₦airaland Forum

cossano:
my country Kenya is beautiful, no doubt about that, but every Kenyan know that just like any other sub- Saharan Africa country, our politics have really dragged us behind, someone has posted that Nairobi holds about $54 billion dollars with an economy roughly about $99 billion, can't you guys see the problem? how can one city hold about 60% of its nations wealth, what happens if Nairobi is drowned in nuclear bomb? its time real federalism is introduced in Kenya to decentralize some of these excess wealth in Nairobi. everything in Kenya is about Nairobi. political patronage and tribalism is killing Kenya. no meaningful development will ever come to Kenya with its current political structure. you got to give it to Nigeria on this one, at least every state in Nigeria you can find a billionaire and a descent capital not in my country

Here is an article comparing the slumish Gwarinpa and Nairobi's Nyayo estate
https://www.sde.co.ke/thenairobian/article/2000188722/the-second-largest-estate-in-africa-sits-pretty-in-nairobi

some quotes - Nyayo
Nyayo Embakasi, apart from the masterpiece in designs and architecture, boasts of beautiful well paved road networks. The roads within the estate are linked together, making it accessible for vehicular movement and has no single pothole.

The estate is arguably the cleanest in Kenya as not even a piece of paper or polythene can be spotted on the lawns, roads and open grounds. All these features make the estate a notch above other residential areas, even the leafy suburb of the capital city.

The Abuja Slum

. Although Gwarinpa has 1000 houses more than Nyayo, the estate is a chaotic commercial centre of all sorts of business activities being run from private houses.

Every front porch has a grocery shop and nearly all backyards boast of a pubs. Greedy landlords have even converted balconies and garages into rooms which they rent out to students.

Gwarinpa is so chaotic that during peak hours, police have to be assigned to help ease traffic congestion in the estate.

There are no dark nights in Nyayo Embakasi. All through the estates, street lights line up the roads at fifteen metre intervals. Security in the estate is tighter than the Office of the President.

Problemkid1:
I showed the starving, idiot kiberan this screenshot. It pains the idiot very well and he got mad quickly

Problemkid1:
Kenyans are wan kind useless animals. They think thru their Anus

w1234:
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None of Nigerian airports beat jkia

Nigerian airports are ranked the worst every year

w1234:
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Where has tylann ever lied show me

obaaderemi:
You know I just look at folks like you and shake my head. It's like deep them in your mind you just wish this country should never make it. Before you display your ignorance any further, read this:

https://www.the-star.co.ke/business/kenya/2019-04-16-kenya-ranked-third-largest-tourism-economy-in-sub-saharan-africa/

obaaderemi:
How will you see anything positive in Nigeria when all you focus on is negativity. Mtcheew.
The grass is always greener at the other side of the fence to people like you. I remember somebody like you who came to this thread once.He took off and went to Kenya.Right there at the airport he started posting how Kenya is more corrupt than Nigeria and how the officials were asking for bribes left and right.That was the last anyone heard of him.A fellow Kenyan just exposed these people and the lies they've been blowing here. The tourism you just mentioned, it might interest you that Nigeria's tourism is actually bigger than Kenya's. Go through the thread to learn.
Nigeria's problems are many but ordinary and hardworking Nigerians are doing their best for the land.And where people like you see sand,they see material for building a castle.

Problemkid1:
So you want to compare this barrack house with well planned house, gwarinpa dude fear God for at least once na

Yobeezy:
Your big problem is that you want me to say your stupid dustbin Nigeria is better than Kenya in this and that so that you start ranting one is reasonable, do you measure reasonableness by one sidelining with you in a hot discussion?
This is nonsense, when Kenyans say bad things about Nigeria, you resort to in-depth anger and catching feelings like a mad woman crying that we're not reasonable.
All your mentions in this thread are ever full of emotional insults at terminal stages, this shows you're the most mannerless and senseless Nigerian in this thread.

Yobeezy:
[s]Truth is bitter, stop these stupid emotional rants and show me these 'everything' in Kenya that are owned by the whites as you've been claiming before, can you?
You want to compare a dirty gwarinpa with nyayo estate in terms of cleanliness?
You must be sick brainwise[/s].

Yobeezy:
[s]There are some ignorant and least informed Nigerian fools in this thread like Samorobo who was claiming that everything in Kenya is owned by the whites yet when he's told to verify his claims, he resorts to emotional insults.Sometimes you need to give us a break of your ignorance and stupidity.

Meanwhile this is Nyayo posh estate in Embakassi Nairobi, the second largest posh estate in Africa after the one in Kwa Zulu Natal of south Africa with a total housing units of 4774.

It's also the cleanest estate in Africa and mark you it's a 100% Kenyan government owned property in courtesy of National Social Security Fund NSSF.

98% of its inhabitants are BLACK INDEGENE KENYANS and I repeat black Kenyans.

Nyayo estate beats Nigeria's largest estate Gwarinpa by far in terms of cleanliness and size.
Inshort it beats all estates in west Africa in terms of size and environmental maintainace.

Now show me these Kenyan property you do blindly claim they're owned by whites in Kenya if you think you can[/s].

Yobeezy:
[s]Samorobber or whatever you call yourself, so you want me to praise your ignorance and your Africa's biggest shithole?
Stop doing some silly injustices to your brain[/s].

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Guess in your dream that your one city, slummy, village like country of the starving and dying folks, has better infrastructure than Nigeria.
Kid! Nigeria has 36 states, do the maths.
Nigeria, the giant of Africa is not like your mega slum country where everything begins and ends in Nairoslum.
Dangote infraatructure alone will buy that mega slum called Kenya and give you folks balance.
That slum called country can never reach Nigeria even in the next life.
You are only lying to yourselves not Nigerians because we are more exposed than you villagers.
I doubt you have ever traveled to Nairobi before, you might be in one forest typing this trash.
Only Kenya is better than London and America for una dream. Kenya has more infrastruture than Dubai and Doma combined. Clowns!
Stop drinking chaan' gaa u no go gree. See as u dey mumu now

Kazikazi:
Hohohohoho
Kwikwikwi kwikwikwi

International airport in Kenya!
Pliz Kenyans,this is too muuuch

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Finally they have deactivated my account permanently when did bad me for a week I found a way to accelerate the band and come back in a few hours time but I think they have found out the trick and they have deactivated my account permanently. I had to use a new username

Kazikazi:
He is a real Kenyan! Why do u hate him? Pliz Kenyans,just try to understand him.Give him more love.

Problemkid1:
Beautiful. More beautiful than any other city in Kenya

Calabar

Problemkid1:
You never tell me anything about this your people ooo. So they're also doing Yahoo Yahoo

Yobeezy:
Ethiopian chicks
Kenyan chicks

Stevoh18:
Kenya has way better infrastructure than both Tanzania and the capital of poverty by the name Nigeria

Problemkid1:
Kenya will soon claim Everything in Africa. their capital claimed two of our name. Naira and obi

Acadavah:
LOOK THIS.

Stevoh18:
[s]The Economist has predicted “more misery ahead” for Nigerians in President Muhammadu Buhari’s second term.

In a report on Thursday, the magazine said more Nigerians slipped into poverty during Buhari’s first term while the country’s economy “stuck like a stranded truck.”

The Economist said while the nation’s economy has performed poorly, there is “little sign of the kind of export-led industrial revolution that has lifted incomes in Asia.”


“This is not only because the naira is overvalued. It is also because the state has spent decades neglecting basic public goods, like roads, schools and electricity,” the report read.

“Where urgency is needed, Mr Buhari offers only caution. Few are holding their breath for any more drive in his second term, which began on May 29th.”



The report added that public finances would be healthier “if the government raised the price of fuel”.

It also frowned at some of the federal government’s social investment programmes (SIP) which, saying they have not been yielding the needed result.

“Although the government has expanded school-feeding programmes and is working on a safety-net for the poor, most citizens get few benefits from the state,” the report read.

“Oxfam, a charity, ranks 157 countries on their commitment to reducing inequality, based on social spending, taxes and labour laws: Nigeria comes last.

“For Nigeria to prosper, the state could harness the vim of its 200m citizens. Instead it ignores them, except when politicians need votes.”

Aisha Buhari, wife of the president, had also criticised the SIP last week, saying the scheme failed in the north.

Source: thecable[/s]

Problemkid1:
This is what we call development unlike shitthol nairobi that's filled with slums

Problemkid1:
We don't say your brother cossano your brother did and he's telling the truth

w1234:
Kazikazi is a rabid dog he doesn't reason
Cossano is a bitter Kenyan

w1234:
Kazikazi is a rabid dog he doesn't reason
Cossano is a bitter Kenyan

w1234:
Not ours you are not a Kenyan

Bring the figures here tylann wants to show you something

TayserMahri:
My dude. I think you're high on something this night I have never commented on that thread. Pass me what you're smoking

cossano:
true, i give up on them.