₦airaland Forum

rvp2018:
I am glad it didn't happen.

Obviously we have ethnicity problem that eventually boiled over and about 1K were killed & about half a million displaced in 2007 - but we have taken action. First that ethnic bloodletting gave us new constitution that has devolution (weaker form of federalism) and that gaves us 47 counties that are somewhat independent. Those 47 counties generally mirror the 44 tribes and sub-tribes. And this has lessen the tribal competition for power somewhat.

We also enacted very strong hate speech laws. Forums like Nairaland were shutdown. Nairaland would cease to exists if it was in kenya. We have far-reaching hate speech laws. You cannot use say facebook in Kenya to spread ethnic hate - you'll be picked and charged for spreading hate speech.

You read Nairaland - the amount of ethnic hate speech there - would get Seun in serious trouble in Kenya.The few kenyans in diaspora spread hate speech once in a while but it's now rare - because the police cyber unit will definitely track you.

We have National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) whose job is to address and reduce inter-ethnic conflicts.

As you can see the difference btw Kenya and Nigeria is day & night. We are a progressive country. You're regressing. If we have a problem - we try to find solutions to it - and not ignore it and hope it will somehow disappear.

XhosaNostra:
We built places like uShaka Marine without whites. Hmmm...I wonder how we managed to come up with that idea on our own

vaxx:
The dude lies too much. so it is better to let him leave in his oblivion world.

my purpose is to let him continue with his ignorance while those who want to learn will apply critical thinking. How can a coke be sold for 4 cedis when Ghana don't drink orobo coke. the boy doesn't know that there are some items thst are cheaper in Ghana. like a park of st lius sugar(450 gram) which is sold for 600 naira and sold for just half of that price in Ghana at 4 cedis and some other regular product as well

darfay:
Interest? Wrong bro..

BlcoChina2018:
your stupidity is seriously nauseating! A few years ago, one government insitutution put out an announcement to recruit staff in Abuja. More than one million people turned up for the interview at the Abuja stadium resulting in a stampede in which many died. I know you don’t have sense, but most of the challenges you country faces today is the lack of jobs and opportunities for young people.

Instead of addressing this issue in a pragmatic manner, you are here talking like a f00l, as usual. Nigeria is heading for disaster but F00ls like you don’t want to accept the signs are very clear for all to see . Fuckeduppedness na me go drink panadol for your headache?

BlcoChina2018:
How can Ghana with a small population have unemployment rate of 11%? Do you realize how stvpid that sounds? How has the size of an economy got to do with unemployment rates? When they call you the Republic of F00ls, you guys don’t appreciate that is true.

Chai, I guess poverty that is spreading like fire in your MUMU country has affected your brain as well

tylann:
That is disappointing from giant of Africa

ednited:
There is one Nigeria right? YES

ednited:
In the stadium when there was football match. Because Ethiopia is a poor poverty streaken country while Nigeria is a developed and extremely rich country.

darfay:
Electing the opposition would only show that our democracy has come of age, that we can elect whoever we want at will and second term isn't guaranteed like Jonathan like buhari to be. Then politicians would sit up because power has come to stay with the people.

But the south south a traditional pdp strong might pull a very big surprise from situations on ground here

Zfree:
Nairobi is on another level,more skyscrapers than the whole of ECOWAS

ednited:
We became famous of the famine. I remember when an Ethiopian diaspora told on tv how a white man touched his skin when he told him that he was from Ethiopia. He couldn't beleive there is any fat guy in Ethiopia.

There was this guy who also told an Ethiopian that when he was a kid, his mom forced him to eat his food and that if he don't eat well, that he would look like Ethiopians. He gets scared and starts eating not to look like us.

This happens everywhere. [b]Even in Africa, Nigerians threw bread on us. [/b]You can see why many don't want to talk about it.


As many people don't have much education in Apartheid, many people don't have much education on Ethiopia famine.


This is the result of the media. The media is first responsible. In both Ethiopia and South Africa case. Second is the people to blame

mtisTheQubit:
Give them in nairas not cedis boss.our minimum wage is btw 15000 to 20000 kshs..now multiply by 4 to convert it to naira

mtisTheQubit:
all i see here is monkeys an more monkeys..serious forgiveness thus allya got

vaxx:
You are simply an iliiterate who can't comprehend or process basic economics. A disgrace candidate of Nigeria academic institution .

Kenyans pls not all Nigerians are like this. he just want to be intentionally daft.

tylann:
Nairobiwalker has said he should be forgiven for his stupidty

Kur17:
He hasn't understood properly, remind him again...
these are the topped up skyscrapers in Nairobi, Alone!!!

NairobiWalker:
Accept defeat now.

BlackSaints:
lol you can't even spell illiterate Forgiveness you know where all this dumb people craw out from?

TayserMahri:
Not yet. But we use digital stuffs just not to that level. For instance election results are displayed in real time online on the commission website.



Stark contrast with Kenya. In Kenya people complain that basic govt services cannot reach marginalized people in the furthest corners but voting material can reach every nook and cranny of the country without miss, on time and very securely.

NairobiWalker:
Here is a list of all Nairobi topped out skyscrapers.
1. Britam Tower - 200m
2. Avic Office Tower - 184m
3. UAP Tower - 163m
4. Avic Hotel Tower - 141m
5. Times Tower - 140m
6. Prism Tower - 133m
7. LeMac Tower - 126m
8. Parliament - 125m
9. Teleposta Tower - 120m
10. Avic Residential 1 - 116m
11. Avic Residential 2 - 109m
12. Avic Residential 3 - 109m
13[b]. KCB Tower - 109m[/b]
14. KICC - 105M
15. Upper Hill Chambers - 104m
16. Social Security House - 103m
17. Avic Residential 4 - 102m
18. One Place Africa - 100m

That's double all the skyscrapers in Nigeria

vaxx:
In Ghana, 11.9% of adults are unemployed. In Nigeria, that number is 23. %. which means if you live in Ghana you are 15% likely.to be more emoloyed than living in Nigeria..


you are an iliiterate. i will teach. you basic economics

XhosaNostra:
LMFAO. The sarcasm flew right over your head. You're denser than Sambisa.

BlackSaints:
No mind that idiot