Is westlands going to overtake upperhill.?

obaaderemi:
While some people are busy posting buildings, let's quickly look at a development that is going to influence the African commercial sphere very soon.


This baby is almost complete.
Bigger than any refinery in Africa. And you wonder why Nigeria is a giant.

The giant indeed....

An unrivalled feat handled by an unrivalled black man globally...

Shma:
Is westlands going to overtake upperhill.?

Who exactly are you asking this question.. yourself or your brothers...

Upperhill.

samorobo:


Who exactly are you asking this question.. yourself or your brothers...

and who are you asking this question.. yourself or Zoolians?

Shma:
and who are you asking this question.. yourself or Zoolians?

Hmmmm answering question with question..how clever.....

I asked you first so answer me first but this time with an answer...I mean a proper answer

samorobo:



Hmmmm answering question with question..how clever.....

I asked you first so answer me first but this time with an answer...I mean a proper answer

I never saw a question mark

Shma:
I never saw a question mark

Shma:
and who are you asking this question.. yourself or Zoolians?

and since u didn't see a question mark, how did u pressume its a question?

Shma:
I never saw a question mark

Then why did you call it a question. earlier..

Shma:
Is westlands going to overtake upperhill.?

I think it might, land in upper hill is very expensive but it also has better infrastructure to handle more buildings so I hope not.

Just imagine anyway, he has been looking for this opportunity to become a Nigerian citizen since 1980 he knew the zoo he came from poverty is rulling that place. So he doesn't want to suffer like Obama

samorobo:


Then why did you call it a question. earlier..

is this a question or a submission?

gallivant:


I think it might, land in upper hill is very expensive but it also has better infrastructure to handle more buildings so I hope not.

I think the same applies in both CBDs, land in Westland is becoming more expensive.! Take a look.
On average per acre, a piece of land in Upperhill costs 542.1 million Kenya shillings following a rise from 510million in 2016

2. Westlands

An acre piece of land in Westlands will cost you a whole 393.1 million ksh on average following a rise from 388.9 million in last year.

3. Kilimani

It’s the second most expensive suburb to buy land from. An acre will cost you a whopping 427.7 million ksh, following arise from 420.5 million ksh some few years back.

4. Parklands

An acre piece of land in parkland will cost you a whole 380.2 million, making it the fourth most expensive area to buy land. This is an increase from last years, 386.3 million shillings from last year.

6. Lavington

An acre in Lavington has an average price of 216.1 million. This follows a drop from 218.1 million in last year December.

7. Gigiri

If you thinking of investing in Gigiri, a piece of land will cost you 204.3 million shillings, following a drop from 208.4 million.

8.Muthaiga

On average an acre piece of land goes for 108.1 million shillings, following a drop from 108.6 last year.

9. Kileleshwa

An acre in Kileleshwa goes for a whole 260. 3 million following arise from 265. 2 million in 2015.

10.Lavington

Problemkid1:
Just imagine anyway, he has been looking for this opportunity to become a Nigerian citizen since 1980 he knew the zoo he came from poverty is rulling that place. So he doesn't want to suffer like Obama

Lol...he even adopted an ignorant name.....

Is he that desperate...he wants Nigerians to give him name just like we did to Cardi b....

Fame is hungry-ing this one oooo

Shma:
is this a question or a submission?

It's okay...in the absence of no answer , I am guessing the question was meant for your Kenyan creature brothers..

samorobo:



Lol...he even adopted an ignorant name.....

Is he that desperate...he wants Nigerians to five him name just like we did to Cardi b....

Fame is hungry-ing this one oooo

Nigeria is the only gateway to gain fame in the SSA this Khaligraph Jones always visit Nigeria 24/7. without Nigeria/ Nigerians you will never be famous

Austine1213:


SA music industry is richer than Nigeria
And its also more diverse

Here we go again.
SA artistes are known only in southern Africa bro.
And there's no Music Industry in the world that isn't diverse.
House and Gqom are the dominant genres of music in SA.
I see South Africans always screaming this on twitter.
Your industry is diverse in your OWN COUNTRY.
We're talking AFRICA here.

obaaderemi:
While some people are busy posting buildings, let's quickly look at a development that is going to influence the African commercial sphere very soon.


This baby is almost complete.
Bigger than any refinery in Africa. And you wonder why Nigeria is a giant.

gaint of what exactly?

jl115:
gaint of what exactly?

quit behaving like an old witch, what concerns you with that statement?

jl115:
gaint of what exactly?

Giant of unquestionable,unrival-able fit...

pacretus:
quit behaving like an old witch, what concerns you with that statement?

Don't mind him..
Jiln5 you can come up with your own name Instead of asking stupid question

Enugu

NairobiWalker:


Kipchoge suspended for doping can only be said by someone who's high

Check the news

obaaderemi:
It's Nigeria's answer to MTV Base.

I don't know it

samorobo:


It is a Nigerian music station...just like mtvbase..

Ok thank you

Carmit:

Here we go again.
SA artistes are known only in southern Africa bro.
And there's no Music Industry in the world that isn't diverse.
House and Gqom are the dominant genres of music in SA.
I see South Africans always screaming this on twitter.
Your industry is diverse in your OWN COUNTRY.
We're talking AFRICA here.

True.....
SA music are not popular here except it is a hit like the moonchild "maake"...then dis one I love so much, I dont know the name but I love the beat and her unapologetic, strong feminine voice....t

"No matter where you gooooo go"
Remember the road that will lead you home....
Kumanika wacha

Austine1213:


SA music industry is richer than Nigeria
And its also more diverse

Yeah your music is more diverse because white loving doing their boring musical stuff like
Jazz, rock and roll, old school music, classical music, and all this cow boy vibe kinda music....

Carmit:

Here we go again.
SA artistes are known only in southern Africa bro.
And there's no Music Industry in the world that isn't diverse.
House and Gqom are the dominant genres of music in SA.
I see South Africans always screaming this on twitter.
Your industry is diverse in your OWN COUNTRY.
We're talking AFRICA here.

Did I mention artist?

I said SA entertainment industry is richer than Nigeria

Gqom is as good as dead, theres a new genre Amapiano, SA reinvents it's music every two years

You seem to struggle to understand when I said "MORE DIVERSE" do you want me to explain it further for you?

Carmit:

Here we go again.
SA artistes are known only in southern Africa bro.
And there's no Music Industry in the world that isn't diverse.
House and Gqom are the dominant genres of music in SA.
I see South Africans always screaming this on twitter.
Your industry is diverse in your OWN COUNTRY.
We're talking AFRICA here.

In revenue

Its SA then Nigeria then far third kenya then others

samorobo:


Yeah your music is more diverse because white loving doing their boring musical stuff like
Jazz, rock and roll, old school music, classical music, and all this cow boy vibe kinda music....

The racist rhetoric is never far around here is it? Any race can enjoy jazz, rock and classical music. Get enlightened.

gallivant:


The racist rhetoric is never far around here is it? Any race can enjoy jazz, rock and classical music. Get enlightened.

Common shut up chennai and go listen to some of those your Chennai music or Ganesha music....

Tell me who will enjoy those.. .. nonsense..

samorobo:


Yeah your music is more diverse because white loving doing their boring musical stuff like
Jazz, rock and roll, old school music, classical music, and all this cow boy vibe kinda music....

Which whites?

Do you even know what is the south african entertainment industry is like?