₦airaland Forum

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Ikeja lagos
Ikeja is the capital of Lagos State. Prior to the emergence of military rule in the early 1980s, Ikeja was a well planned, clean and quiet residential and commercial town with shopping malls, pharmacies and government reservation areas. The Murtala Mohammed International Airport is located in Ikeja. Ikeja is also home to the Femi Kuti's Africa Shrine and Lagbaja's Motherlan'; both venues for live music. It now boasts a shopping mall, Ikeja City Mall, which is the largest mall in the Mainland of Lagos State and also has a cinema.

Districts in the city include:

Oregun
Ojodu
Opebi
Akiode
Alausa
Agidingbi
Magodo
Government Residence Area, Ikeja
Kenyans must learn on how to build cities with good walk ways, roads,Drainage systems, Good road markings and above all equal planned development across a state/county
No any area(s) outside Nairobi CBD, gt Good side walks and drainage systems

forgiveness:
dem need am once in a while.

tylann:
What is uyo
You are dreaming
Lagos is a hell of a place

tylann:
You always have no point
You know nothing about kenya or rather nairobi

forgiveness:
Where is Kenya the giant of Kenya?

forgiveness:
Out of 198 million Nigeria's population 78 million are not connected. The remaining 120 million people are connected but it is still more than the population of Kenya and Ghana combined.

However, Kenya with 50 million population still has 28 million of its people living and wallowing in darkness.

forgiveness:
Honestly!

forgiveness:
That's why they hate him.

Ibrahimanis:
Lagos Lagos Lagos Lagos I could have sworn someone compared a certain city to "this". Surely not, must be just an irritating dream

Ibrahimanis:
Lagos

forgiveness:
Hahahaha! Kazikazi just dey expose dem everyday. Chaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!

Ibrahimanis:
In four years time, Lagos will be like Dubai, while they want to catch up to J'borg in 22years

Accra might be like Lagos as it is today in 10yrs time if the current trend continues

forgiveness:
But 500,000 Ghanians are in Nigeria.

forgiveness:
Hahahaha! Honestly, sentiments aside. Dar es salaam is far better.

Ibrahimanis:
Lagos

forgiveness:
Do you Moyale, El wak, Was etcetera in the North don't deserve development and electricity?

No wonder they wallowing in darkness.

forgiveness:
Does Nairobi have BRT and metro system?

forgiveness:
More than half of your country is engulfed in darkness and underdevelopment, you are here claiming progress.

PROVERBZ:
not even a single block has been laid on the Accra marina drive its almost a year since the president of Ghana commissioned it

I was hoping you where going to say Appolonia city the sister city of tatu in Kenya then I would counter you with a picture of an ordinary estate in abuja no big fuss

pic 2 Appolonia city pic 1 abuja estate

forgiveness:
The whole of Kenyan's north in engulfed in darkness. That shows underdeveloped Kenya is.

forgiveness:
I no go lie Dar es salaam better pass Nairobi and Accra combined.

forgiveness:
Keep making mouth while we keep feeding you with pure undiluted facts. No Kenyan city is planned. It's on record.

How is the sorcery booming business in Kenya?

Kenya is the regional and international capital of juju. See your President patronising JuJu.

forgiveness:
Honestly, it's an insult comparing Nigeria with those two underdeveloped countries. Now, I know.

forgiveness:
We know Kenya doesn't have planned cities. Ibrahimanis has shown you the graph and I believe he can show you again.

On sorcery, nothing is known about Kenya here because we didn't really pay attention to it though I know it's inevitable for an African country not to practice sorcery but today I want to expose the height of JuJu commercialisation in Kenya. Enjoy the discoveries.

Next time don't come here lying there's no sorcery in Kenya.

tylann:
Would mind explaining why Lagos never miss Africa worst cities list

darfay:
I guess we are typing from Pluto

darfay:
Gaynaynyansh here craves attention. I wonder why you guys answer them

Just30:
ignored


i dont chaT WITH illiterates and people from the buttom of the common sense ladder

off to bed