NairobiWalker:


Aren't you ashamed posting 2015 figures to dispute someone who's stated the 2017 GDP per capita of Kenya?

Can someone help this boy download COMMON SENSE from Google play store?

How did you get 2017 figures when we are still in the middle of 2017?

Many countries don't even have real 2016 figures ready yet. Most are estimated.


You have to wait till 2018 before you get 2017 GDP figures dummy.

vaxx:
this is my point. what about a lagos indigene paying up to 500k in convenant uni. What will such student do with 20k busaries. Or dont you thimk education should be for all.

ok.... I get u now, covenant university is a private university, i don't know if they're given bursaries or not but I believe they should be given.

by d way, u should know that private universities are for the rich, so, what will a bursary of 20k do? they already have the resources to cater for their wards needs.

education should be for all paddy.........

NairobiWalker:

Kumbe wee ni Mjaka, nilidhani wee ni Mkisii.

Achanga! Hujai nicheki nikibonga kihaka pale Jf
Lakn mathee anatoka Ug kwa wankole huko.

Hbuyosh:

Never heard of the Edo, perhaps it is because of their little influence in Nigeria.
I only know about the Igbos, Yorubas, Hausas, Fulanis.....Gosh! Only these?

Shockingly enough, Luos bear the same appearance, mannerisms and names veeery similar with the igbos of Nigeria, some people have even speculated that the two tribes are probably related. They seem to have a lot in common.

Luos are knowned more for their arrogance than for good looks.

Actually, Luo's names and mannerisms are similar to Yoruba and not Igbo. Igbos are more Kikuyuish. Yoruba's names begin with O and A mostly, they more often end in consonants and they're dark skinned, proud and are so keen on education which they occasionally boast over.

iblawi:



Can someone help this boy download COMMON SENSE from Google play store?

How did you get 2017 figures when we are still in the middle of 2017?

Many countries don't even have real 2016 figures ready yet. Most are estimated.


You have to wait till 2018 before you get 2017 GDP figures dummy.

that's ur style.

NairobiWalker:


Aren't you ashamed posting 2015 figures to dispute someone who's stated the 2017 GDP per capita of Kenya?

Can someone help this boy download COMMON SENSE from Google play store?

How did you get 2017 figures when we are still in the middle of 2017?

Many countries don't even have real 2016 figures ready yet. Most are estimated.

You have to wait till 2018 before you get 2017 GDP figures dummy.

Hbuyosh:

Never heard of the Edo, perhaps it is because of their little influence in Nigeria.
I only know about the Igbos, Yorubas, Hausas, Fulanis.....Gosh! Only these?

Shockingly enough, Luos bear the same appearance, mannerisms and names veeery similar with the igbos of Nigeria, some people have even speculated that the two tribes are probably related. They seem to have a lot in common.

Luos are knowned more for their arrogance than for good looks.

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Then you guys have something in common with all Nigerians though Yorubas ate the ones seen as arrogant
Lol we used to be prominant group and Kingdom until the British came. Now we are a shadow of our former selves

iblawi:


70,000 barrels per day is the capacity of Kenyans refinery. If you tell me that is enough for Kenya then it means you guys are excluding 2/3 of Kenyans from Kenya just like you do on electricity.

That will only produce less than 2.5 million liters of fuel per day. Nigeria consumes about 40 million liters per day so divide that by 4 we should expect Kenya to have almost 10 million liters per day capacity on the average.

One barrel = 159 litres
70,000 barrels = 11,130,000 litres which is slightly more than 1/4 of Nigeria's putting our per capita consumption higher.

I thought that was common sense. Perhaps you should be the one downloading the common sense app.......BOY.

NairobiWalker:


.......:-D :-D wow, I've never seen a more insecure man than this. lol.

Isahalbash:






Rugby Wey node pass 20mins...the only difference btw rugby players and wrestlers, is d jersey.

;Dcorrect

vaxx:
this is my point. what about a lagos indigene paying up to 500k in convenant uni. What will such student do with 20k busaries. Or dont you think education should be for all.

people go to private schools because they have the money. And I am still confirming to you that private schools also get bursary which is usually higher than those in public schools.

Some states governments even send students abroad and pay every penny even their food and monthly allowance. This runs into millions of naira.

genieluv:


kk good 2know. Many at times the media loves to blow things out of proportion than what they really are. Whhooo!
Heard that Kenya exports flowers and tea and are among the top exporters of these commodities in the world. Wud like to know plz, agriculture or tourism, which sector is the biggest and driving force of kenyan economy?

Agriculture contributes about 25% to the national economy. Service industry, which includes tourism contributes about 55% to our gdp

iblawi:



Can someone help this boy download COMMON SENSE from Google play store?

How did you get 2017 figures when we are still in the middle of 2017?

Many countries don't even have real 2016 figures ready yet. Most are estimated.


You have to wait till 2018 before you get 2017 GDP figures dummy.

It's not my fault that you're so lacking in knowledge.......is it poor education standards or most Nigerians are just dumb because I've seen this quite a lot of times from Nigerians here?

http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Ethiopia-opens-Sh371bn-gap-Kenya-economy/539546-3941174-v88t53/

Nowenuse:


Hahaha, abi o? Those rugby guys look like people on steroids just like wrestlers
I have always challenged Kenyans here to tell me how much their so called rugby generates for Kenyan economy, but they go mute.

Sport dude..its our sport an we love it ..

Hbuyosh:

Achanga! Hujai nicheki nikibonga kihaka pale Jf
Lakn mathee anatoka Ug kwa wankole huko.

But unaongeleanga Wakisii sana.
Ankole ni kama Watutsi. Language so similar to our Maragoli.

68816419:

she hope her own parent dies this year..IJN

Blood of jesus. I reject that. I don't want my parents dead

shervydman:

............ u this guy, ehn?

I saw him too . I want to yell at him foe saying that, but he's just too funny. Harsh though, coco milan was pretty.

NairobiWalker:


But unaongeleanga Wakisii sana.

Ankole ni kama Watutsi. Language so similar to our Maragoli.

Ati kuna msee alikuita NairobiWalking dead..hio lazima nigecheka bro

NairobiWalker:


It's not my fault that you're so lacking in knowledge.......is it poor education standards or most Nigerians are just dumb because I've seen this quite a lot of times from Nigerians here?

http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Ethiopia-opens-Sh371bn-gap-Kenya-economy/539546-3941174-v88t53/

did u even read people's comment on this link?

NairobiWalker:


One barrel = 159 litres
70,000 barrels = 11,130,000 litres which is slightly more than 1/4 of Nigeria's putting our per capita consumption higher.

I thought you should know that.

Do I have to give you common sense by force?


ne barrel = 159 litres (crude oil)

From 159 liters of crude oil how many liters of Petrol, kerosene, diesel, aviation fuel, petrol chemical etc will you get?

What I was telling you is that you will only get 2.5 million liters of fuel(petrol) from 70,000bpd refinery.

genieluv:


Tnks dearie i got it from my momma
I like your wide full lips ++ lookin so naturelle ++

Lol nice! Your mum must be very pretty! Lol nothing interesting about my lips, but yes they are natural. Can't put on ordinary lipstick or makeup to save my life

shervydman:

did u even read people's comment on this link?

.....are you looking for comments or information?

NairobiWalker:


.....are you looking for comments or information?

are comments not part of information?

genieluv:


kk good 2know. Many at times the media loves to blow things out of proportion than what they really are. Whhooo!
Heard that Kenya exports flowers and tea and are among the top exporters of these commodities in the world. Wud like to know plz, agriculture or tourism, which sector is the biggest and driving force of kenyan economy?

It's tourism and yes, thwy are making monwy off exporting those things. Nigeria can learn from them with that

fanficgirl:

According to Buhari he is "coordinator of general affairs", but he's basically the president right now. People wish it was him. Tbh I don't know how 2019 will go . I don't think Buhari will leave unless he's dead, so I hope he dies sharply. It's anyone guess...

I hope he recovers fast.



Different strokes for different folks

NairobiWalker:


It's not my fault that you're so lacking in knowledge.......is it poor education standards or most Nigerians are just dumb because I've seen this quite a lot of times from Nigerians here?

http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Ethiopia-opens-Sh371bn-gap-Kenya-economy/539546-3941174-v88t53/

Do you know what estimated figures mean. If you do you will know the quality of your education is lower than that of Nigeria.

NairobiWalker:


But unaongeleanga Wakisii sana.

Ankole ni kama Watutsi. Language so similar to our Maragoli.

Mimi? Usiwe unaniconfuse na Sam999.

NairobiWalker:


.....are you looking for comments or information?

The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) latest data indicates that Ethiopia’s annual economic output, also known as the gross domestic product (GDP), hit $72.52 billion (Sh7.4 trillion) last year from $64.68 billion in 2015 and is expected to touch $78.3 billion this year.

9jakool:

Egun are not Yoruba, however many are so close and intertwined with Yoruba that some claim Yoruba. Ajase people are Yoruba of Anago subgroup. Ajase also has a significant Egun population. Many Eguns have taken on Yoruba cultural/religious spectacles like egungun.


Lol, that's just a myth that was invented him. It's not recognize in Yoruba mythology or by ifa. Most Ijebus don't even believe it. Ijebus have their own quarters in Ile-Ife. Obanta, the first Awujale led his people from Ile-Ife. When did Obanta became a Sudanese name? The Awujale likely made up the Sudan lies because he's a muslim. Come see the reaction of many Ijebus in the comments below lol.
https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2010/06/25/ijebus-are-from-sudan-awujale-insists/

Nupes in Ilorin don't typically claim Yoruba. The very few Fulani that claim Yoruba are mixed. Also I've been to Ilorin countless of times and I didn't see that many Fulanis even with its reputation. Ilorin is Yoruba as it gets. I saw more Nupe than Fulani. For every Fulani I saw, there were 4 Nupes. I'm going to say with confident that Ilorin is 95% Yoruba. Yes, I still think Yoruba identity is based on origin more. By central Yoruba, I know you are referring to the Standard/common Yoruba. Central Yoruba actually refers to centrally located dialects like Ife, Ekiti,Akure Igbomina, and Ijesa. The common Yoruba language is actually based on the Western varieties like Oyo and Ibadan. Yes, the standard Yoruba helps unite Yoruba together, however it's not the sole cause of unity. The Itsekiri did not adopt it despite their language being closer to Yoruba than some Akoko communities. Why? Itsekiri don't claim direct descendant from Ile-Ife unlike most Akoko people. This is why I don't think it's just language alone, origin has a lot to do with it.

Most towns in Akoko don't speak Edoid languages. Many like Arigidi, Erusu speak a distinct language that is not exactly Edo or Yoruba, but has many similarities with Yoruba. TB Joshua for example is from Arigidi speaking community of Akoko and he's Yoruba as it gets. Some towns like Ikare Akoko(largesrt city in Akoko), Akungba and Oka Akoko speak a Yoruba dialect close to Owo or Ondo. There are some towns that speak Okun and Ekiti Yoruba dialects. There are other languages like Ukaan, Ahan, and Ahere etc. These languages are still very close to Yoruba and contain some elements of Yoruba. You also have your Edoid languages like Ukue and Ehueun in Edo speaking communities like Ipe Akoko, Epinmi. Many Edoid speaking communities have dual origin of Edo and Ife. Yes, every everyone speak the general Yoruba language to communicate with each other. Most towns in Akoko, have the Yoruba obaship political system, many celebrate Yoruba festivals as well as their own, they also practice the general Yoruba religious beliefs. Akoko community is very diverse but most identify as Yoruba.
Do you consider Itsekiris as yorubas?
I can't answer that exactly. Many Yorubas say Itsekiris are Yoruba. Eastern Yorubas like Ijebu, Remo, Ondo, and Ilaje will say they have no trouble understanding Itsekiri people. Ijebus like to say Itsekiri speak an old Ijebu language. Itsekiri often consider Ilaje as brothers and Ilaje is the closest Yoruba dialect to Itsekiri. Itsekiri have various origin myths many of which points to Yoruba origin. I've heard that some Itsekiris like Jakpa have a close affinity with Yoruba people.

Btw What Hausa dialect do you speak?

Ok, great explanation.

My first encounter with an Ajashe woman at across the Nigerian-Benin border after Idiroko and she told me that she was not a yoruba woman but Ajashe.

I have also come across many Ilaje and Okun people denying yoruba identity. What do you think?

As for Itsekiris, i think it is more or less a political divide. If the Itsekiris were part of Ondo state (South-west) for instance, i think they would have naturally claimed yoruba identity and adopted central yoruba as a lingua franca.
I think another problem with itsekiri is that they are so much surrounded by Urhobos and Ijaws and they have also accepted Warri city as their cultural centre, hence easily gravitating towards pidgin as their lingua franca and the urban Niger-delta culture.

As for Ilorin, really the city is yoruba linguistically, but culturally i dont think so, but i think the problem is same thing like that of Kano, where prestige is attached to those who claim fulani due to fulanis constituting the ruling clans. I think many Ilorin people are confused, some i have met don't even know what tribe to claim, they claim they are Ilorin by tribe . Another Ilorin lady i met, she claims fulani and yoruba interchangeably at her will.
Most Ilorins also tend to be very islamic and fanatic like hausa-fulanis.
Another thing is that i think many Ilorins might have been fulani or nupe by origin, but they have been yorubanized because you can still see their surnames to be hausa/fulani surnames or a corruption. Like the Sarakis, the Gambaris, the Belgores, the Kawus, the Alimis, Jiddas e.t.c

Most people from Jos, Southern Kaduna, Niger and other 2nd language hausa speakers speak a unique kind of hausa which is an offshoot of Zaria hausa (Zazzaganci), but due to acceptance of a more standard central hausa and Kannywood, all based on Kano dialect, most Zaria people are now shifting to Kano dialect.

So, i'd say the hausa i speak is closer to old Zaria dialect, but it is now unique. It is the easiest form of hausa.

fanficgirl:

Blood of jesus. I reject that. I don't want my parents dead

so y would u want someone that brought security, reduced corruption and brought about sanity dead?.I still repeat it, may the people u loved most die soon ...straight talk

Muafrika2:

Yep.

The only difference is that your courts are controlled by the president. The president can just waske up and get rid of judges That's what happened to Kanu. And what kind of bail terms were those I was shocked that they were actually met. Only in Nigeria

In Kenya the courts are independent and very protective of human rights. Huge portions of our criminal laws are being rendered useless due to unconstitutionality on a daily basis.

Are you a Kenyan or a Nigerian? Am curious

Isahalbash:








Not Kano Hausa but standard hausa

Kano hausa is standard hausa