mtisTheQubit00:

how the hell did that kitty survive the onslaught

To be honest, when I went searching I was not that optimistic.

But I found a lot, including lions giraffe, elephants

XhosaNostra:


From which zoo?

Kianji National Park

mtisTheQubit00:

please wise one show us a naija lion

You mean this

tylann:


Yes buhari said aisha buhari belongs to the kitchen
Such a backward way of thinking

And you were telling someone to go back to school yesterday. Oh the irony

forgiveness:


Yes! He has has achieved ruling your country like a family business.

You mean like this

Kur17:
Where else does elections get postponed or cancelled apart from Burundi, Congo, Somalia and Nigeria...

It takes two to tango

Kur17:
Where else does elections get postponed or cancelled apart from Burundi, Congo, Somalia and Nigeria...

Done

Kur17:
Where else does elections get postponed or cancelled apart from Burundi, Congo, Somalia and Nigeria...

Let me help you

theenchanter:
lol, dont u know nigeria has one of d lowest cost of living in d continent?

maybe something to do with Purchasing power parity?

forgiveness:


Explain why coke is sold for 300 Naira.

Are you serious?

theenchanter:
there's nothing unusual in d stat, its common for smaller nations to trump bigger ones in those kinda stats, spare us d rants.

U can compare ur stats with Botswana and see.

Saudi Arabia and Qatar ranked above India and China in ECI. Let that sink in.

Contd

Hotel chains

forgiveness:



Hahahaha! Laugh wan kill me here. Warri or Abeokuta.

You too wicked

In 10 years time Ghana will be like Warri or Abeokuta

vaxx:
i have been to those place you mention with the exception of warri which i know is far less developed than lagos or kano.

kano despite its largness cannot compete 1/3rd of Accra development. And you are stupid to compete Accra with abeokuta. while lagos can simply go head to head with Accra.

Story for the gods

forgiveness:



Kano's flyover. If we put all the development in other parts of Nigeria in either Abuja or Lagos, we would have had Dubai.

Verbal reasoning
test question, 10 marks.

If Nigeria is going to be like Dubai in the next four years, Kenya will be like South Africa in the next 22years, what will Ghana be like in the next 10years?

(a) Kano (b) abeokuta (c) Warri (d) Lagos

tylann:

Your are the female dog here
Why were you quoting me
Idiot

Oooooh, ma nigga actually know the meaning of b*tch, how long did it take you to check the meaning? Huh?

tylann:

FCK off too idiot
Why are you quoting me biaach

Ironic really, coming from you, the very definition of a b*tch

vaxx:
longest flyover in west Africa ...Accra ( circle interchange

Beautiful

tylann:

Go back to English classes

F*ck off. Either answer him or keep quiet, he didn't ask you in the first place.

Obaaderemi: I believe you talked about Nigerian fashion brands a while back? This for you, happy reading

https://www.stylist.co.uk/fashion/lagos-nigeria-news-fashion-shopping-fashion-week-shows-music-travel/251554

Jonraid:
So you're following Kenyan malls?

Nope

Lagos

Lagos

So Kenyans, remember that Nigerian/Kenyan movie about witchcraft? Well...........

Kenyan witches are on a whole new level.

kikuyu1:


Naijjans here might actually learn smth,who knows!?

Nah. Thanks but no thanks. We have nothing to learn from rvp on economics, maybe something else.

Jonraid:
It's not only with Konza but with the entire Kenya's tech ecosystem!

Alright alright. I get it. No need to shout

NairobiWalker:


The term is already recognized across the world my friend.

Very true my friend

Lagos

Lagos

Kur17:
Nairobi the silicon savanna

Nah. Konza is meant to be the African silicon Savannah not Nairobi. If konza gets built, then we'll call it that. But it's definitely not Nairobi.

RVP: remember the argument we had about film industries? When I told you that Nollywood/Bollywood model is better for a developing country than South Africa's model? this is from the director of Nairobi Half Life
"We used to laugh at Naija films because they were shady, but they kept at it and kept improving quality to the point that Netflix has taken notice.”

"The Nigerian strategy to produce low quality but highly popular films seems to be working.

Mass appeal and commercial success has attracted investment which in turn is increasing quality"