jln115:

Let me just put this here:

People using at least basic drinking water services (% of population)

South Africa : 93%
Nigeria: 71%
Ghana: 81%

People with access to electricity :

South Africa:84.4%
Nigeria:54.4%
Ghana: 79%

Pollution index
South Africa : 64th
Ghana :5th
Nigeria :6th

So in other words our slums are cleaner, have more access to electricity and more access to clean water

pollution index is not the same as sanitation.

samorobo:



Calm down, i did, go back a few page and fish it out.....stop being a nuisance here..

I have there is nothing

Just40:
you are the one who is highly delusional.


Kenya that cant even get water supply right, you want to compare that to Nigeria?

OH please

so Ghana is ahead of Nigeria and kenya not even half developed than Nigeria . Wonders shall never end .

samorobo:


Check you ribs Nakuru....they are currently screaming my name

Which ribs tomboy

jln115:

Let me just put this here:

People using at least basic drinking water services (% of population)

South Africa : 93%
Nigeria: 71%
Ghana: 81%

People with access to electricity :

South Africa:84.4%
Nigeria:54.4%
Ghana: 79%

Pollution index
South Africa : 64th
Ghana :5th
Nigeria :6th

So in other words our slums are cleaner, have more access to electricity and more access to clean water

Exacltly! take a look at these music videos by US artists one shot in Khayelitsha, SA, the supposed 'horrrible' slum of the world and the other one in Lagos, Nigeria. checkout the stark differences between both slums:


filmed in SA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy9W_mrY_Vk


filmed in Nigeria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu60JoFAN78

Kid
go and find your level and let the big boys have a conversation.

while you are doing that, learn how to supply your people with Water.
That is what development is.

when you get that and others like road right, then maybe you can compare yourself with Ghana.

Shma:
and Ghana is not even quota developed than kenya,. So that should tell a lot . Zombie

Just40:
you are the one who is highly delusional.


Kenya that cant even get water supply right, you want to compare that to Nigeria?

OH please

You are just a nation of delusions my guy even your moniker, " Giant of Africa" is a delusional one

IronGalaxy:
The denial and delusions is real

his and samorobos is on another level ... I wonder where they got the guts to compare themselves with SA.

Shma:
his and samorobos is on another level ... I wonder where they got the guts to compare themselves with SA.

I think they exist in a alternate universe

Shma:
so Ghana is ahead of Nigeria and kenya not even half developed than Nigeria . Wonders shall never end .

you have the answer


go compare yourself to somalia and south sudan

that is what you are good at.

samorobo:


You better listen for your good ...
Should YouTube get hit by a car on your way to Nakuru market, I can assure you mummy will hiss and give birtto a more capable idiot than you...no one cares about you nakuru, not even your parents....

Yes give me a reputable source that says port Harcourt is ranked alongside cities in China as the most polluted city in the world..

I will repeat again you are only relevant when the World Bank takes statistics of extreme poverty in the world

That I will prove that I will
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/04/26/africa/nigeria-portharcourt-soot/index.html

Another one
https://theneighbourhoodonline.com/2018/01/04/health-alert-port-harcourt-among-worlds-worst-air-polluted-cities/

Again

im not Nigerian

IronGalaxy:
You are just a nation of delusions my guy even your moniker, " Giant of Africa" is a delusional one

Just40:
Kid
go and find your level and let the big boys have a conversation.

while you are doing that, learn how to supply your people with Water.
That is what development is.

when you get that and others like road right, then maybe you can compare yourself with Ghana.

Do you know you beat Nigeria on that?? But you're 10,000 miles away from then in terms of development. That's the only area you can fix ghana

samorobo:


No Nakuru, national christen centre don't pull this must crowd line you are Implying..have you learnt that today..

Yes it does
Do you want proof

Just40:
Again

im not Nigerian

You reason like one

samorobo:


Central Park is right in the heart of NYC weasel..the amount of tourist they receive in 24hrs is more than the total amount nairobi open animal playgrtwill receive in a month..

Boy Nairobi is the only capital city with a national park

IronGalaxy:
I think they exist in a parallel universe

and that's the reason they will never decipher to Crystal reality being bombard to them ..

Dlonra:


The Population isn't big either. We just had Cencus last year and turns out the Population of Kibra & these slums you claim to be big has always been a total Hoax. The most populated Constituency in Nairobi City county is Embakasi with 900K people. The 2019 Population distribution was as follows, do the Math of the math. ���


The least populated Sub-County is Kibra with a total of 185,777 people. The results, ideally, should help the county government in the allocation of resources for the next 10 years.

Below is the full list:

Embakasi – 988,808
Kasarani – 780,656
Njiru – 626,482
Dagoretti – 434,208
Westlands – 308,854
Kamukunji – 268,276
Starehe – 210,423
Mathare – 206,564
Lang’ata – 197,489
Makadara – 189,536
Kibra – 185,777

How about the populations of Tassia (Sinai) slum,
Population: 100 000

This slum's population is comparable in size to: Cork, Ireland

The land on which the slum is located is owned by the Kenya Pipeline Company. The oil pipeline connecting Mombasa to Nairobi and Uganda passes through the area. Shanty homes, mainly constructed of timber and iron sheets, are built along or on top of the pipeline. A disaster happened in 2011 when the pipeline burst and residents attempted to fetch the fuel. About 95 people have been confirmed dead.
Huruma slum

Population: 120 000

This slum's population is comparable in size to: Guadalupe, Mexico



Huruma is what the government calls an ’informal settlement’ – a village that has no official standing where people live in constant threat of eviction. Huruma slum is the home of George Obama, the youngest half-brother of Barack Obama

Korogocho slum-
Population: 150 000 - 200 000 (All sources disputed dis and argued that the slums has populations of about 300000+)

This slum's population is comparable in size to: Oxford, UK



In 2009 it was estimated to be the fourth largest slum in Nairobi, after Kibera, Mathare Valley and Mukuru kwa Njenga.

There is no system of street lighting, resulting in increased insecurity. With poor infrastructure, few resources, overcrowding, and proximity to the Dandora dumpsite, health in Korogocho is poor.

The name Korogocho is a Swahili term meaning "crowded shoulder to shoulder".

Soweto (Kayole) slum( Home of Khaligraph Jones)
Not that far from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
Population: 200 000

This slum's population is comparable in size to: Luton, UK



Most residents engage in casual unskilled and semi-skilled jobs and self employment in small scale enterprises earning up to Kshs 200 (2$) per day while a few are on formal employment. Unemployment and crime are common concerns in the area.

Danielnino00:


You have never heard of religion tourism?
You don't know how much Saudi Arabia and Isreal make every year from religion tourism?


You don't know a lot of things really....

I know about tourism alot
But those are not tourists they are diaspora returnees

Danielnino00:
Lasgidi....

So you have posted Nairobi as Lagos the first pic

samorobo:



Kiss my ass weasel..I don't have time to keep repeating myself to new comer every now and then...

What samorobo are you gay I have been suspecting it

68816419:

Cow, More than half of South Africans (55.5%) or 30-million people live below the national poverty line of R992 per month. This number increased since 2011.

My source is the World Bank

Also the our national poverty line is different to the definition set out by the world Bank.

If you had to apply our poverty line to Nigeria, then 90%and of your population would live under the poverty line

Shma:
Do you know you beat Nigeria on that?? But you're 10,000 miles away from then in terms of development. That's the only area you can fix ghana

Ghana was fixed a long time ago

Now go and develop yours because it is staggeringly underdeveloped

IronGalaxy:
You reason like one

you reason like a ZOMBIE kenyan

interesting prophesy from Bill gate....




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ4hD7_lPrU

Shma:
surely village folk . Compare that with this disaster

Still far smaller than slums alone has Population: 250 000-400 000

This slum's population is comparable in size to: Eindhoven, Netherlands



Kangemi is located in a small valley near Rift Valley. While it is a multi-ethnic slum, the largest group of residents consists of the Luhya tribe. About 20,000 persons belong to a Catholic parish based in Kangemi. The St. Joseph Catholic Parish is one of the places Pope Francis visited during his visit to Africa between 26th to 30th of November 2015.

Just40:
Ghana was fixed a long time ago

Now go and develop yours because it is staggeringly underdeveloped

Damn it

Shma:
Do you know you beat Nigeria on that?? But you're 10,000 miles away from then in terms of development. That's the only area you can fix ghana

mention one area of development you have it better than Ghana.

Just40:
pollution index is not the same as sanitation.

Well according to the The Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Performance Index

Ghana is in the bottom 5 countries in the world

jln115:
My source is the World Bank

Also the our national poverty line is different to the definition set out by the world Bank.

If you had to apply our poverty line to Nigeria, then 90%and of your population would live under the poverty line

R996 a month is the same as 2 dollars a day

though it is 1.96 dollars when you use market rate.

jln115:

Let me just put this here:

People using at least basic drinking water services (% of population)

South Africa : 93%
Nigeria: 71%
Ghana: 81%

People with access to electricity :

South Africa:84.4%
Nigeria:54.4%
Ghana: 79%

Pollution index
South Africa : 64th
Ghana :5th
Nigeria :6th

So in other words our slums are cleaner, have more access to electricity and more access to clean water

compare what u have with Kenya as well?

I know right ...


underdevelopment stinks so bad



Reason why anyone who enters Kenya puts a cloth around their nose, just not to have a feel of the stench

Shma:
Damn it