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Kazikazi:Zanzibar is such a beauty to behold. Tanzania is surely going to be my vacation destination next year. Tanzania is truly blessed. In as much as we have our differences, I really think a united East African republic with Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi will be a very progressive country. By next year, all of West Africa hopes to use a single currency which will make us a single economy. You east Africans speak a common language (swahili) compared to we West Africans who do not even understand each other. With the character of Kenyans here, I can definitely see that Kenya should be the major hindrance to East African unity. They are just so poisonous and obnoxious. Gosh! But hey what are we going to do? We already share skin colour and race with them. Whether we like it or not, the destinies of all Black Africans are tied together somehow. |
Kazikazi: ![]() This may seem funny, but it is the truth. I have always wondered why Tanzanians look more beautiful and handsome than Kenyans and Ugandans, in spite of the fact that you are all East Africans. Tanzanians also have better manners and are more friendly, social and hospitable than other East Africans. Kenyan economy may be higher than Tanzania in nominal calculations, but at the end of the day Tanzania is higher in purchasing power parity because the cost of living in Tanzania is cheaper. Tanzanians do not live fake lives. The wealth of Tanzania is equally enjoyed by all citizens, unlike in Kenya where 90% of all the wealth and lands are controlled by whites, Indians and the Kenyatta family, leaving millions of the citizens to starve and live in stone-age settings. Cc mtisTheQubit, Kur17, Jonraid, kikuyu1, rvp2018 |
Shibaraba:Hahahaha you are damn hillarious. Good one. |
Xander85:The Ashanti empire was the only empire existing in present day Ghana as to the time the British conquered Ghana. Unlike in Nigeria. Ghana is a much smaller nation compared to Nigeria. |
MyVILLAGEpeople:Are you serious? When was this and do you have the picture? |
Hausa fulani muslim illiterates are a disaster to Nigeria. These people are worse than devils when it comes to the issue of religion. God forbid! These people are supposed to have a country of their own like Somalia where they can self destruct. |
sayisayi:Which university did this happen? Something like this cannot happen in Kogi state. |
Yobeezy:1) Do you want to argue here that droughts and starvation never hit northern parts of Kenya year in year out? 2) Asides victims of Boko haram insurgency who were forced to flee their homes, can you prove that Nigerians starve? 3) Development is even in Kenya? Can you show us one single city/financial centre in northern Kenya where 10% of your population inhabit? 4) Kano & Kaduna cities are among top 6 most developed and urbanized cities in Nigeria and they are located in the heart of Northern muslim areas. I won't even talk about Abuja (our capital city) which is also situated in the north. Kindly answer the questions above or you can call your fellow Kenyans to help you out. Don't argue without anything to back you up. |
Kur17:Hahahaha, Oga those starving children in the first picture are children from the Nigerian civil war. I can show you more of those pictures if you want. One blogger must have taken those pictures to add to the story of starving Nigerians. God forbid for such a scenario to happen in Nigeria. You have a head my guy, think! How can Nigerians starve without political instability when 100% of the country's land is arable and fertile and is owned by private individuals and communities who are agrarian? You have a brain and I want to believe that it works. Niger republic is 90% desert and they don't starve. Starving without war/crisis has never been a West African thing. The last picture with a starving child being given water by a white woman is self explanatory in your picture. That was a child who is part of a community in Akwa Ibom state in Nigeria with an age long tradition where children accused of witchcraft are abandoned by their family to die! I can show you more of it if you want. Don't be too desperate to bring Nigeria to Kenya's level. We never starve in West Africa unless when there is war or crisis. |
Kur17:You want to compare a civil war that took 3 million lives and burnt cities/financial centres to the ground? Do you know the cost of such wars? Or you want to compare over 30 years of military dictatorship to Moi's regime? Yes you have Somalis I know, but what percentage of your population are they? (35%)? Nigeria's inequality is not worse because the statistics used for judging extreme poverty does not apply to rural Nigerians. That of urban Nigerians is very understandable and acceptable, cos it is impossible to live in a city without spending cash, but it is very possible in rural Nigeria. Imagine calling people who farm and sell bags and bags of foodstuffs extremely poor. They may not have cash on their hands but they have acres of fertile lands at their disposal.
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Jonraid:In a developing city of 21 million people (Lagos), only 170,000 (0.8%) of the people live in a slum (Makoko). I desperately wish I could say the same thing for Nairobi. |
Jonraid:Every single one of these pictures show victims of Boko haram. Try harder. |
Jonraid:At least our poor people don't look like this
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Jonraid:Yeah, the tens of millions of stone age living turkanas, forest dwelling masais and slum dwelling Nairobians are utter nonsense. |
Kur17:The same internet has pictures of starving Kenyan masses to show, can you show me pictures of starving Nigerian masses? I dare you! Western media with western based statistics claim half of Nigeria lives in extreme poverty because their industrialized society and minds cannot comprehend how people can eat well and stay healthy without spending a dime in a whole day. Well, we have been living that way for centuries here. |
@ TayserMahiri, Kur17, mtisTheQubit, Yobeezy, gallivant, Jonraid, GERALD710, Kikuyu1 and every other bragging Kenyan that will ever come to this thread. You guys truly need to do something about the extreme uneven reality of that shithole you call Kenya. You guys can go ahead deceiving white foreigners and other observers who visit the CBD of Nairobi and other scripted areas in order to make them have good views of you, but you just really cannot deceive other Africans to take you guys any seriously. Your country is a country that has the practice of robbing Peter to pay Paul. A country with the principle of taking advantage of the weak to fatten the strong. For God's sake, how can a section of your country be living in stone age while another section brag of development or amenities of western standards? Imagine such level of double standards. Nigeria for instance is a country where everyone is equally carried together in development, irrespective of tribe, religion or creed. This is because since ever, we have had state governments to cater for every region even when the federal (central) govt may neglect you. How can a country have millions of citizens who starve year in year out, but yet chooses to use most of it's arable land for farming tea and flowers? Isn't that insanity? What ever could explain that? This is the same thing that plays out in your cities. The negative effect of your fakeness, where just beside all the sky scrappers of your Nairobi, you have the largest slums in Africa sitted there and in these slums you have majority of the city's residents. The few lucky poor and low middleclass citizens who manage to escape these slums are crowded up in multiple story concentration camp houses without ventilation, just so that the few rich people can live in extremely luxurious and spacious estates? You guys end up showing us the expensive grand buildings and structures being built in Nairobi but at the end of the day, only a tiny percentage of the populace have access to these. It's such a shame! I respect a country like Tanzania with a lower GDP (nominal) where there is better even development across the country and a more affordable standard of living for the populace than your country where a huge section of the populace live in stone age and will need to travel hundreds of miles to ever see what a city or modern urban area looks like. Kenya, Your fakeness stinks! Go fix it! Kenya as a country would never have been able to compare Nigeria at any developmemt index had we not been besetted by a civil war and decades of military rule just after our independence. Some Nigerian cities were burnt to the ground during the civil war, but go to those places and you see bubbling and beautiful urban areas today, whereas you will have to travel hundreds of miles around some parts of Kenya to see any sign of urbanization. You can imagine the country comparing itself with Nigeria. Kenya has never experienced a serious national challenge like war or decades of military rule, yet you wonder why Kenya is still dragging development with other African countries whose progress was stalled for decades by war and military rule. Kenya would never be able to compare Nigeria in any human development statistics had it not been for the Core-northern muslims we have in Nigeria who form 35% of our population. They are like our major problem here. These people have a clear anti-western and even anti-development culture, yet other parts of Nigeria have been managing to drag them forward by force. This is what true fairness in a nation is all about, unlike your country Kenya where some sections are left to rot in perpetual darkness while others make progress. |
Kur17:I am from Northern Nigeria. No one is starving in Niger republic which is 90% desertified and north of northern Nigeria, let alone Nigeria! Nigeria is not like Kenya where Kenyatta family controls all the land and uses it for his private tea farming. All land in Nigeria is owned by communities and people who use them for farming food crops. Most northern Nigerians get their income by farming food crops which they sell to the south. Now, explain to me how rural northern Nigerians (the poorest Nigerians) can ever starve? Is that the case in Kenya? |
Runalong333:My brother. It is just a sad situation. Kenyans are the chief sponsors of people who tarnish the image of Africa. We know many west africans tarnish Africa's image by drowning on getting to Europe, but at the end of the day, there are millions of our people that did take this journey and today are milllionaires in Europe, remitting million back home. Not that I'm encouraging this journey! Kenya on the other had is a country where the government sacrifices the lives of some of it's citizens for money and to impress the white foreigners in their midst. Kenya is a highly uneven developed country where a vast part of the country is left underdeveloped and untouched just for the sake of all the country's money to be pumped into building sky scrappers in Nairobi. I thank God for Nigeria where development seems to be quite evenly spread. Kenyan masses are nothing but puppets of the Kenyatta family and the Indian elites. If you want to weep for Africa and curse the reason for you being black, you don't need to look any further than to watch documentaries on certain parts of Kenya. These are the kind of images Kenya sends to the western world to represent we Africans. Are these the kind of people to be taken seriously?
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Jonraid:Nigerians who make the journey to Europe are those who gathered the sums of $1,000 - 3,000 for the journey and were swindled of their money. They were not citizens who could not afford common food. Latin Americans drown and die on their journey to USA and Kenya is not better than any single Latin American country. I dare you to show me one Latin American country Kenya is better than. Pointless rambling. Ghanaians also make the journey. Is Kenya better than Ghana? |
gallivant:I am insecure about able bodied male Africans celebrating petty BLANKET, TEA & BISCUIT festivals which were meant for European children and teenage girls, especially when millions of their citizens are starving due to acute food shortages and relying on external food aid. |
Jonraid:Do you now want to juxtapose poverty with famine? Times and over, we have made this clear that Western standards for determining poverty levels on monetary terms just do not apply to all Africans. Most rural Nigerians do not really need to spend cash to live their daily lives. They provide almost everything they need for themselves locally. If not for Boko haram insurgency. The average Nigerian does not know what starvations feels like. It is something we watch on the television from East Africa. |
Kenyanstar:Your citizens starve for no justifiable reasons, other than the fact that Kenyatta family and other Indian business men use the little available arable land in Kenya for Tea farming. What a joke!
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GERALD710:2003? Yet our banking sector is far more advanced than yours. We even buy up your banks ![]() |
Yobeezy:Bla bla bla. Born liars. Look at the screenshots below, do they look like 2011? Kenya is just the most useless and unserious country where the government prefers to make money over the lives of citizens. At least 50% of Kenya is arable. Instead of the government to use this for intensive farming of food crops to meet the feeding demands of the populace, they rather use to it farm flowers and tea, so they can celebrate more BLANKET, TEA & BISCUIT FESTIVALS. Madness!
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Lonestar124:Exactly. There is nothing beautiful about people with such a dark and evil heart. Extreme religious extremists with no tolerance of other faiths and tribes. |
It's not just about Aboki alone. All illiterates are dirty! We educated people buy food from illiterates who know nothing about micro organisms and their harmful effects. Nigeria really needs a more orderly processed and checked food industry. People sell poison to the public in the name of food. |
PhenomenalMorgan:My opinion too. Soldiers are still on earth risking their lives. Talking about people who take their own life and risk outside to space where there is no oxygen to breathe? This just has to be the most risky. Also, sea divers too. |
gallivant:Hell no it doesn't ! America still remains the world super power and the boss of everyone. Canadians and Scandinavians still move over to America to pursue their dreams. |
Kazikazi:OMG! What is this? The funniest thing is that this starvation was not even caused by any form of political instability. This is unimaginable. @mtisTheQubit, Yobeezy, Jay254, gallivant, Jonraid, TayserMahiri ? Is this what you call a country? Niger republic, Nigeria's northern neighbour is 90% desert by landmass, yet their citizens do not starve. What excuse do Kenyans have for starving for heaven's sake? Kenya is a joke. |
Yobeezy:Click on this link and check the list of winners of AFRIMMA music awards for 4 years now, check who has been dominating since then. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Africa_Music_Awards |
Kazikazi:This is very beautiful. |
tlann:Many countries beat the the USA in HDI, does that make them better than the USA? |
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