₦airaland Forum

Even the UK imports food? We import to cover our deficits,it doesn't pass through the boarder for free,we pay for it!

Kazikazi:
Their president have made it clear....
Forget about those fake indexes...The dudes are starving!

TayserMahri:
hiyo jina ni international NairobiWalker ako sawa aendelee vivo hivo kupiga kazimoto stick

I'm just saying...

Kazikazi:
OK fine.Since you sincerely asked Tz to forgive kiberans, we have forgiven them! We won't close the border post so that they can keep on receiving food supplies

Wallahi mi siwezi kubali kuitwa kumamoto

TayserMahri:

The numbers of Ultra High Net Wealth Individuals.The UHNWI's (Ultra High Net Worth Individuals) are individuals with a net of over 30 million US dollars.South Africa leads the pack with an impressive margin followed by Egypt,Nigeria then Kenya.

Bit low numbers for Nigeria considering their big GDP and population

Source: Knight Frank Wealth Report 2019

A bold 24% projected growth of high net worth individuals in Kenya by 2023.Highest projection in the continent.

Source- Knight Frank Wealth Report 2019

There is also a nurse strike ongoing in some counties in Kenya.You can also highlight about that

You are looking for negatives in Kenya,I mean just like any country we have them.These hitches won't make Tanzania eclipse on Kenya.I might as well post the negative reports I see from Tanzania but Tanzania doesn't faze me!

Kazikazi:
OK let me leave your sigiri bridge disastrous construction.

How is Kenyatta airport doing today? I see a lot of planes are diverted to Tanzania. Can you guys do without us??

We have grand infrastructural blunders everywhere in this world.Petty for you to concentrate on a small bridge in rural Kenya!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gi9u6VgGn3k?t=1

Kazikazi:
Who doesn't build super highways in this day n age?

But anyway have u tried again to build sigiri bridge? Last time I checked it collapsed. Learn how to build bridges then I will engage u

Nice how a small broken bridge in Kenya went international!

Here is the bridge,it was 'mended' sometimes back!

Kazikazi:
Who doesn't build super highways in this day n age?

But anyway have u tried again to build sigiri bridge? Last time I checked it collapsed. Learn how to build bridges then I will engage u

The variance of Kenya's climatic zones has even affected where most Kenyans live in the country.In the humid regions,we get to see clustered human settlements,in the much drier areas the population is scattered and nothing much happens on the ground.From this,we can juxtapose these three maps of Kenya and come up with interesting deductions!


1.Large swathes of the Northern and Eastern part of Kenya which is characterised by arid and semi arid climate isn't much visible from the space at night.This areas are sparsely populated.

2.Most Kenyans seem to live in some sections of the coast,central and western part of the country.There seems to be linear settlements along the Nairobi Mombasa highway as witnessed from the satellite light mapping of Kenya!

3.Good climatic conditions still remains a huge factor influencing population distribution in the country.

rvp2018:
Kenya seem as dry as Somali - yet produce & export lot more agricluture goods than all it's lazy neighbors with favourable climate.

Look at Tanzania - huge arable land - and incredibly lazy witch-craft practicing primitives.

Let not even talk about the ZOO - Nigeria - where everywhere is nearly arable - but poverty is now out of this world.

TBH,he can qualify as one!

XhosaNostra:
LMFAO, Jon. That's unfair. What if she also wants to be teased by you? Does a man count as a pole?

Not that this body can't bend but how about if the missus does it instead and I just watch? I bet there is a pole in your bedroom!

XhosaNostra:
LMFAO. Of course not! Don't you get a little playful sometimes & start slithering on the floor or air hump?

Sounds more like a 'male diva' type of shite!

XhosaNostra:
Climbing up & down the pole
Is there a particular song that awakens the stripper in you ?

I reckon this would be the perfect stripper song for guys

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What's that? I don't know of it,just give me the lessons already!

XhosaNostra:
There's a lesson I wanna teach Barry White style

A pity indeed,how could the curriculum not give mentions to some of this history movers?

Before age 14, a Kenyan child would have known of Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt,Ahmed Ben Bella of Algeria,Siad Barre of Somalia,Leopold Senghor of Senegal,not forgetting the likes of Nkurumah,Nyerere,Milton Obote,Haile Selassie,Nelson Mandela and among many others who leaved a mark in the trails of African history!

We would learn of gold mining in Ghana and South Africa,copper mining in Zambia and Uganda,Diamond mining in Tanzania and SA,crude oil extraction in Libya and Egypt.The curriculum gave us all these,we would be tested on what's being mined in Witwatersrand,Mwadui and Kilembe.You'll be asked when Ghana gained independence and the nobel prize winners of Vilakazi.You might also be asked of the Aswan high dam of Egypt and the Danakil Alps of Ethiopia.All these was just at primary level.It was even more expanded in secondary where the social studies was broken into two subjects in history and geography! It's impossible for me to just write up on what we really got from the curriculum,it's impossible to say the least!

chrisagyei:
Wow,that's wonderful to hear,that's basically the main cities in Ghana including the highly industrial and port cityTema where the GMT longitudinal line ends and also Tamale the Savannah City in the north. It's a pity we never learned about a single African country or leader in general Social Studies .We only talked about the big Six,Kwame Nkrumah,different ethnic groups in Ghana and only Ghanaian history.No South Africa,East Africa,North Africa or even West African country was learnt or at least mentioned in our general Social Studies.We know little or nothing about Africa except Ghanaian history lessons.Its some of us who dared to read outside the box who got to know something about Africa otherwise the educational system is centered on nothing buh mostly Ghana stuffs.Buh Ghanaians read wide.Maybe it's because we felt Africa betrayed Nkrumah or maybe the leaders wanted to forget Nkrumah's one Africa project and dream.

*YAWN*

AskiaHarem:
Stop trying to play victim mouthbreather. I only started exposing you fruads when you unprovokingly came after the land. I'll stop when the truth finally penetrates the thick skulls of you peasants and you realize your place

Now get off this site and get back to doing what you guys do best when it comes to the land. HATING AND CLOUT CHASING

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Non-verbal cues you mean? You could make a great teacher!

XhosaNostra:
Not the ones you have in mind, but yeah The thing is, I'm very animated when speaking in real life, so using pictures is my way to replicate that. To create a visual image

Have those Indian guys ever tried you in DM?

XhosaNostra:
Lol, I swear to God. I don't do stuff like that. I think it's weird.

Which reminds me of something. Watch this. Too funny


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I get it!

vaxx:
i only brought in the America embassey in london as comparism since both of them are of single structure.


what make the america embassy in london expensive is the security gadget and not juat the structure only.


i agree the America embassey in Accra might not cost up to that.

I'm not disputing the one for London.It might be good if you upload the article,I think they got it wrong on the cost!

vaxx:
Same amount was used to build American embassy located in london.

well, maybe the cost of the building is what might be exaggerated. i will upload the articule that gave account of everything about the embassy later.

There is more to that gallery! Let me ease it for you,feel free to lie!

XhosaNostra:
But I'm being honest lol.

You can imagine the outrage coming from the republicans hearing of that large sum for an embassy! Worse still,that embassy is in Africa. vaxx was in error just like we sometimes do.

rvp20182:
That would be huge dent on us foreign service budget...a billion dollars embassy..does it also launch space ships.

We never said that we are perfect, we just want him to substantiate his facts of a billion dollar embassy! We just think that a billion US dollars is a lot for an embassy building! The one billion dollar embassy in London should be the most expensive US embassy and it's only new! I guess it was a slip coming from him!

jaycent:
Everything about Kenya is perfect. Everything in that country is the best in the whole world. I don't really know what's wrong with those people!

It's looks like a supermarket minus the shelves.This is how a terminal should look like!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQiCLXPw7o4?t=35

Kazikazi:
This is the most modern airport in east Africa.
Jk Nyerere international

A billion US dollars means about three Thika Superhighways! Few buildings can cost that much!

rvp20182:
Accra us embassy was built at total cost of 70m dollars..do you guys know what 1b dollars can build... kindly fact check before posting.The embassy is nothing of a beauty.. sorry Ghanaian you guys need to find something more braggable.

Well,I wouldn't expect a typical politician to say that he/she is corrupt!

XhosaNostra:
LMFAO, no! I'm a prude

This are facts! Someone who passed Kenya's KCPE and KCSE is truly knowledgeable of not only Kenya,East Africa,Africa but also the world.With some little training,a form four leaver might as well get into formal employment in some careers without even passing through varsity or college.The 8-4-4 is brilliant even though it has some challenges facing it!

tylann:
Kenya are taught history of kenya
History of east Africa
History of Africa
History of the world .

Let's talk about this! You do have those too!

XhosaNostra:
Not the ones you have in mind , but yeah The thing is, I'm very animated when speaking in real life, so using pictures is my way to replicate that. To create a visual image

I remember a mention of Ghana in my primary's Social Studies.We had this triangle of mineral towns which composed of Accra,Kumasi and Takoradi if I'm not wrong! Another big mention from Ghana was of course Kwame Nkurumah! I mean we learned lot's of stuff,I till this day remember of Samori Ture of Guinea the tough fighter who made the French forces labour for their win against his well equipped army! Talk of political legends like Leopold Senghor of Senegal and more great figures.Our curriculum is and was truly Pan African!

chrisagyei:
The only history taught in basic schools are Ghana and her neighbors.We have only three neighbors which is Togo,Cote D'Ivoire and Burkina Faso.Their capitals cities are only taught and the meaning of ECOWAS,AU and the UN.That's it about Africa,so most Ghanaians hardly know the African communities except maybe Nigeria who are all over the place.

So your gallery is filled with all this kind of pictures?

XhosaNostra:
Religious differences is one thing, that is workable imo if each individual respects the other's views, choices & opinions. However, you should at least share similar beliefs in important matters such as fidelity, having children etc. You don't have to be each other's clones as that'd be a bit dull & lacking a little...

If you could elect a man like Zitto for the top seat he would definitely get you out of LDC status!

Kazikazi:
a fellow from a failed state talks!