₦airaland Forum

Jonraid:
What was he doing here though? Was he a yahoo boy,a tourist a business person or a student?

I don't know about him, he always sounds like a cool guy. One day he'll be honest and talk about how Kenya has been good to him and Kenya offers many things that Nigeria couldn't and the next day he goes all Obaboon and spews garbage using facebook posts as his source.

naijalander:
Facts remains you niggas are debtors, always borrowing money. At least 5 dudes still owe me money I loaned them via mpesa.

You are what you attract. If you love walking around with borrowers then you'll get borrowed. Anyway, I have had random Nigerians borrow money from me online, I wonder what the situation is like in Abeokuta.

gallivant:
What do you think the Eritreans will tell you? Quit asking silly questions, you are extremely shallow.

This girl asks questions like a toddler, then refutes the answers she gets like a lawyer.

naijalander:
When NairobiWalker or Kikuyu11 tell you Kenya is better, this is what they mean: Kenyans have better access to small loans and that makes them perpetual debtors. These guys are probably using borrowed data to browser Nairaland. Can't same the same for the Nigerians on this thread.

You really had to stoop to the level of Obaboon and No-ones-anus? Lol, you've lived in Kenya enough to understand the jokes Kenyans crack online via troll accounts man.

mtisTheQubit00:
am sorry girl but thats just a lie.$34 per month is really low an you know it

Some of the lies told here are laughable.
How is the owner of the house going to recover what he spent building the house with $34 dollars a month? The current price of cement per bag in Nigeria is higher than Kenya, so what business sense do stupid posts like these make?

genieluv:
Well, you guys keep on playing local while Nigerian businesses spread their tentacles all over the continent. Your loss.

***** Besides, you avoided my question. Are there Kenyan companies in Ghana, Ivory coast and other west African countries?

Stop being stupid, Nigerian 'businesses' make no impact in Africa despite the fact that you constitute 20% of the continent populationwise. The only country that makes an impact in the whole of Africa economically is South Africa.

genieluv:
Why don't we do a contest? Show pictures of Kenyan houses and their cheapest rent costs while I show Nigerian houses and their cheapest rent costs, let us see which country offers better houses and neighbourhoods for the cheapest costs. Are you in?

**** I think this will once and for all settle the argument of housing.

It's just stupid. A bedsitter in Pipeline Estate, Umoja, Roysambu, Zimmerman et al cost between $40 and $100. A one bedroom house in the same neighborhoods cost between $80 to $150, a two bedroom house in the same neighborhoods will cost between $120 and $200. That's all I can tell you.

naijalander:
How can you claim 20,000 Nigerians live in Kenya? How dumb can you be?

I put the number at a shakky 5000 at most, stop overhyping yourselves, out of that 5000, at least 2000 of them leave after their visas expire. Out of the remaining 3000, about 1000 are illegal immigrants.

Don't kid yourself.

I don't remember saying the number. Honestly I don't know how many Nigerians live in Kenya but I know many Nigerians live in Kenya.

rvp20183:
And there is houses for any prices.from slum costing 5-10 dollars a month to some that can fetch near 10k dollars.The problem I see with Nigeria is the slumification of everywhere that drive rental and properties down.So you pay for what you get... Nigeria slum cities are cheap of course and are also very bad.

It's so embarrassing to pay 10k for a house then next to it is a slum.

darfay:
Who are the founders of Helios. Why do you like lying to yourselves

Who are the founders of Telkom Kenya? Why do you like lying to yourselves?

Jonraid:
Soon affordable housing will be a thing for everyone. The housing fund will be collecting almost a half a billion dollars annualy in the housing levy fund.This affordable housing agenda will be a game changer in our real estate industry!

Exactly

Daejoyoung:
What brothers are you talking about? you are the ones who claim there are Nigerians in Kenya. Kenya has never been among the top 20 countries Nigerians travel to( not even in Africa), we only read about this from you on this thread.

We don't claim, it's the truth. Ask Naijalander.

gallivant:
How do you know that? A guess? That's very offensive considering a few pages ago you didn't even know about orthodox Christians. You ask very dumb questions pretending to know what you are talking about.

Thank you.

FrudstaPresidnt:
I thought Telekom was irrelevant in that one city and poor country since it is owned by Nigerians. Kenyans are fools and clowns.
You folks should stop comsuming that nonsense chang'aa.

I thought Telkom was a big deal, does it become irrelevant when you realize that Nigerians don't actually own it?

Telkom doesn't play a big role in Kenya's Telecommunications industry at the moment, it's largely a struggling company since the day Safaricom broke off from it. We kept telling you guys that but you kept barking how a Nigerian company controls Kenya's Telecommunications - you know how you guys make a big deal off everything? We then came to you with the truth, that Helios is partly owned by Kenyans and now here you are trying to bring back what we told you earlier whilst you angrily fought back. See how hypocritical you are?

Daejoyoung:
But these are not usually expensive places( if at all they exist in oshodi Lagos, dunno).
The crux of the matter is the rent of low income areas in Kenya are way too expensive, this is what l get from the arguement of Nowenuse and genieluv .

The fact that your Nigerian brothers can't afford them is not because they're expensive but because your brothers are poor. Housing in Nairobi is cheaper and better than in Lagos.

jaycent:
Keep fooling your self those are your country people. Ode

Is this idiot a Kenyan?

genieluv:
They have their reasons for living 10 per room in Kenya, because such never happens in Nigeria. Your houses are too expensive perhaps seeing that a room and parlour in those mass houses cost as much $150 per month In Nigeria, you can find a room & parlour self contain in a better house for $50 per month.

****** People building nice houses close to slummish areas gradually converts that slummish area to a better place with time. That is why we don't have full blown slum communities in Nigeria unlike Kenya.

Kenya wouldn't have topped the world lists of biggest and most numerous slums if you had operated Nigeria's system.

Madam hypocrisy, stop talking about things you don't understand for once and stop being a hypocrite for once.

...........and which are these nice Nigerian houses you keep talking about? Apart from the mansions that belong to one percenters all I see in Nigerian cities are these. If these are the houses that are better than those you speak of in Nairobi then I pity you.
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2SL7YkA9MCg/hqdefault.jpg
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I would rather live in Pipeline Estate 100 times that in these Nigerian pieces of crap. No wonder Nigerian men find our pipeline Estate so good they can't waste money living in a single room alone.

genieluv:
What is my business if Nigerians in Kenya live in such overcrowded houses? It's the Kenyan housing system because Nigeria does not have such mass housing, where thousands of people live in one building.

How is it the problem of Kenya's housing system when a man rents a bedsitter and invites 9 of his Nigerian friends to live with him? Isyour head okay?

genieluv:
Dangote is in Tanzania and Iroko tv is in Kenya too.

Nobody watches Iroko TV here.

mtisTheQubit00:
based on your argument so Dangote Group Ltd. is not Nigerian coz it got foreign ownership ..

.................and Helios is not a Nigerian company because it got Kenyan and British ownership.

genieluv:
If you cannot respond to a comment without name calling and utter childishness, I cannot dignify you with a response.

**** Just for the records, the last picture is a market, people trade there but do not live, sleep and wake up there.... Mpape having jampacked houses is not synonymous with thousands of people living in one building.

Calling you on your hypocrisy is not name calling, it's your hypocrisy that's childish and pleas, these houses are not markets. It's just that Nigerians are too disorganized you sell stuff right where you live otherwise you'll have to be sick to thick somebody will believe that they sell fish in these houses.Your excuses are always lame.
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sufferNsmiling:
Please which social group did they post on. Last week they wear on jamii forum making all sorts of noise and bragging

Group Kenya facebook has seen a plethora of butthurt Nigerians since this thread started.

jaycent:
I laugh at this Kenyansh wen they said they don't watch our Nigeran movie? Just take a good look at this They even know their names and this foolish Kenyansh are here fooling their selves

Stupid Nigerians always posting on Kenya's social media groups for relevance.

Ibrahimanis:
Stanbic bank is among the biggest in Kenya, stop lying.

Sab Miller is now SA company. Wow just wow.

MTN is in Kenya, no?

Eskom dominant in Nigeria? LMAO

Stanbic Bank is not among the biggest bank in Nigeria.

Show us proof that Kenya's private sector is bigger than Nigeria's. Simple.

You're stupid.

Here, a Nigerian living in Kenya says our projects complete in record time and our mobile network is way ahead of what they have in West Africa - and people like forgiveness here think Nigeria can compete Kenya in technology.

https://www.nation.co.ke/oped/opinion/What-to-call-Africans-living-in-Kenya/440808-4912196-view-asAMP-7oqewd/index.html

rvp2018:
They can never succeed outside nigeria without favours.They get rolled over and owned by South African firms.They refuse to sign Ecowas custom union.They will never sign Africa Free Trade.

A much smaller country like South Africa owns them like sh1t and they're here bragging about some imaginary giant.

rvp2018:
When did Brookside cease being Kenya.I know they sold 40% to French dairy conglomerate Dandone but it remain majority owned by Kenyatta.Prepare to start drinking Brookside milk soon.Helios enough evidence suggest it London PE with major stake by Nairobi $ Lagos.Kenya has way more homegrown multinationals than Nigeria..in almost every sector kenya companies have operation in East and part of Southern Africa.Not just Dangote and your Banks and Helios.If Nigeria sign free trade youll see kenyan companies in Lagos competing with South African.

They brought Helios to prove how they own us only for it to turn the other way round and now the same Helios is showing how we own them.

Did I hear Obafool say Brookside is not Kenyan? Which company is more Kenyan than Brookside? These stupid Nigerians live in a bubble, especially the villagers. Those who live in other countries like Runalong are at least better but still have some deep seated Nigerianism in them. But these villagers like Obaboon, No-ones-anus and her hypocrisy the queen Genieluv, those are special cases.

tylann:
Rwanda is far ahead of Nigeria
Your life expectancy is equal to Somalia and south Sudan
Tell me where Nigerian companies have invested in Africa ??

Actually, their life expectancy is lower than Somalia's and South Sudan's.

tylann:
Kumamoto once said magufuli invented a chemical

Kumamoto please come here and refute these allegations please.

rvp20183:
He is apparently the scientist.You don't get to me half as daft people like TZs.Maybe these Nigerians could challenge them for Darwin award.

How does a high school teacher become a scientist?