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samorobo:
I don't remember asking you to lecture me on Nairobi. You sound like you've been looking for the opportunity to do so

You have issues man. Maybe check yourself into a mental hospital this weekend. All these debates seems to have affected you psychologically.

samorobo:
It has been posted here before..you are the second fellow to that

I watched the one for Mombasa which I found here, The guy in the Video mentioned the Nairobi video and thats how I ended up finding that one...

Anyway, That's Nairobi CBD .... Which is a different area from Westlands and Uperhill..


Like this pic gives a perspective, on the extreme left is the CBD, then from the center of the pic, thats Uperhill distance in between is about 3 km (And you know, In a City 3km is a very long distance), Westlands not in the pic... Either westlands or Uperhill is bound to become the future CBD in 10 to 20 years time, it all depends who grows faster between the two districts
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7809/46280026374_0f27f821a3_h.jpg


https://www.capitalfm.co.ke/business/2013/04/upper-hill-westlands-preferred-for-offices/

TayserMahri:
He was talking of Lagos CBD.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFDp6-MDmKs

The Video for when the same guy was walking in Nairobi CBD (Incase it had not been posted here b4)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8b6idRe0Ws

Kenyan cadets at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst , UK
The male soldier, 2Lt Stephen Keiya was awarded as the best best overall performance by an International Cadet at the academy.

When Kenyan president made an impromptu tour of Lamu, which is like 60km from Somali border. The SoF unit seen in the background is probably the one based in Manda or Kiunga Islands in Lamu.

samorobo:
Go back to school and stop disgracing your already disgraced educational system

Nigerians Can't even do simple kindergarten maths !!!!

samorobo:
Stop diisgrace yourself just go and study that map like a proper graduate and stopping disgracing your already disgraced country educational sector

obaaderemi:
The map showed up here a few weeks ago.Your stupid brothers thought the numbers were percentages until I pointed it out to them.So we already calculated the percentages. The more woeful thing is when the total number of Little Indians here read a simple map wrongly.

Your calsulations were wrong
73/200*100 = 36.5% of the population
17/50*100 = 34% of the population

So Nigeria was still behind Kenya!!!

Stevoh18:
For Nigeria 36.5% for 4hrs per day
Kenya 34% for 24/7

Imagine They have a potential of generating about 12,000MW, but they only achieve to generate only 4,000MW t=fot that whole population of over 130m.. While Kenya with almost 3000MW is serving 50M.. How can the hell can they expect reliable power I wonder!!! No wonder they have the most unreliable electricity on the Continent

9th African Air Chiefs Symposium 2019 - Held in Kenya this year

68816419:
Not really, the colors indicates the country electricity access in %

Acadavah:
The numbers in yellow portray the population in millions without electricity not %. Read properly the yellow label with x in scale.
The percentage or share of population without electricity are expressed from deep light blue up to light blue.

Yeah, I have seen my mistake...

So the correct % for people without access to Electricity in 2016 was 36.5% in Nigeria and 34% in Kenya. Nigeria was still behind Kenya

obaaderemi:
The bolded portrays your half baked education. For the fact that none of your Kenyan brothers has not corrected your error shows the generally pathetic level of basic education in Little India.

And the fact that non of your brothers could calculate that 73m is not 15% of Nigeria's population shows a non backed education In Nigeria!

Abohboy:
Well according to the map, it is only 15% of Nigeria's population that does not have access to electricity, it said 73 million out of 200 million right that's just a mere 15% of the population.

But on the other hand Kenya's population is 50 million. And of that 50 million 17 million don't have access to electricity, which is about 42% of people without electricity which is even more porous than Nigeria's case. if Nigeria were in the same case as Kenya we would have universal power access and 24/7 power

You cannot really compare kenya's power situation with Nigeria's.

Even if that's the case


Nigeria ----> 73million out of 200m is 73/200*100 = 36.5% of the population

Kenya -----> 17/50*100 = 34% of the population

So Nigeria still leads, And this was back in 2016, Kenya had the fastest Electricity growth rates in the developing world together with Ethiopia, the rate is now over 75% on course to achieving Universal electricity access

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Problemkid1:
Like I said you're plain mad and stupid I told you that our government are working on our electricity now by 2021 we will start getting stable electricity we have signed the agreement already with the Germans and they have started the project already by 2021 the phase one will be completed why phase two will be completed by 2023 Nigeria produce more electricity than your shitthol only 17 out of 54 animals in that shitthol has access to electricity. What a big shame to uhuhu the Jamaican smoker

About the flood. Nairobi has experienced more flood than Lagos God punish devil?

samorobo:
Hahaha you are so desperate. Anyway that is not lagos island but oshodi on the mainland and it is not a cbd but a market called "OSHODI OKE" I think...The pics even looks cool compared to the horror I witnessed last week when I plied that route for the first time in 4 months(the traffic and broken road. Oshodi road is in a bad shape because of the giant construction of the bus terminal which has not even be completed and the road construction going on around the area. Roads are blocked and that market is the newest route among so many tight cornered .so many vehicles plies that route so yes expect it to be bad for now until all constructions from road to bus terminal is completed ..
Now don't deny your 15% electrification rate, remember you posted it

Perherps you guys never interpreted the map... This pic was showing the percentage of people without access to electricity. You must have mistaken and thought it was showing % of population with electricity , How could you have thought Nigeria was number 1 in Africa in access to electricity, when infact you are last

https://i0.wp.com/www.brookings.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Global_PopulationWithoutElectricity_Africa.png?w=768&crop=0%2C0px%2C100%2C9999px&ssl=1


So Nigeria leads Africa in % of people without electricity at 75% followed by DRC at 68% then Ethiopia at 56%...... Kenya on the other hand, only 17% don't have access to electricity!!! Get that in your head

Abohboy:
To be honest the island cbd is the old cbd, and the picture you showed is quite clearly a market on the mainland. Infact I think Lagos has more than five cbd's Ikoyi, Victoria Island, Ibeju lekki, Yaba and Eko Atlantic just wait for skyscrapers and highrise to start springing
. And you know you are such a hypocrite what you said we did is exactly what you did right now smh

Well Nairobi is a city of only 4 million... Lagos is a city of 22 Million, you can have as many "CBD" as you want.

And as for skyscrapers and high-rise, we also have multiple coming up , infact, by 2017, 25% of all the new skyscrapers that were under construction in the whole of Africa were in Nairobi.. Most of them will be topping out from 2020....

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Due to be completed in 2020, the Pinnacle Towers complex will include Africa’s first supertall building (i.e. 300-meter/984 feet or higher), giving Nairobi two of the three tallest buildings in Africa.
This is simply the tip of the iceberg: Nairobi is rapidly becoming Africa’s top city for high-rise construction. Current skyscraper construction there accounts for nearly 25% of all high-rises being built in Africa at the moment. Why? The Kenyan economy continues to show solid economic growth – the World Bank predicts 6% in 2017 – and, combined with rising land prices in Nairobi, both the means and the incentive are there to keep building – up. http://www.urban-hub.com/cities/urban-africa-stands-tall/
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Apart from that we also have green cities that are buing on the outskirts of various towns and cities, these cities won't have skyscrapers but they will be very modern, smart, eco friendly.. and very well planned, I will post pics of an example of one such future city bieng built at the coast of Kenya

So I am just sitting there in the house after eating breakfast watching BBC, then its time for BBC-Hardtalk and guess who is the guest Mia Khalifa!!! now i'm stuck in a dilemma, I wanna watch but I also don't wanna hear anything bad... Luckily its wasn't a 'bad' interview. Guess what was my next google search after the interview as over (Rhetorical question)

Problemkid1:
It's funny that this shiit is coming from a Kenyan, like seriously? a Kenyan is talking about electricity and flood Dude are you mad or you're just plain stupid no, tell me I wanna know? Nairobi has been experiencing flood since before she gained her independent till now Lagos CBD is bigger than your useless nairoslum CBD very clean and big, unlike nairoslum that you'll just walk around the CBD for just 2 minutes what about electricity? Electricity we're building it now, by 2021 we will have 24/7 stable electricity you don't have Common shame. Only 17 million people has access to electricity in the whole of that shitthol thunder fire you there fire your shot black blokos there Nigeria is not Kenya's mate wether you like it or not

Enjoy your bombastic godforsaken shitthol capital

Hahaha, Look at this pot-head calling the Kettle black!!!! Over 90Million of your countrymen don't have access to electricity , have you no shame!!!
Don't give us stories of how you are going to fix your electricity by 2021, lets all rely on what we have now cause if we are going to start talking about future plans, we just brougt 310MW of wing power last month and we plan to add 3,000MW of geothermal by 2024... But I can't start counting those projects beause we all know there is a big difference between plans and reality... Has Buhari implimented all the projects he promised? No!! So why should we believe you will solve all you power problems by 2021 Mind you, you only produce less than 4,000MW for a country of almost 200million people!

In flickering text, the documentary Take Light opens with this paradox: Nigeria is Africa’s top energy producer and has one of the world’s largest gas reserves. Yet over 50% of Nigerians do not have access to electricity. And for those who do, it is rarely for more than a few hours a day.
https://africasacountry.com/2019/04/the-nigerian-electricity-story

And as for floods in your CBD, Don't even go there, All your cars gets submerged in the city when ever it rains!!

samorobo:
Hahaha you are now ashamed, where is all that loud noise you were making? ..was I the one that brought the link.. wasn't it you.. you cant run ooo
.. so now tell why your power manager has been cooking your electricity stat when it is clearly pegged at 15%.... as for nigeria electrification stat your map spoke highly of it...shikena (case closed).

As for lagos I must say I can feel you desperation from here..lagos has multiple cbd's from mainland to island. As for flood any one is entitled to post whatever he likes just to attract cheap click. That post sounded more like a documentary than a newsreport. .I can go online right now and provide you 10 latest videos of heavyly flooded nairoslum with folks dying like fowl in this flood and absolutely no one coming to their rescue ... And pls check your documentary properly it's from 2017

Hinding your dirty city with irrelevant posts I see....
That screenshot you keep bringing about our electricity stats, that's for Rural electrification project, its not for Kenya electricity connection!!!! You cannot hide behind this one!!!!!!

And you the one who was shouting and telling everyone to shut up or else you will bring pictures of our CBD!!!! At then you started posting fake photos of a pickup capsizing in flood water which was not of Nairobi!!!

And now you seem to be running away from your sewer water flooded CBD by misdirecting the topic to something else, Even if you have multiple CBDs (Just like we have 3).. Your most important one is the one on the Island which is flooded by sewer water whenever it rains!!!! Between the fake potholes you were trying to show for Nairobi CBD and the sewer flooded CBD of yours, which one do you think is worse?

Look at this water in your CBD, Its black, thats not just rain water, thats sewer water right in your most important business center! And that car's fron't wheel seem to be stuck in a pothole

https://i0.wp.com/www.pmnewsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/l13.jpg?fit=2880%2C1728&ssl=1

samorobo:
Below is kenya's constant electricity.

I see you no.not longer talk nairoslum perhaps you have come to term with its trashy infastructure like your brothers I told that by the time we analyse it you will feel sorry for your country

You can post all the screenshots you want about Kenya's electricity, at the end of the day, it wont change the fact that few Nigerians have access to constant electricity! and infact, you have the worst power supply system in Africa!! The only thing you lead when it comes to power is the number of generators per capita!
How can a country of 190M only generate only 4,000MW of actual electricity!!!!! Ethiopia with only 90M generates waay more, Don't you have any industrial capacity/ I would have expected the "giant of Africa' to be an industrialized country like SA or Egypt that produce excess of 40,000MW.. not just depending on oil money for GDP..


And I posted plenty of pics That showed your less than Average CBD, which you denied , Unlike me who left you to go around upper-hill and Westlands with no objection because it was still technically part of the urban CBD, knowing very well that you left a big chunk of Nairobi's actual current CBD!!!

Do you even have a CBD or is it just a one stretch drive where all the buildings are in one line that you can see it all in a 5 minute drive??



For much of the weekend, Lagos, Africa’s largest city, has been hit badly by heavy floods.

But with the city’s drainage system mostly poorly planned and, in some places, non-existent, flooding has become a costly annual experience. The floods have been mainly seen on Lagos Island, the major business district, with paved roads and streets flooded no thanks to overflowing street gutters.https://qz.com/africa/1024504/lagos-floods-africas-largest-mega-city-has-a-major-drainage-problem/

[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DEOo6eTXkAASqKD?format=jpg&name=medium[/img]

https://cms.qz.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/lagos-flood.jpg?quality=75&strip=all&w=1900&h=1070

https://i0.wp.com/www.pmnewsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/l13.jpg?fit=2880%2C1728&ssl=1

Logobenz0:
In Nigeria our filling station is either they use power or Leister. They don't use generator like kenya so all what you're just say is totally crap go and give the remaining 17 million starving idiots in your country power, ode?

I was talking about your countrymen taking generators to the filling station instead of just showing up with a jerrycan.... I was NOT talking about how your filling stations are powered!!!!
You will never witness generators being que'd up at the filling station anywhere else in Africa, this is a Nigerian only phenomenon since you have the worst power supply in Africa!

Logobenz0:
This one is in sifia pain busy posting nonsese ogbeni keep those nonsense to yourself and your drunkard president

And worse still, Your petrol stations dont have fuel to power those generators , there is so much shortage that the fuel attendants don't give you fuel if you show up with a jerrycan , you have to show up with your petrol powered device for them to fill it up!!!!!!!

Giant of Africa at its best
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CfMozwdVAAAtbIY.jpg

I did'nt know Zambia and Ghana had contributed police contingents in Somalia

A nice update of the preparation of AMISOM gradual withdrawal from Somalia in 2021.. Currently there are 10,000 police officers already trained against a target of 32,000. There are also road networks that need to be created for Somali security official to effectively dominate and secure its regions.
The first 1:30 of the video is intro stuff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVc4YxvACew

samorobo:
Okay hypocrite here is kenyan constant electricity

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/mobile/amp/article/2001335641/let-there-be-light-brilliant-villagers-are-generating-own-electricity

Showing Some village and some refugee camp peeps starting their own power generation is not the same thing as a nation dependant on generators..

Not only do you lead Africa with the biggest % of people without access to electricity

https://i0.wp.com/www.brookings.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Global_PopulationWithoutElectricity_Africa.png?w=768&crop=0%2C0px%2C100%2C9999px&ssl=1
[url]https://www.brookings.edu/blog/future-development/2018/06/08/africas-3-deadly-deficits-education-electricity-and-taxes/ [/url]

But you also lead Africa in having the most monthly blackouts
https://www.targetmap.com/ThumbnailsReports/36560_THUMB_IPAD.jpg

Source https://www.targetmap.com/viewer.aspx?reportId=36560

Logobenz0:
LMAO hahahahaha. E don Pain the Mumu search on it on Google, it's Everywhere. You think Nigeria is like your shitthol. I burst your useless ass, then you went I wrote rubbish anyway, let's see how it goes

Everyone knows Kenya is the most useless country in Africa. A pathetic and disgusting country filled with crimes and animals can only be be compared to Chad, Somalia, Niger republic, South Sudan etc

- world largest slums
- starvation capital of the world
- poorest people in Africa
- Highest HIV/AIDS in Africa
- worst and terrible infrastructure
- lacks of foods
- the most terrible and useless people in Africa
- World sex tourism destinations
- the most ugliest creatures in the world
- Home of Dept
- Mumu people
- lack of electricity
- Alshabaab
- Somalia killings
- the most senseless people in the world
- Country with the highest prostitution
- resourceless country
- smelling people
- Nairobi the world largest slums full of open sewages and dirty ugly roads
- Rape
- killings
- carjacking
- Human trafficking
- Slaves in Arab and both Kenya
- drinking cow blood, Cat meat, zebra meat etc useless shitthol country

Mumu yourself, Even Somalia is better that you! Don't ever compare yourself with Somalia... Even when the rest of African murderous criminals are combined, we will still not match you

The new Dongo Kundu Bypass Mombasa city, Kenya

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7865/32770118118_635db4de78_b.jpg


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D2MXX1BWwAAE9sC.jpg

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7832/46547941095_e8c4298b9a_b.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/WDvqFY1.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/ueYvYUm.jpg

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EA-wwgYWsAAjU3g.jpg

Stevoh18:
Somebody say "recycling, Whites, Indians" Nigerians can't believe this is Kenya without "oil"

Infact the only of two countries (the other one being Ethiopia) that don't depend on any mineral resources, that are in Africa's top 10 economies

samorobo:
I can see I have given you one hell.of a job. .
Those videos are authentic and captured upperhill in its true undiluted unedited nature as other various youtube videos have revealed. You going online to get me some random archaic images is so funny..it's not as if that place can't still exist that's if the govt have not done something about it. Lagos is big and even that location seems unknown to me but look like mainland lagos and who is to know that this pictures are not old and the roads not repaired that's why I always advice that you stick to current and recent youtube video so you can provide your screenshot. .And by the way that not our cbd as my argument as always been centered on your most international tourist and business spot (CBD) the most developed spot in your over 500,000kmsq of resourcesless land.. lagos can have bad roads but a CBD hell no that is totally unacceptable .outside your cbd the rest part of nairobi and kenya is a massive slum and dumpsite with no roads as your country only manages to add an additional 600km paved road annually to the less than 10,000km of paved roads you have achieved since independence
By the way don't speak potholes to me cause the one in.in nairobi is a death trap..as for those pothole in that youtube video on upperhill that was just me being polite else I wold have provided you massive ones if I was so quick to screenshot

Year, I can see, Outside of your CBD it looks real nice Is this what you get with a $90B GDP city
https://static01.nyt.com/images/2014/04/25/t-magazine/25lagos-burleigh-slide-ULXL/25lagos-burleigh-slide-ULXL-superJumbo-v2.jpg
Super organized
https://adelove.s9mkr2m7u.maxcdn-edge.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Lagosng.jpg

Here is a sample of your authentic un edited video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clgCIMluz9E

I can do this all day

A Surgical wing at the Mtongwe Navy base Hospital, Mombasa

AU has an understanding with KDF though AMISOM that soldiers wounded in Somalia can be brought to Nairobi for treatment, Nairobi being the closest location they can be airlifted to for medical treatment. Most of them end up at the Defence hospital.



Ambassador Francisco Madeira (with basket), the Special Representative of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission (SRCC) for Somalia, accompanied by Lt. Gen. Tigabu Yilma Wondimhunegn, the AMISOM Force Commander and other AMISOM officials, interact with an AMISOM soldier recuperating in a hospital in Nairobi.

PetroDollax:
this dirty pig sound very stvpidly pathetic I blame the animal that opened its legs to give birth to a foolish goat like you
Can anyone tell me how many nigerians have access to electricity, potable water, motorable roads, personal security, quality education, health care? What is the infant mortality rate in nigeria? What is the maternal mortality rate


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This is a common site in Nigerian cities, They survive on generators!

https://africanclimatereporters.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Nigeria-generator-economy.jpg

And worse still, despite bieng the largest oil producer in Africa, The likes of Chevron, Shell,BP export all the crude oil then Nigeria has to import refined oil, They have one of the worst refined oil scarcity in Africa, And since they don't have enough electricity, The generators too end up running out of fuel its a perfect storm..

Residents queing up generators at the fuel station
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CfMozwdVAAAtbIY.jpg


These are generators bieng donated to the Nigerian Police so that they can keep serving citizens in the night
https://viva-naija.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/IMG_1744.jpg

samorobo:
Hahaha not so smart why did you ignore the second video on upperhill(I guess you were so ashamed) but chose to draw this illusion of constructed road and market buckets

Anyway here are some videos on upperhill; I hope you enjoy the bad roads,dirty silts at both corners, absence of pedestrian lanes (the ones that is available is old and dirty and in a very bad condition for a cbd),open gutters,potholes and massive road cracks, weeds growing to a height of a fast maturing tree (size of a bungalow) at corners of the road e.t.c
This is 4 months old


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=988bMqbi2eM


This is 2month old


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRnf2mfUeJ0

Now back to westland. .I am an honest fellow apart from lower kabeta road which was just a 30 seconds drive and parts of peponi road which was just 13 seconds drive as well as Westgate mall road which was just 6 seconds(all interlocked roads ) the rest was just a disgrace I wasn't impressed and for a country whose citizen always shout world class road .If i am being honest i would say those roads are of the same standard with my village. I do understand that ring road has been blocked because it's underconstrution and I will love to see after it is concluded it. I hope you will notice the dirty silt that covered and piled up your roads at both side even in your new roads. By the way this video is 1 month old



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvvtnAEw2b0


If you tell me nairobi cbd roads are motor able I would agree but to tell me they are good/excellent HELL NO

That second video of the tourist was not of upper-hill. The guy when around random places in Nairobi, including market stalls not found in the CBD, He stayed in an air BnB not only outside the CBD but in a bad neighborhood, that's why I ignored that video.

I think you tried too hard to show the mistakes in the CBD, When you first talked about bringing pictures that were going to exposed our "rotten' roads in the CBD, I thought you hard really bad pictures, but what you showed wasn't pretty yes, but it wasn't bad either. Even the one you screenshot'ed showng a 'pothole', That's not a pothole, that's a scratch..

Let me show you some real potholes in your village called Lagos
Now this is a pothole!!!
[img]https://3.bp..com/-0ucda7eOTVE/VhzaHOifALI/AAAAAAAC1oA/uhhaADw-Ccw/s1600/picture%2B7%2BHassan-Bus-stop-Sadiku..jpg[/img]

There is a video at the end of this article, you should watch it
https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/the-potholes-in-lagos-are-not-your-mates/ed7dy8c



Pic 1: Hope you saw what the buckets were bieng used for in Upperhill: They were selling freshly cut Roses

Pic 2,3 : Thats your BRT buses going through some major potholes... And the pedestrians can walk in the footpath because its impassable



So maybe next time don't call the kettle black when you know you are a traditional African pot.