Danielnino00:



Thika is a town,Onitsha is a. city
Kiambu is another town while Jos is a city.



All the places u mentioned are bloody towns.. . ..Maybe you need to consult Wikipedia, oxford dictionary and the UN for the real meaning of a city...
I. wasn't. done with Nigerian cities yet... here's more .

Asaba
Ilorin
Akure
Zaria
Abeokuta
Minna
Nsukka
Nnewi

kikuyu1:


THE THREAD IS DEAD! And you do know half of that 30 bn$ is HIM Dangote's personal poo leaving the remaining 15 bn$ for 180 mn of his subjects.

NairobiWalker:


In good faith I don't mean to demean you but I'd rather have a decent town than a slum of a city. Your definition of city is only based on population but never quality. See for instance, Naivasha is a small town of about 180,000 people while Abeokuta is a city of over 1 million people. But look at Naivasha and compare it with Abeokuta.

Naivasha



Now look at Abeokuta

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Free advice, don't just base your arguments on population - Nigeria is 4 times more populous than Kenya. Look at quality.

rvp20182:
Had to confirm again those pictures - yeap - that is what I am talking about slum cities. Nigeria in 70-80s OIL BOOM moved to towns in droves [they had for a decade the world fastest urbanization] in search for elusive OYEL money- and yet there was no corresponding infrastructure or housing development - and what you got are huge slum metropolis - and collapsed rural economy (agriculture) - I tell you the amount of fallow land you'll find in Nigeria is staggering. Everybody and their grandmother basically abandoned the villages in 80s for unplanned urban centers --- except maybe for the nomadic north (hausa-fulani-kanuri) - you now have mega metropolis of slums - without electricity or water or sewage or any garbage collection -- everyone is just waiting for oil money to come from Abuja and if not - trying to escape Nigeria.

Daejoyoung:

Are you truly a Kenyan?? l ask because you are obsessed with Nigerian matters, l don't even know so much about Kenya, and l haven't met any Nigerian who cares to know or ever discussed about Kenya. lt's just one of those other African countries.
That aside, l think your analysis is wrong, l have been to Lagos just 3times all my life and l have never been to Abuja. There are many others like me spread across the country.

TayserMahiri:


Bruh, apo apana, we are fvcking corrupt.

Danielnino00:



Most of them tell me they like uncle Bob for his none nonsense attitude toward the West.

Daejoyoung:

The arguement at first was that a Kenyan company Cellulant is doing very well in Nigeria, this was the prime example by rvp of a Kenyan company (founded by kenyans) doing well on the continent.
Then we brought to his notice that it (like Andela) was co-founded by a Nigerian and it has the Nigerian factor hence it's no surprise it's doing well in Nigeria and all over. Now you came here to say the Nigerian was employed by the Kenyan, again in the Cellulant story there is no evidence of that, even in your video the Kenyan makes it clear(whether in 2002 or 2004), it started when he met with Bolaji.
Then you compared them to Facebook founders and again l proved you wrong because Facebook Mark Zuckerbeg is never referred to as a cofounder. So you've been the one assuming things here and stretching the arguement because you wouldn't state things the way they are.

NairobiWalker:


According to his logic - yeah, that makes sense..................and Karen is a very poor neighborhood since it's very far from the CBD.

NairobiWalker:


How can you not like something you have no access to? That's like an ordinary Kenyan saying they hate winter.

Daejoyoung:

Are you truly a Kenyan?? l ask because you are obsessed with Nigerian matters, l don't even know so much about Kenya, and l haven't met any Nigerian who cares to know or ever discussed about Kenya. lt's just one of those other African countries.
That aside, l think your analysis is wrong, l have been to Lagos just 3times all my life and l have never been to Abuja. There are many others like me spread across the country.

NairobiWalker:


In good faith I don't mean to demean you but I'd rather have a decent town than a slum of a city. Your definition of city is only based on population but never quality. See for instance, Naivasha is a small town of about 180,000 people while Abeokuta is a city of over 1 million people. But look at Naivasha and compare it with Abeokuta.

Naivasha



Now look at Abeokuta

[img]https://fullandbright.files./2010/10/img_0120.jpg[/img]
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Free advice, don't just base your arguments on population - Nigeria is 4 times more populous than Kenya. Look at quality.

TayserMahiri:


How many reptiles live in Abeokuta? Must be a terrible number of snakes and rare ones (endemic only to rusty Abeokuta)

TayserMahiri:
Mwale Medical & Technology City

NairobiWalker:


Imagine those are the kind of cities these guys boast over just because they are populous. I would rather live in small towns like Kericho, Kitale, Nanyuki etc with good clean environment and access to all social amenities including clean water, electricity, malls, beautiful environment etc.

rvp20182:
That is Naija like scam. Don't buy it.

TayserMahiri:
Nakuru, Kenya

We have small decent beautiful towns with few people but Nigeria has big old ugly overpopulated cities.

TayserMahiri:
Mwale Medical & Technology City, Kakamega County, Western Kenya


Private investment by a local tycoon

Phase 1 encompassed a multi-billion shopping and residential complex, Hamptons Mall, with Mwal-mart Supermarket as the anchor. The mall hosts Mwalmart supermarket, Hamptons Cafe bed and breakfast, showroom and more than 90,000 square feet of private residences.[8] Phase two commenced in June 2016 and ran to September 2017. This included the first section of 5,000 bed referral hospital, over 70 kilometers of roads, and more than 300 solar street lights. Phase 2 also included the first phase of 4,800 homes expected to host doctors and nurses. The final phase, from September 2017 to December 2020, includes the 36-hole golf resort and residences, an airport with the second shopping mall, a convention center and a water park connected to the hospital by a cable car. It will also have medical school, a technology park and a 144-megawatt gasification power plant