Shma:
lol

What is this supposed to prove?

Problemkid1:
Kenya doesn't have women. They have baboons as women. Ugly things

The third girl in that pics is very,very,very demonic-ally ugly
Didn't you see the girls I posted or even my friends .lol there is no room for comparism

IronGalaxy:
And on which tree did this ape fall from?

may god purnish ur genaration is u and ur family DAT is ape and babboon

Shma:

You don't know what you're talking about,
Anyway, you were in this forum since it started so I bet you're clued to the past GDP figures.
We are not a stagnant country like some of the zoo's in west.
Take a look and tell me where resembles come from.


1 Nigeria 444.916
2 South Africa 371.298
3 Egypt 299.589
- Flag of the East African Community.svg EAC 210.167 1,257.48
4 Algeria 183.687
5 Morocco 121.350
6 Kenya 99.246
7 Angola 92.191
8 Ethiopia 90.968
9 Ghana 68.258

is a country of 98 billion relevant?

BadBradley:
is a country of 98 billion relevant?

more relevant than overcooked oil driven economy.
How does your huge GDP helps a common Nigerian citizen? A poverty stricken Nigerian to be specific.?

TayserMahri:


twisting my words again.
I told you to show me genocide in SA before your arrival, and the closest you came was Mfecane. Even after I showed you Mfecane was nowhere close to what you wish it was (it was merely political upheaval as far as the real people were concerned), and that it was exaggerated to justify land dispossession. In a racialist SA, the main question about Mfecane should be whether the word itself represents African recollections of a period of unusual violence and suffering or it was a scholarly construction. 'Good sources' in your books are those that present mfecane as a genocide of epic proportions that led to millions of deaths, even though by your own admission SA was sparsely populated. Where did the millions come from?? If there was such a massive depopulation SA would have been empty.

He can't see the obvious irony! Carry on!

It cant be in all aspects. in some aspects and Nigeria is ahead in many aspects too.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQeWLc1zYcc

Shma:
bro, one thing you don't understand is that quality does not necessarily mean bypass and wherever. According to the Global Competitiveness Report index, some countries like kenya have been ranked high above Nigeria..
I don't really know about mombasa, just based it on general performance.


Namibia (score 5.2) world ranking 23
South Africa (score 5.0) world ranking 29
Rwanda (score 5.0) world ranking 31
Cote d’voire (score 4.7) world ranking 42
Mauritius (score 4.7) world ranking 44
Morocco (score 4.4) world ranking 55
Kenya (score 4.2) world ranking 61
Botswana (score 4.1) world ranking 6
Cape Verde (score 4.1) world ranking 66
Senegal (score 4.0) world ranking 71

Agree. Kenya ranked high above Nigeria but Abuja Vs Mombasa in quality of road ranking, I don't.

XhosaNostra:



Yeah, I don't agree with the bolded. I think you're seeing it from your perspective because you weren't directly affected by it. I'm not going to get emotional about it though because that's not my style. But let me take this opportunity to explain it to you from the black perspective. Apartheid was a horrifying time for many black people. It didn't only affect them psychologically, but forever altered the course of their lives because they were hindered by the many unfair laws from progressing academically & of course, career-wise. As a result, many people were left with very little options, but to work low-wage jobs that often took them away from their families for long periods of time.
I was having a conversation with my 18-year-old niece the other day, because I was shocked by the fact that she couldn't prepared certain meals by herself at that age. At 10 years old, I could cook all the things she doesn't know how to cook now because I had no other choice. I often came home from school to an empty house & wouldn't see my father until around midnight. He worked as a truck driver for one distillery. As for my mother, I only saw her on weekends because she lived where she worked. On those short visits home, she'd teach me how to prepare quick meals. I only had one try to learn since she only spent one full day with the family. So yeah, that's the view from the other side. It wasn't fulfilling since many families were broken up, but like you said, we should take things for what they're worth because at the end of the day, adversities are character building & forces one's nature to be resilient, resourceful etc. I'm the person I am today due to those experiences & in a way, they did me more good than harm because I can take care of myself.

The rest of your post is so-so, but I do agree that the focus should be on creating a better tomorrow. That's why I don't like to get too involved in these type of discussions because everyone has a way they feel about certain things & since I can't be bothered about how people choose to think or feel, I focus on my own personal journey. People are entitled to their feelings & whatnot, it's up to you if you wanna try to convince them otherwise or simply let them be. I choose the later. I completely disengage. It's less stressful & allows me to be at peace with my own thoughts.

I agree 100% with what you are saying but I think you are missing my point a bit...... I'm certainly not and have never disputed the effect and the pain that apartheid has caused on Black South Africans... In fact its the exact opposite!

My argument didn't really have much to do with Apartheid vs other African oppressive movements in terms of the effect it had on people or which was worse or not.... My comparison was that apartheid was one African group oppressing another African group as I consider Boer people African. Hence apartheid was for example like the Rwandan genocide where one African group oppressed(or in this case killed) another African group....never did I say apartheid wasn't as bad as this or that.

The trouble began when people said I can't be an indigenous South African because I'm white..... When I argued that point, people started making it more of a race thing referencing apartheid and colonialism and what not....

The fact is I'm a proud South African first and a proud Boer second and people like TayserMahri, Kikuyu1 and Lionessza6 can go fvck themselves, if they think otherwise

samorobo:
Hehehehe see insult to ok..Abuja has suffered..Did you just compared that pigsty looking mess of a city to abuja

Lol talk is cheap...is this the quality road?lol this dirty narrow market looking city

cherry picking as usual. ..




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jb8qi1QS3Ec

Lol once again talk is cheap ...Do to know Abuja has more quality roads and highways than Nairobi and mombassa altogether...I will post a video of that beautiful city Abuja

no way, Abuja can be slightly ahead of mombasa in New roads and bypasses but quality I don't think so, I can post legit roads ranging from iconic bridges that Abuja can't stand ...

Lol if only wishes where horses then you will be the stable ...quit the loud talk and show us this transport system..
Lol is it matatu,tit tok or Boda boda

Am not talking about road transport, transport system is a wide term ranging from air, road to water.. and by that, I mean we have all l transport system in mombasa.. Abuja can't stand that .
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b]In Kenya yes..
Btw have you seen the modernity of Abuja world class airport...it is top notch...[/b]

hahaa what do you mean by modernity? Do you know we have other modern airports in mombasa that moi can't stand? Anyway forgiveness clarified on that and he based it on number of flights. It's true Abuja airport has more number of flights as compared to moi international airport.

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Lol you are talking of water supply..Do you know more Nigerians in both percentage and numbers has higher access to clean water than Kenya?
Lol Abuja has better Watters supply than Nairobi, Mombasa,Kenya and even lagos...Fact

to be honest, Abuja was build from scratch and it had a mission of becoming iconic cities in Nigeria, so basic things like those should be the first priority. Saying that does not mean you have won ..

Yeah I will brag about Abuja light rail cos it exist and is modern and you on the other hand will be lucky to commute in a clean, less choatic matatu anywhere in Kenya..
Lol which railway station..you mean the one for sgr
..oh please pity my rub

we have railway transport in mombasa(sgr) that Nigeria can only dream of .. our station is first class. You can post railway stations in Abuja and I can do the same for mombasa.
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I wasn't even talking of posh homes but average homes..but since you brought it up then know this from today posh in Abuja cannot be rivalled with what ever rat trap you have in Mombassa..

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Lionessza6:


LMFAO, thank you very much for your kind words. I'm really touched that you felt my story that deep . All is well now ,wow . I'm amazed,I really didn't know that white people could be this warm . This encounter has really changed my view of SA;its economic structure and all things else that make it SUid Africa

My argument firstly had nothing to do with trying to change your mind with regards to the social economic structure of SA....... You got in to a conversation without knowing the context!!

Lionessza6:


Yawn!!.

nice

BadBradley:
Lagos GDP is 96 billion. There are about 21 million people in Lagos.

Kenya is 74 billion with about 45 million people. That's a country synonymous with wildlife and stagnation.

Bro you are wrong..As at 2017 world bank said it is $136bn.That was when we were still in recession......now it should be $150bn

forgiveness:


Agree. Kenya ranked high above Nigeria but Abuja Vs Mombasa in quality of road ranking, I don't.

To be honest am not sure

Shma:
...

Shma fix that thing you did..I want to quote you bit by bit....

Shma:
more relevant than overcooked oil driven economy.
How does your huge GDP helps a common Nigerian citizen? A poverty stricken Nigerian to be specific.?

Lol what effect does your supposedly uncooked GDP has on the lives of Kenya

jln115:

I agree 100% with what you are saying but I think you are missing my point a bit...... I'm certainly not and have never disputed the effect and the pain that apartheid has caused on Black South Africans... In fact its the exact opposite!

My argument didn't really have much to do with Apartheid vs other African oppressive movements in terms of the effect it had on people or which was worse or not.... My comparison was that apartheid was one African group oppressing another African group as I consider Boer people African. Hence apartheid was for example like the Rwandan genocide where one African group oppressed(or in this case killed) another African group....never did I say apartheid wasn't as bad as this or that.

The trouble began when people said I can't be an indigenous South African because I'm white..... When I argued that pounr, people started making it more of a race thing referencing apartheid and colonialism and what not....

The fact is I'm a proud South African first and a proud Boer second and people like TayserMahri, Kikuyu1 and Lionessza6 can go fvck themselves, if they think otherwise

Oh ok, I get it lol.

Lionessza6:


LMFAO, thank you very much for your kind words. I'm really touched that you felt my story that deep . All is well now ,wow . I'm amazed,I really didn't know that white people could be this warm . This encounter has really changed my view of SA;its economic structure and all things else that make it SUid Africa

You really not gonna let Jin live,are you?

forgiveness:



Hahahaha! Em no wan disgrace em country, na.

Make em dey mind em business next time

BadBradley:
Lagos GDP is 96 billion. There are about 21 million people in Lagos.

Kenya is 74 billion with about 45 million people. That's a country synonymous with wildlife and stagnation.

You can imagine

samorobo:


The third girl in that video is very,very,very demonic-ally ugly
Didn't you see the girls I posted or even my friends .lol there is no room for comparism

You're wasting your time doing comparison with these kenyans. When we all know include the world knows that kenyans were voted as the ugliest creatures on Earth. God for bid bad thing?

Shma:
To be honest am not sure

To be honest, Abuja has better roads than Mombasa and other cities in Africa including Lagos.

I just saw the video of Mombasa and it's not different from that of Calabar and Port Harcourt though the later has wider and clean roads than both.

Problemkid1:
Make em dey mind em business next time

Hahahaha! Exactly!

samorobo:


Lol what effect does your supposedly uncooked GDP has on the lives of Kenya

The effects are starvation and youth unemployment.

typical
foolz cant compete based on their strengths so they resort to throwing jibes
like theres a shortage of a thousand terrible things you can say about each country in the world

forgiveness:


These are not certified and Kenya has only 5 certification.

http://www.gbig.org/search/advanced?search%5Bflat_rating_program_ids%5D=Certification&search%5Bplace_ids%5D=29256

add Machakos on that list .. I just saw one from Machakos, but I think this source has not captured all the buildings.

Shma:
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1: it is not pic that I can cherry pick..it is a video of mombassa's only CBD...I didn't make the road look so ugly...

2:what a joke..The roads you see in Abuja today are not new as you sing..They were built in the 90's and early 2000's..And the fact that they still look shinny today should tell you alot about it quality..in bypass almost every large street in the CBD of Abuja has a flyover...it is a planned city afterall

3:lol which air and water transport are you talking of..lol I didn't know mombassa is now new York where folks commute with helicopter and private jet to beat ground traffic...
If you are talking air travel based on jets then I will be glad to let you know that the whole of east Africa does not have half the private jets in either Lagos or abuja
And as for your water transport oh please don't let me laugh I know what you are Implying but I want you to post that lost facility let me mock you ..btw Abuja is an inland city, it doesn't need water transport.

4: yes Abuja airport is modern.. European standard.
Only few African cities have a modern looking airport like Abuja that is connected to a light rail..Things like this are only common in Europe and the developed world...
And yes Abuja airport beat Mombasa in air travels...

5:: I am glad you know basic things like that exist in Abuja....
Once we exceed 2020 Nigeria economy will be entering its boom back with some many economic project coming up stream like the world largest refinery,world largest fertilizer plant, Nigeria LNG(one of the largest in the world),Africa greenish airline..All of this will save the I'll economy and attract investors from far and wide which see all halted real estate project in Abuja come back to life..some are already..
A little real estate boom,with more infastructure and Abuja will be competing European cities.. already the existing Infrastructure is solid and the city is still growing in more modern infastructure e.g modern light rail...
Have you seen the new train car for the light rail phase two?

6: Nope what you have is SGR station not light rail station..Abuja has both...
Have you seen the almost completed modern new SGR in Lagos,ibadan ,Ogun?

samorobo:
Lol shma..A drive through maitama(only) in Abuja...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY9LT7cA94Q

Nairobi road is no match. How much more Mombasa.

Shma:
add Machakos on that list .. I just saw one from Machakos, but I think this source has not captured all the buildings.

It does. This is the official site of Leed.

obaaderemi:
The effects are starvation and youth unemployment.

Lol he sounded very stupid as usual

Shma:
add Machakos on that list .. I just saw one from Machakos, but I think this source has not captured all the buildings.

Yes machakos makes it 5.....