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SRABBLE

In scrabble, Nigeria is number one in the Whole Wide World.

Wellington Jighere is a professional Nigerian scrabble player who currently ranks as world number one after winning the 2015 edition of the World Scrabble Championship. He defeated Lewis MacKay in four straight wins to become the first African to win the championship.

http://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2016/08/27/491470531/and-the-no-1-scrabble-nation-in-the-world-is

Basketball

Nigeria is currently the number one in Africa and ranked number 16th in the world.

TABLE TENNIS

Next is table tennis.

Quadri Aruna reached the quarter finals in the Men's Singles competition in the 2014 World Cup.

In 2014, he was ranked number 30 in world table tennis, and the International Table Tennis Federation named him the Star Player of the year. He is now ranked 25th in the world.

http://dailypost.ng/2016/09/07/aruna-quadri-now-25th-ittf-world-rankings/

http://www.post-nigeria.com/nigeiras-quadri-named-best-table-tennis-player-in-the-world/

Segun Torino has been ranked number 1 in Africa from 1998 to June 2008, when Egyptian Eli Saleh Ahmed became the leading African table tennis player. However, since 2009, Toriola has again been the number 1 in Africa.

List of medal

4 African Table Tennis Singles Championships (1998, 2002, 2004, 2006) and 2 Doubles Championships (1994,1992)
A Commonwealth Singles Championship (2002) in Manchester (United Kingdom)
A Commonwealth Doubles Championship and Singles Bronze Medal (2006) in Melbourne (Australia)
4 All-African Games Singles Gold Medals (1995, 1999, 2003, 2007),[2] 4 Doubles Gold Medals (1995, 1999, 2003, 2007),[3] 1 Mixed Doubles Gold Medal (1999, with Bose Kaffo; they also won silver in 2003)[4] and 3 Team Gold Medals (1995, 1999, 2003).

NairobiWalker:
We are talking of sports and medals - when he won the medal which country did he take it to?

Sorry, we practice dual citizenship in Nigeria.

Oxtonguy:
That guy is unreasonable i will advice u to quit the argument he does'nt understand reality.just live him and his imagination

Hehehehe! I no go leave ooo until I establish the fact that Nigeria is indeed ahead of Kenya in sports holistically.

jln115:
If Anthony Joshua is Nigerian then Roger Federer is South African!!

Who cares? Anthony Joshua grew up a little in Nigeria where he learn how to box.

NairobiWalker:
Duuuuude ..........now you're giving me a Briton claiming he is Nigerian? Stop being pathetic - a few pages ago you (or your countryman, I can't remember, who cares) posted a photo of Philadelphia and Seoul claiming it's Nigeria. You are embarrassing your country.

Bhuuuhah! now, read the article slowly and you find this...
Joshua grew up for some of his early years in Nigeria and returned to the UK halfway through Year Seven to join Kings Langley Secondary School. Growing up on the Meriden Estate in Garston, Hertfordshire, Joshua was called 'Femi' by his friends and former teachers, due to his middle name 'Oluwafemi'

ArchieTaylor:
Yet you cannot win a boxing medal at the olympics,

Who told you Nigeria never won medals at the Amateur Olympics?

NairobiWalker:
Why are you talking of History? Talk of current affairs - we also have had the likes of Robert Wangila and Congestina Achieng in boxing but please let's not burry ourselves in the past. Even you know Nigeria has nothing in the world arena in boxing.

So, the ones you said Kenya 'WON' is what?

We are talking about the achievements of both countries in sports. You know.

Look at the dates very well and you will see 2000, 2008...

Now let me leave you with Anthony Joshua, the current IBF heavyweight champion. He has held the IBF heavyweight title since April 2016, having previously held the British, Commonwealth, and WBC International heavyweight titles.


Don't bring those two Kenyan boxers on the table because the first one an Amateur champion while the second one is a female small champion that can easily be knocked out by Ijeoma "The Praise" Egbunine a female boxer who is currently the WBE Light Heavyweight World Champion and WIBF Light Heavyweight World Champion

NairobiWalker:
Kenya wins 80℅ of all the major middle and long distance competitions consistently. We are number 7 in the world on Rugby 7s. We've won numerous medals in cricket, swimming etc. I don't know of any major Nigerian boxer, weightlifter or taekwondo fighter and even if there's one then he's just a one hit wonder - boxing and weightlifting is mostly associated with Eastern Europe and America while martial arts is a Far East thing. You're simply telling me that Nigeria does not dominate in ANY sport in the world.

Hehehehe! You have just mentioned 5 categories of sports. What did Kenya win in cricket and swimming?


Look up to the see how Nigeria is doing exploit in the world of Boxing.

More to come..

Who can match Hogan Bassey?

Hogan "Kid" Bassey MBE (3 June 1932 – 26 January 1998) was a Nigerian-British boxer, he was the first man of Nigerian descent to become a world boxing champion.


What about Dick a professional boxer who held the World Middleweight and World Light Heavyweight Championships?

Who does not know Samuel Okon Peters a Nigerian-American professional boxer who held the WBC heavyweight title in 2008?


Henry Adetokunboh Akinwande who competed from 1989 to 2008 is also not dulling. ;DHe held the WBO heavyweight title from 1996 to 1997, as well as the Commonwealth heavyweight title in 1993, and the European heavyweight title from 1993 to 1994.


Time will not permit me to list all Nigerian boxers who achieved at the highest level in Boxing.


Nigeria has won this category. abi anybody wants to box?

it is time to bust bubbles.

Olympic is for the Amateurs and not for the champions because most of the sport associations have their own major competitions.

Sports in the Olympics are divided into categories as you can see in the snapshot and the one who wins in the major competitions across these sports is the Champion.

Although, Kenya has won more medals in the 'Amateur Olympics' mainly in the Athletics, but Nigeria has won medals across 5 major sports, Athletics, Boxing, Football, Weightlifting and Taekwondo.


Now, let us move beyond Amateurish to professionalism.


What has Kenya won at the highest level in Boxing than Nigeria?

Ikoyi Lagos

iblawi:
Guy if am must confess, in Abuja, we can't really say maitama is more expensive than Asokoro or even Wuse 2. It all depends on where you are buying the land in those areas. So bringing Lagos and banana Island to it also makes it more complicated. That is why they say banana Island is most expensive Estate but not most expensive area cos the expensive areas in Abuja are not Estates.

Banana Island is not an estate, it's an island which is also part of Ikoyi.

Banana-island mansions

iblawi:
You didn't get my message clearly. And Ikoyi is not the most expensive area in Nigeria.

I was trying to prove to you that maitama was not an estate and but banana Island is one. Secondly, that some areas in Maitama are more expensive than banana Island.

Then tell me, where is the most expensive area in Nigeria?

iblawi:
That's what am proving to you. Some parts of Maitama is more expensive than the banana Island.

First of all, you agreed that Banana estate is the most expensive housing estate but you disagreed that it is the most expensive area because Maitama_District is bigger than Banana Island. But I said no, Ikoyi is the most expensive area in Nigeria because many expensive Estates are located in Ikoyi including Banana Island. Now, you are saying some part of Maitama is more expensive than Banana Island.

Please, tell me that part and the amount to buy a plot of land.

Please, take that the mansions in ikoyi are built on acres and not one plot of land

PissedYagami:
I thought 1usd = 315 naira, making 80million naira around $250,000 not $500,000
And all the other prices are wrong when converted to dollars

This article was late last year when 1 dollar was 165 naira or thereabout.

iblawi:
Have you asked yourself where those people stay in Abuja? Banana Island can be the most expensive house estate but maitama is a whole area comprising of several areas and Estates. Areas in Maitama include ministers Hill, Gana Street, FHA, etc. I mean very big and you can still separate rich men from wealthy men from the same maitama. There are some areas in Maitama that you just find only mansions. Most of the people in Banana Island still own houses in Abuja.

Banana Island is a part of Ikoyi and ikoyi is where all the billionaires and politheifcian in Nigeria lives. It is most expensive area in Nigeria and Africa.


The whole area of Ikoyi comprises of the newer suburbs of Banana Island, Parkview Estate, Dolphin Estate, Abacha estate, Osborne Foreshore phase 1, Osborne phase 2, Old Ikoyi, Falomo, Awolowo Rd, Mojisola Onikoyi estate and other luxurious blocks of flats that are springing up etcetera.




Ikoyi has some of the most opulent residential facilities in Nigeria, and is thought to have the most expensive real estate on the entire African continent, with the average new apartment selling for US$1 million. However, due to the limited available land, many of these are vertical apartment buildings.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikoyi

A mansion on 3 hecters of land in Banana Island estate ikoyi

iblawi:
Most expensive estate in Lagos not Nigeria.

No! It is indeed the most expensive estate in Nigeria and West Africa as a whole. Talking about Banana Island estate.


TECHBUSINESSMARKETSPOLITICS
10 Most-Expensive Luxury Real Estate Locations In Nigeria

century21global.com
Demand for luxury real estate is growing in Nigeria, and so are prices.

Data from PrivateProperty.com.ng, Nigeria’s largest property portal, was used to identify 10 of the most-expensive luxury real estate locations in Nigeria, according to VenturesAfrica.

Buyers of these luxury residences are mainly expatriates and non-residents operating businesses in Nigeria, the report said. Most residents cannot afford properties in these areas.

Nigeria’s capital city, Lagos has four of the 10 most-expensive locations. Abuja has three. Ibadan, Abeokuta and Port Harcourt also made the list with some of the most expensive properties in the country. There are other places in Nigeria with expensive property that are not listed here, the report said.

10. Ibara in Abeokuta (Ogun State) – 80 million naira/$500,000
High prices are forcing many out of the Lagos real estate market, VenturesAfrica reports. Abeokuta’s real estate market is growing fast as people look to outlying locations outside Lagos.

9. Alalubosa GRA in Ibadan (Oyo State) – 100 million naira/$625,000
Ibadan has been regarded by some as the most underdeveloped city in the world, but is started living up to its potential in the past few years.

8. Lekki Scheme I, Lekki (Lagos State) – 140 million naira/$875,000
The island of Lekki has been home to some of the most expensive property in Lagos, but demand for more luxury has pushed it down to No. 8 on this list, the report said. You can buy property for $875,000 in Lekki.

7. GRA Phase 2 in Port Harcourt (Rivers State) – 145 million naira/$906,250
Port Harcourt is home to many expatriates, many of whom work for oil companies in this
oil-rich city. Other buyers here include wealthy individuals who want to keep their money locally.

6. Ikeja GRA, in Ikeja (Lagos State) – 250 million naira/$1,562,500
Ikeja GRA is an integral part of the suburb of Ikeja. The GRA, or government reservation area, was created during the colonial period as a high-end residential area. Many wealthy Nigerians who want the quiet life choose this area and don’t mind paying $1.5 million or more to get it. You’d find several expats here to, VenturesAfrica reports.

5. Nicon Town in Lekki (Lagos State) – 320 million naira/$2,000,000
Nicon Town in Lekki is one of the emerging real estate markets in Lagos, with property costing more than $2 million.

4. Jabi in Abuja (Federal Capital) – 400 million naira/$2,500,000
Nigeria’s capital city comes in at No. 4 with property at Jabi costing at least $2.5
million. Many Nigerian politicians have homes in this area.

3. Asokoro in Abuja (Federal Capital) – 418 million naira/$2,612,500
One of the major districts in Abuja, Asokoro is an upscale area. It is home to the Nigerian Presidential Complex aka State House; Aso Rock (a 400-meter rock monolith and the city’s most noticeable feature); the Economic Community of West African States, (ECOWAS), National Intelligence Agency and the World Health Organization (WHO) office. Residential property is expensive here.

2. Maitama in Abuja (Federal Capital) – 430 million naira /$2,687,500
An area occupied by embassies and high commissions, Maitama ranks No. 2 on this list. Property here can cost $2.7 million or more.

1. Banana Island in Lagos (Lagos State) – 450 million naira ($2.81 million)
A man-made island in the Lagos Lagoon, Banana Island is slightly curved in shape – like a banana. It has one of Nigeria’s highest densities of millionaires within its boundaries, VenturesAfrica reports.

A three-bedroom apartment typically sells for $625,000 on Banana Island and a five-bedroom house can cost $2.81 million. Due to the cost of property, rentals are popular here. Rent for a three-bedroom apartment can go as high as $63,000 per year.

Banana Island residents include billionaire Mike Adenuga, chairman of Globacom; and Iyabo Obasanjo, daughter of a former Nigerian president.
Other notable island residents include offspring of famous Nigerians including Kola Abiola, son of the popular late businessman Moshood Kashimawo Olawale “MKO” Abiola; and Saayu Dantata, son of the late Alhassan Dantata, a Northern Nigerian kola nut seller and considered the wealthiest man in West Africa at the time of his death in 1955.


http://afkinsider.com/48628/most-expensive-luxury-real-estate-locations-in-nigeria/


https://www.google.com.ng/amp/www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2011/05/04/the-most-expensive-neighborhood-in-nigeria/

Oxtonguy:
Tem no get liver for industry matter,u no c say them don run go infrastructure

Hehehehe! Dem go rush you ooooooo!

Make u no mind dem.

Proforce defense limited is a privately owned defense solution company based in Ogun State, Nigeria.


Proforce has produced Pf1 and Pf2. Ara is going to be delivered by December to the Nigerian Army.

These APC vehicles have been patronized by the Nigerian Army, Rwanda and the UN.

We are making money from it, right. @Proudlykenyan.

The pictures of Pf1 and Pf2. Do you want to watch the process of manufacturing?

Oya, it show time.

1, picture of Pf2 Leopard Armoured vehicle, Pf2 Armoured patrol vehicle and Pf2 MK2 armoured patrol vehicle

2 & 3, Proforce Pf2 Leopard Armoured vehicle

4, UN recognized Nigerian technology by patronizing Pf2 APC vehicles.


If you want to watch the production. Scroll down to watch video on their website.

.. http://proforcedefence.com/

Don't forget that the Nigerian Army is producing APC vehicles locally and has started exporting them to some African countries. The APC is called Igirigi should in case @Proudlykenyan sees one in the Kenyan army.

Igirigi is different from Proforce made Ara and Pf2 APC.


Igirigi pictures

MPSA:
, We need everything which is good about our continent, well done brother

Hehehehe! I see!

I think you are right on point. Thanks bro.

MPSA:
@jay and forgiveness, are you still winning guys? we want more beautiful pictures of our continent, Africa is beautiful , more pictures guys

Hehehehe! We have moved away from infrastructures to manufacturing and industrialization.

Kenya is trying but Nigeria don go far.

The first car produced in Africa with almost 100% African technology was produced by a Nigerian.

The Izuogu Z-600 prototype was the first indigenous Nigerian car, and the first automobile of indigenous all-African technology. It was the brainchild of engineer Ezekiel Izuogu. Launched in 1997, the car caused a stir in the Nigerian media, and was touted by the then Nigerian chief of Staff General Oladipo Diya.


But something happened and it could not....

http://www.imostateblog.com/2014/01/05/dr-ezekiel-izuogu-how-the-izuogu-z-600-dream-was-destroyed/

ProudlyKenyan:
Nigeria designing a car . How comes the design is similar to Kantaka of Ghana. There are lies and damn nigeria lies. You are not designing or making any car. You're just re-badging cars made in China. Got it. South Africa, Morroca,Algeria, Egypt and Tunisia will all it advance car manufacturing cannot make their own car...leave alone Nigeria.

Kenya car manufacturing is definitely ahead of Nigeria.

Here is great design from great nigeria and ghana. You give Africans a very bad reputation. Ghanian one is designed by an apostle and Nigeria one by a second hand car parts dealer
https://www.kantanka.com/images/Cars%20Line%20up.jpg

Now this car designed in and for Africa. I can tell you the car designer of Mobius worked formally for Ford &VW . Nigeria re-badgers previous experience is maybe selling fake china phones.
https://www.mobiusmotors.com/media/images/accordion_customers.jpg

Hehehehe! Trying so hard to discredit the hard works of Nigerians and Ghanaians. Sorry it will not sell.

Do you know who designed this Chevrolet Volt?

An American automobile company for that matter.

Is it the little educated Louis Chevrolet? . The Mechanic!

Oh! I see! I am not done yet.

Who founded Hyundai? Is it Professor Proudlykenyan? Bhuuuhahaha! For where.

What was his discipline? A wood seller

Time will not permit me to list automobile founders with no or less formal education.

Now let us go back to the man behind the design of Chevrolet Volt.

Is Chevrolet now a Nigerian car? Bhuuuhah!

It seems you are really really ignorant about the history of automobile industry.


Jelani Aliyu, hails from Sokoto State, Nigeria and is General Motors Lead Exterior Designer and the designer of the Chevy Volt. General Motors is the world’s largest automobile maker. The car has been described as an American Revolution and one of the hottest concepts in the design line.

Jelani was born in 1966 in Kaduna, to Alhaji Aliya Haidara and Sharifiya Hauwa’u Aliyu

Muafrika2:
So far, only one navy ship boat has come from your yard

Our neighbours on the other hand depend on our shipyard for their ferries,

- First two photos, the most recent ferry built by Kenyan and exported to Uganda , Mv alberta

- Last photo: The Nigerian navy ship/boat


What's the difference? Gun powder?

Hehehehe! That's good for Kenya.

But..., point of correction Nigeria has many shipyards and these shipyards have produced many vessels and boats.

U wanna see.

1, NNS ADONIS

2, NNS YOLA

3, Shipyard

4, NNS UNITY

Muafrika2:
Having shipyards is not a big deal. Kenya has countless ship yards

We've been building and exporting ferries from our yards for years.


http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/New-ferry-puts-Kenya-on-map-of-ship-building-nations/539546-2913768-u4l6usz/index.html

You are right. Kenya has shipyards for building only ferries but Nigeria has shipyard for building SHIPS.

I think you can spot the difference now.

Muafrika2:
You're still cooking facts You really want to make ships

The first photo is of Nigerians who had been trained in Korea.
http://businesskorea.co/english/news/industry/12867-transferring-hope-hyundai-heavy-industries-trains-90-nigerian-engineers-korea

The second photo is even more out of place

Hehehehe! That tells you alot about how Nigerians wants to take the opportunities in the ship building industry in Lagos.

What do you think he will doing after training for building ships without a place to practice?

How about the source I gave you?

Well, you can wish to believe what you like but it can't change the fact that shipyard is in Nigeria.

Please, inform your government to patronize your brother from the west coast of Africa.

Hbuyosh:
You are superior in in just two aspects, and u know it. The size of your population and the GDP. You are dwarfed in so many other aspects by many other countries, like Kenya. And that is a fact we have showed here.

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Hehehehe! Kenya is trying but Nigeria don go far.

forgiveness:
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My final verdict on the strength of MNCs owned by Nigerians and Kenyans in every sectors which includes Oil and gas, Banking, Insurance, Retail, Hospitality, FCMG, Telecommunication, Technology, Engineering, etc is that Nigeria is ahead of Kenya in every sector of MNCs except Hospitality and.... .

First of all, let us start with Oil and gas.

OIL AND GAS

Kenya's best oil and gas company Kenolkobil, is the only MNCs in this sector with operations only in 11 African (majorly East Africa and South Africa) countries while Nigeria on the other hand has more MNCs in this sector with operations not only in Africa but Europe and America at large, giving them a global out look.

Oando Plc( West Africa, Toronto, USA, Joburg, South Africa and Nigeria),

Sahara group (Nigeria, U.K, Switzerland, U.A.E, Ghana, Cote D'Ivoire, Singapore),

Conoi plc,

Fort oil(Nigeria Ghana, London etc),

Erin petroleum Co (USA, China, Nigeria, Ghana and Gambia even Kenya),

Heyden( Nigeria, United Kingdom, Dubai, UAE, Cape Town, South Africa),

Obat Oil ( Europe and Africa)

NNPC
NLNG

TKO Nigeria won this contest



TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Safaricom is only a Kenyan based company while Glo mobile operations are in Nigeria, Ghana, Benin and Cote D'Ivoire.

Glo network also covers 170 countries in roaming services.

We still have Ntel and visafone

TKO Nigeria won again



BANKING


In Banking, Kenya KCB and Equity, Kenya's largest banks have operations in 7 & 6 countries in Eastern Africa respectively while Nigeria has many of its bank in many African countries and outside Africa. e.g

FirstBank is the biggest bank in Nigeria by total deposits and gross earnings and operates a network of over 750 business locations across Africa, the United Kingdom and representative offices in Abu Dhabi, Beijing, Johannesburg, South Africa, DR Congo, Ghana, Sierra Leon, Guinea, France and Senegal.

United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, is one of Africa's leading banking Groups with operations in 19 African countries and offices in three global financial centers: London, Paris and New York.

Zenith Bank maintains subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Ghana, Sierra Leone and The Gambia, South Africa and China.

Access Bank Group; Nigeria, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, Rwanda, the Gambia, Sierra Leone, Zambia and the United Kingdom.[1] As of December 2015, Access Bank Group had assets in excess of US$13 billion.

GTBank plc has 231 branches, 17 Cash Centres, 18 e-branches, 35 GTExpress locations and more than 1165 ATMs in Nigeria. GTBank has expanded to Cote d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda. These countries belong to the "Eco zone". It has also expanded to the United Kingdom. With the acquisition of a 70 per cent stake in Fina Bank GTBank expanded into the East African market as at December 2013. As a consequence, Fina Bank will now be renamed and rebranded as subsidiaries of GTB and.

These are just few among many.

Kenya banks have been overwhelmed by Nigerian banks

TKO Nigeria's banks won again.


INSURANCE

Britam group, à company offering insurance, asset management, banking and property investment has operations in 7 countries (Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan, Tanzania, Malawi, Rwanda and Mozambique) in Eastern and Southern Africa.

While.......
Industrial and General Insurance Company Plc is a leading provider of insurance and risk management services in West Africa. IGI is a large insurance services provider in Nigeria and through its subsidiaries, in Ghana, the Gambia, Rwanda and Uganda, London, UK and Washington, DC,USA, has a global company outlook than its Kenyan counterpart.

In addition, NICON Insurance with operations in Nigeria, Sao Tome and Principal, and London, UK.

MUTUAL is the flagship of insurance in Nigeria and runs a full-fledged insurance operation in Liberia and Republic of Niger

Continental Reinsurance has six client service centres in Nigeria, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Kenya, Tunisia and Botswana. From our Nigerian headquarters, we have grown a diversified portfolio in more than 44 countries, adding value wherever we go, and developing enduring partnerships premised on ‘Pan-African commitment made local’.


Another TKO, Nigeria won the insurance sector.



TECHNOLOGY

I don't know much about Kenya's Technology but looking at Nigeria's list of technology companies, it is intimidating. Nevertheless, until the Kenyans on this platform provides a more reputable ones than the ones Nigeria has, I will say it is walk over.


Interswitch is an Africa-focused integrated digital payments and commerce company that facilitates the electronic circulation of money as well as the exchange of value between individuals and organisations on a timely and consistent basis. It has operations in Nigeria, Uganda and Kenya.

MainOne” also known as “Main One Cable” or “Main One”) is a leading provider of innovative telecom services and network solutions for businesses in West Africa,and with operations in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Mauritius and Portugal. TKO


TKO again. Nigeria won the technology contest.

To be continued....

If there is any our Kenya brothers doesn't agree let them point it out.

@Proudlykenyan how market. Do you still believe Kenya dominates in the banking sector?

More is coming to hit you hard tomorrow.

forgiveness:
Let me continue to compare both countries MNCs in every sector.

TRANSPORTATION

Aviation

Kenya is doing very well in this sector with Kenya airways as the major player.
Kenya Airways is one of Africa's largest airline company with operations in almost every African capital (44 destinations in Africa, 10 destinations in Asia and America 54 in total)

While Nigeria also have some major players in this sector

Arik air is the largest airline in Nigeria and it is privately owned by Nigerians. It flies to 15 destinations across Africa, Europe and America.


Med View airways is also a privately owned by Nigerians with operations in Europe, Africa and Asia. London, UK, Jebbah and

Slok air was initially established in Nigeria before it was relocated to Gambia. Its destinations are, Ghana, Sierra Leon, Guinea, Senegal, Cote D'Ivoire, Liberia, Mali and Cote D'Ivoire.


Kenya won it



Road transport

Nigeria has a lot of companies plying the west Africa corridors. ABC transport; Ghana, Togo, Nigeria and Benin

Cross Country transport limited; Ghana, Togo, Nigeria and Benin

Chisco Transport; Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria

Young shall grow transport; Ghana, Togo, Benin, Mali, Burkina Faso, Cote D'Ivoire and Nigeria

Efex Executive; Togo, Ghana, Nigeria, Benin and Cote D'Ivoire

GUO Motors; Ghana, Benin, Nigeria, Togo, Senegal and Cote D'Ivoire etc.

Until I see Kenyans MNCs in this sector, it is a walk over

Nigeria won

Holistically speaking, Nigeria has edge over Kenya because both are developed in Nigeria.

Therefore, Nigeria won the Transportation sector.



RETAIL

In this sector, Kenya has two MNCs in this sector.

Nakumatt is the largest retailers from Kenya have operations in 6 (mostly East African) countries and
Tuskys which is one of the large supermarket chains in the Great Lakes Area. Kenya and Uganda to be specific.

While Nigeria has two types of shopping malls, the online shopping and the normal shopping.

JUMIA is a Nigerian online shopping site for a wide range of electronics, fashion, home appliances and kid’s items. As of 2015, Jumia has warehouses in ten other countries, including: Egypt, Morocco, Kenya, Cote d'Ivoire, Uganda, Ghana, Cameroon, United Kingdom, Tanzania and Angola.

Konga is also a Nigerian online shopping site. It has warehouses in Nigeria and Ghana.

Silverbird group has a retail stores in Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya.

Nigeria won this one too.


QSR


I don't know much about Kenyan Quick service restaurant and that will bring to conclusion that Nigeria is ahead.

Chicken Republic is a Nigerian quick service restaurant with operations in Nigeria and Ghana.


Nigeria won again.


To be continued.

From what I am seeing here Nigeria is on top.
I want our Kenyan brothers to do the remaining sectors. FCMG, Hospitality, Business, Construction/Engineering and whichever sector you feel is missing.

Let us settle the scores. Once and for all.

@kongobi how market? Dis is for you.

Kenyanstar:
Am not surprised with your view as a Nigerian, since the usual mantra with Naija is solely blaming the white man for all their problems. Case in point is in 1960's when Nigeria got its independence from colonial rule, the white men left infrastructure, rule of law, institutions and working systems. A decade later the Nigeria and most countries in Africa are we knew were in shambles. Neo- colonialism took charge from post-colonialism, the Africans became more resource hungry than the whites while ruining the countries systems, living destroyed infrastructure and throwing the rule of law and order to the dustbins. What the colonialists built in 50yrs was destroyed in 10yrs, successive coups and tribalism are the order of the day while corruption and nepotism have been indoctrinated into the system.
Unless we as Africans stop blaming the Oyinbo man for all our failures either past or presnt we will never move forward but always finger point. Kenya as a society has accepted and embraced diversity in its society, a shift in the general population due to intermarriages beyond tribe and race has reset the Kenyan society to spur economic and social development. This is the reason why you find both white, indian and arab working in the Kenyan civil service, armed forces and private sector.
NIGERIANS PLEASE KNOW THAT OTHER COUNTRIES CAN LIVE TOGETHER AS ONE.

Well, I am not into this white or black talks but I will like to correct the part you said white let infrastructures, institutions, rule of law and working system in Nigeria before independent. Maybe they did that in South Africa and Kenya but I want to plainly say that they left nothing except railway.


Which infrastructures are you talking about?

How many 8 lanes highways or 2 lanes road did they construct before post independent?

How many bridges did they built across major rivers?

How many universities did British build?

How many intercity highways did the British build?

How many standard and well planned cities did the British left us?

How many airports did the British build?

How many, how many...?

I can go on and on and on.

The answer is the British built NON OF ALL I MENTIONED. Surprised?


What kind of institutions, rule of law and working system did they leave behind?

Institutions built on corruption, rule of law built on corruption and nepotism, and working system built for failure.
All dey did was for themselves.

Now, watch the video and you will know they had no intention of doing all those things you mentioned.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTbdnNgqfs8

Picture of Lagos when the British ruled, compare with now.