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Who else agreed with me that Afrobeats is evolving by the day


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv1AClQrDeU


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

This jam was shot in beautiful Accra and Cape coast I guess...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9410qCyQuJ4


Make sure you get a good hearphone or better still connect to a sound system even listening to this jam..



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

[quote author=JaceBlaze post=91559156][/quote]Yours is 160km/he for maximum speed... Did you forget what I said about ours.

Interior decor of DAvido's new mansion in BANANA ISLAND

This is the sitting room ...

JaceBlaze:
Then you must have missed the insults.

What's the maximum speed?

Most of our trains have maximum speed ranging from 200km/hr -250km/hr

JaceBlaze:
The Gautrain.

The aura of jealousy is slowly engulfing the thread They are harassing me just for posting pics

Abuja light rail phase 1

JaceBlaze:
The Gautrain.

The aura of jealousy is slowly engulfing the thread They are harassing me just for posting pics

No.one is jealous of you..stop the paranoia...

Your gautrain is not as fast as ours...

Abuja light phase 2

jln115:
I'm saying I'm proud of you bru.... Now don't spoil this moment

Mtchewww

Wuoche:
First I don`t and I will never believe in blogs. But definitely Nairobi is ahead of all Nigerian cities.

Now he tells joke...boy wake up if you are dreaming...

Wuoche:
Then publish yours

Oh wow...the day a Kenyan hold defend and accept blogs...just wow

IronGalaxy:
Indeed they are ahead...far ahead

The citizen of Azania ...smh

Abohboy:
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Lol rvp will not like this

Wuoche:
As you can see Nairobi is ahead of all your cities, so should keep quiet.

Lol, noise...
Nurse your pain in peace bro

Wuoche:
But better than anything in Nigeria

Uhmmm No!

jln115:
Proud!!! My laaitjies is becoming a man with some fvcking balls!! calling out the B.S regardless the person!!................

What is this one saying now

Shma:
wow! At least kenya can somehow go toe to toe with S. A in real estates sector despite them being miles ahead in africa.
I'm literally enjoying the view with samorobo, but of course samorobo just like justo30 will never ever acknowledge any beauty in Kenya
Keep posting

I acknowledge beauty....does Diani Beach ring a bell..

Wuoche:
And who told you I was posting to compete with them? Anyway, enjoy more of Karen Nairobi.

No I am enjoying that of SA..yours is basic...
Don't spoil our view with this third world levels...

Wuoche:
Difference in what?

Difference between what I have been seeing in SA and Kenya...the gap is so fvcking wide

Wuoche:
Amara ridge Nairobi

The difference is fvcking clear

Wuoche:
Karen Nairobi

The difference is clear..

Wuoche:
Fourway junction Kiambu

gallivant:
Sure, government surport and organization plays a very big part. But I can tell you for a fact that Kenyans and Ethiopians dominate marathons just because they train more than anyone else. The escape from poverty is also a great motivation.

Kenyans run fast cos of their feeble slum figure...accept and move on..

forgiveness:
So, Abuja and Lagos are even ahead of out this "Africa" Pretoria and Sandton.

Can't you see that is a BLOG

gallivant:
Abuja is a shithole. There is no district in Nigeria wealthier than Westlands or Upper Hill for that matter.

Oh wow look who is hurting....U will need atleast 2 decade to have that dusty, Ruaka Westland village to compete with Niccon in Abuja or better still just steal some of our billionaires to catch up

Just40:
your kenyan shilling has devalued by from begining of the year to date


worry about that

https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Kenya-shilling-slumps-as-forex-reserves-dip/2560-5549256-126s9ydz/index.html

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-03/kenya-shilling-falls-most-in-more-than-three-years-against-usd

Lolo...what's hypocrite

Abohboy:
Anyone looking for updates on the onne port expansion here’s where you can read on it phase 4B. The port will have 19 berths come 2023, and will beat Mombasa port in terms of capacity, efficiency etc. it will also revive industries in rivers state.
http://www.deepoffshore-ltd.com/project/index.html

Tell me about this port...have been hearing this noise about inner portion from FG of late but I have paid it no attention..

Shma:
I have never debanked the bolded. I only said you don't have zoning laws in Nigeria in contrary with kenya.
Let's try some history.
For example;

, some religion in ancient nations religion and other activities took place in the following ways: China during the Zhou Dynasty (1046 – 256 BC), in India during the Vedic Era (1500 – 500 BC), and in the military camps that spread throughout the Roman Empire (31 BC – 476 AD). As the residential districts made up the majority of the city,

I know it's because the innovative and invention for indurial sectors had not take shape hence proper zoning law was not anywhere to be implemented. but then again, when you think of it you'll realize some bit of zoning was adhered to!, why? Only Residencials and religion centres were there so no need to break the town.
But until the onset of the Industrial Revolution at around (1760 - 1840), most work took place within the home. Therefore, residential areas also functioned as places of labor, production, and commerce, this is probably is not zoning by any means but the Industry leaving the home was one major factor in reshaping industrial cities hence bringing up a glimpse of zoning foundation.
Overcrowding, pollution, and the urban squalor associated with factories were major concerns that resulted to the need for functional separation of uses(proper zoning laws). Germany and France were actually the first nations to implement zoning since the industrial sector was booming back in in 19th century in those countries .
Kenya on other hand started to implement Buldings by laws and codings in 1926 when some advance nations like new York had just started it I think back in 1920.
Nigeria up to date has never implemented it and that's the reason you'll find your precious island purposed for residential has a mixed used entities where factories and industrial are booming in a realm of residential plot.
If you don't have zoning laws don't even think of comparing with Nairobi, Lagos has huge development taking place and more which has happened but your city will still look hideous to the strangers eye, infact I like how Eko Atlantic is coming up, zoning laws and bulding codes can be seen but of course no greenery to save the artistic.

Who told you Eko Atlantic has no greenery....planting if tress in Eko Atlantic is a MUST....forget grass a d forest...that simple t happening...before building are built they must meet a certain criteria like being smart,Eco friending,green and all that...

Btw greenery is not development...aside central park new York lack a greenery..he knits even worse in Dubai..

Shma:
is there any Lagos island that I don't know.
Sorry if I'm wrong, but is this the island you're talking about??

The fact that they are fewer high rise in that CBD as compared to in that CBD should be enough to tell you that pics is old .

Shma:
I have never debanked the bolded. I only said you don't have zoning laws in Nigeria in contrary with kenya.
Let's try some history.
For example;

, some religion in ancient nations religion and other activities took place in the following ways: China during the Zhou Dynasty (1046 – 256 BC), in India during the Vedic Era (1500 – 500 BC), and in the military camps that spread throughout the Roman Empire (31 BC – 476 AD). As the residential districts made up the majority of the city,

I know it's because the innovative and invention for indurial sectors had not take shape hence proper zoning law was not anywhere to be implemented. but then again, when you think of it you'll realize some bit of zoning was adhered to!, why? Only Residencials and religion centres were there so no need to break the town.
But until the onset of the Industrial Revolution at around (1760 - 1840), most work took place within the home. Therefore, residential areas also functioned as places of labor, production, and commerce, this is probably is not zoning by any means but the Industry leaving the home was one major factor in reshaping industrial cities hence bringing up a glimpse of zoning foundation.
Overcrowding, pollution, and the urban squalor associated with factories were major concerns that resulted to the need for functional separation of uses(proper zoning laws). Germany and France were actually the first nations to implement zoning since the industrial sector was booming back in in 19th century in those countries .
Kenya on other hand started to implement Buldings by laws and codings in 1926 when some advance nations like new York had just started it I think back in 1920.
Nigeria up to date has never implemented it and that's the reason you'll find your precious island purposed for residential has a mixed used entities where factories and industrial are booming in a realm of residential plot.
If you don't have zoning laws don't even think of comparing with Nairobi, Lagos has more development taking place and more which has happened but your city will still look hideous to the strangers eye, infact I like how Eko Atlantic is coming up, zoning laws and bulding codes can be seen but of course no greenery to save the artistic.

Noisy boy..you know nothing about Lagos yet you just to about making noise...you must really think outside our cbd's the rest of Lagos is a slummish shack....

Below are place on mainland Lagos...outside those our cbd's are paves line this...this is how most part if Lagos mainland look like..

popizaino:
This is just impressive and visionary from Africa most powerful country Egypt. When will our government roll out something like this for the less privileged?#saynotodwarfcity#


Can your favourite city ever.......


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aO2Rwrb8Aug

Egypt is on steroid.... Egypt has over 28 new megacity under construction...their vision is to be on par with other gulf countries in 2030...

This city below is called new Galala city...




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE-KtF5FB6o

Mkenya2019:
I know you had to rebutall when I gave you the entire SSA outside south africa.

You say Nairobi is a forest - if you watch this exact clip - you can see where terror attack happened. I stayed in Chiromo campus of the University of Nairobi for 2yrs - exactly 10 meters from the gate of the terror attack.

from 4:15 minutes...you'll see the terror attack site. Those Somalis like you - get very jealous and envious -when they see Nairobi. They wish they can bomb it all down


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3NIgWNh1Vs?t=264

What a joke....I have that video before and I am yet to see this thing you are talking about.....provide me links and evidence that your shabby Westland or Ruaka village is what you term it to be..else cease the noise...ain't gat time for frivolities today..

Abohboy:
Found this website tells you about port activity and the third largest port in Nigeria is getting more traffic than Mombasa port the largest port in Kenya. Yet you want to compare to apapa port the largest port in Nigeria.

We've told rvp that repeatedly..

Abohboy:
Chagoury the owner said it on the radio

When...
Was he talking about skyscrapers or super tall skyscrapers...

Mkenya2019:
[s]Nicco what? I have shown you some of videos of Westland; arguably the richest district in Sub Sahara Africa outside RSA...I am talking an area 225 SQ KMs (that is like 15 Eko cities ..please show me anything) like that outside South Africa.

The next would be Nairobi south - hosting Karen and upper hill.

I am not talking of one or two estates ; I am talking of a district as big as 15kms squared[/s].

Reply with videos like this - of an area nearly 400km square - that rich in SSA - outside SA and Magreb.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwzB_R5hV5U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_sRODhFsK0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdSFW5eBtxQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZE1Y-e21HM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3NIgWNh1Vs

Blah blah,blah...go cuddle those empty wishes in your head..it's an imagination...go let it runoff on you.