68816419:

At least the New Bank "GTbank "is making reasonable profits

Danielnino00:


I can't bro .

Nairaland won't allow it..

Tried to screenshot them all but the size is too much...

Shma:
what about big slumish lagos
I can see 98% of shanty houses.

leo552:

Kenya is a liberal economy .

Roan7:

Let play the game you were playing since, give us the list of the real Kenyan firms dominating in Nigeria.
We didn't give you the list of Lebanase/Nigerian, firm dominating in Kenya, did we?

Austine1212:
Old joburg

leo552:
Kenyan investors make beeline for new Nigerian city
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 0:01
1) Developer Rendeavour’s ambitious seven-city development scheme last week received fresh impetus with opening of the first manufacturing unit at Alaro City, Lagos, as two major Kenyan manufacturers affirmed they will be investing at the site.
2)Kenyan Ariel Foods commissioned the first-ever investment—billed to be Africa’s largest of its kind—at the Lekki free zone east of Lagos while Unity and Universal homes announced their debut.
Ariel, which owns a similar nutritional plant in Kenya supplying UN agencies while sourcing peanuts from Kakuma refugees, announced Ishtar Chandaria as the CEO of the facility. He is the son of chairman Dhiren.
Rendeavour is locally the developer of the Tatu City on the Northern Bypass, Nairobi and has lined up such developments in five sub-Saharan countries including DR Congo (Kiswishi), Ghana (Appolonia) and Zambia (Roma Park) on 12,000 hectares. Apart from homes and industrial parks, the developments include educational and health facilities.
The Alaro, a joint undertaking with Lagos State, unlike the Nairobi one located in a relatively developed suburb will involve extensive infrastructure building including a 54-kilometre expressway to a new Freeport on the Atlantic Ocean. The road from Lagos itself is currently due for repair after Dangote Group trucks caused massive damage during building of a plant.
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Lagos plans to use Alaro as gateway to West Africa. Apart from the free economic benefits that are like Kenyan ones, the state government has been keen to sell Nigerian World Bank ranking at 131 for ease of doing business. Kenya is ranked 56.
But Dhiren told the opening ceremony that Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, practically is far much better than ranked and appreciated the cooperation from various levels of government.
“I received several warnings not to go to Nigeria…I was afraid at first when I saw them arguing,” said the entrepreneur whose firm is just one of the locals that have expressed interest in the city.

leo552:
Kenyan investors make beeline for new Nigerian city
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 0:01
1) Developer Rendeavour’s ambitious seven-city development scheme last week received fresh impetus with opening of the first manufacturing unit at Alaro City, Lagos, as two major Kenyan manufacturers affirmed they will be investing at the site.
2)Kenyan Ariel Foods commissioned the first-ever investment—billed to be Africa’s largest of its kind—at the Lekki free zone east of Lagos while Unity and Universal homes announced their debut.
Ariel, which owns a similar nutritional plant in Kenya supplying UN agencies while sourcing peanuts from Kakuma refugees, announced Ishtar Chandaria as the CEO of the facility. He is the son of chairman Dhiren.
Rendeavour is locally the developer of the Tatu City on the Northern Bypass, Nairobi and has lined up such developments in five sub-Saharan countries including DR Congo (Kiswishi), Ghana (Appolonia) and Zambia (Roma Park) on 12,000 hectares. Apart from homes and industrial parks, the developments include educational and health facilities.
The Alaro, a joint undertaking with Lagos State, unlike the Nairobi one located in a relatively developed suburb will involve extensive infrastructure building including a 54-kilometre expressway to a new Freeport on the Atlantic Ocean. The road from Lagos itself is currently due for repair after Dangote Group trucks caused massive damage during building of a plant.
RELATED STORIES
Chandaria kin food firm expands to Nigeria
High global demand for relief food revives Kenyan manufacturer
Food maker Insta gets Sh1.4bn IFC funding to boost production
Lagos plans to use Alaro as gateway to West Africa. Apart from the free economic benefits that are like Kenyan ones, the state government has been keen to sell Nigerian World Bank ranking at 131 for ease of doing business. Kenya is ranked 56.
But Dhiren told the opening ceremony that Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, practically is far much better than ranked and appreciated the cooperation from various levels of government.
“I received several warnings not to go to Nigeria…I was afraid at first when I saw them arguing,” said the entrepreneur whose firm is just one of the locals that have expressed interest in the city.

68816419:

At least the New Bank "GTbank "is making reasonable profits

rvp2018:
I gave the list of Kenyan (black, white, yellow, brown) owned business in Nigeria. For games you can look for your agemates and some mud.

jln115:
bottom pic isn't joburg

Roan7:


Did we gave you the firms of brown, white, Yellow, Nigeria dominating in Kenya?

rvp2018:
None of Nigeria companies(banks) dominate anything in Kenya. You banks came and bought struggling SMALL TINY banks. Let say they got conned. If South Africa cannot hack - you think Nigerians can

Danielnino00:


And where exactly are the slums?

The buildings are disorganised yes,but where are the slums...



This is what a slum looks like...

Baliv254:

they dont know how shitty their pics look they have no shame trying to compare with Nairobi

68816419:

At least Mokoko does not generates any thing to the Lagos state government and currently undergoing regeneration, unlike Eastleigh , a palace that generates over 25% of total income of Nairobi city county.
Aerial Pictures of Eastleigh (Little Mogadishu)

Danielnino00:


And where exactly are the slums?

The buildings are disorganised yes,but where are the slums...



This is what a slum looks like...

Shma:
even their industrial area looks like kibera

Austine1212:


What is it?

Shma:
this is 2020 pic by samorobo

Roan7:

But UBA bank gave your government 14 million dollars for covid 19

jln115:
Bangkok

But to be fair when you Google joburg this pic pops up alot!! I just know Joburg well enough to know it doesn't look like that

Baliv254:

two words : integrated slums
you will see a few buildings embeded within slumish contraptions, Nigerian cities are slumish
and this is consistent in all the pics they post
see in Kenya like most of the world there is a clear distinction of slums and other areas

Roan7:

Even Nairaland is rejecting it.

leo552:

For you info.Nigerians are deported almost yearly out of Kenya,some still find their way back.those pics you've seen are just a few
Largest foreign criminal individuals in Kenya are Nigerians ,Cameroon and few from other parts of west Africa,Nairobi Remand prison is home to over 30 Nigerians.

Shma:
just type ibadan city.

Shma:
wooow.!! So you're comparing your city center with kibera.
Pic one is Lagos, the second one is ibadan.
I can't post makoko my friend, makoko is a disgrace.

Baliv254:


This guy was crying begging the officer's not to deport him back to the zoo

Shma:
just type ibadan city.