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Interesting take. I guess I am intrigued enough now to dig into Nollywood. My intention was it was rooted and grounded in Igbo witchcraft CHINEKE stories. Ibrahimanis: |
They don't make enough money - and that is probably not their intention - their intention is to win international awards, get recognition and get big roles. Nigeria shitty movies are not making enough money either. I don't see them making money maybe until 2030. I mean serious money. Not 1M dollars. 68816419: |
That is why they are called slums - 15 nigerians can live in one room house. Do you need evidence? - They sleep in turns So you can imagine 65,000 nigerians in Nairobi divide 15 - they probably have rented only 5,000 on-room units This is how nearly 2/3 of Nairobi manage to live in Eastland of Nairobi - squeezing themselves so they can afford rent.95% of Nairobi is not a slum. But you got 5% of land mass holding maybe 20-30% - we will find out in Census next year. Btw if you rent a house in best neighberhood and you live 15 people in one house - that automatically makes it a SLUM. 1 bedroom house is max meant for 1 couples- not 10 Nigerians or Somalis & their girlfriends. 68816419: |
Find out using goolge how much Lupita made from Black Panter. Ibrahimanis: |
We are going in cycle. We started right there in sophistication.I won't have brought this up if this was about QUanity of shitload of bad movies you unleash every day. I told you - we have had like 5 movies recently getting nominated to OSCARS. Btw how is you acting industry. I get a sense your actors probably never went to any acting class. They just arm themselves with cameras and shot! Nothing professional - just the commonfolk stories with predictable story lines. In kenya we have very good drama and acting through out the schools systems - and that quality will eventually come out - it hard of course to compete with Hollywood - but Kenya is likely to go South Africa way - that Nollywood/BollyWood. Ibrahimanis: |
The Judge allowed them temporary injunction of 7 weeks as the case of their banning continues.The screening was to allow it's nomination to the Oscars. So they have only screened for 1 week. If they win the case against the Kenya Film Censorship board - they will be allowed to screen forever - and we can see how much they'll make. But so far they have broken all records (probably including Nigeria) for one week of screening. 68816419: |
What is developed to you. Central business district. Nairobi has 15 of those. If you're talking residential estates - hundrends of thoses. I am just telling the NON-SLUM areas of Nairobi are 95%. I didn't do the calculation but credible orginization have done them. 68816419: |
People actually pay to watch Nollywood movies. I mean Kenya is not yet there - but it's already more sophisticated than Nigeria film industry. Quantity is not Quality. Rafiki was banned and was watched for few days during injunction. It certainly has won more international awards and acclaim - and when the money start flowing - for kenyan movies - it will be something. Now nollyhood - highest movies has crossed 1.5M dollars!!! and you've produced like 1M movies. Rafiki made 33K dollars in a week it was allowed by court to be screened 68816419: |
How about just you quit being a nigerian for a moment - who just has lame excuses for anything- and admit - good writing and acting skills in South Africa - perhaps right from schools to universities. And you work towards improving that by if necessary importing script writters, directors and actors. Ibrahimanis: |
Why are all those movies not winning award. Maybe you got a image problem because for goodness sake I will never watch those movies - I might google them now that you say. I definitely watch south african movies. As for 200m or 500m naira. Convert to dollars first....see is that like 500K usd - or 1M usd for Wedding (must be Yoruba movie).Lupita I have read has earn close to 250M dollars from her career so far. Ibrahimanis: |
You percentage are wrong. Try 95% good with 5% shitty looking like Nigeria. As for white and black. They left kenya in 1963 (or you think we kept them secretly after fighting for independence ). That clearly is lame excuse. You got OIL - you've earned more than 600B dollars. We got nothing. But we have built now 6 modern cities - and several towns. All that from selling coffee beans, tea leaves and letting whites people come watch our animals for a small fee.68816419: |
None of those are Nigerians. Chiwetel Umeadi Ejiofor CBE is an English actor - his parents Nigerian(but they don't act ). I don't have to go thro the list of the other unkowns. Lupita is a kenyan brought up here, with home here, studied here and went for university at Yale. She acted locally before going big. Our films are breeding grounds for word class acting. We are 2nd to South Africa. Nigeria you produce shit witchraft movies nobody serious watches. Chiwetel Umeadi Ejiofor would be found dead acting in Igbo witchcraft movie ![]() 68816419: |
You need to develop the industry beyond witchcraft. I mean you got huge stories in Niger Delta, Boko haram, Fulani herdsmen killing farmers, and all you do is witchcraft, love potion and all sort of vodooo & juju. Making a movie or a film should start with writing a serious script - not just arming yourself with cheap camera and tripod - and you go shooting total shitty skits - and claim we got HIGHEST AMOUNT OF SHITMOVIES -after bollywood. The last few years these are some kenya films considered for Oscars. Nairobi Half Life - Lupita was star actor before she got discovered by Hollywood. Lupita is probably crossing more money per yr than entire Nollywood Kati Kati, Supa Mode Watu Wote This year Rafiki (a lesbian move) has won many international awards. South Africa obviously another story for another decade ![]() Ibrahimanis: |
Nigeria are good only in acting witchcraft movies. Looking at the Oscars....and South Africa dominate - with kenya featuring twice - Lupita Nyongo winning the Actresses in supporting role and Mark People winning in 1970s for The Last Emperor. No Nigeria has ever come close. Local movies - at least nearly every year a kenyan movie is nowadays in serious contention for oscars's foreign movies As of 2018 - it the same story - Kenya and South Africa films dominate nomination for OSCARS. This year Kenya's Watu Wote was nominated. https://face2faceafrica.com/article/watch-kenyan-and-south-african-films-nominated-for-the-oscars |
Where are the dark beauties. This is Africa the last time I checked. This is another big Nigeria disease...where a black nation is obsessed with light skin. No BLACK or dark skin HAUSA girls now. Kenya actresses Patricia Kihoro. https://www.ghafla.com/ke/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2018/04/Jason_022.png genieluv: |
If a South Africa made that claim - we will coil our tails, fold camp and move on. But a Naija man. Don't be pained man! Be encouraged and as consolation our biggest natural resource the last 100yrs was salt . So yeah we didn't get diamond, gold, copper, oil, natural gas,uranium, cobalt and even DIRTY coal. We got a raw deal with Ethiopeans. But look behold we got the BRAINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And we got the tenacity & indomitable spirit to ran marathons all over the world and win them.This is not crap. www.nairaland.com/attachments/4299015_tapatalk1473779986348_jpeg_jpeg8a3aa6b83c5d9e45bf56a7b0a93859b4 https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/60/Nairobi_South.jpg jaycent: |
Nairobi most iconic building - the KICC - built in 1970s to mimic a full erect donkey johnny.Lagos don't try Nairobi - it got a giant johnny! It has rotating helipad and watch tower. You can see people there dancing to Nigeria afrobeats. https://www.jamiiforums.com/mobile-gallery/1f2bed978a6c41bc68ebd5cccf2d5f6f.jpg |
Nairobi has slums - but it not a slumpolis like your cities. Get the difference. You have slums with nice parts. Nairobi South/West - you can see the small airport for domestic flight (wilson) and the national park. These are Nairobi middle class areas. https://www.jamiiforums.com/mobile-gallery/958f5303d3a936ba95658541db22b134.jpg jaycent: |
Onitisha - those are slumpolis. Nairobi Eastland include estates like Nyayo and the international Airport(JKIA) - and it's POOREST district of Nairobi. If you wondering where the slums are - they are in nooks and cranies - hidden in valleys. This is Nairobi Eastland - the poorest of Nairobi. You can see JKIA - our main airport - in that picture of Eastland jaycent:
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Nairobi South Land - is probably the 2nd poorest after Eastland (anywhere from East of Nairobi City bounded by Thika Road & Mombasa Road). Nairobi South is too much for LAGOS.Nairobi South extend towards Nairobi National Park and has Wilson Airport (for domestic flights). https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/60/Nairobi_South.jpg
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You cannot beat Eastland - the poorest part of Nariobi trust me - I showed you the worst of Eastland. Not even this. jaycent:
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When did you do this. Look like you just keep inventing facts as days go. Yesterday you were happy to just overtake kenya - but when the concept of per capita finally penetrated your thick head - you now claim to be 5 or is it 6 times - maybe make that 10 times like your GDP once claimed. 68816419: |
Not necessarily. South Africa has around 55-60M people and generate more revenues than Nigeria. It's not just about the subscribers but how much each is spending and services you're offering. That is why Kenya are doing better than Nigeria per capita wise...you 160-180m subscriber can only generate 8B worth of telcom revenues while 40M in kenya generate about half of that. It because Kenya telcoms have got mobile money but lots of service...including fibre internet to homes..while South Africa is even more advanced I suspect. 68816419: |
You're a desperate idiot 2.08 is equal to 2.1B. Learn to BLOODY ROUND OFF. 39.99B is 40B. This is essentially what is wrong with Nigeria as a country. You guys cannot be saved. Just like Tanzania cannot...youre mixing years, revenue $ profit. Even if we did this 10 times - and we probably have - you still won't get it. You telcom revenues are going to be like 8.5b (round off) -against kenya's 4B - those are hard stubborn facts. All you need is to add MTN (40%),Airtel(25%) & GlobalCom(30%) - revenue and you can tell us their 2017 and 2018 (expected) figures. forgiveness: |
Typical boneheaded Nigerian, If our telcom sector is safaricom. Then you're right. Those are annual safaricom revenues. 2017 they made 2.1B (Safaricom 2017 full year results) - the whole sector in 2017 made 3.4B dollars (see our Economic Survey 2018). Now in 2018 - already safaricom has released their half year results - total revenues are around 1.2B dollars - meaning by end of year they should be well on way to 2.5B dollars. Safaricom has 65% market - the rest of players include Airtel, Telkom, Equitel/Finserve, Jamii Telcoms. Therefore to repeat for 10 times...this year expect our telcom revenues to rise from 3.4B to 4B dollars. Nigeria should end the year with 8-8.5B dollars. forgiveness: |
Any empirical evidence you can quote to back this. It is easy to blurt out any nonsense but to back it up please. Runalong333: |
Here is their possibly incoming VP Obi telling them as it is. At Nairobi, I saw what was beyond my imagination. Let me go straight to the verdict: Nairobi is far better than any Nigerian city you can possibly think of, including Abuja. Once at the Airport, you are bound to admire the order pervading the entire place. Though not as busy as Muritala Muhammed International Airport, it is better organized. In fact, some people told me, unverified, that the airport was built at the cost of Twenty-Five Million Naira (equivalent); while our own was at the cost of over Two Hundred Million Naira. But the two are big as to relatively cost the same. |
You just woke up on page nearly 3,000 otherwise Nigerians have been trying but in vain to prove their country - which is blessed with billions worth of oil & gas - is NOT struggling against kenya. I don't know why you want to tag along Tanzania (our very lazy neighbour), Ghana (our progressive sibling) or South Africa (who with foreign oil companies ran your economy -mtns, shoprites). You're already 200M people strong and this is your forum. And yes I am black & very proud of it. Runalong333: |
That is rich. British left you with BILLIONS OF BARRELS OF OIL that have earned you billion of dollars and all you did is fight over it and misuse it. South Africa was left with BILLIONS worth of GOLD BULLIONS & DIAMONDS.What did they leave us with? literally nothing. If we had 1/10 of your oil or south africa's gold - we would be so far - but here were are the largest non-mineral economy in Africa. British took 50 years searching for Oil in Nigeria and when they just started production - you became independent - and all you needed was to milk the cow. And see what you did with all that oil. Nothing. Your cities look so bad it unbelievable. Runalong333: |
I hope you're busy getting some education - not engaging in criminal activities. Runalong333: |
It appears South Africa has not changed you one bit. You remain uncivilized primitive Nigerian hurling expletives like a toddler when not engaging in ad hominem. Kenya has NO Asian(Indian or Chinese) or White domination problem. It simply doesn't exists. We don't have Royal Dutch & other white foreign OIL companies running our economy like Nigeria. We have so many problems if you weren't that ignorant - you'd not ran out of them. You're right though in one thing - we are a progressive nation - and admire the Western/Asian world for what they've done. So we are guilty as judged because honestly there is nothing to be proud of in Sub Sahara Africa. We won't of course bleach our skins like Nigeria do to appear light skin....we will deal with issues that bedevils us. We also admire what South Africa has done in Infrastructure (roads, rails, power), health care and name it - and are working hard to reach their current level in 2030 - and we are doing a pretty excellent job. For example 15yrs ago - only 12-15% of kenya had electricity - we have moved that to 75% - and we are hoping to achieve universal electricity coverage by 2020 -2022 (latest). To be absolutely clearly we are talking 24 hrs of electricity. We also have like 15% of our people with health care cover...and we want to move that to universal health coverage in 2022. We are aggressively rolling out universal healthcare....and that is how to be positively aggressive! We also have a fledgling welfare system that ensure everyone old (over 65yrs), disabled or orphans get some money every month - just like those facing famine & disaster do. In the last 5 yrs we are building more roads than we ever built since independence. We are investing in Railways & Ports. There is a lot to learn from top South Africa universities - and but fact is their primary & secondary education - is not something we are keen to copy. Those are just facts. Runalong333: |
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So you can imagine 65,000 nigerians in Nairobi divide 15 - they probably have rented only 5,000 on-room units This is how nearly 2/3 of Nairobi manage to live in Eastland of Nairobi - squeezing themselves so they can afford rent.
. If you notice everyone from Nigeria, Ghana and South Africa knew little about you and never bothered to check any facts about you because we never cared for Kenya
. Mr guy ,Nigeria has been up and down on her own without any whites involved don't get this twisted.
, but hey ?.