₦airaland Forum

O0XYGEN:
Ofcos nigerians control our prisons and prostitution

Just30:
Ghana produce enough to meet her demand
does Nigeria?

Kazikazi:
Mount Kilimanjaro is in Tanzania

O0XYGEN:
Which 500000 Ghanaians? Hahaha
No sensible human being will ever dream of traveling to nigeria for anything.

FYI: There are over 5 million of you guys guy.

The students alone exceed 500,000.

NairobiWalker:
Now you're coming up with excuses?

Dude, you're so pathetic. Don't go that route, Lagos is the filthiest city in the World - ask CNN.
https://gb.fotolibra.com/images/previews/520796-poor-housing-in-lagos-nigeria.jpeg
https://dailytimes.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/DIRTY.jpg
https://i1.wp.com/www.9newsng.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Filth-Stench-Eyesore-Beautifies-Lagos.jpg?resize=810%2C766
https://nigeriarealestatehub.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/lagos.jpg

bantudra:
you dont have to try to defend us....alot of us fvck up alot too....we easily admit that....we nigerians dont lie to ourselves....

but kenyans love lying to themselves....

abbeg:
Noooooo!!! not mombasa! Thats all the've got!! why? why is this world so cruel!!!!

abbeg:
Noooooo!!! not mombasa! Thats all the've got!! why? why is this world so cruel!!!!

persius555:
Kenyans in the house, what is happening. How true is this?

https://www.kenyans.co.ke/news/35624-chinese-govt-speaks-siezing-mombasa-port-over-debt

NairobiWalker:
Here is the 'slummish' Ajegunle

gallivant:
Its called slummish, we know.

darfay:
Most of those slum houses are being bought and demolished to pave way for bigger and modern houses. Our slums are changing

NairobiWalker:
I'm ignoring that No-ones-anus idiot. He's not the person you can have a serious discussion with. He speaks from his anus reason I avoided responding to him. He thinks posting a few photos of good houses in Ajegunle - most which are hoaxes from those 419 guys - makes Ajegunle not a slum. Dude doesn't know even in Kibera there are nice houses. Ask him to post a nice aerial view of those Ajegunle houses he speaks of and he won't.

Meanwhile hear is what you you get when you google Ajegunle.

Nowenuse:
More from Ajegunle to knock you, gallivant & tylann out.
Nigeria can never be like Kenya where millions of people live in dozens of full blown slums everywhere.

Just as genieluv has told you guys, the Nigerian housing and land ownership system does not encourage slum explosion and profileration.
Nigeria would never have had a full blown slum had Makoko not been on the waters.

Nowenuse:
Yourself, gallivant and tylann are all ignoramuses. You want to drag Nigeria to Kenya's level abi?

Take your 2g network phones and google HOUSE FOR RENT IN AJEGUNLE and see what comes out.

We will keep on hitting it into your coconut heads! Makoko is the only full blown slum in Nigeria.

See houses from Ajegunle below. Can you show such houses from Kibera or Mathare?

NairobiWalker:
I see how you're trying to save face by conveniently inserting "and some few other places" to save your ass from the lies you told.

Dude, I posted you photos of greenpark estate (which you didn't even know: interesting for somebody who claims to understand Nairobi inside out) and Runda to respond to your claims and you're conveniently ignoring it to focus on Kariobangi? Just accept you lack knowledge and spoke out of ignorance to save your lying ass.

Meanwhile show me those other middle income areas in Lagos outside Lekki, Victoria and CBD that can compare with Nairobi areas outside CBD and Westlands.

Iamleefact:
Nice, tell us more about these as well

Agege
Ajegunle
Amukoko
Badia
Bariga
Bodija
Ijeshatedo/Itire
Ilaje
Iwaya
Makoko
Mushin
Oke-Offa Babasale
Somolu

68816419:


https://answersafrica.com/top-10-most-dangerous-estates-in-nairobi-number-1-will-shock-you.html

68816419:


https://answersafrica.com/top-10-most-dangerous-estates-in-nairobi-number-1-will-shock-you.html

68816419:
Funny guy, i know every where in Nairobi, the facts remains that, only cbd,westland upper hill and some few other places can be compared to middle income areas in Nigeria. fact!

68816419:
Funny guy, i know every where in Nairobi, the facts remains that, only cbd,westland upper hill and some few other places can be compared to middle income areas in Nigeria. fact!

NairobiWalker:
If Lang'ata is a slum then the whole of Nigeria is a super slum.

Iamleefact:
Maybe he's talking a langata different from which we know.

NairobiWalker:
The same Nigerians will tell you Ajegunle is not a slum.

Iamleefact:
If you ask me, Kenyans (black kenyans) are buying companies owned by whites at the moment, let alone building their own from ground up.
Britam holdings who's HQ is Britam Tower below is owned by Kenyans

Iamleefact:
This is Kariobangi which Nigerians list as a slum

Daejoyoung:
lol, can you prove they are making losses??

Daejoyoung:
Yeah population, but there are also many reasons.
Dave Ebi on Quora summarized the key points below..


There are 3 reasons for this

The 1st is population. You may have heard that 1 in 4 Africans is a Nigerian. That may no longer be factually correct. Current (2017/2018) estimates are Africa = 1.27bn, Nigeria = 195m. Ratio is 1.27bn/195m = 6:1. Roughly 1 in 6 Africans is Nigerian.

2nd reason is wealth. Given a population that is hardworking, fantastic agriculture, unbridled drive to succeed and strong GDP, Nigeria was an economic superpower. In the 1970s and up to 1985, the currency was much stronger that the US dollar at an average of N0.65 kobo to N0.90k for USD 1. In 1986, Nigeria implemented the Structural Adjustment programme which required a reformation of the foreign exchange system as required by the IMF/World Bank et al, and things went downhill from then. In 1986 the FX rate declined to over N2 to USD1. In 1987 the decline doubled as the FX rate fell further to N4 to USD 1. Guess who benefited from this and who lost overall.

The discovery of crude oil made Nigeria very rich and we were able to build strong infrastructure, Universities, Telecoms, TV, Arts (Nigeria hosted FESTAC 77), Music, Poetry and other literary works, national airline (Nigeria Airways) that was the best in Africa, sports (Nigeria dominated the All Africa Games for years) military, etc. We helped other countries in terms of food aid to famine ridden countries, resolution of internal conflicts and award of scholarships to Africans. Not so much now! Gone are the glory days of Nigeria. Corruption has brought the country to its knees today. Shame!!

[b]3rd reason was and still is political influence. [/b]This is tied to 2 above as the wealth made it possible for Nigeria to exert political influence in the world and at the UN, particularly independence for the rest of Africa through the OAU (now called AU). This enabled Nigeria to engage actively with the pan Africanism movement that swept across the continent. Nigeria was also very directly active in campaigns for the proscription of racism and apartheid in South Africa.

Daejoyoung:
Their headquarters are in Nigeria.
108 million Nigerians can't be homeless, when there are more houses available for rent in Nigeria than even some parts of the western world due to the housing system there.
Because anyone in Nigeria can own a land, build houses and rent it out, there are fewer homeless people. lt is more likely there are more homeless people in the U.S than in Nigeria.
ln Europe for instance, even with your cash you may not easily find accommodation.

Iamleefact:
Architecture

Daejoyoung:
Nigeria wasn't called the giant of Africa in the eighties for nothing.

obaaderemi:
No,people don't share rooms in slums. They share shacks.

People fall into latrines in your slums and lose their lives.Stop painting a good picture of slum dwelling. Do you live in a slum?

I should be asking you this question.
Kibera is Africa's largest slum.
Nigerian banks are making profit in Little India already. More profit than Kenya Airways and Kenya's sgr railways combined. So what the hell are you talking about?