PetroDollax:
Small sense like this, you don’t have when they tell you MUMUs that Nigeria has the largest GDP in Africa, you will be jumping up and down shouting GDP GDP. Now they are telling you you are the 6th most miserable country in the works, and you are asking me is Ghana better than the countries named.

Okay, Nigeria is supposedly the country with the largest GDP in Africa, right? Is Nigeria better than South Africa? If you answer my question I will gladly answer your stvpid question every time you open your mouth, it’s a freaking fvcking disaster

dont mind them
they dont have brains

obaaderemi:
How the hell did this happen in a country as small as little India?

You'll be surprised at the number of skeletons Kenya has in its closet.Just watched a documentary on mombasa today.
I was just laughing throughout!
see wor wor dirty buildings! but they'll only show us pictures from afar! Every body was just skinny, dust and filth everywhere,you need to see up close pics of mombasa.Not those far away skyline shots.
Next time they shouldn't dare to compare mombasa with Lagos.Even onitsha is better than that trashcan of a city.
Oshodi is a more suitable opponent for them

Just30:
dont mind them they dont have brains

In the eyes of the blind the one eyed man is king. That's why petrodollax's clueless rantings seem amazing to you. I weep for Ghana.

Just30:
dont mind them they dont have brains

In the eyes of the blind the one eyed man is king. That's why petrodollax's clueless rantings seem amazing to you. I weep for Ghana.

abbeg:
Let this thread retain its purpose which is different countries in Africa duking it out on the internet.

For what purpose, simply to generate traffic to this website, do you work for Nairaland?

Africa2019:
Shame on all of you.This discussion is a good example of why its so hard for this continent to get ahead.Very divisible people with extremely fragile egos.

What does it benefit anyone when you tear each other down like this?

Wonder why its so easy for African countries to be interfered with, look no further, these are the kind of people this continent has.All of Africa needs to be united as much as possible to get started with the very big task of catching up with the rest of the world, but these are the so called young people of Africa who are supposed to lead us to the future, shame shame shame.

I will wait until you get tired. They will soon call you Mother Theresa for that. Leave them. . . just deal with those who can make difference. This thread is no fruitful

Peace

Bifwoli:


Awulunganga xhosaNostra your point is countintuitive actually. Tis more expensive to light a house for a poor man coz paraffin is relatively expensive compared to electricity.The savings from expensive paraffin can be redirected to improve the house ,children get to study under better lighting (this beats poverty in the long run too) and indoor air pollution of these smokey lamps is eliminated thus saving further on health and related costs. Do a research on indoor air pollution and see how badly the 3rd world folks live with the consequences.

You're being a bit idealistic & not being realistic in the statement above. I know abantu abamnyama well, especially old ladies, they usually stick to what they know, so the chances of the above happening, are zero. For an example, where I grew up, we got our connection in '95 or thereabouts, but people are still using paraffin & see it as a "cheaper" alternative to electricity. We have very cold winters here & most people combat them with paraffin heaters instead of electric ones for one excuse or another. At my childhood home, cooking certain things on the electric stove was a definite no-no (apparently the taste changes or whatever, according to my mom's imagination)& as a result, we still alternate between a paraffin stove & an electric one. My point is, nothing will change as most people will stick to doing things the same way they've always done them, with the exception of lighting of course...everybody hates paraffin lamps.

The lazy children of those magogos should rather do the needful

I see your first paragraph as an insult, i may not be soft with my response to you in the next similar lines again.

That is a friendly warning.

theenchanter:
so, u plagiarized mynd4.4 post abi?

But seriously speaking, PZ is not a Nigerian company but UK's while PZ Nigeria Plc is a subsidiary of the parent company.

All those subsidiaries u're calling a country's company remits revenue to their parent companies.

i didn't plagiarized anybody there, what i did was editing and rewriting which is acceptable. We may have conclude on the same thing per the name used. But not on the same approach or information therein and beside that is not mynd4.4 post. So stop accusing me wrongly. :'

Subsidiary are diffrent from parent company because decision are taken independently per what is obtainable in country registerd . Whether it remit revenue back home does not factor in now. But where and how she operate. That is why UBA Kenya is not bind by the law obtainable in UBA Nigeria.

Africa2019:


I'm Kenyan.But I find the posts by Kenyans, Nigerians and everybody else who's piled on to this discussion not to be left behind, pointless.

Talk to your people and the rest to stay the fvck off of our business, we're not owning them? Nigeria/ Nigerians don't give a fvck about them. You can see that, this is a Nigerian forum and it's meant for Nigerians only and not African! All these poor poor small small countries will leave their miserable country and come to our forum to diss Nigerians and you want us to keep quiet. Hell no bro? It's do or die. For this case to die, it's better the mood to close this thread once and for all, so that everybody should find his/her way! Because a lady here called Ednited has once talked about this fight of a thing nobody listen to her! For me you're wasting your time?

I did sleep well troll, i can see how you are scared now to used that parlance with me again.( A sign of domestication) Your freind or brother realised how much i perished your career with my soft comeback. They even caution you.

samorobo:

Let me use you to pass time as I await my good night rest....so how was your night yesterday, I hope you slept well from all the trauma I put you through. ..Anyway its normal.no one goes through me and have is life that easy going... grin grin grin

Your friend are still indirectly mentioning me and reminding me how i made you worthless like a used toilet tissue and many plead was sent so that i can stop. You were even caution to stop so that many broken news about you and your bloodline will not be reported as usual.

Now let me complete your last stupid statement. ..I write.

Good. Let me add more to the exsiting brutality you faced in vaxx1 hand yesterday. Let me now make you more useless like the woman menstural pad. It seems you love cyber punishment.

Ignorance is analogous to illiteracy
Illiteracy is analogous to failure
Illusory million is analogous to reality tens
Illusory massive investment is analogous to penury
Cheap shoe strap is analogous to cheap flip flop
Ambition in bavaria is analogous to old fadama road
AND MOST IMPORTANTLY
Crainium is not analogous to storing insult



And before I forget help me put in the NOTs where they are needed....I just like compelling you to work since you are jobless... grin grin grin grin

The external ugliness speaks volume about the severity of the turbulence in your brain. A person so dumb he can barely out-wit sewer rats. The list he could do is to edit and rewrite my response to make him sound worth noticing.

To think this is the scumbag who has been showering endless praises on himself, on how "rich" he is .Well, to be an ugly baboon is one thing, being a mental cripple on top of it is a glaring indicator that you were screwed up by nature, and had MALADY and MISFORTUNE inscribed on the gift bag you brought down from heaven.

Useless samrobo24 , samrobo

obaaderemi:
What happened next was : after selling their 25% stake in Equity Bank, they used the money to buy Telkom Kenya and bought up a 12% stake in Africa Oil and acquired oil assets in Kenya.
And yes, UBA Nigeria is very profitable.


I like you, Tylan Boy,you must be a good student and I sense you would be a great diplomat one day but you are spending way too much time on this Nigerian site arguing about what-da-fvck.It ruins the mind.Ask Tasha and Mtis. But if you think you are learning something here, then continue to tag along. It's all good.

Ooh boy
How i spend my time on nairaland is none of your concerns , iam here to stay anyway

So buying 12% stake In Kenyan company that means you own Kenya

theenchanter:
so, u plagiarized mynd4.4 post abi?

But seriously speaking, PZ is not a Nigerian company but UK's while PZ Nigeria Plc is a subsidiary of the parent company.

All those subsidiaries u're calling a country's company remits revenue to their parent companies.

I have no problem with Nigerian companies investing in Kenya
They pay tax and invest in our economy
But that doesn't mean that without Nigerian companies Kenyan economy will crumble

Africa2019:
Shame on all of you.This discussion is a good example of why its so hard for this continent to get ahead.Very divisible people with extremely fragile egos.

What does it benefit anyone when you tear each other down like this?

Wonder why its so easy for African countries to be interfered with, look no further, these are the kind of people this continent has.All of Africa needs to be united as much as possible to get started with the very big task of catching up with the rest of the world, but these are the so called young people of Africa who are supposed to lead us to the future, shame shame shame.

Calm down we are only having fun .

Please tell us what you have done to unite Africans

Africa2019:
Shame on all of you.This discussion is a good example of why its so hard for this continent to get ahead.Very divisible people with extremely fragile egos.

What does it benefit anyone when you tear each other down like this?

Wonder why its so easy for African countries to be interfered with, look no further, these are the kind of people this continent has.All of Africa needs to be united as much as possible to get started with the very big task of catching up with the rest of the world, but these are the so called young people of Africa who are supposed to lead us to the future, shame shame shame.

Calm down we are only having fun .

Please tell us what you have done to unite Africans .

XhosaNostra:


You're being a bit idealistic & not being realistic in the statement above. I know abantu abamnyama well, especially old ladies, they usually stick to what they know, so the chances of the above happening, are zero. For an example, where I grew up, we got our connection in '95 or thereabouts, but people are still using paraffin & see it as a "cheaper" alternative to electricity. We have very cold winters here & most people combat them with paraffin heaters instead of electric ones for one excuse or another. At my childhood home, cooking certain things on the electric stove was a definite no-no (apparently the taste changes or whatever, according to my mom's imagination)& as a result, we still alternate between a paraffin stove & an electric one. My point is, nothing will change as most people will stick to doing things the same way they've always done them, with the exception of lighting of course...everybody hates paraffin lamps.

The lazy children of those magogos should rather do the needful

Kenya doesn't have winters
But Kenyans living in huts use this small paraffin lamps with alot of smoke
Electricity is much cheap than paraffin and healthy

tylann:

Kenya doesn't have winters
But Kenyans living in huts use this small paraffin lamps with alot of smoke
Electricity is much cheap than paraffin and healthy

I was just making an example that people still have a purpose for things that use paraffin.
You cannot bake a perfect pot bread on an electric stove for instance, but you can with a paraffin stone because you have maximum control on how high or low it burns, which is why many households still have a paraffin stove stashed away somewhere.
As for lamps, well, those are really horrible, I know. The point I'm trying to make is, the more things change, the more they remain the same.

XhosaNostra:


I was just making an example that people still have a purpose for things that use paraffin.
You cannot bake a perfect pot bread on an electric stove for instance, but you can with a paraffin stone because you have maximum control on how high or low it burns, which is why many households still have a paraffin stove stashed away somewhere.
As for lamps, well, those are really horrible, I know. The point I'm trying to make is, the more things change, the more they remain the same.

Okay i get you

Kazikazi:
How can someone go to cut that thing in a bush in this century? What a no sense!

I was cut in the bush do you have a problem with that

tylann:

Okay i get you

I can't speak for everyone of course. About a week ago I tried making pot bread because I was missing home. It didn't turn out so well because of the heat on the stove. It was either too high or too low, then I remembered that I had some (bread) at my cousin's house in December, so I gave her a call to find out at what heat level she baked it on. It turned out she has a paraffin stove that she uses specifically for the purpose of cooking samp & baking bread, for the sake of authenticity So I'm now thinking of purchasing a paraffin stove of my own because I miss some traditional foodstuffs.

The bread was supposed to look like the picture below, but my 1st attempt on an electric stove left me huffing & puffing.

Bifwoli:


Awulunganga xhosaNostra your point is countintuitive actually. Tis more expensive to light a house for a poor man coz paraffin is relatively expensive compared to electricity.The savings from expensive paraffin can be redirected to improve the house ,children get to study under better lighting (this beats poverty in the long run too) and indoor air pollution of these smokey lamps is eliminated thus saving further on health and related costs. Do a research on indoor air pollution and see how badly the 3rd world folks live with the consequences.

In fact along with smoky rural kitchens its the major cause of childhood asthma not mythical 'second hand cigarette smoke!'

jaycent:
Talk to your people and the rest to stay the fvck off of our business

I agree with you, I don't see the point in coming to a Nigerian forum and engaging in this nonsense, but I do see this thread was opened by a Nigerian, which probably pulled the Kenyans in because their country was being discussed.Its kinda crazy though, for it to go on for this long.

jaycent:
All these poor poor small small countries will leave their miserable country and come to our forum to diss Nigerians and you want us to keep quiet.

Its annoying, tbh Id also find it irritating if I was you guys but look at it this way, if seeing foreigners on an internet forum makes you this mad, do you think Africans or other people who are xenohphobic towards Nigerians living in their countries are justified?

tylann:

I have no problem with Nigerian companies investing in Kenya
They pay tax and invest in our economy
But that doesn't mean that without Nigerian companies Kenyan economy will crumble

Nigeria company investing in kenya is not Nigeria Goverment company, it is a private individual company with Nigeria nationality. The remitance of their profit those not land into Nigeria goverment pulse. It landed into the independent Nigeria buisness pulse.


And likewise, Nigeria independent business in kenya pay tax and contribute to kenya developmental progress.

Africa2019:


I agree with you, I don't see the point in coming to a Nigerian forum and engaging in this nonsense, but I do see this thread was opened by a Nigerian, which probably pulled the Kenyans in because their country was being discussed.Its kinda crazy though, for it to go on for this long.




Its annoying, tbh Id also find it irritating if I was you guys but look at it this way, if seeing foreigners on an internet forum makes you this mad, do you think Africans or other people who are xenohphobic towards Nigerians living in their countries are justified?

Take several seats and spare us the homilies. If you look at the first pages you'll see how Naijjans chose vituperation and contempt. We came to tell the truth and learn-there's a lot of REAL KNOWLEDGE on this thread.

XhosaNostra:


I can't speak for everyone of course. About a week ago I tried making pot bread because I was missing home. It didn't turn out so well because of the heat on the stove. It was either too high or too low, then I remembered that I had some (bread) at my cousin's house in December, so I gave her a call to find out at what heat level she baked it on. It turned out she has a paraffin stove that she uses specifically for the purpose of cooking samp & baking bread, for the sake of authenticity So I'm now thinking of purchasing a paraffin stove of my own because I miss some traditional foodstuffs.

The bread was supposed to look like the picture below, but my 1st attempt on an electric stove left me huffing & puffing.

Okay
My sister says jikos bake cake better than the microwave

kikuyu1:


Take several seats and spare us the homilies. If you look at the first pages you'll see how Naijjans chose vituperation and contempt. We came to tell the truth and learn-there's a lot of REAL KNOWLEDGE on this thread.

I don't doubt your intentions, but at some point it becomes meaningless.Whatever point everyone wanted to make about this topic has been made.All that's left if a mere competition of who puts in the last word and a bunch of people piling on to make sure their countries aren't left out.

Can't stop you guys from doing it, but had to point out what I see.

vaxx1:
Nigeria company investing in kenya is not Nigeria Goverment company, it is a private individual company with Nigeria nationality. The remitance of their profit those not land into Nigeria goverment pulse. It landed into the independent Nigeria buisness pulse.


And likewise, Nigeria independent business in kenya pay tax and contribute to kenya developmental progress.

That is what they fail to grasp

Africa2019:


I don't doubt your intentions, but at some point it becomes meaningless.Whatever point everyone wanted to make about this topic has been made.All that's left if a mere competition of who puts in the last word and a bunch of people piling on to make sure their countries aren't left out.

Can't stop you guys from doing it, but had to point out what I see.

Okay you have made your point

So just leave us to continue on what we were doing
If you don't like it just leave the thread

tylann:

Okay
My sister says jikos bake cake better than the microwave

Usuality conquers the brain, as they say. People will never stop using jikos or paraffin stoves because that's what they're used to & their only trusted cooking method for "best results".
Paraffin lamps may be outdated but the rest will live on for maybe another generation or so. Yanno, the one thing I'm glad doesn't exist anymore are those heavy stove irons. I hated those with passion!

This thing right here. You even had to spit on it to test how hot it is

XhosaNostra:


Usuality conquers the brain, as they say. People will never stop using jikos or paraffin stoves because that's what they're used to & their only trusted cooking method for "best results".
Paraffin lamps may be outdated but the rest will live on for maybe another generation or so. Yanno, the one thing I'm glad doesn't exist anymore are those heavy stove irons. I hated those with passion!

This thing right here. You even had to spit on it to test how hot it is

ooh such a dangerous weapon over there

kenyans have these charcoal heated irons it is stressful to use but it irons clothes well compared to the electric ones as people say

tylann:



So just leave us to continue on what we were doing

I know and I really don't wanna be a party pooper, but yeah, totally necessary at this point.

tylann:

Okay you have made your point

So just leave us to continue on what we were doing
If you don't like it just leave the thread

You beat me to it!

Africa2019:


I know and I really don't wanna be a party pooper, but yeah, totally necessary at this point.

yes africans are tearing each other in twitter wars
you can go and call them into order