PissedYagami:

In Kenya we do not hide the slums. We fix them. In Nigeria you hide that isht so that you dont look like a shitty country. If you are that rich how come 60-70% of your population lives below the poverty line? How come 100 million plus people defecate in public? Coz they cannot access toilets. Actually some reports which tell us about your gdp say lagos is 66% slum, dubbed as the megacity of slums. They are too many to count over there I guess
slums in abuja
http://sunnewsonline.com/tale-of-urban-slums-in-abuja-mega-city/

Anybody can sit down anywhere to write anything. Show us the slums in Lagos and Abuja.
Makoko was the only well known slum in Lagos b4 it was demolished, all others are so extremely small or are not just qualified to be called slums according to world standards or definition of slums.

Over 140 million (80%) Nigerians own a cell phone which they charge and recharge regulary.
Over 100 million (60%) Nigerians subscribe monthly to data subscription plans.
These statistics are released by our telecom companies, so it can't be false.
How can people so poor affort these? Use your head!

I have been viewing this thread from the beginning and the only aspect which i can clearly agree that Kenyans beat Nigeria is tourism & Airline transportation.

In aspects like Sports, Military and Power supply i'd say it's a tie.
(Kenyans will argue about power supply but they should not forget that even they have more stable power supply, Nigeria's power supply meets 99% of it's citizens while in Kenya only 60% of it's citizens have access to power supply).


Nigeria is just far ahead of Kenya in :-

1) Economic size and GDP per capital (no need to explain)

2) Technology and ICT

3) Entertainment industry (East africa combined cannot match Nigeria here)

4) Presence of Slums (it will take Kenya another 50 years to have a clean and sane city the size of Abuja with no single slum, even Capetown has slums).

5) Urbanization (Nigeria is 10 times more urbanized than Kenya).

6) Individual achievements and success (no single billionaire in Kenya, even with all the Indians & whites running the economy)

7) Industrialization.

Banking sector (no comparison).

9) Educational sector
(Nigeria is better here because we have over a dozen universities than can be ranked well here in Africa unlike Kenya with only 2 or 3 standard universities and Nigerian schools are damn cheap with school fees as low as $100 per session making it accesible to even the poorest people)

10) A more refined and beautiful African culture
(The only culture Kenya seems to have is that of the savage masais. Imagine Kenyans wearing western clothes to both traditional and social gatherings, so sad).

11) Private sector
(Almost every good thing in Kenya is fully or partly owned by the govt. A single person in Nigeria is building the world's biggest refinery, infact all the achievements of the top 100 richest Kenyans put together- both Indians, whites and blacks cannot equal this Nigerian individual giant, not to talk of others in Nigeria)

12) Rich history
Infact when talking about rich history in Africa, Kenya is just nowhere to be found. Nigeria had many great empires and kingdoms in pre colonial africa, our people were trading across the world already, some of us were already reading and writing and when the colonial masters came they were shocked and they even looted our artefacts to their own country while all Kenyans were still running Unclad in forests at that time drinking animal blood.

So many more points which i will continue to list.

PissedYagami:

Mexicans migrate to USA maily, poorer place to richer place. Many people from india move to the USA, Britain, Canada, Australia etc, and a handful to SA. Most Nigerian come here to live in shanties, yes some live well I do not refuse

Wrong theory.
Nigerians even migrate to Mali, Cameroon, Ivory coast, Ghana, Somalia and everywhere, just like the Chinese migrate to Africa.

Africans deport chinese too, what do u have to say? Read this link, Ghanaians (my west african brothers) deoprt Chinese illegal workers a lot.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/06/ghana-to-deport-some-200-chinese/

U see, we west Africans are not people of low self esteem like u guys who worship anybody with white skin, in your own eyes anybody with white skin and wavy hair is like a god who can never commit crimes and they are all welcomed in your country. That's why foreigners keep controlling your country while the blacks live in slums.

[quote author=ianSweet post=52034043]I have been viewing this thread from the beginning and the only aspect which i can clearly agree that Kenyans beat Nigeria is tourism & Airline transportation.

In aspects like Sports, Military and Power supply i'd say it's a tie.
(Kenyans will argue about power supply but they should not forget that even they have more stable power supply, Nigeria's power supply meets 99% of it's citizens while in Kenya only 60% of it's citizens have access to power supply).--- According to The Nigerian Association of Energy Economists, NAEE, despite statistics indicating that 45 percent of the country’s population
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/75-nigerians-lack-access-to-regular-power/
why you lying igbo woman??

Nigeria is just far ahead of Kenya in :-

1) Economic size and GDP per capital (no need to explain)-- 60%-70% live below poverty line, 103 milli don't know what a looo is

2) Technology and ICT -- I do not know your ICT and Tech levels so I wont conclude anything

3) Entertainment industry (East africa combined cannot match Nigeria here) - yes you are better, but I am sure if I wanted to listen to Rock Music or Heavy Metal I cannot find such a radio station or show in Nigeria, so one dimensional entertainment

4) Presence of Slums (it will take Kenya another 50 years to have a clean and sane city the size of Abuja with no single slum, even Capetown has slums). -- Vision 2030 here, there is mass renovation of slums, the actual deadline is 2020 btw, do some research, LAgos is 66% slum city, deal with it
5) Urbanization (Nigeria is 10 times more urbanized than Kenya).-- 30% Kenyans go to some retail for shopping, 2% of Nigerians, meaning 98% shop under trees and open air markets. People shop in malls here, malls in Naija collapse

6) Individual achievements and success (no single billionaire in Kenya, even with all the Indians & whites running the economy)-- 8500 dollar millionaires out of 44 million people, 15000 dollar millionaires in Nigeria out of 180 million people, do the ratio and someone pointed out the owners of the biggest malls, almost all black, ten tallest buildings, 100% black.

7) Industrialization.--- I mean you import almost everything, but if you see industrialisation in form of oil mining then you are doing quite well, we produce everything that you do guys, probably more. We have local condom indudtries, do you??

Banking sector (no comparison).-- huge population there, you are right you beat us hands down

9) Educational sector
(Nigeria is better here because we have over a dozen universities than can be ranked well here in Africa unlike Kenya with only 2 or 3 standard universities and Nigerian schools are damn cheap with school fees as low as $100 per session making it accesible to even the poorest people)
-- Free primary education here, secondary is cheapish, better literacy levels here soo yap, we beat you hands down here

10) A more refined and beautiful African culture
(The only culture Kenya seems to have is that of the savage masais. Imagine Kenyans wearing western clothes to both traditional and social gatherings, so sad). As long as you dont walk naked, who cares what you wear??

11) Private sector
(Almost every good thing in Kenya is fully or partly owned by the govt. A single person in Nigeria is building the world's biggest refinery, infact all the achievements of the top 100 richest Kenyans put together- both Indians, whites and blacks cannot equal this Nigerian individual giant, not to talk of others in Nigeria). Nice local companies are not government owned, you can google the sector 1 banks in Kenya as an example, or the big 3 supermarkets, but government owning things like power isht, water isht makes it better for normal citizens, how is privatized power in your country taking you?

12) Rich history
Infact when talking about rich history in Africa, Kenya is just nowhere to be found. Nigeria had many great empires and kingdoms in pre colonial africa, our people were trading across the world already some of us were already reading and writing and when the colonial masters came they were shocked and they even looted our artefacts to their own country while all Kenyans were still running naked in forests at that time drinking animal blood. -- People in Kenya had their form of political systems, different tribes that is, not as big as axum. And also Kenya is not mostly forest, it is more of a savannah. And how many people in Nigeria can read nowadays?? Shove that history in some part of your body

So many more points which i will continue to list -- and I cant wait

ianSweet:


Wrong theory.
Nigerians even migrate to Mali, Cameroon, Ivory coast, Ghana, Somalia and everywhere, just like the Chinese migrate to Africa.

Africans deport chinese too, what do u have to say? Read this link, Ghanaians (my west african brothers) deoprt Chinese illegal workers a lot.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/06/ghana-to-deport-some-200-chinese/

U see, we west Africans are not people of low self esteem like u guys who worship anybody with white skin, in your own eyes anybody with white skin and wavy hair is like a god who can never commit crimes and they are all welcomed in your country. That's why foreigners keep controlling your country while the blacks live in slums.

Talking about self esteem? Thats pretty ironical coming from a self hating negro who is ashamed of fellow southerners in nigeria . And Kenyans dont think like you. You commit crime, you go to jail. We welcome everyone, south sudanese, chinese anybody, we are not some backward cultural whatever country. And all you know you are speaking to a Kenyan. this is the situation, you find everybody on the streets doing some odd job as much as you find anybody wealthy

ianSweet

How patriotic of you. Even when there is nothing to support your points.

Did you just say anyone can write anything?

You need to know one thing about China.

- It's doing poorly in HDI, just like Nigeria (I'll let you do your own research on this)

- It's overpopulated, just like Nigeria (this makes services restricted to a few people and areas)

Kenya should aspire to be compared some of these sub-saharan countries but NOT NIGERIA. South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and Mauritus - and maybe even Rwanda in some things.

Nigeria will remain Africa's cesspit and armpit. It is a hopeless country which is comparable to war torn countries of niger, chad, central africa, somalia,south sudan and maybe afghanistan. A country where Boko-haram has taken huge junk of the country, country with non-existent pipe water, country that last year used about 1000mw and where constant 24-7 electricity sounds like unbelievable miracle to them, where sewage and modern sanitation is non-exist with more than 70% still defeacating in bushes, a country where people are scampering out of it for any country out there, a country where gov service is either non-existent or procured through corruption, a country of slum cities, a country that is one civil war away from another, a country that despite selling billions barrel of oil has absolutely nothing to show for it, a country that import essentially items like food(rice, wheat, milk, tomato paste ) worth several billions dollars.

I mean if Nigeria is not war-ravaged; then it clearly is ravaged by something the world has yet to define.

iblawi:


The funny part is they don't even do little research to see what we have on ground before posting rubbish. See another 1 boasting of Nobel prize as if it's new to us.

8 lane road

Nobel prize

Tallest building

Supermarket

HDI

Kenyan Airways

Mobile banking

That's all they said they have.

those kenyans are persistent funny little fellows.imagine a nobel prize for peace being compared to one for literature we won since 1986.and when we gave africa its first tv station in 1959 i wonder where they were.still drinking cow blood i guess and running barefoot from mombasa to malindi.they are funny

Nigeria has one nobel; kenya has one nobel.

obaaderemi:
those kenyans are persistent funny little fellows.imagine a nobel prize for peace being compared to one for literature we won since 1986.and when we gave africa its first tv station in 1959 i wonder where they were.still drinking cow blood i guess and running barefoot from mombasa to malindi.they are funny

ProudlyKenyan:
Nigeria has one nobel; kenya has one nobel.

Hahahahaha[slaps thigh]did i not tell u they're funny?

PissedYagami:


Actually not all Kenyans drink blood my very bitter sister. We agreed earlier it is the Maasai, and we showed you how they dress. Kenya has it cultures too, there are many Nilotic people who practice different cultures, there are many Bantu people who have their own set of culture, there are cushitic people who have their culture too, there are Indians who celebrate their culture, people at the cost have a lot of Arabic influenced culture that we call the swahili culture etc. You cannot group 44 million people as one cluster culturally, now can you??
Did you know the whole of East African Federation has 30 million less people that Nigeria?? And everyone knows about tourism in Kenya, entertainment in Nigeria only and mostly serves sub saharan africa. The people who like your uncreative music that is. And our minister of tourism has done a lot of work, dont insult us. His name is Najib Balala, he wears Swahili clothes fro time to time, google him

I know that it is the masais who practice everyday blood drinking, but all of u confirmed to me that animal blood actually tastes nice. So what is wrong if i label u all blood drinkers?
Kenyan tourism is overhyped, how much is the industry worth? About $1 billion dollars? With all the money your govt invested into it?
You call our entertainment industry crap amd Nigerian musicians for instance have been featuring American artistes since 2010, we have also been winning all manners of the best entertainment awards in the world?

Swahili clothes my foot. You have no developed and advanced culture. Borrow from the Ethiopians.
Kenya can never ever develop such beautiful and exotic indigenous fabrics and fashion styles like Nigeria, even in 100 years to come.

And the dresses are here ...

Safaricom inventiveness has attracted world leaders and different Presidents
M-KOPA Solar initiative has bridged a bigb gap in making Kenya light its rural homes...

OBAMA at Safaricom Kenya

Muafrika2:
And the dresses are here ...

That woman belongs to the salon at best. lol

NairobiWalker:


That woman belongs to the salon at best. lol

Buhari knew about Nigerian women when he condemned them to the kitchen

Muafrika2:

Buhari knew about Nigerian women when he condemned them to the kitchen

Sure....... no wonder most Nigerian guys here claim we've "given our women too much power". They can't believe a woman can have other interests other than kitchen, fashion and children.

NairobiWalker:


Sure....... no wonder most Nigerian guys here claim we've "given our women too much power". They can't believe a woman can have other interests other than kitchen, fashion and children.

Our women have little time for such. They are busy in the sky

Do we say,

ianSweet:
I have been viewing this thread from the beginning and the only aspect which i can clearly agree that Kenyans beat Nigeria is tourism & Airline transportation.

In aspects like Sports, Military and Power supply i'd say it's a tie.
(Kenyans will argue about power supply but they should not forget that even they have more stable power supply, Nigeria's power supply meets 99% of it's citizens while in Kenya only 60% of it's citizens have access to power supply).


So many more points which i will continue to list.

Are you on fuckin crack or what

So 170m of Nigerias population have electricity, or what the hell did i read? Naigerians are jokers!!!

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/75-nigerians-lack-access-to-regular-power/

75% Nigerians lack access to regular power On November 10, 20152:06
By Sebastine Obasi
Despite the huge investments made in the energy sector since the privatisation of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, about 75 percent of the Nigerian population still live without access to regular electricity supply. Power Power According to The Nigerian Association of Energy Economists, NAEE, despite statistics indicating that 45 percent of the country’s population is currently connected to the national grid, regular supply is still restricted to just about 25 percent of the population. This is coming as the International Finance Corporation, IFC, said that constant regular power supply will ensure overall prosperity and development for Nigeria. Most of the people with access to electricity are found within the urban areas of the country, thus leaving citizens in the rural areas with less access to electricity supply. NAEE therefore raised concern on economic redundancy in these parts of the country, adding that despite the importance of energy to economic development, large proportions of Nigerians still lack access to electricity. The National President, NAEE, Mr. Wumi Iledare, who stated this at the 2015 World Energy Day, said energy contributed greatly to the transformation of the world and provided comfort to the human race. He, however, noted that the association was concerned that majority of Nigerians do not have access to energy, stressing that for those with some form of access, availability and quality still remain major issues to contend with. “Nigeria has vast and varied energy resources, both renewable and non-renewable resources. The nation is also the largest economy in Africa with a GDP (gross domestic product) of about $531.8 billion, according to the World Bank, yet the nation still faces serious energy poverty issues, with energy supply falling short of energy demand. “It is estimated that the nation has as much as 90 percent deficiency in electricity supply while in off-grid areas where some 50 percent of Nigerians live, access to electricity is practically zero. Even in on-grid areas, power outages are still a recurrent theme and this has continued to pose serious constraints to economic development. “There is obvious inequity in energy access based on levels of income, and location. Access is nearly 100 percent in developed countries, compared to 60 percent in the developing countries.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/75-nigerians-lack-access-to-regular-power/

ianSweet:
I have been viewing this thread from the beginning and the only aspect which i can clearly agree that Kenyans beat Nigeria is tourism & Airline transportation.

In aspects like Sports, Military and Power supply i'd say it's a tie.
(Kenyans will argue about power supply but they should not forget that even they have more stable power supply, Nigeria's power supply meets 99% of it's citizens while in Kenya only 60% of it's citizens have access to power supply).


Nigeria is just far ahead of Kenya in :-

1) Economic size and GDP per capital (no need to explain)

2) Technology and ICT

3) Entertainment industry (East africa combined cannot match Nigeria here)

4) Presence of Slums (it will take Kenya another 50 years to have a clean and sane city the size of Abuja with no single slum, even Capetown has slums).

5) Urbanization (Nigeria is 10 times more urbanized than Kenya).

6) Individual achievements and success (no single billionaire in Kenya, even with all the Indians & whites running the economy)

7) Industrialization.

Banking sector (no comparison).

9) Educational sector
(Nigeria is better here because we have over a dozen universities than can be ranked well here in Africa unlike Kenya with only 2 or 3 standard universities and Nigerian schools are damn cheap with school fees as low as $100 per session making it accesible to even the poorest people)

10) A more refined and beautiful African culture
(The only culture Kenya seems to have is that of the savage masais. Imagine Kenyans wearing western clothes to both traditional and social gatherings, so sad).

11) Private sector
(Almost every good thing in Kenya is fully or partly owned by the govt. A single person in Nigeria is building the world's biggest refinery, infact all the achievements of the top 100 richest Kenyans put together- both Indians, whites and blacks cannot equal this Nigerian individual giant, not to talk of others in Nigeria)

12) Rich history
Infact when talking about rich history in Africa, Kenya is just nowhere to be found. Nigeria had many great empires and kingdoms in pre colonial africa, our people were trading across the world already, some of us were already reading and writing and when the colonial masters came they were shocked and they even looted our artefacts to their own country while all Kenyans were still running Unclad in forests at that time drinking animal blood.

So many more points which i will continue to list.

90m Nigerians have no access to power http://qz.com/573325/nigeria-is-betting-on-solar-power-to-reach-a-million-homes-without-access-to-the-grid/

90m people is double the population of Kenya.

ICT and Technology Kenya Is Way ahead of you... Lol

We have Mpesa which is the largest African innovation to date. We also have mkopa solar and ushahidi the later of which has been used to monitor even the US elections, used in Haiti during the earthquake and Japan for disaster evasion.

Most houses that don't have electricity are powered by mkopa solar but are still not recognized as being on the local power grid

In fact, Nairobi's iHub is the largest and most popular technology hub in Africa. Cc hub in Lagos is a small hub with no windows and no parking.. Lol. I have been there a number of times.

We have extremely cheap fiber Internet connections. With as little as 5Usd you can get unlimited 5mbps of Internet per month from Able wireless.

In fact, there is NO creativity in Nigeria only copy and paste ideas. The only technology that Nigeria is known for is a million online stores(Jumia, Konga and the likes) and dozens of blogs. Andela is one of the extremely few companies to become successful on another field but even then they had to incorporate the company in the USA to have any success.. Lol. All the top leaders are not even in Nigeria.

Our stock exchange market is smaller than the Nigerian securities exchange but more automated. We also have more comprehensive companies like Abacus, valuraha, wazua, mystocks etc for analyzing exchange data at a subscription fee affordable to the common citizen compared to Nigeria. It is in fact nowadays easier to invest in our exchange for a beginner compared to the Nigerian one.

We also lead in technology in Agriculture with things like twiga foods, mfarm etc

TAX returns are ONLY filled online. All exam records for students in primary, secondary/high school and university are ONLY obtained online even public schools including admission letters nowadays.

We are recently even introducing laptops to all public primary schools to kids aged 4-13 totally free of charge since primary school education is totally free here. All secondary schools have computer labs.

One of our universities, Jkuat assembles their own laptops, Taifa laptops that are used by over 50,000 students

Our government is currently experimenting with blockchain technology which powers bitcoin for the education system to curb falsified certificates and for the lands ministry to curb falsified title deeds. This is next level shit not done by any regime in the world. Our largest bank by customer base, Equity, is also experimenting with bit coin. We also have successful startups, like Bitpesa that deal in bit coin.

Even in fields like advertisements we lead with the largest indigenous African digital marketing company that IPOed ages ago, Scangroup.

When it comes to hosting, we have the largest and most comprehensive local hosting services e.g. Node Africa. The recently collapsed Angani due to board room wrangles

Check out something like the Nairobi Dev school led by a 19yr old Martha Chelimo that sought to teach young people about tech and get work for them long before Andela came to existence. This was featured in so many publications and even got her to meet a lot of visionaries including Bill Gates.

We have way more successful women in technology and larger women outreach programs in this space with some of the largest startups e.g. Moringa school, Nds, WezaTele and many others being led by women.

Almost all tech companies in Uganda and the largest tech companies in Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda upto Mozambique are owned by Kenyans.

There is a reason why Kenya is known as the Silicon Savannah.

Hahahahaha.. This is my field and I come to consult for some of your largest tech companies in Lagos so I know what the Bleep I am saying.

Even our mobile banking is more advanced than in Nigerian despite Nigeria having larger banks. I can apply for a loan of as much as 30000USD on my banking app and have it today. Loans of small sums like 500Usd I get automatically within 10secs of applying

Just stick to uploading pictures of bleached women with excess makeup in ridiculous gowns

iansweet, can you please leave these people alone and stop giving them unnecessary attention.......

Out of a possible 1.5m members on a forum, only 3 has their time, shouldn't that tell you something??
Even if you plan on spending most of the holidays on the internet, it shouldn't be on this damn thread....

If you were in Lagos na, I could have invited you to a party...... Go flex babe......

ianSweet:
I have been viewing this thread from the beginning and the only aspect which i can clearly agree that Kenyans beat Nigeria is tourism & Airline transportation.

Nigeria is just far ahead of Kenya in :-

2) Technology and ICT

So many more points which i will continue to list.

Lying idiot- Please when trying to prove a point try posting links to avoid looking stupid.

http://www.ca.go.ke/index.php/what-we-do/94-news/357-kenyan-ict-start-ups-win-global-itu-awards

2016 ICT AWARDS
International Telecommunications Union (ITU) Secretary General Houlin Zhao (second left) poses for a group photo with winners of the Young Innovators Competition at this year's ITU Telecom World in Budapest,Hungary. Kenyan innovators Calvince Okello of M-Shamba (centre) and Felix Kimaru of Toto Health (second right) are among those who scooped the ITU Telecom World Entrepreneurship Award.The event ended on Thursday.
The event brought together 4,000 participants from 129 countries, 239 leaders and 247 speakers from 62 countries and 238 exhibitors from 54 countries.
The Young Innovators Competition celebrated six winning young social technopreneurs, selected from a total of 493 entries from 74 countries.

http://www.cskonline.org/about-us/kenya-ict-press/88-office-dynamics-wins-ict-awards

ICT awards 2016
Office Dynamics wins ICT awards
TECHNOLOGY solutions provider Office Dynamics has won two awards in ICT convocation awards for its role in helping small and medium enterprises acces products suited to their business scope and nature.

Office Dynamics won the best ICT project award and best print solution provider awards at the event organised by Computer Society of Africa.

Director of Office Dynamics Sanjay Bhudia said the company is determined to win the award again next year as it seeks to introduce new advanced products that will cater for the technological needs of small entrepreneurs.

“Part of our outlook for the coming year, we intend to introduce technologically advanced products in the Kenyan market that will enable small entrepreneurs have a path of quick start-up with maximum returns on their investment,” he said. Judges said Office Dynamics was given the awards because its’ machines use very minimal power supply with no consumables.

shizzy7:
iansweet, can you please leave these people alone and stop giving them unnecessary attention.......

Out of a possible 1.5m members on a forum, only 3 has their time, shouldn't that tell you something??
Even if you plan on spending most of the holidays on the internet, it shouldn't be on this damn thread....

If you were in Lagos na, I could have invited you to a party...... Go flex babe......

Tell her to go to the kitchen where Nigerian men believe their women should be.. Lol

Or at the salon posting pictures of dresses coz the best a woman can do in Nigeria has to be fashion or even in the church where Nigerian women have been made so gullible to enrich your already rich pastors. .. Hahahaha

mkenya254:



Tell her to go to the kitchen where Nigerian men believe their women should be.. Lol

Or at the salon posting pictures of dresses coz the best a woman can do in Nigeria has to be fashion or even in the church where Nigerian women have been made so gullible to enrich your already rich pastors. .. Hahahaha

stop ranting

ianSweet:

Nigeria is just far ahead of Kenya in :-

Educational sector
(Nigeria is better here because we have over a dozen universities than can be ranked well here in Africa unlike Kenya with only 2 or 3 standard universities and Nigerian schools are damn cheap with school fees as low as $100 per session making it accesible to even the poorest people)

So many more points which i will continue to list.

Hahaha.... is that the best the Nigerian goverment can provide in terms of education?

KENYA EDUCATION SYSTEM
Primary level
Secondary level
Tertiary level

PRIMARY LEVEL
1. All primary public schools are free to all Kenyan students
2. All level 1 students are given free laptops
3. All public schools are given free syllabus text books and writing materials
4. All public schools have access and connected to 24/7 electricity free of charge
5. All public schools receive funding from CDF, LATF, National GOV and County Gov.

SECONDARY LEVEL
1. All secondary public schools are 100% goverment funded
2. All students have access to bursary funds
3. All secondary schools have connection to electricity funded by goverment
4. All public secondary schools are given free text books and writing materials

TERTIARY LEVEL
1. All students enjoy student bursaries and loan facilities through HELB
2. All universities are required to provide attachment studies/services to their students
3. All universities have charters that require institutions to provide high standards of learning
4. All public university provide students with decent hostels quarters with free electricity.

Muafrika2:

Buhari knew about Nigerian women when he condemned them to the kitchen

Haha..wise old Gen Buhari was onto something.

gallivant:


Haha..wise old Gen Buhari was onto something.

You are have got to be the dumbest contributor on this thread. Where do you think Afropolitan feminism started? Funmilayo Rabsome-Kuti, Chimaamanda, Aba women's riot? Do our research before you make statements like this.

Ati Naija men prefer their women in the kitchen. If that were true, Kenyan women (who are the most lousy cooks on the continent) would never like Naija men.

African women prefer Nigerian men because they show women respect and affection without expecting sex in return, its in our nature, our men are elite, we ain't on the same intellectual plane, so move on.

mkenya254:



Tell her to go to the kitchen where Nigerian men believe their women should be.. Lol

Or at the salon posting pictures of dresses coz the best a woman can do in Nigeria has to be fashion or even in the church where Nigerian women have been made so gullible to enrich your already rich pastors. .. Hahahaha

You say this forgetting polygamy is more or less legal in Kenya.

Look at the kwhat bad of women, Kenya girls look up to: Rachel Shebesh the political hoe, Huddah Monroe, Vera Sidika.

Gimme a break, your men are so useless, even your women don't deny it.

Buhari a opinion is his alone. You try toasting a Naija's girl and see if you have a chance but as a Naija guy, I always have a chance with a Kenyan girl.

Your men lack class and courtesy, that's why those women call Maina's breakfast show to complain about y'all.

Muafrika2:

Buhari knew about Nigerian women when he condemned them to the kitchen

Nigeria has all these things. Can you do your research please!

Kenyanstar:


Hahaha.... is that the best the Nigerian goverment can provide in terms of education?

KENYA EDUCATION SYSTEM
Primary level
Secondary level
Tertiary level

PRIMARY LEVEL
1. All primary public schools are free to all Kenyan students
2. All level 1 students are given free laptops
3. All public schools are given free syllabus text books and writing materials
4. All public schools have access and connected to 24/7 electricity free of charge
5. All public schools receive funding from CDF, LATF, National GOV and County Gov.

SECONDARY LEVEL
1. All secondary public schools are 100% goverment funded
2. All students have access to bursary funds
3. All secondary schools have connection to electricity funded by goverment
4. All public secondary schools are given free text books and writing materials

TERTIARY LEVEL
1. All students enjoy student bursaries and loan facilities through HELB
2. All universities are required to provide attachment studies/services to their students
3. All universities have charters that require institutions to provide high standards of learning
4. All public university provide students with decent hostels quarters with free electricity.

ianSweet:



Swahili clothes my foot. You have no developed and advanced culture. Borrow from the Ethiopians.
Kenya can never ever develop such beautiful and exotic indigenous fabrics and fashion styles like Nigeria, even in 100 years to come.

Young miss, get out of the kitchen!