Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

game over said:
Sure, Japo vyanzo vinathibitisha William ruto amepiku familia ya Kenyatta,
That dude is not jocking aisee, he is looting massively. Kuwa ranked Kama the most corrupt president in the entire world sio mchezo mkuu 😄
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Ni uchungu sana. 😂😂😂

According to the Kenya Land Alliance, 20% of the population own more than 65% of productive land in Kenya The Kenyatta Family leads the pack with over 500,000 acres of prime land across the country The Moi and Kibaki families follow closely with thousands of hectares located in different parts of Kenya Foreigners also own huge chunks of land in Laikipia county Read more: https://www.tuko.co.ke/424842-list-largest-landowners-kenya-acres-they-possess.html
 
babayao255 said:
Akileta mchezo tuta deal nae 😂😂😂
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Hamna kampuni hapa,kampuni ya truck 1 imemshinda 😃,kabaki kuleta ushamba wa kujionesha hapa,cousin yangu ana kampuni ina truck zaidi ya 10 na van zinafika 30 na zaidi,kaajiri wabongo,wamexico nk,nashangaa ile nyang'au mwaiofhawaii amiliki kampuni ashindwe kumchukua hata chawa wake tiwages 😃
 
I used to think that corrupt William loot-all was an intellectual,
Until I heard him praising his country men of good English proficiency 😀😀😀
Then I heard that lunatic praising himself of a good speech in some un council meeting, that is the whole president imagine 😀
I realized he is a clown.
No wonder Tanzania Presidents always remain influential to the international community even after their time in office, none of the Kenyan presidents are remembered by anyone after theit looting time in office.
 
Teargass said:
Thanks for rumours, so kupata link inasema that Kenyatta family owns half of Kenyan lands imekushinda?

For your information, Kenya as a whole is 143.4 million acres, kindly explain to us how 800,000 rumoured acres is half of 143.3 million acres.
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We are talking about arable land. How ever 800,000+ acres owned by a single family. Almost 5% of Kenyan land owned by a person.

Huu ni ujinga
 
Teargass said:
While Uchumi WA Tanzania unashikwa na Wakenya, Wahindi na warabu.

Nyinyi even with political connections there's still no black Tanzania among the top 10 richest people in Tanzania 😂😂
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Uchumi siyo maduka.

We feed you.

Show me a Kenyan farmer or Arab farmer.

Now we feed you meet, me an indina cattles
 
game over said:
Quick question sir,
Why buildings collapse in Kenya every other time ?
Do you have civil engineering programs in your Country?
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1. Corruption - many officials take bribes and approve buildings by developers who are not willing to follow the code of construction. As an engineer, I have turned down a job from a developer because he wanted to do things his way and bribe his way. He only needed my stamp and certificate but not my expertise.
2. There is an extremely high number of highrises complete and under construction in Nairobi. As somebody who has travelled to all major cities of East Africa, I can confidently tell you Nairobi has more highrises over 10 floors and over 20 floors than the other cities (minus Addis Ababa) combined. While the number of collapsing buildings is quite high, it is no different from Dar or Kampala of count them in terms of number of buildings collapsing say per 100 highrises.
 
game over said:
That my homegirl Clara broke records of the world, her registration fees is the most expensive in the history of women football. And Infact she is the most paid woman footballer in the continent.
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Ushaabadilisha magoli uliyotunga mwenyewe. Sasa tunaongelea records na registration fee tumeondokea sura chakavu kabisa? 🤣 🤣 🤣
 
Huyu Samia mmoja mwenye wenzako wenye akili wenye walikuwa machawa wa serikali hadi wameanza kuiponda Tanzania yao ndio unaita influential? Blind patriotism will be the end of you.🤣🤣
 
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