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MiddleDimension:
they say Nairobi will have more millionaires than Lagos, in a Kenya where the Average Nigerian is richer than the avaerage Kenyan. this means failure of the kenyan society

Says a wretched nigga from the world capital of poverty, using generators to charge his phone

MiddleDimension:
patriotism aside! apart from N Africa and SA, no othe country in Africa can match Nigeria in anything

Patriotism aside as you said, prove that by posting aerial view of Lagos as you(Nigerians) hv been asked
....back it up with by link showing in which human development you lead Kenya... for example, what's your HDI vs Kenya's

AskiaHarem:
Delusional ramblings from uneducated mongrels.

News about Nigeria in Kenya...poverty, Bokoharam, lifeless president, illiteracy, kidnappings, Killings, Nigerians arrested in Kenya, witchcrafts.... Zero positive news from the world capital of poverty

Abohboy:
Kenya will never catch up with us just remember that Nigeria is building vierb20 million housing units by 2025 you see those slums 6 years they will be gone

Uyo CBD will be done, greater Port Harcourt city done, Eko Atlantic city done, Centenary city done, awka millennium city done, Abuja technology village done, new makoko regeneration done, kano economic city done, kaduna millennium city done should I continue alaro city done once all of these are done we would already have light rails in every single state of Nigeria and our economy would already be at a trillion dollars

You should learn who is your mate and who isn't by 2025 power problems will be non existent, water problems oh please and guess what our tourism and mining sectors would be awake those two sectors even in 2025 will be more than the whole of Kenya's gdp mining alone will give us over 100 billion dollars with our diamonds, uranium, gold, coal and iron we will even be exporting jewelry and steel products to you once we are done with ajaokuta

You Kenyans will wet your pants we will continue updating you on our progress whilst you people choose to continue showing us westland or whatever and upper hill saying oh best skyline bla bla bla when Eko Atlantic is done you will look at the skyline and say damn it's so beautiful skyscrapers will go from there all the way to Lagos Island and yaba

Nigeria is developing and we re slowly getting to our economic boom we are forecasting an economic boom for 2022 when we have started producing 30 000MW in phase 2 of our agreement with world Bank and Siemens

With 1% GDP growth vs 5% population growth.... whatever you said are just wet dreams

AskiaHarem:
Here we go repeating the same photos of the same single "town worthy" district again......

Is that all you have to say As if when a picture is posted here that part moves to another country or something

Lagos a city of 24m residences vs Nairobi with 4m people....Nigeria you'll remain the world capital of poverty forever

samorobo:
Lol old news..he said that so Buhari can build a new economic team with strategic policies which he has already done...have you even been reading Nigeria News lately cos I doubt if you have.....you wouldn't be posting this old trashy news...

Go read about the little feud that has been going on between Buhari and the vice President

4months ago can't be old knowing how things are moving slowly in Nigeria

samorobo:
And per capita income...oh yes and 7% tarred road network since independence

When we beat you in everything you just have to ignore that "per capital" ....there's nothing else you rank better than Kenya, just name it.....even in quality of the roads

rvp2018:
Delusion from the world poverty capital

These niggers are using 75% of their revenue to pay debts....


Muhammad Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, has raised the alarm over unfavourable economic policies leading the country to bankruptcy, urging President Muhammadu Buhari to remove the fraudulent subsidy regime.

Sanusi, who was former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, made the revelation on Tuesday while speaking at the ongoing 3rd National Treasury Workshop organized by the office of the Accountant General of the Federation holding in Coronation Hall, Government House, Kano.

He said, “The country is bankrupt and we are heading for bankruptcy. What happened is that the federal government do pay petroleum subsidy, pay electricity tariff subsidy, and if there is a rise in interest rates, Federal Government pays.
Since I have decided to come here, you have to accept what I have said here. And please, if you do not want to hear the truth, never invite me.

“So let us talk about the state of public finance in Nigeria. We have a number of very difficult decisions that we must make, and we should face the reality. His Excellency, the President said in his inaugural speech that his government would like to lift 100 million people out of poverty, it was a speech that was well received not only in this country but the world-wide.

“The number of people living with poverty in Nigeria are frightening. By 2050, 85 percent of those living in extreme poverty in the world will be from the African continent. And Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo will take the lead.

“Two days ago, I read that the percentage of the government's revenue going to debt services has risen to 70 percent.

GODMALE:
Kenya at a Glance

UNICEF Kenya/2009/d'Elbee
© UNICEF Kenya/2009/d'Elbee
Kenya is a country of many contrasts, from its landscape to demographics, and more so its social and economic inequalities. Kenya is one of the most unequal countries in the sub-region. Forty two percent of its population of 44 million, live below the poverty line.

Access to basic quality services such as health care, education, clean water and sanitation, is often a luxury for many people. Large segments of the population, including the burgeoning urban poor, are highly vulnerable to climatic, economic and social shocks. As such, progress on the Millennium Development Goals, especially in regards to social security, is mixed.

In 2010, Kenya enacted a new Constitution that specifically addresses longstanding historical, geographic, demographic and human rights violations that have hindered progressive development. Under the new dispensation, power was devolved from the National Government to 47 newly decentralized counties. Three years later Kenyans conducted fairly peaceful elections to vote in the National and County Government with expectations for equitable resource allocation and accountable service delivery. For UNICEF Kenya, this ultimately translates into the realization of all children’s rights regardless of their social or economic status.


UNICEF Kenya County Child Deprivation Index
However, historical patterns of inequity mean that there are also specific challenges. Based on analysis of inequities, UNICEF has identified the major deprivation issues that children face especially in already ‘disadvantaged’ counties. In order to realize the greatest results for children it is crucial to focus additional support to planning, budgeting and service delivery.

On another front, Kenya continues to face humanitarian challenges, particularly the presence of over 500,000 refugees from Somalia and 30,000 new arrivals from South Sudan. In June 2011, Kenya faced formidable hurdles with the Horn of Africa drought that left 3.75 million Kenyans and 150,000 refugees mostly from Somalia, in need of humanitarian assistance. UNICEF and partners responded effectively to this emergency bringing the humanitarian crisis largely under control. However, significant challenges still remain as a result of the 2011 refugee influx, increasing insecurity and ongoing food insecurity.

https://www.unicef.org/kenya/overview_4616.html

Jokes on you

2009!!.
....things have been positively transformed since then, our GDP has grown 4folds from $37b in 2009 to $107b in 2020

GODMALE:
you won't feel relevant in Africa scheme of things until Nigerians talk about you, nobody knew Kenya before they started twitter war with Nigerians. They try very hard to be among the big boys (Nigeria , Egypt, south Africa).

Only 4 states in Nigeria have more population, cities, money, GDP and every positive things you can think of than the entire Kenya. (Lagos, river state, kano state and akwa ibom).

Do you know that if you add all eastern African countries together Nigeria will still be more than them.

Don't forget Nigeria ethnic groups basically own Benin Republic, Togo(Yoruba's), Cameroon, Niger, Guinea, chad etc(Hausa Fulani). Now imagine if you add them to Nigeria population.

Now go to every country in the world, the only people you'll see are 90% Nigerians.

Kenya's should keep blabbing their mouth, I'm just glad we are buying them gradually, very soon we'll start contesting in elections and winning positions in their country just like how we did in USA, Canada, uk

True, the only thing Kenyans can't challenge you, is your big population that is full of illiteracy, poverty, poor health care, poor infrastructure, shortest life expectancy, highest child mortality rate.... Etc

obidark:
we nigerian citizens officialy tell una,we dont like you kenyans....!!
and thats not gonna change no matter which diplomatic wayos....

We don't care "una"

Wuoche:
Do you want more dose?

If the guy is wise enough he should run with his tail coiled between his legs

Abohboy:
Unless you're buying banks in Nigeria itself I don't know why your so happy come to think of it has any Kenyan banking company made it onto the London stock exchange if they have please inform me because gtbank has been there since 2010 and zenith bank since 2012 gtbank already has 4 branches in kenya and has branches in Uganda, Tanzania,Rwanda and the whole of West Africa please we are not your mate

Nigeria has been looted so badly before yet you are behind us we have only had 5 years of good leadership in those 5 years we have gone up by 45 places in ease of doing business we have started our rail modernization program we have started the construction of 20 million housing units by 2030 we have started to diversify our economy away from oil and into technology, manufacturing, mining and agriculture we just signed a deal with a Canadian company to start mining gold here in Nigeria according to Bloomberg were about to experience a mining rush like no other

Manufacturing many companies have started to move to Nigeria especially because of the border closure already Unilever, Dunlop, Bata, have already started planning on building factories in Nigeria the textile sector is coming up very quickly the government has placed a ban on Importing textiles for schools, hospitals, military and the government itself all uniforms must be made in Nigeria and the government has helped to grow the cotton industry soon

Nigeria will be a progressive company we have been stabbed, raped and beaten but slowly we are recovering and getting back on our feat and what surprises me the most is how you have not passed us yet when we have giving you other 30 years, for 30 years we have been stuck in a cycle of looting and corruption it is only since 2015 that anything good has happened for Nigeria to be honest

Nigeria we will be fine

There's all reasons of not investing in banking sector in Nigeria esp bcz of your sluggish economic performances

It has been proven here numerous times Kenya beats Nigeria in development hands down

pacretus:
When you were busy whining Nigerian bank is busy buying your own bank in your own country.

https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2019-10-25/nigeria-s-access-bank-to-buy-kenyan-lender-in-yet-another-tie-up

You whine, we climb.
Now who really is the MVP

Whatever you think you can do, we can do better

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/companies/Equity-to-buy-out-banks-in-4-African-countries-in-Sh10bn-deal/4003102-5094148-view-asAMP-rjphm2z/index.html&ved=2ahUKEwi35KvQxbnlAhWBnVwKHXI0CrMQFjAAegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw0fY5PrMKzbkguBvs9MLFCW&ampcf=1

pacretus:
Kenya catches cold when Nigeria sneezes.

Their prime minister said that.

And he said this as well....no wonder your infrastructure is pathetic despite having allot of minerals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1XNQBc_ukE

Problemkid1:
Show us your roads in broad daylight can your roads be clean like those ones I posted

You've really insisted....

Problemkid1:
This kiberan is a comedian a big joker show me your roads in broad daylight like this

How many times do you want them to posted....there's nothing amazing about these (2 locations) roads of yours you just posted compared to the Kenyan standards

GODMALE:
these useless Kenya's think Nigeria is competing with their unknown worthless country?

These are the power house of Africa

Nigeria
South Africa
Egypt
Morocco
Algeria


Any countries beside these are attention seekers

Nigeria is the odd one out there, the world capital of poverty.... You can only brag about your big population, nothing else

Problemkid1:
I ask you again? Where are the roads you're talking about stop talking crap

They're in Kenya...

GODMALE:
these African countries you mention, their population combined is just like the population of northern Nigeria online.

You call Ghana, Botswana, Rwanda, Kenya and Ethiopia progressives? Progressive as how? Just because you see many Nigerians always bad mouthing the country doesn't mean these worthless countries you mention are better than us.

Ghana that their president and ministers are saying they won't survive without Nigeria
Kenya that is one city country and most of it are slums
Rwanda that 50% don't have access to electricity

I blame Nigerians that always insult their country even in presence of foreigners that's people from unknown countries like kenya, Ghana can talk bad about Nigeria.

You don't have cities dude, those are just overpopulated villages driven by your redundant population, what kind of cities are those with 4hrs electricity and u hav guts to talk about Rwanda...shame on you world capital of poverty with your stagnant economy, giving birth like rats

Problemkid1:
Yes I have. But you haven't? Why? Because you have the worse road in Africa

Wishful thinking

You must be a comedian how do you rank in terms of quality roads in Africa

obidark:
you want us to start snappin photos of streets in nigeria and show you or what....??
thats why i said ,you kenyans are mediocre....!!

celebrate streets....
are you kenyans mad....??
we nigerians have other important things to care about than streets....!!

it suppose to be there already but thats not our priority....!!

foolish kenyans....

Sure you have more serious problems, fix them first as we did in the 90's

rvp2018:
Future enemy of the world poverty capital. What a peril we are wishing ourselves.Like we don't have envious southern neighbor.Nigeria until it turns the corner and join progressive nation's like Ghana,Rwanda, Botswana, Mauritus and even Ethiopia is best ignored in my view.This thread should not make you bitter at Kenya that without any minerals is pulling itself by it's bootstrap, it should make you bitter at you political leadership.Until Nigerians revolt and say enough is enough they will continue underperforming.There is no magic.Kenya in 90s was like Nigeria...many were running abroad and vowing never to step back...but thro what we call NARC Revolution we kicked our national party KANU and all the retrogressive forces..started a fresh with new Constitution in 2010..and now everyone can see progress with their naked eyes.Nigeria ended military rule and immediately tapped the same tired military forces to run its civilian governments.Unlike Kenya a barren nation... Nigeria has incredible natural resources, incredible human resource of 200m and just need visionary leadership.Nigeria has to start a journey of real reforms.Its has to stop the miasma of delusion that they are Giants of Africa while infact in whatever ranking they cluster around Niger,Chad,CAR,South Sudan,Eritrea,Somalia, Burundi and DRC Congo.Look at Ethiopia turning the leaf...and borrow that leaf.Before Mele Zenawi Ethiopia use to permanently rank bottom in any indices..now it at least 20 position above..Start by kicking out Boko Haram.It shameful to have 8m internally displaced Nigerians.Provide the army whatever they need to kick out Boko Haram.If you have to triple their budget do it...then fix long standing Igbo grievances by issuing a public apology to Igbos over the massacre of millions of them during Biafra war.That will heal a lot of wounds.Igbos don't need much in my view..they just need an inquiry into Biafra atrocities and public apology..and they will feel proudly Nigerian again.Then deal with Sharia law in a secular country.After the country has healed you can start to develop.South Africa healed thro things like Truth n Reconciliation.Kenya did the same through Truth n Reconciliation.Rwanda have manage to start healing unimaginable pain. Progressive nation's have such national conversation where people can cry and be told sorry we hurt you...just like families do . People can then have closure and turn a new leaf.
Otherwise what progress can you talk about when Igbos want to secede, Muslim north want Sharia and the north east are under a grip of Boko Haram.

Well said, Nigerians should wake up from slumberland, otherwise situations in that country is getting worse by minutes, imagine by 2030 90% of extreme poverty will be in Africa and out of that 90%, 50% of it will be in Nigeria alone.... Giant my foot

Problemkid1:
Which roads and which millionaires where are the roads and the millionaires

Have ever seen a mordern road

Problemkid1:
Who are you fooling first finish your dead konza city before talking crap

We're talking about roads.

Even without that, Nairobi is already the Silicon Savannah, the most innovative, has the largest number of multinational companies(headquarters) in the continent..., home of the fastest growing number of millionaires in the world

obidark:
do you realy think i will cooperate with you in anything in the future if i know you think like this over me....??

What's the title of this thread

obidark:
if you were not,you wouldnt bother to compare yourself with your own....!!

dont you kenyan monkeys gerrit....??

its like comparin myself with my own brother....whats wrong with una....??
the same nonesense with ghanaians too....
now south africans that dont like other africans,but nigeria is the issue....
we are drifting apart and you people are happy....

something wrong with you africans....!!

That Kenya without oil, what a shame on Nigeria with it's backwardness and filthy outdated infrastructure ....and we pay our debts

obidark:
seriously,i dont like you kenyans....you people are too mediocre....

Can you substantiate what you mean by "....mediocre"

Do your research men all these were not there ten years ago

Problemkid1:
Big wet dreams

In Kenya such projects never fails, this is not Nigeria #Problemchildlife
See the photos below, 99% of them were not there ten years ago, you can imagine the coming years, Singapore here we come

I'll save this reply of yours, ....I will remind you in few months time

#Nairobi. The best skyline ever seen in Africa

Nairobi in three years time


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