Saddamochieng00:


Why do you keep posting this same stretch of road. In all my time here this is all you've shown.

PS I have some nasty Google Maps images but for the sake of peace let me not post them.

Thika road and expressway, same thing when others do it don't complain.

Have a lovely day ahead

Mkenya2019:
Leave the bitter samrobo alone. When Nairobi is busy developing - he is nitpicking construction site. Nairobi is huge construction site now - but after 20yrs - when we are about done with digging up - it will look all shiny - bigger - and better - than anything in Africa.

Lame excuses that doesn’t exist.

AfriqueDuZuid:


Thika road and expressway, same thing when others do it don't complain.

Have a lovely day ahead

Actually I didn’t repeat road. He is just creating a false narrative to discourage me from posting.

samorobo:


Digital makeup always does the trick.

You can't see construction.?

Mkenya2019:
Why are they painting their faces black and they are already black

Special forces usually don't display their "faces" to the public.

samorobo:


Actually I didn’t repeat the road. He is just creating a false narrative to discourage me from posting.

You've repeated the same stretch ten times. No offense though.


We don't repeat pictures unless we want to use those pics on the debate.


The expressway is a road under construction, I don't see why someone should cry over it when it's posted. Post pictures under construction, even if you post it every day at different angles showcasing the progress, no one will care. But posting an ugly stretch of road repeating it 100000 times with no point to prove is stupidity.

obaaderemi:
These boys should teach Kenyans soldiering.

We tried teaching them agriculture, but they fumbled.
How can we now teach them military stuff, which is more complex and requires a lot more discipline?

samorobo:


This is Mombasa.

Do you want to see my screenshot or should I save it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkmVEkUqBGo

not too popular states in Nigeria are even far more developed than this

68816419:
too popular states in Nigeria are not even more developed than this

Absolutely.

mtisQ:

he blamed the camera ..

He will blame everything to drive his jealousy point home. ..

African Economies Set in Order by Agricultural Productivity:

1. Nigeria ($84.219 billion) - VERY COOKED. Nobody has seen any ship exporting any food except little cocoa beans- and it imports so much food - but it claim to be as bigger than Brazil or Indonesia or Canada or Netherland in the sector
2. Kenya ($30.059 billion) - Only 11 percent of the land is ARABLE. Big exporter of agri products.
3. Egypt ($28.162 billion)
4. Ethiopia ($26.313 billion)
5. Algeria ($20.815 billion)
6. Tanzania ($15.325 billion) - THIS ONE HAS nearly 10 times Kenya arable land - about 44 million HA against Kenya 5.8M Ha
7. Morocco ($14.460 bn)

Kazikazi:
We tried teaching them agriculture, but they fumbled.
How can we now teach them military stuff, which is more complex and requires a lot more discipline?

mtisQ:

Ths part we call it old town bro..its an Arab/swahili old settlement culture there. Now see real Mombasa bro


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bA9SvQRj3EU

Wow! So beautiful.

Shma:


Wow! So beautiful.

Lol, does Mombasa have height restriction

Are from Accra and looking for an excuse for your undeveloped city
Only Nakuru in Kenya cities have height restriction
It sit on active volcanic region...right in rift valley that is spliting btw Somali plate and Africa plate - that will be in a million years split Africa into two

This kind of things happen in Nakuru

mhkent:

Lol, does Mombasa have height restriction

Mkenya2019:
Are from Accra and looking for an excuse for your undeveloped city
Only Nakuru in Kenya cities have height restriction
It sit on activity volcanic activity site...right in rift valley that is spliting btw Somali plate and Africa plate - that will be in a million years split Africa into two

This kind of things happen in Nakuru

Oh, okay thanks for explaining and no I am not from Accra. I was just reacting to ur fellow countrymen hypocritical remark on Abuja lack of skyscrapers

Africa is slowly splitting into two along the great rift valley - that runs from jordan to mozambique. Nakuru city sits on the fault line.

Skyscrappers built by gov - while half of them are empties - is Abuja problem. In kenya it's private sector who built them. The reason - there is demand for office space by growing private sector economy.

Tanzania has the same problem. They sometimes try to catch up by forcing gov parastals to build tall buildings. Without a vibrant private sector - who will build and occupy - it's going to be another Nigeria.

Nearly half skyscrapper in Nigeria are derelecit, some dont have working lift, many are ghosts , some have been burnt down and should be demolished.

None of that has happened in Kenya.

mhkent:

Oh, okay thanks for explaining and no I am not from Accra. I was just reacting to ur fellow countrymen hypocritical remark on Abuja lack of skyscrapers

mhkent:

Lol, does Mombasa have height restriction

Where is height and height restriction coming from?

@Vankelvin


Your man is putting the fear of God into V8 drivers now oo...

Even MPs are getting scared

The level of road traffic abuse is coming down.

mtisQ:

its a waffa thing..though shall not build upwards ..just slumish sideways

Lol

Just30:
@Vankelvin


Your man is putting the fear of God into V8 drivers now oo...

Even MPs are getting scared

The level of road traffic abuse is coming down.

I'm still watching him closely... I'm not that convinced yet..

vankelvin:


I'm still watching him closely... I'm not that convinced yet..

it seem he will continue doing a good job

Just30:
it seem he will continue doing a good job

We only can hope so

Mkenya2019:
Skyscrappers built by gov - while half of them are empties - is Abuja problem. In kenya it's private sector who built them. The reason - there is demand for office space by growing private sector economy.

Tanzania has the same problem. They sometimes try to catch up by forcing gov parastals to build tall buildings. Without a vibrant private sector - who will build and occupy - it's going to be another Nigeria.

Nearly half skyscrapper in Nigeria are derelecit, some dont have working lift, many are ghosts , some have been burnt down and should be demolished.

None of that has happened in Kenya.

How many skyscrapers have you visited to come up with these stats?

Cocoa house, Abuja, I even saw a video on abandoned buildings. Remember in this internet era - YouTubers are making us visiting many things virtually.

mhkent:

How many skyscrapers have you visited to come up with these stats?

Mkenya2019:
African Economies Set in Order by Agricultural Productivity:

1. Nigeria ($84.219 billion) - VERY COOKED. Nobody has seen any ship exporting any food except little cocoa beans- and it imports so much food - but it claim to be as bigger than Brazil or Indonesia or Canada or Netherland in the sector
2. Kenya ($30.059 billion) - Only 11 percent of the land is ARABLE. Big exporter of agri products.
3. Egypt ($28.162 billion)
4. Ethiopia ($26.313 billion)
5. Algeria ($20.815 billion)
6. Tanzania ($15.325 billion) - THIS ONE HAS nearly 10 times Kenya arable land - about 44 million HA against Kenya 5.8M Ha
7. Morocco ($14.460 bn)

Domestic consumption my friend, why go about exporting, when you're have food security issues?

obaaderemi:
you're really desperate if you actually stooped low to asslick that frustrated illiterate.

What has what he posted got to do with Kainji Dam?
That's the reason sane people don't quote his posts.

Empty barrel makes the most noise when are ready wonder is under their control

Mkenya2019:
African Economies Set in Order by Agricultural Productivity:

1. Nigeria ($84.219 billion) - VERY COOKED. Nobody has seen any ship exporting any food except little cocoa beans- and it imports so much food - but it claim to be as bigger than Brazil or Indonesia or Canada or Netherland in the sector
2. Kenya ($30.059 billion) - Only 11 percent of the land is ARABLE. Big exporter of agri products.
3. Egypt ($28.162 billion)
4. Ethiopia ($26.313 billion)
5. Algeria ($20.815 billion)
6. Tanzania ($15.325 billion) - THIS ONE HAS nearly 10 times Kenya arable land - about 44 million HA against Kenya 5.8M Ha
7. Morocco ($14.460 bn)

Out of curiosity what does kenya produce mainly?

I know tea+flowers+coffee

AfriqueDuZuid:


Out of curiosity what does kenya produce mainly?

I know tea+flowers+coffee

question for the gods

Mkenya2019:
African Economies Set in Order by Agricultural Productivity:

1. Nigeria ($84.219 billion) - VERY COOKED. Nobody has seen any ship exporting any food except little cocoa beans- and it imports so much food - but it claim to be as bigger than Brazil or Indonesia or Canada or Netherland in the sector
2. Kenya ($30.059 billion) - Only 11 percent of the land is ARABLE. Big exporter of agri products.
3. Egypt ($28.162 billion)
4. Ethiopia ($26.313 billion)
5. Algeria ($20.815 billion)
6. Tanzania ($15.325 billion) - THIS ONE HAS nearly 10 times Kenya arable land - about 44 million HA against Kenya 5.8M Ha
7. Morocco ($14.460 bn)

Why are you so stupid and foolish? You keep displaying your stupidity here and you think you are making fun of who? Do you know what will happen to the Nigerian economy if we start exporting food on a large scale? Our economy will triple double folds, I mean imagine the wide gap we are leading in agricultural productivity. Nigeria is trying to feed 200m population before we talk of feeding the rest of the world. China are the highest importer of foods and also the highest exporter, are you going to say their data are cooked?

Mkenya2019:
African Economies Set in Order by Agricultural Productivity:

1. Nigeria ($84.219 billion) - VERY COOKED. Nobody has seen any ship exporting any food except little cocoa beans- and it imports so much food - but it claim to be as bigger than Brazil or Indonesia or Canada or Netherland in the sector
2. Kenya ($30.059 billion) - Only 11 percent of the land is ARABLE. Big exporter of agri products.
3. Egypt ($28.162 billion)
4. Ethiopia ($26.313 billion)
5. Algeria ($20.815 billion)
6. Tanzania ($15.325 billion) - THIS ONE HAS nearly 10 times Kenya arable land - about 44 million HA against Kenya 5.8M Ha
7. Morocco ($14.460 bn)

Do you know Nigeria is the highest producer and exporter of sesame seeds in africa?

Shma:

For the zombies struggling to understand. The emphasized point is in bolded.

It looks like the suffering and smiling she has agreed a lot of my people let me continue the show