Jasparrow1:
That's to tell you that, kenya as a whole is a slum. They can't even build a better amusement park for themselves. just see how dirty the place is

Massive slum everywhere so much for being world class

samorobo:
New tower construction at the yenegoa CBD.. Remember we also signed a deal for yenegoa CBD development

Development is scattered around the country. unlike some eastern country that focus on only one city

samorobo:


Massive slum everywhere so much for being world class

That country is a complete shitthol

Jasparrow1:
Development is scattered around the country. unlike some eastern country that focus on only one city

Hahahah they can't compete even if they call all the multinationals in the world and get all the loans in the world.. dey hi know say Money pass money, power pass power

Some folks should just stop talking about tourism

Kazikazi:
Lady, Kenya is ranked as a non English speaking nation. If any Kenyan goes for further education in US,you will be forced to take English courses for a year!

What has English got to do with this my friend? Are you so insecure with your pathetic grammar you have to change even a non-related issue to something about English? We were talking Engineering and Geology (which you confused with Geography)

obaaderemi:
You win your fights? When your bum has become red and raw from all the fvcking you've been getting here even from girls.

You win your fights and yet you are calling those guys up there for backup. You see what I meant by saying you live for online validation from others. You are so insecure and small minded. You are like an open book,KiberaWalker. You need to close your rotten thighs.

Let's not talk about random girls Obaboon, let's talk about me and you. I've whooping your ass so badly that you keep taking my punchlines and trying to hurl them back at me but it works not. We all know who has a red bum here.

obaaderemi:
You quoted a post I made to another person where I wrote the name KiberaWalker? Gosh. Thank you for accepting your name. Never knew you love the name.See where your following me about has led you.

Are you happy I quoted you Obaboon? The name Obaboon pains you so much you've been trying to call me names and even trying to copy the baboon part but it can never stick like Obaboon. Obaboon is perfect because it describes you perfectly - I know you call me that and you were talking about me, I would be a fool if I didn't understand your pathetic attempt to get at me. It is entertaining though how you are obsessed with me. Take a chill pill Mr. Obaboon.

Jasparrow1:
That country is a complete shitthol

I am not surprised. Less than 10,000km of their roads are than and more than half of that figure is considered to be in bad condition.. they have 97% of their resourceless land unpaved

Kazikazi:
Some folks should just stop talking about tourism

. Yeah you are right..see nigeria and TZ kicking their asses

samorobo:
Progress! Progress!! Progress!!!
As the konza techno village continues to fail and remain dead the "ABUJA TECHNOLOGY VILLAGE" Is meant to cement it's position as Africa's leading technology hub just like silicon valley in America

Rvp will not like this

you are posting renders and teen flow buildings and think you have now killed the show. Lol show us something like this from that isht country of yours cranes all over

Problemkid1:
Oga the main drug dealers in SA are kenyans. This is coming from the south Africans themselves. Stop deceiving yourself by some Nigerians opinions


The usual refrain by South Africans is that foreigners are taking “our jobs”, “our women” and that Nigerians are “criminals” who sell drugs and engage in shady deals. The underlining drivers are however economic and a benign belief of superiority in values and perhaps, race which creates a tendency of repulsion to black foreigners. Evidence clearly suggests there are no jobs in South Africa and Nigerians are not pivotal in the drug networks. StatSA Quarter 2 report shows that youth unemployment in South Africa is 56% and this is the highest on the continent. A recent study by the Institute of Security Studies finds that Tanzania, Mozambique and Kenya networks are the dominant drug networks in the South Africa heroine market which they transport through the East Coast channel through Cape Town and Nelson Mandela Bay to the hinterland. The negative perception against Nigerians has persisted despite these facts possibly because our way of life and our numbers generally make us visible.

If indeed Kenyans are the main druglords in SA then they deserve a pat on the back for not being routine targets like Nigerians. Probably goes to show how smart they are. Its called "kupita katikati yao" That aside, we fvcking hate SA xenophobia and express our disgust on other platforms, but not on this thread, obviously you dont expect us to cuddle with you folks Its different business here. You motherfuckers are the problem in SA

samorobo:


Consider what I said about theenchanter a warning,the lad doesn't take things lightly when pushed to the wall

I know enchanter well bro. He is slow to anger and takes a lot of shyt before bursting. He's doing ok still jammin to Burna Boy

samorobo:


How I wish you can make video and post it here on NL without having to go through the YouTube phases..I would have love to see you pronounce two words. " Pastor" & "pasta"...

I know you want to hear my golden voice real bad Talk to Se.un he can make that possible.

samorobo:


We deal with facts not some random Facebook post the only history here is the Escobar atrocities you brother's have been committing in SA

Quote one case in which a Kenyan was killed for drug related crime in SA and I do the same for Nigeria. We all know who is the OG of drugs here, not just in SA but worldwide.

Shma:
you are posting renders and teen flow buildings and think you have now killed the show. Lol show us something like this from that isht country of yours cranes all over

Hahahaha look at this fellow.. I saw how you watched and read attentively when I was posting those killer project I want going to call you out since you were the only representing your country but I stopped and watch you view those images(next time logout while viewing) over and over again for like 20 minutes when I was done posting(you couldn't believe what you where seeing) ...the least you could do was console yourself with an aerial view of nairoslum which just confired what problemkid has been saying....I guess this is how kenyans console themselves after going through the jealous phase.. it's just so pathetic

samorobo:



Hahahahahaha you should ashamed of that second picture that potrayed your world class amusement park in the middle of a muddy dumpsite...what happen to having a road even if it is a cemented road ooops I just remember that 97% of Kenyan has never tasted bitumen dont worry lad I totally understand

I can see you so happy now you scored a cheap shot. But when I or others post worldclass amusement parks from Kenya the usual cry is whites, whites, whites. That event is held in the wilderness up north and the amusement park is temporary. If you go there now its not present until next year.

TayserMahri:


I know enchanter well bro. He is slow to anger and takes a lot of shyt before bursting. He's doing ok still jammin to Burna Boy

Hmmmm we got a therapist here but this time he's not from SA

samorobo:


Hmmmm we got a therapist here but this time he's not from SA

This one is a psychologist

TayserMahri:


If indeed Kenyans are the main druglords in SA then they deserve a pat on the back for not being routine targets like Nigerians. Probably goes to show how smart they are. Its called "kupita katikati yao" That aside, we fvcking hate SA xenophobia and express our disgust on other platforms, but not on this thread, obviously you dont expect us to cuddle with you folks Its different business here. You motherfuckers are the problem in SA

Easy bro he didn't write. That was born out of a research conducted which put you guys at the forefront..as for the killing part that shiit happen frequently on you guys

TayserMahri:


I know you want to hear my golden voice real bad Talk to Se.un he can make that possible.

You say golden what or do you mean the marijuana Induced voice

Always knew Ghana Jollof was the best. This settles the great Jollof Wars.

After a jollof rice competition between Ghana and Nigeria, all the professional tasters and random fans voted Ghana jollof as the best, by a big margin. There was almost zero votes for Nigerian jollof.

https://www.bbc.com/pidgin/tori-49473890

The same goes for Ghanaian Kente vs Nigerian Agbada. Kente would win by a very wide margin.

samorobo:


Easy bro he didn't write. That was born out of a research conducted which put you guys at the forefront..as for the killing part that shiit happen frequently on you guys

No frequent killing of Kenyans in SA. The guy should provide a link for his research.

TayserMahri:


I can see you so happy now you scored a cheap shot. But when I or others post worldclass amusement parks from Kenya the usual cry is whites, whites, whites. That event is held in the wilderness up north and the amusement park is temporary. If you go there now its not present until next year.

Why put it there? Are those meant to create fun for slum dwellers..I totally understand

TayserMahri:
Always knew Ghana Jollof was the best. This settles the great Jollof Wars.

After a jollof rice competition between Ghana and Nigeria, all the professional tasters and random fans voted Ghana jollof as the best, by a big margin. There was almost zero votes for Nigerian jollof.

https://www.bbc.com/pidgin/tori-49473890

The same goes for Ghanaian Kente vs Nigerian Agbada. Kente would win by a very wide margin.

Then the Nigerian chef must be a bad cook, nothing beats ours

TayserMahri:


This one is a psychologist

I hope you will perform better in your career than our Zulu friend

samorobo:


You say golden what or do you mean the marijuana Induced voice

I said golden voice broh. My voice is among the few human voices on the Voyager Golden Records

TayserMahri:


I said golden voice broh. My voice is among the few human voices on the Voyager Golden Records

Hahahahahaha..Sammy don see something ooooo

If you pronounce those two words with your Kenyan accent you will end up producing the same sound

samorobo:


Why put it there? Are those meant to create fun for slum dwellers..I totally understand

Its normal to have amusement parks for kids when there is an event somewhere in the middle of nowhere I thought this was universal You need to learn.

samorobo:


Then the Nigerian chef must be a bad cook, nothing beats ours

Nigerians are horrible cooks

samorobo:


Hahahahahaha..Sammy don see something ooooo

If you pronounce those two words with your Kenyan accent you will end up producing the same sound

Thats true btw, except for a Kenyan dude known as Willis the Word Master But you should hear kazi speak English you'd roll on the floor broh. They speak English in Swahili. Tell him to say the word 'station'

Kazikazi, your country deserves a special place in hell for misleading Uganda.

Total suspends East Africa Crude oil pipeline deal, to lay off workers

Kampala. President Museveni and his Tanzanian counterpart John Magufuli are expected to meet on the sidelines of the Uganda-Tanzania Business Forum in Dar-es Salaam to chart a way forward on progress of the proposed East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).

The meeting, sources familiar with the matter told Daily Monitor, comes on the heels of the decision taken last Friday by French oil giant Total E&P, the lead developer on EACOP, to “decommission” both activities and staff on the project.

The firm cited “uncertain business” environment in Uganda following a collapse last week of a deal for Tullow Oil Company to sell its stakes to Total and China National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC), technically referred to as a farm-down.

Total E&P, which rooted for the Tanzanian route as choice for the pipeline, established Total East Africa Midstream B.V as the interim developer for the crude oil export pipeline from Hoima in mid-western Uganda to Tanga Port at the Indian Ocean in Tanzania.

Tanzania has since 2017 blamed Uganda for the delays that have beset the $3.6b project. At today’s meeting, Mr Museveni is expected to furnish his counterpart with the details of the latest developments on the Uganda side in regard to the proposed oil pipeline.

Uganda’s Energy ministry Permanent Secretary Robert Kasande neither denied nor confirmed the meeting. He said: “There is a meeting taking place this week between Uganda and Tanzania and all projects we are working on together [are] on the agenda.”

Mr Museveni left the country yesterday to attend the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town, South Africa, from where he is expected to connect to Dar-es Salaam.

The decommissioning of activities and staff on the oil pipeline project is as a result of the ongoing standoff between the Ugandan government and the joint venture partners/oil companies; Total E&P, Tullow Oil, and Cnooc, over a list of demands and objections by both sides.

The stalemate climaxed last Thursday with the collapse of Tullow Oil firm’s deal to sell 21.5 per cent of its stake in Uganda to Total E&P and Cnooc, after the Sale and Purchase Agreements of the transaction expired on the same day.

Chief among the objections is the tax bill of $185m which the President, riding on advice tendered by technocrats in Uganda Revenue Authority and Petroleum Authority of Uganda, has insisted the oil companies must pay.

This is besides the Capital Gains Tax of $167m assessed on an earlier Tullow sales transaction.

The back-to-back developments, including collapse of the farm-down deal and suspension of activities on the pipeline, is a major setback to Uganda’s revised 2023 oil production time line.

The news is also a heart break to service providers, who over the years mobilised financing, logistical capacity and trained staffers as they prepared to cash in on chain business in the nascent sector.

In January 2017, Tullow announced plans to shake off 21.57 per cent of its stake in each of the three exploration areas to Total E&P and Cnooc, respectively, for $900m and remain with 11 per cent.

The conclusion of the sales transaction was supposed to pave way for signing of a new agreement — called the Joint Operatoring Agreement (JOA) that details rights and responsibilities of Total E&P and Cnooc as majority equal shareholders in both upstream (development of oil fields) and midstream (the pipeline).

Current projections show that capital expenditure for developing the oil fields or Tilenga project in Buliisa/Nwoya districts by Total E&P and Kingfisher in Kikuube District by Cnooc stand at $6.7bn. The oil pipeline is estimated to cost Shs13 trillion.

The JOA was also the key Final Investment Decision; the oil companies announcing their investment plans and reaffirming who is investing where and how much.

Total E&P officials were not readily available for comment, while Cnooc referred to the former, as the lead project developer, for comment. Both Total E&P, and CNOOC started laying workers last week, a process which is expected continue through the coming weeks. Already, activities such as resettlement action plan and tendering have been frozen.