samorobo:


Frauds..
Aerial views is your forte..what do you love hiding down below..

SkyOne11:


This railway was built by Chinese contractors and Chinese loans. I do not understand what you are proud of. Debt-trap diplomacy?

Just30:


its crazy haa

gallivant:




Nice. Now let's see what the IMF and gold has built in Ghana. In pictures please.

wizzzmike:



all this are by the Indians and please different pictures of different cities if Kenya is so rich lol

gallivant:

I liked you better when you were just a robot.

wizzzmike:


Robots are very useful what about ur dead brain dude? lol haha

gallivant:


Lagos is a highrise makoko. Checkmate.

gallivant:
May 1

Problemkid1:
If you watch most of the pictures the kenyans have posted. Most of them are aerial view. They don't like showing us the down just the way we're showing ours.

Baliv254:
,..,.,,

gallivant:
The Capital

Austine1213:


Is it possible fir kenyans not to post Nairobi and mombasa?

Ghana not to post accra and kumasi?

Nigeria not to post lagos and abuja?

Lol i wanna see something

Problemkid1:
We have posted Port Harcourt, Enugu, Jos, Borno, Owerri, Anambra, Kano, Kaduna, Calabar etc. But the kenyans have been posting aerial view Nairobi nairobi nairobi since the beginning of this thread. After they'll say their zoo is developed

Problemkid1:
We have posted Port Harcourt, Enugu, Jos, Borno, Owerri, Anambra, Kano, Kaduna, Calabar etc. But the kenyans have been posting aerial view Nairobi nairobi nairobi since the beginning of this thread. After they'll say their zoo is developed

Problemkid1:
Abuja. We don't Edith pictures to make our cities looks good like the kiberans

jl115:
In what way does it compete in real estate? let your country catch up to Gauteng first before we talk about Nairobi vs Joburg

Baliv254:

That's because they really dont look good, thats reality bro not editing.

obaaderemi post=89225782 :
Let him defend himself. Kikuyu1 is not karanja.

rvp20182:
Go read that blog - if you know Kikuyu all these years - [b]you won't miss his sometimes eccentric thoughts. [/b]The first page has his gigantic beef with Tutsi of Rwanda. Nigerians - zero thinking capacity,

http://karanjazplace..com/

obaaderemi:
High production against reduced demand for tea.

The rains will only help the locusts multiply. Too bad.

rvp20182:
Gauteng (literally GOLD) - account for roughly 100B (about 35%) of your economy - and has Joburg, Pretoria. Meanwhile I have seen estimate that Nairobi accounts for as high as 50% of Kenya GDP - roughly 30% in my view. That is roughly 30-45B. So the gap btw Nairobi and Joburg is small.Joburg accounts for 1/3 of Gauteng GDP - or 15% of you national GDP (now 270B) - so we can assume as of today Nairobi has overtaken Joburg GDP
wise...again on a nominal basis (so you don't start long argument about GDP ppp)-- because 15% of 270=45B.

All these are increasingly evident if you look at the pictures of Nairobi and Joburg...the GAP IS NARROWING VERY FAST.

kikuyu1:


Haki, MVP ni wewe! Sijui niseme nini.

Austine1212:


https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Nairobi-ranked-8th-on-World-Bank-list-of-rich--poor-counties--/539546-2951310-uotkygz/index.html

rvp20182:
Gauteng (literally GOLD) - account for roughly 100B (about 35%) of your economy - and has Joburg, Pretoria. Meanwhile I have seen estimate that Nairobi accounts for as high as 50% of Kenya GDP - roughly 30% in my view. That is roughly 30-45B. So the gap btw Nairobi and Joburg is small.Joburg accounts for 1/3 of Gauteng GDP - or 15% of you national GDP (now 270B) - so we can assume as of today Nairobi has overtaken Joburg GDP
wise...again on a nominal basis (so you don't start long argument about GDP ppp)-- because 15% of 270=45B.

All these are increasingly evident if you look at the pictures of Nairobi and Joburg...the GAP IS NARROWING VERY FAST.

Austine1212:

I can see you dont know the economic dynamics of gauteng

rvp20182:
Gauteng (literally GOLD) - account for roughly 100B (about 35%) of your economy - and has Joburg, Pretoria. Meanwhile I have seen estimate that Nairobi accounts for as high as 50% of Kenya GDP - roughly 30% in my view. That is roughly 30-45B. So the gap btw Nairobi and Joburg is small.Joburg accounts for 1/3 of Gauteng GDP - or 15% of you national GDP (now 270B) - so we can assume as of today Nairobi has overtaken Joburg GDP
wise...again on a nominal basis (so you don't start long argument about GDP ppp)-- because 15% of 270=45B.

All these are increasingly evident if you look at the pictures of Nairobi and Joburg...the GAP IS NARROWING VERY FAST.