₦airaland Forum

jl115:
South Africa has the 8th most retail space in the wold my bru!!!

Abohboy:
Bro stop you're not catching up with Joburg within 2 years you'd need at least 10 years minimum he didn't even show Sandton or Rosebank or Illovo only one part of Joburg, Nairobi doesn't compare to Joburg and will need a lot more then a few years to catch up I live here for a few months every year before going to the UK so I know what i'm saying

theTranscriber:
I can't believe these Kenyans are comparing Nairobi to Johannesburg

What kind of changaaa did you guys take?

That's like comparing bontel with Samsung

Shma2020:
Not to the rate of Nairobi - Nairobi is the 5th most dynamic city in the world - its coming up very fast. That one I can assure you. Maybe Capetown can out grow Nairobi in the near future - it has spaces and potential but not jorburg. Jorburg is dormant.

mtisTheQubit:
So i was right..you live in SA.so have you gotten a girlfriend?...an i mean girlfriend not a boyfriend...bythe way got some SA peeps here who can show you around

AfriqueDuZuid:
Lol I wan't to tackle it 1 neiborhood comparison

After all I think Nairobi at best would be 60 neighborhood, Johannesburg alone has over 550 neighborhoods

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
When I visited joburg this are some of which are not on your list

Dragon City mall
Fourways Crossing mall

AfriqueDuZuid:
[s]Lol busy talking about surpassing

Nairobi is in level of Pretoria

Anyway Johannesburg cement consumption is more than the entire country of Kenya,

Don't get it confused that we don't post our cities that is means of no construction [/s]

Abohboy:
I posted links giving evidence not only in Yoruba land but across Africa I don't have the energy to post them again go and look for it and a lot of sources of European views on Africa are hard to access

AfriqueDuZuid:
Lol I wan't to tackle it 1 neiborhood comparison

After all I think Nairobi at best would be 60 neighborhood, Johannesburg alone has over 550 neighborhoods

Abohboy:
Fourways crossing isn't bigger then Two rivers and i've never heard of dragon city mall

Shma2020:
Nairobi having 60 neighborhoods? Come on dude. Nairobi has more less 10 neighborhoods and jorburg has 11.


Unless you don't know what neighborhoods are.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Fourways mall is 180 000 m²

That's 3 two rivers malls

Shma2020:
Nairobi having 60 neighborhoods? Come on dude. Nairobi has more less 10 neighborhoods and jorburg has 11.


Unless you don't know what neighborhoods are.

jl115:
No it wont since South Africa is still adding nearly 2 million sqm of retail space every year.

obaaderemi:
Mtchew.
I don't see any links to show there were gay marriages and open homosexuality in Yoruba land before the coming of western culture. If you have it post it. What energy does that require?

It's very common on this thread for people to say "I posted it already go and look for it" when they actually have nothing.
A good but lazy way to duck out when cornered.

theTranscriber:
south Africa with a population of 60 million with 72,000 deaths

Nigeria is the 3rd with a population of 212 million with 45,000
https://www.statista.com/statistics/281396/countries-with-highest-number-of-aids-deaths/

https://www.kff.org/global-health-policy/fact-sheet/the-global-hivaids-epidemic/

Nigeria is the 38th most affected country with 1.8m living with aids
while south Africa is the 4th after eswatini, Lesotho and Botswana which are basically extensions of south Africa with 7.5 million people with aids!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_HIV/AIDS_adult_prevalence_rate

jl115:
fair enough however it wasn't long ago that Nigeria topped the list for most aids related deaths......

But that being said, how is it possible that even with the massive aids problem we have in SA we still have a higher life expectancy by nearly 10 years in fact??

theTranscriber:
I now know what's wrong with you guys
https://www.moneyweb.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/379367889.jpg

you've been sniffing in sulphur dioxide!
you produce more sulphur dioxide than China and the United States combined!

https://www.nairaland.com/6790022/south-africas-eskom-now-worlds
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-05/eskom-is-now-world-s-biggest-sulfur-dioxide-emitter-crea-says

mtisTheQubit:
I see opportunity out of despair for poverty stricken Africa countries. But not for all of them. See now countries like Naija got massive issues..same as Ghana or .... but that good coz ..See when you are poor you tend to hustle a lot ..You don’t sit ya lazy bum like some folks I know..
An yes am talking of SA.They kinda like ths kids with rich dads who just become lazy by default. Happens all the time.So when someone says Kenya will overtake a certain country trust me it will soon …happen. Its a circle of life.Ya poor .. you struggle..get rich..your kids become lazy..they become poor..an the loops continues..
So problem with SA is that its comfortable with what it has..very dangerous I say

obaaderemi:
Mtchew.
I don't see any links to show there were gay marriages and open homosexuality in Yoruba land before the coming of western culture. If you have it post it. What energy does that require?

It's very common on this thread for people to say "I posted it already go and look for it" when they actually have nothing.
A good but lazy way to duck out when cornered.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Lol busy talking about surpassing

Nairobi is in level of Pretoria

Anyway Johannesburg cement consumption is more than the entire country of Kenya,

Don't get it confused that we don't post our cities that is means of no construction

jl115:
based on what?

jl115:
nope not even close to Pretoria level yet

jl115:
let kenya catch gauteng first then we'll talk

Abohboy:
I posted a link talking about Igbo female husbands where women would marry each other for ritual purposes essentially meaning religious pruposes from aljazeera I had to post the links three times already because people can't look i'm not doing that again and i'm not talking about yoruba land i'm talking about Africa as a whole but for yorubaland

There are stories in the Odu Ifa about Yemoja travelling to a land filled with Adodi people ( Anal sex people essentially ) so gay men and marrying one of them these things are there on the internet i'm not going to spoon feed you with information and stop acting like you've actually brought any sources for your own side of the argument all you've said is that's false or i'm wrong no proper sourceor evidence for anything

Till any of you can provide such please don't quote me

Abohboy:
I posted a link talking about Igbo female husbands where women would marry each other for ritual purposes essentially meaning religious pruposes from aljazeera I had to post the links three times already because people can't look i'm not doing that again and i'm not talking about yoruba land i'm talking about Africa as a whole but for yorubaland

There are stories in the Odu Ifa about Yemoja travelling to a land filled with Adodi people ( Anal sex people essentially ) so gay men and marrying one of them these things are there on the internet i'm not going to spoon feed you with information and stop acting like you've actually brought any sources for your own side of the argument all you've said is that's false or i'm wrong no proper sourceor evidence for anything

Till any of you can provide such please don't quote me

AfriqueDuZuid:
What Kenya has put in its entire existence we add it in a year

vaxx:
adofuro is a new word . Infact among the Yoruba people it is even a taboo to sleep with your wife thru the anus .

Aadufuro used in the link you provided actually was referring to men who sleeps with their woman thru their anus and not necessarily men to men or women to women. The name even suggest it. The man who had sex thru the anus.


There is nothing like gay and lesbianism according to the Yoruba . It is a taboo , irrational and unholy.


There is no where within the 256 odu ifa, where gay and lesbianism is mentioned and do not think because it is not mentioned then it might be practiced , I can send you an odu ifa that gives a logical warning.

Shma2020:
Nextgen is the biggest mall in Kenya by sqm. But it ranks below two rivers. Size does not matter.

Farming has become too dangerous for many, humanitarian crisis in Nigeria

Maryam Aliyu and her six children were lying next to each other fast asleep when gunmen broke into their home in northwest Nigeria.

“Suddenly I saw light all over me. I came out of the mosquito net and there were four men with AK-47s,” the 25-year-old said.

Gangs of heavily armed criminals known locally as bandits have terrorised northwest and central states of Africa’s most populous nation for years.

When gunmen attacked her village of Danjiro in Sokoto state’s Goronyo district last month, Aliyu had only 400 naira ($1), as was the case most days.

“They even stole the wrapper on which my children were sleeping,” said Aliyu, tears rolling down her cheeks.

“They usually try to rape us,” said the 35-year-old mother of five, who survived a separate attack in Goronyo.

– Hunger and insecurity –

More than 1,600 people have arrived at the camp in recent weeks, according to UNICEF, in desperate need of food, protection, shelter and clothes.

“We sometimes sleep without having had food that day.”

“What we are watching in the northwest is a situation that will soon blow up in our faces,” said Maulid Warfa, chief of UNICEF’S field office.

Yet the region attracts much less attention than the country’s northeast, where jihadist groups are fighting a 12-year conflict that has displaced two million people.

“If donors and the international community are not interested in doing what needs to be done today, in a few years we will be dealing with a situation that a lot of people will regret,” he said.

At a nutrition clinic supported by UNICEF in Sokoto North, outside the city, more than 50 women with small children waited to receive a small pack filled with nutrient paste designed for acute malnutrition.

“We hid in the crops and when day broke, we came here,” she said.

Her 14-month-old boy’s health has deteriorated. “I think it’s hunger,” she said.

And more than 80,000 additional people have fled to neighbouring Niger over the past two years.

Sokoto State’s security commissioner Garba Moyi told AFP that the state “government does everything possible” about the bandits, “including sitting with them to talk”.

For Moyi, more help is needed from the federal government.

Nigeria has launched numerous military operations in the region, and just last week said it had “neutralised” nearly 300 bandits. But violent attacks have continued.

He told AFP that during his latest abduction he was kept in a forest for several days, blindfolded, chained to a tree.

“They would hit my legs and my back like a cow,” he said, showing marks of his beating.

Since late last year, bandits have increasingly turned to mass kidnappings of school children.

Across the northwest, a fertile agricultural region almost the size of Britain and home to more than 35 million, farming has also become too dangerous for many.

“When young people lose hope, when they are frustrated, when they see no future… the only option for many of them is actually to take up guns and become bandits themselves.”

https://newswirengr.com/2021/10/07/farming-has-become-too-dangerous-for-many-humanitarian-crisis-in-nigeria/

Shma2020:





Let's try to reason like humans. What Nairobi has done in the past 3yrs will take jorburg 3 decades to establish that.


Jorburg is a dormant city - Nairobi is 5th most dynamic in the world.