 equatumn

Capital assurance


Delight communication



Leaseafic ltd


First deep water discovery

Buka

Salma's eatery and pub



NEM ghana


RIL

Publiseer

Iroko tv

Interswitch etc


Nigerians own/dominates first Atlantic bank, energy bank

Nigerians own numerous stores as many as 400 in a single kumashit market

Cursed be Gayna

tylann:

He said langata and south c have poor infrastructure
He Has seen the picture of langata and he is busy posting history of kariobangi
He knows nothing about nairobi and he wants to teach us about our city

She is just another Genielov knows nothing.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania,Dar Slaam

Dar is bigger and more beautiful than Nairubbish no doubt about this

Everyone is invited to make a contribution.

Kazikazi, can you post those pictures about Tanzania's export here? And any other news about Tanzania's economy you have.

Kenyans! Knock yourself out.

Ghanaians! The floor is yours.


The thread is meant to be long serving, so let's keep it clean please.

https://www.nairaland.com/4940342/african-business-economy-infrastructural-development#74450952

tylann:

Nigerians are always concerned about Kenyan slums
Instead of worrying about they own slums

I'm still wondering how the Guinness book of World records haven't honored makoko by now... That thing is a wonder!

Ibrahimanis:
Everyone is invited to make a contribution.

Kazikazi, can you post those pictures about Tanzania's export here? And any other news about Tanzania's economy you have.

Kenyans! Knock yourself out.

Ghanaians! The floor is yours.


The thread is meant to be long serving, so let's keep it clean please.

https://www.nairaland.com/4940342/african-business-economy-infrastructural-development#74450952

Kazikazi?

We don't joke when we tell you Kenya is the alpha and omega of Tanzania dude. Everything Tanzanians do is to either complete or oppose Kenya. If you think you can lock Kenyans from a thread and have Tanzanians posting on it you're sick. We are the air that they breathe.

Iamleefact:

I'm still wondering how the Guinness book of World records haven't honored makoko by now... That thing is a wonder!

makoko is the only full-blown slum in naija and its a fishing community, their men are fishermen while d women sells d fish. Its a communtiy on water. So, what guiness record do u want?

Iamleefact:

I'm still wondering how the Guinness book of World records haven't honored makoko by now... That thing is a wonder!

makoko is the only full-blown slum in naija and its a fishing community, their men are fishermen while d women sells d fish. Its a communtiy on water. So, what guiness record do u want?

theenchanter:
makoko is the only full-blown slum in naija and its a fishing community, their men are fishermen while d women sells d fish. Its a communtiy on water. So, what guiness record do u want?

If Ajegunle is not a full blown slum then Nigeria is a developed country on the same level as Japan.

NairobiWalker:


If Ajegunle is not a full blown slum then Nigeria is a developed country on the same level as Japan.

Iamleefact:

Nice, tell us more about these as well

Agege
Ajegunle
Amukoko
Badia
Bariga
Bodija
Ijeshatedo/Itire
Ilaje
Iwaya
Makoko
Mushin
Oke-Offa Babasale
Somolu

Yourself, gallivant and tylann are all ignoramuses. You want to drag Nigeria to Kenya's level abi?

Take your 2g network phones and google HOUSE FOR RENT IN AJEGUNLE and see what comes out.

We will keep on hitting it into your coconut heads! Makoko is the only full blown slum in Nigeria.

See houses from Ajegunle below. Can you show such houses from Kibera or Mathare?

Nowenuse:


Yourself, gallivant and tylann are all ignoramuses. You want to drag Nigeria to Kenya's level abi?

Take your 2g network phones and google HOUSE FOR RENT IN AJEGUNLE and see what comes out.

We will keep on hitting it into your coconut heads! Makoko is the only full blown slum in Nigeria.

See houses from Ajegunle below. Can you show such houses from Kibera or Mathare?

i decided not to reply cos we'll keep arguing over n over which i detest.

*In kenyans mind*..... Nairobi has a population of about 4m and lagos about 20m, if nairobi could have like 5 slums, Lagos should have 5X their slums.

I'm still waiting for d slums to be converted to per capita.

NairobiWalker:


If Ajegunle is not a full blown slum then Nigeria is a developed country on the same level as Japan.

More from Ajegunle to knock you, gallivant & tylann out.
Nigeria can never be like Kenya where millions of people live in dozens of full blown slums everywhere.

Just as genieluv has told you guys, the Nigerian housing and land ownership system does not encourage slum explosion and profileration.
Nigeria would never have had a full blown slum had Makoko not been on the waters.

theenchanter:
i decided not to reply cos we'll keep arguing over n over which i detest.

*In kenyans mind*..... Nairobi has a population of about 4m and lagos about 20m, if nairobi could have like 5 slums, Lagos should have 5X their slums.

I'm still waiting for d slums to be converted to per capita.

You silent male biitches with facts bro.
Kenyans just desperately wish to see Nigeria at their level, especially in the housing sector, but it's just impossible.

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

Whoever said Tanzanians were lazy? The real lazy people are those who sit down in groups to drink Chang'aa and Busaa day and night while the whites, Somalis and Indians dominate their economy.
Then later on, from their slums, they come online to post pictures of houses in Nairobi which only whites, Indians & Somalis live and do business.

Nowenuse:



Yourself, gallivant and tylann are all ignoramuses. You want to drag Nigeria to Kenya's level abi?

Take your 2g network phones and google HOUSE FOR RENT IN AJEGUNLE and see what comes out.

We will keep on hitting it into your coconut heads! Makoko is the only full blown slum in Nigeria.

See houses from Ajegunle below. Can you show such houses from Kibera or Mathare?

No Kenyan uses 2g network
In terms of internet we even beat USA
We can even show you good houses in kibera not all houses are shacks in kibera
Some are middle income apartments
But kibera is a slum and ajegunle is a slum not slummish
So stop fooling yourself and post real pictures of ajegunle

NairobiWalker:


Kazikazi?

We don't joke when we tell you Kenya is the alpha and omega of Tanzania dude. Everything Tanzanians do is to either complete or oppose Kenya. If you think you can lock Kenyans from a thread and have Tanzanians posting on it you're sick. We are the air that they breathe.

Did you read my post? Because I called on everyone, I even mentioned Kenyans specifically!

Ok Nairobiwalker, rvp2018, Maria, jonraid, tlann, and all 50m Kenyans are invited to post on this thread

https://www.nairaland.com/4940342/african-business-economy-infrastructural-development#74451572

Happy now?