₦airaland Forum

NairobiWalker:
You are ashamed of your own flag yet you dare speak ill of the most beautiful flag in Africa?

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/79/Flag_of_Nigeria.svg/2000px-Flag_of_Nigeria.svg.png

Very simple and meaningless

mtisTheQubit:
i know ths place an its crazy warthogs an perverted monkeys

They are also part of MMU family

Kazikazi:
Not all FDI are good. Have u imagined why a so big GDP is starving?

Yes not all FDI is good
Like acacia mining company in tanzania

Who is starving ?? Tanzanians

Kazikazi:
The Chinese are real fast on doing their projects. I think we as Africans need to copy that style of doing stuff.Big up to China

The Chinese have not finished Tanzanian projects so clearly we are not in the same league. Don't group us together with lazy communists.

Kazikazi:
The Chinese are real fast on doing their projects. I think we as Africans need to copy that style of doing stuff.Big up to China

What are the chances that slow Tanzania would successfully copy speedy Chinese?

samorobo:
Nonsense.
It's called having a job.
What have you gain by staying on nairaland for up to 18 per day

I wonder oo

mtisTheQubit:
true sometimes i dont want sound negative so i just let it slide...

You guys are only giving your selves hope? We're not arguing with you people. We know our challenge! Our challenge are SA, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria and Europe? So keep your 1% development to your selves.

MtisTheQubit

NairobiWalker:
You are ashamed of your own flag yet you dare speak ill of the most beautiful flag in Africa?

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/79/Flag_of_Nigeria.svg/2000px-Flag_of_Nigeria.svg.png

Okay can you compare that that one with your complimentary card

Stevoh18:
I feel for them esp after seeing some of them struggling to survive in Kenya doing small businesses that can't sustain any individual in this country, and still they don't want to go back home, ...an average person in Nigeria is surely undergoing the toughest hell of a life

Says by a Kenyan who's starving to death in their useless country.

mtisTheQubit:
Seriously since i registered on ths forum have seen massive progress in our country.even though corruption is still around we got appreciate the progress.Give kenya few years and see the magic. We just don't talk but do.kusema na kutenda

Exactly! Progress is a slow process but looking at our pace and baseline its REALLY NOT BAD. IMO, keeping this in mind will mitigate our expectations and keep us focused and REALISTIC.
I swear sometimes I hear Kenyans complain, you'd think we were a Scandinavian nation with cradle to grave social services of Finland!

Kazikazi:
Kenyan flag isn't just funny but primitive!

You can say that again

Jonraid:
The guy in the green hardhat was of the Administration police,he mainly assisted in the early stages of evacuation together with the British special man(SAS),ordinary Kenyans who were licensed gun holders and the redcross. The guys who finished off the job were these guys(The Reece Squad,pictured below). The scene of operation was left FOR them and by late night nearing dusk,the mission was done and dusted and the scene of operation was declared ''pacified''.The Administration police took over and provided security to the forensic guys who undertook forensic works at the terror scene!

gallivant:
The Chinese have not finished Tanzanian projects so clearly we are not in the same league. Don't group us together with lazy communists.

Kazikazi and stupidity

Ghanaisdoomd:
You guys are only giving your selves hope? We're not arguing with you people. We know our challenge! Our challenge are SA, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria and Europe? So keep your 1% development to your selves.

And who is arguing with you

Kenya doesn't compete with failures
Nigeria is a failure

Kazikazi:
Not all FDI are good. Have u imagined why a so big GDP is starving?

Is Bagamoyo port, the best and biggest in the world good or bad? I think lazy communists were taken for a ride by their Chinese emperors.

tylann:
And who is arguing with you

Kenya doesn't compete with failures
Nigeria is a failure

Failure? And we eat five times a day? You that's talking. How many times did you eat today. Only one? My friend go and sleep. We're not mate's! South Africa and the rest are our mate not small 1% country like Kenya.

NAIJA FOR LIFE?

tylann:
Yes not all FDI is good
Like acacia mining company in tanzania

Who is starving ?? Tanzanians

U asked who is starving? Should I tell u Turkanas?

gallivant:
Is Bagamoyo port, the best and biggest in the world good or bad? I think lazy communists were taken for a ride by their Chinese emperors.

You must thank us for putting on hold that massive port project which Africa has ever seen. Otherwise, your Mombasa could go into extinction

TayserMahri:
What are the chances that slow Tanzania would successfully copy speedy Chinese?

First, we both don't starve

Kazikazi:
U asked who is starving? Should I tell u Turkanas?

What is Tukana

Kazikazi:
U asked who is starving? Should I tell u Turkanas?

Nobody is starving in turkana.
Try again
But tanzanians are dying of floods at the moment

Stevoh18:
As if Chinese are some kind of demons..., that's Avic's africa headquarters, there is their investments in Kigamboni Tanzania as well...in case of anything you'll be reporting to Nairobi Kenya,

Who will be reporting to Nairobi? Someone can report to Chinese dudes in their AVIC offices not ur Nairobi. Remember, kibera is a real Nairobi.Those other places like upper hill etc are owned by foreigners.

Kazikazi:
You must thank us for putting on hold that massive port project which Africa has ever seen. Otherwise, your Mombasa could go into extinction

You can't put it up you are broke

FYI Mombasa port is undergoing expansion at the moment

Kazikazi:
First, we both don't starve

.whom are you lying to
Who were those Tanzanians that magufuli denied food aid when they were starving

Kazikazi:
Who will be reporting to Nairobi? Someone can report to Chinese dudes in their AVIC offices not ur Nairobi. Remember, kibera is a real Nairobi.Those other places like upper hill etc are owned by foreigners.

And that is why you are stupid

Avic nairobi is the African headquarters of avic all matters pertaining Africa will be handled in nairobi
Whether you like it or not

Ghanaisdoomd:
Failure? And we eat five times a day? You that's talking. How many times did you eat today. Only? My friend go and sleep. We're not mate's! South Africa and the rest are our mate not small 1% country like Kenya.

NAIJA FOR LIFE?

Yes eating frogs , monitor lizards and dogs

tylann:
Yes eating frogs , monitor lizards and dogs

What is this one saying? Go and use something to tie your stomach before hunger kill you this night

Kazikazi:
First, we both don't starve

You are experts in what is known as hidden hunger. I once told you that in Tanzania eating is all about filling the belly with nutrient-deficient cereals. Only 9 % of Tanzania get proper nutrition.

According to Rikke Le Kirkegaard, a UNICEF health care specialist based in Dar es Salaam, only eight per cent of Tanzanian children receive what is considered a minimum acceptable diet, implying that only about 640,000 out of the country’s 8 million children under the age of 5 have access to proper nutrition.

Citing the Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey ‘s Key Findings Report for 2015–2016, Le Kirkegaard adds that one in three children under five in Tanzania are stunted due to a chronic lack of essential nutrients such as vitamins and minerals, which are needed for growth and development. In the worst affected areas of the country, this number rises to almost one in two.

The resulting phenomenon is known as ‘hidden hunger’, where the quality of food that the children eat does not meet their nutrient requirements, leading to stunted growth and a number of health issues later in life.

According to the 2015–16 Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey, only 9% of Tanzanian children aged 6 months to 2 years receive a minimum acceptable diet, with the figure dropping to an alarming 4% for children who are not breastfed.

This relatively high figure is attributed to the lack of a balanced diet in many of the country’s urban households. Meals are predominately starch — based, with diets dominated by maize — from which ugali, a common staple, is derived — as well as millet or cassava flour, rice, and pulses, mainly beans. The diet often lacks high-quality animal and plant-based proteins, vegetables and fruit.

If in doubt, bring the latest animal-based food consumption data (milk, meat, eggs) in Tanzania and lets compare with Kenya.

Kazikazi:
You must thank us for putting on hold that massive port project which Africa has ever seen. Otherwise, your Mombasa could go into extinction

You put it on hold? Magufuli told you that?

Ghanaisdoomd:
you should be ashamed of your self that you're copying Everything nigeria is doing. See your coat of arms? Shameless people

Ours is Simbas and yours are unicorns. We can't copy fairies.

vaxx1:
You have a challenge, This is normal and it happens in many developed European countries. Even they scoop water on the field before a big match involving Chelsea and Manchester City. Why do you want to exaggerate it as anything worst than the leaking muritala airport which is human factor. This is natural occurrence. Goverment can only reduce the damage. And you know one thing about Ghana. It is quick- wittedness. . As i am currently typing, the drainage system to the flood area is undergoing construction. And to what is been reported that the terminal 3 itself was flooded. Disregard it, it is propaganda by the sitting Goverment to discredit the past administration who built the new terminal. Ghana is going to polls 2020.

Long story.
Let me help you summaries it by saying it a disgrace for less than 8 month newly built airport to be flooded
What a waste of tax monet for cheap infastructure so the rest can go in corrupt pockets