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forgiveness:I asked you a simple question. List your 13 skyscrapers, did you list them? Don't show me random pictures, just list them so that we can go through them one by one. |
forgiveness:You lied there are 13 skyscrapers in Lagos, you could only list 10. Meanwhile, you thought Nairobi had only 6 skyscrapers - I listed you 14. |
genieluv:Of course, your hypocritical eyes can only read the wrong information that Kenyans write. Despite the fact that 90% of what some Nigerians (like the 688 guy or Nowenuse) post is lies, you only see the Kenyan lies. |
forgiveness:Why do you like going over and over the same thing everyday? You ran away when I gave you facts on this argument. |
genieluv:Kenyans are as patriotic as any other people in Africa. Going by what I read on this thread, Nigerians aren't different - you've been posting a picture way way way more rosy than what's actually on ground - gems like Nigerians run business in African countries, the giant of Africa, Nigerians are the most good looking Africans, there are no slums in Nigeria (when we can clearly see them), no one starves in Nigeria (when it's well known Nigeria has one of the highest malnutrition in the world with among the lowest life expectancy). I mean - your brothers wouldn't be believing in such absurdity if there wasn't any blind patriotism in Nigeria. *** I really do not see much differences between Kenya's development and that of Nigeria.I don't get the enthusiasm of Nigerians towards their country either especially considering your economy has been shrinking for the past 5 years. The attidues and gloomy picture you guys paint of Kenya makes us feel like you guys never criticize your government. That's just is. This sentence is ridiculously self contradicting. . How can we not be criticizing the government when we are painting a gloomy picture of ourselves?You've definitely never been to Kenyan social media, lol. Kenyans could be the biggest critics of their government on this planet. Please, follow a Kenyan on Twitter or join a Kenyan Facebook group - stop talking out of ignorance. ¤¤¤¤ Perhaps you guys have the policy of never washing your dirty linens in public?Again, you've always been an ignorant girl. The last time you were here you were going on on how Kenyans are dark skinned and not good looking, now you're saying the most ridiculous thing one could ever say. Kenyans have been known to be the harshest critics of themselves - after traveling through East Africa, most people will tell you for instance that the only reason Kenya is ranked as the most corrupt country in East Africa is because we criticize our government too much and make everyone see it's weaknesses. Please I need enlightenment from all Kenyans here on this subject, thanks @mtisTheQubit, Jay254, rvp20183, kur17You're beyond being enlightened. You're extremely ignorant. |
rvp20183:You've used a very old photo from 2002. Get a current photo and the areas you marked look like real CBDs. |
forgiveness:.....and your source is Wikipedia? Please. |
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68816419:It's actually $9 billion. You forgot to mention your $47 billion serves 200M people while our $9 billion serves less than 50M people. |
Kazikazi:There you go again with your lies. First you underquote Tanzania's debt next you quote Kenya's overall debt as external debt. Tanzania's external debt is $21 billion constituting 37.5% of your GDP. https://tradingeconomics.com/tanzania/external-debt Kenya's external debt is $26 billion constituting 29.5% of our GDP https://tradingeconomics.com/tenyaa/external-debt Yet you're here forever lecturing us on debt. Please, take your advice and remove the log in your eye. |
Kazikazi:So what makes Tanzania less developed than Kenya? Once more, bring proof that Tanzania is more food sufficient than Kenya. |
Kazikazi:You really think you're smart huh? With your diversionary tactics, you come here and make an absurd, you're responded to - you ignore it and pop up with exactly the same argument few pages later. I asked you why you keep claiming Kenya starves when all the statistics prove otherwise, you ignored my response and here you come back with exactly the same claim. Now you say Kenya suffers from tribalism corruption and we accepted and we said alongside unfavorable weather, that's what keeps Kenya not very developed, now we ask you why your rosy Tanzania is underdeveloped and scores lower than Kenya in all development indices if you guys are as rosy as you claim, you instead are talking if some food aid nobody's heard of. Its not all about natural resources. Those three nations I mentioned don't have a huge natural resources (Malaysia,south Korea,Singapore). But,they are ahead.First get at least your facts right before you respond, Malaysia had lots of oil - it's economic growth actually was mostly due to oil. South Korea and Singapore are very well managed countries and are not corrupt. Kenya, other than lacking resources is corrupt and tribalistic yet still doing better than your Tanzania that you present as non-corrupt, non-tribalistic, hardworking and everything good. The question is, why is Tanzania so poor then? Kenyans shouldn't jump and point fingers at Tz while they have a log in their eyes.Development can be achieved weather you have natural resources or not.Yes Tz don't do well in managing the natural resources. Most of minerals in Tz are still untapped. Over 90% of TZ minerals are still underground. A real question should be.."why Tz doesn't extracts the huge mineral deposits it has"??The only person pointing fingers is you. You say Kenyans starve even though all statistics show otherwise. You present Tanzania as perfect and a role model. We only asked you a simple question now that you've been talking about Kenya all through - why is Tanzania underdeveloped? And we shouldn't avoid asking, why doesn't kenya use freshwater resources it have for irrigation in Turkana? Why is Kenya poor? Why does Kenya imports fishes from China while it can have them at home? Why does Kenya imports electricity from Uganda while it can generate it at home?There's lots of irrigation in Kenya, Kenya stopped importing electricity from Uganda long long time ago and the reason we imported wasn't because we weren't producing our own. Uganda was lucky to have the colonial government construct them a dam and so was Tanzania. When the white man left Kenya, we weren't producing any electricity of our own. We depended fully on Uganda. Immediately after independence we started building our own dams and by 1990 we were already the largest generators of electricity in East Africa. Currently only Ethiopia generates more than us and we don't import any electricity. There's a lot of irrigation in Kenya, however we still supplement some of our food with imports and we also export food too. We are the largest exporters of milk and avocado in Africa. What matters more again is whether the food is sufficient and based on statistics, it's always sufficient. Now tell us why perfect Tanzania scores lower than Kenya in all development indices. |
darfay:As usual, Nigerians digging negative tales from Kenya on blog and sharing them to feel good about themselves and massage their low self esteem. |
rvp20183:You're very right. Same reason the US seems so racially divided while a country like Russia seems so together. |
Kazikazi:I'm not saying tribalism is cool, I hate it myself. But our last tribal clashes were in 2007, meanwhile, Magufuli tortures and kills opponents all the time. Some opposition politicians can't even get medical care in Tanzania they have to come to Kenya. Couple this with the heavy hand your government puts on the media - a song was banned in Tanzania because it was shot in the slums and Magufuli couldn't handle the rest of the world seeing that Tanzania has slums am I lying? Since you came here, your mantra has been that Kenyans starve even though statistics prove otherwise, what you didn't tell people is your government doesn't take kindly any criticism or pointing out of the obvious poverty and hunger in your country, am I lying? Didn't Twaweza and UN point out that 78% of your population suffer from either malnutrition or chronic food shortage only that your government is in denial? https://www.reuters.com/article/tanzania-hunger/survey-finds-most-tanzanians-go-hungry-despite-government-denials-idUSL5N1GJ5CP I know you've painted a rosy picture of Tanzania here and it's been easy for you because you simply had to attack Kenyans and readily got the support of Nigerians who were desperately looking for an ally but we know what's going on down their bro. The only difference is your CCM is a dictatorial party that decides what should or should not be in the media. |
forgiveness:Please, quote the post where I posted social media comments of Nigerians criticizing their government and country. |
genieluv:I actually avoided responding to him because that would be stooping too low. Go to a developed country like US on social media and see how they mercilessly cut through their president and government - it might make you think your African country is better than the USA. If somebody's source of information on how bad a country is doing is social media comments then this person needs schooling, not debating. |
Kazikazi:Tz may not have the tribalism levels of Kenya and Nigeria but I've been down there and something I can call 'religionism' which is non-existent and laughable in Kenya is doing almost as much destruction. This combined with CCM's dictatorial ways could almost make you make light of Kenya's tribalism (which mostly shows itself only during elections) |
Kazikazi:Your pretentiousness, victim-playing and gossip-like trying to pit everyone against Kenya reeks childish hypocrisy. In real life, a right thinking person should avoid being friends with you at all costs. |
Edodefender:Congratulations for winning the trophy.
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TayserMahiri:On point. |
Runalong333:You know that's a lie. ![]() |
Runalong333:Here are statistics. ![]()
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Runalong333:Despite running away from your shithole zoogeria, you'll still die before 53 of crime. I know you've exported zoogeria crime to wherever you are. ![]() |
Runalong333:Starving nations of the world. Notice they all have a life expectancy of under 60. ![]()
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tlann:They have no war lol. Just a bunch of tribalists slaughtering each other. Kenya has had alshabaab menace for 30 years now and our life expectancy is 67 and going up. ![]() |
Runalong333:The biggest economy with the highest number of poor people in the world and a starving population that can't live beyond 53. ![]() |
Runalong333:You didn't have a war, you went on rampage killing each other like hungry hyenas. ![]() |
Runalong333:Here are world's most starving countries. All of them have a life expectancy of less than 60 years. ![]()
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Runalong333:Remember your economy is shrinking. Tell me again who elected a scammer? ![]() Stupid criminals.
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Runalong333:At least we starve 14 years later than Nigerians. ![]()
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Runalong333:I'm told Bubu is dead, you're being ruled by a decoy. If Bubu was such useless Trump called him lifeless, I wonder what is decoy us like. ![]()
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