Jonraid:
Well,this one is from an Ethiopian restaurant in Kenya so it must taste good.We don't have a Kenyan injera but the Somali Kenyans do cook injera. I'm yet to taste it though!

68816419:

well, I dont have any issue with that, African needs to learn from each others.
Bellow is INTEGRATED PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM for lagos, The BRT and the ferry systems is already in use, while the train system shall be completed soonest .
joke aside, Lagos is developing so fast

ednited:


It's not about having Ethiopian restaurant or not. The teff in Ethiopia is way better. However you try, you can't bake it as good as ours because of the teff. Every diasporas complain about it.


Somali Kenyans bake too?? Wow, Injera must be famous in Kenya.

abbeg:
You think Nigeria isn't even a bigger ally to USA than Ghana?

We have been allies since the 70s fyi.
We have several military pacts.
Between Nigeria and Ghana you seriously think they'll pick Ghana?With around 20something million people and less influence coupled with fewer natural reserves.
Your only hopes would be China or Russia since that's what they like.(challenging usa)
Nigeria can overrun west Africa pretty easily.

ednited:


And plus, I don't think Kenya Injera tastes great as Ethiopia Injera. Ethiopia Injera is better than any Injera

abbeg:
Seriousnly?
we have around 200000 men in our army able to swell to 5 million when the time comes minus special forces and naval infantry
500 or so tanks with around 150 in active service.The rest can be reactivated.
1500 armoured fighting vehicles
2000 technicals (truck with gun)
Up to 15 Russian mi35 choppers and another 15 mi 24s minus other miscalleneous and naval choppers.
12 super tucanos
12 su 30 Flankers
3 jf17s
10 alpha jets
7 chengdu f7s
2 destroyers
2 frigates
several corvettes and OPVs plus gun and patrol boats.
1 landing craft.
Even your fellow Ghanaians didn't challenge him so why are you trying.Nigeria can overrun west Africa relatively easily and that is a fact.Ghana would be too easy.Only our army and about 3 flankers would do the trick.
You don't even know anything militarily so why are you arguing?
The soldiers fighting bh are underequipped thanks to corrupt govt. (Ghana is second most corrupt in west Africa as of recently)
Even the bh you insult is quite powerful for a terrorist group. (they buy tanks,guns,missile trucks and anti aircraft weapons) so much that four countries including Nigeria are fighting them.They have around 20000 plus fighters.More than camerouns army.
Even USA has been fighting terrorists for 2 decades.Or is Ghana stronger than USA?
Always talking nonsense.
Ghana has no tanks
No fighter jets
No surface combat boat
(EDIT: you recently purchased some frigates.good for you)
No attack chopper (only our mi35 is more than all your choppers combined)
No artillery
And around 13500 soldiers,airmen and naval officers combined.

Boko haram even has more soldiers than your entire armed forces yet you insult Nigeria like Ghana could do better.They would flatten you.
Only our army is 15 times more than your entire armed forces.
Like I said earlier,Ghana is far too easy for Nigeria to overrun.

Omoluabi16:
You look great. but mxm mshele kagato Soweto body shape? mphonele sizwe south African girls.

AskiaHarem:


Trying to get your white masters to come save you? Stupid slave minded Bantus!

Just30:
Like i said

keep dreaming and you will have a bloody nose


Since we have more influence in Togo
we will allow the Togolese Military to deal with you.

tylann:
It is cooked by Ethiopians who own restraunts in nairobi

ednited:


Bad girl . If you are Orthodox Christian, better go to one of our churches and check. If not. . .go to one of the churches


Just go to church. And not only on Sundays.

68816419:
Lagos BRT (Kenyans and other Africans must learn how to develop a transport master plan and be enforced by all means
the project is part of the strategic transport master plan (STMP), a 30-year plan to deliver a world-class integrated public transport system with Six Rail Lines, One Mono-Rail, 14 BRT corridors, Three Cable Car Corridors, and 26 developed Water Routes.

The first phase of the project took off in 2008, connecting Mile 12 through Ikorodu Road and Funsho Williams Avenue up to CMS. Further expansion by the successive administration of Babatunde Fashola, extended the scheme across other residential suburbs with buses plying road-side dedicated lanes. The second phase under Fashola was through a Public Private Partnership (PPP) model, and coordinated by the state-owned, Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA).

The current administration, led by Akinwunmi Ambode, inaugurated the “BRT classic” and “Smart Lagos Transport” model, an extension of the service from Mile 12 to Ikorodu roundabout, with the dedicated lane in the middle. Along with the then lauded initiative were some 434 new buses, but under a new management now known as Primero Transport Services Limited. Today, it is Primero, not LAMATA that has exclusive rights to all the BRT corridors in the state
CMS to Ikorodu town to 35 kilometres

ednited:


Are there many habesha resturants in Nairobi??

tylann:

What do you mean by Kenyans and other africans must learn from lagos brt

XhosaNostra:


Churches put me off. They like money too much. I do pray sometimes though, just to stay connected with my creator.

You guys seem to like going to church. A lot. You even attend during the week! Maybe I'll check it out...for the experience. Never been to an Ethiopian church before.

tylann:

Some nowadays are just for making money nothing else

XhosaNostra:


Imagine!

XhosaNostra:


Exactly!

Omoluabi16:
bro I'm not a Missy. I'm a 6feet blue eyed Nigerian bombshell.

tylann:
Nigeria's military can't overrun any nation Fulani herdsmen and boko haram are making them run away Those are just the common delusions of Nigerians

tylann:


He is Nigerian full of empty boasting
Lagos brt cannot transport more than 200k people in a city of more than 15 million people

I told him we can't learn from failures

Nairobi has a problem with congestion and traffic jams but we can't learn from lagos

Jonraid:
I see us facing many challenges.The middle class are opposed to leaving their cars at home and using public transport.We have to make this project as cool as possible to bring all Kenyans on board.But I know the government would enforce this!

It's a project in progress for us!

XhosaNostra:


Churches put me off. They like money too much. I do pray sometimes though, just to stay connected with my creator.

You guys seem to like going to church. A lot. You even attend during the week! Maybe I'll check it out...for the experience. Never been to an Ethiopian church before.

68816419:

well said, the Good news with LAGOS BRT system is the fact that, all buses are clean, fully air-conditioned and equipped with free Wi-Fi and carters for all classes of People (Very rich,average poor and disables ) and the services kp improving on a daily bases .

tylann:


He is Nigerian full of empty boasting
Lagos brt cannot transport more than 200k people in a city of more than 15 million people

I told him we can't learn from failures

Nairobi has a problem with congestion and traffic jams but we can't learn from lagos

edon21:

for real we wouldn't have to waste artillery on either Kenya or Ghana.
we would just lay siege to your waters and then your government ll start to beg

Jonraid:
But shouldn't that be the basic minimum of a BRT bus ?

vaxx:
An average ghanian settings