TayserMahiri:


And make Nigeria pay for it

realjoker:
and the population of Kenya, SA, Ethiopia and others inferior Africa national here on NL is good enough sample to decipher that their respective countries all suffer from inferiority complex and keep on engaging in dick measurement contest with Nigeria.

Hati13:

Really?

TayserMahiri:


Me too

The worrisome thing is the population explosion. What will happen?

mtis:

using other currencies but not naira

realjoker:
You are here perturbed on Nigeria issues instead of you to be more concerned about the current tension in your country and the spate in debt to gdp ratio which is now 56-60% of which over 70% of it were in foreign denominated loans, according to the last available data your imports is three folds of your exports how are you going to cope with debt resettlement or will you handover your country to China when you are unable to settle your loans or is it the spate in inflation mostly food inflation or is it the drought. Guy focus on the spate of crisis bedevilling your nation instead of poke nosing in naija affair

TayserMahiri:


The tension here is very manageable. Thats how hot and competitive our domestic politics are. And dude I thought you knew we will soon start exporting oil! Guess where that money will go? Dont mind about our infrastructure, we havent even done shyet yet. I aint poke nosing Naija is the laughing stock of the entire continent

freshest4live:

The tension in Nigeria is also managable, Africa is the laughing stock of the entire world known as a jungle full of animals by most ignorant whites and with many children dying poverty, before the Boko Haram crises 90 percent of this perception of Africa can be blamed almost solely on Kenya and Sudan, their stories dominated western documentaries of Africa for a long time. Nigeria was mainly known for corruption historically not famine.

freshest4live:

The tension in Nigeria is also manageable. Africa is the laughing stock of the entire world known as a jungle full of animals by most ignorant whites, and with many children dying of poverty. Before the Boko Haram crises, 90 percent of this perception of Africa can be blamed almost solely on Kenya and Sudan, their stories dominated western documentaries of Africa for a long time. Nigeria was mainly known for corruption historically not famine.

shervydman:

leave the fools alone jare.....let them continue to stay as our slaves on our forum

TayserMahiri:


Maybe say on this thread. The forum is not interesting with the weird stories. I get stressed every time I try to go through the other sections because of stupid stories, so I come straight here.

shervydman:

and is 'here' on a Kenyan forum?.......don't be like that stewpid gallivant.

TayserMahiri:


The topic is as Kenyan as they come.

TayserMahiri:


ok will go figure Something like tit for tat

Is the Buhari in Daura the real ONE AND ONLY Gen Muhhamadu Buhari? I read somewhere that he's a clone and Buhari is still not back. Could be the reason he doesnt want much interaction with Nigerians lest they figure

shervydman:

and d topic is on a Kenyan forum,abi?

Shaytun:


Stop spending too much time on nairaland.

Its not good for your health.

realjoker:
You are here perturbed on Nigeria issues instead of you to be more concerned about the current tension in your country and the spate in debt to gdp ratio which is now 56-60% of which over 70% of it were in foreign denominated loans, according to the last available data your imports is three folds of your exports how are you going to cope with debt resettlement or will you handover your country to China when you are unable to settle your loans or is it the spate in inflation mostly food inflation or is it the drought. Guy focus on the spate of crisis bedevilling your nation instead of poke nosing in naija affair

Shaytun:


They cant..

Nigeria has turn to America...

Every news(wether good or bad ) will grab theor attention.

TayserMahiri:

What are you doing here?

TayserMahiri:

I see you America

TayserMahiri:


No Abi, it couldnt have been on a Kenyan forum because Kenyans arent used to d1ck measuring contests. On Kenyan forums its strictly Kenyan affairs. Only on Nigerian forums will you find Nigerians creating topics about other African countries, mostly with sinister intentions, except this one which was clearly for educative purposes. This thread is like a savior to many Nigerians who had no idea the progress going on in other African countries.

TayserMahiri:


The tension here is very manageable. Thats how hot and competitive our domestic politics are. And dude I thought you knew we will soon start exporting oil! Guess where that money will go? Dont mind about our infrastructure, we havent even done shyet yet. I aint poke nosing Naija is the laughing stock of the entire continent

shervydman:

let me tell u something with open-mindedness , we don't give a flying fvck of irrelevant countries like kenya, we're so much immersed with our ever increasing problems instead of thinking about a 48m country of a laughable $70m economy. it will be better if u do d same and get d fvck off.

I love African development, I'm not a hater but u guys are making to see u as an irrelevant creatures from an irrelevant country.

shervydman:

let me tell u something with open-mindedness , we don't give a flying fvck of irrelevant countries like kenya, we're so much immersed with our ever increasing problems instead of thinking about a 48m country of a laughable $70m economy. it will be better if u do d same and get d fvck off.

I love African development, I'm not a hater but u guys are making to see u as an irrelevant creatures from an irrelevant country.

40ng:
Here are Some Questions and Answers that you need to know about the Nigeria Federal Government "Mambilla Power Project" , check FAQ's below.

1. When was final approval given for the Hydro Electric Power Project?

In August 2017, the Federal Executive Council (FEC) approved the award of the contract for the engineering, procurement and construction of the Mambila Hydro Electric Power Project.

2. How many Megawatts is the power plant?

The power plant is expected to be 3050 MW. This 3050MW project will be the biggest single power project in Nigeria.

3. How was the project revived, after decades of being stalled?

The major breakthrough in the execution of this project was achieved when President Muhammadu Buhari initiated discussions at the level of the President of the Peoples Republic of China, in the course of his State Visit in April, 2016.

4. Which companies have been awarded with the contract?

The project was awarded to a consortium of three Chinese Companies — CGCC, SINOHYDRO and CGCOC. Messrs CGCC-SINOHYDRO-CGOCC Joint Venture was formed to accomplish this landmark project.

5. How much does is the project expected to cost?

The landmark infrastructure project will cost Nigeria the sum of US 5,792,497,062.00, inclusive of taxes, environment utilization, works, as well as project land acquisition and compensation to workers.

6. How many people will be affected by this project?

About 100,000 people will be need to be resettled. The construction cost includes compensation for these people.

Source : VIVIAN GIST NIGERIA

Shaytun:


The emphasis on "too much".

Or do you lack comprehension skill.

Shaytun:



Wa gbayi

shervydman:

let me tell u something with open-mindedness , we don't give a flying fvck of irrelevant countries like kenya, we're so much immersed with our ever increasing problems instead of thinking about a 48m country of a laughable $70m economy. it will be better if u do d same and get d fvck off.

I love African development, I'm not a hater but u guys are making to see u as an irrelevant creatures from an irrelevant country.

Shaytun:


Try and ask the average kenya about nigeria and he/she will have something to say(either good or bad).

Ask an average nigerian about kenya and the highest you will get is a blank look.

realjoker:
LOL. You guys are more delusional than I thought, so your shallow 750m barrel of proven oil reserves will balance your trade deficit? You must be kidding me, you currently import about 100,000bpd worth of oil products and I doubt your country ability to hit 100,000bpd oil output in 10 years time. And here is a solemn advice, make sure you refine your oil and consume it locally instead of focusing on crude oil exportation speaking from experience, Uganda, Niger, Tanzania, S-sudan and Sudan who has far more proven oil reserves and less oil consumption than Kenya respectively still find themselves in trade deficit. I am only offering this candid advice because I don't want to look like someone antagonising your country progress.

TayserMahiri:




You can even tell me with closed mindedness I don care. You want me to get d fvck off but unfortunately cant do shyt about it. How sad Can there be a worse feeling?

Shaytun:


Try and ask the average kenya about nigeria and he/she will have something to say(either good or bad).

Ask an average nigeria about kenya and the highest you will get is a blank look.