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RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 12:35pm On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
Bahahahahaha, Kenya still does mobile banking when the rest of Africa is doing E-banking grin grin grin

That's the figure of educated illiterates Kenya has.

There's no country the world with 24 million humans where human development index is as low as Kenya excluding Afghanistan and Syria.

Your technological feat is still below Ghana. Don't flex muscles with those who God made above you.

The only thing we know of Kenya is your wild life which can only generate a laughable economy of 53 billion dollars.

You are poverty personified!
You seriously have a problem.
http://hdr.undp.org/en/composite/HDI
HDI 2015

Kenya 145
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Nigeria, 152


Nigeria still rank below Kenya in that regard.


Could u please stop throwing around such claims without proof?
RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 12:26pm On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
CIA fact book? This boy wears ignorance like a traditional cap. Dümmy, Everyone knows Americans rely on 3rd party unverifiable data for Africa.

Only 33℅ of Nigerians are poor from recent world bank datahttp://ngex.com/news/public/article.php?ArticleID=2657
Any data still points to the same direction, that Nigeria has more people living in poverty than Kenya.

Nigerians living in poverty rise to nearly 61%


[color=#808080]Poverty has risen in Nigeria, with almost 100 million people living on less than a $1 (£0.63) a day, despite economic growth, statistics have shown.

The National Bureau of Statistics said 60.9% of Nigerians in 2010 were living in "absolute poverty" - this figure had risen from 54.7% in 2004.

The bureau predicted this rising trend was likely to continue.

Nigeria is Africa's biggest oil producer but the sector has been tainted by accusations of corruption.

According to the report, absolute poverty is measured by the number of people who can afford only the bare essentials of shelter, food and clothing.
North-south divide

The NBS, a government agency, said there was a paradox at the heart of Nigeria as the economy was going from strength to strength, mainly because of oil production - yet Nigerians were getting poorer.

"Despite the fact that the Nigerian economy is growing, the proportion of Nigerians living in poverty is increasing every year, although it declined between 1985 and 1992, and between 1996 and 2004," head of the NBS bureau Yemi Kale said.
Nigeria's population in poverty

1980: 17.1 million
1985: 34.7 million
1992: 39.2 million
1996: 67.1 million
2004: 68.7 million
2010: 112.47 million

Source: Nigeria's National Bureau of Statistics

Oil accounts for some 80% of Nigeria's state revenues but it has hardly any capacity to refine crude oil into fuel, which has to be imported.

Last month, there was a nationwide strike when the government tried to remove the subsidy on fuel, angering many Nigerians who see it as the only benefit they received from the country's vast oil wealth.

The NBS said that relative poverty was most apparent in the north of the country, with Sokoto state's poverty rate the highest at 86.4%.

In the north-west and north-east of the country poverty rates were recorded at 77.7% and 76.3% respectively, compared to the south-west at 59.1%.

BBC Africa analyst Richard Hamilton says it is perhaps no surprise that extremist groups, such as Boko Haram, continue to have an appeal in northern parts of the country, where poverty and underdevelopment are at their most severe.

The report also revealed that Nigerians consider themselves to be getting poorer.

In 2010, 93.9% of respondents felt themselves to be poor compared to 75.5% six years earlier.

Mr Kale says releasing such statistics from time to time is crucial for effective government planning.

"This kind of data helps them to know what is really happening so they can track their policies and programmes," he told the BBC's Focus on Africa programme.

"It gives them the opportunity to look at what they are doing... and if there are areas they need to change, it makes it easier to modify strategies," he added.[/color]

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-17015873
RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 12:25pm On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
yes, i saw you just left the 12th position overtaking ghana and ethiopia to become 9th with a laughable gdp of 53 billion dollars. that alone is a lot less than lagos gdp alone.
The was in 2013, after the re-basing. In 2015 it grew to around 63.5bn. With the currwent focus of over 6.5 growt rate, the GDP is set to grow to 69billion, year ending 2016.

http://data.worldbank.org/country/kenya
RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 12:19pm On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
arrgh!!! i do not dispute figures down to its last digit or seek to correct the actual population of Kenya or its slums. i do not care for those. the indisputable fact is that kenya has the largest number of slums in africa and is no 3 in the world.

and for a population of 25 milion, it is inexcusable. the first italicized paragraph of your post sums the facts.
You reread the italicized. Is the population opf Kibera really 2.5million?



Anyway......

Literacy Rate By Country in Africa

4. Kenya 85.10
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21. Nigeria 68.00

http://theafricaneconomist.com/ranking-of-african-countries-by-literacy-rate-zimbabwe-no-1/



Now I understand your problem, you people.
RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 12:07pm On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
@Coldplay89

What does a country with 25 million population doing with slums.... laughable GDP and PPP?

Do you pause to realise that smaller countries are always able to manage their resources and living standard than large cities?

Maddened fool!
Kenya poverty rate 43%

Nigeria poverty rate 70%


So much for having the biggest economy!

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2046.html
RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 11:59am On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
arrgh!!! i do not dispute figures down to its last digit or seek to correct the actual population of Kenya or its slums. i do not care for those. the indisputable fact is that kenya has the largest number of slums in africa and is no 3 in the world.

and for a population of 25 milion, it is inexcusable. the first italicized paragraph of your post sums the facts.
Shut up and imbibe the facts. Just the facts.
You are a man with a forest of words, big words; but with a desert of knowledge.


Now, take this below......See wher Nigeria ranks, in this report by the AfDB in relation to Kenya.
http://www.afdb.org/fileadmin/uploads/afdb/Documents/Publications/The%20Middle%20of%20the%20Pyramid_The%20Middle%20of%20the%20Pyramid.pdf]Data from AfDB

RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 11:56am On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
@Coldplay89

How come Kenya isn't in top 10 largest economy in Africa?


[size=15pt]Kenya's economy increases by a quarter to join Africa's top 10[/size]



[color=#808080]NAIROBI, Sept 30 Kenya's gross domestic product was estimated to be 25 percent bigger after the authorities changed the base calculation year to 2009 from 2001, sending the east African nation into the continent's top 10 economies.

Economic output was calculated to be 4.76 trillion shillings ($53.4 billion) in 2013 after the rebasing, up from 3.8 trillion shillings ($42.6 billion), the minister for devolution and planning, Anne Waiguru, told a news conference on Tuesday.

That takes Kenya up to ninth in Africa's GDP rankings from 12th, above Ghana, Tunisia and Ethiopia but below oil-producing Sudan based on a World Bank table for 2013.

The rebasing exercise means debt levels fall as a proportion of GDP, a closely watched ratio, and could give the government some leeway for more borrowing to help finance its plans to build new transport links and repair creaking infrastructure.

But revising the estimated size of GDP does not change Kenya's ability to repay additional loans nor does it mean it has more income to spend on development in a nation where many people are poor, roads are potholed and power supply is scarce.

"This gives us a little bit of welcome breathing space ... not an opportunity to open the cash register," said public policy and economic analyst Robert Shaw.

As with other rebasings in Africa, the move takes into account structural and other economic changes, such as new technology, and updates the base year for prices.

Kenya's GDP revision follows the far more dramatic rebasing earlier this year of Nigeria's economy when it changed the base year from 1990 to 2010 and, as a result, vaulted above South Africa to become Africa's biggest economy.

Kenya's rebasing was less pronounced because the gap with 2001 and the new base year of 2009 was shorter.

Changes in assessing agriculture, manufacturing and real estate accounted for most of the GDP rise. Technology and related fields are now treated as a standalone sector, taking into account a vibrant industry in Kenya, which has pioneered mobile telephone payments systems and exported the idea across Africa and beyond.

The economy could also get a further boost in a few years when commercial oil production is expected to start.

With the rebasing, economic growth was revised to 5.7 percent in 2013, up from the previous estimate of 4.7 percent, a figure that had been below expectations and was partly blamed on a spate of militant attacks and a decline in tourism.

MIDDLE INCOME NATION

"The new numbers are credible and they constitute an important improvement in the economic and statistical knowledge base for Kenya," Diariétou Gaye, the World Bank's country director for Kenya, said, adding that a World Bank team joined other experts conducting a peer review of the rebasing exercise.

Based on a debt figure of 2.4 billion shillings released in August after Kenya's heavily oversubscribed, maiden Eurobond, the debt-to-GDP ratio falls to about 50 percent from 57 percent previously, according to a Reuters calculation.
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But economists said a lower ratio did not mean the government was any better positioned to take out more loans.

"Debt service capacity and export growth, neither of which is expected to be substantially revised, are much more important when it comes to being able to take on more debt," Razia Khan, London-based Africa economist at Standard Chartered Bank, said before Tuesday's announcement.

With a population of about 44 million people, the new GDP figure implies economic output per capita stands at more than $1,200. That would push Kenya onto the bottom rung of middle income states, according to the World Bank's $1,045 to $12,746 band.

A higher income ranking means it might not benefit from some aid designed for the poorest countries, economists say.

Conversely, investors may be more attracted to a nation with a population that has more cash to spend, although many investors have already factored that into their calculations.

"If you look at the kind of investment flow already attracted by Kenya, the implicit assumption is that investors already treated it as a middle income country," said Khan.

The new status and a bigger economy have no direct impact on the lives of ordinary Kenyans, who are frustrated by poor roads and services. "The potholes are still there," said analyst Shaw.[/color]

http://www.reuters.com/article/kenya-economy-idUSL6N0RV1Q020140930
RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 11:47am On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
@Coldplay89

What does a country with 25 million population doing with slums

RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 11:38am On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
@Coldplay89

What does a country with 25 million population doing with slums, power shortages
Power outages in firms in a typical month (number) - Country Ranking

http://www.indexmundi.com/facts/indicators/IC.ELC.OUTG/rankings
RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 11:04am On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
You're a fledging, irreformable madcap with an overbearing dose of stupidity.

African rankings that has been publishing Africa's GDP, military grading, intelligence report and PPP as an authority for years is what a nonentity like you seek to disprove here?

You are carrying the collective curses of your whole community in your head.

Here's world's top 10 worst slums in the world and Kenya features in no.3 http://www.therichest.com/rich-list/poorest-list/10-of-the-largest-slums-in-the-world/

Oya, fault it again.

Moronic dopey
www.therichest.com says:


[size=14pt]3. Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya – 2.5 Million
kibera-nairobi-kenya[/size]



With a population of approximately 2.5 million dwellers, the slum of Kibera, located 7km southwest of Nairobi, consists of 200 settlements and occupies just 6% of Niarobi’s total land. Completely void of any cartographical context, its many unpaved roads see thousands of Kiberians walk many miles to and from work, passing metal homes and stores made from scrap barrels fashioned by hand. Only 20% of Kibera has the luxury of electricity. Water, until only recently, was collected from dam sources ripe with diseases such as typhoid and cholera. Any settler of the Kiberian slum must do without any government-owned hospitals or clinics.


Yet the entire population of the whole of Nairobi currently stands at 3.5million people! http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/kenya-population/

I think I have already provided you with a report from the authoritative British newspaper, The Guardian which carried the expose, refuting the claims about Kibera being the largest slum, with that many people.....
https://www.theguardian.com/science/the-lay-scientist/2012/aug/01/africa-propaganda-kibera

In that report, it is alleged that those figures are grossly exaggerated by the various unscrupulous NGO's operating there, seeking to dupe the donors into giving them more funds to support their various causes there.

In 2009, Kenya conducted its decennial census, in which it established that the population of Kibera was merely 170,000, and not 2000000 as widely claimed,. And the population of Nairobi then was merely 2.8million.
http://www.mapkibera.org/blog/2010/09/05/kiberas-census-population-politics-precision/

Looking at the map of Kibera, it is very hard to countenance the claim that upto 1million people would fit into such a small space

Look at the map below

The second is the picture of the entire Kibera.

RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 9:51am On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
You're a bemedalled depey simpleton.

Kenya isn't even top 10 African countries in development. You troglodyte lowlives are still doing mobile banking because you have no standard banking institution..... slobbering fool.

Here, Kenya isn't top 5 in tourism: https://www.africanexponent.com/post/top-ten-tourist-destinations-in-africa-82


In Africa's largest top 20 slums Kenya has 7!!!! shocked grin

Occupying the 1st and 3rd possible.

Tell me how does a tiny country with 25 million has 7 slums in a continental population nearly a billion people?

Blazing bastard feeding us with cheap lies

http://www.africaranking.com/20-worst-slums-in-africa/


Is Africa ranking a reliable source of such facts? You are not sensible at all.
http://www.mapkibera.org/blog/2010/09/05/kiberas-census-population-politics-precision/

And did u even bother to go through that exponent list really?
https://www.africanexponent.com/post/top-ten-tourist-destinations-in-africa-82

And kindly, do not try to dazzle me with those bombastic vocabularies. They do not make you sound intelligent, they more make you appear rather comical, especially when accompanied with such appalling display of ignorance.
RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 9:34am On Oct 11, 2016
lezznjr:
Lolz! If you go to Kenya, you will come back bone-thin like their famed marathon runners and twice as ugly with breathing disorder. Heard they have an unusual high topography there.

You would have lost your grip on me when you finally arrive. wink
U are ignorant. This statement of yours is reallly senseless.
RomanceRe: Guys Are No Longer Finding Dark Skinned Women Attractive by Coldplay89(m): 9:22am On Oct 11, 2016
DriveByKiller:
Don't talk to me about travel! We travel more than all of Africa combined! Kenya isn't developed and is home to Africa's largest and most decrepit slums. In fact, Kenya has 5 of Africa's 10 largest slums..... Wildlife and game reserves aren't development!
Nope, Kenya is one of the most developed countries in Africa.
https://www.nairaland.com/51356/nairobi-photos-kenya-beautiful-east

And regarding slums in Kenya......it a fallacy that Kenya has the five biggest largest slums in Africa..

The missing millions of Kibera
https://www.theguardian.com/science/the-lay-scientist/2012/aug/01/africa-propaganda-kibera

Nope, Morocco, Seychelles, South Africa , Mauritius,Namibia are Africa's top 5 tourist destination. You need to apologise for your fledging ignorance and emboldened stupidity. You parade ignorance in a celebratory manner!
I don't do Google; I read hard copies that's why I tower head and shoulders above your 5 minutes Google knowledge.
Top Tourist Destinations in Africa.....
http://www.africa.com/africas-top-10-travel-destinations/

Kenyans are not thin and dark skinned. Just admit your ignorance and move on.

CelebritiesRe: Vera Sidika And Her Rich Nigerian Boyfriend (Photos) by Coldplay89(m): 9:07am On Oct 11, 2016
MtuMsuper:
First things first.
This gal is NOT a celebrity in Kenya. She happens to be well known amongst denizens of the social media and virtual world in Kenya, for nothing other than errm. ....her ample proportions. They call it yarnsh in 9ja if am not wrong. Well known, perhaps, but only to people who think that someone's posterior is newsworthy.

If i understand your meaning of "black" - which i take to mean mahogany, obsidian or other similar dark skin tone- then no, not all kenyans are the same. And if you mean the racial sense of the word - taken to mean person of African descent - then yes, all african kenyans are blacks as well. And yes Kenya has several non African descent minorities such as Desis(people with origins in South asian sub continent ), whites(i have met very very few) and arabo-Swahili groups with very mixed parentage ( i have lived in Mombasa ) who predate even Kenya as an entity. All of them are kenyans.

The different groups that make up Kenya / kenyans are the descendants of various groups, that have difference in phenotype as well as genotype (physical and genetic make up) hence the different shades of skin color that black kenyan people come in. You folks see kenyan runners winning races and say oh! see these " "black" people o running like gazelles. Little do they know they overwhelmingly come from one ethnicity in the country. Indeed they happen to be quite dark and lanky and we celebrate them because they are us.
I say this because i have physically observed alot of people from 9ja do this and i immediately register that you folks dislike darker skinned africans and are inclined to diminish their worth because you are just projecting passed down prejudices. Change this dirty mindset, please.

O the side of ethnic makeup of Kenya, you have it mostly right. Bantus, nilotes and cushites are the three main African races present in Kenya.You did not factor centuries of admixtures into your thinking, though. You have explicitly stated that black and bantu are mutually exclusive, by saying zimbos, angolans, rwandans, south africans etc cannot be black because they are predominantly bantu countries . WTF!!!!!! Are you a real person!!! I need a stiff drink. very stiff.
No brother, no need to get a drink over my above statement. I am sorry that you have taken my statement out of context.
I by referring to the bantus not being "black", I was of course referring to their complexion, not their race. Perhaps the most appropriate word here should have been "dark" and not black.
Some Nigerians have this false assumption that Kenyans are generally dark skinned, and therefore, people like prettiboi1989 get amazed whenever they see a light complexioned Kenyan, like that lady above.
It was that false assumption that I was trying to challenge.

I am also sorry that I forgot to include the fact that many of these communities have intermarried with each other. Therefore that belief that the people of Kenya are dark-skinned is false.
CelebritiesRe: Vera Sidika And Her Rich Nigerian Boyfriend (Photos) by Coldplay89(m): 4:29pm On Oct 10, 2016
prettyboi1989:
i thought kenyans are black, y dose girls come yellow like chidinma?
Kenyans are not black, at least the majority of them! They are mixed, in terms of the shade of their skin colour.
Kenya is made up of the following ethnic groups: Bantus, cushites, nilotes and a sizable number of asians and europeans.
65% of the Kenyan population is made up of the bantus.

Therefore when you say that Kenyans are black, you are then effectively suggesting that even the South Africans, Zimbabweans, Angolans, Rwandans etc are black, because the countries are largely bantu in terms of ethnic make up.
When you say Kenyans are black, then you mean that even the Somalis, Ethiopians, Eritreans, Djiboutians are black, because they are largely cushites.


Below, is the picture of the Kenya's first family

And Sidika, before and after bleaching.

PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 12:53pm On Aug 31, 2016
MPSA:
Nairobi is beautiful, but it can't be compared to big cities in south africa, small places also developed like nairobi in SA grin
Erm dude, Nairobi is as small as the 4th biggest city in SA. A city of 4.2m, (and perhaps 6m if u include the population ofthe satelite towns) isnt a small city in any way.
PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 6:48pm On Aug 30, 2016
More Nairobi Suburbs, OoDVanguard

PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 6:32pm On Aug 30, 2016
OoDVanguard:
Lol. Bro, I'm talking about the quality and architecture of the houses you find in both cities. I know what I'm saying. But then again perhaps we have different tastes in that respect. grin Below is a typical example of a the quality of the architecture in estates in Lagos and Nairobi.

1,2 - Lagos (Grenadine Homes and Nicon Town estate, Lagos)
3,4 - Nairobi (Karen and Kisembe estate, Karen, Nairobi)
More Nairobi Estates

https://www.google.com/search?q=nairobi+estates&client=firefox-b&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjbo9ff1enOAhUrJ8AKHapwCHcQ_AUICSgC&biw=1152&bih=731

PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 6:19pm On Aug 30, 2016
OoDVanguard:
Lol. Bro, I'm talking about the quality and architecture of the houses you find in both cities. I know what I'm saying. But then again perhaps we have different tastes in that respect. grin Below is a typical example of a the quality of the architecture in estates in Lagos and Nairobi.

1,2 - Lagos (Grenadine Homes and Nicon Town estate, Lagos)
3,4 - Nairobi (Karen and Kisembe estate, Karen, Nairobi)
Nairobi Suburbs

PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 6:19pm On Aug 30, 2016
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PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m):
OoDVanguard:
Dude, don't get it twisted or misunderstand me. I respect and admire Nairobi skyline and will doff my hat to the city anyday! My point was that the majority of the skyscrapers that dot its landscape are for the most part concentrated in the Nairobi CBD and those skyscrapercity pictures actually buttress that point. And I still stand by what I said about the difference in the quality and architecture of private estates and properties in Lag compared to Nairobi. Below are pictures of the skyscraper cluster distributions of Joburg, Nairobi, and Lagos (Lagos has many other clusters of course.

1. Joburg
2. Nairobi
3. Lagos
I honestlyxdont understand your point. There are many more skyscrapers located in the other commercial districts whose photo links I have provided above, not all skyscrapers are located within the Nairobi CBD. In fact, did u know that he 5 of the tallest buildings in Kenya are located in the Upper Hill District but not in the CBD? Most new buildings are being constructed in the Upper Hill and Westlands Districts. The newest was opened about 3 months ago, its pic below (and why cant people just copy-paste....I hate this attaching files nonsense!)

And speaking of the residential estates....boy,I think we are being disrespectful to the OP who wanted this to be about Abj vs Lagos. But I will yield to your request to post just a few.......

PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 1:52pm On Aug 30, 2016
Now u see OoDVanguard, Nairobi is closer than Lagos to Joburg in terms of development. Even the real estate there is booming so much so that it is even ranked together with the likes of Joburg

http://venturesafrica.com/five-african-countries-that-offer-the-greatest-investment-opportunities-in-real-estate/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_estate_in_Kenya
PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 1:38pm On Aug 30, 2016
craziebone:
can you analyse Nairobi with those criteria i mentioned at the start of the thread?
This thread is about Abuja and Lagos, but u can come to this other thread where all those issues regarding Nairobi have been tackled

https://www.nairaland.com/51356/nairobi-photos-kenya-beautiful-east/165
PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 1:30pm On Aug 30, 2016
OoDVanguard:
Guy stop yarning dust. I have been to and lived briefly in Nairobi so you no fit bamboozle us. Fine, the city has a great and impressive skyline no doubt, which is mainly concentrated at the CBD, but overall it can't beat Lasgidi, and you can take that to the bank! Lagos has several clusters of skyscrapers and high-rise buildings that litter its landscape that Nairobi can't match. Plus, the quality of the buildings and architecture you will find in Lasgidi's can only be rivaled by S.A (Jo'Burg and CapeTown in particular) in the ENTIRE AFRICA! If na lie, I DARE YOU to show me the best that Nairobi has to offer (Nairobi wey be say the moment wey you comot Westlands and Ngong Road you don see the BEST of Nairobi finish), make we compare am to just Ordinary Nicon Town Estate for Lekki wey fine pass ANYTHING in the entire Kenya. Yeye dey smell.
U havent lived in Nairobi, that is very evident in your claim that the skyline is only concentrated in the CBD. U surely arent aware of the other Nairobi Business districts :

The Upper Hill District

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=917224&page=68

Westlands District

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=916842&page=31

Hurlingham District

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=951744&page=11

Parklands District

http://www.tropicairkenya.com/wp-content/uploads/nairobi-helicopter-1.jpg

Nairobi CBD

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=515152&page=266
PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 6:07pm On Aug 29, 2016
craziebone:
you made very good points about us being a few city state and its detriments. How i wish, we could move away from that approach to life.

As for Lagos being lumped up together with the likes of Islamabad, Karachi, Kabul etc, that i strongly disagree with. These cities see daily bombings from terrorists, bombings that can only be rivaled by Boko Haram's activities in Maiduguri. I can bet you that alot of all the reasons, some people jumble up Lagos with those cities is because of stereotype, and stereotypes die hard!

As for Nairobi, i don't know if you've been to Nairobi before; if not, our only info on Nairobi will be from the internet. Isn't Nairobi the city that houses the Kibera slum, remind me? A quick google search showed me that three top skylines in Africa and they are: Johanesbourg, Cairo and Lagos.

Anyway, this isn't about Lagos and anyother city, but Lagos and Abuja. Let's keep it small.
Kibera doesnt in any way negate the fact that Nairobi is a one of the most modern cities in Africa, even surpassing Lagos. The last time i checked, virtually all large cities in Africa have slums. The presence of a place like Kibera shouldnt the4 be strange.

Ever been tyo Narobi yourself? Welcome
http://www.jamiiforums.com/threads/east-africas-capital-nairobi-city-photo-gallery.828603/
PoliticsRe: Lagos And Abuja, Which Is A Better City? by Coldplay89(m): 6:05pm On Aug 29, 2016
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TravelRe: 10 Most Beautiful And Developed Cities In Africa by Coldplay89(m): 5:12pm On Jun 02, 2016
slyIsaac:
2.Abuja, Nigeria


The capital of the biggest economy in Africa, the capital of the world’s most populous black nation, and the capital of the country that produced the richest man in Africa, what else do you expect from such city than beauty and development?

Abuja is the most developed city in Western Africa and second most beautiful city in Africa. Beyond it’s beauty and development, Abuja is among the richest city in Africa, not by GDP, but in terms of cash flows.
Why dont u show the real pictures of Abuja?
CultureRe: How Kenyans Made Nigeria The Buttocks Of A Joke (Photo) by Coldplay89(m): 2:54pm On May 24, 2016
Dreamwaker:
I don't believe this is a political joke, it's deeper than that. It's a cultural joke, it's discrimination. This is racism in black and white and not color. Some particular group of these East - Africanese have a fantastically disgusting interior complex with we Nigerians that they have to make jokes at us to make them feel better about themselves.

SMH
Kenyans know that their country's better than Nigeria in so many ways. Why should they envy Nigeria?
You clearly do not understand how the banters begun.
It was in 2013.




http://www.nation.co.ke/sports/football/Kenyans-Nigerians-wage-tweetwar-ahead-of-fixture/-/1102/1727228/-/item/0/-/152gl4vz/-/index.html
CultureRe: How Kenyans Made Nigeria The Buttocks Of A Joke (Photo) by Coldplay89(m): 2:19pm On May 24, 2016
StepTwo:
Bro, you should stop embarassing urself.


In no aspect should you compare Kenya with Nigeria.

advice: just hide urself.
Ha ha ha...
In what ways is Nigeria better than Kenya,m apart from the big GDP and population?

http://www.aneki.com/countries2.php?t=Most_Developed_Countries_in_Africa&table=tb12&order=desc&orderby=tb12.value&decimals=--3&dependency=independent&number=all&cntdn=asc&c=africa&measures=Country--human%20development%20index&units=--&file=


Nigeria is below Kenya in nearly every aspect!!!!!!
CultureRe: How Kenyans Made Nigeria The Buttocks Of A Joke (Photo) by Coldplay89(m): 1:51pm On May 24, 2016
CultureRe: How Kenyans Made Nigeria The Buttocks Of A Joke (Photo) by Coldplay89(m):
StepTwo:
i wonder why people get angry when Kenyans make mockery of Nigeria.


abeg i no d worry myself untop Kenya wei no reach Kogi State.
Nairobi, Kenya vs Lokoja, Kogi state

Nairobi
http://www.jamiiforums.com/threads/east-africas-capital-nairobi-city-photo-gallery.828603/page-22

Lokoja
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=881132

Even Lagos is no match to Nairobi!!!!

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