₦airaland Forum

Danielnino00:
You don't know the economic benefits that comes from building a city around the Atlantic Ocean ..

I know that
It is just stupid to reclaim land from the ocean
While you have plenty land bordering Atlantic Ocean

samorobo:
In less than 5minutes not 2 hours..12min max if there is traffic..

Because Nairobi is small not huge slumpolis like Lagos

samorobo:
More upperhills

It is kilimani not upperhill

samorobo:
More on Westland...all thank to two river mall for indicating that

Two rivers mall is not even in Nairobi county

68816419:
U cant even compare Mombasa in terms of wide spread development with Kaduna

Kaduna is a killing field
You can't compare it with mombasa

68816419:
Ok, transportation in indeed a big determinant in ranking of big cities, Lagos has BRT systems,Light rails,Ferry services,Cable cars(Under constructions), Bus interchange ,but, how comes Nairobi has non of these?

All those are useless since your Lagos is among the worst traffic congested cities in the world

Danielnino00:
Land reclamation is complex engineering stuff .. stuffs u don't know sh*t about...

Come on Daniela
Land reclamation is done by countries with minimal land such as Singapore and nederlands
Nigeria is full of empty land reclaiming land from the sea is waste of resources

Danielnino00:
It seems like you were programmed to be foolish....
How does transforming a bush to a business district amount to land reclamation?
How do u reclaim something that was neither lost nor non existent ?

Eko Atlantic was reclaimed from the ocean !

Reclaiming since 2003
And by the way why did you reclaim from the ocean while Nigeria is full of land

Danielnino00:
Because you don't have sense, you missed the part were I said the city is already operating.... Eko pearl towers is already completed and operating...


Konza or whatever isn't being built on reclaimed land...
Eko Atlantic is also building the great wall of Lagos that would protect the city from ocean surge...
U think it's that easy...

They are many cities who have reclaimed land not only eko Atlantic
Upperhill was a bush ten years look at it now

Danielnino00:
Yes it was conceived in 2003... Actual construction started in 2013... The land reclamation and dredging took about 10 years....

Compared to konza city,Eko Atlantic is developing faster...u guys out of envy just don't want to admit it...hence the constat lies that the city is building one skyscraper per year ...

There is no excuse you can't take more than 2 decades to construct apartments
Konza was conceived in 2012 it is a vision 2030 project there is still plenty of time

Danielnino00:
Eko Atlantic construction started in 2013 you dumbass...

7 years later,it's almost 30% completed and already operating...

Where's konza city ?

Eko Atlantic was conceived in 2003
Konza is a technological park construction is going on but at a slow pace

Danielnino00:
We are performing far better than Nairobi with its upper hill, westlands and dozens of slums ..

No you are not
You still depend on generators
Your airport is a mess
Believe upperhill and westlands are more developed than anywhere in Lagos eko Atlantic is taking centuries to get done

Danielnino00:
This is Marina ...

You are trying but you are still underperfoming

Danielnino00:
The population of Lagos isn't up to that of Kenya,stop lying...

Legging behind in terms of ur urbanisation? Lol... Lagging behind who? Definitely not Kenya with urbanisation rate below 30%. Lagging behind in innovation? Nigga,u aren't up to date at all..

Nairobi isn't as developed as Lagos,deal with that ...
The pictures of Nairobi are becoming boring already...

Lagos has a population of around 20 million Nairobi's population is 4 million
See the difference
Kenya's population is 47 million
Let us see does Lagos have 24/7 electricity
How fast is the internet in Lagos
How about water connection
How about public spaces
How about shopping areas i.e malls

Danielnino00:
I was just being nice... From upper Hill to kilimani itself is just 10 minutes...upper hill to parklands not more than 30 mins...
..

Of course, development isn't spread in Nairobi...
The Kenyans just don't want to admit it...
They keep boring us with pictures of Westland and upper hill ...

One of the reasons why Lagos economy is so big is because development is spread to many places... Both on the island and mainland... The same can't be said of Nairobi...

Lies
Lagos is always ranked among the worst cities in Africa every year
It has a high GDP because it is your financial center
Lagos is larger than Nairobi in terms of area

kenya exports to Tanzania increase by 5 billion

https://www.kbc.co.ke/kenya-tanzania-seek-to-eliminate-trade-barriers/amp/

Acadavah:
If Tz pulls out of SADC no one will care and the organisation will still going on, even if Tanzaniadisappears from the face of Earth the rest of the world will still survive and they will still doing business between each others.

We need more the world than they need us.

True

Mzal3ndo:
https://allafrica.com/stories/202001280561.html

How about the insecurity in eastern Drc Tanzania borders eastern Drc

Mzal3ndo:
You are right, SA does have more to offer economically, but only a fool would say that Tanzania has nothing to offer. Tanzania is currently on an industrialization drive and with that most of the items that these countries are importing from South Africa will be imported from Tanzania. Items such as sugar, steel and iron together with fertilizers which are South Africa's major export to these countries will be available from Tanzania and if you refer to your elementary school geography you will see why they will trade with Tanzania.

No it will take time a very long time for you to industrialize as you are saying to start selling those goods to Drc and Zambia and I doubt they will be waiting for you
Sharing borders means nothing when you have nothing to trade with them

TayserMahrii:
What are you saying son ? There's no connection between Kenya's loans (not debts, learn the difference) and oil market collapse. At the very least I expect you to know that the oil market collapse is a mega boon to us.

Iam always surprised you guys have guts to argue with this buffoon

Oil price collapse and Kenya's loans really is he undergoing a mental breakdown

Mzal3ndo:
I can believe I have to explain this, you get better deals when you have influence in a nation. Things like tax breaks and incentives from the host nation goes a far way. That is why before a major investment in a country, the embassy helps to set the tone for how the investment should go before the company steps in to negotiate the terms.
And you are the one who lost touch with reality thinking DRC or Zambia would side with SA in trade.

It is just that Tanzania has nothing to offer Drc or Zambia
South Africa has more to offer economically

Kazikazi:
Look at this madman!
Do you know we fought against SA army in Angola?
Do you know we are the father of SADC? If TZ pulls out of SADC,the whole thing will collapse! More nations in SADC will choose TZ than SA in case stuff start going somehow.We are currently doing alot of things,just wait few years you will see what will happen to that SADC

All that is irrelevant
Only economics and business matters
And South Africa does that pretty well in sadc
What can Tanzania offer other sadc countries without rumbling about the past

Stevoh18:
The local automotive industry has recently made great strides, especially in the vehicle assembly sector, seeing that a number of International companies are assembling their cars here in Kenya.

On Tuesday, 10th March 2020, Volkswagen started locally assembling its 7-seater VW Tiguan Allspace SUVs, which will retail at about KSh5.5 million. In December, the car maker also launched a local assembly of its 5-seater Tiguan SUV, set to retail at about KSh4.5 million.

According to DT Dobie, Volkswagen dealer, they already sold 28 pre-orders with another 40 units currently under assembly.

Assembly of the Volkswagen SUVs is being done at Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) Thika Plant.

On Monday, 9th March 2020, Indian car maker, Mahindra & Mahindra, unveiled its first batch of locally-assembled Scorpio double and single cab pick-up models, which will be assembled at Simba Corporation’s Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa.

Speaking during the unveiling, President Uhuru Kenyatta directed the National Treasury and the Kenya Revenue Authority to immediately device ways of reducing taxes for vehicles that are fully assembled locally, adding that it is a great avenue for job creation.

Furthermore, Japanese automaker, UD Trucks Corporation, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, has relaunched its trucks in Kenya, appointing CMC Motors Limited as its dealer. Just like Volkswagen’s SUVs, the UD trucks will be assembled at the KVM plant in Thika.

Other global automakers that have boosted the local automotive industry with assembly plants include Toyota and Peugeot, with vehicles including salon cars, buses, pickups, mini-buses and trucks. Additionally, PSA Group and Urysia Limited partnered to assemble Peugeot 3008 utility cars in KenyaThe local automotive industry has recently made great strides, especially in the vehicle assembly sector, seeing that a number of International companies are assembling their cars here in Kenya.

On Tuesday, 10th March 2020, Volkswagen started locally assembling its 7-seater VW Tiguan Allspace SUVs, which will retail at about KSh5.5 million. In December, the car maker also launched a local assembly of its 5-seater Tiguan SUV, set to retail at about KSh4.5 million.

According to DT Dobie, Volkswagen dealer, they already sold 28 pre-orders with another 40 units currently under assembly.

Assembly of the Volkswagen SUVs is being done at Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) Thika Plant.

On Monday, 9th March 2020, Indian car maker, Mahindra & Mahindra, unveiled its first batch of locally-assembled Scorpio double and single cab pick-up models, which will be assembled at Simba Corporation’s Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa.

Speaking during the unveiling, President Uhuru Kenyatta directed the National Treasury and the Kenya Revenue Authority to immediately device ways of reducing taxes for vehicles that are fully assembled locally, adding that it is a great avenue for job creation.

Furthermore, Japanese automaker, UD Trucks Corporation, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, has relaunched its trucks in Kenya, appointing CMC Motors Limited as its dealer. Just like Volkswagen’s SUVs, the UD trucks will be assembled at the KVM plant in Thika.

Other global automakers that have boosted the local automotive industry with assembly plants include Toyota and Peugeot, with vehicles including salon cars, buses, pickups, mini-buses and trucks. Additionally, PSA Group and Urysia Limited partnered to assemble Peugeot 3008 utility cars in Kenya

Good step towards automobile manufacturing

https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/news/ea/US-agency-labels-tanzania-east-africa-drugs-trafficking-hub/4552908-5482476-view-asAMP-wa4yxaz/index.html

Kazikazi what do you say

Danielnino00:
Just30 ..just look at this pussies ..

They are already being affected by something that hasn't hit them...

Are you r.etarded or something ?

mtisTheQubit:
shame shame shame...kazi where are you

Nineteen illegal aliens were arrested by the police in Mombasa County on Monday, March 9, in what is suspected to be a beggar smuggling syndicate.

According to Likoni DCIO, Richard Koywer, the 19 illegal immigrants were nabbed at the Bomas Guest House at the Harambee area of Likoni.

Among those arrested were 16 Tanzanians and 3 Congolese nationals with 13 being persons living with disability.

What is with Tanzanians with begging .

mtisTheQubit:
shame shame shame...kazi where are you

Nineteen illegal aliens were arrested by the police in Mombasa County on Monday, March 9, in what is suspected to be a beggar smuggling syndicate.

According to Likoni DCIO, Richard Koywer, the 19 illegal immigrants were nabbed at the Bomas Guest House at the Harambee area of Likoni.

Among those arrested were 16 Tanzanians and 3 Congolese nationals with 13 being persons living with disability.

What is with Tanzanians with begging

Kazikazi:
Breaking news.....
Oil prices crashes to $32 per barrel this Monday morning

Ooh poor Nigeria