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Odunayaw:Hehehehe! Na so na. |
Jay254:Ok! I will do that. Thanks |
Odunayaw:Hehehehe! You can say that again. We have been fed with lies. Imagine all African flooding to Europe, Asia and America because of that for holiday. What stops Nigerian to visit Nairobi for holiday or Kenyans from visiting Calabar for holiday? We just go to Europe to waste money. I will convince one of my Aunties to try Nairobi for holiday instead of wasting money to America and London every year. Make Kenyans self promote us ooooooo. ![]() |
Jay254:I see. Thanks Are Kisumu pictures posted here too? |
[quote author=Jay254 post=51209849][/quote]I only saw Nairobi with Skyscrapers but that can't be said of other cities but in Nigeria we have three cities with Skyscrapers. Any projects handled by private investors are sure banks. This one is already under construction. If you go by that then the ones under constructions in Nairobi will not be counted. I don't think I am ignorant about some cities in Africa but I don't know much about East Africa. http://www.nigeriansreport.com/2015/12/infrastructure-work-progresses-in-abuja.html?m=1 Picture of skyscrapers in Abuja.
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Hbuyosh:I see, Nairobi, Mombasa and Nakuru are the three most developed cities in Kenya. Thanks. |
NairobiWalker:If you are talking about both then we are building more skyscrapers than Kenya in Abuja and Lagos, and we are building the tallest in Africa. http://nigeriarealestatehub.com/5-mega-construction-projects-to-look-out-for-in-2016.html/ The picture below is the master plan for Abuja and constructions have already started.
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tbaba1234:Ok na, it means his stock is appreciating. ![]() |
goldfish80:I know him wella because I followed Chrisantus in the Bundusliga second division. That was when I got to know him, Sidney Sam, Leon Balogun, one keeper (I have forgotten his name), one striker born in Nigeria (I have also forgotten his name), Seyi Olajengbasi etc. They were very young then, but now he don dey old. 29 years. ![]() If he plays well I will mention him na. ![]() |
Icon4s:TheGoodJoe na em advocate. the guy wants to play for Nigeria even when he was still with Real Madrid. That is why I like him and followed until sand sand pass garri. ![]() |
goldfish80:. I did when he was playing in the Championship with Bolton and mentioned him the Olympic thread. But em case don pass wetin I fit call for em else people pounce on me here at the mention of his name. ![]() He is in league one now. Not good enough. |
Icon4s:My Oga me, shori Sir. ![]() |
tbaba1234:That one na lie na. You dey fall my hand ooooooo. ![]()
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Icon4s:Olanrewaju Kayode no dey dere na. Na because of that I reminded you na. No worries, bros. ![]() |
tbaba1234:If you know know am who go come know am? You bi baba for this kin news na. Nevertheless, I think he is good for him to be considered for the Austria national team. Well, like you said no harm in trying. |
Icon4s:You have forgotten Olanrewaju Kayode, Abdul Ajagun etcetera are Obuh boys. Obuh gave me the cause to love Nigerian Football. |
tbaba1234:Show me the Maradona in our team then I will take you serious, you know. ![]() |
tbaba1234:1 out of 8 matches. That is very poor for a striker, u know but he is played as a RW/LW eventhough he was bought as a Striker. ![]() But we can try him in our friendlies to know if he fits our system. ![]() The guy was called for Austria WCQ and friendly. He is still eligible. ![]() |
chrisooblog:Hehehehe! The truth is, I know good players when I see them play. Ajagun is a very good player. He demonstrated that from NFL with Dolphin, U17 and U20 teams. ![]() |
Since, Ighalo and ideye no wan wake up. Let us try Karim Onisiwo. He is Leon Balogun's team mate at Mainz. Watch his moves. He can both legs very well though he is right footed. He can as striker and as a winger on both sides. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZWoV1JFIXA |
terzurum5:Did I say drop better players? No! I said drop Shehu Abdullahi for better players like Brain Idowu and Tiago Ilori. I also know of Funsho Ojo but em say em go play for Holland then I said to myself good luck. Kingsley Ehizibue looks more promising than Ebuechi and it looks certain he will make the Dutch team. He can play as RW and as RB. Nevertheless, I no dey beg any player not interested in playing for us but we must first approach dem before we come to any conclusion. Ebuehi go play for us. I even know of Bobby Adekanye and Segun Owobowale who are also willing to play for Nigeria. Bobby Adekanye was begging to play for Amunike team but he was snubbed as usual. The boy kuku ma go play for Netherland after many years of pleading to play for his fatherland. He will soon break into liverpool-fc first team. Sometimes dey don't trust us. |
highheybee:Thanks bro. |
MPSA:It looks like a very small town with the downtown concentrated in a particular area and looks clean and beautiful. From what I saw, Ibadan is more developed than it. I can say, it is just one part of planned section of Ibadan. |
Bifwoli:4 countries that are landlocked. It's a case of necessity on their part but a case of opportunities on Kenya part. I am not one of those who argue incessantly about GDP because..... neither do I mock small countries. Your are mistaken. |
Jay254:I don't have. I will do that and give my verdict. |
Jay254:Thanks bro, I will like to know Kenya's major cities in particular order. Nevertheless, most of our major cities have their own features. Mountainous cities, hilly cities, rocky cities, Lake cities, coastal cities etcetera. When it comes to park, beautiful gardens, zoos and recreational activities, we have cities with such. Abuja, Port Harcourt, Calabar, Ibadan, Kaduna, Lagos, Jos etcetera are known to have such but I love Kenya's national parks. |
Jay254:You might be right that I was shocked beyond repair that Kenya is not only about Nairobi and that there are other well planned and beautiful cities like Mombasa and Nakuru but truly truly we have a lot of developed cities. It has become a competition to make sure a city is better than the others. I have been to Duoala, Yaounde, Lome, Addisa baba (I wasn't impressed then), Cotonue and Accra. I can assuredly tell you that Lagos and Abuja are better than most of these cities. They have one or two good cities and that's all though I don't know much about Ethiopia's cities. Accra is beautiful and well organized but Lagos and Abuja are more developed than it. We have good cities in the Northern part of Nigeria too. We have well planned cities like Abuja, Calabar, Kaduna, Port Harcourt and Enugu. Although, I don't know much about the Northern part but I can assure you that they have planned cities too. But when it comes to developed cities we have more than Kenya. These are the most developed cities arranged according to development. Though some Nigerians may not agree but it's just my own opinion. But the top 10 are assuredly developed. Mombasa may even be competiting with Port Harcourt. 1, Lagos 2, Abuja 3, Port Harcourt 4, Ibadan 5, Kano 6, Enugu 7, Calabar 8, Kaduna 9, Owerri 10, Uyo 11, Jos 12, Benin Etcetera |
AmenhotepZuid:Are Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban, Port Elizabeth, Joburg etcetera Zulu inventions? Can you tell us the name of any Empire in the history of SA that can match the Oyo empire? Can cowards build Empire? Who controlled SA from 12 century to the 20th century? |
Icon4s:E don expire!? ![]() |
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but jokes apart glad he's doing well hope he keeps it up so Rohr can call him up