not even in a million years

Aderr:
The Kenyans say their country is even better than Ghana. Are Ghana people hungry too.

Just30:
not even in a million years

Ghana's today is Kenya's tomorrow.

Aderr:
Ghana's today is Kenya's tomorrow.

Saddamochieng00:


Why can't you and Shma2020 sort out your differences and move back to that thread.

This my last post on this thread BTW...@Jln115 catch me on the other thread.

We have no difference to sort...I am not away from that thread cos of him...

Adesanya againnnnnn!!!!!!!!

Do Kenyans do kick boxing?
And South Africans too?

gallivant:


Another day and you have added zero value to Nairaland and the world. You are just mad because nobody ia talking about the poverty capital. I will on be the other thread whoever is interested, leaving this thread to the empty dunderheads.

Good riddance gibbon.we are not giving up the relevance you so dearly yearn for...crawl back to that hole you came from and quietly end the last days of that almost dead thread..

obaaderemi:
Run, monkey, run.

theenchanter:
na wa.... gbas gbos everywhere.

Tolanibaj

obaaderemi:
Times are hard in Nigeria right now.
But let's thank God.
Some other countries are having it worse!
Like this one:

https://nation.africa/kenya/news/-millions-of-kenyans-face-hunger-as-virus-ravages-the-nation-1908120

I couldn't be more surprise...no be Kenya again..

Thanks Burj Khalifa for celebrating our independence with us..

You recognised a giant..

Just30:

Ghana's throwback is Kenya's future..

Samorobo2:
Thanks Burj Khalifa for celebrating our independence with us..

You recognised a giant..

I don't know how Nigerians pulled it off. Anyway, Nigerians are the life of the show.

Samorobo2:

Ghana's throwback is Kenya's future..

Lol @ throwback.

Samorobo2:


I couldn't be more surprise...no be Kenya again..

They compare themselves to everyone; from Tanzanians to Nigerians to Ghanaians to south Africans. I think it's a classic case of inferiority complex.

obaaderemi:
I don't know how Nigerians pulled it off. Anyway, Nigerians are the life of the show.

Of course

obaaderemi:
They compare themselves to everyone; from Tanzanians to Nigerians to Ghanaians to south Africans. I think it's a classic case of inferiority complex.

Yes inferiority complex.

obaaderemi:
Lol @ throwback.

Samorobo2:

Tolanibaj

u say?

I was surpriced, y'all didnt say much on Oct 1st

Nigeria has come far

Samorobo2:
Thanks Burj Khalifa for celebrating our independence with us..

You recognised a giant..

What kind of country is Kenya for fvck's sake? We thought Nigerian slums are worse but look at this!!!!

And yet Kenyatta's wife and children and their Indian friends own all the best land in Kenya. Why are African leaders so wicked?

Just30:
I was surpriced, y'all didnt say much on Oct 1st

Nigeria has come far

We celebrated quietly.

obaaderemi:
We celebrated quietly.

A good thing

Its sickening

obaaderemi:
What kind of country is Kenya for fvck's sake? We thought Nigerian slums are worse but look at this!!!!

And yet Kenyatta's wife and children and their Indian friends own all the best land in Kenya. Why are African leaders so wicked?

The Nile politics is big these days.
Ethiopia and Egypt are at each others throats over a dam that depends on the waters of the Nile.

But I just watched an aljazeera documentary, Legacy of Dispute.
The Nile is also important to Sudan, Tanzania and Kenya.
What's Tanzania's and Kenya's stand on the Nile politics?
cc Kazikazi
Annael
Saddamochieng00
Do we have Ethiopians and Sudanese here?
OK, ednited.

Just30:


Its sickening

Kenyans have this knack of allowing the very poor to starve and live in slums, hidden from eyes that matter while putting up a few skyscrapers to fool themselves.

obaaderemi:
What kind of country is Kenya for fvck's sake? We thought Nigerian slums are worse but look at this!!!!

And yet Kenyatta's wife and children and their Indian friends own all the best land in Kenya. Why are African leaders so wicked?

You haven't seen anything yet obaa. The slums in Kenya is the size of Benin republic.

obaaderemi:
The Nile politics is big these days.
Ethiopia and Egypt are at each others throats over a dam that depends on the waters of the Nile.

But I just watched an aljazeera documentary, Legacy of Dispute.
The Nile is also important to Sudan, Tanzania and Kenya.
What's Tanzania's and Kenya's stand on the Nile politics?
cc Kazikazi
Annael
Saddamochieng00
Do we have Ethiopians and Sudanese here?
OK, ednited.

East Africa is on our side.

ednited:


East Africa is on our side.

Ethiopia is fast becoming the China of East Africa morally. You have grown in confidence after the eritrean war. There are claims that the dam has led to the floods in Sudan and that it might affect Egypt's agriculture.
I am still trying to see how it would affect upper Nile countries like Tanzania and Kenya.

Foreign Direct Investment by African countries:
It's a South African, Egyptian and Nigerian thing. Imagine how huge it would be by the time we get our politics right and do away with dinosaurs as leaders.

The creativity and ingenuity of Nigerians.

Difference is clear.
We should be aiming for number one position in African by 2030!
Nigeria: $10bn
Kenya: $2.9bn
Talking of a midget.

jl115:
It's because South Africa has over 2 million documented illegal immigrants with some estimates putting the figure as high as 10-20 million illegal immigrants in total.

The problem isn't legal immigrants, but the illegal ones that suck our economy dry since they use our social services like health care, electricity, roads ect ect without contributing a cent towards the country in the form of Tax.

I know SA is by far not the best run country in the world but the fact that Africans flock to SA even when there is xenophobia shows how fvcking terrible the rest of Africa is.

Don't know how I missed this.

South Africa has problems with illegal immigrants like most big countries. Nigeria too has many illegal immigrants. But that's not a good reason to be xenophobic. I think South Africans are just violent and xenophobic by nature.

Do you know the origin of the song: Bambani laba Bathakathi!?