tylann:
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He did the same thing to nairobiwalker

These mothafxkas cant be creative. Always copying smart Kenyans

Jonraid:
I've never mentioned my age here.I'm infact more than 19 years!

Ooh nice. bt atleast msee hucheza chini ujifanye 19

rvp20183:
There is a difference though. Alshaabab are launching once in a blue moon attacks dressed like civilians - Boko haram basically occupy territory, drive military cars, and basically rule most of North East Nigeria. That is more a occupying force. Alshabaab do that in Somalia. Not in Kenya.

Which part of North East is Boko Haram rulling


Not in Taraba, Not in Gombe,Not in Bauchi, Not in Adamawa,Not in Yobe

So what part of North East and don't even mention borno coz they are only in Lake Chad fringes

My problem with you is that you talk carelessly and you greatly lack depth which is unbecoming of someone your age... If you were in Nigeria you would never earn respect and that accruing someone of your age

Just30:
Nigerians on most times know nothing about nigeria

Ghanaians on most occasions know nothing about ghana.

How does that sound to u?

theenchanter:
lol, u also noticed the guy's still pompous over this delicate issue.

It's just like I just told the Indian dude,Go.el. I can tell sane people apart from the less so. Rvp is one of the less so. That's why the fool is trapped in nairaland. He is obsessed and must always compare. Even at a time like this in Nairobi?

rvp20183:
Good news he got rescued.

What about the others that died


How I wish the US Army would drop a nuke/ nuclear bomb over your wretched heads

darfay:



Which part of North East is Boko Haram rulling


Not in Taraba, Not in Gombe,Not in Bauchi, Not in Adamawa,Not in Yobe

So what part of North East and don't even mention borno coz they are only in Lake Chad fringes

My problem with you is that you talk carelessly and you greatly lack depth which is unbecoming of someone your age... If you were in Nigeria you would never earn respect and that accruing someone of your age

That's why we will continue passing the idiot around like a ball.

mtisTheQubit:

but almost half of them are immigrants...have got somali peeps an(chics ) an many are from Somalia not Kenya but they got all the necessary documents to be a Kenyan.msee some of ths guys are loaded an can bribe anyone. Either we stabilize somali or somalis become the biggest new tribe in Kenya..

msee, you should call Boinnet over those ones from Somalia. They could be part of the game today Anyway, saw a Somali dude on TV pleading with Kenyans not to victimize somalis after this.


All I have to say is BUILD THAT WALL !!

rvp20183:
In other countries - they would call the military - Kenya combined police force respond to terror attack at Riverside, Nairobi. These consist of regular police, the two paramilitary wing (AP & GSU - with elite squads) and the CID (plain clothes)

In kenya rarely are military ever used in anything...and majority use to retire without ever firing their guns in battle. Apart from somali war..they are mostly kept in barracks or outside the country in peacekeeping missions. That is how Kenya has avoided military misbehaving or overthrowing civilian rule. Keep the at barracks because they are trained to simply Kill.

I know a country where the President wakes up one day and orders the military to purchase cashew nuts from farmers and offer manual labour in construction of the SGR.

Steve Mbogo,the self made millionaire kid who unsuccessfully vied for an MP position in Nairobi was seen today outside the area of the attack with another unidentified man holding a rifle.

I've seen pictures of lots of Kenyans holding up guns,this might be the private gun owners. Let's hope they'll be kept at the tail end as the Reece Squad keeps on pursuing the attackers. We don't want any confusion at this time!

rvp20183:
In other countries - they would call the military - Kenya combined police force respond to terror attack at Riverside, Nairobi. These consist of regular police, the two paramilitary wing (AP & GSU - with elite squads) and the CID (plain clothes)

In kenya rarely are military ever used in anything...and majority use to retire without ever firing their guns in battle. Apart from somali war..they are mostly kept in barracks or outside the country in peacekeeping missions. That is how Kenya has avoided military misbehaving or overthrowing civilian rule. Keep the at barracks because they are trained to simply Kill.

obaaderemi:
It's just like I just told the Indian dude,Go.el. I can tell sane people apart from the less so. Rvp is one of the less so. That's why the fool is trapped in nairaland. He is obsessed and must always compare. Even at a time like this in Nairobi?

obsessive comparison disorder (OCD)

darfay:



What about the others that died


How I wish the US Army would drop a nuke/ nuclear bomb over your wretched heads

oga, stop d rough play na.

rvp20183:
In other countries - they would call the military - Kenya combined police force respond to terror attack at Riverside, Nairobi. These consist of regular police, the two paramilitary wing (AP & GSU - with elite squads) and the CID (plain clothes)

In kenya rarely are military ever used in anything...and majority use to retire without ever firing their guns in battle. Apart from somali war..they are mostly kept in barracks or outside the country in peacekeeping missions. That is how Kenya has avoided military misbehaving or overthrowing civilian rule. Keep the at barracks because they are trained to simply Kill.

Kenyans died like chickens today at hands of Somali militants and you are here spewing rubbish no wonder kazikazi say y'all would die of pride

tylann:


What about casualties ??

Haha your tourism industry would take a nose dive. Thank God the year is still early

This should cripple your income and increase that of the United republic of Tanzania

mtisTheQubit:

mon ya becoming an economist now ? anyway I do agree that a shrinking population or stagnant one will not gonna help much..other peeps will still gonna occupy the space. Ask Europe...

dude, i've always been, I just play low because this not the place to burn brain cells. Maybe you should go back to when the thread was a bit serious I used to ooze economic wisdom

darfay:
Armed Forces remembrance day

Abuja

Only in Nigeria will you see cultural attire still much relevant especially in the political arena

darfay:




You are a very dumb man what trended was #Nigerians it meant Kenyans were talking about their much loved Nigerians and perhaps Nigerians in Kenya aren't up to 10k not up 6k would be on twitter there... There 41k Kenyan tweets about Nigerians which was the third highest in your country... If you say it was Nigerians who tweeted that means Nigerians who make up 0.002% of your population dominates your twitter and social media space

So in your tiny brain each Nigerian sends just one tweet? Ibrahimanis, you're two of you who cant grasp simple concepts and both of you are still in school.

theenchanter:
pooh pooh.

That Ghanaian thug dropped his packet of brain a long time ago.

darfay:
Awka, Anambra

Thats where the name Awkward originated.

darfay:
T

Hey darfay
what's this tag I usually see worn by politicians and other nigerians

Accra from the far hills of Aburi
Sekondi/ Takoradi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-EicA_ug24

Kenyan police confirm terror attack in Nairobi

obaaderemi:
That Ghanaian thug dropped his packet of brain a long time ago.

The kid just called me a thug


anyway, anyone that tells Nigerians the truth is referred to as a thug

darfay:



Haha your tourism industry would take a nose dive. Thank God the year is still early

This should cripple your income and increase that of the United republic of Tanzania

We have survived before without those tourism revenues

theenchanter:
Ghanaians on most occasions know nothing about ghana.

How does that sound to u?

You are correct. The idiot didn't know None of Ghana's mobile telecommunication companies is owned by Ghanaians. And that one of them is actually a Nigerian company.

Just30:
[s]The kid just called me a thug


anyway, anyone that tells Nigerians the truth is referred to as a thug[/s]

A thug like you can't recognize truth if it landed on your bald old head.

theenchanter:
Ghanaians on most occasions know nothing about ghana.

How does that sound to u?

Ghanaians know too much about Nigeria
such that on most occasions, we dont discuss Nigeria

Once Nigeria is mentioned, Everyone just laugh

you guys really have to get up a face reality
so that, the bar can be raised really high in West Africa.

At the moment, there's too much poor standard in West Africa
such that it is affecting Ghana's ability to raised the bar even higher

TayserMahri:


msee, you should call Boinnet over those ones from Somalia. They could be part of the game today Anyway, saw a Somali dude on TV pleading with Kenyans not to victimize somalis after this.


All I have to say is BUILD THAT WALL !!

What are you going to do when the terrorist climb the wall?

What about your own bad guys who will open the gates? Check this..

Jonraid:
Karangi the Major General loved to showboat.Glad he's no longer in office!

You are now discussing Kenyan affairs on a Nigerian site. Mehn you guys are shameless

darfay:




Yobeezy/mwafrika Tony's father should have just used a condom instead




The moment you mention that you are a Nigerian in Nairobi all you will start seeing are pants flying upandan

Where the hell did you got the urge to quote me in your stupid quote??Listen Darfay or Dungfuck as other Kenyans do call you here,since I joined this thread I've never abused anyone here with his or her parent and if you can't handle yourself maturely it's better to cool off your itching asses rather than posing a sinisterial act in a bastard way.

Do you know me?And have we ever meet before??
No...Do you think the hell I know you?obviously NO..Do you know my dad and where he's right now??..No
Spare me the ugly side of your brain and mind your dirty stinking bucaal cavity before spewing rubbish to others.
Even if you hate Kenyans in this forum of yours marred with racial segregation,give me my side and stop the Bleep of mentioning people's parents in this thread.You're dimwitted bomboclaat who keep on shading your unethical stupidity at all cost
Grow up!!
And don't think if you're 5000kms away from me,there's nothing I can do about it.
Be extremely careful.

Some comments are way overboard.No one deserves terrorism!

Your recession is linked to collapse of oil/gas or commodity prices. It not only Nigeria that went into recession - it all commodity dependant countries. You recovery is equivalent to oil recovery. It's not only Nigeria that recovered but all commodity dependent countries.You're adopting an aggressive tone against Goel coz you don't have facts. I keep telling you facts are stubborn. South Africa had it's own issues linked to trade union minning woes & continued capital flight.

As Goel, you, everyone and I has rightly diagnose your problems start and ends with over-dependence on oil & gas. This is aptly called the Nigeria disease. You need to cure yourself from oil & gas dependence and it won't be easy. And you're not making any noticeable progress.

Don't sweat according to UNTCDA - about 46 out 53 Africa countries are commodity depedant - it could diamonds in Botswana and Sierra Leone, cotton in Burkina Faso, cocoa in Ghana, sorghum in Mali, oil in Nigeria,Gabon and Angola, and copper in Zambia. All these countries if they don't diversify will have cyclical growth just like commodities behave in global markets...booms and bust cycles. You can't plan anything long term if you're busting and booming.

How can Nigeria have diversified when oil still make 95% of it's gov revenues & exports.

You need to go back to 1960s - ramp production of cocoa beans, cashew nuts, palm oil and such easy wins - and seize the global market.

You need start building manufacturing base that can export to Africa countries. You do that by opening your manufacturing sector. Right now you're focused on import substitution. It like you never learnt of 1980s WB/IMF import substitution...it rarely works.

You need to fix the basics...electricity, roads, gov bureaucracies...make it easy for business to thrive.

I can go on and on...but you're FAR from being diversified.

obaaderemi:

Thanks @ bolded. But I don't think you've simplified anything here.You've not said anything anyone with basic knowledge of world affairs does not know.
Can you kindly point out where I said anything to suggest the bolded? I merely gave the lie to your claim that poorer economies always grow faster than richer economies by citing the examples of relatively poor economies such as Venezuela (-1.7& GDP growth), South Africa (-7% growth), and let me add Jamaica (0.5% GDP growth). And Nigeria (2.3%gdp growth) despite the fact that we are just exiting recession. Unless you don't know how debilitating an economic recession can be. That 2% growth is an upward trajectory that deserves some applause. Heck,we dropped below 1%! And I sincerely believe that upward trajectory is due to the fact that the Nigerian economy is more diverse than previously thought.
If I didn't know better, I would think so @ bolded. But trust me I know better and I can tell people apart, especially sane people from the less so. No,your opinions to me, are honest so far.
Thanks@bolded. To answer your question: I would say the decline to 2% was due not only to oil crash but also a poorly judged monetary policy by the present government. I told you we declined far below 1%. For us to be at 2% now is an upward swing and a clear evidence of the resilience of the Nigerian economy. 2019 is even going to be better according to projections.

I guess I have answered this. We once were among the three fastest growing economies in the world a mere 5years ago. If we Are at 2% now from -8%, pray tell me, how is that an indication that our income is declining? We are gradually getting back on our feet. That said, all is said is said on that matter, please.

Don't be silly, our politicians don't share pictures of airports and infrastructure and such things. And if they do,it's not different from what your politicians do as well. To suggest that the private sector has little contribution to infrastructure and development in Africa is plain ignorant. Right now,one of the largest petrochemical refineries in the world is nearing completion in Lagos and it's privately funded. There are numerous projects time would not permit me to list here.

We have largely contained Boko Haram @ 1st bolded. They are confined to north eastern part of Nigeria. They mainly attack villages. Our economic cities have always been free from the menace of Boko Haram. Terrorism is Hydra headed and not easy to finish as you think. Kudos to our military.
@2nd bolded: you sounded like IMF with its ignorance about thinking it knows what works for all poor countries. One size never fits all,bro. Clothing and steel industries are not the easiest and most profitable industries that could solve Nigeria's unemployment and economic problems quickly. What would work for Nigeria is agriculture and agro allied industries that can add value to what we produce. These will not only feed our people but also provide employment and foreign exchange. Light manufacturing of things we need would also help.

You are right @ bolded. I took the liberty to correct your error. Nigeria is Africa's largest economy.

The Kenyans would not like your closing shot especially the bolded.

obaaderemi:
A thug like you can't recognize truth if it landed on your bald old head.

IGNORED



i dont waste time on people who cant make sense in one statement