₦airaland Forum

Hbuyosh:
Where's @Shaytun?

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Kenya is now developed than China, ba?

PissedYagami:
In Nairobi, really. I am visiting a place like 300km away from Nairobi and there is electricity here. Electricity is everywhere here mate, though not everyone is connected

According to the @bolded, it's becoming clearer day by day that somebody ain't telling the truth.

mtis:
This year 2017 at least 70% of Kenyan households will be connected. You just googled an come up with 2000MW . Cool then maybe Kenya is more efficient in distribution than you guys.Its the same thing about your (fake GDP).You say ya got money but your HDI is really low.

@bolded caught my eyes.

'WILL BE' and not 'ARE'.

Some people don dey lie for here.

TayserMahiri:
The new slogan after the epic fail of Giant slogan is Eko Atlantic

But are coveting for the title of Gaint of Africa?

MPSA:
Even if you can finish your Eko tomorrow, You are still backward Brother You must forget about the Giant Status. After 100000 years

Financially and military wise, we are Gaint of Africa.

Yes, we are backward but that Eko Atlantic City will better than all the cities in South Africa,sorry.

Nowenuse:
Don't mind the foolish Kenyans.
Nigeria has dozens of cities that are all developing at the same time, while the Kenyan govt spends all their money in developing Nairobi and Mombasa alone and yet these cities still have the largest slums in Africa.

I can't imagine if the entire Nigeria has spent all our time building only Lagos and Abuja, by now, both cities would have been competing with Tokyo and New york.

You are right. Nigeria has dozens of cities developing at the same time.

The last two times I went to P/h I was impressed even the Asian that went with us was impressed.

Even with all the cities Kenya presented here I still rate Lagos and Abuja highly than Nairobi and others.

This is my rating.

1, Lagos
2, Abuja
3, Nairobi
4, Port Harcourt
5, Mombasa

Maduawuchukwu:
Hahaha. U are right but in addition to that we are a federal country with federal xteristics. Everybody wants to develop too and nobody will tolerate the FG putting all infrastructure in Lagos or Abj alone. To make our cities become as developed as one-city states in Africa are or as American states are we need more funds. To get more funds, the government needs to invest in more revenue generating area. Most of these revenue areas like mining and commerce are in the hands of the federal government. Can the states still get sufficient funds from their limited areas of taxation? If the answer is no Can the Nigerian Federal government successfully diversify the Nigerian economy on their own so that the states benefit? I doubt it.
These questions are the issues that are going to be in the front burner in the coming years for these obodo Naija.

Of course, with our diversity, it's impossible to develop only two cities.

However, states can develop on their if only the system of government is totally discentralised.

That is why majority of Nigerians are clamouring for restructuring but the core - Northerners doesn't want.

TayserMahiri:
That was when Oil had value.

We are still building new cities e.g Eko Atlantic City.

Jayceon:
when I said I was lost I meant that your comment wasn't making sense

How can it make sense?

TayserMahiri:
Too bad, Nigeria cannot focus on anything

And we built a city from the scratch?

Jayceon:
has it taught you any?

Did I tell you I was lost?

Jayceon:
has it taught you any?

Did I tell you you I was lost?

Jayceon:
I'm lost

History will teach you the right path.

Lionessza:
I no nothing sir I'm just a slave waiting for a good Nigerian to save me and tell me this ....are you him ? Please help!.

I am his ambassador, to show you the way of righteousness.

Repent and be baptised, for the kingdom of God is at hand.

Lionessza:
1 year and six months

So, why the epistles of pre 1994 and blabla?

Say the truth.

How old is South Africa?

PissedYagami:
Coming soon people. Nairobi subway and some other isht

Good.


If Nigeria government is focusing only on Abuja or Lagos like Kenya government is doing to Nairobi, they for don turn New York.

Lionessza:
Dude firstly South Africa had one of the most illiterate societies and the government had to first focus on that, what would we have done with the economy without skills and education? Grab everything from the whites and then what destroy it all? Now in 23 years we are like the 3rd literarate country in the continent that if that is not improvement don't know what is. I never said you didn't make improvements but I'm just showing ours in 23 years, more than 90 % of our households in 2016 had access to 24hr electricity compared to like 20% pre 94, in 60 years couldn't you atleast hire the Chinese to do that?. Talking of improvements we also went from having less access to sanitation in the continent to being non existent in that list but you still feature prominently in 60 years?. The infrastructure post 94 is more than that pre 94 why? because of the increase on black middle class, yes we still own smaller companies than the whites but progress is being made yearly , we can't exactly go from not knowing nothing about the economy to running it in 23 years now can we ? . You asked solving what problems, well the government has heard it's people's cries that they are ready now to play big in the economy and new policies are being put in place for the land issue and other things and we will start implementing in June. How many Nigerians are in control of your wealth? Be honest here. By the way another improvement is we had many slums and last year we had only 5 % of our population living in them and I bet you by end of this year the number will shrink. South Africans are not magicians we can't wish away hundreds of years of institutional racism but we can work by degrees to get to where we want. So far our focus has been education and hdi and we are almost there, now the economy we will get there. Tell me about naija so far ...no anger just what you are working on, and since when ?

How old is SA?

Jayceon:
your soul

Mtcheww! Dat one na better talk.

Jayceon:
if you got time on your hands

Really, I don't care who is responsible for the development of SA. But I don't accept any form of racism practiced on African soil.

If it is still being practiced in SA, it's the duty of AU which Nigeria is also a member to speak against it. .

If you can recall, Nigeria and other African countries boycotted one of the Olympics because of you.

It is our civil duties to fumigate any form of RACISM in Africa including SA.

Jayceon:
born and bred Southies

Make I know talk.

PissedYagami:
They will take it eventually

Odikwa risky! I see.

PissedYagami:
They want to give themselves access to the sea

Hehehehe! Are you going to give them?

Jayceon:
stop deceiving yourself,your railways are being build by Chinese contractors

And who is building yours?

PissedYagami:
What do you think about this new Kenyan and Ethiopian map? Sad we will have Kismayu and Mogadishu, the rebellious areas

Do you want to give Ethiopia access to sea?

Jayceon:
foreign companies refining your oil,Chinese building your trains,SA having over 100 successful businesses in your country...

There are 100 successful Nigerian businesses in America and more than 1000 successful businesses owned by foreigners in America. But does that mean foreigners bought and owned America?

Bhuuuhahaha!

Jayceon:
you mean I'm not on the same level as the Chinese you sold your country to?

What did the Chinese buy?

Obi1kenobi:
Keep on lying to yourself. You're here in a diicckk measuring contest and you're claiming you're not looking for respect.

As I've told you, it's not by empty bragging. Respect is earned. Not chest beating because you have a large population. Economically and politically, Germany is the most influential country in Europe. They're known for their industry, innovation, work ethic, organization, standard of living and respect for the law. A German can travel to almost any country without a visa. That's influence.

Meanwhile, the rest of Africa sneer at Nigerians and we're a popular subject of ridicule. The likes of Obama, Cameron, Xi, Abe etc visited this continent and didn't give a flying fucckk about your country. That should[quote author=Shaytun post=56137730]And i ask you again, Have you ever been to any african country apart from nigeria?

tell you you're not nearly as relevant as you think.[/quote]Who cares about Obama, Cameron, Xi etc visiting Nigeria when we know most of these countries got no good intentions for us and when we know they are one of those who plunged us into these mess?

Nigerians needs to emancipate themselves from mental slavery.

maidaboi:
Who was the last nigerian player to score a hat-trick in the top 5 league in europe and which year?
Cc thesupernerd,Icon4s,thegoodjoe,forgiveness,tbaba1234,safarigirl

Sorry, I think it's Peter Odenwinge.

Joonana:
That's true .. access to improved water has reached 90%
and the target is to achieve 100% coverage by 2020. Our water source is direct from the water corporation. Most households in Lagos pump water from the ground. The estate I lived in VI had its own pump water system.

VI, Ikoyi, Yaba, Lagos Island, Apapa, Ikeja, Maryland, Festac, Ilupeju and some areas are definitely connected to water cooperation but.....

Obi1kenobi:
Anything other than bragging about a failed country with a useless government.

Meaning, you don't have anything to contribute to 'the useless government', ba?

Obi1kenobi:
Eko Atlantic? More hype. For your info, skyscrapers don't interest me (and even if it did, Lagos and Nigeria's skyline and architecture is highly mediocre). I'm more interested in when pipe-borne water from municipal water treatment services would reach most homes. When planned centralized sewage and water treatment is available to the 99% of Nigerians that don't have them. When regulated urban housing following city master plans become reality, rather than free-styling anyhow. When uninterrupted power is available to all. I'm more interested in practical issues that affect everyday urban dwellers.

Since you know all these. What are you doing or have you done to make it possible

TayserMahiri:
Thank you, we are just wondering why Arinze and co. are wasting so much time posting photos that represent abject failure wherever they were taken. Its surprising those guys are not feeling ashamed. They are so embarrassing. Kenya is way ahead man, almost catching up with S.A

In your dreams.