chrisooblog:
for my kenya peeps please check out this thread to see how "slumish" Abeokuta is

https://www.nairaland.com/5940220/beautiful-pictures-abeokuta-ogun-state

My brother I know Abeokuta from the onset a very cool, beautiful and calm place. There are many more beautiful places in the city but didn't see those places in the pics. But painful these guys showing attitude again.

rvp20182:
Video.

Let see if it can even compete with Rongai and Kiserian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2ai6fsODaU

Shut up there is. No planned residential neighbourhood in Kenya...none whatsoever..

Dlonra:


Trust me, kenya is better. That's why refugees from Somalia, Sudan, Congo & Rwanda all settled in Kenya after their nations faced civil wars. It's also one of the most toured nation in Africa with the highest number of Multinational Companies Headquarters in Africa meaning it's very safe to settle & do business. An indicator of a functioning state.

Many Chadians, nigeriens, Ghanaians, liberians, Sierra leoneans also settled in Nigeria during their time of trouble. No big deal.

gallivant:


Why have Nigerians failed in formalizing their retail sector? Thats the elephant in the room. People buy fish in the same place they buy radios and you are here lamenting on Kenyan retail? Please start using your brains.

Shut up and cease the noise...the ekepyin the room is Kenya loosing her formal Economy while Nigeria is gaining hers...
Kenya is a fraud..

Dlonra:


Trust me, kenya is better. That's why refugees from Somalia, Sudan, Congo & Rwanda all settled in Kenya after their nations faced civil wars. It's also one of the most toured nation in Africa with the highest number of Multinational Companies Headquarters in Africa meaning it's very safe to settle & do business. An indicator of a functioning state.

Another lie

Which companies?

Dlonra:


Trust me, kenya is better. That's why refugees from Somalia, Sudan, Congo & Rwanda all settled in Kenya after their nations faced civil wars. It's also one of the most toured nation in Africa with the highest number of Multinational Companies Headquarters in Africa meaning it's very safe to settle & do business. An indicator of a functioning state.

Shut up Kenya is a failed state .it funny to see how you pride yourself over hosting refugees from war torn shiithole....I am not trusting you, Kenya is a fradulent joke of a failed state..live with that and avoid your delusions

obaaderemi:
Many Chadians, nigeriens, Ghanaians, liberians, Sierra leoneans also settled in Nigeria during their time of trouble. No big deal.

See what the fool his priding himself over...
He was thesame fool that said Kenya is better than Nigeria cos Tayo sins went there to shoot his voice and a subscriber in the comments section expressed his interest Tongo there...he was even of the impression that Kenya is better than SA cos a video surfaced online about a SA nationale that moved to Kenya from SA...

Such close minded idiot irritates me...they always see the world from one perspective no matter what you tell them..

Baliv254:
fools should remove the logs in their eyes before mentioning anything kenya
the thread title still stands

Lol you went to watch a Nigerian music video online and captured the image of a place in Enugu state...lol I am guessing it is flavour or phyno..cos it only them that loves visiting those places in Enugu..

Dlonra:


Trust me, kenya is better. That's why refugees from Somalia, Sudan, Congo & Rwanda all settled in Kenya after their nations faced civil wars. It's also one of the most toured nation in Africa with the highest number of Multinational Companies Headquarters in Africa meaning it's very safe to settle & do business. An indicator of a functioning state.

well this is one of the reasons why I respect Nigerians any day.

do you know there could be up to 10 million migrants in Nigeria?
the menial jobs industry in Nigeria has been almost completely taken over by Nigeriens, Benenoise , chadians, and cameroonians.

there are certainly thousands of Liberians, gambians and Senegalese in Nigeria too. all these guys are working.

Nigerians don't scream about inhabiting migrants and we certainly do not attack them for taking jobs too.

Nigerians just live their life Man.

Baliv254:
lagos 2020
look at dem man holez

Oh wow this is so funny and hypocritical of you......that is a street road that broke down in a poor neighbourhood probably due to constant erosion (at least our poor neighbourhood enjoy road)...now tell me what you will say about this your national road which forces Kenya to go all the way up to TZ and take another routes that leads back to Kenya before they get home....what a shame..I call this porridge looking mess a "NATIONAL DISGRACE"...Burt your head in sand..

68816419:

All their buildings are so ugly, I wonder who cursed them with ugly designs
1- Ramzi Towers, Lagos Building - Nigeria - e-architec(under construction )
2-Infinite Towers / 4 Bourdillon Road (Completed)
3- Atlantic Business & Residential Resort(Unconstructed )
4-Coral (Hotel Apartments) almost

Wow so Ramzi tower has commenced construction...

Yes most of their building are just talk,hideous, tasteless and soul-less... most of those apartment they post here won't be bought if they were to be in ikoyi

68816419:


hahahaha are u kidding me, Ati jambo jet fly450 and airkenya that stills uses De Havilland Canada Dash 8

fvck.

68816419:

pick any of dis county , i wish to show u the aerial views

He dare not

popizaino:


Lol.

You can’t be gulping raw cow blood and urine and expect to have a good taste for good food. It’s impossible for the Maasai.

68816419:

Is thr any things u wont find in your very dirty,dis organized, unplanned Gikomba market(where over 90% of ur population go for shopping)?, u can even find chines selling maize, KENYANS ARE INDEED The Most Delusional Africans

Gikomba shopping mall

Austine1213:


Lol SA has footholf of east africa

What is he on about, kenya dont dominate east africa

Lol kenya cannot dominate its market

He always thinks Kenya is something serious forgetting the little shiithole is less than $99bn and that if i choose to ignore Kenyatta cooked up lies..

68816419:

Is thr any things u wont find in your very dirty,dis organized, unplanned Gikomba market(where over 90% of ur population go for shopping)?, u can even find chines selling maize, KENYANS ARE INDEED The Most Delusional Africans

nawa o this one makes oshodi market look like Harrods

rvp20182:
Not possible. Mombasa is miles ahead.

Talk is cheap.. Geoffrey Mwangi can attest to that...
Mombasa is a full blow slum with zero infastructure..go thank your stars you have Diani Beach to atleast drown your sorrow and vicissitude..

68816419:

All Nigeria banks have been making profits in Kenya and in all Africa countries at large, our bank dont just ventures into any countries when proper analyses is not carried out, Uba and GTbank profits has bn increasing (those still tiny for the time been ),while Access bank has promised to turn around that dead bank, Nigga we are your Savior , we buy almost collapsed firms and turn them around, Ihub(Now Cchub),Fina Bank(founded1983 now Gtbank)At that time, its total asset valuation was estimated at about US$242.2 million (KES:20.94 billion).[3] In 2013, GTBank Kenya was ranked number 22, by assets, among 43 licensed banks in Kenya then(so great for a new bank), Acorn Group(largest estates builders in Kenya) ,UBA BANK KENYA, (KSh 67.6 Million in net profit at the close of 2019. This is compared to KSh 53.1 Million made the previous year.) Crown Agents Bank and Investment Management,(with $1.5 billion in assets. In April 2016, Helios completed the acquisition of 100% of CAB and CAIM. CAB and CAIM provide payments), Equity Bank was making loss and could not expand , but starts making profits as soon as the Helios guys (Nigerians) made $178.7 million acquisition of a 24.99% interest in Equity Bank,Post Helios’ investment, Equity Bank acquired Uganda Microfinance Limited and expanded organically into Rwanda, South Sudan and Tanzania. At the time of Helios' exit, Equity Bank was Kenya’s largest bank by number of accounts and among the top three in market capitalization and assets, having successfully developed a platform aimed at banking the previously unbanked at the bottom of the pyramid.
Kenyans should always thank Nigerians for reviving all their dead firms

Wow, wow, wow! What can Kenya do without Nigeria. I think Nigeria is the biggest African investor in Kenya after South Africa.

jln115:
Dude that's the stats I have If you have stats that show SA is first and Nigeria second in terms pf cars per capita then great since according to the stats I have SA is behind Libya,Mauritius and Botswana

What happened to 2019 bro....I can't entertain your noise..

samorobo:

Gikomba shopping mall

Kenya is cursed.

chrisooblog:
nawa o this one makes oshodi market look like Harrods

Yeah road-less shacks stores for high end shopping

Ibadan beats Mombasa hands down in terms of industries. The little Indians couldn't post any Mombasa factory in response to Ibadan factories.
More Ibadan:

samorobo:


He always thinks Kenya is something serious forgetting the little shiithole is less than $99bn and that if i choose to ignore Kenyatta cooked up lies..

Lol its a west african thing, Tanzania goverment is also a propaganda machine

Austine1213:


Lol its a west african thing, Tanzania goverment is also a propaganda machine

I think you meant an east African thing....

Rwanda is another country that does that...eat Africa has this urge to make the world believe they are doing just fine so they can lure in coming their way and raining praises on them...

obaaderemi:
Ibadan beats Mombasa hands down in terms of industries. The little Indians couldn't post any Mombasa factory in response to Ibadan factories.
More Ibadan:

Apparently Ibadan is a slum...oh gosh I love this slum...

samorobo:


What happened to 2019 bro....I can't entertain your noise..

as I said I only have 2018 my guess would be that they don't do yearly censuses

Thus we use the stats from 2018 which is quite recent anyway

Buhari's Full Speech At The Flag Off Of Ajaokuta-kano -kaduna gas pipeline project

President Muhammadu Buhari
I am delighted to address you today on the occasion of the flag off of the construction of the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) Gas Pipeline Project. This landmark project is being developed at a critical time in Nigeria’s commitment to increasing our infrastructure assets.

2.​We promised the Nation that we will expand the critical gas infrastructure in the country to promote the use of gas in the domestic market. These include the Escravos to Lagos Pipeline System - 2 (ELPS-2), Obiafu to Obrikom (OB3) pipeline and AKK.



3.​These projects are fundamental to our desire to industrialize and energize the entrepreneurial spirit that is ever present in our population. Hence, I had directed NNPC to ensure that these milestone projects are completed on time, within budgetary allocation and as per specifications.

4.​When completed, the AKK Gas Pipeline Project will provide gas for generation of power and for gas-based industries which would facilitate the development of new industries and also the revival of moribund industries along transit towns in Kogi State, Abuja (FCT), Niger State, Kaduna State and Kano State.

5.​When operational, the cascading effect and impact of the project will be immeasurable. It has significant job creation potential both direct and indirect, while fostering the development and utilization of local skills and manpower, technology transfer and promotion of local manufacturing.

6.​The project is therefore part of the delivery of our Next Level Agenda for sustainable development and enhancement of the economic prosperity of our country.

7.​One of the lessons learnt from the Novel Corona Virus (COVID-19) Pandemic further underscores the drive of this Administration for export substitution initiatives and projects that will promote local manufacturing.

8.​We must also learn lessons from other countries who have methodically made the transition from oil rich countries and used their crude as a pathway to economic and industrial diversification.

9.​In particular, gulf countries who have similar levels of gas reserves as Nigeria, have a strategy centered around gas-industrialization as their foundation towards export diversification. This has to be our guiding principle as we seek to attract investment and create opportunities for our people.

10.​In this regard, I challenge our private sector to lead the charge in maximizing our gas resources to create a petrochemical hub that will resurrect not only our manufacturing capacity but place us squarely on the path to increased self-sufficiency.

11.​As the world evolves, we owe our people the responsibility to prepare them for what the future holds. We therefore must be bold and fearless and can no longer be incremental in our approach.

12.​Time is short, and our people’s zeal is strong and palpable. Infrastructure development although long, tedious and complex remains a cardinal objective of our Administration’s drive towards ensuring a stable, sustainable and more prosperous future for our citizenry.

13.​Today marks an important chapter in the history of our great Nation. It marks the day when our domestic natural gas pipeline networks; from Obiafu in Rivers State, Escravos in Delta State and Lekki in Lagos State, are being connected through Kaduna to Kano States thereby enhancing national energy security, creating balanced development, and further integrating our nation.

14.​I would like to commend the Government of the Peoples Republic of China; our financiers the Bank of China and SINOSURE; and the two EPC Contractors (Brentex/China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau-CPP Consortia and Oilserve/China First Highway Engineering Company-CFHEC Consortia) for your support to deliver this important project. THIS PROJECT IS DEAR TO THE PEOPLE OF NIGERIA AND MUST SUCCEED.

15.​I congratulate the Ministry of Petroleum Resources, NNPC and all relevant Stakeholders on this historic and epoch-making occasion. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the resilience of the team to deliver on this project is commendable.

16.​I also urge all the stakeholders to continue providing the required support so that this landmark project can be actualized within the approved budget and schedule.

17.​Finally, I am counting on the Executive Governors of Kogi, Niger, Kaduna and Kano States as well as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory to provide the enabling environment and support for the project.

18.​It is my honour to flag off the start of the Construction Phase of the Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Gas Pipeline Project today at the Ajaokuta, Kogi State and the Rigachikun, Kaduna State Camp Sites simultaneously and hereby declare the commencement of construction activities.

19.​At the same time, the Executive Governors of Kogi and Kaduna States are to physically flag-off the commencement of works at Ajaokuta and Rigachikun sites on my behalf.

20.​Thank you all for your commitment and resolve. For those that journeyed from far to attend this event, I wish you all a safe trip back to your respective stations. This has been a good day for Nigeria’s development, evolution and integration.

21.​God bless you and may God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Thank you

Lagos slumbolish.

jln115:
as I said I only have 2018 my guess would be that they don't do yearly censuses

Thus we use the stats from 2018 which is quite recent anyway

Try looking for 2019 stat don't be lazy laaitjie 2..

Shma:
Lagos slumbolish.

Lol, blah, blah, blah the pain is real..cry me a River bi*tch

British American Tobacco Ibadan.
Where is Mombasa? No wonder they are jobless in Kenya. No factories! Only shops. A fvcking consumer society.