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Jay254:You seem very dumb with this kind of comment. How much did Nigeria overcome South Africa with economically? China overcame Japan with such a very wide margin in terms of GDP. Ethiopia has overtake Kenya as the economic power of East Africa, can you tell us the major changes observed in Ethiopia? Sometimes, one wonders if you Kenyans reason with your butts. FYI, as a Nigerian, It is obvious that there have been differences in Nigeria now compared to 10 or 20 years ago. Among the many 1. Nigeria obviously now has the largest ongoing projects in Africa. 2. Nigeria has the largest middleclass population in Africa right now. 3. Nigeria has the most largest and most influential entertainment industry in Africa. 4. Nigeria has more of the largest and most influential company startups in Africa in the last 1-2 decades. |
Jay254:Yes, the slums in nairobi may be 5% of the landmass, however it contains majority of the city's population. |
NairobiWalker:So what is the sense and message you are trying to pass here? Your dumbness? Have we not moved past the issue of skintones? Why are you trying to take us back there? |
TayserMahiri:
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rvp20182: kikuyu1:Gosh, are you guys blockheads or what? Go through this article by a British company and see where EIU was clearly referenced as the source. If you cannot comprehend this, then I advice you guys to go back to your alma maters and ask for a refund of your school fees cos clearly you guys were a waste of funds. |
obaaderemi:Thank you. Of course I thought as much. Kenya is a very discriminatory country. The country's urban areas are only built for the rich and high middleclass hence the poor people who form the overwhelming majority of the country have only slums as their option. Slums will never cease to exist in every nook and cranny of Kenya's urban area. It will only get worse. |
rvp20182:EIU is one of the most credible statistical analysis group in the world. They do not just take random statistics and publish it. They do their own deep fact Finding and homework before establishing it. So, I wonder how people like you think they can challenge the veracity of sources like this. Absolute nonsense. |
NairobiWalker: rvp20182:First of all, Abeokuta does not have up to a million people, stop telling lies in order to prove a point. One thing about some Nigerian cities like Ibadan, Abeokuta and Kano is that they usually have an old city section. Most of these old houses were built long before independence, also, many of the residents of these places have been urban by nature even before the Europeans came! So, they no longer have any villages anymore which they are native to. So your issue of urbanization during the oil boom makes no sense because some Nigerians have been urban for centuries. If you think it does, why don't all the Nigerian cities look like Abeokuta? Besides, the entire Abeokuta does not look like that. There are modern parts of the city, but you chose to focus on that part. The pictures of Naivasha you are showing us, how many Kenyans can afford to live in those kind of houses when the middleclass population of Kenya is very small? Or will you tell us that those areas are for low income people? It is obvious that Kenya builds it's own cities to be exclusive for high middleclass and rich people. Nigerian cities on the other hand are for everyone, for the very rich and the very poor. You only need to find the area that suits you. At least I prefer these old houses of Abeokuta, they are more decent than the gigantic slums in which the majority of urban Kenyans live. What is the essence of having expensive cities which the majority of the citizens cannot afford and end up in slums? |
rvp20182:Kikuyu1 You guys are nothing but shameless haters whose cries about the Nigerian economy will not change nor stop us from being recognized as the largest economy in Africa with the largest middleclass population. Around 40million Nigerians are middleclass citizens. Add the middleclass population of the entire east africa, it still is not up to that of Nigeria. Add the population of the top 10 largest middleclass population from different countries in Africa, it is still barely that of Nigeria's. What a shame.
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NairobiWalker:Why are you showing us a city built by arabs? Show us the ones built by black Africans. That's what we are interested in. |
rvp20182:Nigeria has more than 30 cities with at least 500,000 people. What do you mean real cities? What is the definition of a city? |
nwoke37:Is this guy called TayserMahiri without any iota of shame? Just see how you keep being proved and disproved here over again and again. Now that he has showed you pics of people boarding the train, what else do you need? |
TayserMahiri:Makoko is very insignificant as it contains less than 1% of the population of Lagos and the majority of it has been destroyed. So, it is inconsequential and completely indescriptive of the living conditions of the poor people of Lagos. |
obaaderemi:Hahahaha. Kenya's biggest bank started out as a branch of an Indian bank? ![]() So all this while we have been calling Kenya 'little India' we were perfectly on point. Take away the touch of foreigners from Kenya and Somalia would be better than the outcome ![]() |
254tobby:Since you know that your towns are yet to become cities, then why compare them with those of Nigeria that are already cities? You should have just waited till 2025 shouldn't you? For a place to be called a city, it has to have an economy of it's own. Why are you hating on Nigerians for being predominantly urban? Many of our forefathers have been urban long before the white men came many centuries ago. Unlike you Black Kenyans who have been living in forests and bushes until the white men came. |
Natural01:Don't mind the ignorant KiberaWalker aka NairobiWalker. He thinks Lagos is like Nairobi. The truth is that Lagos is more than a city like Nairobi now. Lagos is a mega city. It is a conurbation of many cities and towns in one mega urban area. The entire Lagos state of 3,577km² has been completely urbanized to the extent that it has spill over into neighbouring Ogun state and many parts of Ogun close to Lagos have been urbanized. Surulere as a town of it's own under Lagos has it's own different neighborhoods, both the ones for the high middleclass, low middleclass and low income, but the low middleclass and low income populations dominate the town. |
NairobiWalker:Hmmm, I will give you an all round disgrace for your lying ass here. So, you mean Umoja is solely for low class Kenyans? Look below and see the lowest house rent prices I could find for for a 2 bedroom appartment in Umoja. Over 700,000 naira per annum? then compare it with that of Surulere where such can be gotten for half the price! Now, I see why the majority of Nairobians live in slums. It seems like housing in Nairobi is quite expensive.. And mind you, Surulere is not even the cheapest part of Lagos, as it still has lots of middle class people. Another thing is that these 2 bedroom appartments in Umoja are all multiple story buildings (barack houses as we say in Nigeria, with so many tenants and no privacy) where people must climb 5 or 6 story building to get to their houses at the top, yet still so expensive. And this is supposed to be the poorest part of Nairobi save for the slums. Please I need other Kenyans to help me explain this. Why is house rent in Nairobi so expensive? TayserMahiri, mtis, kikuyu1, rvp20182
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NairobiWalker:I said 'low middleclass & low class'. It was a mixed statement. If you cannot understand this, then kindly follow my advice above and ask for a refund of your school fees. 3. People who are not stupid like you can accurately guess your intentions based on what you say.This forum is not for voodoo mind readers ok? If that is your profession, look elsewhere. This is an online discourse forum where people are are responsible and judged solely for the things they type here and not what some voodoo mind readers like you try to form in their deluded minds. So can you act like an educated person and take me accountable for only the things I type here? Thanks. |
NairobiWalker:Hahaha, I hope now everyone can agree with me that you are dumb? Look at the backgroud of the picture you posted of Ajegunle being a slum. Can't you see beautiful houses even with a satelite there? The picture you posted is not a slum, it is just an unsanitized backyard of normal houses with few illegal structures. Why can't you gives us an aerial view of Ajegunle showing dozens of shanty houses like we see in Kibera, Mathare etc? You just showed us a backyard refuse dump with one or 2 illegal structures claiming it is a slum. Please I encourage you to go and collect your school fees back from the schools you attended cos clearly you were a waste of funds. In case you could not see the background in the pictures you posted clearly, I have helped you to do some editing below. Can you see the houses at the background?
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NairobiWalker:Don't tell me that you have given up on your search for modern cheaper houses in Langata already? Come on, you can do better ![]() I am still waiting! Lol |
NairobiWalker:Kibera is not part of langata but since it is neighbouring to Langata and was carved out of Langata, that means they share amenities and rescources. I for instance, do not register or vote in my local ward. I vote in the neighbouring ward because it is more convenient for me. So, due to the overwhelmingly large population of Kibera (of course, as the largest slum in Africa) , it is normal for many Kiberans to choose to vote in Langata for convenience. Or are you trying to deny the people of Kibera their rights as Nairobians proper? . Afterall they form the largest bloc of Nairobians and deserve more. So these Kiberans outnumber the Langata voters numerically by far. This tells us of the emptiness of Langata and the populous nature of Kibera. Or do you have another explanation or lie to tell as usual? ![]() |
NairobiWalker:First of all, the only slum in Lagos is Makoko. So I don't know what slums you are talking of that I showed. If you have any senses upstairs you should read my statement again. I said typically 'low middleclass and low income'. It was a mixed statement. Or have low middleclass and low income become synonymous to you? The drone mostly shows the low middleincome areas or would you call those cramped up houses high-middle income? or where did you see me say that Surulere is exclusively for poor people? Yeah, I said you should show me the lovely houses of Kenya because you people were calling Nigerian houses box houses and claiming that Kenyan houses were better looking. This was never because I wanted to brag about Nigerian houses. Or have you ever seen any Nigerian here bragging about our houses being better? Your problem is that you think that you can conclude on people's thoughts and aims. So, you try to conclude and force words into people's mouths. How the hell did you know my aim? You must be a comic character. |
NairobiWalker:These are new modern houses in Surulere below and their costs. Can you show me modern 3 bedroom appartment houses in Langata as cheap as this. I am waiting!
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NairobiWalker:Can you please show me one sentence where I bragged about the decency of Surulere houses? I dare you to show me one single sentence where I bragged about the decency of Surulere. Your failure to do this confirms you as a complete nincompoop! |
NairobiWalker:Since you know that Karen is high income, why the hell did you include it in your Langata constituency of 223km² which you were bragging about? You think we will not discover your usual lies right? The last pic is not a slum. It has some levels of sanitation. The houses there are not temporary illegal structures like those of Kibera & Mathare. These houses enjoy pipe borne water and modern toilet facilities irrespective of how poor they look! Only an slowpoke will call an apartment-styled house on a numbered street with pipe borne water and modern toilet and kitchen pipe facilities a slum. If you have any senses upstairs compare Mathare to the neighborhood below. Can't you see how you are embarrassing yourself on Africa's largest forum?
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rvp2018:Pointless. Malls are not a significance of middleClass. The GDP per capital of a country and it's GNI coefficient are a better significance of middleclass population. Personally I do not like going to malls. I prefer to get my groceries in neighborhood supermarkets, minimarts, shops and markets. Many Nigerians also have this mentality. Yeah, it's possible that 30% of Nairobians are middleclass cos afterall the majority of Kenya's 10% middle class population live in Nairobi, Mombasa and perhaps Kisumu only. That's why I was more interested in the lower income and lower middleclass areas of Nairobi cos I do not want to believe that the remaining 70% of Nairobians live in Kibera and other slums as various reports show. Or not? |
NairobiWalker:Under construction? You can do better than this na. Don't confirm your dumbness to the whole world. |
NairobiWalker:Your ignorance and lack of comprehension is your problem. The cheapest 3 bedroom flat I could find in Madaraka estate was worth 480,000 shillings (approx 1.7 million naira) per annum, While the cheapest 3 bedroom flats in Surulere were half and less than 1/3 the price of Madaraka. Who is the fool here now? And like I told you, only mostly the newer modern houses in Surulere are available for rent online. There are many more cheaper ones as you can see in the lower income areas which dominate Surulere. So, can you pls show me cheaper 3 bedroom flats in Madaraka to prove yourself? or forever shut your buccal shithole!
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254tobby:Who is this person comparing small towns and semi urban areas in Kenya with large cities in Nigeria with millions of people? Are you alright? |
GERALD710:Langata constituency which NairobiWalker boasted to me of being 223km² consists of karen (Is Karen a low middle income area?). Langata also contains Madaraka estate which is a high middle income estate and not anywhere low middle income or low income. At least he could not provide additonal pictures to me to show that. He also went to check the prices of houses in Surulere to show me that Surulere is not a low Income area just as I did to him with Madaraka, but I proved him wrong by showing him more and more lower income neighborhoods of Surulere till himself concluded that the majority of Surulere is a slum. So, help me to ask him, why couldn't he show me more and more pictures of lower income areas of Madaraka or Langata? To prove that indeed it is predominantly lower income area? Besides let us get the differences between a high income, high middleclass, low middleclass and low income house/neighborhood. The 1st pic is a high income house in Nigeria The 2nd pic is high middle income house The 3rd pic is a low middle income (estate) The 4th pic is low middle income (street, not an estate) The 5th pic is a typically low income neighborhood. Makoko is the only worse place that this in Lagos.
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GERALD710:No, only a picture of Madaraka estate was posted. So are you telling me that the picture above shows a mainly low income area or what? Cos I am clearly not seeing any low income area in this pic. Besides what the heck do you mean low income by Kenyan standards? Are Kenyan standards so high? If Kenyan Income standards were so high, then your country would have had a large middleclass population which it doesn't. |
NairobiWalker:You have officially gone mad. Can you show me where I boasted about the decency of Surulere? I proudly posted pictures of poorer areas of Surulere and you said I bragged about decency? Pls show me where I bragged about the decency of surulere? Show me! I know that Kenya does not have low income areas. What you have are pure slums in place of low income areas. That's why I wanted you to show me low income areas of Nairobi and not slums. |
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- they would need to import annually would be around 100B dollars - but right now they are struggling to import wheat+rice
?SMH!!!If Langata is what you call High class, Lawd, what will you call the apartments in my area and even Westlands is not considered high class either but Middle Class