Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

hahaha habari imetuambia approximately 2.5 million people in kibera hahahahahahahah
 
hawawez kuja nazo hata siku moja it means more tha 3 million people in nairobi wanaishi kwenye slum kama hizo duhhhhhh
Naah they dont. The 2.5 million represent many different informal settlements not Kibera alon.Nairobi has a population of 4,2 estimate,2017 . Not 3.5 million. And slums occupy 6% of Nairobis land. Meaning more than 90% is a very well constructed city
 
hahaha habari imetuambia approximately 2.5 million people in kibera hahahahahahahah
Tupatie link tuone basi. Wewe una uchungu. Uliona kwa developments na hosing Nairobi iko waay better than Dar. Unaanza kuleta feelings kwa uzi. Slums ziko hakuna mtu amekataa. Ona serikali ya Kenya inachofanya. Upgrading houses in those areas
 

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Kwa your own intelligence, watu 2.5 million wanaweza toshea hapo? 2.5 square kilometre? Nairobi bado ina like 690square kilometres amazo si kibera.
 
Naah they dont. The 2.5 million represent many different informal settlements not Kibera alon.Nairobi has a population of 4,2 estimate,2017 . Not 3.5 million. And slums occupy 6% of Nairobis land. Meaning more than 90% is a very well constructed city
slum ziko kibao mm nimekwambia more than 3 million people wanaish kwenye slum unabisha au hutaki hahahahahahahaha
 
Hio ndio dar niliokua nakwambia na usome vzr hzo link hahha nataka kila mkenya apite hapa kabla hatujaendelea

Dar es Salaam has etched its name in the World Bank report by establishing a high economic value of buildings edging out its neighbouring states’ capitals. The total economic value of Dar’s buildings were recorded at around UDS12billion. The survey was under World Bank’s report titled “Africa’s Cities – Opening Doors to the World” that was recently released...

Dar boasts as the most lucrative capital in East Africa – The Exchange
 
Kibera
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A view of Kibera


Dwellings in Kibera, Nairobi Kenya (ca. 2008)
Kibera (Nubian: Forest or Jungle[1]) is a division of Nairobi Area, Kenya, and neighbourhood of the city of Nairobi, 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from the city centre.[2] Kibera is the largest slum in Nairobi, and the largest urban slum in Africa.[2][3][4] The 2009 Kenya Population and Housing Census reports Kibera's population as 170,070, contrary to previous estimates of one or two million people..................na hio ilikua 2009 mpaka leo 2017 hawajafika 3 million kweli haha unaambiwa the largest slum in africa hahahahha
 
kibra Iko n.a 98k registered voters,,,, so hao wengine wote ni under 18...you can't be serious nigger.
 

dont mind em , that is the typical danganyikan response when they cant touch us ,,
Nairobi imetoa dar vumbi and that is no debate 😛😛

 
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