allcomage:


I have been to Kenya thrice and I can tell you I love Kenya.I have been to over a dozen countries in africa but Kenya hold the ace.I dont know but the aura and vibe are very suited for me as i love nature,colonial architecture and tourism .As I am held up in this dungeon, memories of our (wife & i)last vacation keep flooding back. We envy you guys.

are there no colonial architecture in Naija?

Mshikaki Street Fest, Mombasa

Mombasa International Cultural Festival (MICF)

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Mombasa County,

TayserMahiri:


are there no colonial architecture in Naija?

Only few vanishing sprinkles. Ikoyi has less than ten. They are being pulled down to build apartments because we don't appreciate it's aesthetics to the environment.Modern ones suck,they lack elaborate Windows ,doors ,porches for light and ventilation.

TayserMahiri:
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TayserMahiri:
Outdoor Movies

TayserMahiri:
Mombasa International Cultural Festival (MICF)

Damn Tayser!! Kenya looks so shiny and colorful with rich culture..all these pics you have been posting are making me wanna put Kenya on my bucket list I swear.Do you ever attend these wonderful events yourself?

allcomage:


Only few vanishing sprinkles. Ikoyi has less than ten. They are being pulled down to build apartments because we don't appreciate it's aesthetics to the environment.Modern ones suck,they lack elaborate Windows ,doors ,porches for light and ventilation.

Its different here, the colonial buildings have charter protection, so you cant pull them down. They are frozen in time

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Jayceon:
Damn Tayser!! Kenya looks so shiny and colorful with rich culture..all these pics you have been posting are making me wanna put Kenya on my bucket list I swear.Do you ever attend these wonderful events yourself?

Jayceon, welcome to Kenya Yes I do attend many of the events whenever I can. I love to party a lot mehn

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TayserMahiri:


Jayceon, welcome to Kenya Yes I do attend many of the events whenever I can. I love to party a lot mehn

All work and no play makes....

TayserMahiri:


Its different here, the colonial buildings have charter protection, so you cant pull them down. They are frozen in time

That's how it should be, cheers!

realjoker:
Lol... Coming from an Ipob yoot.

That's the best you can come up with ??
Pathetic!

Hbuyosh:


There is absolutely no conclusive evidence to support the almost paranoic fears of the GMOs.

Gmo foods are consumed in many parts of the world; in the west, in Asia, in the Americas. But there havent been reported cases of cancers or some physiological malfunction attributed to the foods.

With this perennial problem of droughts and food shortages, leading our govt to spend millions of $$$ on importing food to plug the deficit at home, the money that could have otherwise served better purposes in our country's developnent, it is high time that we alley our irrational fears and suspicions, based on misinformation, and accepted the GMOs.

The current varieties of food crops we have have failed us.

If can believe that GMOs are poison, we should as well believe that the polio vaccines are also poisons intended to decimate the African population. The GMO rumors are just as bogus.

GMOs are bad for your body, bad for the community, bad for farmers and bad for the environment. This is why:

The health consequences of eating genetically modified organisms are largely unknown. Genetically engineered foods have not been shown to be safe to eat and may have unpredictable consequences. When trans-fats were first introduced, corporations battled to get them onto your grocery shelves – and it is only decades later that this once novel food has been proven to be extremely unhealthful. Many scientists are worried that the genetically altered foods, once consumed, may pass on their mutant genes to bacterium in the digestive system, just like the canola plants on the roadsides of North Dakota. How these new strains of bacteria may affect our body systems’ balance is anybody’s guess.
Food items that contain GMOs are unlabeled in America. Why so sneaky? The European Union has banned GMOs, as have Australia, Japan, the UK and two dozen other countries that recognize that a lack of long term studies and testing may be hiding disastrous health defects.
Genetic engineering reduces genetic diversity. When genes are more diverse, they are more robust; this is why a pure bred dog tends to have greater health problems than the dear old mutt. Plants with reduced genetic diversity cannot handle drought, fungus invasions or insects nearly as well as natural plants, which could have dire consequences for farmers and communities dependent on GMO crops for survival.
Once the mutant genes are out of the bag, there is no going back. Genetically modified organisms contaminate existing seeds with their altered material, passing on modified traits to non-target species. This creates a new strain of plant that was never intended in the laboratory. In North Dakota, recent studies show that 80% of wild canola plants tested contained at least one transgene. In Japan, a modified bacteria created a new amino acid not found in nature; it was used in protein drinks and before it was recalled it cause severe mental and metabolic damage to hundreds as well as several deaths. Japan banned GMOs after this horrific experience. Monarch butterflies have also died after their favorite food, milkweed, was cross-pollinated from Bt corn which rendered it toxic to the endangered species.
GMOs are not the answer for global food security. Genetically engineered crops have shown no increase in yield and no decrease in pesticide use. In many cases other farm technology has proven much more successful, and even Monsanto agrees that its genetically engineered crops yield less than conventional farming.
Genetically engineered foods have not been proven to be safe, but the few studies conducted don’t look so hot. The organs of rats who ate genetically modified potatoes showed signs of chronic wasting, and female rates fed a diet of herbicide-resistant soybeans gave birth to stunted and sterile pups.
Big biotech firms have very sketchy track records, but then again what would you expect from organizations who want to patent the world’s food supply? These massive biotech companies have a history of toxic contamination, deceiving the public and suing small farmers when their patented seeds blew across the fence. Biotech firms sell sterile seeds to African farmers- meaning the seeds are only good for one season, because the plants that grow up will not be able to reproduce. Farmers must buy new seeds every year instead of growing from the previous year’s yield. GMOs are not the farmers’ friend.
GMOs require massive amounts of pesticides, herbicides and fungicides. These things are poisons, and should not be eaten or allowed to run off into our water supply. But they are, every day, by companies who care far more about the bottom line than they do about your health, your environment or your children’s future.
The bottom line is that genetically modified organisms have not been proven in any way to be safe, and most of the studies are actually leaning the other direction, which is why many of the world’s countries have banned these items whose DNA has been genetically engineered. In America, they aren’t even labeled, much less banned, so the majority of the populace has no idea that they are eating lab-created DNA on a daily basis.

Now you do; your best defense is to purchase certified organic food, which cannot contain any GMOs, and to tell your friends and loved ones to do the same.

http://www.organicauthority.com/foodie-buzz/eight-reasons-gmos-are-bad-for-you.html

How did Kenya achieve all these?
Kenya is really far ahead of Nigeria.
Kenya must be following south Africa in aesthetics.

EmeeNaka:
How did Kenya achieve all these?
Kenya is really far ahead of Nigeria.
Kenya must be following south Africa in aesthetics.

Fantastic moments coverage. A Chinese adage - a picture says a thousand things. Let your next trip be Kenya.Nairobi aerial view will prepare you for surprises but I will assure you will be more angrier as a Niger... by the time you round off your trip, i must admit I concur with the op.

Jayceon:
All work and no play makes....

... makes Jayceon a dull dude

When are you visiting the 254 ? Are you a movie guy you will definitely have fun Is it culture? I dont think you can get enough here

allcomage:


Fantastic moments coverage. A Chinese adage - a picture says a thousand things. Let your next trip be Kenya.Nairobi aerial view will prepare you for surprises but I will assure you will be more angrier as a Niger... by the time you round off your trip, i must admit I concur with the op.

You definitely liked Kenya do you plan to visit again? So the OP was right after all It sounds honest coming from someone who has been here severally.

Some more Random Kenya,

Villages on the Aberdare Ranges, Nyandarua County.

A village soccer pitch in Kiambu County,

Some random peeps having fun in Kajiado County,

Lake Naivasha, Nakuru County

The rest is an event dubbed Naivasha Relay,

More Naivasha Relay, lots of tourists

More Naivasha Relay

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Of course when the relay is over and sun sets its Tusker O'clock
And kenyans love to do it with style

Nobody Party Like Kenyans

@allcomage:

Kindly join us (kenyans) in relaying this info to Nigerians who have never left Nigeria, and who still think Nigeria is the Giant of Africa, that Kenya is FAR AHEAD of Nigeria in ALL ASPECTS. They should learn to listen to ppl like you who have actually traveled outside Nigeria (esp to Kenya!)

They say; Africa is shaped like a Gun. Nigeria lies at the trigger of the gun, while SA lies at the muzzle (the bullet exit point).

Now,,,

Kenya lies at the point at which you load bullets. So,,, Kenya loads the bullets for Africa! As Kenyans, we dont intend to load any bullets so long as Nigeria is at the trigger because that would be very irresponsible

Nigerians have to travel first and realize that they are at the trigger, but subject to Kenyan terms and wishes. Naija people have a lot to learn from Kenya, before they can make progress.

At this point, Nigerians are already fuming and ready to run mouth (as usual), so please, get back to the top of this msg and reread once more. Untill it sinks through!!!

TayserMahiri:


... makes Jayceon a dull dude

When are you visiting the 254 ? Are you a movie guy you will definitely have fun Is it culture? I dont think you can get enough here

LOL

When am I visiting ?? Ermm first i'll have to check with my grandfather Jacob Zuma to see if he will approve .Yeah Tayser I'm a moviemaniac,I'm looking forward to the endless fun

Jayceon:
LOL

When am I visiting ?? Ermm first i'll have to check with my grandfather Jacob Zuma to see if he will approve .Yeah Tayser I'm a moviemaniac,I'm looking forward to the endless fun

lol your granny. When is he out of Office

He might deny you the visa.

Sounds like you do the outdoor movies in SA or is there any?

Welcome bruhh

TayserMahiri:


lol your granny. When is he out of Office

He might deny you the visa.

Sounds like you do the outdoor movies in SA or is there any?

Welcome bruhh

I really have no idea..2019 maybe??

Outdoor movies? Never really heard of anything like that in SA tbh.

Thanks

TayserMahiri:
They say; Africa is shaped like a Gun. Nigeria lies at the trigger of the gun, while SA lies at the muzzle (the bullet exit point).

Now,,,

Kenya lies at the point at which you load bullets. So,,, Kenya loads the bullets for Africa! As Kenyans, we dont intend to load any bullets so long as Nigeria is at the trigger because that would be very irresponsible

Nigerians have to travel first and realize that they are at the trigger, but subject to Kenyan terms and wishes. Naija people have a lot to learn from Kenya, before they can make progress.

At this point, Nigerians are already fuming and ready to run mouth (as usual), so please, get back to the top of this msg and reread once more. Untill it sinks through!!!

LMAO ,this analogy is so on point,realistic and funny at the same time