NairobiWalker:


I guess it was a Kenyan who took the opportunity to start an e-war with Nigerians on a Nigerian Facebook page.

The e_warriors in nigeria have greatly reduced the government does not have money to pay them so their numbers are very few.

Thanks for taking the trouble to explain to them. I think apart from Sorghum that is used to produce cheap beer in Nigerian - everything else in Nigeria is eaten nearly raw - from raw tubes (cassava, yams) that are cooked directly or milled at home - there is very little processing/manufacturing/value-addition that happens. The first part is strictly agriculture - while the second part (agro-processing/value-addition) is split btw Manufacturing & Service but can also called Agriculture as opposed to Industry & Services.

For the purpose of calculating GDP (coming up with National Accounts) - UN Stats Division - has come up with way to classify this -

https://unstats.un.org/unsd/publication/seriesm/seriesm_4rev4e.pdf

For Example

Agriculture, forestry and fishing
This section includes the exploitation of vegetal and animal natural resources, comprising the
activities of growing of crops, raising and breeding of animals, harvesting of timber and other
plants, animals or animal products from a farm or their natural habitats.
01 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities
This division includes two basic activities, namely the production of crop products and
production of animal products, covering also the forms of organic agriculture, the growing
of genetically modified crops and the raising of genetically modified animals.
This division also includes service activities incidental to agriculture, as well as hunting,
trapping and related activities.
Group 015 (Mixed farming) breaks with the usual principles for identifying main activity.
It accepts that many agricultural holdings have reasonably balanced crop and animal production
and that it would be arbitrary to classify them in one category or the other.
Agricultural activities exclude any subsequent processing of the agricultural products
(classified under divisions 10 and 11 (Manufacture of food products and beverages) and
division 12 (Manufacture of tobacco products)), beyond that needed to prepare them
for the primary markets. However, the preparation of products for the primary markets
is included here.
The division excludes field construction (e.g. agricultural land terracing, drainage, preparing
rice paddies etc.) classified in section F (Construction) and buyers and cooperative
associations engaged in the marketing of farm products classified in section G.

sufferNsmiling:

When you talk about the gdp of agriculture it is very difficult because agriculture can fall into manufacturing or production . If you grow soya beans and then to process it into cooking oil and chicken feed it falls into manufacturing not agriculture. If you grow maize and millet process it into corn flakes it falls into manufacturing not agriculture. Once a product is finished goods it is no more classified as agriculture but it is classified as manufacturing a process goods. That is what happens in south africa, brazil and a lot of countries so most of the manufactured products but the bas products are agricultural products. It's like where I am working now we do a lot of jatropha for biodiesel it is not classified as agriculture but it is put under manufacturing. In nigeria the agricultural products to gdp is very high because there is no manufacturing going on the products are just sold raw. In kenya ,south africa and a lot of other african countries the agricultural percentage of the gdp is very low because the products are manufactured example grapes I made into wines. Sweet beans I made it to bake beans. Fruits are made into drinks and jams. So that is why other african countries their agriculture gdp is very low because they process a lot of the products e to finish goods so most of these products go as manufacturing.

gallivant:

Nigga show us other parts of Nairobi aside CBD and close by Upper hill and please stop recycling pictures over and over again ....

Nairobi simply cannot compete with any shitty looking Nigeria city - Nairobi is looking at South African cities for comparison.

Nairobi's answer to Joburg's Sandton - Upperhill new CBD.

Nairobi new year eve - this is not photoshop



Nairobi Street level - trees planted right inside cbd.

rvp2018:
Nairobi simply cannot compete with any shitty looking Nigeria city - Nairobi is looking at South African cities for comparison.

Very true, they'll deny it but it's obvious they know that, same reasons why they avoid posting pics here

Kenya famous matatus (not ugly dafno - built and designed by creative Kenyans from truck chasis

we are not illiterates

Menac:
I'm surprised how these Kenyas and other African countries know much about Nigeria..

An average Nigerian don't care about your country,i don't even know any of your president and I don't care to know..

Kenya,ghana and co will always be a dwarf compare to Nigeria..

Even when there is no oil or we continue to wallow in corruption,it will always be better than your country.

That's a fact

we are not illiterates not to know how to use the internet
and not broke such that we can't afford to travel

They need to ask themselves where all the petro-dollars went -Algeria, Angola & Dubai - name them - have stuff to show for it. Nigeria basically ate all their money.

Upper hill - before it welcome the tallest building in Africa - at 70 floors!


The City Center - the Old CBD


The Green City in the Sun

Kur17:

Very true, they'll deny it but it's obvious they know that, same reasons why they avoid posting pics here

Nairobi West - towards Wilson Airport (domestic flights)


Karen -named after famous Karen Blixen (Out of Africa) - the mini sweden.

The Lion - Kenya national symbol - looks over Upper hill - from Nairobi National Park (the only park within a city in the world)

Lagos may catch up with Nairobi -Nairobi re-generation team has demolished multi-billion dollar investments that encroached on rivers or roads- including 3 malls - South End Mall, Taj Mall and UKAY Center.

This was one big mall - worth 20M dollars - now it's gone




UKAY CENTER - gone - 10M dollars


Kenya now famous destroyer- SANY - bringing them down
[img]https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSc1tqdZl78NwFQJss2JzIWq7reurOUYWap-q7zHJxAD97I-_Yy[/img]


Taj Mall [AIR GATE] -50M dollars - is also going down for encroaching on road reserve.

HAHAHAHAHA Kenya are damn too funny and stupid, they wont just stop posting and recycling same CBD pictures ,which is less than 1% of Nairobi total land mass

Abuja - the most planned city in the whole of Africa

95% of Nairobi more good looking than most of Nigeria cities. Only 5% of landmass is occuppied by slums - alongs road reserves/valleys/forests - Nairobi has 3 main CBDS - and other mini-cbds - the whole city was planned.

ABUJA - the artificial city with no life outside federal gov - that Abacha built in hurry to avoid another coup . You should have used that money to improve Lagos and all the other cities.

Now seriously outside federal gov and maybe embassy - what is there in Abuja

68816419:
HAHAHAHAHA Kenya are damn too funny and stupid, they wont just stop posting and recycling same CBD pictures ,which is less than 1% of Nairobi total land mass

Abuja - the most planned city in the whole of Africa

rvp2018:
Nairobi West - towards Wilson Airport (domestic flights)


Karen -named after famous Karen Blixen (Out of Africa) - the mini sweden.

Speaking of domestic flights,in case anyone forgot:When it comes to domestic air travel in Africa, Kenya’s capital Nairobi is king.

According to travel data company Forward Keys, Nairobi’s domestic air travel recorded 22% growth in 2017, beating its closest competitors Tunis and Addis Ababa, which grew by 14% and 9% respectivel[/b]y. In addition, long-haul international flights to Nairobi grew by 8%, making it the only major African city where domestic air travel is outpacing international traffic.

https://qz.com/africa/1059396/kenyas-capital-nairobi-has-recorded-the-highest-domestic-air-travel-in-africa/

While in Dangoteland the reverse is happening:

Domestic airlines in Nigeria lifted a total of 3,287,310 passengers in the first six months of this year.

[b]The figure, however, represents a 21 per cent decrease, compared to the 4,193,862 passengers airlifted within the period last year.

http://www.atqnews.com/ng/nigerian-domestic-airlines-suffer-21/

Abuja-
most parts of Abuja are very developed and all these areas are far apart from each others, unlike Nairobi which only 1% of its total land mass is developed, Abuja like Beyond it's beauty and development, Abuja is among the richest city in Africa, not by GDP, but in terms of cash flows.most of it Area of 7,315 km² land mass areas are well developed unlike that of Nirobi 696 km2 (269 sq mi), Abuja has developed areas like ,Central Business District,Garki ,Wuse Asokoro Maitama, Guzape,Jabi,Utako,Gwarimpa,Kado among other ares .

Abuja - Best city in AFRICA

still ABUJA

sufferNsmiling:


How do you want us to win basic arguments vs kenya one group kenya when we cannot win them on nairaland where there are more nigerians. Does it make sense now you want to go and win a fight on group kenya. Some of we nigerians cannot think. A lot of nigerians just disgracing the country up and down the place anyway I cannot blame its poverty and job listeners

And Kenyans are seriously smashing their balls

UWNA GO TIRE!!!!
ABUJA

You've got jokes. Abuja richest in terms of cashflow what is that suppose to mean. Nairobi City - the whole city is more advanced than LEGCO city Abuja - where you get 1% of Nairobi being developed - I don't know.

If Lagos cannot compete with Nairobi - how would Abuja even attempt? Nairobi in my view is 3rd after Joburg and Capetown in Sub Sahara Africa.

Abuja the federal office of gov - CANNOT EVEN COMPETE with Mombasa - 2nd biggest city of Kenya

68816419:
Abuja-
most parts of Abuja are very developed and all these areas are far apart from each others, unlike Nairobi which only 1% of its total land mass is developed, Abuja like Beyond it's beauty and development, Abuja is among the richest city in Africa, not by GDP, but in terms of cash flows.most of it Area of 7,315 km² land mass areas are well developed, Abuja has developed areas like ,Central Business District,Garki ,Wuse Asokoro Maitama, Guzape,Jabi,Utako,Gwarimpa,Kado among other ares .

rvp2018:
95% of Nairobi more good looking than most of Nigeria cities. Only 5% of landmass is occuppied by slums - alongs road reserves/valleys/forests - Nairobi has 3 main CBDS - and other mini-cbds - the whole city was planned.

ABUJA - the artificial city with no life outside federal gov - that Abacha built in hurry to avoid another coup . You should have used that money to improve Lagos and all the other cities.

Now seriously outside federal gov and maybe embassy - what is there in Abuja

Guy are really insane or mad, so u mean all this slums makes on 5% of Nairobi land mass and population , Nigga keep leaving in your disillusioned world
1. KIBERA, only this slums has more population than the whole good areas in Nairobi
2. DANDORA
3. KIBERA,
4. HURUMA,
5. MATHARE,
6. KIAMBIU,
7. KAWANGWARE,
8. KANGEMI
9. KOROGOCHO,
10. EASTLEIGH
11. SOWETO
12. GOMONGO,
13. GATHECA
14. KAMAE
15. KOROGOCHO
16. KARASANI DIVISION
17. MUKURU KWA NJENGA
18. MUKURU KWA REUBEN
19. MUKURU SINAI
20. KYA NG’OMBE IN EMBAKASI DIVISION.

What make you think Nairobi is small - Nairobi city - without metro is huge - if we include the metro - then I bet it can even beat Lagos.

Let your Abuja aim for Mombasa - maybe in 50yrs - first before it try the London of Africa - aka - NAIROBI.

68816419:

Guy are really insane or mad, so u mean all this slums makes on % of Nairobi land mass and population , Nigga keep leaving in your disillusioned world
1. KIBERA, only this slums has more population than the whole good areas in Nairobi
2. DANDORA
3. KIBERA,
4. HURUMA,
5. MATHARE,
6. KIAMBIU,
7. KAWANGWARE,
8. KANGEMI
9. KOROGOCHO,
10. EASTLEIGH
11. SOWETO
12. GOMONGO,
13. GATHECA
14. KAMAE
15. KOROGOCHO
16. KARASANI DIVISION
17. MUKURU KWA NJENGA
18. MUKURU KWA REUBEN
19. MUKURU SINAI
20. KYA NG’OMBE IN EMBAKASI DIVISION.

68816419:
HAHAHAHAHA Kenya are damn too funny and stupid, they wont just stop posting and recycling same CBD pictures ,which is less than 1% of Nairobi total land mass

Abuja - the most planned city in the whole of Africa

Looks like some Nairobi estates, kilimani, parklands and such...Lagos only beat Nairobi when it comes to population, ...with such population Nigeria should have an Asian like city

Mombasa City - Kenya port & tourist city - mombasa port is now 4th busiest port in Africa - and one of the most efficient (after Durban I think).

Abuja - the dead city in the rock - aim for Mombasa first - Nairobi is on another level - Multinational HQ of Africa.

rvp2018:
Mombasa City - Kenya port & tourist city - mombasa port is now 4th busiest port in Africa - and one of the most efficient (after Durban I think).

lt's fourth busiest port of course, and it's a major port in East Africa , Nigeria is surrounded by the likes of Niger and Chad, and even within Nigeria the business activities are majorly focussed in the South, and yet the North is more populated. Nigeria however should be having more than 3 major ports in Africa.

68816419:


Guy are really insane or mad, so u mean all this slums makes on 5% of Nairobi land mass and population , Nigga keep leaving in your disillusioned world
1. KIBERA, only this slums has more population than the whole good areas in Nairobi
2. DANDORA
3. KIBERA,
4. HURUMA,
5. MATHARE,
6. KIAMBIU,
7. KAWANGWARE,
8. KANGEMI
9. KOROGOCHO,
10. EASTLEIGH
11. SOWETO
12. GOMONGO,
13. GATHECA
14. KAMAE
15. KOROGOCHO
16. KARASANI DIVISION
17. MUKURU KWA NJENGA
18. MUKURU KWA REUBEN
19. MUKURU SINAI
20. KYA NG’OMBE IN EMBAKASI DIVISION.

10. Eastleigh, it's a slum? that estate alone has more shopping malls than the entire Nigeria

rvp2018:
What make you think Nairobi is small - Nairobi city - without metro is huge - if we include the metro - then I bet it can even beat Lagos.

Let your Abuja aim for Mombasa - maybe in 50yrs - first before it try the London of Africa - aka - NAIROBI.

Nairobu county land mass 696 km2 (269 sq mi) vs Abuja occupies a land area of 7,753.9.sq km, nigga u should visit Nigeria one day and see for your self, Abuja is not only about CBD but about other areas which are equally developed. take Gwarimpa for distance, You need 2 hour(100 km ) to reach Garki 1(around cbd) , Abuja, Nigeria from Gwarinpa, Abuja, Nigeria , if you are traveling by car, and most of the places u come across b4 u get their are equally developed and this what Kenya is should learn from Nigeria cities.

The usual Nigeria lame excuses. We only really serve Uganda - the rest have very small traffic - and we compete with laggard Tanzania Darsallem port --

Mombasa city

Daejoyoung:

lt's fourth busiest port of course, and it's a major port in East Africa , Nigeria is surrounded by the likes of Niger and Chad, and even within Nigeria the business activities are majorly focussed in the South, and yet the North is more populated. Nigeria however should be having more than 3 major ports in Africa.

Stop lying; The ROck cannot be that big.
ABUJA - according to wikipedia.
Area[1]
• Municipality 1,769 km2 (683 sq mi)
• Land 1,728 km2 (667 sq mi)
• Water 41 km2 (16 sq mi)
• Urban 713 km2 (275 sq mi)

Nairobi:The Greater Nairobi Metropolitan Region covers 11,734 square miles (30,390 square kilometers). Nairobi County [city] covers 690Kmsq...but built up area extend towards a large metro...that is even bigger than LAGOS...if my googling is right.

Try Mombasa city - and your Abuja Aso Rock will still struggle - maybe Nakuru or Kisumu or Eldoret is your mate.

68816419:

Nairobu county land mass 696 km2 (269 sq mi) vs Abuja occupies a land area of 7,753.9.sq km, nigga u should visit Nigeria one day and see for your self, Abuja is not only about CBD but about other areas which are equally developed. take Gwarimpa for distance, You need 2 hour(100 km ) to reach Garki 1(around cbd) , Abuja, Nigeria from Gwarinpa, Abuja, Nigeria , if you are traveling by car, and most of the places u come across b4 u get their are equally developed and this what Kenya is should learn from Nigeria cities.