₦airaland Forum

samorobo:
In.all honesty I think you should be ashamed of this.it shows how unimportant and unrecognised your city is. In africa . they are less than six cities in africa (lagos,johannesburg, casablanca, cairo,Algiers,capetown) world never misses most especially on weather forecast and trust me nairobi is not one of them as your city is mostly excluded only for you guys to keep reminding they that people live in that location despite the handful of international presence you have there from BBC to UN

Jonraid:
What Nigerians say about Kenya

Acadavah:
Ghana is doing so great. I hope that reflects also in Ghana's citizens quality of life. I think African countries should do more in developing manufacturing industry. Kenyans has been bragging here of diversified economy but in reality is just Tea and flowers.

Devilpen:
Jesus have rise again. today makes the third day, bloggers killed him...........

Graduateacher:
Please stay on the topic. If tribalism and racism are very similar problems, why has racism been the issue with FIFA and why hasn't any bann been issued against tribalists?

I'm picking on this issue because most people who haven't travelled out or experienced racism tend to make it look permissible or of lesser effect than tribalism, so my question is this; if racism and tribalism are similar problems and according to you, tribalism is worse, why isn't it a FIFA problem and why hasn't the football organization issued a bann on it?

AutoReportNG:
Sometimes we really can't appreciate the beauty of a landscape until when we view it from the outer space. Edo state has been in the news lately and this is due to the road construction and beautification the state governor embarked on recently.

This is Oliha Market axis of Siluko Road... Ehaekpen/TV road is first dualized road project by Governor Godwin Obaseki's administration. These are some of the drone images of some major roads at Siluko, Edo State.

Images courtesy: OB360 Media

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This looks more like a major view of many brown roofs in Edo.

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/05/drone-view-of-some-major-roads-in-edo.html

samorobo:
Your post is false.for instance ghana's gdp is estimated to trend around $51 billion this year and by 2020 it will trend around $60..
Nigeria gdp is estimated to trend around $441 billion by first quater of these year and $690 billion by 2020

tylann:
Okay i have never thought the sun was that scorching hot in the USA

tylann:
Hmm..
Kwani umegrow up USA ndio unaogopa jua hivyo
Huku Kenya SAA hii jua inatumaliza

Beey:
Hey you! It’s been a minute.See you’ll make my head swell.LOL.You are too kind.Btw, maybe relocating by the end of the year.

mtisTheQubit:
dang it...kazi will be like the fake indexes

tylann:
Okay
Tylann is from Africa particularly Kenya
What about this stranger called beey where is she from

drightguy:
Saw the truck while returning to Benin.

ReneeNuttall:
I see no much difference btwn Some parts of Nigeria and Kenyan cities in terms of cleanliness... From what I see this is just a temporal thing sooner or later they will block those drainages with dirt. Typical of African mentality.

dominique:
Full Time!
TOT 1
MCI 0

Not a comfortable scoreline to take back to Ethihad, spurs should not celebrate yet

XhosaNostra:
Understood. Is the wife inheritance tradition still practised? That one is very strange, I must say.

It's almost like we all have things in common as Africans.
So far I've concluded that Kikuyu people are similar to my tribe, while NairobiWalker's tribe has similarities with the Venda people or as they're called VhaVenda. Interesting stuff

XhosaNostra:
Then you guys are accepting less than what you deserve. A house that is literally falling apart, but somehow electrifying it is the most important thing. Very odd. Misplaced priorities.

StillX10:
When you think Nigeria is useless, then comes Kenya

NairobiWalker2:
I have always felt the same. I hear people castigating SA for Xenophobia but which African country would allow over 5 million foreigners within its borders? Kenya probably has the second highest number of African immigrants and that's why we never get this entitled. I find it laughable how Tanzanians are always boasting how they are South African saviors and how a South African would give up his air ticket for a Tanzanian if he realizes it's a Tanzanian. Here in East Africa, Tanzanians usually claim that Kenyans in South Africa have to pretend to be Tanzanian to get better treatment. Just imagine how laughable that sounds.

Same thing with Nigerians. Imagine, Nigerians.

On this thread, they claim they spend $50 billion to rid SA of apartheid.

Interestingly, I have never heard a Zambian boasting about saving SA yet here you are, a South African, acknowledging them.

cc. kazikazi kumamoto.

forgiveness:
I know you are an ignoramus but will take it easy on you.

EIU Global liveable report didn't release 231 most livable cities in the world. Rather, it was Mercer that did the ranking of 231 most livable cities in the world after survey was carried out on 450 cities. I repeat 450 cities were evaluated during the process using the methodology below and Lagos and Abuja were ranked 212 and 213 respectively.

There's nothing like category of least livable cities. That's from your own fantasy. And stop using Nairaland and premier times to justify your ridiculous and false claims that Mercer and EIU made any category for least livable cities. Pure lie.

Mercer's survey is tagged 'The Mercer of Quality living Survey while that of EIU is EIU Global liveable index.

Unfortunately and as expected, Accra and Nairobi were missing in the 140 most livable cities report released by EIU after the methodology listed below was considered.

This is not about the most beautiful cities or most developed cities in the world. It is purely on only livability of a city.

Who wan go Edmonton, Graz, Pretoria, Darwin go do business make money?

If you want report on the most developed and beautiful cities, there are credible source for them.


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.mercer.com/newsroom/2018-quality-of-living-survey.html&ved=2ahUKEwiZ3ZGaxtbgAhU6VxUIHW8pBp4QFjALegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw1Ly7lJAbcceL9rzadiEebv


https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/mercer-these-are-the-worlds-most-livable-cities.483519/


Global Liveability Index 2018

In this year’s Global Liveability Index 2018, Vienna displaces Melbourne as the most liveable city in the world. This free report summarises the survey’s latest findings, as well as highlighting the top ten most and least liveable cities.

The Global Liveability Index 2018 - The Economist Intelligence Unit

The Economist Intelligence Unit helps business leaders prepare for opportunity, empowering them to act with confidence when making strategic decisions. We are renowned for our comprehensive global coverage and use the best analytical minds to examine markets, countries and industries with a level of insight you cannot find elsewhere. Uncompromising integrity, relentless rigour and precise communication underpin everything we do. We are meticulous with every analysis, every study, every projection and every commentary that carries the EIU brand. Our reputation for trusted business intelligence depends on it. Crystallise your thinking and see greater possibilities with business intelligence from the EIU–the most assured way to prepare for opportunity.

https://www.eiu.com/public/topical_report.aspx?campaignid=Liveability2018



Methodology

Mercer evaluates local living conditions in more than 450 cities surveyed worldwide. Living conditions are analysed according to 39 factors, grouped in 10 categories:

• Political and social environment (political stability, crime, law enforcement, etc.).

• Economic environment (currency exchange regulations, banking services).

• Socio-cultural environment (media availability and censorship, limitations on personal freedom).

• Medical and health considerations (medical supplies and services, infectious diseases, sewage, waste disposal, air pollution, etc.).

• Schools and education (standards and availability of international schools).
• Public services and transportation (electricity, water, public transportation, traffic congestion, etc.).

• Recreation (restaurants, theatres, cinemas, sports and leisure, etc.).

• Consumer goods (availability of food/daily consumption items, cars, etc.).

• Housing (rental housing, household appliances, furniture, maintenance services).

• Natural environment (climate, record of natural disasters).

Don't be jealous your city is missing in the current 140 cities.

forgiveness:
EIU means Economist intelligence Unit and it is not a mushroom blog like the one you posted below.

As it stands, and as a matter o ;Df fact, Nigeria has more cities ranked among the 231 most livable cities in the world. Abuja and Lagos to be precise. This is the only country in Africa beside South Africa and Cameroon who have more than one city ranked. Even the almighty South Africa developed by oyinbos only had 3 cities ranked. But KENYA could only boast of one and only city among the ranked 231 cities.

Where is Mombasa? Even Cotonou nd Banjul were ranked ahead of Mombasa and Nairobi.

Who is ignorant here? Can you see all your cities are not livable?

samsobo24:
[b]Lekki phase 1


The beauty of the Island of Lagos

Lagos Old CBD Marina

rvp20182:
56% of 10B dollars is what Uganda without any minerals collect in half year.If you GDP wasn't cooked you won't lead in poverty and you gov budget won't be equal to Kenya... another 3 or 4 yrs Kenya budget will be double Nigeria..60B...with revenue approaching 30B.

forgiveness:
Economy with no minerals resources spotted.