Ibrahimanis:
Cut the crap, it was erroneously listed among skyscrapers in Nigeria on a Wikipedia page. It was an honest mistake!

obaaderemi:
He definitely can't be stupid enough to say that.

forgiveness:


It may exist but since I can't prove it, agreed.

Which of the two are not Skyscrappers apart the bolded?

How many topped out skyscrapers do you have left after One Africa place and Upper hills chamber have been detected to be high-rise?

Ibrahimanis:
Irokotv
Landmark Africa
GT Bank
UBA
Chocolate City

These are all Nigerian companies present in Kenya. So that someone that said only one Nigerian company is in Kenya, you lied are mistaken.

forgiveness:



You like jumping guns.





What was the question she asked in the second bolded?

Show me any Nigerian artists recognised before blah blah and I said.......

Ik Dairo was recognised before Miriam Makeba ever was. He was the first African musician to be recognized with Member of the British order in 1963 for his work in music. That was way back before Miriam Makeba dreamt of any recognition.


Abi, MBE is not a recognition?

I.K Dairo work has no foreign system support to earn him that recognition unlike Miriam Makeba who won the Grammy award on the back of Harry Belafonte hard work.


My friend, to commercialize music simply means to record music and sell them in larger quantity via disc or whatever. If that be the case, she was never the first African to do that at the world stage, most especially in America.

Drum of Passion was the first recording by an African to popularize African music in the west and the man behind that master piece was a Nigerian. It sold 5 million copies in 1960.

How many copies did Miriam sell before then in the west?


When did Miriam Makeba even release her first album? Yes! The same 1960 but it was 3 months after the drums of passion was released.

Who is disgracing himself here?

Ibrahimanis:
Cut the crap, it was erroneously listed among skyscrapers in Nigeria on a Wikipedia page. It was an honest mistake!

forgiveness:



Not only Wikipedia, other sites listed it too. It's really an honest mistake.

But those pictures you posted bad no bi small.

Some people go wound ooooooo.

Weldon, please keep posting us more of those pictures. Thanks.

Jonraid:
It can only be twice at best.Have a look at the pwc report! With our population,our figures are more than good!

Between them, the five countries, including Kenya, considered in the
Outlook will, driven by Nigeria, add US$12.4 billion
in revenue from 2017 to 2022, at a combined CAGR
of 11.9%. Although much of this will fall into the
hands of telcos, there are significant opportunities
for content providers too.

abbeg:
but seriously eko Atlantic is way more beautiful than Nairobi.They said it will be complete around this time next year(ok I personally don't believe this one)but when complete lagos will seriously topple nairobi.pics of EAC.

abbeg:
but seriously eko Atlantic is way more beautiful than Nairobi.They said it will be complete around this time next year(ok I personally don't believe this one)but when complete lagos will seriously topple nairobi.pics of EAC.

rvp20183:
it will not be complete before 2050.

forgiveness:



Not only Wikipedia, other sites listed it too. It's really an honest mistake.

But those pictures you posted bad no bi small.

Some people go wound ooooooo.

Weldon, please keep posting us more of those pictures. Thanks.

abbeg:
At this pace I would say maybe 2025.

samsobo24:
Rvp20183 had the gut to say Lagos lacks outdoor ads

Ibrahimanis:
According to this pictures, you can see clearly that eko Atlantic has more than "two" structures, three completed, five more topped out.

rvp20183:
And Nairobi will just sit by...no other africa city has that many skyscrapper under construction than Nairobi

Jonraid:
It can only be twice at best.Have a look at the pwc report! With our population,our figures are more than good!

rvp20183:
Unless we have another oil boom...by 2025 oil will be on its dead bed as an energy source and youre unprepared.

abbeg:
The project is private owned (mostly)oil boom or doom won't fluctuate its progress.

rvp20183:
why has it slowed down when oil went south.You need to understand that nigeria without oil is nothing.

obaaderemi:
Kenya Telecom, the oldest Telecom company in Kenya is owned by Nigerians.

4kDdullard:
You really mean this? No, We Kenyans cannot bear this again. We will commit suicide
How can those useless Nigerians own our oldest Telecom company?

abbeg:
Thats the companies fault not the country's. Most grand projects like this have setbacks like Burj khalifa had its personal slowdowns but it still got completed.And last time I checked Nigeria had a LOT of minerals.We are just too dependent on oil.It's not our everything.

rvp20183:
Private sector cannot grow when economy is in recession.

NairobiWalker:


How can you not prove a 109m building exists in a country with a mere 8 towers over 100m?
....and your bros call you the king of skyscrapers here.





Now since we are done with the first one, let's go to the next.

Bourdilon tower.

Tell us about it.

Where do you get the crap that it's 100 +m? You don't even know its height yet you list it?

Please show us your source.

4kDdullard:
You really mean this? No, We Kenyans cannot bear this again. We will commit suicide
How can those useless Nigerians own our oldest Telecom company?

sufferNsmiling:


NairobiWalker and rvp20183 please you need to understand nigeria's problem nigeria's problem since independence has been that there are just too many illiterate in the country. Today it's a lot worse in the highest point of government you find illiterate all over and when you give an literate a job even if he destroys everything he believes he is the best. You have a country where the people are being destroyed and their future being destroyed they are celebrating. A lot of nigerians will run to another country then they want to lift up nigerian flag in that country but they do not want to go back to nigeria this is there right of illiteracy most nigerians do not even know what they are doing. It is very hard watching my yoruba brothers swimming in illiteracy these days