Kenyatta University

NairobiWalker:


Where are yours? Thanks.

rvp20182 claimed that ours are too boring and old fashioned.

You guys are the ones who claim that we live in slums called cities. So, is it a crime for me to ask to see the beautiful middle and low income suburbs of Kenya?

Pls you guys should not fail yourselves.

NairobiWalker:
Kenyatta University

Nice one broh. Compare this with the third most ranked university in Nigeria

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Kibera clowns It is plainly stated that it is an Italian facility and it has nothing to do with kenya apart from it's location.
Poor Kibera clowns will not cease to amaze us.
We keep busting your lies and contradictions.

Kenyans are not just liars but they are thieves.

Imagine these thieves want to claim Italian properties as theirs. Very soon they will claim Coca Cola because of Coke studio being held in Nairobi.

Such shameless thieves.

Nowenuse:


Kenyans are not just liars but they are thieves.

Imagine these thieves want to claim Italian properties as theirs. Very soon they will claim Coca Cola because of Coke studio being held in Nairobi.

Such shameless thieves.

l have told them there's a difference between investors investing in your country(which is a good thing and which all countries can't really do without) and indigenous home grown investment.
l like foreign investments in Nigeria and foreigners of course teach us many things(we need them), but l am most proud when blacks do their own thing indigenously too, or like the Asians, learn from foreigners and apply the knowledge at home to build home grown investments and start up's. This to me is more exciting, and it's what can save Africa.
Nigeria is doing it slowly, and must help other Africans realize this truth. While our banks grow and spread across West Africa especially to Liberia for Instance, l would prefer that we train the Liberians to establish more banks and financial sectors for themselves, so they can stand on their own.
Africa as a whole( Nigeria included) must invest more in human capital to truly become powerful.

awon olomo wakanda....

Nowenuse:


Kenyans are not just liars but they are thieves.

Imagine these thieves want to claim Italian properties as theirs. Very soon they will claim Coca Cola because of Coke studio being held in Nairobi.

Such shameless thieves.

another apartheid loading....but their will be nobody to help them when it happens....who cares.....

they love whites and such anyways,soooo,who cares.......chaiii.....

its just pathetic....see how they are showing pictures of properties that dont even belong to them.....this is ridiculous....

the owners of this properties are in europe,india,china and whatever...

weak as hell and wan compete with nigeria that has many black empires in it.....

even igbos would swallow them up....talkless of binis,mali,songhai,ashanti,dahomey....

such useless and weak people with only mouth odour....disgrace.....

NairobiWalker, rvp20182.

I am waiting for your adorable Kenyan middle and low income suburbs.

This is Surulere, a large suburb of Lagos. We know they are box houses. This is where typical low middleclass and low income Nigerians live.
Let's see that of Kenya.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1-Y4EXfY-k

Daejoyoung:

l have told them there's a difference between investors investing in your country(which is a good thing and which all countries can't really do without) and indigenous home grown investment.
l like foreign investments in Nigeria and foreigners of course teach us many things(we need them), but l am most proud when blacks do their own thing indigenously too, or like the Asians, learn from foreigners and apply the knowledge at home to build home grown investments and start up's. This to me is more exciting, and it's what can save Africa.
Nigeria is doing it slowly, and must help other Africans realize this truth. While our banks grow and spread across West Africa especially to Liberia for Instance, l would prefer that we train the Liberians to establish more banks and financial sectors for themselves, so they can stand on their own.[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font]
Africa as a whole( Nigeria included) must invest more in human capital to truly become powerful.

In case you didn't know, all top banks in Kenya are locally owned and the few smaller ones that are foreign owned have sizeable Kenyan shareholders. Get off your high horse.

Ghana Is Not Like Nigeria Where Cattle Roam The Streets – Ghanaian President Mocks Nigerians
9 hours ago Admin 0

The Ghanian President, Nana Akufo-Addo has mocked Nigerians the ways Cattle roaming the street of Abuja, the country capital, the poor state of security in Nigeria and the naira’s weakening status, said he felt ashamed that Nigeria had lost its respect in Africa.

Image result for Fulani Herdsmen And Their Cattle Take Over Road In Abuja Central District

Meanwhile, the former President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed disappointment on how Nigeria is currently being used as a negative example in the international community.

Jonathan citing recent instances when the Ghanaian President, Nana Akufo-Addo, mocked the poor state of security in Nigeria and the naira’s weakening status, said he felt ashamed that Nigeria had lost its respect in Africa.

Jonathan stated this at the inauguration of the first bridge built by Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State in Ado Ekiti, the state capital, on Friday.

He said, “He (Ghanaian President) said Ghana is not like Nigeria where cattle roam the streets. At another occasion in the United Kingdom, he made scathing remarks about Nigeria’s currency.

“I feel ashamed as a former President that the president of a neighbouring country used Nigeria as negative examples.

“If a neighbouring African president will use Nigeria to make negative examples, then we as leaders must know certain things are wrong in the country. That means we as leaders must change the way we do things.”

The former President further advised President Muhammadu Buhari to resist pressure to rig the July 14 governorship election in Ekiti State and subsequent elections in the country.

“I don’t believe anybody can defeat the PDP in Ekiti if the election is going to be held.

“I use this opportunity to call on Mr. President because I was there before. When you are there, there is so much pressure on you to use your power to subjugate democracy.

“Don’t do that because when you are going; the only thing you leave behind is your good name. If you use it wrongly, posterity will haunt you. I call on Mr. President to use his power to strengthen democracy,” Jonathan added.

https://newsflash247.com.ng/2018/05/ghana-is-not-like-nigeria-where-cattle-roam-the-streets-ghanaian-president-mocks-nigerians/

100% correct

Cattle Roam The Streets Of Abuja

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGfxiRgrDLQ#

cattle inside classrooms in Nigeria schools

sufferNsmiling:
Ghana Is Not Like Nigeria Where Cattle Roam The Streets – Ghanaian President Mocks Nigerians
9 hours ago Admin 0

The Ghanian President, Nana Akufo-Addo has mocked Nigerians the ways Cattle roaming the street of Abuja, the country capital, the poor state of security in Nigeria and the naira’s weakening status, said he felt ashamed that Nigeria had lost its respect in Africa.

Image result for Fulani Herdsmen And Their Cattle Take Over Road In Abuja Central District

Meanwhile, the former President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed disappointment on how Nigeria is currently being used as a negative example in the international community.

Jonathan citing recent instances when the Ghanaian President, Nana Akufo-Addo, mocked the poor state of security in Nigeria and the naira’s weakening status, said he felt ashamed that Nigeria had lost its respect in Africa.

Jonathan stated this at the inauguration of the first bridge built by Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State in Ado Ekiti, the state capital, on Friday.

He said, “He (Ghanaian President) said Ghana is not like Nigeria where cattle roam the streets. At another occasion in the United Kingdom, he made scathing remarks about Nigeria’s currency.

“I feel ashamed as a former President that the president of a neighbouring country used Nigeria as negative examples.

“If a neighbouring African president will use Nigeria to make negative examples, then we as leaders must know certain things are wrong in the country. That means we as leaders must change the way we do things.”

The former President further advised President Muhammadu Buhari to resist pressure to rig the July 14 governorship election in Ekiti State and subsequent elections in the country.

“I don’t believe anybody can defeat the PDP in Ekiti if the election is going to be held.

“I use this opportunity to call on Mr. President because I was there before. When you are there, there is so much pressure on you to use your power to subjugate democracy.

“Don’t do that because when you are going; the only thing you leave behind is your good name. If you use it wrongly, posterity will haunt you. I call on Mr. President to use his power to strengthen democracy,” Jonathan added.

https://newsflash247.com.ng/2018/05/ghana-is-not-like-nigeria-where-cattle-roam-the-streets-ghanaian-president-mocks-nigerians/

100% correct

Cattle Roam The Streets Of Abuja

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGfxiRgrDLQ#

cattle inside classrooms in Nigeria schools

Dude stop this already everybody knows you are not Nigerian even if you were your moniker would have been SufferingNSmilling not sufferNsmiling coz I have never heard a Nigerian say it like like that
You bitterness is too glaring for all to c since you joined this forum in March you have never commented on any thread but this one spewing thrash and hate we know you are a cursed kibera bastard hiding behind that moniker that is why no one takes you serious

nwoke37:


It's just naming. The name college in Nigeria refers to secondary schools or high schools. It's just a different naming system.

Okay, I was told by a Nigerian friend of mine its primary,junior secondary,senior secondary and then university or so...

1...... the endangered red eared guenon can only be found between the border of Nigeria n Cameroon in the world.

2....Heliconiinae Acraea pseudegina, this rare butterfly can only be found in Nigeria ( Nigeria has one of the largest diversity of butterfly )

3.......cross river gorrila, another rare gorrila that can only be found in cross river, Nigeria... though they migrate to Cameroon too.

4......galago, we call it bush baby in Nigeria.

NairobiWalker:


You would run away if your best University looked like this.

Hell no I can't
The problem with dangote nation is corruption.
Corruption is so fertile there to the extent that they've planted it in learning institutions especially in their universities precisely federal and state universities.
For you to get admission into any Nigerian university,you must remove 'something'
so as to be considered a chance even after struggling to pass their merit exams,the likes of JAMB and POST UTME stuffs.

All these was shared to me by a Nigerian friend of mine who is a 4th year IT student at Multimedia university of Kenya

1......the Indigobird Vidua maryae or jos-plateau indigobird can only be found in Nigeria.

2......Rock Firefinch Lagonosticta sanguinodorsalis or rock firefinch can only be found in Nigeria

3...........Malimbe Malimbus ibadanensis or Ibadan malimbe can only be found in Nigeria.

4.......Waxbill Estrilda poliopareia or Anambra waybill can only be found in Nigeria.

254tobby:


Hell no I can't
The problem with dangote nation is corruption.
Corruption is so fertile there to the extent that they've planted it in learning institutions especially in their universities precisely federal and state universities.
For you to get admission into any Nigerian university,you must remove 'something'
so as to be considered a chance even after struggling to pass their merit exams,the likes of JAMB and POST UTME stuffs.

All these was shared to me by a Nigerian friend of mine who is a 4th year IT student at Multimedia university of Kenya

Well l never removed anything to get admission. This is not to say your friend is wrong but that he didn't tell you the whole story. There is corruption and bribery system that allows those who have connections or those who can bribe to get into the university even when they ain't qualified (but even this is usually underground and not openly done).
However those who qualify for admission into the university in most cases do not need to bribe their way in. l didn't bribe my way in, most of us who got the cut off in jamb and post jamb exams didn't have to bribe our way in either, so your friend dished you half truths.
Now there is great level of corruption and bribery in Kenya, am l wrong?
Be careful what you repeat here from so called Nigerians in countries like Kenya, probably your friend failed jamb and couldn't get in, hence he could only blame the entire system for his misfortune.
Kenya then comes to his rescue.

Daejoyoung:

Well l never removed anything to get admission. This is not to say your friend is wrong but that he didn't tell you the whole story. There is corruption and bribery system that allows those who have connections or those who can bribe to get into the university even when they ain't qualified (but even this is usually underground and not openly done).
However those who qualify for admission into the university in most cases do not need to bribe their way in. l didn't bribe my way in, most of us who got the cut off in jamb and post jamb exams didn't have to bribe our way in either, so your friend dished you half truths.
Now there is great level of corruption and bribery in Kenya, am l wrong?

Yes there's corruption in Kenya but not as worse in Nigeria..

254tobby:


Hell no I can't
The problem with dangote nation is corruption.
Corruption is so fertile there to the extent that they've planted it in learning institutions especially in their universities precisely federal and state universities.
For you to get admission into any Nigerian university,you must remove 'something'
so as to be considered a chance even after struggling to pass their merit exams,the likes of JAMB and POST UTME stuffs.

All these was shared to me by a Nigerian friend of mine who is a 4th year IT student at Multimedia university of Kenya

tertiary institutions in Nigeria is not an easy feat, u have to undergo series of test before entering the university.

After high school, u have to pass Jamb and Post Jamb before u go to college, it's not removing "something". It's just like sieving the very best and admitting them, once u pass those two exams, u're off to d uni. Most of the Nigerian students in Ghana(which I'm very sure of) are those that can't pass the exams.

254tobby:


Yes there's corruption in Kenya but not as worse in Nigeria..

Ask your friend how many times he wrote jamb. He is not telling you the whole truth. So be careful of so called Nigerians in Kenya who couldn't get in by getting the jamb cut off and had to take refuge in Kenya.

254tobby:


Yes there's corruption in Kenya but not as worse in Nigeria..

check d corruption index.

sufferNsmiling:
cattle inside classrooms in Nigeria schools

lol, stale news....

theenchanter:
tertiary institutions in Nigeria is not an easy feat, u have to undergo series of test before entering the university.

After high school, u have to pass Jamb and Post Jamb before u go to college, it's not removing "something". It's just like sieving the very best and admitting them, once u pass those two exams, u're off to d uni. Most of the Nigerian students in Ghana(which I'm very sure of) are those that can't pass the exams.

Exactly and l believe it's thesame thing with Nigerian students in Kenya, yet the Kenyans are so proud to have them, lol.

1...... reporting LIVE from obudu.

2.... Chlorocypha centripunctata can only be found in d border between Nigeria n Cameroon.

3..... west African girrafe in yankari game reserve (an endangered animal )

4.....Mona monkeys. The Mona Lisa of monkeys.

Those giraffes n monkeys are

Daejoyoung:

Ask your friend how many times he wrote jamb. He is not telling you the whole truth. So be careful of so called Nigerians in Kenya who couldn't get in by getting the jamb cut off and had to take refuge in Kenya.

I doubt your claims that most Nigerians came to study in Kenya because they failed those jamb stuffs,some of them came to study in Kenyan varsities depending on their choice of environment to study in,the financial background in which they come from and the merit scholarships that some of your charitable organizations do offer.

Daejoyoung:

Exactly and l believe it's thesame thing with Nigerian students in Kenya, yet the Kenyans are so proud to have them, lol.

We have so many foreign students studying in some of our varsities like Rwandese,Tanzanians,Ugandans,Zambians,Zimbabweans,Ghanaians,Americans,British,south African,Arabs,indians just to mention but a few.

So we can't be proud simply because Nigerian students are studying in some of our varsities yet the population of Kenyan students graduating from high school to universities is increasing annually,that's what we're exactly proud of,and this makes our government to focus more on further improving all Kenyan public universities to make them world class institutions,that's why our UoN appears 7th best on the top ten list of Africa's best universities.

These Nigerians studying we just view them as any other normal Kenyan students because they have nothing special to be accorded with..

White students like Americans,British,germans aren't also left out on the list of foreign students studying in Kenya

254tobby:


We have so many foreign students studying in some of our varsities like Rwandese,Tanzanians,Ugandans,Zambians,Zimbabweans,Ghanaians,Americans,British,south African,Arabs,indians just to mention but a few.

So we can't be proud simply because Nigerian students are studying in some of our varsities yet the population of Kenyan students graduating from high school to universities is increasing annually,that's what we're exactly proud of,and this makes our government to focus more on further improving all Kenyan public universities to make them world class institutions,that's why our UoN appears 7th best on the top ten list of Africa's best universities.

These Nigerians studying we just view them as any other normal Kenyan students because they have nothing special to be accorded with..

listen carefully, oga... majority of Nigerian students in Kenya came to study there cos they can't pass the daunting task of those exams, not all of them.

How many Nigerians are in top-flight Kenyan universities?

254tobby:


I doubt your claims that most Nigerians came to study in Kenya because they failed those jamb stuffs,some of them came to study in Kenyan varsities depending on their choice of environment to study in,the financial background in which they come from and the merit scholarships that some of your charitable organizations do offer.

Nigerians who can study abroad would not think of Kenya first, it's usually the U.S, U.K, Germany, etc not Kenya.

theenchanter:
listen carefully, oga... majority of Nigerian students in Kenya came to study there cos they can't pass the daunting task of those exams, not all of them.

How many Nigerians are in top-flight Kenyan universities?

So you know more about them than me yet they're in our education backyard,I've interacted with a handful of them and out of those whom I've interacted with,majority of them came to study here due to the nature of their financial background,choice of environment to study in and some were lucky to fall for merit scholarships from Nigerian charitable organizations.

The process for admitting one into Nigerian Universities is usually long and hectic unlike Kenya's which is short,clean and transparent,that's why they wither off with the Nigeria's system and they opt to study abroad in places like Kenya.

Furthermore,we don't sit for those merit exams in the name of securing chance in the university because our government doesn't have money to waste in the examination processes,that's setting,printing,marking and releasing results,our high school results are worth enough to prove if you're fit to join campus or not,and as for that,every year,our government places cut off points for students wishing to join campus through government 60% sponsorship.

And I don't know the population of Nigerian students in our varsities unless the ministry of education conduct some survey for the foreign students studying here placing them on the basis of their nationalities.

Err.. The ashawo and beer parlor thread is longer

https://www.nairaland.com/2536003/ashewo-beer-parlour-share-ashewo/2727#67836564

Good job Nowenuse

Daejoyoung:

Nigerians who can study abroad would not think of Kenya first, it's usually the U.S, U.K, Germany, etc not Kenya.

Nothing is special about that cause almost every African yearns to study in white universities,even here in Kenya,our students sets that priority first on either to study in UK,US,Russia and China.

Its very true that Nigerians usually prefer to study in UK,US etc but they usually find themselves studying in other African universities because some of them are usually denied visa to access those countries,so they usually shift their focus on that.
By the way,are there Kenyan students studying in your varsities?

theenchanter:
listen carefully, oga... majority of Nigerian students in Kenya came to study there cos they can't pass the daunting task of those exams, not all of them.

How many Nigerians are in top-flight Kenyan universities?

Daejoyoung:

Exactly and l believe it's thesame thing with Nigerian students in Kenya, yet the Kenyans are so proud to have them, lol.

theenchanter:
listen carefully, oga... majority of Nigerian students in Kenya came to study there cos they can't pass the daunting task of those exams, not all of them.

How many Nigerians are in top-flight Kenyan universities?

Shut up dude....lol. Kenyan universities clearly have better infrastructure as you can see and also rank better than Nigerian universities. You'll be a special kind of delusional to think it's Nigerian failures that come to Kenya. lol.

..........and no, we are not proud to have them. They just happen to be here and we'll be lying to claim they aren't.