₦airaland Forum

Sagamite: You are a person!

You just showed thinking is not an art you engage in.

Big Mouth

Okija_juju and Sagamite think before you write anything down. And get a life!!!

shymexx: They will end up killing the hostages regardless. And apparently they have killed about 100 Kenyan soldiers. So how about just smoke them out and let the rest be collateral damage? The longer the whole thing drags, the more the publicity they would keep getting - and that's what they want.

100 kenyan soldiers dead only 69 people were killed but no soldier....Got to agree with you publicity is what they want.

Its about to end ... two terrorists had been killed and some of the terrorists had blown themselves up.The rest of the gang is cornered.

Police have tear-gassed a crowd of curious people near the scene. Crowd was throwing stones.this got to end very soon otherwise kenyans will storm the mall

Blasts shake Nairobi westgate mall

'The White Widow'--The woman behind the westgate mall terror attack

Jenams: These guys want to blow up dis fine mall oh! Kai, islamists dnt appreciate good tins!

lol nice one!!

To somali11 ,somali12,… your comments are irritating and stupid. You should learn something about Kenyan society. We don’t give a sh**t about you or your country. We allowed you in our country to stay, do business and you call us monkeys. Please you f**heads are ugly than baboons .Please stop messing with us coz belief me when I say this Kenyans are fed up with u.

you sure she not from kenya coz In swahili Farida is a name for lady and while waziri means minister

Gorrbachev: its your ancestors down to your bloody father and mother with Jonapkaraga and madame Shepopo and their host Uhuru-amugbo that are outcasts.

What is this outcasts thing..i dont get it!!!! You don't need to be so mean chief

Man the photos are nice.Good work Gallivant..

Nice Pic Guys...Smile
President Uhuru Kenyatta with his Nigerian counterpart Goodluck Jonathan at State House in Nairobi

The Federal Government has offered to help Kenya with the management of its newly discovered oil resources.
This was disclosed by the Nigeria High Commissioner to Kenya, Akin Oyateru, who disclosed this on Thursday in Nairobi while speaking to journalists ahead of President Goodluck Jonathan’s state visit to Kenya.
Kenya recently announced that it will join the league of oil producing nations as its oil resources have met the benchmark for commercial exploitation.
According to Mr. Oyateru, Nigeria had a comparative advantage over Kenya in the oil sector and will be willing to assist them in several ways.
He said the visit of President Jonathan is focused on the expansion of co-operation between Nigeria and Kenya. He added that Africa Oil, a Canadian oil and Gas Company, together with British explorer, Tullow Oil Plc, had estimated the Kenyan oil reserves at 368 million barrels, a level capable of commercial exploitation.
“Kenya just discovered oil, so we have a lot of comparative advantages there, which we can actually impact in them. We will assist in exchanging ideas, collaborate, and cooperate in the area of training and capacity building,
“We could also help them in the area of redrafting their legislation to have a proper legislation in that sector,’’ he said.
He also said Nigeria will in return use the opportunity to tap from the broad knowledge of Kenya in the areas of horticulture, floriculture, dairy production, hospitality, and tourism; adding that Kenya is the leading exporter of cotton seed in the world and the largest producer of green beans.
“In the area of hospitality and tourism, we can learn a lot from Kenya, as you know, Kenya is one of the preferred destinations for tourists,’’ he said.
According to Mr. Oyateru, Kenya, which had a large deposit of limestone and vast in the production of sugarcane, is expected to go into a joint venture with private investors from both countries in cement and sugar production.
He also noted that two Nigerian banks, UBA and Ecobank, had already established branches in Kenya while GTB recently bought 70 per cent of Kenyan Fina Bank and hoping to fully take-off early next year.

iheneme: [size=13pt] Looks Happy [/size]

At State House Nairobi