forgiveness:
Mambilla-plateau-taraba-state has cool weather for growin tea.

forgiveness:


1, yes we do have

2, Tourism in Nigeria centers largely on events, due to the country's ample amount of ethnic groups, but also includes rain forests, savannah, waterfalls, and other natural attractions.

3, States runs their own portals

4,https://www.googleadservices.com/pagead/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEwiO3c_i7MDQAhXHu-0KHW6uDukYABAA&ohost=www.google.com.ng&cid=CAASJORoLn4Li57PTqCOO2gpKuNMLpRXgHYX3gqkhqAsBvNNFyPLiQ&sig=AOD64_0Ep3VydSw0QQlfMd9bvmx8vjVxxw&q=&ved=0ahUKEwjBvs3i7MDQAhWjLMAKHa9nAREQ0QwIGA&adurl=

Kurra-falls, Jos - Plateau State

ShutdownBrown24:
Tiwa savage is currently in Kenya for a show. Why in Kenya she visited the zoo and had fun with lions, monkey etc.

Watch the video and see the pics



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XqTQ7uqkHI

Pavore9:


Nigerians consume more of cocoa over tea and coffee unlike Kenyans who are high on tea . Most tea brands are imported. Dairy farms will thrive very well in that region.

Kenyanstar:


So what is your point of argument? If your country Nigeria is a hell hole dont stack it up together with countries that are actually trying to make progress... Not unless the countries you mentioned like latvia and Slovakia you suggest dont have challenges[i] et al[/i]. Latvia has been suffering from recession while Slovakia has severally been embroiled in civil/political turmoil and unrest at particular periods, but the way this countries pick up the pieces determines their progression and growth.
Eastern African countries are moving steadily in developing infrastructure and implementing billion of dollars in making East Africa one of the biggest business hubs. Current projects o that are turning heads are:-

LAPSSET(Lamu Port South Sudan Ethiopia) project
- This multi-billion dollar project starts at the Kenyan Coast at Lamu where the biggest free port in Africa is being built to cater for the larger Eastern African landlocked countries, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, DR. Congo and mainly Kenya.
SGR(Standard gauge railway)- This will be the first longest inter connecting railway line between 4 countries in Africa capable of catering for 50m metric tons per year of cargo to wider east african Region.
Electric Train- The first African electric train connecting 2 different capital cities was launched this September between Ethiopia and Djibouti
Nairobi train Metro System- To be completed by July 2017

naijalander:


whatever dude am done.

Kenyanstar:
giANT of Africa vs Ordinary Kenya

Fact 3
PORT SERVICES

NIGERIA- Handling capacity-5.75 million tons
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) is responsible for managing Nigeria’s ports, some of which have fallen behind international standards in terms of the quality of facilities and operational efficiency. Recognizing that the government lacks the funding and expertise to modernize facilities and run the ports efficiently, the NPA is pursuing partial port privatization by means of granting concessions to private port operators. Under the terms of concession agreements, the government would transfer operating rights to private companies for a finite number of years without forgoing ownership of the port land. Nigeria’s principal container port is the port of Lagos, which handles about 5.75 million tons of cargo each year. The port, which consists of separate facilities at Apapa and Tin Can Island, has a rail connection to points inland. Port Harcourt, a transshipment port located 66 kilometers from the Gulf of Guinea along the Bonny River in the Niger Delta, handles about 815,000 tons of cargo each year and also has a railway connection. Both ports are not only responsible for Nigeria’s seaborne trade but also serve inland countries such as Niger and Chad. A new port is under construction at Onne about 25 kilometers south of Port Harcourt. Relatively modern and efficient terminals managed by multinational oil companies handle most oil and gas exports.

KENYA- Handling capacity- 8.5m tons
Mombasa has the only commercial port that reaches international standards and the second biggest in Africa. Mombasa's commercial port is called Kilindini Harbour and is run by the Kenya Ports Authority, it lies on the Indian Ocean. It consists of 19 berths, 2 oil terminals/jetties, 1 bulk grain handling berth and 4 container berths with the capacity to handle 180,000 containers at any given time and 12 general berths for cargo.

There are building another international port in Lamu to the north east of Mombasa.

There is an inland port at Kisumu which serves Lake Victoria serving Kenya exports to Northern Tanzania, Uganda, DR. Congo, Rwanda and Burundi.

All the 3 ports enjoy 100% access via Road and Rail and Air transport. It boasts of the newly constructed SGR(standard gauge railway) that was recently built that can handle both human passengers and cargo.

CONCLUSION- Kenya beats Nigeria in the efficiency, modernisation and handling capacity of its port usage hands down.

naijalander:




Nigeria is the sleeping giants of Africa, some day she will awake and you all shall eat your words.

naijalander:


what truth??

Do you even realize how deeply divided Kenya is with regards to class. Why else are slums so prevalent in your country? Why else do NGOs make money off the misery of your people?? Kenya is a good country but like most African countries, it is only good if you have access to resources which most of your population don't. Simple NYS which Nigeria has been implementing since the 70s, your leaders could not keep their sticky fingers out of it. The project just died out like that.

No one is saying Nigeria is better, just stop with the dead comparison, it is appalling to watch. Kenya is a lil bro to Nigeria, the comparison makes no sense. Trust me, I have lived in both countries. Your upper middle class is our lower middle class, do the math!

chebeoc:
[quote author=Pavore9
You can believe anything you like, this my ninth year in china and i work with company that do business with many big economies, i knew where they rate nigeria but they never talked about kenya or any country in east africa. you really need to know many things about your country .

chebeoc:
[quote author=Pavore9

Pollution and your daring kenyan still use coal to generate power. stop comparing Nigeria with America we're still developing country.for business shoplite don't have any reason to stay in east africa because nigerian middle class are more than east african middle class combines together so i don't think they have any to stay. And because nigerian rich men are not looking towards Retail business doesn't mean they are not doing well in their field, we're close in taking over oil and gas business in our country which nigeria is known for and investing in many african countries even in your east africa. For exchange rate you're talking of sending 100,000ksh to make 470,000naira and i want to ask you for how many years? any business that give you profit of 100,000ksh in kenya will surely gives you 1million naira in nigeria. things are happening outside nigeria really but not in kenya and nowhere in ss africa except s.africa.

smoriacy:
sam999 hapa kwa wasee wa JF .....am suprised by the ignorance nigerians have here so i will post a few things .....logged in for the first time since 2013 ..... so am trying to figure out venye hzi stakabadhi zao za fanya works !!

NairobiWalker:


How about you bring us some evidence for your ridiculous assertions instead of insulting people for no reason?

LadyX:

Are you for real? Did you learn about patriotism in school? What have you gained from making some Kenyans look bad? You even had to bring regions (which I would interpret in relation to tribes) into the picture?

It's people like you that make some people on this forum despise Kenya/Kenyans.
The regional ish wasn't necessary...after all, when people look at you, they see you as a Kenyan. They won't know whether you come from Central or Western.
Even if you come from the moon, they will look at you as a Kenyan.

Hbuyosh:


Nobody is saying that Kenya is 100% perfect, and that it is in every aspect better than Nigeria. Kenya too has its challenges as a country, it still a developing country after all.
Nigeria is better than Kenya in some areas whilst Kenya is advanced in others. These insults u are showering on the country and its pipo are unnecessary.

We can use the survey evidence to prove the areas in which these two countries fair better than the each other, they are aplenty online.

helinues:
I was at home yesterday when a friend sent me a message on whatsapp. "Nigerians arrested in Mombasa road". The first thing that came to my mind was " Nigerians have started their madness again". Indeed, I was right. The first set of 6 guys that were arrested raped 2 girls.

Just imagine, you are in a country with no valid visa, still have the gut to rape their citizens.. Haba! When are we going to stop disgracing ourself.

I heard they also busted today around Fedah stage in Embakassi. Not until we change our orientation about how to live and behave with others, this kind of a thing would continue to be happening to us.

The most sad of it are the innocent Nigerians arrested who got no clue about what brought the arrest

Change Really Begin with us

Hbuyosh:


Primitive? Dont u guys read.....about other countries in Africa?
No wonder this Nigerian actor made this ridiculous confession!



https://tuko.co.ke/115096-surprised-nigerian-actor-mike-ezuruonye-arrived-kenya.html

SimonWales:


Are you presently living in Namibia please? You can write me on alwayzwale@yahoo.com or leave your email and I will write you. Thanks so much.

muredo:


My sis you are 100% accurate,I studied there,Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, wi-fi everywhere in school, my apartment, free internet, water, electricity to badddd!!!!!, transportation to cheap die, my health insurance with most recognised hospital in Africa AGHA KHAN hospital, omo let me just stop there, Omo Naija get as e be, To cap it all,go to JKIA, Haaaaaaa!!!!, MMIA na rubbish

LadyX:

If that were the case, I'd have said that Nigerians are ritualists, fraudsters, etc. But I can't generalise because I know that every society has a few bad people.
The same cannot be said about many people on this forum who think that all Kenyans are poor and hungry and that Kenya is underdeveloped. That's why some people think that what I wrote about Kenya can only be found in Europe. Why? Because they only think negative things about Kenya. Some people are getting defensive and abusive here because they have realised that Kenya is way better than they thought.

Anyway, the aim of my post was to shed light about Kenya and give a clear picture. Whether Nigeria is the giant of Africa or not is not the issue here.

Pavore9:


As long they were found with laptops and going by previous similar incidents they have 1% chance of being innocent. They will be deported but will still find their way back!

Pavore9:


So they should allow them to continue their fraudulent activities and Kenya lose their status as a country where many foreigners outsource their online jobs to. Paypal allows Kenyans to receive payment into their paypal account which l also do but could not sell it to Kenyan exchangers because am a Nigerian because they suspect the fund is not clean and there is a history of Nigerian yahoo boys in Kenya manipulating the system.

Hbuyosh:
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LadyX:

Yes

LadyX:

I have no reason to lie.
Truth is there are so many opportunities for Kenyans and good things are happening there. For example, there is a youth fund, and a women fund...there is a laid down structure governing the two. Women and the youth access low interest loans easily. They do business or invest in whatever they want and then return the loan. This has helped a lot of people.

Most of the stories you read about Kenya are not even in the mainstream Kenyan media. It's just bloggers or individuals who are hell bent in generating traffic that look for such stories.
Life in Kenya is good.