samorobo:



Hahah this nonsense deflection won't work...below is what I said... I want you to reply it directly..let your reply be in line with what I previously wrote which I am reposting....in the meantime take a chill pill and correct that typo error @ bolded



KQ is a useless Continental disgraceful airline that would still go extinct....ibom.air represents everything your loss making airline don't, ranging from quality aircraft, well intact fittings in the interior, quality customer service, booming airline business.. etc

I told you about running your mouth, little nigga! That juvenile hate isn't a good like-if only your fellow haters were wiser but haters never are.

Here's a definition of hating someone may explain to you. Intelligent people here,Kenyans will find it interesting.

We’re all haters: we will hate on our friends, family and anyone that seems to be living a life better than we are at the moment.

[url][www.elitedaily.com/life/world-full-shit-talkersdont-pay-attentionurl]

They suppress their own problems by substituting others’. They talk shit, gossip and point out any negativity they can find even if they have to make it up....

But I for one understand knowing a little of human nature. So I just laugh though a tiny part of me knows how easily you'd default to the true function ofa natural hater.

Use it as fuel to push you even further so you can constantly prove to them how stupid they actually sound when they open their mouths to do anything other than suck dick or eat pussy.

I'm just saying!

Kazikazi:
Mmmh,
Kq is swimming in a very dangerous waters.Its about 7 years of loss making,things are looking much worse in this financial year.
Any advice? Closing shop may be?

I about a year from now Africa would have rub off the disgrace of the continent (KQ) from her face.....

I blame the idiot handling their airline business..

kikuyu1:


I told you about running your mouth, little nigga! That juvenile hate isn't a good like-if only your fellow haters were wiser but haters never are.

Here's a definition of hating someone may explain to you. Intelligent people here,Kenyans will find it interesting.



[url][www.elitedaily.com/life/world-full-shit-talkersdont-pay-attentionurl]



But I for one understand knowing a little of human nature. So I just laugh though a tiny part of me knows how easily you'd default to the true function ofa natural hater.



I'm just saying!

Nonsense what you wrote from A-Z is so kenyan....
I had to pull this part from your post to remind you how you made up a certain coffin criminal case about Nigerian in South Africa just to soil our name and probably hate as you have rightly stated your attitude..



They suppress their own problems by substituting others’. They talk shit, gossip and point out any negativity they can find even if they have to make

Btw reply my original post directly..no deflection this time...


KQ is a useless Continental disgraceful airline that would still go extinct....ibom.air represents everything your loss making airline don't, ranging from quality aircraft, well intact fittings in the interior, quality customer service, booming airline business.. etc

Kazikazi:
Tanzania

Beautiful country..

Acadavah:
TODAY SUFFERinSMILIIN got busted.
1. He posted an airport claiming to be M M International airport when actually it is Addis Ababa's Bole International airport(2)
2. Bole International Airport
3. He posted again Jomo Kenyatta International airport while it is the same Bole international airport.
4. This is him taking pictures, are you white?

Lol that fool.has constantly exposed himself.... ..

pacretus:
bro any link to where you get these pics. I need them

I get them from instagrams.you can save them

samorobo:


I about a year from now Africa would have rub off the disgrace of the continent (KQ) from her face.....

I blame the idiot handling their airline business..

I think they should close down that loss making scheme

Kazikazi:
I get them from instagrams.you can save them

oh. I 've used 1k+ photos of TZ on IG but haven't seen these. Thank anyway

Acadavah:
TODAY SUFFERinSMILIIN got busted.
1. He posted an airport claiming to be M M International airport when actually it is Addis Ababa's Bole International airport(2)
2. Bole International Airport
3. He posted again Jomo Kenyatta International airport while it is the same Bole international airport.
4. This is him taking pictures, are you white?

Ask yourself one question where did I get the pictures from if I did not take them

Nigerian Performs Landmark Robotic Surgery in United States

Fayetteville Veteran Affairs Medical Centre, North Carolina (NC), in collaboration with the Department of Defense (DoD), has broken new ground in the field of medicine and surgery by recording its first robotic surgery using the Da Vinci surgical technology.

The Da Vinci surgical technology is a state of the arts technology designed to enable surgeons perform complex surgeries through minor incisions using minimally inversive technique.

Da Vinci technology was approved by the FDA in 2000 as the first surgery system technology for general laparoscopic surgery in US hospitals, according to RoboticOncology.com, and since then, the use of this cutting-edge technology by surgeons has been on the rise due to its stated effect on cost reduction.

The surgeon at the console, steering this pioneer joint project is Nigerian-born prodigy and celebrated surgeon, Dr. Obinna Igwilo, who worked with a team of clinicians and other employees of the Fayetteville Coastal Healthcare system.

Igwilo, a native of Abia State, Nigeria, is a pioneer of the robotic surgery, which he had been working on since 2014.

He has worked with a team of clinicians and other employees of the Fayetteville Healthcare Centre. His efficiency was described by his employers as an “active engagement with the training of medical students and surgical residents while also serving as clinical Assistant professor of surgery with Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicines”.

The surgeon’s robotic surgery would remain a historic event been the first to be performed in the 80-year-old hospital. The exploit of Igwilo in medical practice has brought pride and inspiration in the heart of both the young and old, his success and accomplishment has been recognised by his Alma mater, Ngwa High school Aba and the school has been in a festive mood.

The ground breaking surgery in North Carolina by Nigeria- born surgeon shows clear testimony of the leading role led by Nigeria doctors both at home and abroad in promoting health and also advancing the cause of humanity.

Igwilo holds the fellowships of The Royal Colleges of Surgeons (FRCS) Glasgow and Edinburgh, and American College of Surgeons (FACS).

A member of SAGES Society of American Gastro-intestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons, with special surgical interests in Robotic/laparoscopic/minimally invasive surgery; Endocrine and Colorectal surgery, Igwilo has been performing robotic surgeries since 2014.

A consultant General Surgeon at VAMC and WAMC, he has been cited by his employers for his “active engagement with the training of medical students and surgical residents while also serving as clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery with Campbell University School of Osteopathic medicine”

Igwilo attended Ngwa High School Aba in Abia State, where he was nicknamed ‘Archimedes” – after the Greek Mathematician and Physicist – because of the ease with which he handled math the very elusive subject loathed by many of his peers. He graduated from Ngwa High School in 1980 with a distinction. The same year, he was admitted to the University of Nigeria College of Medicine and Surgery, graduating in 1986 with MB.BCh.

Following his Internship at University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, and Clinical externship at Whipps Cross University Hospital in London, UK, among numerous clinical exposures in Europe and America, the budding MD emerged onto the US medical ecosystem, making sure to take a front seat in the ever-changing and technologically-driven world of medicine and surgery.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.

pacretus:
oh. I 've used 1k+ photos of TZ on IG but haven't seen these. Thank anyway

I have posted tonnes of pics here,why can't u use them?

Zanzibar, united republic

Hello!...I am an Applied Chemist in need of a primary place of assignment in Ibadan either public or private,will really appreciate any help or even a recommendation...
Please if any,chat/whatsapp me @ 07030546849...

TayserMahri:


We all Know Nigerians dont trust and dont use government-provided transport, then this is yet another colossal waste of resources. The only time people will use the light rail if at all is during inauguration. We've seen it before. Just look at the last photo over the new bridge you'll see what your gov needs to get rid off first. All vehicles older than 50 years must be removed from Nigerian roads - that would remove 95 % of the vehicles outright and make Nigerians immobile. From there Nigerians would start to use light rail, SGR and whichever other mode of transport, including the new, ever-empty Ashawo Bus Terminal, and of course they might import new cars.

Kazikazi:
I have posted tonnes of pics here,why can't u use them?

I use some but others are sometimes of low quality, you know quality attracts people more

Kazikazi:
Zanzibar, Tanzania

Zanzibar sure looks a lot like the Maldives

Kenya Defence Forces

December 12th, 2019

The Kenya Defence Forces joined fellow Kenyans to celebrate 2019 Jamhuri Day at Nyayo Stadium in Nairobi. This year's Jamuhuri Day was marked by a Trooping of the Colour Parade mounted by Laikipia Air Base.

Dec 13

His Excellency Hon. Uhuru Kenyatta the President of the Republic of Kenya and Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Forces presided over the inauguration ceremony of Modika Barracks in Garrisa County and consecutively launched a Kenya Army Book titled The Soldiers Legacy.

Dec 17th

The Soldier's Legacy Army book has landed in Text Book Centre branches across the country retailing at Ksh 4,000

Dec 15th

Captain Mike Cheruiyot won the 2019 Chief of the Defence Forces Golf Trophy in a tournament held at Kenya Air Force Golf Club in Moi Air Base in Nairobi County.

Commander Kenya Air Force and Patron of the KDF Golf Association Major General Francis Ogolla presided over the Tournament.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Ask yourself one question where did I get the pictures from if I did not take them

From google three of your images were quickly found on google

samorobo:
Nigerian Performs Landmark Robotic Surgery in United States

Fayetteville Veteran Affairs Medical Centre, North Carolina (NC), in collaboration with the Department of Defense (DoD), has broken new ground in the field of medicine and surgery by recording its first robotic surgery using the Da Vinci surgical technology.

The Da Vinci surgical technology is a state of the arts technology designed to enable surgeons perform complex surgeries through minor incisions using minimally inversive technique.

Da Vinci technology was approved by the FDA in 2000 as the first surgery system technology for general laparoscopic surgery in US hospitals, according to RoboticOncology.com, and since then, the use of this cutting-edge technology by surgeons has been on the rise due to its stated effect on cost reduction.

The surgeon at the console, steering this pioneer joint project is Nigerian-born prodigy and celebrated surgeon, Dr. Obinna Igwilo, who worked with a team of clinicians and other employees of the Fayetteville Coastal Healthcare system.

Igwilo, a native of Abia State, Nigeria, is a pioneer of the robotic surgery, which he had been working on since 2014.

He has worked with a team of clinicians and other employees of the Fayetteville Healthcare Centre. His efficiency was described by his employers as an “active engagement with the training of medical students and surgical residents while also serving as clinical Assistant professor of surgery with Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicines”.

The surgeon’s robotic surgery would remain a historic event been the first to be performed in the 80-year-old hospital. The exploit of Igwilo in medical practice has brought pride and inspiration in the heart of both the young and old, his success and accomplishment has been recognised by his Alma mater, Ngwa High school Aba and the school has been in a festive mood.

The ground breaking surgery in North Carolina by Nigeria- born surgeon shows clear testimony of the leading role led by Nigeria doctors both at home and abroad in promoting health and also advancing the cause of humanity.

Igwilo holds the fellowships of The Royal Colleges of Surgeons (FRCS) Glasgow and Edinburgh, and American College of Surgeons (FACS).

A member of SAGES Society of American Gastro-intestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons, with special surgical interests in Robotic/laparoscopic/minimally invasive surgery; Endocrine and Colorectal surgery, Igwilo has been performing robotic surgeries since 2014.

A consultant General Surgeon at VAMC and WAMC, he has been cited by his employers for his “active engagement with the training of medical students and surgical residents while also serving as clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery with Campbell University School of Osteopathic medicine”

Igwilo attended Ngwa High School Aba in Abia State, where he was nicknamed ‘Archimedes” – after the Greek Mathematician and Physicist – because of the ease with which he handled math the very elusive subject loathed by many of his peers. He graduated from Ngwa High School in 1980 with a distinction. The same year, he was admitted to the University of Nigeria College of Medicine and Surgery, graduating in 1986 with MB.BCh.

Following his Internship at University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, and Clinical externship at Whipps Cross University Hospital in London, UK, among numerous clinical exposures in Europe and America, the budding MD emerged onto the US medical ecosystem, making sure to take a front seat in the ever-changing and technologically-driven world of medicine and surgery.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.

This is very good. There are many Nigerians out there making the country proud. But the mainstream media always want to make it look like nothing good is being done by Nigerians in the diaspora just to sell.

Since 15th Century - Nigeria like Ghana is exporting it's finest abroad - leaving the dregs that we see here everyday- and are proud of it. At least those 15th century west africans got free ride on those slave ships - now you educate a Nigerian and off he flies to go work abroad - never to relocate back - and country remain a zoo.

Here we are celebrating an American Surgeon doing his trade in the US.

Aderr:
This is very good. There are many Nigerians out there making the country proud. But the mainstream media always want to make it look like nothing good is being done by Nigerians in the diaspora just to sell.

pacretus:
I use some but others are sometimes of low quality, you know quality attracts people more

Yah that's true.

rvp20182:
Since 15th Century - Nigeria like Ghana is exporting it's finest abroad - leaving the dregs that we see here everyday- and are proud of it. At least those 15th century west africans got free ride on those slave ships - now you educate a Nigerian and off he flies to go work abroad - never to relocate back - and country remain a zoo.

Here we are celebrating an American Surgeon doing his trade in the US.

well, still better than your 60% unemployment rate. WTF!!!. Kenya is still backward highly underdeveloped, so what are you really yapping about.

Samburu kenya

pacretus:
Zanzibar sure looks a lot like the Maldives

Yes Zanzibar looks just like Maldives.But Maldives or Mauritius are ahead in terms of investments in tourism sectors. Most of Indian ocean islands look alike. E,g bazzaruto, syschelles,Mayotte, Bali, are very similar to Zanzibar

Laikipia Kenya - The stairs to heaven

A picture they say is better than a thousand words.

A map indicating the world maritime trade traffic
Notice that there is no significant traffic at all in east Africa despite it proximity to Asia.