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Jonraid:
South Africa

Kenya

revenues: $15.43 billion
expenditures: $24.59 billion (2017 est.)

Nigeria

revenues: $13.97 billion
expenditures: $22.15 billion (2017 est.)

But Nigeria's budget is 70b. Give us a break!


https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2221rank.html

I told you Nigeria's budget is decorated on paper but in reality it doesnt translate on the ground for its citizen. Big talk and no action
Nigerians reaction to Nigeria's "budget"

ollah1:
Nigeria is the worst country on Earth and it's not an understatement. Other African countries are moving forward while Nigeria is going the other way round. It's really annoying

autolearner:
Sad that Nigeria does nothing but service Political Office Holders and Their Families with our recurrent budgets.

Not Like These countries have two heads.

boronkot:
they even beat you in terms of quality ,kenya is not resource depandant like nigeria with oil, their economy is diverse infact the largest non resource based economy in africa.

gallivant:
That fool is all over the place just trying to win, irregardless of the nature of the argument. Then goes ahead to congratulate himself for absolutely nothing. It's funny and sad at the same time. Let him wallow in his personal enigma, just clap for him after.

gallivant, jonraid, rvp20182, NairobiWalker, tlann, Kikuyu1, mtisTheQubit, Kur17
Stop debating him... He asked for Kenyans developmental infrastructure record and i provided. I challenged him to provide the same together with a link and he has become evasive. DON'T DEBATE HIM UNTIL HE PROVIDES FACTS ACCOMPANIED WITH LINKS FOR VERIFICATION.

forgiveness:
How many international airport terminals has Kenya built in the last 5 -8 years?

ISIOLO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 2013-2017
Isiolo International Airport Facts & Figures

Current capacity up to 125,000 passengers per year
4,500 square metre passenger terminal
5,000 square metre floor area
Sits on 330 hectares; 3,501 feet above sea level
Its runway is 2.5 km long
KISUMU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 2012-2016 Expansion

forgiveness:
How many kilometres of railway, monorail, light rail etc did Kenya government complete or has almost completed in the last 5 years?

Am really waiting I know you will make a dissapearing act when given facts
http://krc.co.ke/sgr-development-in-kenya/
Phase I {472 km} Mombasa – Nairobi 2014-2017

I will be giving you detailed information including the links for transparency... I expect you to also give me detailed infomation with evidence.
KENYA has built over 1000km of road within 5 years
http://www.kenha.co.ke/index.php/projects/completed-project

forgiveness:
How many kilometres of roads did Kenya do in a year?

No. PROJECT NAME
LENGTH (KM) REGION YEAR OF COMPLETION
1 Construction of Miritini-Mwache Kipevu Link Road 39.2 Mombasa 2018
2 Construction of Voi-Mwatate (A23) 45 Taita Taveta 2017
3 Construction of KCC (Sotik)-Ndanai-Gorgor (C15) 19 Bomet 2017
4 Construction of Ejinja-Bumala (C30) Road 37 Bungoma 2016
5 Construction of Kangema-Gacharage (C70) Road 35 Muranga 2017
6 Construction of Kaloleni-Kilifi (C107) Road 35 Kilifi 2017
7 Construction of Rumuruti-Maralal (C77) Road 45 Samburu 2017
8 Construction of Siaya-Ruambwa (C29) Road 29 Siaya 2017
9 Construction of Masara-Suna-Kehancha (C13) Road 62 Migori 2017
10 Marsabit – Turbi 122 Marsabit 2015
11 Timboroa – Eldoret 76 Uasin Gishu 2014
12 Homabay Mbita 43 Mombasa 2014
13 Londiani – Fortenan 63 Kericho/Kisumu2014
14 Modika – Nuno 12 Garissa 2015
15 Chepterit – Kimondi 14 Nandi 2015
16 Eldoret – Webuye 60 Uasin Gishu 2015
17 Athi River – Namanga 135 Kajiado 2015
18 Webuye – Malaba 60 Bungoma/Busia2015
19 Merille River – Marsabit 120.6 Marsabit 2017
20 Port Reitz Moi International Airport Access 6.4 Mombasa 2017
21 Turbi – Moyale 122 Marsabit 2017
22 Mwatate – Taveta 99 Taveta 2017
23 Bachuma Gate–maji ya Chumvi 50.4 Kilifi/Kwale 2018
24 Njoro Turnoff – Timboroa 84 Nakuru/Baringo 2010
25 Sultan Hamud–Machakos Turnoff 55 Macha/Makueni 2013
26 Machakos Turnoff – JKIA 33 Macha/Nairobi 2013
27 Kericho – Nyamasaria 76 Kericho/Kisumu 2014
28 Kericho – Mau Summit 58 Kericho 2015
29 Nyamasaria – Kisian-Kisumu Bypass (A1/B1) Road 22 Kisumu Central 2015
30 Chebilat – Ikonge – Chabera (C750) 38 Nyamira/kericho2018
31 Kisumu Airport – Kisian (Busia Road Part 2) 9.0 Kisumu Central 2015
32 Nairobi Southern Bypass 28.6 Nairobi/Kiambu 2016
33 Karen Round- About 4.4 Nairobi 2016
34 Bachuma Gate - Maji ya Chumvi 53.4 Kwale/Kilifi 2016
35 construction of mombasa southern bypass road kipevu 0.9 Mombasa 2018
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samsobo24:
I expected something reasonable from you but I was disappointed by you quoting some Nigerians opinion.

Are you saying the whole Kenyan citizens are satisfied with the mass poverty in kenya

I will let your fellow Nigerians give you an answer...

salford:
haha. And Nigerians are busy courting GE for the continous delievery of a mediocre rail system.Yet, no leadway with GE since 2010.
This train station fine pass manchester picadilly and lota of other train stations in Europe.

suyamasta:
Kenya is moving forward, Naija na mouth we just d make no action

Hati13:
Hi PissedYagami, your country Kenya is definitely beautiful, not just only from the photos posted, but I've also heard about it from a friend and read about it from tourists on the internet. Our country is also very beautiful. You better do something, because it's a matter of time before Ethiopia become one of the world most tourist destination country. For me it is the most beautiful place in the world(I'm not been biased). If I had a chance, I would love to visit your country, even if it's going to take me to travel by foot(but too bad I've no the intention to breathe anymore).

BedLam:
Girma!
Kenya is so lovely. Nairobi weather is so nice.

streetwise2015:
@Bedlam Pls how much did it cost you to get the Visa and what is the Process like? How much is the Flight ticket?...Await ur response..Thanks

austino677:
Is Kenya colder than Nigeria? Looks beautiful though

BedLam:
The City is very much green. I don't think any Nigerian City can compete with it even in terms of greenery.

BedLam:
My deductions...Nairobi has more Malls than the whole of Nigeria. I kid you not! The night life here is amazing! There are stores and restaurants that open 24/7. You can get anything you want.

claremont:
Lovely thread OP. I have visited Kenya a few times and loved every minute of my time there. Infact, I consider myself more Kenyan than Nigerian because I not only lived there on and off for a couple of months, but I also dated a cute little Kenyan lady at some point. I spent most of my time in Kenya up North in the rural suburbs like Nanyuki and Isiolo due to the nature of my job then, I really enjoyed living in the remote towns. Kenya is an amazing country where things actually work as the should, it will take Nigeria a good few years to get to the point Kenya is at the moment. The respect they have for their wildlife alone is something Nigerians should emulate. You need to try their food i.e. Ugali + vegetables + barbecue meat/fish. This thread fills me with nostalgic memories.

BedLam:
You are right! Some sort of decency you can't see in Nigeria. Imagine a Safari park in the middle of the City!
That's why their tourism is booming. Nairobi Airport is more than 3 times bigger than MMIA. So much life is here.

BedLam:
you have everything that's beautiful here. The west lands, parklands and Karen are something Lagos can't compete with. I might get other pic of the city tomorrow and 26. Hang on!

BedLam:
laugh one kee me!


You have a lot to do in Nairobi than in Lagos. Their airport is busy 24/7 and it's 3 times bigger than the one in Lagos. There's a reason for that. Tourism is a very big business here. Do you even have a museum in Lagos ?

suyamasta:
Kenya is moving forward, Naija na mouth we just d make no action

seunny4lif:
Buhari come and see your mate o oooh
Giant of Africa my left ball.
Nigeria is the worst country in Africa
See terminal even dey beautiful pass our MMIA

68816419:
Fool, I am sure few of you guys on nairaland are the only patriotic Kenyans

this what your fellow reasonable Kenyans are saying about your stupid country

Every body has an opinion, even the most advanced American democracy system has its critics, Trump is an example of a very opinionated negative comments but does that mean America is not progressed ... I noticed Nigerians have an affinity to notice 1 negative comment out of 1000 positive comments. I cant blame you...
More opinions of positive national's across Africa..

Drabeey:
good one Kenyans
Naija na una baba sha ooo

We av ds on ground already.... All thanks to PMB

drabeey was HERE

vioment:
Am I looking at south africa or kenya? Na wa for talking Nigeria. No dedicated plan.

Sh** I'm getting myself a Kenyan visa real soon

ollah1:
Nigeria is the worst country on Earth and it's not an understatement. Other African countries are moving forward while Nigeria is going the other way round. It's really annoying

Kazikazi:
Don't try to shift things around.Who said we don't want God given natural assets? Friend, I am against lies! Kenya is beautiful.Yes. And so as other nations.But is not the most beautiful in Africa or in the world.The same God who gave you those assets is the same God who hates lies!
Yes us Magufulis need your prayers,we need prayers to withstand your lies and deceptive habits.
We don't hate you.But we hate your pride,we hate your lies,your 'all must be mine' attitude. We hate your tribalism,your greedy.Tanzanians need prayers.Yes we do.Prayers to help us leave with a headstrong neighbour.,a neighbor who is not ashamed to claim what is not his!

The only reason you are on this thread is because your desire to discredit Kenya is on another level.... You have been here abusing us since day, 1, your intentions obviously is due to extreme jealousy. The author and owner of the thread is a Nigerian, the participants came at their own volition. You can never stop an idea whose time has come, the idea of a Kenyan development is here and not your badmouthing hatefull thoughts can derail it.
More positive comments by Nigerians

christejames:
Congratulations to Kenya for this milestone attained. I was just thinking how our leaders have pressed the retrogressive button on this country with their nonchalant attitude while watching the launching of this Standard Gauge Railway by Kenyatta which was streamed live on Facebook by CGTN yesterday .

boronkot:
they even beat you in terms of quality ,kenya is not resource depandant like nigeria with oil, their economy is diverse infact the largest non resource based economy in africa.

68816419:
[/b]Emerging wealthy Nigerians most enterprising in Africa, others – Report[/b]

Nigeria is the most entrepreneurial market across Asia, Africa and the Middle East when it comes to increasing wealth, a new research by Standard Chartered revealed on Wednesday.
/

But Nigerians ain't seeing anything positive bro.... This is what they are saying about your opinion.

BankeSmalls:
Nigeria is the nearest experience to hell fire.

izzou:


Getting out of this country is the only solution we have

Nigeria won't get better, whether Buhari or Atiku wins.

The system is still the same.

OgogoroFreak:
Nigeria is the hell fire. When the world ends, God will send all sinners around the world to Nigeria

Gallivant, jonraid, rvp20182, NairobiWalker, tlann, Kikuyu1, mtisTheQubit, Kur17, MtuMsuper
This forum has generated a lot of interests from foreign nationals and they have a genuine bit of desire to come visit. Here are testimonials by even Nigerians, Ethiopians and other Africans themselves who have desired to come visit or visited already....

Hati13:
Hi PissedYagami, your country Kenya is definitely beautiful, not just only from the photos posted, but I've also heard about it from a friend and read about it from tourists on the internet. Our country is also very beautiful. You better do something, because it's a matter of time before Ethiopia become one of the world most tourist destination country. For me it is the most beautiful place in the world(I'm not been biased). If I had a chance, I would love to visit your country, even if it's going to take me to travel by foot(but too bad I've no the intention to breathe anymore).

BedLam:
Girma!
Kenya is so lovely. Nairobi weather is so nice.

streetwise2015:
@Bedlam Pls how much did it cost you to get the Visa and what is the Process like? How much is the Flight ticket?...Await ur response..Thanks

austino677:
Is Kenya colder than Nigeria? Looks beautiful though

BedLam:
The City is very much green. I don't think any Nigerian City can compete with it even in terms of greenery.

BedLam:
My deductions...Nairobi has more Malls than the whole of Nigeria. I kid you not! The night life here is amazing! There are stores and restaurants that open 24/7. You can get anything you want.

claremont:
Lovely thread OP. I have visited Kenya a few times and loved every minute of my time there. Infact, I consider myself more Kenyan than Nigerian because I not only lived there on and off for a couple of months, but I also dated a cute little Kenyan lady at some point. I spent most of my time in Kenya up North in the rural suburbs like Nanyuki and Isiolo due to the nature of my job then, I really enjoyed living in the remote towns. Kenya is an amazing country where things actually work as the should, it will take Nigeria a good few years to get to the point Kenya is at the moment. The respect they have for their wildlife alone is something Nigerians should emulate. You need to try their food i.e. Ugali + vegetables + barbecue meat/fish. This thread fills me with nostalgic memories.

BedLam:
You are right! Some sort of decency you can't see in Nigeria. Imagine a Safari park in the middle of the City!
That's why their tourism is booming. Nairobi Airport is more than 3 times bigger than MMIA. So much life is here.

BedLam:
you have everything that's beautiful here. The west lands, parklands and Karen are something Lagos can't compete with. I might get other pic of the city tomorrow and 26. Hang on!

BedLam:
laugh one kee me!


You have a lot to do in Nairobi than in Lagos. Their airport is busy 24/7 and it's 3 times bigger than the one in Lagos. There's a reason for that. Tourism is a very big business here. Do you even have a museum in Lagos ?

suyamasta:
Kenya is moving forward, Naija na mouth we just d make no action

seunny4lif:
Buhari come and see your mate o oooh
Giant of Africa my left ball.
Nigeria is the worst country in Africa
See terminal even dey beautiful pass our MMIA

Kazikazi:
Pwaaaaaa
Hohohohoho...

Gallivant, jonraid, rvp20182, NairobiWalker, tlann, Kikuyu1, mtisTheQubit, Kur17
Do we make our neighbor so much jealous that he cant afford to appreciate natural things... I would have assumed it if it was about maybe Nairobi or any other city or town that is man made. But surely natural things from God makes an individual so bitter and pained to such an extent. The Magufuli people need our prayers, their hate for us in undeniably deeper than i thought.

Jonraid:
Devolution didn't get 2b! Do your math again!

What is the reason of those guys having billion dollar budgets yet nothing tangible on the ground!!!
Kenya with its meager budget has outwitted, out developed and dismembered the efficiency of a huge Nigerian figure budget on paper but nothing to show for it.
Imagine Kenya with the new oil revenue? What can it achieve if fully utilized in a decade or 2..... I feel the only limit will be the sky. Its time the Nigerian government stopped decorating its budget and really work on the utilisattion of its remaining small portion of oil wealth.

We have been arguing for over 2,500 pages and seems there is no end. I want to show the main reason why Kenyans have been fiercely defending the integrity of its development record. The past 2 decades has been euphoric to Kenyans in matters development and its fruits has been a joy to behold. Kenya rivaled only by Ethiopia in infrastructure development in Africa are the key architects of a booming craze in expanding its infrastructure in a scale only witnessed in the 90's by Asian tigers. In less than 2 decades they have built massive life changing developments to its own citizens in the shortest period leaving analysts wondering what another 2 decades or less is in store for their citizens.
Before and after pictures of massive road project in Kenya done...

KENYA
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
TAITA HILLS

KENYA
The beauty of a country is measured by the preserve of its people....

KENYA
The new 3km deep Olkaria Geothermal plant capable of producing 10MW to be added to the national grid next year. Its completion will enable the electrification of the current 120m/hr SGR train.

KENYA
Lake Turkana Windpower farm
Biggest windpower farm in Africa

KENYA
Mt.Kenya

KENYA
Mt. Kenya

KENYA
Iten-Kabarnet road

samsobo24:
hey man,let's see the real Kenya, not the Kenya where blacks never rule

A Nigerians opinion

Timil:
How is that even possible, when we have poorly developed areas like warri, umuahya, onitsha, uyo, akwa, birnin-kebbi, yola, bauchi and co.

Only a fool will believe this nonsense of Nigeria.

KENYA
MAASAI COMMUNITY

samsobo24:
hey man,let's see the real Kenya, not the Kenya where blacks never rule

KENYA

KENYA

KENYA
ROADS

KENYA

KENYA

Runalong333:
You failed to convince us of your lies and started picking on Africans who did nothing to you, and look at the blacklash you recieved . You never learn .

Nigerian answers you

Melison:
Says someone who may have never crossed Ghana before

Runalong333:
I'm much safer here than those in kibera and turkana, you have condemned them to starvation. We never hide that Nigeria is in bad shape currently , but does that mean a mere Kenya can now ridicule us ? The same Kenya with yellow eyed starving people? Unless it's another Kenya, the one of Indians and the white settlers.

Nigerian answer

WhyMoD:
Someone just woke up and penned down this trash..
Who told you Nigerians are smart?
Nigerians are animals and their leaders understand this very well.
Stop being a fool boy.
Don't think Nigerians are smarter than other countries because we are always scattering mouth. It only means we cant use our brain but rather shouting.

Runalong333:
Hahahaha, my question is why are so pained at all Africans on this forum? . You keep picking fights with everyone and the embarrassment you recieve makes me feel sorry for you

I like how Nigerians themselves bring their wet dreaming folks to a screeching halt about their giant of Africa nonsense

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Will this bullshit stop Nigerians from boarding rickety boats to Europe even if it means dying inside the Mediterranean Sea?
Some of you would even sacrifice your folks just to be given an American green card.
We deceive ourselves a lot in this shithole.

Lionessza6:
LOL, you are not mad at me , you are obviously mad at yourself . I have transformed you from a man to a little ranting bytch . The pain behind your posts is a telltale sign , you are trying so hard to regain your manhood but you keep on getting your arse owned lol.

I know you are trying to save face, you are a disgrace to say the least. It suprises me that a black South African would openly brag about a country he has put zero effort to build. If it was a white man or woman bragging about what his kinsmen did then it will be excused. Go get a job to do rather than attacking fellow africans over jealousy. A black South African cannot even spit on a white mans statue in Cape town but ,can lynch a fellow African over nothing I have lost respect for South African blacks

Lionessza6:
LOL, you are obviously in pain . My lazy arse has turned you into desparados, who are left to console yourselves with the lows of South Africa . I won't be going through your starvation pictures and the atrocities you commit against each other , but I will leave you to continue showing your wounds for all to see . I've done enough for the day lol.

Am mad that a South African who cannot even slap a statue of a white man on the streets have the tenacity to kill, maim and lynch a fellow African on the pretext of taking there "jobs". Why turn your anger on a fellow African whom a few years ago was offering you their country as a home for fleeing South Africans.