NairobiWalker1:



Why lie now?

Are you trying to say this is not Nigeria?



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XhosaNostra:


Lol, leave my Aquaman alone. I like him just the way he is

tylann:

Poor mtis i pity him

tylann:

the guy is always full of nothing

XhosaNostra:


Why?

XhosaNostra:


I know it's people's homes, but those are some ugly rondavels & ugly villages.

XhosaNostra:


I know it's people's homes, but those are some ugly rondavels & ugly villages.

AskiaHarem:


Lmao stop posting the homes of tourists, expatriates, and (Kenyatta,Indian,British) Minority Elite. Show us the homes of the common Kenyan.

Kazikazi:
Those are Eco friendly homes!

AutoReportNG:
Who says Nigeria is not the big brother in Africa despite all our flaws and mistakes, many countries still look up to us for inspiration and understudy our works.

The Ghanaian government on Friday joined the Honourable Minister of Transportation, Rt. Hon Rotimi Amaechi to inspect and tour ongoing construction works on the $1.5bn Lagos-Ibadan rail project.

Speaking after the inspection, Ghana’s Minister for Railway Development, Mr Joe Ghartey explained that he is in Nigeria to understudy the Nigerian standard gauge rail project.

According to Mr Ghartey, who led a high powered team to Nigeria, “Nigeria has done very well as regards the standard gauge rail project, and we are taking what we have seen back home as a blueprint for the development of our own rail sector.”

Also speaking after the inspection, the Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi assured Nigerians that the Lagos-Ibadan Rail project will be completed before the first week in May.

“We’ve inspected Dk 102, and the only place we are having challenges is kilometre 102, but CCECC have assured that by Monday 8th of April they must have completed the tracks.

“Also at kilometre 110 is where we are having soil challenges and that is what they are working on now. Another challenge is kilometre 116 which also has soil issue, but the geological survey has been done and they have discovered that there is a high water level in those place.

“So I am very impressed with the work done so far. Although they didn’t meet up with my expectations, but you will agree with me that they are humans and not a machine.

” But we expect them to do track laying to kilometre 95. They have done sub-laying to kilometre 98, so what they have not done is track laying and they said when I come for inspection in one week time, they will have done the track laying up to kilometre 98 and they will start laying the beam to cross the bridge at kilometre 98,” the Honourable Minister of Transportation stated.

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/03/ghana-government-sends-delegate-to.html

TayserMahri:



really horrible what you did to Marty all becos of mtis

XhosaNostra:


Marty got hoes in different threads, I can't dzeal

tylann:

Good to hear that i was worried about my boy mtis

gallivant:
Lamu Town, Lamu County

XhosaNostra:


Lol, let's not overwhelm poor Mtis. I get the feeling he's a shy one.

NairobiWalker1:



Which lie now?

Are you trying to say this is not Nigeria?



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Kazikazi:
I can only tell you the root causes of xenophobia which is Pride.We have this xenophobic tendencies in most of the countries though in the SA it is more bad.And when pride have taken a centre stage,this attitudes will manifest..

Fear
Ingratitude
Entitlement
Rebellion
Hypocrisy

NairobiWalker1:


In my country, we stopped living in huts like this in the mid 90s. In Nigeria, entire villages are huts like these.



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tylann:

I will have to tell him to man up
And pick up the nostra challenge

XhosaNostra:


Lol, leave my Aquaman alone. I like him just the way he is

gallivant:


These are hotels silly. Besides, if I show common Kenyan you will still cry oyimbo. Just sit back and enjoy the ride Mr. Zero Opinion.

gallivant:
Lamu County







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tylann:

Poor mtis i pity him

mtisTheQubit:

kazikazi you are an hypocrite...

forgiveness:



Ghana Government come learn work from their father.

They want to escape from choo choo cha ku cha ku..... sound.

The Gwongoro exodus.

Kazikazi:
Those are Eco friendly homes!

tylann:

Eco friendly homes
What is that ?

jaycent:
The gwongoro is still sleeping