₦airaland Forum

rvp2018:
Go back for your school fees.

That kid is a dunderhead

The old CBD #Nairobi

Abohboy:
Well according to the map, it is only 15% of Nigeria's population that does not have access to electricity, it said 73 million out of 200 million right that's just a mere 15% of the population.

But on the other hand Kenya's population is 50 million. And of that 50 million 17 million don't have access to electricity, which is about 42% of people without electricity which is even more porous than Nigeria's case. if Nigeria were in the same case as Kenya we would have universal power access and 24/7 power

You cannot really compare kenya's power situation with Nigeria's.

Go back to school

Tanzanians are literally crying for their aeroplane...and I love their UK like English

Yobeezy:
Kisumu city, Kenya's 3rd most developed city.

Some ignorant, uninformed jerks in this thread will be screaming out of anger and bitterness that Kenya is all about Nairobi.

Kisumu will be hosting Africities summit in 2021

More of Kisumu

gallivant:
Your oil project has stalled, ruined Uganda's prospects with a fake pipeline.



How long before completion? We are almost done phase 2.



The only project you have commissioned in the last 3 years is Air Tanzania and one of your 3 planes was seized by creditors. There is nothing worthwhile happening in Tanzania.

These lazy people are dragging Ugandans to their sloth lifestyles....the slowpokes are ruining the future of Uganda and East African at large

Morning in the capital* the African silicon Savannah

Kazikazi:
I think some Kenyans stole something. No one can just go and kill people for no reason!

Foolishness

Kazikazi:
Hohohohoho Hohohohoho

South Sudan which is one of east African nations have exported oil for years but they are still poor! Then you kiberans claim to be the first east African nation to export what?

Reminder....!!! Tanzanians are the laziest people in the world

TayserMahri:
New kid on the block! Kenya today became the first East African nation to export Oil.

First batch of 200,000 barrels sold to the UK.

More economic diversification

NairobiWalker:
Rats, snails, snakes, tortoises - everything that moves is soup to these guys.

Imagine

NairobiWalker:
I guess 99% of Nigerians have never seen a lion.

They hunt for rats and slaughter them thinking they're rabbits

Problemkid1:
We don't want loans. We're not poor like you poverty animals we will use our money to develop our country nowonder your Dept is higher than Nigeria

With your 1% GDP growth, you're too poor to pay debts....you're struggling more than us to pay what you don't even see what you invested the loans in

Problemkid1:
We don't want loans. We're not poor like you poverty animals we will use our money to develop our country nowonder your Dept is higher than Nigeria

How can the capital of poverty not be poor you poverty stricken niggas are very funny one Nigerian here (whom is obviously very poor) said that his shihole country has a potential to be a world superpower

AskiaHarem:
Nigeria doesn't need to beg for money unlike some colonies......

Capital of poverty, how will you repay, you can't even pay your public servants on time... You are not qualified for loans...

Just like Tanzania's airplane


Process and Industrial Developments Ltd (P&ID) has said that it would seize Nigeria’s assets in the United Kingdom, UK, to enforce the order of a British court against Nigeria.

Disclosing this, the firms representative, Mr John Ehiguese, said that they have the possibility of seizing Nigerian naval vessels or oil cargoes.

He said that their lawyers are searching for any Nigeria’s property worth of $9.6bn to seize in order to recover their money. Mr John who disclosed this to Punch opined; “We cannot confirm specifics. However, the P&ID’s legal team is working diligently to identify and target assets that may be used for enforcement of the tribunal award. “There have been many successful enforcement cases against sovereign states in the past. “In the case against Argentina, creditors detained an Argentine naval vessel; in the case against Venezuela there was the seizure of state-owned oil cargo. There is a wide range of potential assets.” Recall that the federal government has directed its Solicitor-General to appeal the ruling by Justice Butcher of the UK Commercial Court that an Irish company P&ID can seize Nigeria’s assets worth $9 billion. Nigeria and the Irish company had been at legal battle over a failed gas supply agreement with the Nigerian government. In a statement obtained by Vanguard last week the nation’s Solicitor-General Mr Dayo Apata (SAN), said the nation is going to appeal this most recent judgment and would seek a stay of execution. Reacting on that, Mr John said, “The real question is: is the Nigerian Government willing to enter good-faith negotiations? The ball is now in the court of the Buhari Administration to demonstrate a mature, good-faith approach to a resolution; their legal arguments have been completely rejected. “In the meantime, the P&ID will look to seize Nigeria’s assets in the UK to enforce the award as soon as possible. The company’s current focus is vigorously enforcing the award. “The onus is on the Nigerian government and the Buhari Administration to demonstrate a mature, good-faith approach to a resolution.” The Irish firm accused the administration of engaging in a smear campaign instead of addressing the issues. It said, “Instead of accepting responsibility or pursuing a negotiated settlement, the Buhari administration has regrettably chosen to continue its campaign of misinformation and misdirection, including wild allegations against the English judge and commencing a sham investigation. “This approach is not constructive, and will not help to resolve the situation. The P&ID will begin enforcing its legal rights, including the seizure of Nigerian assets in the UK.”

AskiaHarem:
You bastard, your dodge attempt was a failure

You're just like Congo and South Sudan....weak institutions, no one trust's you enough to give you loans

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Pictures from the best country in the world next to America

Nigerians claims to more cars than Kenyans, but look at the kind of unroadworthy vehicles on their roads...they look just like their old smoky generators

samorobo:
What I am seeing is a tractor and a sign board ..no foundation

That's what is used to do foundation, or you expected to see a wheelbarrow

samorobo:
Click on my name then scroll down and locate where I quote you

Things are moving here, construction began just this year...not just proposed projects

Eight 34-storey blocks, each housing 1,632 families

samorobo:
You are not serious. Go back and check what I quoted you on then you will see where you attached four render image with a long not to back it up

Be specific I'll prove to you all are undercostruction

samorobo:
I think you should be the one scrutizing your emotion your emotions , you are losing it. .
So your anger is with me making random claims right...but your brother rvp did it, what did you do?
And I wasn't wrong to say it is in shackles or is it not?

It has not started but stevoh listed q handful.of project that has not started but backed it up with render images. What would say about that one too

Which one hasn't started yet....??

Park Road, Ngara estate

Block A- 6 floors Block B-13 floors Block D-14 floors Block E- 12 floors Block F- parking silo 7 floors Block G-Kindergarten, social etc.

samorobo:
If this where to be in nigeria you guys will call it wet dreams out of jealousy. Anyway kudos on this wet dreams

That list doesn't have any project that is undercostruction, they're all complete... The problem with Nigerians is always showing us renders or "wait after 2022" "Lekki " nothing complete that can challenge Kenya, all are just proposals

AskiaHarem:

We will fully pay our current debts....as your brain is still stuck in that screenshot

Nairobi

tylann:
What is the number of floors of Africa tower plus height

They don't know

rvp20182:
Samrobo, you disappeared...here are some of pic of Nairobi Commuter Rail. It carries anything 3.5-5M passengers annually.

More

samorobo:
Sorry boy but the destiny of africa's tallest building rests on nigeria not kenya. .your 70 floor is dead and is still in court waiting to survive and atleast become a 20 floor building. . Lets wait till next year where buhari's tower 76 floor will commence. ..I think they intend commencing construction by fourth quater of next year

The project is very much alive, read the article properly.... And there's two taller than this coming up in the coast

The big three

kikuyu1:
Giants,explain this,please!


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This is what's in the near future for these Naijjans;the Saudis don't eff around,especially with drugs! Tell me-are they just jealous?

If only we were to do this in Kenya

kikuyu1:
In late 2016 they screeched up and down that Makoko was long demolished-but look! Still floating in all its creative architecture and original design off the 3rd Mainland Bridge! The difference between us and Naijjans is that we don't deny-we admit our failings and make an effort:which is why we're trying to build social housing.

I've come to know many African countries are like that, hiding and denying the shortcomings, Tanzania is also doing very well in that

Kazikazi:
Ppf headquarters in Dar,35 floors + 33 floors
And all other buildings has 30+ floors

Okay.... But still waiting for your list of over 20flrs