₦airaland Forum

Kazikazi:
Friend, How many Chinese nationals are working in Kenya's SGR?
In Tanzania, more than 90% of SGR workers are Tanzanians

Kazikazi:
I don't know why these Kenyans are hating me! I did nothing wrong

rvp2018:
Yeah very impressive

NairobiWalker:
I even don't understand these people. iroko TV? What is iroko TV?

NairobiWalker:
How many black Africans are among the ten richest men in Tanzania?

NairobiWalker:
That is a semi detached house, nowhere in this world would a house such as that cost $34 dollars a month unless it's a government housing scheme subsidizing them for citizens.

genieluv:
Hahahaha, @NairobiWalker and mtisTheQubit00

I guess you can see why IrokoTV is gonna make millions of dollars from Kenya?

NairobiWalker:
In the first place, the house she's quoting is not even an apartment. This woman is sicker than Nowenuse aka no-ones-anus.

NairobiWalker:
..............and the way she's insisting, you would think she is from France. It's like a vulture pretending it's shocked to see a lion eat half-rotten meat.

kikuyu1:
Uhuru's on nationtv doing live interviews! Naijjans come see how a prez handles the press! Kazibure,does Magufuli talk or arrest your press?

genieluv:
The only slummish parts you see in Nigerian cities are mostly old houses of indigenous peoples. People do not build new slum houses in Nigeria.

**** Cheap social housing ends up looking like a disaster if not properly maintained.

bantudra:
that will soon belong to china.....you kenyans dont impress us nigerians atall....

we nigerians are very worried....we dont clap like monkeys when our near neibors are not doing well like you kenyans always do....

we nigerians have the philosophy of,when your neibor is sufferin,it will not take long till you personaly suffer too....

we dont think like kenyans....

thats why we donated money nationwide to battle apartheid back then.....
how much money did you kenyans donated to fight apatheid back then....!!!!??...

even people as far as cuba came over to african continent to fight apartheid regime....

what did you contributed to say anything now....??

NairobiWalker:
Some of the lies told here are laughable.
How is the owner of the house going to recover what he spent building the house with $34 dollars a month? The current price of cement per bag in Nigeria is higher than Kenya, so what business sense do stupid posts like these make?

genieluv:
Well, you guys keep on playing local while Nigerian businesses spread their tentacles all over the continent. Your loss.

***** Besides, you avoided my question. Are there Kenyan companies in Ghana, Ivory coast and other west African countries?

genieluv:
Would they rather have lived in slums?
I don't think someone like myself can live in Kenya, unless I have a very high paying job, due to the expensive cost of Kenyan houses.
***** Apparently, a one bedroom apartment in Umoja costs $150 per month.
Look at this picture from my current neighbourhood, the house you see on the opposite goes for $69 per month for a 3 bedroom apartment. Can I get such in any Kenyan city?
For someone like me who earns $400 a month, do you expect me to pay $150 for a single bedroom in such overcrowded houses in Umoja? But now I spend only $34 for rent per month in a decent house as you see opposite because I have a housemate and we split the rent bill.
>>>>> Nigeria is far far cheaper than Kenya. The lowest I saw for any Kenyan 3 bedroom apartment online was 30k shillings ($245) per month

darfay:
What rubbish tribalism is this?

NairobiWalker:
You've wrongfully called me a liar here and I didn't cry about it. You've called Kenyans ugly, you've called Kenyans starving and we didn't cry about it - stop being hypocritical and a crybaby at the same time.


Food stores with windows? Don't you have silos in Nigeria? Stop being irrational. In that case 90% of housing in Nigerian cities is used for storing food because that's what 90% of your housing looks like.


1. The picture you posted is not of Umoja. Here is what Umoja looks like - this is the reason I keep reminding you to avoiding talking about things you don't understand.

[img]https://www.the-star.co.ke/sites/default/files/styles/new_full_content/public/465760.jpg?itok=u-RsZWZn[/img]

2. The houses I posted are worse than the Kenyan houses you posted. Even a madman can see that. The only 'bad' thing about those apartments is crowding which isn't a bad deal especially if you've visited top global cities like Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo that moving from sparse housing to high density Housing. Inside those houses are well furnished modern apartments. Here is a typical Kitchen from those pipeline house. Meanwhile your Nigerian dumps look poorly maintained and old, you can't convince anyone they look like this from the inside.

[img]https://apollo-ireland.akamaized.net/v1/files/narsgrmv0gc71-KE/image;s=850x0[/img]

https://image.kebuysell.com/00/01/11/54/01/1115401_b_b3fa4cedd2b886dd2560969aa87d5f68.jpg


Once again I would rather live in those Kenyan houses than these dumpsites
[img]https://2.bp..com/-UUL9Dp6l-XY/Vp3K4ZtSiiI/AAAAAAAAAcc/ZGwbEHI4ktk/w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu/Ibadan-city.jpg[/img]
https://sunnewsonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/ibadan-community.jpg
https://static01.nyt.com/images/2012/04/15/world/africa/population/population-jumbo.jpg

Of all Africans, a Nigerian should be the last person to speak about overcrowding.

Photos of the inderior of houses in Pipeline Estate, Nairobi.

genieluv:
Most of you Kenyans here argue stupidly, but that does not give me the right to say you guys are stupid. That's not what cultured and well-mannered people do. So, you can leave me to my so called 'hypocrisy'. Never use direct insultive words on someone. Have you been on foreign fora like Quora, Reddit etc? Do you see people calling each other names over there?

>>>> Stop arguing what you do not know. Most of those houses upstairs are used for storing goods which are sold at the floor level, that's the way it's being done in some Nigerian markets.

***** Besides, let's assume people even live upstairs, do you see as much chaotic occupation upstairs as you see in Umoja or those mass houses in Nairobi? If you look carefully you can see that those upstairs houses are apartment styled, they are like 3 bedroom apartments and you have less than a dozen of them in one building.

These mass kenyan houses have many dozens of appartments and possibly hundreds to thousands of occupants. You yourself make the comparisons.

FrudstaPresidnt:
lazy asshole go google am. Idiot!

genieluv:
We lack basic electricity yet South African companies are raking in millions of dollars annually? Stop giving excuses for your being local.

***** Even if we assume that Nigeria is at fault, what about other parts of West Africa? Are there Kenyan companies in Ivory coast, Senegal, Ghana, Gambia, Liberia or even Cameroon?