₦airaland Forum

Kazikazi:
Hohohohoho
Kwikwikwi kwikwikwi

International airport in Kenya!
Pliz Kenyans,this is too muuuch

Problemkid1:


The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, (NDLEA) has apprehended a Kenyan lady, Angela Wairimu, while trying to smuggle 6.5 kilogrammes of cocaine into Nigeria through the Abuja airport.

She was arrested on arrival from South Africa aboard Ethiopian Airline flight to Abuja with the illicit substance concealed in the false bottom of a travelling bag she carried as hand luggage.

According to her, a friend in South Africa approached her to assist an unknown person to deliver the brief case containing wears in Nigeria which was brought to her at the Airport through an errand boy.

She was to deliver the consignment to the husband of the sender who was to meet her at the NAIA, Abuja.

She claimed to be on her second trip to Nigeria to procure home-made body beauty products and local fabrics for her enterprise called La Model in South Africa and Kenya.

She denied being under any financial inducement but confessed that her daughter was suffering from acute leukaemia which put her under financial pressure.


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www..ng/news/busted-kenyan-model-arrested-with-6-5kg-of-cocaine-in-nigeria&ved=2ahUKEwiOlIW1-sPiAhV6ShUIHUnpAxgQFjALegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw3JkheRs7VK9PYOVIhN7_fA

Those ones are there to damage your country the more because your country is useless and hopeless. That's why they don't want to leave. Hahahahaha

Problemkid1:
Yes because that's the only developed place you have. That one percent, the rest are slums

Problemkid1:
Only the index you know about. Mumu

Problemkid1:
Which sensible Nigerian will leaves his country and go a starving country like Kenya. No Nigerian on his right senses will travel to that slumish underdeveloped starving country? he loves his life please

Stevoh18:
And it pains them to the core

Stevoh18:
And then they come to Kenya and swear never to go back to Nigeria the world capital of poverty, after realizing how we're way better than them

Stevoh18:
At least you didn't mention "Lagos Abuja" one of the most pathetic places in the world, generators, poverty, human feaces on the streets, insecurity, poor infrastructure

I will keep on recycling just eat your rat and sleep...

~Nairobi Kenya

Problemkid1:
Kenyans are the ones consoling themselves because your starving hungry brother didn't show us the complete list and the Link. He just screenshot one part and posted it and be fooling you fools

Stevoh18:
Why don't you prove wrong by posting your findings, ...how can you even imagine that you are doing better than Kenya when you don't even have toilets

Stevoh18:
Why don't you prove wrong by posting your findings, ...how can you even imagine that you are doing better than Kenya when you don't even have toilets

sufferNsmiling:
Please can you enlighten me what is the difference between Somalia and Nigeria in mentality it looks like both of them want to reap where they have not sown?

kikuyu1:
Yes and no. The Somalis are being misused by Oil barons to grab what us OBVIOUSLY Kenyan waters. Its not even funny!

Acadavah:
It so hard to swallow https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.STA.MMRT?locations=FI-VE&year_high_desc=false

68816419:
Thank you, But i feel Nairobi can do same, what the city coucil needs is to set up a body that regualtes and controls the affairs of the systems, lagos first phase of the Lagos BRT was opened on 17 March 2008, although it was initially slated for opening in November 2007. The initiative to build the system was initiated by the government of the previous governor, Bola Tinubu.It goes from Mile 12 through Ikorodu Road and Funsho Williams Avenue up to CMS. At the moment, the Lagos BRT Corridor has been extended from Mile 12 to Ikorodu, which is the second phase of BRT implementation. With the approval of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, the construction of a new BRT corridor along Oshodi to Abule-Egba has commenced under the supervision of LAMATA.
26 bus shelters are offered along the Mile 12-CMS road; three bus terminals are also placed along the corridor (at Mile 12, Moshalashi and CMS), with the bus terminal at CMS designed to integrate with transport modes of rail and ferry that are planned for future construction by LAMATA.
Performance

The pilot BRT Lite scheme has performed creditably since operations commenced in March 2008;

1. Over 400 million passengers has been carried in the last five years
2. Average daily ridership is 180,000 passengers
3. Average Load factor of 800 passengers carried per bus daily
4. Average daily trip per day is 5
5. Average waiting time is 15 minutes
6. Average speed is 30km/h

Nairobi should start its BRT system from CBD En-route langata road, CBD - Mombasa road and CBD to Thika Highway . as a pilot scheme

Acadavah:
Is that means all citizens will get free healthcare?

Acadavah:
Ok bro.
We are ahead in food security and sufficiency. In Health care now the government is make sure there is at least 1 health centre in each village and 1 Hospital in each District, also 1 referal hospital in each Region. So those villages, Districts and Regions which didn't have government health centre, Hospital and referal hospital now there is construction. Most of those places there were private or religious most Catholic and Lutheran Hospitals. We will catch up with you soon in Healthcare. There is no malnutrition in Tanzania.

Acadavah:
In Tanzania media we only see Lagos in Nigerian Music, Movies and some News. Yes our media are not developed as yours or Nigeria.

Acadavah:
This made me thought it is.

Acadavah:
You need to cool bro.
Is this not Lagos @Problemkid.

Acadavah:
Kenya has irrigated land of 1030 sqkm(est 2012) while Tanzania has 1840 sqkm(est 2012) and we still have plenty of seasonal rain that's why your government beg ours to sell you maize when you are starving. In Tanzania we produce rice, maize, cassava, potatoes, banana, millet, sorghum etc and you Kenyans depend on us to sell to you. We are not lazy, infact gallivant, your so ignorant with blatant claims. I have respect for tylann, he have some reasoning but only not in Turkana issue.

Kazikazi:
We banned exportation of cereals last year,then u suffered a huge deficits to the point of burrying many people in Turkana because of hunger early in this year.That is because we didn't export our agriculture stuff to u fellows.

Your 11% is alot.We have a country like Namibia which has only 1% of arable land but they don't starve to death like Kenyans. The reason? Namibia has modern farming techniques. Even in blue economy, Namibia have done very well.

Kenya isn't in transition. You are stuck in old farming methods. You aren't near to modernity. Just swallow ur pride and come to the united republic to learn!

Acadavah:
Hoima Tanga was planned to start June 2019.
LNG plant is a private investment of exxon mobil, royal dutch etc so they did plan it to start 2022.

The terms and conditions of Bagamoyo port with chinese and omanis made the now government to pause it. Even malaysia have abandoned their joint Port project with China.

Kazikazi:
LNG is a complex engineering stuff. You can't do it the same way u build a slum in kibera.

Kazikazi:
We are going to be a superpower. The days of arguing with Kenya are almost over.We won't argue with small nations any longer.

NairobiWalker:
Projects by foreigners stealing your resources - whenever you hear of a 'big project' in Tanzania, you can be 100% sure it is foreigners mining something.

Kazikazi:
Just keep on dealing with small projects. Tanzania is busy with 30b LNG investment in south east of united republic.