₦airaland Forum

68816419:
Gavaliant or what ever u call urself ,can u stop making fool of ur self?

mtisTheQubit:
yes i get it..thats a west african thingy..same way i saw your Central bank try to invest in chicken project..

gallivant:


People don't pay taxes when engaging in trade? Don't follow Vaxx into the wilderness Sammy.

mtisTheQubit:
forgive me vaxx but did you just say your government builds malls..what wrong with your country man

mtisTheQubit:
Just show me where am wrong..if not then be gon nigha

vaxx1:
You are iliiterate on the subject yourself. keep to your delution. what do you know about the subject. it didn't hit any stone water at all.

leo552:
Can Kibera slums be worse than MAKOKO slums in Lagos?

Logobenz0:
They don't know the Ghanaians they should be thanking their God's the Ghanaians are not interested or many in this thread. They would have gotten their asses whopped like a beating horse

mtisTheQubit:
Dear fellow Kenyans have see what Ghana can offer an am surprised..there is nothing.i swear Tz is better 100 times than the little zoo..so my advice, lets debate with other worthy country...the west Africa folks are disappointing lot.am not hating..

Just30:



i mean
how can you blame drought for not being able to grow maize ?
a crop that have so many varieties.

What should Israel say

vaxx2:
Your validity is absolutely meaningless. you can keep it right in your ass.

Area4Area:
The reason we say hate will consume some of you, topic was about a slum in Kenya which a Kenyan would never want you to know about, they'd rather give you pictures of posh areas but you as usual consumed with hate, decided to turn the thread into Nigeria. Is Kibera in Nigeria?

ignis:
Obinna

Godsfavour78:
Obi.

sunnymix:
please who is the owner

FrLukas:
I thought Aba was biggest slum in the world.

68816419:
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surplusk:
Lagos city

68816419:
You mean unwto aint a credible source ? https://www.e-unwto.org/doi/pdf/10.18111/9789284419876

obidark:
you are in danger and all what you care about is to be better than ghana....

dont you kenyans have shame atall....

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SUFFERInSMILIIN:
You are a disgrace to illiteracy your pictures are so poor quality my pictures are over 3 MB each. Your pictures are only 50 kilobytes what phone were you using a Nokia C2 or C3. Please don't tell me you went all the way to Kenya and you couldn't even buy a good phone or camera to take pictures

Abohboy:
Mate my family is probably way richer than yours is but we still don't have an extremely quality camera we just use our phones it is way easier I have a Huawei p8 and it works just fine for me personally I don't see the point in buying a phone and a camera when you can just buy a phone that has a camera

Poverty, unemployment, starvation, high cost
of living, housing crisis, hopelessness and
poor health continue to characterise many
households. Despite manufacturing sector
increasing by 5.1 per cent and construction by
6.3 per cent, unemployment, underemployment
and housing crisis continue to haunt
many Kenyans.

gallivant:
With a total population of just over 200,000 those are big tourist numbers. Nigerian education must be very mundane.

edon21:
suffernsmiling the reason why no Nigerian wants to respond to your posts is cause we've found out that you are a liar. all those pictures are lies

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Instead of talking about figures which the Kenyans can work through please talk with your hunger illiteracy and child marriage including poverty. Why I am telling you this I do not want you to wake up tomorrow with a hungry stomach a hungry man is an angry man

samorobo:
So many foreign lunatics here...go slow on him I heard kenyans r.tardation is contagious.

Kenya doesn't even generate more revenue from tourism than we do.