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NigeriaIsDoomed:
Inside Nairoslum
Make them dey deceive themselves

Yes I was going to do this. Kenyans is this not that nairoslum again or are they two different ones that exist in this world

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Your real folks
Are you are ashamed of them? Maybe they are Somalians who crossed into the land of the starving and dying folks

Nah they are the one. Those weird extremely large beads on their neck belongs to them , it's part of their weird culture

Wuoche:
Kisumu

You should be ashame of posting that open gutter ed street @second picture

Wuoche:
Kisumu city

Ugly rubbish slummish village. I would rather stay in a cage than live anywhere that expired environment

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Hahahahahaha.....They have a long way to go. I can see why they will never show you the streetview of their Nairoslum...hahahahahaha
Imagine this village that they always try to compare with Lagos that comprises several cities.
GRA in Ikeja alone and some parts of Yaba will be mocking this glorified village.
Kenyans are clowns and comedians, steer clear from that nonsense chang'aa they wouldn't listen.

Tbh I was shocked when I watched those videos in the morning. I was like isn't this that nairoslum they have been bragging about. Both all those road they usually post that seemed to be in good condition was zero in that video. If I rated nairoslum 3/10 in an African standard trust it has just me dropped to 0.5/10

If you want more here you go, but first delete the images of those ugly creatures from on mind and masturbate on this pics

mtisTheQubit:
eish oba guy why keepon posting ths horrible photo.
Second oba, your people seems to be confusedon who is black an who not...if one of your parents is black the ya black..please educate your fellow naijas..
Now below are my typical Kenyans ..my people...

Anytime you are confronted with how ugly you guys are you try to defend it. Look travel and ask a non kenyan that has basic knowledge on your country the first thing you would hear is that your countrymen and women are extremely ugly. Showing me that make up girl picture doesn't change the fact or the looks nature as given to you guys. Most especially those masai mara their ugliness has no rival globally .

Here is what our students look like

NigeriaIsDoomed:
expired, glorified old skul village
See my former neighbourhood in Abuja below.

Expired dustbin village



Abuja view from a window in 2014

NigeriaIsDoomed:
expired, glorified old skul village
See my former neighbourhood in Abuja below.

Expired dustbin village



Abuja view frI'm a window in 2014

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Does Kenya have roads? They need to visit their neighbour, Tanzania.
Cc: Kazikazi

The day they will have something half that , that day they will regain my respect but for now I don't feel that slum after watching that video in the morning.
Mkenya a.k.a rvp a.k.a goel pls kindly show me something half that road so I can join you in dreaming about the he day your slum will become jo burg, even though Joburg is not world class[code][/code]

[url][/url]This is what I call good road infastructure


If you kenyans want to compete with Joburg in the future just try constructing road that looks half like this then I would happily agree with you. The r I ads in your cbd is a joke. Enjoy your dirty,slummish frequent pot-holed, flood probed cbd.

You need to invest in world class infastructure not cheap ugly ones

rvp2018:
Kisumu City

You call this city. Even nairoslum has not passed to be called a city talk less of this traffic light-less village

rvp2018:
All Saints Cathedral Nairobi

I am glad I have discovered the real nairoslum

Problemkid1:
I check everything. Dirty dirty gutter besides the roadside and side walk. I was like, wtf? If you watch the video well, you will see the way the man was entering inside the car as if he don't want his leg to touch the ground because that place are very dirty

I saw so many open gutter with filthy waste spillage on the street of nairoslum cbd. What a shame. If I shou k d show them the roads in lekki alone they would stop this useless argument

Problemkid1:
And this is the city they want to compare it with Abuja well, miss Trudy have already said it. And even Woda Maya have said it already that only Kigali can stand Abuja in terms of clean roads and planned. He even said Abuja is a green city

Pls tell them

Problemkid1:
Kai no, Nairobi is fvcking dirty. I swear that city is hell

Super dirty, slummish, and poor infastructure. Did you check out the road. No proper road network sef

OMG this just keeps getting better. Guys pls also watch this ..I think they call this westland. ..I must confess that I was shocked when I saw tha PwC tower (the one that has similar shape with one of london's famous tower) , the road that led to it was a shame.. filled with pothole and water hoarding it's self at each corner of the deep potholes. Mi d you this video is from 6 month ago while the previous video is from 8 month ago. To be sincere this can't be compare with bloemfotein




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiLdPTAKsNg

Pls kenyans is this nairoslum or do you have another nairoslum. This looks shirty under that beautiful camera that chose not to edit nairoslum. I greatly disappointed and underwhelmed. This rubbish is not even nearing port Elizabeth not to talk of Joburg ...go and learn from your neighbours like Kigali and dar before venturing far south to learn




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f94JcgE-l_I



If this is nairoslum then mombassa must be hell

theenchanter:
lol....

Nigeria was consulting with some bodies like MAN and NLC, the feasibility study was submitted last two weeks. No powerful bizman behind Nigeria's initial reluctance.

I don't even see how d africa free trade will work, it'll only add to d Legion of failed treaties in d continent.

Thanks well said @ bolder. Kenyan are thinking this would same them and they would start enjoying massive economic benefits. Just stick to your tea and avocado this tray is a failure. We have the same thing in ecowas and nothing positive has emerged from it. Just a waste of time

gallivant:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D758ZZ1X4AAppS6.jpg

Why does this look like my village

Kazikazi:
Since you failed to name your products,I will help u out!
You have a hunger product which you are famous for. Do u think its exportable? Do u think those fictitious 500 companies can eradicate ur hunger back home? Faking things in today's technological world won't help u. You better go back to basics. Grow your food.Stop overvaluing your currency by that 30%. Last year you spent over 300m dollars on pushing up your Ksh.that is absurd.
Safaricom is under Vodafone. Mpesa is British.Britam isn't Kenyan.What you own is there in Turkana... a starvation

Dang it .you'be killed them. I like the way you analyse their economy. Pls keep it coming

Kazikazi:
Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

This is a beautiful country

Kazikazi:
Not much as you think! Actually most of Africa won't trade much among themselves. Yes SA is the most industrialized nation in Africa,but most SA products are uncompetitive. They are way more expensive than Chinese or Indian products which have dominated Africa. Remember, SADC has a free trade agreements. But most SADC members imports more from China than from SA.

You have said it all. Your kenya brothers are looking for who would save them . I would love to see the day kentmyan tea will erode our milo,horlicks, bournvita,oval tine and many more. It impossible we are use to this taste

Kazikazi:
Dar es salaam, Tanzania

I almost mistook that last picture for shenzhen

tylann:
But you are complaining

Are you complaining

vaxx:
samorobo. you ask for Ghana benefit for holding the trade headquater......

Ghana selected to host the afcfta headquater

The Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU) has selected Ghana as the host country for the Secretariat of the African Continental (AfCFTA) Free Trade Area.

The decision was announced on Sunday, 7th July, 2019, at the 12th AU Extraordinary Summit held in Niamey, the capital of Niger, after Ghana beat off competition from Egypt, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar and Senegal.

The core mandate of the Secretariat will be to implement the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement, which has since been ratified by 25 member states.

In his acceptance speech, during the close session of the Summit, the President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, thanked the Assembly for the decision, stating that “it is a privilege that, for the first time in our nation’s history, we have the responsibility of hosting an important pan-African institution”.

President Akufo-Addo expressed his gratitude to President Macky Sall of Senegal for stepping down Senegal’s candidature in favour of Ghana, and also showed his appreciation to the leaders of Egypt and Ethiopia, their Excellencies Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Abiy Ahmed respectively, for similar gestures of solidarity.


Whilst applauding the member states that have deposited their instruments of ratification at the AU Commission Headquarters in Addis Ababa, the President expressed his delight at the decision taken by Nigeria to sign up to the Agreement, stressing that “the adhesion of Nigeria to the Free Trade Area has enhanced considerably its prospects of success”.

With the AfCFTA now the world’s largest free trade area since the formation of the World Trade Organisation, it will cover a market of 1.2 billion people, with a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of $2.5 trillion, across the fifty-four (54) Member States of the African Union that have signed up to the Agreement.

“We have, today, taken very important steps towards working with a common voice and a common purpose to exploit the abundant wealth and resources of our great continent for the benefit of all our peoples. Indeed, the ‘Africa We Want’ is achievable,” the President said.

President Akufo-Addo assured his colleague Heads of State that Ghana will put all the requisite facilities at the disposal of the Secretariat so that it can run as a world-class organisation.

In addition, and pursuant to the Statutes of the AU Commission, he indicated that the Secretariat shall enjoy the privileges and immunities stipulated in the OAU General Convention on Privileges and Immunities, the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities, and the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and the Vienna Convention between States and International Organisations or between International Organisations.


The President urged Assembly to direct the AU Commission to prepare and execute a host-country agreement in accordance with the Executive Council Decision EX.CL/195 (VII) Rev.1 of July 2005 on hosting AU Organs; and hold consultations with Ghana and key stakeholders to prepare the statutes of the AfCFTA Secretariat with a view toward providing a report for the consideration of the Council of Ministers of Trade.

“Ghana is ready to donate US$10 million to the African Union to support the operationalisation of the Secretariat. I have set up an inter-Ministerial Committee of my government to work with the AU Commission towards this end,” he indicated.

President Akufo-Addo also called on pan-African institutions such as the UN Economic Commission for Africa, the African Development Bank, the African Export-Import Bank and other key stakeholders, including friends of Africa, to provide such support as they can towards the establishment of the Secretariat.

“I am determined to do whatever I can to guarantee the smooth take-off of the Secretariat, and help make sure that it turns out to be a world-class institution, which will become the pride and joy of all Africans,” he said.

President Akufo-Addo added, “We owe it to generations unborn to ensure that the biggest trading bloc on the globe, whose outcomes will be rewarding to all, and which will assist in attaining the “Africa We Want”, does not falter.”

Source: Myjoyonline.com

This is very good. I love the fact that our fellow african brothers understood this and step down. But I still feel it's more like a strong symbol of africa authority than massive economic gains . All the same rate good

vaxx:
Yes, cement is nearly produce in whole africa country. But remember where are talking about supply and demand here. Nigeria has the ability to crush down the price and still make more profit. dangote cement is the reasons behind the stable price of cements in Ghana, my own stake is that every country must ensure that goods allowed into their country are those that does not have competitive advantage over the local product. otherwise it will be a catastrophe.


There are lot of cash crops. Yam, cassava, pineapple maize etc....

I totally agree

kikuyu1:
You forget the Giant doesn't need the tourist numbers, TV rights and multiplier effect of large scale successful events like this not to mention the Soft Power.

Yeah we don't have to stress for that, it comes easily to us

gallivant:
https://memegenerator.net/img/instances/75401809/english-motherfucker-do-you-speak-it.jpg

Google will answer that

gallivant:
Stop crying Samson, we have many more roads.

Nah report says otherwise

gallivant:

Oga no dey shine teeth

gallivant:
Utter Rubbish.

Go grab a wiper but first start with your eyeballs before venturing to your outer eye.oponu