gallivant:


Not necessarily. Different malls fill different niches in the market.

I'm not a realtor but what I do know is despite any niche you say they fill, there is already a defacto niche which is retail.

That's what I'm saying.

gallivant:


Mid range doesn't equate mediocrity. A malls purpose is not just retail.

Mediocrity was never the bone of contention dude.

Austine1213:


USA does not have a booming population like qsia and africa

So it makes more sense for them

Thats just my opinion

I'm not talking about the population.

I'm talking about the straight forwardness of the malls.... they're just what they are- big malls.....no extra special designs.

So if your mall is beautiful..fine.
If you see a mall not as beautiful then there's no need to talk cos they're both serving the same purpose.

Wuoche:

Nigerian Malls are very ugly.

You're capping Harrrd dude.

That's a mid range mall....most mid range malls look that way.
Have you been to make in the USA?....many are mid range malls and just serve their purpose...no need for excessive aesthetics. Periodtttt.

Hate to be the harbinger of bad news but it's pretty much looking like Kenya is preparing for a subtle DICTATORSHIP.

so much for the Tanzania finger pointing.

Interesting read people!

Coming hot on the heels of the President’s recent political conquests that have seen him assume an iron grip over the ruling Jubilee Party Parliament, there are growing fears that Mr Kenyatta is laying the ground “to succeed himself”.

And with his Jubilee Party almost becoming a monolith after signing co-operation agreements with Kanu and working on others with Nasa and other smaller parties, President Kenyatta is being accused of seeking a Kanu-style rule.

Already, he has been accused of killing the opposition with the famous March 2018 handshake with ODM leader Raila Odinga as there isn’t much opposition to his policies, nor are there much checks and balances. Anything the President wants, he gets, his critics argue.

Former Mandera Senator Billow Kerrow on Thursday questioned the timing of the latest Executive order, noting that it is not just about clipping Deputy President William Ruto’s wings, and that it portends something ominous for the country. “Parliament has been subdued, wholly. Political parties have surrendered and embraced unflinching loyalty. Judiciary whimpers under the radar, dodging hostile ‘acquisition’. It can’t be all about clipping the wings of an ‘errant’ assistant. It’s a bigger picture ... sounds ominous,” Mr Kerrow tweeted.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nation.co.ke/dailynation/news/politics/uhuru-s-actions-spark-fears-he-is-building-a-super-powerful-reign-502996%3fview=htmlamp

Shma:
hey dude stop it, you started it now you want to clear up the air??
This is Dec 2019, four months ago.
The other pic of your Lagos slumbolish is 2020, the one from samorobo,. Now see how your cbd and makoko rhymes.

All I see in the second image is organised chaos.
Those are commercial buildings and not shanties for chrissakes!

Austine1213:


Arguing over same things every day lol

Samorobo and Jln115 always on each others case lol

LOL!

I swear we repeat the same thing everyday on this thread.
It's seemingly endless cycle.
But I still love it!

Serious work took me away...but I think I'm back now.

This thread still waxing strong as ever

Tochex101:

I stumbled on an old post of yours regarding neteller verification via NIN slip, is it now possible?
I need to verify and that slip is the only authentic ID I have currently available.

Lol bro that shît doesn't work.
I've tried the verification countless times to no avail.
Apparently neteller requires the d.o.b. and/or address shown on the verification document.

I've moved on from that though.

rvp2018:
South Africa for all-purpose and intent is not your typical African economy. It's has a very well developed capital and debt market. Which is why most of it's debt is domestic.

Are you Nigerians daft by nature? or by choice.

If South Africa debt is mostly domestic - it can nationalize it - by simplifying printing rand - and getting out of it.

debt economics coming from the citizen of a country with a dooms day debt future.

wow... very rich.

seeing some very weird info about the price of basic Nigeriancommodities here. LMAO!

bidexiii:


Thats naija criminals for you...
even BHT do use them, thats why we tie red cloth to gas block/buttstock of your riffle.
me no really believe am

the emboldened is extremely hilarious and bewildering!

are our gallant troops red cloths fortified' too ?

port Harcourt in the news for all the wrong reasons these days.

Tissaia:
MOSSAD

Osheey! inspector gadget! original international spy covert investigor! I hail!

bidexiii:
MORE

these dudes mixed voodoo with weapons.

interior of the made in Nigeria Tekowi Tactical vehicle

but wike is busy 'demolishing' and 'protecting' rivers state.

rvp2018:
That was when Nigeria was growing with Oil. Now it's sick in every sense of the word. Even BRIC - China and India are doing the well - the rest are also very sick

Nigeria wasn't the largest African economy when this list was curated.... Nigeria is the largest now... surprise surprise.


Nigeria wasn't the largest producer of it's staple then...now it is.

Nigeria didn't have the best tech eco system then...now it has the best in Africa.

it's a long list bro... whatever the case everything isn't uhuru yet but the compilers of that list sure weren't dummies and 'road side economists' when they created the list.

lasgidi is no joke with one district by the way.

Kenya could learn a thing or two...
just sayeeeen

lasgidi BRT buses and bus stops cont'd

lasgidi BRT buses and bus stops continued

lasgidi BRT buses and bus stops.

apparently isreal just got it's first MP of Ethiopian descent.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-52675585

in case anyone forgot, Nigeria is among the 'M.I.N.T' nation's.
that's the new 'B.R.I.C.S.' in case you don't know.

last one...

i seem not to be able to upload 3 pictures at once.


anyways more on it

love this new development in uyo city!
apparently it's called, 'the uyo smart building'

bjnorl:
The Pith: Brazil is often portrayed as the second largest black nation in the world, after Nigeria. But it turns out that the majority of the ancestors for non-white Brazilians are European..
The argument that non-Whites constitute more than half of the population of the country has been routinely used in arguing for the introduction of public policies favoring the no-White population, especially in the areas of education (racial quotas for entrance to the universities), the labor market, access to land, and so on [36]. Nevertheless, our data presented here do not support such contention, since they show that, for instance, non-White individuals in the North, Northeast and Southeast have predominantly European ancestry and differing proportions of African and Amerindian ancestry..
The idea that Brazil is majority non-white, that is black, is one I’ve seen elsewhere. Using the American model of hypodescent, where children inherit the racial status of their most stigmatized ancestral component, no matter its magnitude, well over half of Brazilians are “black.” On the other hand, there’s the persistent trend in the recent analyses which show that black Brazilians have a much higher load of European ancestry than black Americans, while white Brazilians have a much higher load of Amerindian and African, than white Americans.

I'm really trying to make this ish up lol.

so if they really have European ancestry how do we explain their melanin?

cos to me they're supposed to be more like the ' coloured's ' of SA.
I don't have much knowledge of these race and ancestry gist....just a curious question

samorobo:


I wonder what his holding them...they should aim BRT for now...that would be them cutting their coat according to their size

silly me... forgot Kenya hasn't solved their BRT problem

gallivant:
We have a metro line for Nairobi, please get enlightened.

any proof young man?