You'll realize your cities are shambolic. And I'm not saying these foe trolls or hate... I am just putting the facts straight.
Imagine? I just waste my data watching these nonsense videos. First fix your tiny CBD before we talk. Your roads are tiny, CBD is congested. Watch cape town CBD or joburg CBD and Abuja CBD then compare it with this rubbish you posted.
Shma2022: Lemme be frank with you. No city in west Africa can come close to Nairobi. Yes, entire west Africa. It will be a futile attempt to debate you with a video, Notwithstanding. You're just rambling like a t1ppler. Perhaps photos will speak volumes. Google images will speak more volumes. Google street maps will kill the show.
That aside, comparing Nairobi to a weeny slumbolish Abuja is an insult already. Mombasa can contest abuja very well and it will still take the honor.
Show me anywhere in Kenya that can be like this. I challenge you sh*male
Shma2022: When you come short of content or evidence to substantiate your proposition, don't go full berserk on silivating @sses. Alpha men don't spew such nonsense --- you can also reduce emojis and argue like a man, not sissy.
Don't start what you can't finish dude. It won't end well
Shma2022: Lemme be frank with you. No city in west Africa can come close to Nairobi. Yes, entire west Africa. It will be a futile attempt to debate you with a video, Notwithstanding. You're just rambling like a t1ppler. Perhaps photos will speak volumes. Google images will speak more volumes. Google street maps will kill the show.
That aside, comparing Nairobi to a weeny slumbolish Abuja is an insult already. Mombasa can contest abuja very well and it will still take the honor.
The whole Kenya cant even stand Lagos. Abuja is too big for your shithole. Stop smoking dry sh1t and get back to your right senses.
jl115: cities aren't just about skyscrapers of which Joburg has more of anyway, Joburg has nearly the road network of the entire Kenya, more stadiums than the entire Kenya, an economy nearly the size of the Kenyan economy, more golf courses than the entire Kenya, more malls than the entire Kenya, a housing market worth more than the entire Kenyan housing market, the 17th largest stock exchange in the world, BRTs,more universities than the entire Kenya... Should I go on?
Please tell him. He thinks cities is all about skyscrapers.
AfriqueDuZuid: If cement consumption is to go by, this means Kenya is not closing any gap because SA is still consuming more and SA is far developed than kenya
Again even if Kenya consuming twice what SA consumes it would still be decades behind
Nairobi is the only city they have in that shambolic shithole and it's still a huge slum
Shma2022: Are you on g@nja or you're just rumbling? Do you know what planning is?
For starters, do you know what is zoning?
are you sure you're okay upstairs. Just showing only 1 location with dirty roads and tall buildings. Did you even watch the video I posted. Please clean your eyes this time and watch it.
rvp2018: Nairobi has more skyscrapper under construction than any city in Africa. I believe now if you count building of more than 10 or 20 floors it probably has overtaken Joburg or just about. Nairobi is only city in top 20 of LLC most dynamic (or rapidly) growing city in Africa - infact number 4 worldwide. As for Abuja and Lagos - when generators go silent - we might hear you. There is too much generator din. We cant hear you.
aside skyscraper. There's nothing Nairobi can beat Abuja. You must be smoking Colorado
rvp2018: Earlier than I thought. Nairobi private housing is already on fire; 200K affordable housing per yr will nail it; and finally what will remain is just paint job.
So I'd say 5-10yrs.
And you think joburg with stand still for Nairobi to catch up with her. Nairobi should first catch up with Lagos and Abuja before getting to joburg. Stop dreaming
68816419: Indeed Buhari is the best president in Africa when it comes to Infrastructures Today, December 15, 2022, the Second Niger Bridge (South south and south east) , linking Anambra and Delta States, opens to motorists traveling West-to-East.
The second pics is obosi interchange in Anambra state
Just30: They've been covered in most places and in other places work is yet to begin. Those that have not been covered yet exist in residential areas where people don't really find it a problem because every now and then, they have to desilt it so their kitchen and bathroom water can flow freely.
In these places, lots of sand gathers on the edges of the road because of construction activities.
Okay the place is a new Neighborhood under construction.
I saw this oduduwa group of people doing their meeting in my area close to my house at onne in Rivers state. These people are really serious about it. I wanted to snap them with their banners. But I just mind my business and go away.