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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Nobody: 10:41am On May 01, 2017
cutieme:
I think this pidgin2 of a girl is linked to all those unscrupulous politicians that is why she keeps taking sides with them and see nothing wrong with the way they are piloting the affairs of Nigeria.
that one no get level no just worry ya self
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Pharaoh9(m): 10:42am On May 01, 2017
MtuMsuper:

That bros is an anti kenyan. We know him well, he has nothing good to say about us. He must have done some egregious wrong while here and got on the wrong side of the law and subsequently kicked out. FOrgive him ooo



I'm a Nigerian, I'm just saying the truth, Nigerians love living in delusion,

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by allcomage: 10:44am On May 01, 2017
BedLam:



Depends on who compiled that list lol. I have seen a list where Lagos is among the top 10.

NO MATTER WHO COMPILED IT.LAGOS CANNOT DUST THE SHOES OF Kigali,Accra, windhuck, Nairobi, Joburg ,Abidjan, and all north African countries. EXPECT LAGOS FROM 15TH POSITION.

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Nobody: 10:46am On May 01, 2017
Abagworo:


Politics shouldn't make you lie against your country. Have you ever been to Ohafia in your life? It's a city of over 100k in Abia State. Have you ever been to Yankari? Have you been to Obudu? This photo is of Ohafia in Abua State.
do dey use generator or normal NEPA light like other countries do to power this place? Is it owned by govt or private? What is the revenue generation like.. Who and who benefits from it. Can a fisherman benefit from or just the elite..

Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Nobody: 10:47am On May 01, 2017
allcomage:


NO MATTER WHO COMPILED IT.LAGOS CANNOT DUST THE SHOES OF Kigali,Accra, windhuck, Nairobi, Joburg ,Abidjan, and all north African countries. EXPECT LAGOS FROM 15TH POSITION.

Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by nivlark254: 10:47am On May 01, 2017
dazzlingd:


at least our rigorous educational system has produced graduates who have competed at world levels.
At least Nigeria is home of Wole Soyinka of OAU as the first African to win Noble prize in literature.
The legend Ransom kuti Fela
this was not meant to be a comparson thread but since you brought it up we kenya also produced the first female nobel prize Prof. Wangari Maathai an enviromentalist which infact has a comnection to tourism
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by dazzlingd(m): 10:49am On May 01, 2017
nivlark254:

this was not meant to be a comparson thread but since you brought it up we kenya also produced the first female nobel prize Prof. Wangari Maathai an enviromentalist which infact has a comnection to tourism

and we all know that the richest black man in the world is a Nigerian

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Pavore9: 10:50am On May 01, 2017
Pharaoh9:
yea

Am from ihitte.
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by allcomage: 10:52am On May 01, 2017
BedLam:
I'm sure you know of only Lagos. There are Nigerian cities that are well comfortable to live in. Do your research.

NO CITY WILL BE COMFORTABLE WITHOUT STEADY POWER SUPPLY. TELL A NIGERIAN CITY WITH ASSURED 12 HOURS OF POWER SUPPLY, I WILL BELIEVE. EVEN ABUJA THE SEAT OF POWER LACKS 12 HOUR POWER SUPPLY.
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by nivlark254: 10:53am On May 01, 2017
Abagworo:


Many of those businesses in Kenya are owned by Asians and all they do is pay tax. Nigeria is richer than Kenya.
i dont know where this misconception that being of asian descent you are not Kenyan. some of these asians have only seen india in tv.the way things are moving i see some who will start saying the businesses are owned by somalis not black africans so where are somalis from?

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by nivlark254: 10:55am On May 01, 2017
dazzlingd:


and we all know that the richest black man in the world is a Nigerian
if it puts food on your table him being nigerian well fyn

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by dazzlingd(m): 10:55am On May 01, 2017
nivlark254:

i dont know where this misconception that being of asian descent you are not Kenyan. some of these asians have only seen india in tv.the way things are moving i see some who will start saying the businesses are owned by somalis not black africans so where are somalis from?

this guy want to adopt Indians....heheheh

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Nobody: 10:56am On May 01, 2017
E done happen.. Were those hypocrites
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by dazzlingd(m): 10:58am On May 01, 2017
nivlark254:
if it puts food on your table him being nigerian well fyn

That tells you many great things come out of Nigeria in all dimensions...
In book, we dey.
Sports, we dey
Wealth, we dey.
Music, we dey
Pastorneuship, we dey
IT and innovation, we dey
Tourism, we dey ( the only thing Kenya has to offer)
Mention them pls and I'll have a Nigerian name to mention

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Nobody: 11:02am On May 01, 2017
Pharaoh9:



I'm a Nigerian, why mentioning Edo State when Lagos and Abuja are not compared to those Kenyan cities

Obviously you didn't read the post

You just jumped to conclusion

We are discussing greenery

Besides you saying Abuja and Lagos can't be compared to Nairobi shows again how little you know

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by def111(m): 11:05am On May 01, 2017
odinga1of:


Okay Boss solet me just say N500,000 will be enough for 1 month right. I want to go and visit some friends in Nairobi.


let me help you out. if you serious about it. go to law school bus stop in V.I.. take a bike to engineering close tell the bike man you going to Kenya airways office. enter inside the build, with code tell talk to someone. that same day you will get your visa, 3 months visa,.... price of flight ticket is cost in there office, so you can go to wakanow.com or they office and buy ticket from them. if you want to spend the full three months visa. book a 3 weeks stay on your ticket. after someday go the the airport in Kenya and talk to the Kenya airways office and talk to them, on changing your return date, you will give them small tip... 500000 is enough and too much too spend. I have been they before you will enjoy your stay.

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by claremont(m): 11:11am On May 01, 2017
nivlark254:

i dont know where this misconception that being of asian descent you are not Kenyan. some of these asians have only seen india in tv.the way things are moving i see some who will start saying the businesses are owned by somalis not black africans so where are somalis from?

I think it reflects the sad fact that the people who say such things have never travelled and mingled with people from other cultures. These are the same people who will see white Zimbabweans and call them British, forgetting that most of these white Africans have never even set foot outside Zimbabwe, and their ancestors have lived in Zimbabwe for generations. I have a white female friend in the UK who is originally from Zimbabwe, it's only recently she has started trying to get her indefinite stay UK visa. She is as white as any other British-born person. In Nairobi, there are communities dominated by people from somali descent, but they are 100% Kenyans. It's the same with Kenyans from Asian descent, some of them consider it offensive to label them as Asians, they are full-fledged Kenyans and they are proud of their Kenyan heritage.

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by TabletMan: 11:12am On May 01, 2017
Pidgin2:


Ancient civilization started in Africa, your fore father's lived better than you are doing now with all your western technology
You cannot lecture me on anything that has to do with technology, ancient civilization started in some parts of Africa does not mean that ancient technology is better than modern technology. Technology can never be stagnant, it evolves and it doesn't change to be worst rather it changes to the benefit of mankind. No matter how you choose to defend mediocrity from our leaders you can never compare civilization of yesterday to the one we have today. Until you give examples of how my forefathers live better than me, you have not made any point.
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by demiladegold(f): 11:12am On May 01, 2017
def111:



let me help you out. if you serious about it. go to law school bus stop in V.I.. take a bike to engineering close tell the bike man you going to Kenya airways office. enter inside the build, with code tell talk to someone. that same day you will get your visa, 3 months visa,.... price of flight ticket is cost in there office, so you can go to wakanow.com or they office and buy ticket from them. if you want to spend the full three months visa. book a 3 weeks stay on your ticket. after someday go the the airport in Kenya and talk to the Kenya airways office and talk to them, on changing your return date, you will give them small tip... 500000 is enough and too much too spend. I have been they before you will enjoy your stay.


All that one na long thing o.... Just buy ticket at wakanow travel to Kenya and get your ticket at the airport for $50.....
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by dazzlingd(m): 11:12am On May 01, 2017
Abagworo:


Many of those businesses in Kenya are owned by Asians and all they do is pay tax. Nigeria is richer than Kenya.
Thank you!!

Nigerians are by far the most successful people in Africa, we set up the pace in entrepreneurship and innovations.
Unlike many African countries like South africa which depend on foreign owned businesses.

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Franky826: 11:13am On May 01, 2017
donodion:
Let's make this a lesson for all intending to become political leaders on this forum.

When you and your political party becomes greedy, your indigenes, town,state and nation would turn out to be the mess Nigeria,the once upon a time Giant of Africa has turned out to be.

Over 50 Years ,yet we struggle extremely hard to attain 5000 MW stable electricity.Not because we have not the accumen, but sabotage, selfish​ interests, ethinicity and excessive greed would not allow such feat become a reality. Imagine the billions in dollars and Naira stolen by individuals who are less than 100 in number. Not even Mugabe of Zimbabwe stole as much as these Nigerian bastards in political offices.

There can be no sustainable infrastructure if adequate and people friendly security structures are not in place.

Who would, in their right mindset be willing to invest millions of dollars into a society where kidnapping for ransom and satanic ritual, day light armed robbery and murder, unfriendly multilevel taxing system, high level corruption, fraud, sabotage,human rights abuse is the order of the day.?

How many diasporans could wholeheartedly vouch for their family members back home, overseeing their various projects successfully?.

You need to step out of our shores to observe other African countries how they, queitly taking giant strides in making lives liveable for their citizens and you would wonder what bedeviled us as Nigerians.

Recently Ghana, a country's population less than 2 million, just implemented free education system at primary and secondary school levels. I saw that on CNN yesterday.And equally working on various systems to be at par with those ahead of them.Its tasking to even get Jamb registration back home for our wards.

Kenya is indeed a beautiful country,but it took some set of individuals in government to say ' you know what, let us set aside our tribal differences.How can we place our country on the global map for the right reasons.Besides us been seen as a safari country,animals and jungles'.

Kenya saw the potentials in tourism. ( Uyo and Cross River state have same potentials).They built and sustained old existing tourist site, voted sufficient funds to build more tourist attraction site, encouraged their youth in sports and athletics( who can beat Kenyans in marathon?). Furthermore their security system make their people feel safe at home.When Al-shabab struck at the mall, the world rose to the defense of Kenya.

When you visit this countries, ask questions ,observe people's mannerism, and perhaps we might regain our lost glory.

Have a wonderful day.


lol. bro Ghana is 24million plus.

believe me things are not Rosy on the other side. just that as Nigerians we deserve better and we all know it. Nigeria is indeed beautiful if you travel around.


As for free education in Ghana it's a Media hype yo! New government is under pressure from the people cos it was their campaign slogan. 'free education'.

How do I know? well I turned on the radio and people were mad over the issue saying Nana Addo is failing them grin

from Accra to cape coast, Volta to Kumasi, tamale to suyani. Nothing of such.

I miss my oha soup Sha sad

ok am hungry make I go buy waakye and red fish.

banku and groundnut soup go sure pass for night.

Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by MtuMsuper: 11:13am On May 01, 2017
nivlark254:

i dont know where this misconception that being of asian descent you are not Kenyan. some of these asians have only seen india in tv.the way things are moving i see some who will start saying the businesses are owned by somalis not black africans so where are somalis from?
Welcome to the REAL world. Many folks from nigeria sincerely in their heart of hearts believe nothing happens or can happen in the rest of africa. Based on a true story Don't engage this one here above trying to measure appendages, he has never left his LGA(aka village).
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by asokid(m): 11:18am On May 01, 2017
The country without fine women

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Amberon: 11:18am On May 01, 2017
You sound pained. In Georgia, Nigerians are seen as rich even if they live in the same neighborhood as the Georgians. This is because Nigerians spend more in clubs, buy expensive drinks, wear expensive clothes and jewelry etc. You are so quick to discredit any good thing about Nigerians.
Hbuyosh:
Most foreigners from Africa living in Kenya are Nigerians. I heard that they could possibly be around 300k here......soooo, to claim that Kenyans regard u as wealthy yet they live and interact with you people daily, eat in the same restuarants, attend the same church, live in the same estates......it's ludicrous.

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Amberon: 11:21am On May 01, 2017
Lol...nah!

Allow people who have been there to draw conclusions. Even a quick Google search will convince you that Nairobi is way ahead of our cities.
Pidgin2:


I will talk much sha, keep posting. What I know is that Lagos and Abuja are by far finer than what I'm seeing

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by dazzlingd(m): 11:22am On May 01, 2017
MtuMsuper:

Welcome to the REAL world. Many folks from nigeria sincerely in their heart of hearts believe nothing happens or can happen in the rest of africa. Based on a true story Don't engage this one here above trying to measure appendages, he has never left his LGA(aka village).
That's because if you mention Africa without mentioning Nigeria, then you haven't mentioned Africa. That's a fact and your opinion cannot change it

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Beey(f): 11:26am On May 01, 2017
demiladegold:



Lies
Whatever
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Beey(f): 11:26am On May 01, 2017
AnthonioAlsaid:



Really? yes really.

Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by demiladegold(f): 11:28am On May 01, 2017
Beey:
Whatever


Lol.... No vex na
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Exciton(m): 11:32am On May 01, 2017
dazzlingd:


at least our rigorous educational system has produced graduates who have competed at world levels.
At least Nigeria is home of Wole Soyinka of OAU as the first African to win Noble prize in literature.
The legend Ransom kuti Fela

Hehehehehe.

I don't understand why people lie to themselves. Accept the truth: We have a failed nation! It's the first step to solving our problems.

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Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Nobody: 11:37am On May 01, 2017
allcomage:


THIS LADY KINDLY GET AWAY FROM THIS THREAD AND ALLOW US TO ENJOY THIS EXPEDTION. I HAVE BEEN TO KENYA ON TWO OCCASIONS AND THE MEMORIES LINGER TILL DATE.DONT BRING UP NIGERIA HERE AGAIN AS NIGERIA IS THE BLACK SHEEP OF AFRICA. INFACT NIGERIA IS A BIG poo.

See your life? That poo you called Nigeria should be directed at your mouth cause that's all I'm hearing from you
Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by Donsammi(m): 11:40am On May 01, 2017
BedLam:
hahaha. Abuja might be okay but not Lagos.

to be realistic abuja beats Nairobi.. hands down .

places like central area, 3 arms zone ,gwarinpa,kubwa etc .


in Kenya only their capital is a bit beautiful and of cause their electricity..

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