₦airaland Forum

Kazikazi:
Why are angry after I mentioned food security? Am I pressing wrong button?

I guess you're a having a bloated and gassy stomach for eating too much cashew nuts

Kazikazi:
Oh that is simple..
1.Food security. If you passed that let's move to the next one..

You should sort out your wretchedness and mulnourished status first, before you poke your nose to a more advanced neighbour

rvp20182:
Nigeria will cease to exist with oil becoming less important. By 2030 with all the clean energy we are talking about 3 or 4 countries.If oil falls below 40 dollars the gov will collapse unable to meets it's financial obligations..and it's either army take over again or another civil war.. Biafra will swiftly declare independence.Remove Oil from Nigeria and you got slums cities with poorly educated people and yam based economy.

I think by then that massive shthle would be splitted into several ghettos, with over 80% under poverty

TayserMahiri:


Still strong. Hats off to this old man. I never thought he would make it this far when he was living in London.

But I don't know why they call "lifeless" as in a dead man

TayserMahiri:
Tbh I dont think about Naija economywise. They are a useless country to compare with. I actually consider it an insult for anyone to say we will 'overtake' them. There's nothing to gain from them apart from entertainment. SA yes for sure. I want nothing else than Kenya infrastructure looking like RSA by 2030. I think the fears stoked by land expropriation rumors are already taking a toll. You can imagine when they finally start doing the dirty work. You can only wish them the best. I have always maintained that SA should have done the dirty work immediately they got independence. That time everyone was kinda anticipating things to change drastically and many would have swallowed it. Right now its real dirty work. Even Trump is taking a keen interest in the matter, siding with whites. And Malema is not coming down.

We only need to work on our toxic politics. You imagine how easy it would be to hit double digit growth if we didnt have the momentum slowed down every election. With SA they will most likely be meeting us so we wont need to work too hard upwards. I suggest we set our sights higher, like the Asian Tigers. And we must continue to check the population. We need a balance that will reap us dividends in the short term and also not affect as in future. The last thing I want to hear in future is that because of our current population control policies we will need to import Nigerian breeding bulls to cover population deficits. We need that balance. How I wish Kibaki was still young because these days I dont trust our current crop of leadership.

I feel like same issues of land is going to happen here with the few settlers we have, do you think it might have a worrying impact economically speaking

Iwantslavesgone:
Kikikiki growing because foreign lords have found a much weaker nation to take over . Kenyans . All the yachts and shiny buildings don't belong to your hungry , long necked asses . You are to only clean and guard them

A generator for you

Iwantslavesgone:
Handsome leader
Vs
A burnt charcoal frog

Is he sick or something nowadays, he doesn't look like someone heathy at aaaall

Iwantslavesgone:
We all know the truth, they stole from somewhere and found a safe haven dominated by fellow British invaders , so they know they will easily settle there with black ass Kenyan chauffeurs, Maids and asslikers . Don't play stupid , you know the truth.

I'm thinking of ignoring this but anyway..., unlike your poverty stricken country where poverty is growing in matter of seconds, Kenya has one of the fastest growing economy in Africa with a lesser population growth..
You think that doesn't have any impact

Iwantslavesgone:
Kikikiki those growing rich people are mainly foreigners moving there to dominate your silly asses . Kenyans

Ooh so you know them? what are their names, list them all here

This is the making of a Singapore in Africa

Nai

Iwantslavesgone:
I will leave your issues when you stop starving like dogs

You're starving your cats and chickens by eating their staple food day in day out, like rats, snail, frogs ets, and you still have guts of mocking us

Iwantslavesgone:
Ask how South African and Ghana economies are doing after deporting Nigerians. You will soon regret it .

You think you have any tangible (positive) impact to any other country apart from yours...

South Africans are in this thread, they'll attest that you have zero influence

Iwantslavesgone:
You are a nuisance in Tanzania you fool who knows where else . Your own neighbour hates you and you speak the same language , imagine .

Stick your nose to your zoo issues, I'll only engage in such talks with a lazy Tanzania

Kenyanstar:
He thought Kenya is similar to that zoo Nigeria where crime goes unpunished .... The DCI isnt taking this Nigerian criminality easily.

They'll face the music, seems like life is hell on earth up there, after being sent back to their dim country they try all means to get back here

Iwantslavesgone:
He thinks He is funny

Kenyans deported from Tanzania encounter difficult times

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nation.co.ke/news/Tough-times-for-Kenyans-deported-from-Tanzania/1056-4281264-view-asAMP-9l0nplz/index.html

That link doesn't say anything negative about those Kenyans, we have a neigbour who's living in fear and jealous of us(Kenyans)

How many Kenyans have been deported from Nigeria?

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Jonraid:
And the looks on the faces of the Nigerian men being deported is so so priceless. They know full well they are going back home, back to the cesspool they were born in!

I had a pity on this one, the obese fellow really cried..., I could have bought a generator for him, if I met him before he got deported...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1N0c_Fu0JQ

This Nigerian crying in Mombasa want's to tell his wife how he has been robbed by a call girl

Jonraid:
Many of Nigerians are just spectators.If 80 million plus people live below the poverty line... what does that say? Remember we have a distinction of those who live in poverty and those who live below the poverty line.If you do your calculations,there is nothing much you can pull out from Nigeria except misery! If you look at the Nigerian roads,most of the cars are outdated and look very old! I wonder how many units are sold there annually! Where is the purchasing power of their large middleclass?

They'll never want to post pictures of their towns and cities, everything there is old and rusty...the other guy posted images of Nairobi with a caption " this is Port-Harcourt, Nairobi is a slum'...

Slaveryisgood:
You are still infertile losers. Tanzanians are better than you in population . Get some pills.

A lazy Kazikazi is still asleep while you're skinning a rat for lunch, do you think we'll ever be on the same league

rvp20182:
Comparing Nigeria biggest Tax payer outside Oil (MTN Nigeria) and Kenya's Safaricom.
MTN Nigeria - Total customers around 55m (Market Share 40%. Safaricom (around 30M - market share 65%).

2018 half year revenue 1.7B dollars against Safaricom 1.2B dollars.

Nigeria telcom sector in 2018 we can assume is worth - 8.5B dollars - while Kenya is 3.7B dollars - as you can see about HALF

Where is Nigeria vaunted SERVICE SECTOR?

All the figures I ran - including in finance/telcoms - I generally see a market twice as big as kenya!

They might fool some people sometimes, but they'll never fool everyone all the time

kikuyu1:
REALLY,NIGGA!?Are you high? Which country is this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMDoO_9KAc8

You take your jokes wayyyyyy too far!

Yeah scarring

spendoon:
The truth is when it comes to residential houses nd other things related to dat Abuja has beaten any place in Kenya in dat becus Nigeria is more wealthy nd has more wealthy citizens in Kenya
but when it comes to commercial buildings buildings Lagos beat any other parts I n kenya

Show us, photos photos photos

Kenya has 39airports (JKIA-the best in Africa)
Nigeria has 30 airports

68816419:
ll, the very truth is nairobi can only defeat lagos in greening and nothing else, when both CBDs are removed from the equations, Lagos wins hands down, the reasons been that , nairobi development are all situated at the CBD and adjoining upper hill Ares, and this so called upper hill have bad infrastructure(bad roads, no drainage, no good master plans) and this tells you that Kenyans can never build any planned city from scratch.
Aside that, even the so called " developed" areas are too small to be compared with Lagos developed areas . In lagos, development are well spreads across different locations you could go to Ikeja VI, Apapa, festac, lekki and other places and find that these areas have the feeling of a "City" and not just as an areas, these places (not the CBDs) are planned and could actually be compared with other Africa capital city cause of their sizes and contents .
I know Kenya in an out as i was parts of IT experts that were contracted for some projects across the country.
I can tell you that lagos have superior infrastructure not only in Nairobi but the whole of Kenya at large, lagos roads are wider, cleaner and one can't even compare the numbers of flyovers lagos has with the whole of kenya.
And about other kenya cities(Nakuru, Mombasa, kisumu, eldoret...), they all have same issues, develop a small portion of the county, make it a CBD and then leave the 98% of other places out, you could compare Mombasa with states like Kaduna,
Uyo, Benin and even with that, Nigeria States would still be better off, for the fact they have better roads network connectivity and have their development spreads across.
In comparing Kaduna with Nakuru, even those the Small Nakuru CBD would win in the area of CBD development, Kaduna would still win in the aspects of general developments, kaduna have large towns such as Kaduna city,Zaria, kafancha and other area, but Nakuru and Mombasa only boast of their CBD ,it will be suicidal to compare any other Nigeria states , such as abuja, ph, Enugu, calabar, with any kenya county, these states have superior infrastructure, better roads networks, bigger towns within States or counties,larger economy, better future development prospect,better sports and recreational facilities.
In generally speaking, Nigeria is more developed than Kenya, in terms of roads networks, planned and larger cities, more and better international airports,better economy, bigger tourisms prospect, better sports facilities,have more locals controls of resources and properties,very open to foreigners and does not care where u r from (imagine locals and foreigners working around with passports trying to avoids very corrupt police officials ).
kenya have the advantage of having much more foreigners as local but I real don't see that as an advantage this bcs these guys leave far more better than the locals
lastly, some kenya cities tends to be Eco friendlier than Nigeria and this could be attributed to better policies, the fact its generates large chunks of the country income and the fact that it has lesser population than Nigeria cites.
100% truth.

You must have been in Kenya a very long time ago, esp when you speak Upperhill, there's a very good roads in Upperhill constructed by Japanese like a year or so ago

forgiveness:
Abu Dhabi alone produce more barrels of oil per day than Nigeria yet you are comparing with Emirates of Dubai who only has one city to develop and small population to feed. Huh?

I told you before you are a novice. Didn't I?

In other words Nigerian population are doing nothing productive, just sitting there waiting for oil proceeds...your redundant population is liability instead of being a blessing...

A rat for breakfast

Reaching to the skies

bantudra:
their are other things to consider when thinkin about nigeria.....

it seems you kenyans dont realy know whats going on in this world....

You mean insecurity, corruption and bad leadership

bantudra:
is that picture dubai....??

ohhh my....

Nigeria should be more developed than that, you had more oil, more natural resources, more population

forgiveness:
Novice like you is talking.

Then why this?

Kazikazi:
Tanzania, northern circuit

How do you call a circuit in Swahili?