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13. Most rapes are not always against women, 3.5% of men in south Africa have been forced to have sex with other men.

12.. South africa is also known as the "the rape capital" of the world

10. Nearly three out of four men who admitted rape stated they had first forced a woman or girl into sex before the age of 20, and nearly one in ten admitted to doing so before the age of 10.

11. It is estimated that over 40% of South African women will be raped in their lifetime and that only 1 in 4 rapes are reported.

9. While women's groups in South Africa estimate that a woman is raped every 26 seconds, the South African police estimates that a woman is raped every 36 seconds.

8. An estimated of 100,000 rape cases take place in the country every year.

A street sign in South Africa, appealing to adults not to rape virgin children in the belief that it will cure them of AIDS.

6. In Another Survey, 1 in 3 women admitted to being raped in the past year.

7. Rapes are also perpetrated by children as young as ten.

1. South Africa’s murder rate is five times the world average. The world’s average rate is six people per 100 000. With 17 805 (an increase of 4.6%) murders in the past year, South Africa’s rate stands at 33 per 100 000 people – 5.5 times more than the global average.

2.Nearly 50 Murders Are Commited each day in South Africa.

3. It is estimated that 500,000 women are raped each year in South Africa.

4. If you are a woman, Its more likely for you to be raped than complete secondary school in south Africa.

5. A survey found 1 in 4 south african men admitted to raping someone.

INTERVIEW: Why I insisted my son must study in Nigeria – Former Uganda Vice President


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INTERVIEW: Why I insisted my son must study in Nigeria – Former Uganda Vice President


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INTERVIEW: Why I insisted my son must study in Nigeria – Former Uganda Vice President


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Jayceon:
Ghanaians are generally easygoing people as well but guess what...It didn't stop you uncivilized savages from killing them in the 80s.Today their country is 1000x better than your zoo,you now becoming a burden in their country.how quick you forget,you possess the brain of a chicken.

Until you dare the China man,..just keep the mouth shut

Though there is no single truth in your post.

It is nice to know that you acknowledge that..

South africans=Nigerians in the 80s.

shervydman:
that's too much, bro...........

Dont mind them, they keep having HBP anytime they see this.

Kenyanstar:
Don't embarrass yourself on matters you know you can win on.... Kenya has one of the best medical health schemes in Africa.... Below is a sample of the public hospitals fully funded by the government & its benefits.
1. Every Kenyan who has the social health scheme NHIF is treated free of charge with the medical cover
2. Every expectant mother who needs to deliver can access free maternity services fully paid by the government
3. Any child below 5yrs is entitled to free Medicare in all public hospitals
4. All Kenyans are required to get free vaccines from any public hospital.

Story for the Gods.

Zimbabwe and Eriterea has a much better health system according to you.

https://www.indexmundi.com/map/?v=29&r=af&l=en

NairobiWalker:
Why should I keep on reposting what we've been posting since last year?

Don't tell me that is all kenya has to showcase to the world.
Damn, but you guys are seriously doomed.

arinzeejikonye:
It really befuddles me astonishingly bro

Going by the foolish guy post, Zimbabwe, Eriterea have a better health system than Kenya since they have a lower infant mortality rate.

Talk about shooting yourself on the foot

arinzeejikonye:
Yes you are very correct, China is the most filthy nation and that made her the most populous nation on planet earth,
Hmmmmmmm you sound so intelligent, wow.

And USA is one of the most dirtiest nation since they have a much larger population than us.

See how a typical kenyan reason?

arinzeejikonye:
Have the crisis lasted forever, haven't Rwanda recovered from genocide , what of Japan and Germany of the second world War, what about the Jewish holocaust didn't alshabab affect Kenya too,

Gee, you got absolutely no point,
Do you know millions of people undergoing reintegration into the larger society since the past two years,

Do you know that only about 1 local government is within the hold of bokoharam, which hitherto, was engulfing almost the three states and many local governments, within the north east region including territorial boundaries of neighboring nations within West African region and Cameroon,


Guy only Nigerians are in a better position to give you a clear picture of reality here,

There is no LGA or Territory in nigeria under boko haram in Nigeria.

quid:
#OurMumuDonPlenty

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dVKH3vE1Dc&feature=youtu.be
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People needs to stop being guillible.


And does it occur to them that while Kenya has launch its own, Nigeria own is still under construction.

Or do we Nigerians just like bashing our own country just for the sake of bashing.

Nowenuse:
Many Kenyans probably thought that Nigerians were people of low self-esteem who they could easily ride on with their lies.......these ones have definitely learnt their lessons, next time when they meet with Nigerians, they will always be sure to count their words before uttering them in order to avoid embarrassing themselves.

They think we are called the GIANTS OF AFRICA for nothing.

Thanks to you, forgivness, freshest4live, adamskutty, shervydman, arinzeejikonye and all others.
Nigeria will surely get better and gradually continue to take it's place as the Giant of Africa. We will fully recover from the decades wasted by military rule.

Amen

mtis:
No dude on bleaching ya on your own league

No we are not.
Ask vera sidka

mtis:
Tales from Nigeria Advice for Naigerians
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDg9tpxKw9w

Advice your fellow citizens

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CE8YLFG13mE

mtis:
Tales from Nigeria Advice for Naigerians
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDg9tpxKw9w

Advice your fellow citizens

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CE8YLFG13mE

TayserMahiri:
Its called self hate. Self esteem issues

Mercy cries out when the needle pricks her skin but after the injection she seems pleased that she went through with it. Grinning she gives a shrug and says, “Nairobi is very competitive and Kenyan men like women with whiter skin.”

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/rich-kenyans-bleach-their-skin-white

TayserMahiri:
I would say to my bros the same thing I would say to you. The satellites were really not wholly yours. You were helped. If you had to reinvent the wheel then it would take you decades. The reality is that many poorer countries use technology transfer from other developed nations.

The satellite is the result of a transfer training agreement between Nigeria's National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA) and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd, a satellite developer based in the United Kingdom. It brought 26 young scientists from NASRDA to work on the satellite for 18 months, under the supervision of experts in Surrey.

http://www.scidev.net/global/earth-science/news/nigeria-launches-first-satellite-built-by-africans.html


Without such assistance from the Europeans, the result would probably have been worse than this

Nigerian satellite fails in space

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7726951.stm

Is it just you or do you guys just like twisting facts to your opinion.

On 19 December 2011, a new Nigerian communications satellite was launched into orbit by China in Xichang.The satellite according to Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan which was paid for by the insurance policy on NigComSat-1 which de-orbited in 2009, would have a positive impact on national development in various sectors such as communications, internet services, health, agriculture, environmental protection and national security.

Or maybe you just haven't heard of insurance.

Can someone explain to me why kenya with it small population has that kind of number of slums.

The number of slums in kenya is just too much, a country shoudnt be allowed to have that much.

Can someone explain to me why kenya with it small population has that kind of number of slums.

The number of slums in kenya is just too much.

TayserMahiri:
These are the kinds of stories that are proudly only from Africa. So nigeria has three satellites whooshing in space but not world class equiped hospitals? Satellites in space but innocent girls spend months/years in the hands of a terror group? Satellites in space but power problems? Look, am not being a hater but instead of sending satellites to space the government could have at least built a refinery.

Not 3, we have 5 satellites in space.

And we have a refinery 4 of them actually and 1 under construction that will be the largest in the whole world.

Nigeria has 82 colleges of education. One of the largest in africa.

Kenya only has 9 polytechnics, while Nigeria got 110 polytechnic.

obaaderemi:
You need to pull yourself together and stop crying,I can't stand wimpish men!You see why I thought you were a kid?I digress.Now,I meant space centre and not station,even a kid(don't cry,please) like you should know that.That facility belongs to a country called Italy and not to kenya.Do you want to argue that too?Maybe you should begin by telling the house why kenya has a space centre(Broglio Space Centre)since 1964 and does not have a single satellite(not even one the size of your head)in space.Meanwhile Nigeria has around 3 of such and the only communication satellite from Africa belongs to?;guess it. You guessed right:NIGERIA.

You still arguing with them over that space center, christ even the name (broglio) is not kenya.

Going by their argument then japan owns the american military base in japan because it is in japan.
Cuba ows gutanemo since it is in cuba.

freshest4live:
Yeah Nigeria would not sign though....
Since coming to power in 2015 in a landmark electoral victory, President Buhari of Nigeria has made the diversification of the economy his signature obsession, and understandably so. The region’s heavyweight economy relies on the export of oil for up to 90% of its foreign exchange reserves and crashing oil prices, which have continued to fall after a brief surge in January. In response, Buhari’s administration has embarked on an ambitious, but controversial, set of policies to ensure radical industrial adjustment.

Powerful lobbies within Nigeria have opposed the EPA, suggesting that it endangers this effort by the government. The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has raised concerns over the import liberalisation of manufacturing inputs and finished consumer goods. It argues that with the resurgence of Nigerian manufacturing in its nascent stages, the influx of cheaper European goods – even in fifteen to twenty years – would come too soon.

The EPA Development Programme, which has committed €6.5 billion to help West African states adjust to global competition, does little to allay these concerns. First of all, there is a lack of clarity in the official document of how this would look in practice. Secondly, Nigeria has pointed out that the financial sources of the programme (which include the EDF and EU state budgets) already provide assistance irrespective of the EPA. Finally, even if this fund was allocated to Nigeria in its entirety, it would barely make a dent in Nigeria’s funding gap – the country’s infrastructure gap alone is valued at $8 billion annually.
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://globalriskinsights.com/2017/03/bloc-to-bloc-why-ecowas-cannot-sign-the-eus-epa/&ved=0ahUKEwjf_5vZxYDUAhVFkSwKHfLDDqQQFggjMAI&usg=AFQjCNEfX1LSNQ9UXjM9nn4CQQWfAklumA

Any country that sign such an Agreement has officially sold their country, did you know that after signing the EPA, the country will have to consult the EU for any trade policy that the country wants to implement.

Nigeria has nothing, absolutely nothing to gain from such an agreement.

This thread is one very funny thread, that this could last this long is a surprise to me.

That someone can actually derive joy that an external country builts a space launch facility in your country without the participation of your government is a wonder to behold

Kenya can never in anyway measure up to nigeria, heck ehiopia has more influence and diplomatic power than you.

Kenya has 9 polytechnic.
We have close to 120 polytechnics in Nigeria .

https://www.dailyschoolnews.com.ng/list-of-polytechnics-in-nigeria/