tylann:

They keep on shouting logos

jaycent:
Just take your stupidity somewhere else, Charly

Just30:
my life is awesome

reason why im in my own country

darfay:



Gaynaynyansh here craves attention. I wonder why you guys answer them

darfay:



I guess we are typing from Pluto

tylann:
Accra has never been on the list of worst cities in Africa every year
Nairobi which has slums has never been on the list of worst cities in Africa every year
Abuja Lagos port Harcourt never miss on the list of worst cities in Africa every year

Daejoyoung:
This is a country they call poorest in the world, spending 56 trillion naira on e payment transactions ( about 160 Billion dollars) in 2018 or maybe the report is cooked as usual.

https://www.nairaland.com/4944675/nigerias-e-payment-transactions-hit-n56.85

TayserMahri:
Lost count of the number of Kenyan startups in this 5 Million Dollar + Club for 2018

Daejoyoung:
This is a country they call poorest in the world, spending 56 trillion naira on e payment transactions ( about 160 Billion dollars) in 2018 or maybe the report is cooked as usual.

https://www.nairaland.com/4944675/nigerias-e-payment-transactions-hit-n56.85

Ibrahimanis:
Lagos

Brizzy404:
PREMIUM TIMES has obtained the third in a series of leaked audio recordings by Rotimi Amaechi, Nigeria’s transport minister and the director general of President Mohammadu Buhari’s campaign team.

Mr Amaechi has been in the eye of a storm in the last 48 hours following the release of two earlier audio recordings where he expressed gloomy views about Nigeria and the administration of Mr Buhari.

In one of the recordings, which was shared with this newspaper by Phrank Shaibu, a spokesperson for the Atiku Abubakar campaign, the minister was heard saying the president has failed to meet the expectations of Nigerians and that there was widespread suffering in the land.

Tolu Ogunlesi, a spokesperson of Mr Buhari, had dismissed the first leaked recording, saying Mr Amaechi was referring to immediate past president, Goodluck Jonathan.

But after the release of the second audio, Mr Ogunlesi claimed the audio had been cleverly edited by a former aide of Mr Jonathan, Reno Omokri, to paint the minister and the current government in bad light.

However, on Monday evening, PREMIUM TIMES obtained another audio recording where the minister was heard badmouthing Lagos, the country’s commercial centre.

He described the nation’s former capital as a “glorified village”.
The minister said the city lacked basic infrastructure compared to Abuja, the country’s capital.
He added that the city has poor road network, no running water, and is infamous for vehicular traffic congestion.

“I live in Abuja, tell me where else we have infrastructure. Lagos is a glorified village. The only difference between Lagos and other cities is the fact that business is in Lagos, everybody is there doing business, so you can at least have food,” he said.
“If not tell me what else you have in Lagos? 1,000 plus megawatts. That’s all. That’s what you have. What else do you have? No water, there are no roads. When you hear traffic jams in Lagos or any part of Nigeria, where are there no traffic jams in Abuja? The reason why you meet traffic jams in Lagos is because there are no roads,” the former governor of Rivers State added.
Since 1999, when Nigeria returned to democratic rule, Lagos State has been exclusively governed by the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) or parties, which formed the merger that birthed the APC.

Mr Amaechi’s comment is even made more ironical given the announcement earlier today by Mr Buhari’s announcement that a former governor of Lagos is in charge of his re-election campaign. Bola Tinubu is commonly seen as the man who decides whatever happens in Lagos.
Mr Tinubu is to supervise Mr Amaechi as he co-chairs the campaign organisation with Mr. Buhari.


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/304629-in-new-recording-amaechi-depicts-lagos-as-glorified-village.html

Kenyanstar:

LAGOS A GLORIFIED VILLAGE

Daejoyoung:

And if you read their report, one of the major reasons they put Lagos among worst cities is because of BokoHaram in Lagos, so tell me who takes such a list seriously when they don't even know what they are talking about?

Kenyanstar:

LAGOS A GLORIFIED VILLAGE

Ibrahimanis:

Surely you are smarter than this.

This clearly a political statement.

But if that's the road you want to take, good and fine.

forgiveness:


Chaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! Lmao! So Kenya is Nairobi, Nairobi is Kenya. See as the whole of Kenya from the middle to the North is left in darkness.

tylann:

Would mind explaining why Lagos never miss Africa worst cities list

Ibrahimanis:

Surely you are smarter than this.

This clearly a political statement.

But if that's the road you want to take, good and fine.

SalamRushdie:


But Lagos is indeed an shit hole

slawomir:
Isoright

Lagos have always been a shiiit hole

Went there as a Bini boy last year. In fact it was the day that tanker explosion happened
And i must tell you Lagos is overrated

When i entered Abuja same last year November because i wanted an instant passport because there was no booklet in Edo state that was when i knew the difference between Abuja and Lagos

It was even more obvious to me that Edo was actually bigger than Lagos. It took like forever to leave Edo land when you are going to Abuja. All those Edo north was like forever. So Lagos is just one small shiiit hole place that is overcrowded

NairobiWalker:


I will agree about us thinking like Ghanaians but you and Tanzanians?

The only thing that makes you similar is sorcery and unplanned cities. Otherwise have an idiot Tanzanian sycophant on this thread shouldn't lie to you that you are similar in anyway. Ask Naijalander who has actually been to East Africa.

Kenyanstar:


NIGERIANS' REACTIONS

jaycent:
Hahahaha you can imagine poor Ghanaians claiming they're developed? Common railway they don't have. Shame?

chrisooblog:
forgiveness no o it's like you don't know that 75% of the population lives in that area packed like sardines

forgiveness:


We know Kenya doesn't have planned cities. Ibrahimanis has shown you the graph and I believe he can show you again.

On sorcery, nothing is known about Kenya here because we didn't really pay attention to it though I know it's inevitable for an African country not to practice sorcery but today I want to expose the height of JuJu commercialisation in Kenya. Enjoy the discoveries.

Next time don't come here lying there's no sorcery in Kenya.

tylann:

We are not concentrated in a single area

89% of kenya is arid so people tend to live where there is arable land good for farming
Our development is spread across the country

forgiveness:



There is no perpetual darkness in Canada based on this picture. Unlike, 89% of Kenya wallowing in perpetual darkness.

NairobiWalker:


Nairobi, Nakuru, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret etc are more planned than any region in Nigeria.

Your juju comparison is stupid - it compares Kenya vs Kenya, you can do that for any country. However, everyone knows Nigeria and Tanzania are the world capitals of sorcery. Here, when somebody is getting involved with anyone from those two countries people ask them, 'aren't you scared of their juju?'