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TayserMahiri:
I saw two buildings that have been repeated about 100 times

This guys will kill us one day with Jokes

Nowenuse:
Of course, this is the reason why Kenya's largest cities have a very low per capital income. Few rich people in the developed high cost areas and the languishing majority masses in the slums.

Your Country is an embarrassment. How can the largest cities and finacial centres which are supposed to be richer instead be poorer than the national average?
I just cannot fanthom this!

That is one fact my be right or wrong... Now lets be logical abit..

A city of 4m pp with a gdp of 30b plus what is the percapita?... I hope you can do the maths..

But being Nowenuse this is stupid coz you have one prove that you hold so dear.

TayserMahiri:
Eko Atlantic is a baby

Abuja and Lagos combined cannot equal Nairobi with Highrise underconstruction...

They have less than 7 seven building at Eco Atlantic and they already call it acity.

Btw the way Kenya has 9400 dolla milionairs while nija has 15400.. Nigeria has 170m ppl while Kenya has 44m

Mombasa has 1000 dolla millionairs same as Abuja

While Nairobi has 6200 while Lagos has 9100 don't forget they have over 3 times the population..
Link..
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Kenya-mints-900-new-dollar-millionaires/2560-3833526-5c8fhjz/index.html&ved=0ahUKEwjPytHf4dbTAhVrDcAKHXs7BR0QFggpMAI&usg=AFQjCNGe8aAs95e9WA3WIhbiHskejmks1A&sig2=fjw7S1E9lIgxjSJgh-J6Bg

The Central govt of kenya had same budget as Nigeria at 22 Billion dolla... Not counting states or counties in Kenya..
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.mygov.go.ke/%3Fp%3D10315&ved=0ahUKEwjP5JbE4tbTAhWqCsAKHX4XBhwQFghAMAQ&usg=AFQjCNFFUwRIbkyQd_6kV0y6wAoo470otQ&sig2=QZAizwLhbY1TdsQa2ECRUA

1 Dolla = 100 shilling

Nowenuse:
Pls stop this expensive Joke, Nairobi metropolitan area was estimated to be 6.5 m people 8 years ago (2009) Now it should be around 8-10 million people.
So Lagos metro is less than thrice of Nairobi. Maybe twice.

If that will make you sleep happy,enjoy.

Nowenuse:
Hahahaha bro.

Let Naija guys keep on flying the flag and repping.
I have observed that Naija men are the dopest in Africa. Most men from other African countries really play very very local. They are just like the way we were 25 years ago.
That's why when most of these other women meet with Naija guys, they are swept off and knocked out.

This is why you see Naija men knocking, dating and marrying the most beautiful women from other African countries while other African men play very local.

I pitty Nija ladies... who is marring them.

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obaaderemi:
That's inhumane.Are you saying the slum dwellers are ignored by the Kenyan government for the sake of tourism so that westerners can come and gawk at them and take pictures of the hapless beings?177,000 is still a lot.that's a town.Anyway,African leaders don't really care.

True it is still big but not as big as 1.5m.. The Kenyan Govt is doing some slum upgrading.. putting up Toilets and improving roads and drainage system through NYS

Eldoret Town

Kisii Town

Kagundo town Kenya

Nairobi

Back To Nairobi

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Mombasa

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Shaytun:
In your fantasize Dreamland

Give me top ten complete and underconstruction buildings in Lagos with the exact height... I will give for Nairobi... please don't put any proposed building.

obaaderemi:
Do you expect kenyans to promote their problems and dirty sides the way nigerians do.Of course if I go to a place,I will ask to be taken to the nice areas.But now that I have heard so much about the Nairobi slums,I might just take a look if I visit kenya.

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Slum tourism is abig biz in kenya.. some of the most famous ppl have visited Kibera such as Oprah, Madonna.. we never hide kibera to any one... NGO's are making akilling with it by sourcing money from around the world... For years everyone knew kibera had apopulation of 1.5m ppl untill census was done and the figure went to 171,000 thousand ppl.

Shaytun:
^^^^^ Those two towers you see their in the 3rd pic are the Eco-Towers.

They've already been sold out .

Still with eco atlantic Nairobi still has some of the tallest highrise underconstruction in Africa..

Random.. First two Nairobi and last two Mombasa

Young Nairobi

Nai

Nairobi

Marcelo290:
wow.. That's great and good to know, though i heard it is predominantly dominated by the Muslims or a Muslim city per say... I just hope they are not extremists like the ones we have here in the core North.

Majority are very peaceful... we have traibalism in Kenya but religion does not divide ppl here... Mombasa has more muslims than christians

forgiveness:
Can you provide substantial evidence to back up your claims?

From the pictures, I can see some parts are well arranged but nevertheless I need to know the name of districts or areas of each of these places in pictures. It is for me to ascertain if they are planned areas.

Please, give me the names of these areas and there districts.

Sorry the first was in 1927 second 1948 and 3rd 1973... we've had two more from 1973.. all are un upgrade from the previous one's.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://citymasterplan.nairobi.go.ke/index.php/niuplan/background&ved=0ahUKEwiHvfyYpNbTAhXMA8AKHZrfDR0QFggmMAE&usg=AFQjCNHtpoepFaHSXxwbBoAkEhpxBDiH5Q&sig2=OE8xJom3WaVhyslx3Ko5cQ

Nax

Nakuru Kenya

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Kisumu

In the streets of Nairobi

forgiveness:
Hehehehe! From my observation of Kenya's cities pictures emanating here, I can tell you Nairobi is beautiful but as Abuja if all these criteria and parameters are strictly used to judge and choose:

Strict urban regulations
Beautiful Architecture
Beautiful Gardens and Parks
Cleanliness
Natural environment etcetera

Abuja all the way.

Ok, tell me, is Nairobi a planned city?

There must be a parameter used and let us start with the above question.

Help me to aswer your question I may be biased...

The first master plan for Nairobi was in 1901 by settlers second came around 1946 then the 3rd one in 1970's