samsobo24:
Even places that are within your main city in Nairobi are an eye-sore.
I am still respecting Nairobi by not posting pictures

samsobo24:
when you are business friendly, they have to come and invest.
Lagos state takes the elephant share of investment in Africa

NairobiWalker:


False.,... the top African cities for investment are Johannesburg followed by Cape Town, followed by Nairobi.

http://venturesafrica.com/five-african-countries-that-offer-the-greatest-investment-opportunities-in-real-estate/

NairobiWalker:



Nairobi's slums are an eyesore, yes. But 80% of Nairobi is awesome, green, good infrastructure and beautiful. Meanwhile 90% of any Nigerian city is an eyesore. Don't be respectful, go ahead and post the 6% of Nairobi that we've already seen over and over to make yourself feel good.

NairobiWalker:



I am not gay but since you're so interested in me, I wouldn't mind tearing your h.orny arse apart. You're so into me you're following me everywhere and idiots like you need to be taught lessons. lol. I hope you're applying the Vaseline.

obaaderemi:
So you are a gay?You should go to kwametut,your fellow gay...You don't even have a di.ck to start with.Forgiveness already cut it off.A real man sticks to his words.You have to explain what you mean by saying 'let's compare Lagos GDP with Nairobi's GDP and stop running around.4am Nigerian time,wtf?Did you sleep at all?I took away sleep from your eyes.Sorry.Anyway,more Nigerian semen into your smelly mouth.Your Nairobi is the poorest major city in Africa with a per capita of $1900.Lagos $4800 and Jburg $9000....http://www.euromonitor.com/nairobi-city-review/report

samsobo24:

forgiveness:


Hahaha! That dude is very cunning and difficulty.

Hope you knack him apkako for head.

obaaderemi:
Hahaha,bros,na you teach me o.Anyway,I have the mouse cornered already and have been flogging him mercillesly since.He even admitted being ga.y on an open forum like this.No wonder he is always angry,I didn't know he was suffering so much emotionally.Gay in Africa of all things!What frustration.

kwametut:
Joburg and Cairo lead AFRICA when it comes to MONEY.

freshest4live:

Majority of Nigerian businesses are not listed in the stock exchange. This has always been a well known fact.

NairobiWalker:


Educate your friend on that. All in all, I still think the Nigeria GDP figures don't add up. I could excuse the low budget figures but low figures yet with a deficit? That's just a no. I can't see how a country that claims to have a GDP as high as $594B in some years can fail to finance a $20 B GDP whether they're dependent on oil or not.

kwametut:
What businesses DRUGS Listen fool if you google biggest banks in Africa you will see SA banks topping the list our banks alone are worth over $600 billion.

freshest4live:

Maybe during the recession from early 2015, but it's not surprising if the tax to GDP is the lowest in Africa. There's no way the statistics can be cooked to full everyone, it only stems from your own delusional comparison of Kenya to Nigeria.
Kenya is way too small, and even from a long time ago in the nineties, Nigeria was already way above 150 Billion dollars, and of course you would expect this for a population her size, and of course with the large informal sector, some posit the nominal GDP is even much higher than 500Billion dollars.
Note that our GDP is 594 Billion dollars but now around 405 Billion dollars.

freshest4live:

You can search for those businesses yourself, l have no time for dimwits.