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adamskutty:
Another funny post. what an irony.

so if Nigerians is not known for looks it is Kenya

bwhahahahaha!!!! Kenyans should never talk about looks.

I was amazed at the high level of ugliness of those Kenyans athletes who participated at the Lagos marathon . I did not see a single average looking Kenyan. All ugly with disfigured head and bunk teeth and most importantly burnt skin.

if I am lying, u can post pictures of ur long distant runners, I dare u.

Seriously, the sight of Kenyan athletes are enough to give someone nightmares .
Is it compulsory for them to be scary and ugly at the same time?
Is it a crime for someone to ever see an average looking Kenyan on TV??


Kenyans been winning races with their body odour since 1805

mtis:
i thought it was me or something ..seriously there is something wrong with some
Nigerians in this thread .either they are fagggots or something else..

Hahahaha, the cheapest way to explain and excuse primitive looks, appearance and a poor sense of style....

PissedYagami:
If that is what you want to think nobody can change your mind. Kenya has 43 tribes from Bantus, Nilotes, Cushitic and Semitic origins. Trust me, Kenyans dont look the same. Plus Nigerians do perplex me. An well educated man, having some very childish arguments about how handsome or ugly he is. I think you are suffering from self esteem issues, we cant help you mate. You have some serious mommy issues, maybe you are one repulsive human to look at. Any person who understands a bit of psychology can see that. Man up bruh

What a very terrible and cheap way to explain and excuse ugliness.

Kenyans are just local champions and that is why most of them look very primitive.

Why then should your people be comparing with us?

adamskutty:
The Nigerian National football team vs Kenyan national football team.

thank God I won't be accused of biased selection.

we can even profile the players one after the other. we will compare their hairs, eyes, facial hairs, lips and most importantly conplextion.

look at that goal keeper, he looks like a banku eating gorilla.

Kenyans themselves are fully aware of their genetic ugliness.
Just take a look at what the prettiest Kenyan women selfies look like (1&2) and compare with normal Nigerian women selfies (3&4).
I feel like weeping for Kenyans. Why so much ugliness in one country??

adamskutty:
Kenya is really a poor, irrelevant, suffering shiiiithole!

46mlion people and only 25million have access to electricity, which is by the way epileptic!!!

The tiny, unimportant village currently produces only 2,100 mW with a plan to increase to 5,000mw by 2030..

where as Nigeria, through dangote will increase our power supply to 20,000 mW by the completion of his underground gas pipeline network in 2020.

thank God I am not a Kenyan.

peace out y'all inferior Bantu masia masia monkeys

LoL

Muafrika2:
Pink lips are a weird Nigerian ONLY fascination. Just like bleaching... and yahooism, Nigerian Prince

Chai Chineke!
So u were crushing on Bobrisky?

TayserMahiri:
You dont have to agree

Kenya is rolling out its electricity program in half the tIme it took America.


https://qz.com/882938/kenya-is-rolling-out-its-national-electricity-program-in-half-the-time-it-took-america/

Kenya added 1.3 million households to its electricity grid last year, raising the percentage of connected Kenyans to 55%, from just 27% in 2013, when the country’s electrification campaign began in earnest. In another four years, Kenya plans to achieve “universal access”

As of now over 60 % of kenyans have access to 24/7 electricity.

In the nexr 3 years, 95 % will be covered.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.nation.co.ke/oped/Opinion/kenya-electricity-access-rate-now-at-a-historic-sixty-per-cent-/440808-3307998-view-asAMP-ynui1oz/index.html

Tell us about Nigerias access...

Pls where are the electricity powerlines in these 2 largest slums of Nairobi below?
Or do Kenyan slums use under ground electrification systems? Or solar power?

Tell the story of 24/7 electricity in Kenya to the birds.

We have not even talked about the millions of masai savages who still live in the forests.

adamskutty:
When I am even cuter than the most handsome man in Kenya who muafrika( the ugly ape) stole his pix to use against me.

it is obvious u look like ur fellow burnt skin charcants. I dare u to upload ur pix, very fuuugly niggeeeers from kiberia.

back to muafrika matter, he realized that no Kenyan could compete with me in terms of look, except maybe to some extent the most handsome man in Kenya, which I still trounced!

Don't mind the fools.
If we post the pictures of most handsome men in Nigeria here, this thread will shut down.

Average everyday Nigerians like you and i are enough to give the most handsome Kenyan celebrities a run for their money.
Kenyans are just genetically ugly. It's a genetic and hereditary thing over there.

NairobiWalker:
Kenya has 24/7 electricity supply. Even a guy called Nairalander (who hates Kenya just as much as you btw) that lives in Nairobi attested to that. I rent a house in Nairobi, have a brother in Mombasa, a house in my village and working on a project somewhere in Embu County since October last year. I rent a house in a small town here. Since I came here, I have not experienced a blackout. My house in Nairobi on average will experience a blackout once in two months and it rarely takes more than 2 hours. I wonder why it's so hard for a Nigerian to believe there can be 24/7 supply of electricity in Africa lol. Most East African countries have 24/7 electricity supply.

Nairobi may have 24/7 supply, but not the Slums and villages dominated by savages like these.
Do these Kenyan savages look like people who can spell electricity, let alone knowing what it is?

adamskutty:
cocomilian will probably look like lupita nyonga.. short, black, thick arms and legs, bald head.

I think the average Nigerian man has more hairs than the Bantu women of Kenya.

This is the way average Kenyan women look.

They are naturally and genetically bald. So, don't expect Cocomilian to look any better

TayserMahiri:
Well then. I am sure you know where this debate started from. Forgiveness couldn't swallow that kenya has way taller buildings than naija and so she came up with a new metric. Am sure he is soon going to come up with another one, probably adding up the heights of all buildings in nigeria to get a big number.

The internet won't change the facts on the ground. Nairobi stands taller than Lagos in height, sophistication and beauty.

And it's such a shame that with all the sophistication and beauty of Nairobi, large numbers of humanitarian agencies, aids and NGOs still come to Nairobi because of it's world class slums. What a shame!

A chicken that wants to fly like an eagle.

leathalbeast:
not as interesting as you the bleacher. why do you bleach though?

I just dey look u

vaxx:
which part of africa does germany exploit or conqured。 dont tell me cameroon.

Tanzania and Namibia were once German colonies, i think Mozambique too

NairobiWalker:
Kenya has over 540 chartered tertiary institutions including 51 universities. That's 1 university per 881,000 people. How many has Nigeria?

Nigeria has 37 Federal universities, 44 State universities (some states have 2 universities) and 70 accredited private universities. (Making over 150 universities).

We also have the Open University system in Nigeria (the first of it's kind in West Africa) and this University system can take in an unlimited number of students, due to it's flexible nature. It currently has over 120,000 students from all over the federation.
It is completely Internet and computer based with study centres in every state and the students choose to write their exams whenever and wherever they like.
You can read about it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Open_University_of_Nigeria

We cannot even count the number of Polythecnics, Colleges of education, health, Science, Technical colleges, Nursing and midwifery schools and Defence academies in Nigeria. They run in their thousands.

No comparison pls.

leathalbeast:
has dangote and the other woman's money lifted Nigerians from poverty? no because you are still a failed nation.

People are talking about poverty and Ghanaians are talking too?
A country where only 20% of the people are active internet subcribers compared to Nigeria with about 50% internet active population?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_number_of_Internet_users

vaxx:
i dont agree with you. Germany 16 state are all responsible for germany stable economy.more than 45 state are also influencing usa economy. Infact it is debatable among this three city which one is powerful to usa economy chicago ,new york and texas

It is now official that you are a stark illiterate.
Is Texas a city?

The 3 most influential cities (in wealth) in the USA are New york, Los angeles and Chicago.
While the 3 wealthiest states are California, Texas and New york.

California controls about 15% or more of the wealth of the USA.
Lagos state controls about 20% of the wealth of Nigeria.
I don't see much difference here.

mtis:
bleacher Alert!!!

Ugly burnt-offering savage alert!

leathalbeast:
almost every country is deporting them, it's so pathetic that they never change their ways. they are slowly becoming an outcast in the world. now when the world hear the word Nigerians, all that comes to mind is deport them.

This should be your problem, not Nigerians being deported

AbakalikiPress:
It is not a surprise to other Nigerians anymore that the highest prevalence of Exam malpractices in the entire nation is in the SOUTH EAST.
Thats why majority of them who call themselves so called university graduates will still call Aeroplane "Elloprane" and believe that Russia comes to Nkpor to buy Nuclear missiles.

Gosh! U are such a comedian
The ELLOPRANE and Russia to Nkpor part got me ROTF.
pls take it easy with our Anambra brothers.

forgiveness:
DEFINITION

The term "skyscraper" was first applied to buildings of steel framed construction of at least 10 stories in the late 19th century, a result of public amazement at the tall buildings being built in major cities like Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia, Detroit, and St. Louis.[3] The first steel-frame skyscraper was the Home Insurance Building (originally 10 stories with a height of 42 m or 138 ft) in Chicago, Illinois in 1885. Some point to Philadelphia's 10-story Jayne Building (1849–50) as a proto-skyscraper, or to New York's seven-floor Equitable Life Building (New York City), built in 1870, for its innovative use of a kind of skeletal frame, but such designation depends largely on what factors are chosen. Even the scholars making the argument find it to be purely academic......

The Emporis Standards Committee defines a high-rise building as "a multi-story structure between 35–100 meters tall, or a building of unknown height from 12–39 floors" and a skyscraper as "a multi-story building whose architectural height is at least 100 m or 330 ft. Some structural engineers define a highrise as any vertical construction for which wind is a more significant load factor than earthquake or weight. Note that this criterion fits not only high-rises but some other tall structures, such as towers.

The word skyscraper often carries a connotation of pride and achievement. The skyscraper, in name and social function, is a modern expression of the age-old symbol of the world center or axis mundi: a pillar that connects earth to heaven and the four compass directions to one another.[8]

A loose convention of some in the United States and Europe draws the lower limit of a skyscraper at 150 m or 490 ft.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skyscraper

Bhuuuhahaha! Based on the first @bolded

Lagos has 8 skyscrapers completed than the whole of Kenya. Sorry

With about 10 skyscrapers with the minimum height of 100m under construction.


DEFINITION OF HIGHRISE

Various bodies have defined "high-rise":


Emporis Standards defines a high-rise as "A multi-story structure between 35–100 meters tall, or a building of unknown height from 12–39 floors."

According to the building code of Hyderabad, India, a high-rise building is one with four floors or more, or 15 to 18 meters or more in height...
The International Conference on Fire Safety in High-Rise Buildings defined a high-rise as "any structure where the height can have a serious impact...
In the U.S., the National Fire Protection Association defines a high-rise as being higher than 75 feet (23 meters), or about 7 stories.[5]
Most building engineers, inspectors, architects and similar professionals define a high-rise as a building that is at least 75 feet (23 m) tall.[citation needed]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_block



Based on the definition @bolded, Lagos has more highrise than the whole of Kenya. While Abuja and Port Harcourt has more than Mombasa. sorry

123 Highrises (completed and underconstruction)

Please, note that I didn't add 8 completed skyscrapers and the 10 underconstruction. They are all above 20 floors and 100m.

List of High-rise buildings in Lagos

1 Great Nigeria House 22
2 Sterling Towers 23
3 Stock Exchange House 22
4 UBA House 20
5 Eagle House 20
6 Afribank Plaza 19
7 Freeman House 18
8 Eko Court Block C 24
9 Eko Court Block B 24
10 Eko Court Block A 24
11 NIDB House 21
12 Wema Towers 20
13 Unity House 19
14 Eleganza House 18
15 Nicon House 18
16 Elephant House 18
17 Financial Trust House 18

18 Elephant House - 16
19 Post Office Building - 16
20 Black Diamond Suites & Apartments - 15
21 Bookshop House - 15
22 Victoria Mall Plaza - 15
23 Federal Palace hotel - 14
24 Assurance Bank of Nigeria - 14
25 Standard Chartered Bank Head Office - 14
26 1004 Housing Estate 6 - 14
27 1004 Housing Estate 5 - 14
28 1004 Housing Estate 4 - 14
29 1004 Housing Estate 3 - 14
30 1004 Housing Estate 2 - 14
31 1004 Housing Estate 1 - 14
32 UAC Building - 14
33 Mike Adenuga Towers - 13
34 WAEC House - 13
35 Zenon House 13
36 National Open University of Nigeria - 13
35 St. Nicholas hospital - 13

36 FF Millenium Towers 13
37 Sapetro Tower 13
38 Atlantic Royal Gardens 13
39 Mulliner Road Towers 13
40 Awolowo Road Towers 13
41 Alagbon Towers 3 13
42 Alagbon Towers 2 13
43 Alagbon Towers 1 13
44 Bar Beach Towers 5 13
45 Bar Beach Towers 4 13
46 Bar Beach Towers 3 13
47 Bar Beach Towers 2 13
48 Bar Beach Towers 1 13
49 Yinka Folawiyo Plaza 13
50 Block F - 13
51 Block E - 13
52 Block D - 13
53 Block C - 13
54 Block B - 13
55 Block A - 13

56 Senate House, University of Lagos 13
57 Lapal House 13
58 Federal Secretariat Phase II 13
59 Federal Secretariat Phase I 13
60 Samuel Asabia House 12 -
61 Foreshore Towers 12
62 Octagon House 12 -
63 Africa Re Building 12
64 African Continental Bank 12
65 Churchgate Tower 12
66 Tima Tower 12
67 Eko Hotel 12

68 Nestoil Towers 16
69 Zenith Heights 17
70 Sterling Tower 18
80 Kanti Tower 17
81 Shelter Tower 15

82&83 Nipost Towers - 15 × 2

84 NDIC Tower 14
85 N kings Tower 16
86 Chelsea hotel 15
87 Oriental Hotel 12 ×2
89 Civic Centre Towers – 15

90&91 The Wings Towers – 17 ×2
92& 93 Twin Tower – 20 ×2

94 Madina Tower – 15
95 Independence House 23
96 Eden HEIGHTS 15
97 Alliance Place – 12
98 Kingsway Towers –
99 Heritage Place – 14
100 B.A.T Rising Sun – 13
101 Temple Tower – 15
102 Sogenal Tower – 15
103 Sharon of Rose 12
104 SOG Tower - 15
105 Conoil House 22

106&107 Gerard 6 | 15F | 15F × 2
108&109 Le Meridien (grand) Tower 15× 2
110,111&112 Eko Energy Estate 20 × 3
113&114 Gerard 46 |18F × 2
115&116 Park Resident 23 × 2

117 Lagos Sky Tower 26
118 Azuri Peninsula (Zuma Tower) 24
115 Afren Energy 15
116 Coral hotel 17
117 Greystone Tower 17
118 Mulliner Towers – 13
119 Osbourne Tower – 12
120,121,122&123 The Waves Tower 12 ×4


Lagos dey wound Kenya since nineteen cridi.

Very interesting

freshest4live:
Now that Anthony Joshua( or what is he called) achieved something for the U.K they are not quick to tell us he is from Nigeria( or at least give a hint to where he was born)but when two Nigerians who were born in the U.K and lived all of their lives in the U.K, were caught for drug crimes the following month, the news was clear that two Nigerians have been sent to prison for drug offence. It's quite amusing though.

Exactly, that's how humans can be very selfish and sentimental. Everyone wants to identify with success. They forget that everything has a baggage and comes at a cost.

When Nigerian Agbani Darego broke the record and became the first black woman to win miss world. All Africans were quick to identify her as a Black African, even the black americans and carribeans were not left out of the famzing.
But if it is a Nigerian woman reprimanded for something wrong, everyone will be quick to point to Nigeria.
That is double-standardness to me.

LOVE ME AND LOVE MY DOG as the adage goes.You cannot claim you love me and hate my dog.

This is one reason why i will always defend Southern Nigerians to outsiders, even though it is obvious that they are the ones spoiling the Nigerian image to the world with criminality. Cos at the same time, they produce more achievers who also make Nigerians prouder at the same time.

uzzyfire:
abi ooooo wen a Nigeria breaks a world record in academics now, ghanains will say d person was taught in Ghana

or wen anoda Nigerians becomes richest man in d world , ghanains will say he was born in Ghana

Don't mind the clowns.

For every Nigerian criminal, there are more Nigerian achievers and pathfinders and that is a fact.

leathalbeast:
United Nations secretary general and world bank director, which position is higher?

Apart from Kofi Annan, what other good thing has ever come out of Ghana?

leathalbeast:
we feel that way because we know how you Nigerians are, if you get the chance you will turn Ghana into a scam haven, you guys will extend all the evil vices you do in Nigeria over into Ghana. your disregard for host nations laws has made you guys hated and until you change your behavior, other countries will feel same way about you.

Has the hatred your people have for Nigeria stop them from copying Nigerian culture or worshipping our entertainment industry?
Has it stopped Ghanaian housemaids, hawkers, roadside tailors and shoemakers from moving around Nigeria?
Has it stopped the demon-possesed and witchcraft afflicted people in your country from seeking religious refuge in Nigeria?
Has it stopped your people from using Nigerian inventions? Yeye.

mtis:
dude those photos might make ya feel good but gt say this most Kenyans have move from this culture of yours..just go hang out with ya king or queen like ya call them.. we dont give a butt.we are more westernized (no apologies please )

More westernized, yet uglier, local champions, with millions of uncivilized people dancing and playing nakedd in the forests.
Your so called 'westernization' could not make Kenyans boast of the best entertainment industry in East Africa, let alone Africa.

Who is deceiving who?

Continue to excuse your ugliness, unsophistication and inability to develop an enviable and vibrant culture in the name of being westernized.
What foolishness!

uzzyfire:
sister u don't have anything , that's y u keep emphasizing on having big ass, cos u are very skinny and unpleasing to people . so u come here were nobody can see u to brag abt having big ass

Kenyans have the lowest self esteem among African women. And that ugly lady is no different.
She's just good at foaming her mouth.

leathalbeast:
bleaching commandant

So does that mean that any black african who is not a burnt offering like the average Ghanaian or Kenyan is bleaching?
Must all Africans look like burnt offerings?

Are all Europeans blonde? Are all Europeans black-eyed? Are all Europeans ghostly pale white?

Maduawuchukwu:
Lol. Everybody in Naija has his or her tales of marginalization. For the West it is the claim that the abrogation of regionals crippled them,for the Igbo it is that we have been denied infrastructure and political power, for the Niger-Delta it is the claim that they are denied their oil wealth etc. My only grouse with Nigeria is that we have ignored and some times violently suppressed such agitations which are part of a democratic system which has in turn caused so much conflict that has endangered Nigeria.If Nigeria can agree on some minimum national standards and hold on to it e.g no electing of sectional leaders like Buhari's case, human right for even the smallest of groups etc then Naija is good to go.
On the issue of Biafra I feel that if Nigeria can use superior argument rather than force on IPOB and Biafran agitators the issue might be resolved. Nigeria has not been too bad for the Igbo as people believe. In the 90's and 2000's the argument was that Igbo people could not be given sensitive positions in Nigeria as they were regarded as inferior citizens. Since then the Igbo have held the post of CBN governor, Finance minister, Army chief, Police chief, Petroleum minister with these post sometimes held all at once etc thereby weakening the claim of deliberate marginalisation. I feel that is the same way the claim of political marginalisation will be
defeated. Democracy and nation building is a long race and not a short sprint and Nigeria has had only about 18 years of it therefore there is not enough material to reach a final analysis.
The fear is that Nigeria might reverse this gains and go back to the practice of bigotry and tribalism as the election of Buhari the biggest African demagouge of the 21st century shows.

Yes. Many northern minorities also complain of marginalization.
Many FCT indigenes have been denied their rights as citizens of Nigeria. Many were resettled out of their ancestral lands in Abuja without compensation by the FG. Many like those in Southern Kaduna have been demanding for their own state due to Hausa domination. Many more.

I think things like human rights in developing countries (Africa especially) are things that come gradually with time as the populace mature more mentally.

The election of Buhari all boils down to tribal politics of sentiments. With the way things are going now, it is very clear that there will be a change of alliance in 2019 just as there was in 2011 and 2015.
Although, apart from politics of tribal sentiments, allegations of corruption and the mere desire for change also brought about the election of Buhari.

Although i was a staunch Goodluck supporter, i am still happy to an extent about Buhari's election, cos it sent a new wave of message all through Nigeria that power for 8 years in no longer mandatory and that every administration must sit tight or be thrown out every 4 years. That is more like the way democracy should be. Strong competition between every political tenure to outcompete the previous.

leathalbeast:
you are still ugly though.

Yes am ugly, but am still more cute than the average Ghanaian below.
A sad burnt offering like u, ashamed of his own self

kikuyu1:
SIGHHH! Mwenzangu, you disappoint me! IdI Amin never did a fraction of those crimes. Believe you me when I say it was a long running multi generational Tutsi plan to grab power. Same thing with Obote. He repeateddy offered to return and give evidence on WHO EXACTLY KILLED THOUSANDS OF BAGANDAS WHEN HIS TROOPS WEREN'T EVEN IN LUWEERO. Also, do you have proof of the Kenyattas 500 k acres? I've seen that figure bandied about. Yes,they have extensive land holdings but are really that figure??
Be careful with the seductive power of false narratives!! They're easy to believe and impossible to disprove. Did you watch the Ouko murder special investigation on Citizen tv? Finally, after years of abuse it was proved Troon of Scotland yard was full of b.s. and neither MoI nor Biwott had anything to do with Oukos killing!

Kikuyus always ready to defend the Kenyattas and their other corrupt tribesmen.

leathalbeast:
dude, you are still obsessed with bleachers. don't you think you need help?

You think i need help because am obsessed with the beauty and pride of African culture?? Maybe your charcoal coloured brains didn't think well

Nigerian culture remains the pride of Black Africa.