Gandollar:
Lagos is no man's land

NairobiWalker:


We are not talking about a country, we are talking about cities. Kenyans generally appreciate trees (interestingly, this stems from the fact that most of Kenya is dry). Our cities are lined with lots of trees and greenery unlike West African cities. This is not just boasting but the truth. I have noticed a similar thing with South African cities too. But West African cities are the exact opposite. It is like they hate trees. In a typical rich West African homestead, you are sure of finding it lined with cobblestone rather than grass. In Kenya, it's all grass and trees.

Below are typical high-end homesteads in Maitama in Abuja for instance.




Now compare it with typical high-end homesteads in Muthaiga in Nairobi.

NairobiWalker:


For people who are used to ugly concrete jungles that is. This is Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya. That's the reason it's known as the Green City in the Sun.

Your kind won't appreciated greenery in a city.

Carmit:
Why is this thread dead
This would have been a good place to chill with other foreigners... Smh

Turakee2:
21st century and uhh are talking abt invasion.......
Pls get sense.....

Rosskii:


Mr Finger pointer. Always someone else's fault, freeing you of all blame for the ills surrounding you.

As you point, four fingers point back at YOU.

In the UK 100 years ago, many people were starving. The govt was corrupt and run by aristocrats who cared nothing for the poor. Those in society who had a bit of money formed groups and established charities, and rented or bought houses to house the homeless, and set up 'soup kitchens' to feed the hungry. No government involved. Those charities, many of which still exist today, helped prevent mass starvation in England at the turn of the last century.

In Nigeria we see very little of this type of care for their fellows being shown by average citizens like YOU, Mr government blamer. Keep blaming. The day you reach the gates of heaven and you're asked what you contributed to society in your life, tell them it was Buhari's fault you did nothing, and see how fast they throw your backside in hell.

masterflowx:
Is Bubu not a natural desester?
Ok nau continue...

Anambralstson:

This is biggest shareholder in GTBank, tell me how is own by Nigerian man

Keith2net:


Send an email to omoyiboa@gmail.com and follow it with a call to the number above. Thanks

chaplainpro:


V-neck not available for now.

naijacutee:

Have you got any experience?

delpee:


...and the North where he comes from has the highest poverty and illiteracy rates. He should commit part of his resources to projects that will make a difference in their lives. There's so much dependence on foreign donors while our rich flaunt their wealth which is mostly rooted in undue advantage and privileged circumstances.

Of course he does his bit but a lot more needs to be done instead of simply concentrating his efforts on preserving the family wealth as he said recently.

Afamed:

But you know, you can't have Biafra, President of the federal Republic of Nigeria, Lefeledum, Restructuring all in one agenda.

oyinkinola:
....am not praised Yoruba because am Yoruba but history told me Yoruba never plot coup, accommodate others, taken along the peace lover gentle and tolerant to all Ideas whether home or abroad born.....why not imitate us for world peace and harmony?

Geekamon:
265 billion for Broadband infrastructure. We should have some damn priorities. Audio infrastructure.

emmy4lov:


I've seen alot of this and I just wonder what happens when a bird accidentally runs into those blades or a human/object is on the it's flights... I think design of drones can be better improved on with their blades covered

HsLBroker:
nice development, saving human life is the most paramount thing to do in the world

RadicalNigerian:
A white man acquires wealth to better the society but a blackman acquires wealth to oppress the society, this is why you see beautiful mansions in dumpsites and beautiful cars on terrible road networks.

...before you mention government, the people in government are not foreigners...they are NIGERIANS.

How they feel good showing off a luxurious lifestyle while the man across the street and millions more live in abject poverty still beats my imagination.

sotall:
Just imagine!

I am really shocked that this is true.

Which kain yeye mistake be that?

You only have ballistic missiles now and you are mis-firing, what about when you now have nuclear weapons?

Dannybammz:
Say NO to war!!!

Fash20:
You killed their general they retaliated you punish their civilians. This is crazy

Nostradamus1:
it is all about the hustle and its reward
Igbo masquerade will soon start using POS

The only thing that keeps enugu alive is the student/youth population, the state is filled with old civil servants with rickety vehicles. Enugu is usually boring whenever the students are on vacation. Owerri is the place to be men. . .

ckenneths:


Only those who live here know this. Only a very few roads are bad in Enugu, and the government is a listening one.

Macsjebs:

Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/01/philippines-alert-volcano-spews-ash-steam-lava-200113050738645.html

cc: lalasticlala, mynd44, dominique

Wallade:


I strongly believe that Mr Buhari is no man of integrity. I see him as a dishonest man.

post=85676258:
This is impressive! Lagos State : The State of firsts.
God bless Lagos state.
God bless Nigeria.

Richdad50:


The technological independence and know how
In the east is breathtaking. Some said it is the home of craftsmen with engineers hearts.

If I were a president, I will unleash upon the nation, the incredible scientific, technological, and entrepreneurship potentials of the East.

Needless to say, every region in the country possess tremendous and diverse abilities. It requires only a cohesive force to make Nigeria one of the greatest countries on earth.

Richdad

Coyotejack:
As an omo iya teacher, celebrating teacher is a good thing, honoring them is a memorable thing, cause good teachers imprint are left on students for life