Muafrika2:
HE HE You can't make this stuff up



They punish their women by making them kneel down!!!

naijalander:
Kenya was a settler state during colonial times hence the whole white people and Indians thing. Which is not necessary as until their collective GDP exceeds the kikuyu industrial complex's GDP.

I don't blame the Nigerians that think Kenya is backward anymore I blame the Kenyans who think the whole of Nigeria can be summed up in Nollywood story lines.

MtuMsuper:

Seriously, why don't you just GTFO of kenya. Your attitudes are insufferable. Believe me, never underestimate the social sensibilities of even the poorest kenyan. Kenya is not the sort of place you can get away with in your face disrespect to an individual on account of his/her socio economic or other objective. Which is where you lack terribly. So you mean you walk around with this sub attitude that all these fools occupying this country are useless, for how many donkey years.

Just GTFO.

NairobiWalker:


.....as somebody who has lived in Kenya why would you support your country folk who've never been to Kenya when they claim Kenya is owned by Indians and Whites when you know it's not true? Some girl here who says she's been to Lagos only once (I even doubt if she's ever been to Lagos) and sounds completely uninformed and untravelled has been spewing so much ignorance here about Kenya while you watch yet you get mad when a Kenyan mentions that Kenya has better HDI than Nigeria.

naijalander:
I am a free man. I go where am needed, Kenya is not the only country I've been to. My opinions are not radical enough to warrant insult. I think Kenyans suck doesn't mean I won't help them, if you met me, you would not think for a second I hold a grudge which I don't , opinion is just opinion, I think Naija is pretty f#cked up too. Now you get the f#ck over yourself.

MtuMsuper:
We live in a multi ethnic country you bozo called @naijalander. And we also have plenty of africans from other countries. As a matter of fact, i "took my cows" to another African country when i became of age. In fact in my wife's birth country, i have seen and observed the same attitudes and behavior of nigerians towards their hosts, and it mirrors yours exactly. And the indigenes there don't like 9ja people much for said reasons. Why do you think that is? Don't give us some exceptionalism bs. Very sad you should steal Americanisms like exceptionalism , and shamelessly wear it over your filthy agbada, claiming it as your own.
I would prefer a Namibian, zimbo, Tanzanian, Ghanaian any day.


Ps: To all contributors, its no secret this thread was begun by a Nigerian. Soon SAn people entered the fray. Then an Ethiopian!! I want to hear a Ghanaian or Cameroonian (the English speaking ones) enter.

MtuMsuper:

And which exceptional skill do you have? Are you a nuclear engineer? Or a rocket scientist?

MtuMsuper:
We live in a multi ethnic country you bozo called @naijalander. And we also have plenty of africans from other countries. As a matter of fact, i "took my cows" to another African country when i became of age. In fact in my wife's birth country, i have seen and observed the same attitudes and behavior of nigerians towards their hosts, and it mirrors yours exactly. And the indigenes there don't like 9ja people much for said reasons. Why do you think that is? Don't give us some exceptionalism bs. Very sad you should steal Americanisms like exceptionalism , and shamelessly wear it over your filthy agbada, claiming it as your own.
I would prefer a Namibian, zimbo, Tanzanian, Ghanaian any day.


Ps: To all contributors, its no secret this thread was begun by a Nigerian. Soon SAn people entered the fray. Then an Ethiopian!! I want to hear a Ghanaian or Cameroonian (the English speaking ones) enter.

MtuMsuper:

Seriously, why don't you just GTFO of kenya. Your attitudes are insufferable. Believe me, never underestimate the social sensibilities of even the poorest kenyan. Kenya is not the sort of place you can get away with in your face disrespect to an individual on account of his/her socio economic or other objective. Which is where you lack terribly. So you mean you walk around with this sub attitude that all these fools occupying this country are useless, for how many donkey years.

Just GTFO.

naijalander:
I could be. We gat drone builders in Naija and they ain't even from Lagos.

Muafrika2:

Imagine! Does the Board of Directors of KWFT, that he says are all me, aware of how much spite and disregard he holds them?

naijalander:
I don't think you realize that Nigeria has exported more culture to the world than Kenya has. It takes economic, political and religious influence to export culture. Kenya is beautiful, Naija is just exceptional.

MtuMsuper:

Are you working as an essential (and indispensable ) professional in Kenya is my question. Read and understand. The language we use is not ours, but the question to you was very clear. Verstehen?

naijalander:
I don't think you realize that Nigeria has exported more culture to the world than Kenya has. It takes economic, political and religious influence to export culture. Kenya is beautiful, Naija is just exceptional.

MtuMsuper:

I wonder too. Beware of these guys when you bump into them. They say one thing to your face, but behind your back they hiss.

MtuMsuper:

Indeed. Am acutely aware of a trade in centuries gone past involving the export of live human beings from the shores of Nigeria. Culture got exported too.

naijalander:
What business is it to you exactly? My clients use me to solve problems, I do good work and I get paid fairly. That is the way of a true professional.

Whether or not my work is essential is up to the demand for my services.

But if you insist, financial institutions don't play with their clients money so I wanna believe my work is essential.

MtuMsuper:

You're not essential to us. Your skills set can be found here, and exceeded.

naijalander:
Funny. For the record Nigerians are not proud of the slave trade; trans Saharan or trans Atlantic.

MtuMsuper:

And what has your country, which is the successor state to all those slave selling kingdoms, done to correct or at least ameliorate that historic stain.
President Mathieu Kerekou of rep of Benin, in 1986 went to a church in the Bronx, NY to publicly apologise amid his own tears to the afro descendants of the US about his country's role in that infernal trade.
Ghana and Senegal have thriving tourist industries centred on attracting afro Americans.

Kenyanstar:


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/

naijalander:
In 2014 Ogun state government passed a law to give 10 acres free agric land in the state to any descendant of a slave who was sold from there. Some even returned in recent times.

A lot of African Americans are coming back to their Naija roots and we welcome them. The Ooni of Ife and Alaafin of Oyo have repeatedly apologized over the years. The current Ooni did so a few months ago on his tour of the US.

mkenya254:


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

NairobiWalker:


Lol.....are you talking of Nollywood and your music? See, the whole of Jamaica has a GDP less than a half that of Nairobi's with a shitty economy but Nigeria will have to work extra time for decades to take its music where Jamaicans have taken theirs. This culture thing is really taking a toll on you - Kenyans are all over China, Europe, USA etc teaching Swahili and you don't see us viewing ourselves as better individuals for exporting our culture. lol.

MtuMsuper:

Indeed. Am acutely aware of a trade in centuries gone past involving the export of live human beings from the shores of Nigeria. Culture got exported too.

MtuMsuper:

And what has your country, which is the successor state to all those slave selling kingdoms, done to correct or at least ameliorate that historic stain.
President Mathieu Kerekou of rep of Benin, in 1986 went to a church in the Bronx, NY to publicly apologise amid his own tears to the afro descendants of the US about his country's role in that infernal trade.
Ghana and Senegal have thriving tourist industries centred on attracting afro Americans.

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.

ianSweet:


Yes, power supply may not be regular, but the most rural and interior areas of Nigeria are connected to electricity and that is the main point am trying to make.

solbil:

don't mind these jealous people!
They keep boasting to us that they have more power supply than we do have not knowing that their little 2000mw goes round the few people connected to the grid more because there aren't many industries.
We talk about our issues, while they don't talk about theirs. That's why they are ok with their govt giving them just 2000mw and distributing that little amount to just a few people in Nairobi and leaving the vast majority out in the dark.