gallivant:


So what's the point, malls are safe delivery points with fun things to do. Way better than yaba market. Anyway, Nigerians shopping online was a cop out because malls and other widely accepted concepts and norms are alien to you. Stick to your cults and voodoo. Online shopping my butt.

Jayceon:
Lebanese in Nigeria are foreigners while whites in South Africa have been citizens for centuries.

Given the history of South Africa,everyone with half a brain and that actually uses it know why most of the multinational companies are white.you on the other hand have no excuse as to why your giant is in a shîtty state

nwoke37:



Dangote is still in Tanzania.. Tanzania tried to get 16% of Dangote's assets in Tazanaia for free. Dangote never built a factory in Kenya

Ah I see you you haven't heard of Nigerian multinationals especially our banks..

GT bank
UBA
Access Bank
Zenith Bank
Union Bank of Nigeria
Diamond Bank

Some of those banks are even in Kenya... Guess what, they're black owned


We even have our own indigenous telecoms company that's multinational like MTN: It's called Globacom

Let's also not forget Jumia that's also in Kenya

Recently our tech companies are also going multinational


When it comes to Nigerian multinational companies, most of them are either banking or manufacturing(especially cement)

Just a day ago,

Also,


Source for both quotes: https://www.channelstv.com/2018/06/07/nigeria-to-strengthen-economic-ties-with-tanzania/

I wonder why Tanzania isn't asking Kenya for teachers... hmmm

Nigeria even has an aid program for lesser developed African countries, to send teachers to them...




Nigerians, feel free to add more multinational Nigerian companies

TayserMahiri:


We know it because this is what Yemi Alade said

sufferNsmiling:


Please with all of this big nigerian companies and giant companies why is nigeria so backward. Why is nigeria last in everything. Why are us cities the waste in africa. As I said illiteracy is a big problem we we nigerians cannot think. A lot of the big companies in nigeria are not developing the country they are destroying the country . They keep their money in other countries a good example is look at poverty skyrocket and the big companies all they do survive on borrowing money. All of these big big nigerian companies have no interest in developing nigeria or building the country
. Most of them are run by criminals. That is why our cities are collapse they milk the country dry.

gallivant:


I see Game, Shoprite, Standard Chartered.....where are the Nigerian multinationals Nwoke was talking about? Too bad you can't sell Dangote cement in malls.

gallivant:


Bantu, Nilotes and cushite is a linguistic grouping. Luo, kikuyu is a tribe just like Yoruba,Igbo or Zulu.Your desperation is making you pull facts from where the sun don't shine.

TayserMahiri:


We know it because this is what Yemi Alade said

Jayceon:
Lebanese in Nigeria are foreigners while whites in South Africa have been citizens for centuries.

Given the history of South Africa,everyone with half a brain and that actually uses it know why most of the multinational companies are white.you on the other hand have no excuse as to why your giant is in a shîtty state

naijalander:

Nigeria has no where to go but up. Nigeria is not last in everything. Granted we are affected by corruption and maladministration but even the US was the world's capital for corruption and maladministration in the 19th century, these things take time to overcome.

You sound hopeless

naijalander:

Nigeria has no where to go but up. Nigeria is not last in everything. Granted we are affected by corruption and maladministration but even the US was the world's capital for corruption and maladministration in the 19th century, these things take time to overcome.

You sound hopeless

Daejoyoung:

Actually most of those Lebanese and some of the other whites are not just foreigners but are already Nigerians, they have been here for generations.
We are not saying blacks are stupid or can't do anything, we are saying that the illiteracy level across black nations was high even at their independence. The whites have fought many wars in their dark ages, and they've transcended through a religious reformation and a cultural enlightenment, you can't compare white establishments which have been there for centuries to that of Nigeria or Ghana, Kenya, etc.
Now looking at this list, you'll see SA has 11 out of top 200 multinational companies(and this is not surprising) and Nigeria has 2(which are black owned) and Kenya has Safaricom(which again was developed by whites), and then that's all Africa could offer, which is shameful. This shows that Nigeria deserves some little accolades in all of Africa, although we are not there yet and it's still a disgrace to us, but we are moving slowly.

naijalander:

Kenyans are tribalistic and racist. They give each other labels like Bantu and Nilot. Who does that? In Nigeria, your either Yoruba, Igbo, etc. In Kenya, thy label each other Nilot and Bantu not Kikuyu or Luo - that is deep endemic racism.

sufferNsmiling:


To tell you the truth about cultist is most of these people are bloody lazy even when they go to other countries they do the same. All they do is rob people and commit all sorts of horrible crimes all in the name of laziness. Nigeria and crime started a long time ago that is why we kicked all the industries and companies out of nigeria so we can become criminals

[/b]These include the Black Brazier (Bra Bra), the Viqueens, Daughters of Jezebel, and the Damsel. Female confraternities have supplied spies for allied male confraternities as well as acting as prostitution syndicates. Many of them like their male counterparts were products of government institutions and few private Institutions where discipline is lacking. Exemplary institutions like University of llorin (Federal) and Afe Babalola University ( private) rank tops among the no- go areas for these cult members.
[b]One notable and memorable incident was the massacre of students of Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria, which took place on July 10, 1999 and It resulted in the deaths of five people leaving eleven injured, all students of OAU. It was perpetrated by an organized death squad of 40 members of the Confraternity branch at the university. [/b]They invaded the Awolowo Hall of the university very early in the morning clad in black trousers and black T-shirts, they were masked and armed with shotguns and machetes against fellow students. Even after that heinous operation, many other cults are breeding and have developed into arms carrying.

torture
2. Advanced fee fraud
3. Making painful inscriptions on the bodies of new members.
4. Voodo ritual practice
5. Murder
6. Drinking of human blood,and urine
7. Taking of hard drugs
8. Holding meetings in unconventional places such as cementries, forests, river sides etc.
9. Indecent dressing
10. Intimidation of others
11. Armed robbery
12. Sexual assault
13. Kidnapping.

Daejoyoung:

Actually most of those Lebanese and some of the other whites are not just foreigners but are already Nigerians, they have been here for generations.
We are not saying blacks are stupid or can't do anything, we are saying that the illiteracy level across black nations was high even at their independence. The whites have fought many wars in their dark ages, and they've transcended through a religious reformation and a cultural enlightenment, you can't compare white establishments which have been there for centuries to that of Nigeria or Ghana, Kenya, etc.
Now looking at this list, you'll see SA has 11 out of top 200 multinational companies(and this is not surprising) and Nigeria has 2(which are black owned) and Kenya has Safaricom(which again was developed by whites), and then that's all Africa could offer, which is shameful. This shows that Nigeria deserves some little accolades in all of Africa, although we are not there yet and it's still a disgrace to us, but we are moving slowly.

obaaderemi:
[s]

There r 1 million indians in Nigeria.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/nigeria-india-trade-falls-12bn-2016/

gallivant:


So what's the point, malls are safe delivery points with fun things to do. Way better than yaba market. Anyway, Nigerians shopping online was a cop out because malls and other widely accepted concepts and norms are alien to you. Stick to your cults and voodoo. Online shopping my butt.

nwoke37:


That's why Nigeria has the richest black man. That's why other African counties thank Nigeria for sending teachers to them and even beg for more teachers.. That's why other African nations want Nigerian investments (especially cement).. The other day Tanzania was asking for more companies like Dangote to be established in Tanzania

I don't see Somalia having the richest African.. I don't see somalia sending teachers to other countries.. I don't see Somalia with multinational companies, .... etc

Things are bad in Nigeria but definitely not as bad as Somalia

TayserMahiri:


Dude, fiber optic cables are in ALL counties of Kenya, even as far as Garissa and Turkana. They all have fiber optic cables. See the breakdown of which fiber lines pass where in map below. You can go to the site http://icta.go.ke/nofbi-transmission-network/ to zoom in and look for your favorite town Garissa.

Everywhere in Kenya there is fiber optic cables transmitting on average at the very minimum 13.7 megabits per second, twice as fast as the global average. Thousands and thousands of kilometers of fiber optic cables and this was done almost a decade ago.

Not just that, these days, the Kenya Power Co. (your nepa equivalent) is laying fiber optic cables on all new power transmission lines. Dude! Its called fibre-to-the-home services and is done via optical fiber cabling. Basically, the fibre optic cables are strung between the tops of all new high-voltage transmission lines combining the functions of grounding and communications. The Fibre optic cables are based on Optical POPGW cableilot Ground Wire (OPGW), with 48 optical fibres or cores. And the firm hopes to have this in all its power lines across the country.

That helps not just in connecting more Kenyans to high speed broadband internet but will also be a revenue to them but most importantly, will ensure that they can gather information about their power transmission systems, such as which transmission lines are in service, the amount of power being carried, meter reading at interchange points, and status of equipment and alarms all in real time. Your Nepa will need a century to achieve this kind of vision and efficiency.

https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2018/01/12/fibre-optic-cable-in-place-in-all-counties_c1696673

https://www.ketraco.co.ke/learn/optical-fibre-cable.html

nwoke37:


I found a source....


https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Nairobi-ranked-8th-on-World-Bank-list-of-rich--poor-counties--/539546-2951310-uotkygz/index.html

this was not too recent.. this report was done in 2015...

Nairobi has a long way to go in competing with Lagos

buceta:
You get discriminated against in your own capital

According to local media reports, a Chinese restaurant in the Kenyan capital Nairobi has adopted a rather unsavory practice. After 5 p.m., most African patrons are barred from entering the premises.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2015/03/24/this-chinese-restaurant-in-kenya-is-open-for-dinner-as-long-as-youre-not-african/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.0fd04f682d1f

Bantu Africans are just coons who are incapable of business and will take anything from foreigners. I don't like it when people lump West Africans: Nigerians Ghanaians, Senegalese with East Africans. We are very different from them mentally...

jaycent:
More more more Lasgidi

lacking inspiration or excitement; dull.
"disenchantment with their pedestrian lives"

nwoke37:



Dangote is still in Tanzania.. Tanzania tried to get 16% of Dangote's assets in Tazanaia for free. Dangote never built a factory in Kenya

Ah I see you you haven't heard of Nigerian multinationals especially our banks..

GT bank
UBA
Access Bank
Zenith Bank
Union Bank of Nigeria
Diamond Bank

Some of those banks are even in Kenya... Guess what, they're black owned


We even have our own indigenous telecoms company that's multinational like MTN: It's called Globacom

Let's also not forget Jumia that's also in Kenya

Recently our tech companies are also going multinational


When it comes to Nigerian multinational companies, most of them are either banking or manufacturing(especially cement)

Just a day ago,

Also,


Source for both quotes: https://www.channelstv.com/2018/06/07/nigeria-to-strengthen-economic-ties-with-tanzania/

I wonder why Tanzania isn't asking Kenya for teachers... hmmm

Nigeria even has an aid program for lesser developed African countries, to send teachers to them...




Nigerians, feel free to add more multinational Nigerian companies

nwoke37:



Dangote is still in Tanzania.. Tanzania tried to get 16% of Dangote's assets in Tazanaia for free. Dangote never built a factory in Kenya

Ah I see you you haven't heard of Nigerian multinationals especially our banks..

GT bank
UBA
Access Bank
Zenith Bank
Union Bank of Nigeria
Diamond Bank

Some of those banks are even in Kenya... Guess what, they're black owned


We even have our own indigenous telecoms company that's multinational like MTN: It's called Globacom

Let's also not forget Jumia that's also in Kenya

Recently our tech companies are also going multinational


When it comes to Nigerian multinational companies, most of them are either banking or manufacturing(especially cement)

Just a day ago,

Also,


Source for both quotes: https://www.channelstv.com/2018/06/07/nigeria-to-strengthen-economic-ties-with-tanzania/

I wonder why Tanzania isn't asking Kenya for teachers... hmmm

Nigeria even has an aid program for lesser developed African countries, to send teachers to them...




Nigerians, feel free to add more multinational Nigerian companies

NairobiWalker:


Safaricom was developed by whites? Dude what kind of kush do you guys smoke?

Daejoyoung:

Safaricom is state owned but it is what it is today due to the influence of Vodafone, it has been hugely developed by whites, am l wrong?

NairobiWalker:


As usual, Nigerians with low self-esteem can't fathom African countries progressing. Lol. It is expected of you though.

Daejoyoung:

Actually most of those Lebanese and some of the other whites are not just foreigners but are already Nigerians, they have been here for generations.
We are not saying blacks are stupid or can't do anything, we are saying that the illiteracy level across black nations was high even at their independence. The whites have fought many wars in their dark ages, and they've transcended through a religious reformation and a cultural enlightenment, you can't compare white establishments which have been there for centuries to that of Nigeria or Ghana, Kenya, etc.
Now looking at this list, you'll see SA has 11 out of top 200 multinational companies(and this is not surprising) and Nigeria has 2(which are black owned) and Kenya has Safaricom(which again was developed by whites), and then that's all Africa could offer, which is shameful. This shows that Nigeria deserves some little accolades in all of Africa, although we are not there yet and it's still a disgrace to us, but we are moving slowly.

Daejoyoung:

It's just the truth. Jumia for example, is a Nigerian enterprise. lf foreign companies get's involved and makes it one of the top 200 global brands, it would be hypocritical to deny this.
lt is not very easy for the black man to sell his brand globally. Not even easy for whites who do not have access to world power and peiviledge. When you understand this, you'll see why Africans must try to grow from within by first promoting home grown indigenous enterprises and satisfying the indigenous market and taste before anything else.

NairobiWalker:


How many Nigerians do online shopping seriously? In Kenya, from the peasant farmer in a remote village to the slum dweller in Kibera to the filthy rich in Muthaiga, everyone shops in malls. We can confidently be proud of malls. Online shopping is something that less than 1% of Nigerians use regularly - not always but regularly. In Kenya, many people buy in malls always. It's stupid to compare malls in Kenya with online shopping in Nigeria.