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Uyo.Ibeno

Uyo. Ikot ekpene

Machakos town kenya

Machakos Town

Machacos hospital

arinzeejikonye:
Abuja

Are you on your right mind , this pic has been reposted on almost every page... Do you have anything new

Jay254:
Are you on your right mind , this pic has been reposted on almost every page... Do you have anything new

okay.no hard feelings

arinzeejikonye:
okay.no hard feelings

All the photos you are posting have been repeated so many times

arinzeejikonye:
okay.no hard feelings

Better

naijagotjokes:
Nairobi - has two Airports - JKIA (international) & Wilson (domestic)
JKIA
https://kaa.go.ke/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/JKIA-T104.jpg
https://www.hapakenya.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/JKIA2.jpg
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https://www.your-bizbook.com/contentassets/aed9fa42e3fb48e787aaaa655dba2deb/kenya-airways-launches-brand-new-the-pride-lounge-at-jkia-nairobi-620x350.jpg

Hehehehe! Very funny!

Kenya has only two International Airports but Nigeria has 5 international airports. Bhuuuhah! You can now spot the difference.

Having quantity is not important but quality. Nigeria's airports are of international standards.

Nigeria is building more standard airports.

MtuMsuper:
I have been to Sandton before, in 2006. Looks like its really grown and changed alot. The white folks there gave us those looks as well, esp after discovering we were non local blacks, the service even changed considerably. Eish, the trouble of living in SA whether as a visitor is having to deal with history every 3 mins of ones existence.
In fact, it was so bad for my cousin who happened to be visiting SA some time ago. There happened to be a test match between Springboks and Wallabies when he was attending a work shop in SA. Being a rugby head like myself, and being a Saturday, he was naturally inclined to attend. But alas, he and his equally Rugby mad colleague were manhandled and insulted racially by ordinary white fans and asked to leave the place in no uncertain terms, ticket or none . He only discovered much later that Rugby venues and matches are a bastion and stronghold of white supremacists and its unspoken amongst black folk in your country not to attend such places except as the help. Please SAns its impossible for black outsiders to enjoy your country when made to feel unwelcome. Work on this please, most Africans resident in your land consistently point to these things as a hindrance to the enjoyment of life.

Sorry Brother, You must visit my country next time ,nothing will happen to you, I used to attend rugby matches at Loftus (Pretoria) and here in Johannesburg (Ellis Park Stadium), I attend the games of this two teams Blue Bulls and The Lions, when they play at Ellis Park and loftus stadium, but I am not a big supporter of this game, my Girl always want to attend the matches just for fun, It was just 12 years after apartheid, our people were not used to foreigners at that time. Sorry once again for that. We are still learning about the continent and the rest of the world. We were living our own life for many many years, we were separated from the continent and the rest of the world since from the beginning of SA till 1994. I don't blame my people for that, it was part of the law 12 years before you arrived in SA. That was a struggle of my people(Black,White,Indians, and others). We did so many things together(Good,Bad and Ugly) as South Africans, But at the end of the day, we are still standing as people , What I can say is, we were still healing ourselves Brother, I LOVE MY PEOPLE( ALL RACES), AND I LOVE MY COUNTRY , I don't want to blame my people, because I know our struggle.

shizzy7:
Blleehhh..


Your banana girls are currently training like their lives depends on it, they're not just training to win, they're training to break a jinx,
To make history,

We treat them right by holding them down..

Is Lagos now your new problem

Girl! What are you doing today? I want to take you out tonight, don't worry about the distance between us, I will make the arrangement for you, I don't want to see you crying, I want to see you happy. What about that?

KENYA.... UKUNDA-South coast

MPSA:
Girl! What are you doing today? I want to take you out tonight, don't worry about the distance between us, I will make the arrangement for you, I don't want to see you crying, I want to see you happy. What about that?

. Hello dude.if you wanna take her out come to naija this December for calabar carnival.so you both can link up.

Diani Kenya

arinzeejikonye:
Uyo.Ibeno

Brother! If you can check your high way picture correctly, You will see is beautiful, but the problem of nigeria is residential roads, most are dusty,dusty, dusty, Highway perfect, but for locals is disaster

MPSA:
Girl! What are you doing today? I want to take you out tonight, don't worry about the distance between us, I will make the arrangement for you, I don't want to see you crying, I want to see you happy. What about that?

Crying?

What happened to your mzansi girls??
Are you Xhosa girls no longer sexy?

I don't do Zulus and there are some demons here I'm crushing on.

Thanks, but No to your impossible offer.

arinzeejikonye:
.Hello dude.if you wanna take her out come to naija this December for calabar carnival.so you both can link up.

I will make the arrangements, Calabar is no1 place for me in nigeria, every thing looks perfect and calm in that place, this two places calabar(Nigeria) and massai mara (Kenya) they are on my list, I promise you brother.

shizzy7:
Crying?

What happened to your mzansi girls??
Are you Xhosa girls no longer sexy?

I don't do Zulus and there are some demons here I'm crushing on.

Thanks, but No to your impossible offer.

Girl! Here is about me and you forget about the zulus and xhosa Every thing is possible girl, never say never

MPSA:
Brother ! If you can check your high way picture correctly, You will see is beautiful, but the problem of nigeria is residential roads, most are dusty,dusty, dusty, Highway perfect, but for locals is disaster

well.there is the good the bad n the urgly.probably you noticed that from some of our nollywood movies. .Nigeria has 6 geopolitical zones. 36 states n f.c.t.109 senatorial districts.360constituencies.774local governments n a thousand +wards.so the location where some of those movies are been shot is usually in the innermost interiors to showcase the peoples culture.that not withstanding some individualistic efforts.collectivity of money bags n diasporians are making hay to change their countryhome as a way of complementing govt effort. Below is an example of what a nigerian diassporian -dr.godwin maduka based in nevada u.s.a is doing in his home town in umuchi anambra state ;

[size=13pt]This is an amazing thread. Kenya is challenging Nigeria?

Mind you Kenya's annual budget is slightly bigger than the size of Lagos or Akwa Ibom state budget. Yet, they can put out challenge to Nigeria with what they achieved with it! We have 36 states and a Federal capital territory in Abuja. Yet, we struggle with Kenya's challenge! Imagine if this were Egypt or Algeria?

It goes to tell Nigerians we are perhaps the least achieving country in the world of our size and resources.


Imagine what Nigeria could be if we performed at our level?[/size]

MPSA:
Girl! Here is about me and you forget about the zulus and xhosa Every thing is possible girl, never say never

I say never.

MPSA:
Sorry Brother, You must visit my country next time ,nothing will happen to you, I used to attend rugby matches at Loftus (Pretoria) and here in Johannesburg (Ellis Park Stadium), I attend the games of this two teams Blue Bulls and The Lions, when they play at Ellis Park and loftus stadium, but I am not a big supporter of this game, my Girl always want to attend the matches just for fun, It was just 12 years after apartheid, our people were not used to foreigners at that time. Sorry once again for that. We are still learning about the continent and the rest of the world. We were living our own life for many many years, we were separated from the continent and the rest of the world since from the beginning of SA till 1994. I don't blame my people for that, it was part of the law 12 years before you arrived in SA. That was a struggle of my people(Black,White,Indians, and others). We did so many things together(Good,Bad and Ugly) as South Africans, But at the end of the day, we are still standing as people , What I can say is, we were still healing ourselves Brother, I LOVE MY PEOPLE( ALL RACES), AND I LOVE MY COUNTRY , I don't want to blame my people, because I know our struggle.

Okay okay, but just remember there are only 2 countries in Africa with the word "Africa " in them. Y'all better stare at that demonym for a long time before venturing out. But i love you guys and your love of pap and morogo with meat. Quintessential African meal

ChimaAdeoye:
[size=13pt]This is an amazing thread. Kenya is challenging Nigeria?

Mind you Kenya's annual budget is slightly bigger than the size of Lagos or Akwa Ibom state budget. Yet, they can put out challenge to Nigeria with what they achieved with it! We have 36 states and a Federal capital territory in Abuja. Yet, we struggle with Kenya's challenge! Imagine if this were Egypt or Algeria?

It goes to tell Nigerians we are perhaps the least achieving country in the world of our size and resources.


Imagine what Nigeria could be if we performed at our level?[/size]

Anothe ignorat idiot...where do you get your facts??

Kenyan National budget for 2015 was same as Nigeria National Budget at 22.Billion Dollars. Not for getting we have 47Counties each with a budget.

Mind you Nigeria has 180Million ppl while Kenya Has 40m ppl.

Research before posting.

Jay254:
Mombasa

Kenya is building nice stuff.

But is Nairobi and Mombasa the only places in Kenya?

At your population, you should have at least 10 standard towns.

ChimaAdeoye:
[size=13pt]This is an amazing thread. Kenya is challenging Nigeria?

Mind you Kenya's annual budget is slightly bigger than the size of Lagos or Akwa Ibom state budget. Yet, they can put out challenge to Nigeria with what they achieved with it! We have 36 states and a Federal capital territory in Abuja. Yet, we struggle with Kenya's challenge! Imagine if this were Egypt or Algeria?

It goes to tell Nigerians we are perhaps the least achieving country in the world of our size and resources.


Imagine what Nigeria could be if we performed at our level?[/size]

At 23 billion $ ,Kenya's last budget is in fact LARGER than that of the "giant of africa" (18 billion $).
Brazen liar. But then again we are dealing with naijas, aren't we?