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NairobiWalker:Nigerians pick on other Nigerians, we also jab other Africans like you Kenyans, it's a normal thing and is fun. l have heard lgbos say other Nigerians pick on them most and also a Yoruba man who once said they are the most insulted tribe in Nigeria but they just take everything calmly. What of the Hausas who are always referred to as Aboki all the time and there is Edo witch, Urhobo wayo, etc. Nigerians just yab themselves the way they want talkless of foreigners. |
NairobiWalker:Nigerians make fun of every community in Nigeria. |
Jonraid:Saying what and which space? your previous post made no sense whatsoever, Dangote himself has lost more since 2016 whereas he was among the top 25 richest men under Jonathan, and Obasanjo almost single handedly contributed to his being the richest today, yet you say he is among the cabal supporting a so called Northern hegemony. lf you should make conspiracy theories, stop making childish or foolish ones. |
Jonraid:What's this one saying? Aliko's business and net worth has suffered more in this regime than in the previous ones. Stick to what you know, how many times do you see us making guesses or conspiracy theories about the kikuyu's( or whatever their name is) in Kenya or about the Kenyatta political hegemony? The top twenty richest men in Nigeria list is dominated by southerners not Northerners, Dangote is simply the richest today because he took the most advantage of Obasanjo's backward integration policies on cement, which you may call monopoly if you like, and Dangote has been in business since 1977. |
TayserMahri:lf you know that even Europeans and America finds it hard to subdue terrorists then why do you and other Africans mock Nigeria over BokoHaram? Five to Six years ago, Abuja also wasn't that safe from Boko Haram just like Nairobi isn't safe from Alshabaab currently. |
Nigeria leads others in increasing number of millionaires population. lf you ask me l'll say this must be cooked data, because Nigeria is the world's poverty capital, and even if it's true then we must convert the % in this report to numbers per capita.
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rvp20183:Yeah they are displacing thousands every weak and people do flee sometimes to Cameroon due to fear of course, that's what is expected because there is no safety at the moment. My problem is with your use of the word "Control " and "North East". Control would mean they still maintain the villages or towns they captured. While North East includes other states apart from Borno like Adamawa ,Yobe, etc, and all of Borno including Maiduguri, but as it stands Boko Haram has not maintained any town in only Borno, but here you are shouting North East. |
rvp20183:Nigeria's military recaptured the northeastern town of Rann yesterday after it was overrun by Islamic State West Africa (ISWA) insurgents a day earlier, weeks ahead of an election in which security has become a key campaign issue. This is coming as the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) said Monday evening attack on Rann by Boko Haram caused many to flee the town. Nigerian government forces and residents fled during the ISWA attack as the militants set buildings ablaze, but troops fought back and regained control of Rann yesterday, agency reports quoted military and police sources as saying. "Boko Haram invaded Rann at about 4 p.m (on Monday). The battle continued for about three hours. Our troops retreated and later returned to fight back," said a soldier who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity. |
rvp20183:This is the latest on Rann
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rvp20183:Like l said, they fail to maintain wherever they cease in the ongoing war, you are not up to date. l follow the news of insurgency daily, so l don't know why you think l wouldn't know about common news like Baga, you read the news that it was captured, but you didn't bother to read the one where it was retaken. |
rvp20183:Give me that part of the North East that is controlled by BokoHaram. What you mean is that they are in the North East and Sambisa, in the past they controlled towns and villages that were taken away from them from early 2015 and throughout that year, now in the ongoing battle they fail to maintain wherever they cease, they also have spies and elements across Borno State, because they once had the sympathy from a number of the uneducated masses there. The North East has other states apart from Borno State, and even Borno State is a big state and has no where controlled by BokoHaram at the moment like we saw in the past, what you can say is that the citizens still live in fear because the war is still on, you can't say BokoHaram controls any town ( talkless of a city) in the state. |
rvp20183:lt's just like saying Chevron and Shell doesn't count outside the U.S and Britain, or that Total in Nigeria doesn't count for Frances. |
NairobiWalker:Also Boko Haram advanced to Abuja and the middle belt in the past and were coming down south, so they actually wanted to frustrate the Government. |
NairobiWalker:Actually we do not pray for such, but what you should know is that Borno State has Sambisa forest at it's border which cuts across Cameroon and Chad, that border is porous, and Sambisa forest is more than twice the size of Lagos City, the major problem with BokoHaram issue is the failure of the Government in utilizing Sambisa or tightening the ever porous borders, this is why the North Eastern state of Borno and the surrounding Sambisa is a continous battle because there are also foreign West African factions and groups that comes from Chad and elsewhere to combine forces with BokoHaram in Sambisa. BokoHaram is just one name, there are other factions like lSWAP( Islamic West African group), who dwell around the lake Chad and attack villages in Borno at once in their hundreds. |
Fly Over Kano
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rvp2018:Seriously you don't know what you are saying? l guess you read this Bullshit from some online lpob news and now you're disgracing yourself, stick to what you know or you provide proof of the southerners specifically targeted in the North or that as a result of this so called southern killings, Nigerians are emigrating all over the world, you continually spew rubbish you can't prove. |
rvp2018:CIA and U.S.A do not fear alshabaab, just that the U.S are in the business of helping smaller countries against terrorism, however the war against BokoHaram have been largely the effort of Nigeria, Cameroon and Chad. |
rvp2018:BokoHaram doesn't control the North East my friend. What do you call North East and what do you mean by control?? |
rvp2018:Lol how do you know all these? because majority of the BokoHaram killings have been in the North( specifically Yobe and Borno state). They hardly got to Abuja and l can't even remember them killing anywhere in the South. There may however be a little truth to your theory that there are Northern top dogs sponsoring BokoHaram or that the Army has corrupt elements prolonging the battle, but BokoHaram has never operated in the South(to the best of my knowledge, and l may be wrong). Fulani Herdsmen issue however is a bit more complex. |
rvp20183:Lol, you and this your CBD, is that where your President lives too? lt seems Kenya is all about her CBD. |
TayserMahri:Ahn
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[quote author=Yobeezy post=74699471][/quote]Nice one too |
rvp2018:But you were shown the statistics a while ago, South Africa has 300 indigenous firms. Nigeria is second with 192, then Egypt and Morocco. I think Kenya was 7th in Africa with just 55. |
NairobiWalker:English is not our mother tongue in Africa and there's nothing to be proud of in being good at English, yet Kenyans and Ghanians here criticize Nigerian English, especially the Ghanians who have been fooled to believe they know and use the language better. My Point is Nigerians generally may not care about speaking English like native speakers, but in literature we have been global( much more than your Kenya and Ghana), even in things like scrabble which is specifically focussed on the knowledge of the language, we find ourselves competing with pure native speakers. |
Ibrahimanis:Lol and yet Ghanians and Kenyans say they know English better than Nigerians, they can't prove it , neither in literature or even dictionary games like scramble. |
FrudstaPresidnt:Last week he was at the Spanish border and it was so hot (the Spanish-Portugese border) , it's still summer in that border. |
sufferNsmiling:How is Portugal today? hope it's not too warm over there? ![]() |
Ibrahimanis:He said Ethiopia is more or less a desert ![]() |
darfay:You See? good one for Kenya ![]()
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tylann:Top 7 ecommerce firms in Nigeria Wakanow The country’s leading online travel agency. Launched in 2008 to “bridge the gap and inefficiencies in Nigeria’s online travel space”, Wakanow offers Nigerians up-to-date local and international travel information including flight plans and deals, hotels reservations and airport pick-ups. It recently added to its services visa procurement, thereby offering a robust and encompassing package for its customers. It partners foreign travel agencies to deliver unique vacation holiday packages. It was ranked by All World Network as the 5th fastest growing company in the country during the Nigeria@50 awards. Jumia Considered Africa’s biggest online retailer, with outlets also in Egypt, Cote d’Ivoire, Kenya and Moroccco, Jumia.com has grown into the most popular online shop in Nigeria. Backed by foreign investment worth over $60 million, it deals in almost any sort of products ranging from Electronics to fashion and households and has come into partnership with top brands like Samsung, Apple, HP, Blackberry and Nokia to ensure in-time inventory restocking and provide customers with unbeatable deals. Formerly, Kasuwa, the orange-color-themed website offers reliable payment system a pay on delivery service where customers can afford to pay cash on their doorstep. Its rapid rise to commercial prominence is reflected on its quick climb to becoming the 5th local content website in Nigeria. Kaymu Nigeria’s very own E-bay, Kaymu is an online marketplace that gives nationwide exposure to independent retailers, using a fixed price or auction bid process. On Kaymu, a registered seller can list almost any item from smart phones to laptop accessories, books to rare coins. He/she can then choose to accept only bids – usually lasting few days – for the item (an auction-type listing) or offer the “Fixed price” option, which allows buyers to purchase the item right away at the set price. Konga |
tylann:Jumia...It was created in 2012 on the initiative of Tunde Kehinde and Raphael Afaedor. They were leaders of the company until they left it in 2014. The new leaders Nicolas Martins and Jeremy Doutte took their places. Nicolas Martin's and Jeremy Doutte had to make it global, the headquarters however remains in Lagos. Note that Jumia is not the only powerhouse in Nigeria, Konga(from Nigerians again) had for a long time given it very tough competition. There are others as well like payporte, when it comes to e commerce, Nigerians are considered the best in Africa. FACT. |
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