₦airaland Forum

gallivant:
Nigeria and the IMF colony has a large housing deficit, who will rescue the Nigha housing sector?

That is why we are concurring your country

Your new Lords are coming

gallivant:
Nigeria and the IMF colony has a large housing deficit, who will rescue the Nigha housing sector?

That is why we are concurring your country

To make Kenya urbanized and not look like a typical village it is

gallivant:
You are lying through your teeth. Why can't they build the condos in Nigeria or the IMF colony? Is it too risky? Maybe a stagnant economy or the fear of getting scammed by Yahoo boys. I settle on the latter.

gallivant:
I knew it wouldn't take long for you to start lying. You have proof of your claims Yahoo man?

what proof do you want

or you want the Nigerians to keep repeating the post of how they have to buy the little real estates in Nairobi just to prevent that sector from collapse ?

gallivant:
Yet according to you fools, the Brits and rich Nigerians are trooping here to buy property. Something doesn't add up. You feel me?

So you dont know that the condos being built in Nairobi are owned by Nigerians and Brits and Indians and Qataris and Chinese and Somalians?

you guys are lazy villagers who are not exposed

samorobo:
What can one do..instead of watching them go outside the continent to disgrace us let us curb the disgrace by helping them out....

Kenyans should I send you my dog left of food through DHL...

they will squabble over it like they do dry maize

gallivant:
Lol

You are confused and out of excuses.If Kenya is so poor why are Dangotes and Brits not buying property and settling in the IMF colony or the poverty capital?

no deflections

they think you are disgracing Africa too much
They have come to save your shithole country from the hands of the Qataris Indians and Chinese

but there is only so much one can do when the people themselves are not waking up from their poverty and backward village life.
The only dream of a Kenyan is to make small money to be able to afford a dirty government flat.

That is not ambitious

A typical village
just like every other town in Kenya
Nairobi neither has roads nor hospitals

just wait, they will start posting Chicken pen as hospitals

samorobo:
Kenyans are Bunches of loud mouths..The Kisumu they are hyping is largely a village with no city vibe forget those 3 hotel 1980's block style building they are using to portray a over 5,000kmsq land area...the village Kisumu recently just got her first traffic light 5 months ago... Yes 5 months ago..

A city should have complex road, bridge, flyover network and this things I listed above is lacking in that western village of Kenya..

gallivant:
Don't tell me, tell Sammy and Askia Harem.

what he posted was about Nigerians and Brits buying your posh houses

because ya can afford it

dont be desperate

tickle yourself and laugh

how far with the lesson note NANA give to your president ?

is he finally using it to make your country better?

Wuoche:
Guess Ghanaian President used wrong Nairobi photo for inspiration

tickle yourself and laugh

how far with the lesson note NANA give to your president ?

is he finally using it to make your country better?

Wuoche:
Guess Ghanaian President used wrong Nairobi photo for inspiration

Shma:
pictures don't lie. KISUMU is Kenya's Accra

pics dont lie
likewise stats and reality

Even comparing kisumu to a village here will be a crime

Cause kisumu will look like a slum

Nimba County is Liberia way better kisumu

by Ghana standard,
Kisumu is a village of slums

Wuoche:
I think even Kisumu is better than Ghannian cities

i have nothing to be pained about

cry your own cry

wallow in your misery

Shma:
says a pained slowpoke

hahaha poor Kenyan

always looking for an escape route


there is no excuse for being poor.

Stevoh18:
Hahaa Ghanaians are very funny and full of pettinesses

always begging for help to save them from starvation

samorobo:
You are right..we don't want them running to the Chinese for food aid when we can actually help them...they have disgraced Africa enough on the international platform it. is high time we save Africa's good name by saving their hungry, ready to beg asses...

Nigerians are not buying your land
neither are the brits
it is valueless to them

anyway, nice deflection

gallivant:
I thought we sold it to Nigerians and the British? Put more effort into your deflection. You are only embarrassing yourself.

samorobo:
I wouldn't know wildlife lives in zoo not human..I should be the one asking how the zoo is today, so let me do honours...

How is the zoo today ?

I guess we have to stock more food just so they dont disgrace all of us

the dry season is coming

Kenyans are busy behaving and living like slaves

Sold all your Lands to the Indians
Qataris
and Chinese

a proper colony

gallivant:
You have only exposed yourself as people still in chains, psychologically. We must pray for you Nigerians.

mtisTheQubit:
whta you have there is not luxury..its idiots spending money on ghetto stuff if you want to see luxury come to kenya..i knew you will talk of whites an stuff but its ok..sammy there is something call a class..cant buy that

As usual
because you cant afford condos and town houses
you think it is like the cheap dirty hen pen you live in.



Kenyans are poor hence cant afford proper housing.
Here not only our politicians live in good housing we the citizens also do

that was the message of my pics

Ghana, Nigeria top list of markets to watch for key project developments


Ghana’s determination to become sub-Saharan Africa’s first LNG importer in 2020 is set to become reality as the Tema LNG terminal project nears completion.

In its African Energy Outlook 2020 report launched last month, the African Energy Chamber (“The Chamber”) highlighted the importance of increased infrastructure capacity in Africa’s long-term industrial development.

Spotlighting the $12 billion Dangote Refinery in Nigeria and Ghana's Tema LNG Terminal, the Chamber noted the essential role such projects play in revamping the sector and creating opportunities for private sector investors.

“At a time when the low oil price is gripping treasury revenues, private capital is developing key oil and gas infrastructure projects which could have a significant impact on the African energy and power landscape over the next decade,” the report said.

On the Dangote Refinery, the Chamber called attention to the current state of Nigeria’s infrastructure and the contribution the project would have specifically as the country works towards tripling its refining capacity to 1.5 million bpd by 2025 as a means to reduce its reliance on fuel imports.

To this, the report said, “the refinery’s tank farms are set out for completion in Q4-19 and they may be used as a depot before the refinery’s production starts. This would provide an immediate increase to fuel storage capacity.”

Ghana’s determination to become sub-Saharan Africa’s first LNG importer in 2020 is set to become a reality as the Tema LNG terminal project nears completion. The project will be able to cover 25 percent of Ghana’s total electricity generation capacity, with gas providing a cheaper alternative to oil.

“The deal with Rosneft enables Ghana to diversify gas imports away from Nigeria, which has consistently failed to provide the agreed level of supply since the West African Gas Pipeline started operating (back in November 2011),” the Chamber explained.

It added in the report that the emergence of offshore storage and regasification technology is enabling smaller, lower-risk, rapid LNG solutions that could be replicated elsewhere in the region in countries with substantial gas reserves.

Now available for free download on the website, the African Energy Outlook 2020 also features the 25 Movers and Shakers to Watch list which highlights key industry players that are set to have a great impact on the future of Africa’s energy and economic development.

The list includes Donald J. Trump President of The United States of America; Mustafa Sanalla Chairman, National Oil Corporation, Libya; Abdel Fatah Al-Sisi President Of Egypt; Dr Omar Mitha? Chairman & Ceo, Enh Mozambique and Tope Shonubi Managing Director, Sahara Energy.

samorobo:
Luxury condo is hard to see in that cesspool land..

it is strange to them

they keep posting William rutto house



here we dont care about politicians house

Shma:
So Google has feed you with that when you typed posh houses in Ghana? anyway those are just ordinary houses here in Kenya. In west only Naija can have a say on posh houses not Ghana.. And before I forget, don't place Naija on the same shoe with you guys, we know Naija is a zoo but it is far more better that ghana. So just talk of Ghana alone in your sentence, and if you want to talk about Naija then talk of it in a separate conviction. These are some of the posh houses in kenya

the pic ids how far a kenyan will get close to living in a good home

Shma:
So Google has feed you with that when you typed posh houses in Ghana? anyway those are just ordinary houses here in Kenya. In west only Naija can have a say on posh houses not Ghana.. And before I forget, don't place Naija on the same shoe with you guys, we know Naija is a zoo but it is far more better that ghana. So just talk of Ghana alone in your sentence, and if you want to talk about Naija then talk of it in a separate conviction. These are some of the posh houses in kenya

yet youve been repeating one pic for 5000 pages

your well to do people are living in dirty flats in nairobi
while the majority poor are living in slums.

youre here comparing yourself to some who outmatch you on all front

rvp20182:
Really nigga.That is luxury in Ghana haha

yeah middle-income townhouses are a luxury
we are not talking about dirty flats in kenya

mtisTheQubit:
So you wasted 10 minutes an paid $1m

Ths one spend money here for days..we did not pay them..

cause you are poor

you cant pay for anything

mtisTheQubit:
My new neighbour. . ..ok I need to quite ths forum...

how is slum life working out for you?

Guys Check my new neighbour

Kenyans, when we say we own the luxury we create
this is what we mean.

we are ordinary Ghanaians and Nigerians

just check the background

AskiaHarem:
Why are you lying fraud? Nigerians and British purchase the most properties in Kenya. Now get EXPOSED!

exposed

AskiaHarem:
Again for the hundredth time YOUR White master's words are not the gospel to us like they are to you coons. Im getting real tired of repeating myself. We also don't care for whatever blog you got this from. Of course many love Kenya Colony. You skeletons all behave like the obedient slaves they want black people to be. Kenyans always disgracing the race.

only in Kenya
inferior beings

Should we send them food aid?

samorobo:
Lawd pls look down from heaven and have mercy on Kenyans...This suffering is just too much...I am not mocking Kenyans desperately need to be helped....

I can see drewbinsky from the 3rd video having fun with those wildlife in kibera...oh sorry I meant humans in kibera

Should we send them food aid?

samorobo:
Lawd pls look down from heaven and have mercy on Kenyans...This suffering is just too much...I am not mocking Kenyans desperately need to be helped....

I can see drewbinsky from the 3rd video having fun with those wildlife in kibera...oh sorry I meant humans in kibera