Abohboy:



I have to agree with jln115, Most parts of Nigeria could not compare with Johannesburg, but Lekki, VI, marina, Abuja cbd, asokoro, maitama they can compare with the Sandton areas in Johannesburg the only difference is access to water and electricity, but ultimately no whole city in Nigeria can compare to a whole city in South Africa.

forgiveness:


There's limited access to water in Cape town. Dig deeper you will find out these South African cities have issues like access to water, poor electricity etc. Forget.

forgiveness:


There's limited access to water in Cape town. Dig deeper you will find out these South African cities have issues like access to water, poor electricity etc. Forget.

Baliv254:

You guys talk based on your egos not facts

The reality is when it comes to overall infrastructure nigeria doesnt even feature in the top 20 in africa
http://infrastructureafrica.opendataforafrica.org/rscznob/africa-infrastructure-development-index-aidi-2019

Baliv254:
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rvp20182:
Why would they want to argue about Kenya sporting credentials.This also show in our non mineral economy.Kenyans are hardworking and resourceful

Just30:
I can also list all the medals Ghanaians have won in all track and field events but the it is not necessary.

Did you even see the World Athletics Hall of Fame ranking that ranking that i posted?

You can go argue with those facts.

Austine1213:


I don't argue with stupid people, don't quote me

Baliv254:



You guys talk based on your egos not facts

The reality is when it comes to infrastructure including roads, access to water and electricity nigeria doesnt even feature among the top 20 in africa

http://infrastructureafrica.opendataforafrica.org/rscznob/africa-infrastructure-development-index-aidi-2019

Baliv254:



You guys talk based on your egos not facts

The reality is when it comes to infrastructure including roads, access to water and electricity nigeria doesnt even feature among the top 20 in africa

http://infrastructureafrica.opendataforafrica.org/rscznob/africa-infrastructure-development-index-aidi-2019

rvp2018:
LOL which Althetics hall of Fame will exclude Kenya. I think you gave us a some list of 100m

Kenya is a WORLD athletic giant. Maybe just two events where we don't feature much - 100ms and 200ms.

The rest from 400m to 42Kms (marathon) we DOMINATE - THE WORLD.

IAAF hall of Fame - has Kenya and Ethiopia - Kipchoge Keino and Abebe Bikila - in Africa.

NO other country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAAF_Hall_of_Fame

Shma:
Random Nairobi pics.

jln115:
You see how you contradict yourself?? First you say High oil price means strong Nigerian economy............Then you say oil only contributes 8% to your GDP growth.......So which is it now Sammy?

Secondly I personally have know Idea why you are so defensive wrt Nigeria's looming recession....literally 95% of the world is/will be in recession, not just Nigeria.

The Nigerian economy WILL contract by 2-4% in 2020(best case scenario)......and that's not according to me, that's according to the experts!

jln115:
bro you said in a earlier post that everybody knew that oil prices were going to rebound...... Now tell me why would everybody know except the actual experts?

Also you said oil only makes up 8% of your gdp... Thus according to you oil prices shouldn't have that much of an impact on your economy.

pacretus:
Dumb!! Lame!! That's how you sound when you over stretch a matter.oil 9nly helps the govt with funds( 80% of govt funding). And it's input to the economy is only 8% of Gdp since it's more private driven.

rationalhuman:
I dont want to go that way but seems to me its true, that you Nigerians dont have empathy for your fellow bros and sis lying in Jails not only in India but in all south east Asian countries. when you are going to do something about it?

forgiveness:



Is this not George below? Lagos and Abuja are not the most livable in Nigeria too.

jln115:
yes thats George

vaxx:
Meet a nurse in the night , lawyer in the day


""This is Elizabeth Owusua from Ghana. She’s both a Lawyer and Nurse. She works as a Lawyer in the day and a Nurse at night.

As a child, her dream was to be a nurse, lawyer, and a fashion designer with no idea about how it was going to happen.

She was called to the bar in 2019, having pursued law at GIMPA in 2017. She also bagged a BSc in Nursing from Central University College in 2013 and a Diploma from Nursing and Midwifery Training College at Korle Bu in 2008""

gallivant:


Kwaivyo wewe ni msee wa Tangatanga? Tuko Pamoja.

With the clamor to have the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) reggae back to the rhythm, only one per cent of Kenyans think that the constitutional reforms are important at the moment.

samorobo:


Lol you.kyst be mistaken Nigeria for Kenya....check Chennai or Delhi prisons ..it has to be Kenyans...
You are their little cesspit colony