arinzeejikonye:


Hmmmmmmm, scientifically that to me isn't substantiated to me, I consider it a myth

shervydman:

it is truly a myth but it hasn't been disproven. so, it is still to be believed until disproven.

Bifwoli:


Don't use fancy words like shemejis and projectiles ....just make it clear and raw and call it Gor Mawe.

mtis:

Yap which kinda cool coz ya can now go toe to toe with ya other shemeji..

Hati13:


Most of the Oromos are Muslim and Protestant, but there are very few Ethiopian Orthodox Oromos. The reason why most converted from Ethiopian Orthodox to Protestant in the past was because they relate Ethiopian Orthodox with Abyssinia.

Oromo the victimizers say and play they were/are the victims. This is typical Oromo behavior I think.
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arinzeejikonye:
This is no Europe, it is actually lagos

Muafrika2:

Are you sure?

freshest4live:

Lol, actually Lagos is a large city and some parts can be mistaken for Europe and there are many other medium or low income areas showing the hustle and bustle of the completely urbanized state. Note there's also Lagos state and then Lagos city in Lagos state.
There are many other cool parts of Nigeria for tourism and other serene environments.

TayserMahiri:



You are closing down churches Is it the private ones like the ones by Naija pastors or which ones? In kenya you cannot close a church, lest the religious vote you out in the next election

arinzeejikonye:
Baren beauty of sokoto hill at dusk

Lionessza:


The private ones ofcourse. They are getting so brazen now to the extent of thinking they can't be touched even with only two members in their church. We do not want anymore grass eating congregants they might turn into some bombing heros if you know what I mean.

Lionessza:


I wish you would post more of these than the city developments.

I'm sure those developments are good for najias but they are not so inticing for someone who has seen better and who wants to explore the real Nigeria. #selltherealthing. I'm sure some will see my comment as insult but those in this kinda of business will know that SA and Kenya aren't visited frequently by many people because of " skyscrapers" but because of nature and other things. Sell you to the world and the world will buy it .

arinzeejikonye:



That is quite hilarious,

Including oddities like asking the congregation to indulge in drinking petrol, eating stone, flower, piece of clothes, standing on their heads, sleeping with married women, etc

It's more like a hypnotherapy of psychological warfare by the pastorprenuers, religious monetization.

MediumStout:
May thunder destroy the author of this miserable thread. How can any sane human compare Kenya and Nigeria?

Lionessza:


Hilarious? Yes .Hence we are not watching idle ,letting the trend grow into "bomb your way to heaven " level. We are putting measures in place to make sure the vulnerable aren't used to as weapons to fu*k up the nation beyond its own own fu*keries if you know what I mean

arinzeejikonye:



I hear you my lady,
You know, variety they say, is the spice of life,
Check well, I started off with nature's gift, they are too numerous here,

Nigeria could actually have more tourist attractions and destination even more than Kenya,

The problem is everyone Is to busy making ends meet, and coupled with the nonchalant demarketation of Nigeria,

Nigerians need to invest in aerial videography and photography,

If they do this you will discover many hidden rare gems and treasures of nature,

But miss xhosa, you once actually opined to seeing developmental discuss in time past,
Anyway I will be mixing the catalog of pix henceforth,

Thanks, I'm glad for once you appreciated Nigeria

Kenya takes the lead in medical tourism


Private health and wellness facilities are setting Kenya apart as one of the key medical tourist destinations in Africa, a new report shows.
The Economic Development in Africa Report 2017 released by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) last week shows Kenya is one of Africa’s top beneficiaries of cross-border travel for medical purposes.
Its health and wellness facilities are wooing hundreds of visitors from neighbouring states and helping to boost tourism industry.
“The medical tourism is marked by African nationals seeking high-end specialised medical services and primary health-care services, increasingly in other African countries,” the report titled Tourism for Transformative and Inclusive Growth states.

http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/economy/Kenya-takes-the-lead-in-medical-tourism/3946234-4009460-smulr9z/index.html

Lionessza:



For now . Maybe our reluctance to be too religious has helped and also sharing boarders with like minded people .

TayserMahiri:
Team Mexico
Team Ecuador
Team Argentina

kikuyu1:


No,the Anglo Zionists behind global terror,have no reason to attack Zuma-for now! Basically,you're following all their dictates on AIDS,the DRC etc etc. The minute you follow your national interest on these issues a mass shooting,hotel/mall attack will happen somewhere in the RSA.

kikuyu1:


I think I mentioned this earlier! I know urologist in Aga Khan Hospital specialising in a certain cultural modification common with Kikuyus,Masaais and Kalenjin for Euro tourists.

mtis:

OK Magufuli is a nice dude but he got some issues

mtis:

Whaaaaaaaaaat I know a dude somewhere who.is really really pissed off

Muafrika2:

There is also a big difference between what is written and what is practiced. Especially when it comes to dealing with political leaders. Those people get away with a lot.




Shemejis alway get us in trouble they when leave us with no choice other than to return their fire


I hear KU will be getting a world class training facility from IAAF. Is it confirmed?

arinzeejikonye:
Gidi arts

arinzeejikonye:
Kaduna g.r.a. aerial

arinzeejikonye:
Adani palm plantations from Google map, enugu, awka, onitsha, have all risen from the ashes of the uncivil war

TayserMahiri:


Very sad when you stoop down to their level

I heard the same too I dont know whether its in progress now or not. Havent been to KU in like a decade (of months)