NairobiWalker:


Kazikazi country is nutcase.

Just keep on sleeping

Kazikazi:
The media should write the bad and the good about a country. What the Kenyan paper failed in Tz is concentrating too much on bad news.Even those bad news they were exegerated. When they tried to report something good,they shortened it.I prefer to get bad news about TZ from a Ugandan media,at least Ugandans trie to balance their reporting.

Uganda does not run a media outlet in Tanzania idiot. How are they going to focus on writing about the Truth in Tz when they have no paper their? Kenyan papers in Kenya don't focus on Tz, it's only our papers in Tz write the truth - just like they do in Kenya - but you truth haters only want gossip. No wonder you're the most useless country in Africa.

jamiiforums is a poor man's reddit!

Kazikazi:
Just keep on sleeping

Kazikazi:
Just keep on sleeping

What is that remote place in Kenya?

Here is a road in Dar es Salaam, your economic capital.

NairobiWalker:


Uganda does not run a media outlet in Tanzania idiot. How are they going to focus on writing about the Truth in Tz when they have no paper their? Kenyan papers in Kenya don't focus on Tz, it's only our papers in Tz write the truth - just like they do in Kenya - but you truth haters only want gossip. No wonder you're the most useless country in Africa.

kennnnnyaaaaaa....!!

missed me....??

kiiiiikikikiki....

lets play....

Jonraid:
Wewe ndo unawaeza!

XhosaNostra:
The song should actually be a Nigerian national anthem, it fits perfectly

XhosaNostra:
The song should actually be a Nigerian national anthem, it fits perfectly

Now that's a finisher blow(K.O).Nigerians didn't see that one coming,LMFAO.On a more serious note,you are not far from the truth though.That's what most of their youths cry everywhere,"WHY LORD"!!!.Still,lets pray for Nigeria.

NairobiWalker:


What is that remote place in Kenya?

Here is a road in Dar es Salaam, your economic capital.

sharrap...thats rain season....happens everywhere in the world....

dont mess with my broda,kazi....

XhosaNostra....

kiiiikikikikiki....

JaceBlaze:
It just needs a pidgin version so it can be more fitting.

Fada something

TayserMahri:


Abbeggi, am not racist. Why are you talking as if you have A movies in nigeria? All your movies, including the best are still B Movies. Am talking about movies that will get a guy with a Phd thinking. You have none of that. Your movie stories are made by and for the low IQ dullards, sorry to say! You're just lucky Africa is a place of generally mentally tortoise humans who will find your movies fanciful. In an advanced society all your movies would be classified as child stories. You dont even realize how pitiful we feel about our continent when we hear that your movie industry is the best in Africa. Almost like being told Buhari is the healthiest man in Africa. We really cant wait for you people to either stop making those thoroughly embarrassing movies or upgrade your mental software to 21st century IQ. Start making movies for smart folks.

Please!

Please name one a movie that's a b movie.I'm waiting.Google is allowed.And see person telling me to upgrade my software
Isn't it you that said all our tradition is based on juju? If our software is Windows xp then yours is Windows 98
If our b movies are bugging you why not make yours? do you need a permit? you keep saying our music and movies are trash, then make yours so we can have a little competition.The way you talk as if you Kenyans don't enjoy our trashy b movies
I read an article about a not so popular b actor who visited Nairobi and was surprised when Kenyans were hailing him and saying his igbo catch phrase even as they didn't understand it
Now you're coming to act like Kenyans are tired of our trash movies!
Speak for yourself please,when you start making movies to rival even our b movies,
then you can raise a finger on our movie industry.

chrisagyei:
;DNow that's a finisher blow(K.O).Nigerians didn't see that one coming,LMFAO.On a more serious note,you are not far from the truth though.That's what most of their youths cry everywhere,"WHY LORD"!!!.Still,lets pray for Nigeria.

LMFAO. Well the song helped South Africa & it might work for them too

There's actually a very sad story behind that song, connected to our past. Let me look for it quickly

Jonraid:
jamiiforums is a poor man's reddit!

After failing to construct a road for your poor fellows, you speak trash about the biggest forum in east Africa?

rvp2018:
Interesting. But how did the elites acquire wealth if not thro corruption. Rawling was like your french revolution. Kenya eventually will need it unless the elites manages the widening gap by investing aggressively on social programs. But Nigeria is over-ripe for a revolution - it just need 3yrs of Oil prices dropping to 40 dollars a barrel - and the bloodbath will start -

Rawlings revolution dismantled the democratic Goverment that was growing by the elites.Rawling coup accounted for lack of any foreign direct investment in the 1980s and 1990s sending Ghana to Fifty years backward.

what he brought is cuban style style revolution not that of french. he set up PDCs, WDCs cadres, CRDs, vetting committees, and all crap. That was the democracy he brought. if not for GW Bush and the IMF, Ghana would never have seen democracy while Jerry Rawlings is still alive.

XhosaNostra:



LMFAO. Well the song helped South Africa & it might work for them too

There's actually a very sad story behind that song, connected to our past. Let me look for it quickly

you cant move forward without the past....south africa will surprise africa in the future....

the way you people start understandin that whites cant be trusted is a big bravo....

somebody that kept your kind 400years long in slavery you wan trust today....??

thats mass madness....

NairobiWalker:


What is that remote place in Kenya?

Here is a road in Dar es Salaam, your economic capital.

One word
KIBERA
Out of 3million people in Nairobi a whopping 2.5 million live in slums!!
I wonder why you guys always insult other capitals slums when you have the cream of the crop!

abbeg:
One word
KIBERA
Out of 3million people in Nairobi a whopping 2.5 million live in slums!!
I wonder why you guys always insult other capitals slums when you have the cream of the crop!

we will blow their smelly yanshes open....

talkin nonesense about tanzanians....

NairobiWalker:


How can someone live with no dime? Are you this full of hate or it's just your usual stupidity?

Okay
change dime to penny
happy?

justtoodark:


we will blow their smelly yanshes open....

talkin nonesense about tanzanians....

They will just be building towers upon towers
I suspect when they're out of space they'll build towers on top of kibera
But when we built Abuja they were shouting white elephant! and 'waste of money'
What of all the towers?
I heard they're building Africa's tallest building.Good.
Maybe all the kiberans can move into it

XhosaNostra:



LMFAO. Well the song helped South Africa & it might work for them too

There's actually a very sad story behind that song, connected to our past. Let me look for it quickly

I will appreciate the information about the story.I really hope they take your advice and adopt this moving and empathy anthem instead of their arrogant anthem which is sending them nowhere.Nigeria compared to the world including some few progressive African countries can be likened to a rich and educated parent who plans their birth numbers and give birth to say maximum 3,4 or at most 5 children although they could take care of over 30 children at a go buh due to right attention,having time for all their children,they tend to limit their numbers compared to a very rich buh primitive,wicked and uneducated man with about 4 different wives who are at loggerheads and serious conflict buh the man acts unconcerned and gives birth to over 20 children,fails to adequately provide the needed support for them although he could buh has totally refused to take responsibilities and there is serious conflict among the different wives and their children.It becomes a jungle where only the fittest survive.

abbeg:
They will just be building towers upon towers
I suspect when they're out of space they'll build towers on top of kibera
But when we built Abuja they were shouting white elephant! and 'waste of money'
What of all the towers?
I heard they're building Africa's tallest building.Good.
Maybe all the kiberans can move into it

if they can afford it....

kenyans are still sufferin from oga,madam syndrom....

nigeria is trying to get out of it....

massage....tahhhh...they will turn their country into a giant whorehouse for whites....

we saw the videos....

pedo paradies....

Kazikazi:
After failing to construct a road for your poor fellows, you speak trash about the biggest forum in east Africa?

How about you focus on this instead worrying about your neighbors who have better roads than you?

chrisagyei:
I will appreciate the information about the story.I really hope they take your advice and adopt this moving and empathy anthem instead of their arrogant anthem which is sending them nowhere.Nigeria compared to the world including some few progressive African countries can be likened to a rich and educated parent who plans their birth numbers and give birth to say maximum 3,4 or at most 5 children although they could take care of over 30 children at a go buh due to right attention,having time for all their children,they tend to limit their numbers compared to a very rich buh primitive,wicked and uneducated man with about 4 different wives who are at loggerheads and serious conflict buh the man acts unconcerned and gives birth to over 20 children,fails to adequately provide the needed support for them although he could buh has totally refused to take responsibilities and there is serious conflict among the different wives and their children.It becomes a jungle where only the fittest survive.

Spot on!

Anyway, here's what I could find. It's not a complete story, just what let up to the composition of the song.

NairobiWalker:

How about you focus on this instead worrying about your neighbors who have better roads than you?

the world is gettin messier and all you care about is your neighbor....

i feel sorry for kenyans....

what you have is nothing....

Jonraid:
International Labour Organisation

In 2016, the International Labour Organisation – the UN agency that focuses on labour – estimated Kenya’s unemployment rate to be 11.5%.

To calculate this, it uses a model that takes into account the latest available official data from each country, ILO statistician Yves Perardel told Africa Check.

But Africa Check discovered the calculation was based on an error – Kenya’s official unemployment rate in 2009 was 9.7%, not the 12.17% listed by the ILO.

The ILO acknowledged this, saying the 12.17% it had used was an internal figure that was not double-checked, Perardel said. (Note: The UN agency has since updated the unemployment rate from the 2009 population census in its database.)

Updated estimates – using the latest unemployment data after checking the methodology – will be available in November 2018, Perardel added.

UN Development Programme

Kenyan media often reports that the country’s unemployment rate was 39.1% in 2015, citing the UNDP’s Human Development Report 2016. The figure appears to have been deduced from the report’s finding that Kenya’s employment-to-population ratio was 60.9% [100% – 60.9% = 39.1%].

But as the 39.1% includes the economically inactive – say, students or women taking care of others at home – it does not signify unemployment, a labour expert told Africa Check. Read our fact-check for more detail.

https://africacheck.org/factsheets/factsheet-has-kenyas-unemployment-really-dropped-to-7-4/

Everyone else,that's how you interrogate stats! You double check the details. Thanks,jonraid- that 40% figure has been floated for farrr too long; not that Geniuses here will stop repeating it.

XhosaNostra:


Spot on!

Anyway, here's what I could find. It's not a complete story, just what let up to the composition of the song.

wow,amazing and very touchy story.I am just imagining how he felt betrayed by the system and how his students who couldn't bear the news weeping uncontrollably with the inspector arriving at the scene and being moved completely.Now that is a real life story backed with a very touchy song.I really hope the rhythm of the song will be super emoyional due to it's lyrics?

Jonraid:
This is basically me.Read point 2!

There is no beef or chicken!

You beleive in astrology? You don't seem that kinda man



Anyways, this is me

Anyways!

We naturally don't get along but we can get along if we want too!

ednited:


You beleive in astrology? You don't seem that kinda man



Anyways, this is me

Jonraid:
Anyways!

We naturally don't get along but we can get along if we want too!

The picture makes too much sense

It's shocking how astrology can be so factual at times!

Whoever called you Mother Teresa saw you as a humanitarian with an eye on social justice!

ednited:



The picture makes too much sense

Stevoh18:


Compare and contrast

Do you see any smoke from a generator in Kenyan pics

U got eyes at all?
Anyway beauty is in the eyes of the beholder
fyi those are from a video so it's a poor quality

Jonraid:
First thing,you got it all wrong on our unemployment rate!

See for more details.