₦airaland Forum

forgiveness:
If talk about Highrise, you will be slaughter by the numbers of highrise springing up left right and center in Nigeria, especially Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt.

Imagine a city of 21M people TRYING HARD to compete with acity of 3.5M people.

mtis:
Now Naijas will come up with something else ....

Wait and see Kibera now.

Hbuyosh:
September
Prediction - Nairobi solidifies its emergence as Africa’s premier skyscraper hub as construction starts on Hass Tower in Nairobi – the first supertall to begin construction in Africa.

Nairobi is in the midst of a skyscraper building boom, accounting for almost a quarter of all active high-rise construction in Africa – far outpacing any other comparable cities. Adding to that will be the Hass complex when it starts construction in September. The two-tower project will break a number of records, featuring Kenya’s two tallest buildings, Africa’s first supertall tower, and two of the three tallest buildings on the continent. Its construction will solidify Nairobi’s emergence as Africa’s primary skyscraper city.


https://www.bdcnetwork.com/ctbuh’s-tall-building-predictions-2017

was almost sharing this... Nairobi accounts for aquarter of high rise in Africa

Kenya is the biggest producer of Geothermal Energy in Africa and 4th world wide..

We will also be number one on Wind energy.

Kenya geothermal capacity growth fourth largest in the world - Daily Nation
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=/amp/www.nation.co.ke/business/Kenya-s-geothermal-capacity-fourth-largest-in-the-world--Report/996-3236228-view-asAMP-11c3bhfz/index.html&ved=0ahUKEwjfidXpz_vTAhXlDcAKHS3VC48QFgggMAE&usg=AFQjCNE2FpROI4LNjMUTNU4biRU8HbVgUA&sig2=ARGLAxiijLrXzI_orXy7nQ

adamskutty:
Guy shut up! majority of Kenyans suffer from inferiority complex, very insecure, they always think of what others think about them. the insecurity shown by ur kind is here for the whole world to see, especially in this thread, if I should start posting projects ongoing and completed in Nigeria, bi won't be able to finish.

Kenya generate less electricity supply to meet its demand.

u think it is only Kenya that has wind turbines for generating electricity?? Nigeria has the largest wind turbines in west Africa located in katsina state, I am sure there's 24 hrs power supply in that place. the govt is looking at building small power stations like this for small towns with less energy demand than the bigger cities.

Some parts of Nigeria do have 24/7 power supply, bonny island is a good example, and in the capital city power is quite steady, I think a special solar power plant is ongoing in abj of about 100mw for abuja residents only.

10Mw Nigeria is Ajoke look at Kenyas 300Mw..

Will Africa's biggest wind power project transform Kenya's growth? - CNN.com
Will Africa's biggest wind power project transform Kenya's growth? - CNN.com

adamskutty:
May thunder strike those thumbs of urs u uses to type this.

generator business is very much booming here.

Guys we must be dealing with a retard.

uzzyfire:
mumu, a project that's in its advanced staged, u are busy saying its good to dream looooolll

I know, but 2000 skyscrapers

uzzyfire:
in d next two years that city wud be done , and it will be Africa's first maga city maybe wen u see u will say we are still dreaming

All the best to you guys... Nairobi will still be the Hq of Multinationals

mtis:
cool pic there bro..Nai tuko sawa

Sana... Haters gonna hate but Nai will always be on Top

adamskutty:
So that thing is 200m tall, plus that long pole that us almost half the size. OK.

Your Hate is pathetic.

adamskutty:
Is this English for real Jesus Christ!!!

Yes, 2,000 Skyscrapers will stand tall after completion of eko Atlantic city.

Its good to dream but this... The current Lagos can't boast of even 10 skyscrapers..

adamskutty:
OK! we will come and invest there. more pictures of Nairobi pls.

Britam Upperhill Nairobi 200m height.

uzzyfire:
Accra doesn't even account for any percentage of Ghana's GDP . I wonder where d 30 billion in came from

30 billion for d account iyooooo !!!

But you still find more Nigerian in Accra than Ghanians in Lagos...What an Irony..

CocoMilian:
How Nigerians argue in their defence can already tell how illiterate many are

Beat a nigerian in an argument, he will run to hide in numbers... Beat him in cities and the next thing slums will appear.. Beat him in quality University and the next thing they will create a measure that cannot be quantified...

They have already learnt enough..

forgiveness:
and the five years old.. is letting you know, despite your universities good maintenance culture, they ought to do well in the teaching techniques.


Besides, I can only give Kudos to Wangari Maathai who made the list though she had already finished her studies abroad and even became a professor University of Nairobi before she finally earned her second PhD in Nairobi University.

She gave us a speech at......

Nevertheless, the rest I insist are indeed local champions except you provide better alumnus of University of Nairobi.

Our teaching techniques have always placed Nairobi University ahead of Ibadan for ages... Maintenance culture is in our DNA you can see from our cities and towns..

And btw which sauce are you using to place Ibadan over Nairobi uni... someone need to be schooled again..

Check the Number of International awards James Mwangi Has won with Equity bank.. He did not have to go abroad... Yes local champions in Kenya make abig name out there.

uzzyfire:
yes ooo in our dreams our GDP is ×10 of Kenya's own in our dreams

You just said it correct... cooked item

adamskutty:
I understand very clearly. I think u were the one who find it hard to comprehend my simple post.

I was even ashamed as that guy posted the pix of a pedestrian bridge which was newly constructed to add to the thousand of pedestrian bridges in Lagos, u know, as the light rail is nearing completion more and more pedestrian bridges are spewing up in Lagos and i think that poster is probably a rural dweller who somehow find his way into Lagos and amazed at the level of development and having sighted that bridge for the first time in his life decided to take a pic of it and uploaded here.

I am really sorry and I apologize on his before.

but Kenya is still below Nigeria tho.

Hahaha you just killed the nigga...

Ofcoz Nigeria is a head of Kenya in your dreams

adamskutty:
Just 10 and u are proud

pedestrian bridges is very common in all major cities in Nigeria

Abuja
Lagos
Port Harcourt
Kano
Kaduna


Apart from Nairobi , is there any city in Kenya that is suitable for humans to live in?

just a simple question that require a simple and honest answer

I thoght you understand English.. I said over... and Nairobi ...

What were you guys told about your country If you guys have something you tend to think its a privilege for other countries..

68816419:
Newly built Pedestrian Bridge with construction of Lay-bys, Slip road and segregated bus park at Berger along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway(not that ugly Pedestrian Bridge at NGARA,NAIROBI)

Now this is News... You know we have over 10 of this in Nairobi..

forgiveness:
Please, list the alumni of University of Ghana and let us compare with the University of Lagos. No bi by painting and grass, na by the teaching skills we go know which one better.

the reason why you guys will always be behind every one

forgiveness:
They remain because I suppose they are local champions.

Not as impressive as the university of Ibadan's alumni.

At times i feel like am discussing with a five year Old..

different upcountry roads.. Kenya

forgiveness:
Show me the better people your university has made out there. The rest is inconsequential as far as this discussion is concern.

Don't even try to equal your universities with S.A and Egypt, that is irrelevant.

They may not be equal as per your rating but in world ranking we usually compete... I do not recall the last time I so Nigerian Uni in top 10 in africa...

As I said earlier cream delacream of Kenya Unis most of them remain here in the country.

Top 7 Successful Graduates From The University Of Nairobi..
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=/amp/www.careerpointkenya.co.ke/2014/10/top-7-successful-graduates-from-the-university-of-nairobido-you-agree/amp/&ved=0ahUKEwikjIGolffTAhVJL8AKHc4sASYQFghOMAU&usg=AFQjCNEQJs2cRhtMqqZtZ-Q8kSpTke2VFg&sig2=0U_ZYBXa9PeIpxEQ4YiDGw

forgiveness:
While Nigeria's Universities are churning out international renowned people our Ghanaian and Kenyan brothers are snapping pictures of beautiful architectural buildings in there universities though I give Kudos to their management skills but what about the teaching skills?

Abi na fine you wan go chop for University?

Wetin dem don produce? Are they better than the ones produced by Nigeria's Universities?

What area of specialty is your universities good at? We know Oxford University is good at Art, Massachusetts Institute is good at technology, Harvard University is good almost good at everything, and on our side, University of Ibadan is good at Art (especially literature), and Medicine, University of Lagos known for Art(law, journalism), University of Nigeria for (Business, Banking and Medicine), Obafemi Awolowo University (Business, law and Technology) etc

Limit it to UI vs Nairobi University and University of Ghana.


University of Ibadan

Wole Soyinka -

Chinuae Achebe

Alexander Animalu - The only African member to date of the Advisory Board of the Euro-Journal Physica(B)[2] and the only African member of the Editorial Board of the Hadronic Journal

Mikel Omolewa former President of UNESCO General Conference and Ambassador of Nigeria to UNESCO

Emeka Andalucia former Commonwealth Secretary-General

Martin Ihoeghian Uhomoibhi - former President of the United Nations Human Rights Council and Head of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID).


Now, show me yours @NairobiWalker @Just30.

I mean are you gonna ask about Egypt and S.A with the best Unis in Africa... We've all made better people out there but most of all we are making them to transform our countries first... you guys will always remain where you are by looking of excuses that puts you ahead of others...

Mean while
Top 200 Universities in Africa | 2017 African University Ranking
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.4icu.org/top-universities-africa/&ved=0ahUKEwj0pL2CjffTAhXnKMAKHWywCZgQFgi6ATAA&usg=AFQjCNEInhWCmjts6AneF6Yo78DJdfoTng&sig2=G9BODgI7N-KuupB5NQhGnw

68816419:
Lagos

This picture has been bleached also...

Nowenuse:
Nudity is best promoted behind closed doors

Nigerians believe that African culture and modesty should be best promoted over fake hair and nudity.

Is that a crime??

where are the behinds? we do not aprove african ladies withought figure 8 and the asssets.

Nowenuse:
LoL, i heard Papa Jones is bleaching too!


Kenyans are no saints when it comes to bleaching either.

Its is not even an eighth of what you guys do... here we curse whenever a person does it...

TayserMahiri:
Uyo msee ni weirdo na pia fala kimpango

Hahaha sana mfunze...

TayserMahiri:
Man, ata nikashangaa, is the guy a BH muslim or what?

Lazima ni wahizo sides za BH, napia anakaa kupenda wanaume vile umedai... Anashanaza sana

TayserMahiri:
Its very serious but trust them to deny forever when it is the most serious concern worldwide. Even black women who live in white countries don't bleach as much

Its very shameful for acountry like Nigeria to bleach that much... Imagine how we curse ppl who do that here at home... Papa jones ilipata yake

Nowenuse:
If nudity, fake hair, bikinis and mini gowns is your definition of education and beauty, then i fear for Kenyans. Nigerians will pass pls....

We rather showcase our natural beauty alongside our african culture and modesty.

African ladies are more defined by their behinds rather than the cute face... try focus on both, for better judgement..

And btw that is not nudity in Kenya we are one of the most liberal countries in the world..

TayserMahiri:
I am wondering why u r pestering me with this info when it is common knowledge. Go to W.H.O website



Lagos, Nigeria - After carefully washing her face, legs and arms, Taiwo Solomon vigorously rubs cream over her body. She is meticulous and makes sure she covers her entire face. Soloman, 32, is bleaching her skin. She believes fairer skin could be her ticket to a better life. So she spends her meager savings on cheap black-market concoctions that promise to lighten her pigment.

This has been a daily routine for the past 15 years. Now several shades lighter she says her new skin makes her feel more beautiful and confident.

“Bleaching just makes me feel special, like am walking around in a spotlight,” she told Al Jazeera. “I am not seeking to be totally white, I just want to look beautiful. I cannot stop using the lightening agents,” she adds.

Solomon is not alone. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), 77 percent of women in Nigeria use skin-lightening products, the world’s highest percentage. That compares with 59 percent in Togo, and 27 percent in Senegal. The reasons for this are varied but most people say they use skin-lighteners because they want "white skin".

In many parts of Africa, lighter-skinned women are considered more beautiful and are believed to be more successful and likely to find marriage.

It's not only women though who are obsessed with bleaching their skins. Some men too are involved in the practice.

Conceptions of beauty

Lightening creams are not effectively regulated in Nigeria where even roadside vendors sell tubes and plastic bags of powders and ointments from cardboard boxes stacked along sidewalks in market districts. Many of the tubes are unlabelled as to their actual ingredients.



http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2013/04/20134514845907984.html

And they keep saying they have no issue with white skin.