₦airaland Forum

Kazikazi:
swallow this pill

Why comparing a stadium built in the 80s to one built in the 2000s?
Even foreigners know Tanzania is 30 years behind Kenya.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZIBt0xO1ZA

Kazikazi:
Printing money isn't a big deal,anyone can buy printers and do the job

Anyway, that's why we are called a developing nation,we still have a lot to o. We won't do all things at once. Same like kenya, you print money yes,its okey,but you starve! You focused on printing,you forgot about growing food. TZ don't print money but has something to eat.
Kenya prints money,but ýou lack security. Bandits are killing people in droves while u are busy celebrating the printing of money.

The problem of many developing nations lile kenya and others is mainly they are not knowing what to prioritize.

Its always crucial to ensure that what you say aligns with reality. It will disabuse you of the cognitive dissonance that arises once what you believe to be true is actually not the case. This is research done by Ethiopians.

Country-specific analysis shows that about 60% of the surveyed farm households in Ethiopia were food-secure, while 11% and 22% of the households were mildly food-insecure and moderately food-insecure, respectively. Of the Kenyan households, 50% were food-secure, while 12% and 30% were mildly food-insecure and moderately food-insecure, respectively. In Tanzania, 48% of the farm households were food-secure, while 22% and 24% were mildly food-insecure and moderately food-insecure, respectively. These results indicate that there is a slight variation in the prevalence rates of farm household food insecurity across countries in the East African region.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212096321000620

Kenya is actually more food secure than Tanzania because of two reasons

1. cash transfer programs to the most vulnerable and
2. majority of kenyans living in central and western highlands.

Despite this>>> The country-specific results show that Kenya recorded more frequent droughts in the last three years than Ethiopia and Tanzania.

Kenya’s Hunger Safety Net Programme, an unconditional cash transfer programme, boosted beneficiaries’ food consumption relative to controls and increased dietary diversity for poorer households in the project

Tanzania has some of the highest levels of malnutrition among African countries. Approximately 42% of children under five suffer from malnutrition and stunting

This last point actually explains why most of you Tanzanians struggle to understand very basic concepts. You never got the nutrition to power robust brains capable of normal human-level intellect.

https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/74388

GeneralDae:
Actually, very few African nations print their currency by themselves. Not more than 8 of them I think.

Its part of sovereignty to be able to print your currency needs locally.

Kazikazi:
I couldn't finish watching this trash.

He never mentioned slums of Nairobi vs Dar
Hungry folks in Nairobi vs Dar
Safety in Nairobi vs Dar
Electric railways of Dar were not mentioned
Modern airports in Dar
Actually,a guy is new in Nairobi. Let him stay in kibera or mathare then he can do the comparison

Not surprised you are mourning. Definitely you heard them say your currency is worthless.

Six or seven other nations including South Sudan, Tanzania and Mauritania are said to print theirs in Germany, while most French-speaking African countries are known to print their money with France's central bank and with the French printing company Oberthur Fiduciaire.

Meanwhile see 🙈 🙈 this link https://www.delarue.com/about/locations/middle-east-and-africa

Nairobi is not your mate, neither is Kenya. We cant compete with people whose reasoning beggars belief.

Lets settle the Kenyan/Tanzanian debate.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLwWZTSQba4

Nigerian fools with internet

Fools with internet

grandstar:
My friend who lived in Kenya says he enjoyed truly unlimited access- streaming video without an increase in blood pressure.

I am sure he was telling the truth. Why isn't that here?

Is broadband internet limited in Nigeria? That would be the opposite to Kenya where all broadband internet is unlimited hence why your friend mentioned that. Once you pay its done and you dont even need to ever stop streaming. You can stream videos for a whole month or even six months nonstop 24/7 at no additional costs. What matters is the speed, which determines the package cost.

majekdom2:
Data is very very cheap in Kenya. I am in Kenya right now and I tell you I have not spent a dime on data. There is this free WiFi almost every where in the city. It is called mojawifi. Almost every institution/ company has got WiFi where you can access with a password. Data is almost free here compared to Nigeria! And yes with there seem to be more progressive. They are more bothered with real life problems not some scam kidnap stories

Thanks for visiting. Mojawifi is known as the people's internet, or commonly as moja spots. They are littered everywhere. In case youre in a location without Moja internet you simply go to this site to see where the closest spot is.

http://www.mojawifi.com/

Nothing wrong with you OP.

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mtis:
Kenya vs Nigeria

I like it

KENYA

KENYA

KENYA

arinzeejikonye:
AkoniMoipei any opposition??

you have some nice houses but kenya has better architecture.

Fidha254:
The whole city is to be developed in 4 phases over a period of 20 years so am guessing easch phase is 5 years so phase one is somewhere in 2020..... the project was delayed at first due to a land row between two counties each claimed lapset HQ sits on its side of the border, but all land rows have been resolved and construction started in 2016...

at later stages when it takes of, the constructions of phases will be done concurently depending on the demand and investment

Hopefully the government that takes over prioritizes the project. Are the land rows over finally?

KENYA

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Neptune Palm Beach Hotel Ukunda, Kenya Coast

The Maji Beach Boutique Hotel, Diani Kenya

Fidha254:
1 and 2nd pic: Its part of phase one of Konza city construction
3rd pic: is somewhere in that space
4th 5th: the phase one masterplan
6th pic is the complete masterplan, its one hell of a planned city

When is the first phase expected to be complete?

Swahili Beach Resort, Mombasa Kenya

Cool restaurant in nairobi

Kenyanstar:
Throw back pictures of our giant of africa taking a dump....

Seriously? I hate to see that

Darcity:
Don't get fooled with the Kenyans with those internet links. All the comments and comparisons made by Kenyans themselves.

Then why not go and paste your comparisons there

68816419:
nigga, the most important thing is having well laid tracks and trains and well functioning stations not to have stations were it could get spoilt within short period of time, kenya may have better train stations but u have worst train cars for a project with high prize tag ($3.8billion ).
now compare the trains
1-2 Kenyan trains ,3-4 Nigerian trains

You have bad attention to detail.

LMAO

The University of Lagos

Maajabu hayaishi

People talking of Nigerian influence in Kenya should get some dose of brain cells.

Nierian crime in kenya is growing like wildfire, I don't know those with millions of them like Ghana what they are dealing with.

Nigerian man arrested over crime in Nairobi's posh estates

Read more: https://www.tuko.co.ke/123869-nigerian-man-terrorising-nairobis-posh-estates.html

-A Nigerian man has been arrested for allegedly working with a gang that has been carrying criminal activities at posh Nairobi suburbs
- The arrest comes months after three Sudanese men were arrested in the same area where the Nigerian was ambushed, for allegedly robbing and kidnapping foreigners living in the city A Nigerian national was arrested on Friday April 30 on suspicion that he is part of a criminal gang that has been terrorising residents of Nairobi’s high-end suburbs, particularly targeting foreigners.

Even foreigner kidnappings that were a thing we associated with Somalis, now they have imported it from their home nation.