₦airaland Forum

Hbuyosh:
You are very entitled to your opinion regarding Kenya, or any other country. But the reason for your negative opinion shouldnt becos of this....

sue me....you dont even know what we were argueing about....

TayserMahiri:
How is this going to work? The authority figure for that story a Mr. Michael Tellinger believes that everything we have been taught is a lie. He also believes in Annunaki. Do you also? He has also campaigned against banks and central banks. The age of that site is disputed and only Tellinger and his followers believe that date. And that story doesnt show that humans existed alongside dinosaurs. 200,000 years ago is pretty recent. Just an quick question, why does believing require so much energy to counter science to the extent of resorting to pseudo science? Those ruins are likely the same age as the ruins in Zimbabwe and the ones in Western Kenya all from Bantu groups.

http://michaeltellinger.com/

That was just a demonstration that science is selective in what it admits as proof of age. There are alot of unanswered questions. You just chose one of the many theories of the ruins that fit into the established ones.

This makes sense ..

Nigerians and Kenyans have different sensibilities including very different attitudes to the stresses of life, whilst their politicians are very much the same as they continue to line their own pockets

Kenyans are without this maddening drive and take things at their own pace; it can be very riling for an outsider or a newcomer and it can also very interesting for the social observer. Nigerians are always complaining about the stress of daily Nigerian life and how their fellow citizens aren’t polite or patient; living in Kenya you may wish every once in a while for a little injection of that sense of urgency, whether it is necessary or not.
Perhaps Kenyans have discovered that it is better to live life at a pace that is

Kenya is largely known for its dominance in endurance sports and for its beautiful wildlife and Safaris; you would imagine that because of this- the wildlife- they would be evolutionarily pre- disposed to sprinting, to being fast. But no, the Kenyan way is decidedly laid back, in context it is little wonder that they excel at endurance sports and long-distance running.

An this
AMBITIOUS NIGERIANS JOSTLING FOR POSITION

For a Nigeria it is a shocking change of pace, and for a Nigerian who has spent any amount of time in the South-West City of Lagos, it is near impossible. Kenyans do not possess that automatic disdain and vehemence that comes with living and trying to get ahead in a country with 160 million souls trying to do the exact same thing. That necessary defence mechanism that comes when you live in a country where people are obsessed with coming out ahead of the next person, where people are forever jostling with each other to secure the best position for themselves; some call it ambition.
In Nigeria it is evident in common everyday situations like traffic, the constant blaring of horns, the yelling and the promise of doom and eternal damnation hurled from one car window to the next, the last minute decisions to swerve in front of oncoming traffic, all just to get ahead of the next person regardless of the fact that you will all have to slow down at a traffic light or a speed bump. Naija no dey carry last; this ethos has become ingrained in the collective identity and persona in more ways than peoplerealise.

The we have this

KENYANS AND “SAWA”
Standing with a group of Kenyans, you don’t feel that immediate sense to impose yourself on the conversation, to elevate your status beyond what it is- when someone mentions a job title, it is done so matter-of-factly, there is no pause to allow the position take its toll, to soak in. When someone mentions that they work for the United Nations for example, the rest of the group won’t casually mention how interesting that is and how they have been trying to get a proposal in, while they all silently calculate the salary. Everyday Kenya conversation is bereft of all that, it is decidedly very simple. Or as they say here in Kenya, it is Sawa, the Swahili word for O.K.

Muafrika2:
That was just a demonstration that science is selective in what it admits as proof of age. There are alot of unanswered questions. You just chose one of the many theories of the ruins that fit into the established ones.

No if you are going to quote science to make your case then quote legitimate science. There are very many fake people that want to create a name for themselves, a cult/religion or profits etc and they can do anything in this world. There arent unanswered questions regarding that case. Its just that mainstream science cannot waste time investigating each mundane claim made. There is so much BS out there that if we started debunking all of it we would have to stop doing useful things. That guy never even published a scientific paper on his claim he just rushed to write a book (for money) while trying to weave in Annunaki mythology. He has a special interest in aliens and Annunaki I dont know why. Serious science has proper channels so that whatever you write can be investigated.

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mtis:
The we have this

KENYANS AND “SAWA”
Standing with a group of Kenyans, you don’t feel that immediate sense to impose yourself on the conversation, to elevate your status beyond what it is- when someone mentions a job title, it is done so matter-of-factly, there is no pause to allow the position take its toll, to soak in. When someone mentions that they work for the United Nations for example, the rest of the group won’t casually mention how interesting that is and how they have been trying to get a proposal in, while they all silently calculate the salary. Everyday Kenya conversation is bereft of all that, it is decidedly very simple. Or as they say here in Kenya, it is Sawa, the Swahili word for O.K.

Really?

I think it depends on which side of the country that Kenyan is coming from

mtis:
Kenya is largely known for its dominance in endurance sports and for its beautiful wildlife and Safaris; you would imagine that because of this- the wildlife- they would be evolutionarily pre- disposed to sprinting, to being fast. But no, the Kenyan way is decidedly laid back, in context it is little wonder that they excel at endurance sports and long-distance running.

Since you got no clue about evolution, i'll teach you smt. First no two legged animal can out-sprint a four legged one. Hippos are dangerous cause the are fast sprinters, so are rhinos and any big wild cats. The only reason we survived cos of endurance.

well nigeria is yet to meet its demand in power supply. there are hopes that the poer supply would increase tremendeously in the few coming years with the NNPC effort to provide about 10,000MW and dangote and other coming up. let us see some of the power plants already built.

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ABA POWER PLANT

AFAM

ALAOJI POWER PLANT

AZURA POWR PLANT

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AFAM 2

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ENIS

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