₦airaland Forum

Nowenuse:
You are too ugly for any Naija man to consider u.

See the kind of beautiful Kenyan women (models) that are getting pregnant for Nigerian men, let alone u ugly soul.

Is getting pregnant to an individual of Nigerian nationality a nobel prize winning achievment? So how has that helped the Naira stabilize in relation to other world currencies. Or how does getting pregnant for a Nigerian yahoo boy affected the price of Garri or rice in the local garbage stinking markets of Nigeria. Get a life bro, it would be even better if it was you that the Kenyan lady was having a baby for. Leave this gossip to womenfolk and village witches my friend and concentrate on more positive things like building your country and uplifting your personal financial status, not other peoples bedroom affairs.

uzzyfire:
I'm not joking bro neither am I a comedian. but billive me wen I say ,Nigeria will be d greatest country in d world .Nigeria will make Africa one of d best continents on d earth .

y do u think we have not separated despite all d trouble Nigeria is going through, its still standing strong

dude Nigeria was destined to be a very great country and no amount of troubles can prevent that

anyways ,its time will tell. I pray God will keep us all alive to see how powerful and great Nigeria wud become

Having uncontrolled birth rate doesn't make a country great, neither does the poor Naira make you agreat nation. What achievment has Nigeria made in the last decade that could be a pointer to moving closer to relating it to being great.

Kenya art gallery

fanficgirl:
The green scenary is gorgeous. What are the pink sparkling thing?

They are wind driven turbines that are used to generate electricity.

Nowenuse:
Myself and this beautiful Kenyan woman here are just laughing at the foolishness of all the Kenyans here.

Kikikikikikikiki

Let me help you post more Maasai pictures

Kenya random...

adamskutty:
It is a booming and lucrative business in Kenya.

They can only deceive themselves, how us it possible for a country with a population of 45mil, producing less than 2,000mw of electricity have 24hrs power supply it is impossible! They can't fool me.

I cant blame your ignorance... putting in mind I doubt your mental capacity to digest basic information. This is my home town & we produce our own electricity through huge wind turbines via a public-private funded initiative. The surplus electricity produced is outsourced to the national grid through Kengen company.

fanficgirl:
How much do Kenyans pay on taxes

All tax returns are filed electronically via the Kenya revenue portal website. It differs with the individual tax returns filed.

uzzyfire:
dude Nigeria wud be great again trust me !!

Nigeria will be d greatest country in d world

wen we wake up , Nigeria will conquer d earth

Hahaha.... you should audition for a comedy gig at Basket mouths show. You almost ruined my ribs bro!! You are a naturally talented comedian thou.

Kenya random picks

Jay254:
Guys we must be dealing with a retard.

Is he even of legal age to be on the internet... Daddy must have left his wi-fi & laptop at home.

adamskutty:
not better than calabar in cross river state which host the largest and biggest carnival in Aftica, were thousands of tourist all over the world converge every December.

Can you please stop quoting me until you lay off the cheap drugs you are on. You have no facts & zero background checks on any info you provide. Lay off the drugs boy & stay in school.

uzzyfire:
its not news that the great naira that was once higher than dollar has fallen tremendously

Yes, its not news either that Nigeria is the laughing stock of Africa. The poster boy of how not to run a country to its knees. Its not news that Nigeria is also a pure joke.

fanficgirl:
Are those apartment houses? They are cute

Yes my dear.... they are thousands of them in Malindi town. It is a beautiful town

fanficgirl:
The Chinese are taking all the credit

I don't care who takes credit, all that matters is that my tax payers money gives me value for money.

adamskutty:
That image is from Ghana. I have seen the article before.

we can post kiberia slum right in Nairobi, (Kenya best city) if u don't mind.

Have u ever heard of any slum in abuja before?

While posting the Kibera pictures dont forget to also state that there is a rehabilitation project of slum upgrading. Dont also forget to indicate the the Kibera slum enjoys 24hrs of electricity in comparison to Makoko slums that only sees electricity in books.

uzzyfire:
so?

So it means Nigeria cannot match the investment opportunities Kenya can offer. The fact the over 50k Italians have the confidence to put up mega investment projects in Kenya is an indicator that Kenya is a land of opportunity. The injection of foreign currency into our economy is the reason why the Kenyan shilling is stronger than the Naira. 1 shilling is equivalent to 5 Naira.

uzzyfire:
bla bla boring !!! we are tired of d generator jokes , use sumtin else

OK..... Lets try the Nigeria is a shit hole joke. Thou it aint funny as the generator one.

adamskutty:
uuuhmm. RKO Atlantic project, the biggest single project in Africa is tiring but ur own Kenya project is not tiring.

do u know how massive that project is?

The Eko Atlantic thing has been raped in this forum.. it has become the Nigerian lullaby song, that is the only major project that the 200m Nigerian population is depending upon to sub consciously change the shithole perception the country is.

Malindi town in Kenya is an investment hub for foreign holiday investors... it has the biggest Italian population in Africa.

fanficgirl:
Why are there Chinese symbols on top?

Its a Kenyan-Chinese investment project.

adamskutty:
is constructing not constructed!!!

The generator fumes must be doing you great disservice.... no wonder the maturity rate of most Nigerians is beyond reprehension.

Kenya has constructed one of the only underground train tunnels in Africa...

Kenya does not only boast of it's natural beauty but infrastructural beauty too...

Kenya is a beautiful country..... Its port has become s major transport hub...

Kenya is among the top 5 countries projected to have a 6% annual growth rate.

Kenya is a beautiful country... haters just don't want to admit it.

Nigeria is just a basket case..... this is a Nigerian talking

robosky02:
Nigeria is ranked 7th among 57 countries classified as facing a critical shortage of health workers, it was learnt Tuesday.

According to the Minister of Health, Prof Isaac Adewole the country has a shortage of 144,000 health workers. Nigeria is ranked second in Africa behind Ethiopia with 152,000.

Presently, the country boasts of 240,000 nurses and midwives and by 2030 the country will be needing 149,852 doctors and 471,353 nurses and midwives.

He spoke yesterday in Abuja at the occasion marking the International Day of the Midwife 2017, with the theme, “strengthening midwifery preservice training in Nigeria “midwives, mothers and families: partners for life”

The minister said only 99,120 doctors and 333,494 nurses and midwives will be available by 2030.

He therefore warned that the shortfall will make the co try health system vulnerable if there is no urgent and concrete plan to address the situation.

This the minister also linked to the high rate of maternal and child mortality in the country.

The minister also decried the distribution of health workers in the country, which according to him was skewed in favour of urban areas, with more than 50 per cent of the health workers.

He however assured Nigerians that the Midwives Service Scheme launched in 2009 will be modified to make it more effective, while at the same time ensure regular review of the curriculum of school of midwifery in the country.

He said, “human resources for health issues in Nigeria contribute to poor population health in the country, alongside threats from terrorism, infectious disease outbreaks, and political corruption.


Health inequities within Nigeria mirror the geographical disparities in human resources for health distribution and are worsened by the emigration of Nigerian nurses to developed countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom. Nigerian nurses are motivated to emigrate to work in healthier work environments, improve their economic prospects, and advance their careers.

“In 2006 the World Health Organization’s World Health Report defined 57 countries facing a critical shortage of health workers—those with fewer than 2.3 doctors, nurses, and midwives per 1,000 population. Against that ratio, Nigeria reported a shortage of nearly 40,000 health workers. The new data may indicate that Nigeria’s shortage is closer to 144,000—over three times the amount reported in 2006. This would be the seventh highest shortage of the 57 crisis countries. In Africa, only Ethiopia reported a higher shortage of 152,000 health workers.

“Until recently, records from the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria indicated that there were around 240,000 qualified nurses and midwives within the country. Additionally, given limitations in available workforce data within the country, the council’s data on active registration remain the most reliable proxy for determining the combined number of qualified and available nurses and midwives in Nigeria, across both the public and private sectors.

“According to a projection estimates from scientific modelling by Adebayo et al in 2016, Nigeria will need approximately 149,852 doctors and 471,353 nurses by the year 2030. With the available growth rate of Doctors/Nurses, by this same period only 99,120 doctors and 333,494 nurses will be available. This implies a shortage of about 50,120 doctors and 137,859 nurses. This translates to 33.45% gap in doctors’ supply and 29.25% gap in nurses’ supply. This shortfall will make the country health system vulnerable if there is no urgent and concrete plan to address the situation.

“Apart from the shortage, health workers are poorly distributed and in favour of urban, southern, tertiary health care services delivery, and curative care. For some cadres of health workers more than 50% work in the South Western part of the country with the majority living in the commercial city of Lagos. Efforts have been made to make health workers available in the rural areas. About 60% of the states in Nigeria, provide rural incentives to health workers that volunteer to serve in the rural areas, while others make rural service a condition for some critical promotion.

There is the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) that is mandatory for all new university and polytechnic graduates in Nigeria. The introduction of national service for freshly graduated midwives will address some of the shortages of human resource in the country.” Wife of the President of the Senate, Mrs. Toyin Saraki in her goodwill message said the I pittance of primary healthcare cannot be over emphasized.

She said, “We cannot over emphasise the importance of Primary health care in the delivery of cost effective and high impact health outcomes for our mothers and their babies, including strengthening health and health-related systems. We know that an efficient and effective PHC systems is one that can cater to between 70-80% of the healthcare and health service needs of people, and as close to the people’s living and working locations.

The move to ensure the revitalization and full functionality of PHCs across Nigeria, will also help cater to the professional needs of midwives especially in regions where mothers have been unable to access quality health care due to distance or an absence of skilled health workers.”

cc: lalasticlala, mynd44
http://doctorsquarters.com/nigeria-ranked-7th-among-countries-facing-shortage-of-health-workers/

forgiveness:
Quality of amenities, and you think Ibadan or other Nigeria's cities don't have quality amenities!?

List the quality amenities Kisumu or Eldoret have that Ibadan doesn't have. Is there any?

KISUMU
1. 3 public universities
2. 1 ICD- Inland container Depot(100,000) capacity
3. 1 public referral Hospital( Cancer screening center, 3,500 bed capacity)
4. 1 international airport
5. 1 inland port

Jayceon:
isn't this thread a d*ck measuring contest between Nigeria and Kenya?

Nope.... Ball measuring in Kenya and pussy for Nigeria!!

obaaderemi:
Which part of kenya is this?reminds one of the opening scene of Sound of Music.

Thats Kericho County near Kericho town the great rift valley...

Kenya beautiful scenes