₦airaland Forum

obaaderemi:
The idiot has not heard of wole soyinka,the world's first Black nobel laureate in literature and achebe's book,THINGS FALL APART,which is the only book written by an african which has sold over 10million copies.if all that is not global,then whats global?many of their writers were on heinemann's african writers series,achebe's brainchild and some of them are even here on nairaland foaming like rabid dogs.these masais have no shame.

Hehehehe! You for leave me make I hammer am with facts..

IBADAN

Port harcourt

NairobiWalker:
Nigeria would be nothing without international oil corporations. We are the greatest self made African country. The pride of the Negroid race.

Hehehehe! Have you ever heard of the Groundnut pyramids, the Cocoa boom and the palm oil boom?

That is what we used to develop our country at first and it what we used to develop our oyel industry.

EKO ATLANTIC RENDERING

NairobiWalker:
I'm sorry then Mister. But I haven't seen you call out your Nigerian friends who keep saying that.

No worries! Point of correction, 'Mr'.

I am here to garner knowledge about Kenya hence the need to play the role of an observer.

Im a nigerian ,but i appreciate africans as a whole,a particular song by sauti soul,known as narea,inspired me a lot,as the rythm,harmoney n lyrics were awesome, i heard the likes of julius nyerere of tanzania,jomo kenyatta of kenya,paul kegame of rwanda,etc,the mention of their name were piercing with the sound resonating,reverberating and resounding,i heard atawaaleee a number of times,pls can my kikuyi,luos,masaii,bororo,somali,oromo pals help me out is atawaalee a swahili word,if yes what is the meaning pls?

EKO ATLANTIC REALITY this what we call development

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NairobiWalker:
Nigeria would be nothing without international oil corporations. We are the greatest self made African country. The pride of the Negroid race.

Go and check the first years of post independent Nigeria before oil exploration started, in the 60's. We were doing very very well.
Our exports were in millions of dollars and we were among the world's highest exporters of Cocoa, Cotton, Oil palm, Rubber, Groundnut, Tin & columbite and Hides & skin. Google is your friend. At that time, Kenyans were still dreaming of freedom.

Majority of Kenyans live in Bushes, forests, villages and slums.
I believe so, cos for a country of 40 million people, yet they have only 1 city (Nairobi) with above a million people.
All the other smaller towns and cities put together (Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret e.t.c) are barely up to 5 million people. This tells us that only about 25% of Kenyans live in cities & towns, and even half of those in the so called towns live in slums (courtesy of Kibera, mathare and others emerging the largest slums in Africa).
That's really terrible for a country that wants to compete with Nigeria.


In Nigeria every of our 36 states + Abuja (Federal territory) have at least 1 city (the state capital city) with over 500,000 people.
Some states have 2, 3 or more cities with over a million or half a million people.
We have at least a hundred towns with about 100,000 people or more. And all these individual states and cities are developing at their own unique paces.
At least 70% of the 200million Nigerians live in developing towns and cities.
Nigeria's development is explosive. It's just a matter of time.

obaaderemi:
People,do you see the predictable thing again?he is like a fucking puppet.he is mine for today.so juvenile

You should be thanking God I'm responding to you. i don't normally entertain dimwits.

Oxtonguy:
IBADAN

Do you have a brain between your ears? These photos have been recycled a hundred times - you mean to say this Ibadan city has no other place worth photographing?

forgiveness:
Hehehehe! Have you ever heard of the Groundnut pyramids, the Cocoa boom and the palm oil boom?

That is what we used to develop our country at first and it what we used to develop our oyel industry.

All your oil is mined by foreigners. Without oil and foreigners Nigeria would be a dumb site.

forgiveness:
No worries! Point of correction, 'Mr'.

I am here to garner knowledge about Kenya hence the need to play the role of an observer.

Yeah......but you have to be fair - don't just complain when Nigeria is misrepresented and ignore when the same happens to Kenya.

ianSweet:
Go and check the first years of post independent Nigeria before oil exploration started, in the 60's. We were doing very very well.
Our exports were in millions of dollars and we were among the world's highest exporters of Cocoa, Cotton, Oil palm, Rubber, Groundnut, Tin & columbite and Hides & skin. Google is your friend. At that time, Kenyans were still dreaming of freedom.

This is 2016 and Nigerians are drowning in the Mediterranean Sea dreaming of freedom in Europe.

gallivant


With population of 180m you can justify that a little, but your country of 50m people and thousands of your women are in asia disgracing themselves not african continent. i'll continue saying that kenya is too poor to be a country.

ianSweet:
Go and check the first years of post independent Nigeria before oil exploration started, in the 60's. We were doing very very well.
Our exports were in millions of dollars and we were among the world's highest exporters of Cocoa, Cotton, Oil palm, Rubber, Groundnut, Tin & columbite and Hides & skin. Google is your friend. At that time, Kenyans were still dreaming of freedom.

1. Nigeria got independence in 1960 while Kenya got in 1963 - that's just a difference of 3 years......and how does it matter? Stop reasoning like your stupid politician who thinks Nigerians were in UK universities while Kenyans were in the forest when formal education in Kenya is as old as in Nigeria. Ghana got independence 3 years before you - does that make Ghana superior to you? Liberia had been an independent state for 113 years before Nigeria gained independence, does that make Liberia greatly superior to Nigeria?

2. You claim Nigeria was doing very well shortly after independence then went on a downward trend thereafter - can I say then that Nigeria was only run well under the White Man and continued with the momentum a few years after independence before you Naijas bleeped it up? Does that then beat the logic of you peeps always trying to credit the White Man on any advancement other African countries make? Can we then agree you do that from insecurity since you feel so bad that a white man created you a good country which you destroyed so now you get very jealous and combative whenever other countries do well and since you can't fathom it you go around shouting 'oyinbo did it for them'?

ianSweet:
Majority of Kenyans live in Bushes, forests, villages and slums.
I believe so, cos for a country of 40 million people, yet they have only 1 city (Nairobi) with above a million people.
All the other smaller towns and cities put together (Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret e.t.c) are barely up to 5 million people. This tells us that only about 25% of Kenyans live in cities & towns, and even half of those in the so called towns live in slums (courtesy of Kibera, mathare and others emerging the largest slums in Africa).
That's really terrible for a country that wants to compete with Nigeria.


In Nigeria every of our 36 states + Abuja (Federal territory) have at least 1 city (the state capital city) with over 500,000 people.
Some states have 2, 3 or more cities with over a million or half a million people.
We have at least a hundred towns with about 100,000 people or more. And all these individual states and cities are developing at their own unique paces.
At least 70% of the 200million Nigerians live in developing towns and cities.
Nigeria's development is explosive. It's just a matter of time.

Would you still get mad if I called you stupid?

chebeoc:
gallivant


With population of 180m you can justify that a little, but your country of 50m people and thousands of your women are in asia disgracing themselves not african continent. i'll continue saying that kenya is too poor to be a country.

Justify what? Is Nigeria the only country with over 180M people? How often do you hear Brazilians drowning in a bid to get to other countries? You need a brain transplant.

arinzeejikonye:
Im a nigerian ,but i appreciate africans as a whole,a particular song by sauti soul,known as narea,inspired me a lot,as the rythm,harmoney n lyrics were awesome, i heard the likes of julius nyerere of tanzania,jomo kenyatta of kenya,paul kegame of rwanda,etc,the mention of their name were piercing with the sound resonating,reverberating and resounding,i heard atawaaleee a number of times,pls can my kikuyi,luos,masaii,bororo,somali,oromo pals help me out is atawaalee a swahili word,if yes what is the meaning pls?

atawale means s/he (will) rule

NairobiWalker ]

I won't bring myself to your level because you're just a village champion that think you knew everything because of internet. brazilians are immigrating in droves to many countries which you don't know. because you think everything starts and ends in kenya

chebeoc:
NairobiWalker ]

I won't bring myself to your level because you're just a village champion that think you knew everything because of internet. brazilians are immigrating in droves to many countries which you don't know. because you think everything starts and ends in kenya

I knew you're ignorant and you've proved it. The baseless bullshit you spew on this thread in just two posts tell it all.

See.....there's a difference between someone who emigrates legally for a purpose and someone who risks their life boarding a rafter across an ocean or hiding in a foreign country just to get away from their country. The first person has a choice - they want to travel because they want to and can. Even people from very rich countries do that. The second person is simply running away from his country because it has too many problems. It is understandable when you risk your life running away from a war torn country like Syria, Somalia or S. Sudan but very laughable when your people risk their lives running away from Nigeria with no plan of where they are going yet still claim to be the giant of Africa. You won't find Kenyans or Brazilians doing that. I know you're thick but I hope you'll get that.

obaaderemi:
See how desperate u are.i knew it.we can smell it in ur posts.so u are not satisfied with the help from the black s.africans?shameful and really pathetic

Someone wise didn't tell me there are as many opinions as there are people (and arseholes, lol). It is self evident. You sir, are just another anonymous, angry 9jan who kenyans had the misfortune of hosting, and seeing a country that he didn't expect to fit his carefully pre packaged image. Whatever we did to you, we are not sorry.
PS: dont throw the name of an ethnic group as an insult. Maasai culture may not be like yours, but they dont deserve to be insulted by you or anyone. Not every Kenyan is a maasai and not every maasai is a kenyan. Did you know that?

The problem with kenyans is that they are too proud to accept their situation, some of the things you guys claim here even your president can't say that in public because he knew the true situation of your country. kenya is too poor to compare with Nigeria.Nigeria is not uganda or tanzania .

gallivant:
This is 2016 and Nigerians are drowning in the Mediterranean Sea dreaming of freedom in Europe.

This is because Nigerians are very desperate people (a part of us though), and these desperate ones who are not willing to work hard and make sth out of their own country like others are doing, but are looking for everything on a platter of gold as if their ancestors were Europeans.
These are part of the woes u suffer for being a very large nation. What would u say about south Asians and even Chinese migrating all over the world both legally and illegally?

ianSweet:
Majority of Kenyans live in Bushes, forests, villages and slums.
I believe so, cos for a country of 40 million people, yet they have only 1 city (Nairobi) with above a million people.
All the other smaller towns and cities put together (Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret e.t.c) are barely up to 5 million people. This tells us that only about 25% of Kenyans live in cities & towns, and even half of those in the so called towns live in slums (courtesy of Kibera, mathare and others emerging the largest slums in Africa).
That's really terrible for a country that wants to compete with Nigeria.


In Nigeria every of our 36 states + Abuja (Federal territory) have at least 1 city (the state capital city) with over 500,000 people.
Some states have 2, 3 or more cities with over a million or half a million people.
We have at least a hundred towns with about 100,000 people or more. And all these individual states and cities are developing at their own unique paces.
At least 70% of the 200million Nigerians live in developing towns and cities.
Nigeria's development is explosive. It's just a matter of time.

You are an utter utter disgrace. Epically, fantastically, monumentally,royally disgraceful. Go to some other section, and spare us the indignity of having to share the same space. Ps. Think about the impending hike in data charges coming, and factor that into your next outburst.
Dang!! I haven't seen enough yet.

chebeoc:
NairobiWalker

I observed all your rantings on this thread, just little advice for you, media (internet ) can't tell you the truth they only tell you what you like to hear. try to save little money and travel around the world you maybe more enlightened.

Maybe if you took time and travelled yourself instead of advising anonymous people (who are already travelled FYI) to travel you wouldn't be making ignorant statements like "Kenya is too poor to be a country" when Kenya's living standards are better than Nigeria's by far.

chebeoc:
gallivant


With population of 180m you can justify that a little, but your country of 50m people and thousands of your women are in asia disgracing themselves not african continent. i'll continue saying that kenya is too poor to be a country.

Exactly, we are hearing of Kenyan prostitutes all over the middle east. Are they that desperate to the extent of infiltrating strictly muslim arab nations as sex workers?

ianSweet:
Exactly, we are hearing of Kenyan prostitutes all over the middle east. Are they that desperate to the extent of infiltrating strictly muslim arab nations as sex workers?

Lol.....you guys are indeed obsessed with Kenya's gutter press. No wonder people like chebeoc are so ignorant about Kenya. A Kenyan prostitute in the middle East? That's a new one to me.