But something must be wrong with Naija. Can you imagine Naija is still sending troops to Liberia? Lol.
https://www.nairaland.com/3954388/nigerian-army-deploy-230-personnel

@MtuMsuper..I knew it had to be a combination of corruption,ineptitude and outdated agric techniques.Like you said 'who blames the rain for crop shortage in 2017?' How can nigeria explain its power problem in this age and time.And how can both countries explain the crazy numbers of slum dwellers in their top cities?So what have we been arguing about?Infrastructures and wealth many do not enjoy or see.IT has been proven here by 9jacool that inequality in kenya is even worse than in nigeria.I lost interest in this thread after the skyscraper debate where it is evident that both countries combined do not have up to 20 completed skyscrapers 100m and above.Meanwhile,hong kong,a very small country has more than 1000 skyscrapers above 150m.Even argentina which is not a highrise nation has about 45.This thread reminds me of the game of monopoly where the triumph of one is celebrated over the misfortune of others.

@MtuMsuper..nah,I have not been to Kenya but here in Nigeria the informed seem to have some interest in that country mainly because of the legend of Jomo and the maumau movement and someone like Ngugi wa Thiongo.Read weep not Child in primary 6.No,we don't eat ugali here but we hear the kenyans don't play with it.Still wondering how a cornmeal can be a delicacy though(different strokes for different folks).We eat our maize in different ways and last I checked we are 2nd in Africa behind South Africa in maize production.It's quite cheap here.We are more of tuber people here.And I would be crazy not to visit kenya in my lifetime with all I have seen here(good,bad and ugly).It's a bewildering mix.

obaaderemi:
@MtuMsuper..nah,I have not been to Kenya but here in Nigeria the informed seem to have some interest in that country mainly because of the legend of Jomo and the maumau movement and someone like Ngugi wa Thiongo.Read weep not Child in primary 6.No,we don't eat ugali here but we hear the kenyans don't play with it.Still wondering how a cornmeal can be a delicacy though(different strokes for different folks).We eat our maize in different ways and last I checked we are 2nd in Africa behind South Africa in maize production.It's quite cheap here.We are more of tuber people here.And I would be crazy not to visit kenya in my lifetime with all I have seen here(good,bad and ugly).It's a bewildering mix.

Corn meal is prepared and use in the same way you use tubers to accompany soups and vegetable meals. We used tubers, millet and sorghum before colonialism.

Corn/ maize is part of the problem. Its so sensitive to weather, pests and deceases, and, there is a new vicious army worm attack of maize plants that has been devastating our maize crops in Eastern Africa. Some multinationals have conveniently taken the opportunity to preach GMO.

Muafrika2:

Corn meal is prepared and use in the same way you use tubers to accompany soups and vegetable meals. We used tubers, millet and sorghum before colonialism.

Corn/ maize is part of the problem. Its so sensitive to weather, pests and deceases, and, there is a new vicious army worm attack of maize plants that has been devastating our maize crops in Eastern Africa. Some multinationals have conveniently taken the opportunity to preach GMO.

GMO is the future of agric.Chinese and Americans have been munching GMO crops for years and there has been no reports of side effects.But the West still control the puppet strings of African governments and 'must' tell us what to accept or reject to qualify for certain aid packages.

freshest4live:

Yeah but the question is.. In what way are they a form of terror to the Biafrans? You were insinuating the Biafrans are being terrorized.

You misunderstood my point right from the start. It was about Israel being concerned that Nigeria as is now is turning to a terror hotbed.

Muafrika2:


This explains their distinct looks. I always wonder what people are talking of when they say Hutus and Tutsi are one people

Its a denial of the injustice that led to the war, and continues to be perpetrated. I mean once Hutus are told they are one, how will they question a Tutsi concentrated government?

When will Africa ever progress if we cannot try to create homogenous societies like you see in other parts of the developed world?

freshest4live:
But something must be wrong with Naija. Can you imagine Naija is still sending troops to Liberia? Lol.
https://www.nairaland.com/3954388/nigerian-army-deploy-230-personnel

Whats going on in Liberia?

Muafrika2:

Corn meal is prepared and use in the same way you use tubers to accompany soups and vegetable meals. We used tubers, millet and sorghum before colonialism.

obaaderemi:
GMO is the future of agric.Chinese and Americans have been munching GMO crops for years and there has been no reports of side effects.But the West still control the puppet strings of African governments and 'must' tell us what to accept or reject to qualify for certain aid packages.

Am anti-GMO


















Traitor

TayserMahiri:


You misunderstood my point right from the start. It was about Israel being concerned that Nigeria as is now is turning to a terror hotbed.

Hmm you may be right though if we consider Boko Haram, l don't know who sponsors BokoHaram, but their attacks intensified when most were driven from sambisa forest. They are so determined to deal with Borno state. The problem is that BokoHaram is across three countries, Chad, Cameroon and Nigeria.
The major instability across the nation is herdsmen attack against the local farmers in communities which can be taken care of by anti-grazing bill.

Heli Camping in Kenya

TayserMahiri:


When will Africa ever progress if we cannot try to create homogenous societies like you see in other parts of the developed world?

That's impossible. It will take centuries and complete urbanisation for that to happen. May be that's where we're heading.

TayserMahiri:

Not to hate on tubers

freshest4live:

Hmm you may be right though if we consider Boko Haram, l don't know who sponsors BokoHaram, but their attacks intensified when most were driven from sambisa forest. They are so determined to deal with Borno state. The problem is that BokoHaram is across three countries, Chad, Cameroon and Nigeria.
The major instability across the nation is herdsmen attack against the local farmers in communities which can be taken care of by anti-grazing bill.

The Fulani herdsmen? How would an anti grazing bill work with herding tribes surely?

Muafrika2:

That's impossible. It will take centuries and complete urbanisation for that to happen. May be that's where we're heading.

We've work to do.

Muafrika2:



Not to hate on tubers

Obafemi* was tryna hate on corn

TayserMahiri:


Whats going on in Liberia?

I think it's just to maintain the peace there. The numbers reduced this year from what l've seen, last year it was seven hundred sent.

Kenya Random

freshest4live:

I think it's just to maintain the peace there. The numbers reduced this year from what l've seen, last year it was seven hundred sent.

Like there's risk of violence?

TayserMahiri:


Like there's risk of violence?

Maybe they have such information, but Liberia has become stable since the ECOWAS intervention in 2003, they even hosted the ECOWAS summit last month. That's progress and stability.

TayserMahiri:


Obafemi* was tryna hate on corn

TayserMahiri:


That beautiful house looks like the game of Jenga

freshest4live:

Maybe they have such information, but Liberia has become stable since the ECOWAS intervention in 2003, they even hosted the ECOWAS summit last month. That's progress and stability.

I thought so too. They still dont have a army that can stand its ground?

TayserMahiri:


I thought so too. They still dont have a army that can stand its ground?

It seems so, they still need the UN and ECOWAS. I think Nigeria also has a defence treaty with them from the era of Obasanjo, l'll check this out when l'm less busy, l'm not very sure.
The cooperation between Nigeria and Liberia have been inspiring though, l found this article of 2014....
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.mofa.gov.lr/public2/2press.php%3Fnews_id%3D1197%26related%3D7%26pg%3Dsp&ved=0ahUKEwjao5Lppq_VAhVMZlAKHZcxD9wQFggjMAM&usg=AFQjCNFqeJlhubz9ZEKinFGw1kSK028rxA

Kajiado County, Kenya

Lake Magadi is one of the largest sources of trona in the world. When Lake Magadi contains water, typically up to a metre deep, it is a bright pink colour due to salt content. The salt density of Lake Magadi is very high, with some areas in the lake reaching 40 metres in salt thickness. Magadi is Swahili for Soda. Touring the lake and its environs is an unforgettable adventure, Kenyans love the place.

freshest4live:

It seems so, they still need the UN and ECOWAS. I think Nigeria also has a defence treaty with them from the era of Obasanjo, l'll check this out when l'm less busy, l'm not very sure.
The cooperation between Nigeria and Liberia have been inspiring though, l found this article of 2014....
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.mofa.gov.lr/public2/2press.php%3Fnews_id%3D1197%26related%3D7%26pg%3Dsp&ved=0ahUKEwjao5Lppq_VAhVMZlAKHZcxD9wQFggjMAM&usg=AFQjCNFqeJlhubz9ZEKinFGw1kSK028rxA

Great bro, will go through it.

TayserMahiri:
Kajiado County, Kenya

Lake Magadi is one of the largest sources of trona in the world. When Lake Magadi contains water, typically up to a metre deep, it is a bright pink colour due to salt content. The salt density of Lake Magadi is quite high, with some areas in the lake reaching 40 metres in salt thickness. Magadi is Swahili for Soda. Touring the lake and its environs is an unforgettable adventure, Kenyans love the place.

It looks lovely from the pics already.

freshest4live:

It looks lovely from the pics already.

Very lovely place

You can get there by train The good old trains
The tour bus picks you up
You should try it

Or get there by tour vans