Abuja

ABJ

samorobo:
Yes our debt was cleared in 2007 and tge lcci has started it again. Fct still remains that our debt to gdp is extremely low 19% while yours is aiming at 70% if not 75% by now

Unfortunately, our external debt is merely $27 billion representing 27% of our GDP my friend.

https://tradingeconomics.com/kenya/external-debt

Meanwhile, you, even after getting pardoned, you managed to borrow a whopping $78 billion representing 21% of your GDP. If you were never pardoned your debt would be well over $200 billion representing over 50% of your GDP.

samorobo:



It's an established fact that their mombassa port which they got as a result of china BRI plan is playing second fiddle to Congo port

Did Somorobo establish it or was it Obaboon?

Problemkid1:
Why do your women have round and fat big face they look like Panda

Our women have narrow faces. It is a well know fact that Nigerian women have wide faces. Look at Obasanjo's daughter.

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samorobo:


The kenyan girl is ugly

Statements like this will only make people doubt even the true things you say.

NairobiWalker:


Did Somorobo establish it or was it Obaboon?

None of them to be precise.

samorobo:


And who should give us our stat figure if not Yemi Kale. You guys will have to eat your own words

The same Yemi Kale of the rice debacle? How can we take him seriously?

theenchanter:
Sarah hassan is a Somalian born in mombasa.

She's Somalian, not kenyan.

According to your logic, Obama is a Kenyan born in Hawaii? I can live with that!

Problemkid1:
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Everything you just posted are not just one cbd but different places in Lagos

gallivant:


According to your logic, Obama is a Kenyan born in Hawaii? I can live with that!

Sarah Hassan is not even Somali. Leave that madman alone.

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The problem is not the fake GDP they have. The problem is the debt to revenue. The ability to service that debt. Nigeria has like 75% debt services to revenue. Kenya has not even reached 30%. Therefore kenya has sustainable debt and can repay her debts. Nigeria has to borrow to fund recurrent expenditure...to pay salaries and pensions.

NairobiWalker:


Unfortunately, our external debt is merely $27 billion representing 27% of our GDP my friend.

https://tradingeconomics.com/kenya/external-debt

Meanwhile, you, even after getting pardoned, you managed to borrow a whopping $78 billion representing 21% of your GDP. If you were never pardoned your debt would be well over $200 billion representing over 50% of your GDP.

REAL INDIGENOUS KENYAN WOMEN not cherry picked somali refugees or the offsprings of old Arab masters.......

AskiaHarem:
REAL INDIGENOUS KENYAN WOMEN not cherry picked somali refugees or the offsprings of old Arab masters.......

Your reasoning is just out this world,it's like you are sick or something....
You claim Somalis are not Kenyans then you post pics of Masai women...... Dude there's Kenyan Somalis(Kenyans by birth) and Somalis from Somalia...we share all other tribes in East Africa(maybe in exception of Kikuyus) when you talk about Masais remember we share 50/50 with Tanzania, luhyas 50/50with Uganda, Luos they exist in 3countries, the Boranas of Kenya and Ethiopia...

And BTW the first picture-Not Kenyans...

NairobiWalker:


Our women have narrow faces. It is a well know fact that Nigerian women have wide faces. Look at Obasanjo's daughter.

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Snail man's daughter

mtisTheQubit:
meanwhile in the zooland Pastor kills a woman for ritual stuff..Solution just Nuke naija


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2crlID5n-0E

Is this why they call it Zoogeria? We have Zoomalia and Zoogeria.

AskiaHarem:
REAL INDIGENOUS KENYAN WOMEN not cherry picked somali refugees or the offsprings of old Arab masters.......

God bless you.
Below is the google extract corroborating our postion regarding the ugliest folks in Africa

rvp2018:
Eldoret

Good representation of how Kenyans have managed to colonize the globe.

rvp2018:
Naivas - opens it's 53rd branch in Rongai, Nairobi Metro.

The Republic of Rongai should be granted full independence now. Its also ahead of Nigeria like the rest of Kenya.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Comedians

Have you heard Uhuru hospitalized? No? Give me just one reason why Buhari should not make it his mission to always be permanently stoned. Beer could have cured his ear infection.

gallivant:

There's one east african country that would never be found on this list due to the glorification of laziness.

gallivant:
Nairobi

I think this what they call Gothic Architecture. In Nigeria they have a gothic mosque.

BATMAN LIVES HERE

Nairobi

gallivant:
Gotham City

samorobo:



Anytime you are confronted with how ugly you guys are you try to defend it. Look travel and ask a non kenyan that has basic knowledge on your country the first thing you would hear is that your countrymen and women are extremely ugly. Showing me that make up girl picture doesn't change the fact or the looks nature as given to you guys. Most especially those masai mara their ugliness has no rival globally .

Here is what our students look like

Nigerian women remind me of box shaped cattle breeds. Only good for meat.

Kazikazi:
The wings of Kilimanjaro

Those are chicken wings. Cant fly

Kazikazi:
Since you failed to name your products,I will help u out!
You have a hunger product which you are famous for. Do u think its exportable? Do u think those fictitious 500 companies can eradicate ur hunger back home? Faking things in today's technological world won't help u. You better go back to basics. Grow your food.Stop overvaluing your currency by that 30%. Last year you spent over 300m dollars on pushing up your Ksh.that is absurd.
Safaricom is under Vodafone. Mpesa is British.Britam isn't Kenyan.What you own is there in Turkana... a starvation

Safaricom and mpesa ownership structures have been repeated here severally and it was found that Kenyans have the biggest stake.
The same applies to Britam, you're just bitter with Kenyans and besides your own president MaguFOOL attested that there are 504 Kenyan companies in Tanzania against 24 Tanzanian companies in Kenya, Such kind of news do attack your veins and arteries instantaneously

Nairobi City

Launch of the refurbised Kenya Maritime Academy.

Aimed at providing qualified seafarers in the region.

In Nigeria the Nigerian Maritime Academy is an assassination centre. In one year alone more than 40 students died. The lecturers and tutors there are reckless assassins. Instead of subjecting your young students to cruel early deaths Nigeria should send its students to the KMA for professional training.

Nairobi #Hurlinghum area

Via the NY Times...

For $10, all aboard the cheapest safari in Africa

It’s a wild ride.

A few hours into your trip on Kenya’s 1½-year-old Madaraka Express, which stretches from capital Nairobi to the Indian Ocean port of Mombasa, long after the cityscape has given way to African savannah, listen for the children.

They’ll be the ones on high alert: glued to the windows, eyes peeled for wildlife. After the squeals of “Elephant!” it’s the adults’ turn to beam with wonder.
The magnificent dust-red beasts, closer than you think they’d be, are going about their trunked business among the baobab trees and unreal hues of the African sky. Later, we passed zebras. Then giraffes.

The best part? My first class ticket on this train — traversing Tsavo National Park on a veritable train safari — was only 3,000 Kenyan shillings, or just $30. And my companion’s ticket, in second class — because neither of us were aware that we were supposed to buy the tickets way ahead of time or that the train is very popular among locals — was a mere $10. Heck, you can’t even buy a beer in Brooklyn for that.

Kenya is logging more tourists both domestic and international, incentivized further by the elimination of taxes on park fees and visa fees for children. In Nairobi, Radisson, Hyatt and Marriott have all announced properties and locally owned brands are expanding. Take the new Trademark hotel, which opened last year in the Diplomatic District by the owners of popular design hotel Tribe.

The railway was completed in 2017 primarily to ease the transport of the 22 million tons of goods that come into Mombasa’s port, but its building did not come without controversy. With a cost of $3.2 billion, it is the country’s most expensive infrastructure project to date, built by Chinese investment. Residents were displaced and wildlife was lost in the construction.

Time will tell whether economic growth will outweigh the price, but for now there are small victories on a citizen level: easing transport for those for whom a flight to the coast is cost-prohibitive, and building up the cities around the railway stops. A few short years ago, the trip from Nairobi to Mombasa would have been 11 hours or so by a bumpy and unsafe bus, or almost a day on the old colonial-era railway. The Madaraka Express cuts that down to a smooth five hours.


Meet-n-greet with zebras, elephants and giraffes for as little as $10 a ticket.EPA-EFE
And for tourists like my friend and I, it was a chance to get to know locals. My $30 first class ticket bought me tranquil surroundings, a dedicated dining car, and seats in pairs with their own tray tables. But my seat partner, while pleasant enough, was traveling from exotic . . . Atlanta.

In second class, though, my friend found herself regaled with stories from a gregarious group of Kenyans going to Mombasa to invest in a timeshare.

Seats in second class are so close that there’s no choice but to interact, and the Kenyans gleefully did so, especially when talking to my single friend about their marriage customs.

In Kenya, the father of the bride sets a bride price, which can be money or, in rural areas, cattle. “In Kenya,” they told her, “the man pays to marry you.”

By the end of the train ride, while I had seen the giraffes, zebras and elephants of the Tsavo and was happily on my way to dip my feet into the luxurious Indian Ocean, she also had a promise from some new friends to find her a Kenyan husband, if she was amenable.

A safari and a husband? That’s quite a deal for $10.