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OMO, lovely OMO.

and Genny too,

@Gallivant

Please contact me offline at; naliakar@yahoo.com please

Why didn't SE play in the finals. Could any of you Ghana haters tell me?

I want to know what brand of gum Amodu chews. It must be empowering. Just see how stylish SE are.

Did the ref. just deny SE a penalty?

What is the wisdom of taking Kanu out now?

Dclique:
So we are leading. Losers Final.

Don't be a spoilsport

bandore:
guys una see wetin i been post 30 minutes ago,I said same thing with ghana, combination of martins and kanu,,its simple marthematics!Amodu has to go!

Not if we win bronze.

henry101:
Thanks.


Kanu still remains naija only creative midfielder.
I dont care what u guyz say.
If U guys were oportunued to watch the clips of our qualifiers, U would notice Kanu made d difference.

Yeah. Well said. And it all because he plays with his head-and all the time conscious of what goes on in the whole pitch.

abhosts:
They are now playing better football now that it does not matter any longer. It is now clear that mikel is a major weak link in that team.

In fact if they bring those Ghanaians again, we will show them what soccer is all about: judging by the 2nd half.

GOOOOOAAALLL

Amodu is a great Coach

we just missed a goal!!!

Why all the fuss. this is not the world cup. We will do better in SA. Consider this a practice session and the SE coach was simply trying possible combination scenarios to choose from for the World Cup proper. I don't think he went into this game to win it otherwise the SE would have won--if that was his original intention. And you fellas cant even see his  foresight.

Great Rift Valley pictures. I notice you took the old Limuru Road from Limuru to Nairobi. Next time you chance to be on that road, you could try detouring off to Tigoni Limuru and take the Banana road. Half way from tigoni is a place called Kanyawa you branch off at the Kenchic factory toward Limuru Girlsl and Mabrouk Tea estate. That entire are has breath taking scenery and worth having. The vast Tea expanses, the nice settler homes that line the road and Breathtaking panoramic view of the gentle descent to Nairobi City. Try it one day and see.


Tigoni is the first place where the British planted tea in Kenya

Does Egerton University have anything to do with Lord Egerton's castle?

@Gallivant

Gallivant for president, will be my clarion call hence forth.
Now the images of Lamu and the serenity around it are jolted (in my mind) at the thought of the massive construction of a Port which I understand is to be undertaken by the Chinese. Any idea where in lamu it will be done and any artist renditions you could lay your hands on. I wonder what the impact will be on lamu as a whole( socially and environmentally).

An interesting feature about Malindi (at least when I visited) were the roadsigns in Italian,Swahili, and sometimes German.I t would be nice to have one of these for they tell a deeper if not complex story about Malindi.

@Chinook
Hujambo. What is in a name, ? I wonder who said that. Gallivant is doing what I believe Balala should have initiated long ago. there is as much about Nairobi and Kenya on this thread than you will get anywhere else. And it has a story character to it. Mwanamwiwa/Gallivant and Nairaland deserve a pat for this and many other threads on this section. When I metamorphose from being an Enugu citizen into a Kenyan (if/when it happens) I will get back to Nairobi.

@ Gallivant.

Great pictures. I love Nanyuki. next time you go back get some photos of The Sportsman's Arms Hotel (middle class) but popular and always full of young British army recruits on training reveling in all manner of good and bad ways.

Down towards Archers camp and Samburu are marvelous lodges which you have posted. however, there used to be a great lodge called Sweet Waters around that place. Did it change its name or management. One of the Survivor episodes was shot around that point.

I have looked at the graphic rendition of the bypasses and although it is a laudable effort, I am worried that they are built so close to the city and before long (considering Nairobi's rapid radial expansion) they will be inner city roads rather than bypasses. I am assuming that I understand what a bypass is. Ethiopia not so long ago embarked on a similar project by construction a ring road around the city named after a Beautiful Flower. It was way outside the limits of the CBD and gave room for expansion.
The southern bypass literally cuts through the park and hives off built up areas of Ongata Rongai. which for me is effectively part of NBI proper.

Good projects though.

gallivant:
Thanks naliakar.I didnt choose to I was banned.Talk of African tyranny,I have not been given any reason why such action was taken against me!!

Gallivant

They did that to me but I completed the complaints form, submitted it, and they restored it immediately (they have a link to that on the banned notice). I think Seun's system has a way of reading some aspects of visual and audio postings as spam and thus automatically (though  inadvertently) suspends the poster.
This could be the reason because all you have done is shown the beauty of Enkare Nai-lopi I hope my interlocution of Maa language makes sense. As the moderator why because I don't want to believe that as Nigerians we have suddenly become envious of beauty outside our homeland. More so when in the case of Nairobi, the attractions make Lagos  and/or Abuja look like foils against which Nairobi's progress can be measured.

WELL: After the shock of the last few days. I am reassured of one thing: Massachusetts did not--after all--turn to Red from blue. Just Brown and I can live with that in Cambridge.

Do you folks know that another word for paradise is Kericho, Kenya.
@gallivant Why did you drop mwanamwiwa along the way. Good job still in spite of the name.

So good for Thika road. is anything happening on the Outer Ring Road front. This road has been a nightmare and would love it to have a four to six lane expansion from the airport to Ruaraka.

!amebo no1:
she has posted alot of replies on this thread, none of which has sense

is she/he ok in the mind? cos the posts r meaningless

If you delete the "is she/he ok in the mind" portion, you actually are making lots of sense Ameebo and I like it.

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]abeg amebo please leave that senseless guy. he is just looking for attention.[/color]

You know you are my friend and I like it when you turn your attention my way THE AMAKA.

Now we all can agree on something, That in addition to beauty and acting prowess, Omo fit be a leader ooh. And she can do better than Yara-slow. She is not greater than Genny and the rest of them all for nothing.

mama-gee:
Omotola is not the greatest Nollywood Celebrity
Whoever said that must be drinking the wrong coffee

!amebo no1:
Im still waiting for the answer

Was there any sense in your post?

If you did not get the sense then , you wont still.
Do me a favor. Drop the tired sense line and try to find out what Omo says about the AWOL president and the underpants terrorist fiasco?

!amebo no1:
why are you getting excited, answer me

DID YOUR POST MAKE ANY SENSE TO YOU?

Now let me give you the undivided attention you so incessantly crave. Do you know something about "dialectics"? Could you, then, place those utterances in their dialectical positions upon which their sense of "sense" is contingent.

!amebo no1:
And does this make any sense to you?

But this one does!!!!

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THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]there is a difference between being a fan and making a complete fool of yourself. what exactly does omo have to do with politics? really? people would be more calm if we heard from our president. can someone really be this dumb? or is this just for attention?[/color]

Happy new year THE AMAKA. I have sure missed your wonderful contributions.

I hold it that OMO's word would have equal if not better effect than the AWOL pres.
It is not me. It is OMO. You know she can make a great leader and because I envisage her in that role as well, I m curious about her take on current political affairs. She should/will be our first female president. Just hold on.

!amebo no1:
it makes no sense, seriously

A word from OMO will calm the nerves of anxious Nigerians post the underpants terrorist attack. Don't you think?