gallivant:


You are getting desperate and angry at the wrong people. You should angry at your leaders, like Buhari.

Angry? You should say thank you,sir to me for teaching you your history for free.

gallivant:


We don't need to spend a lot of money on satellites, that's how Nigeria became the poverty capital of the world. Misplaced priorities.

Because you don't know the value and because you are broke.

Do you believe that report that Nigeria is poverty capital of the world?

gallivant:


What do they call Stock Exchange and Market Capitalization in Swahili? Explain to the Nigerians.

he he he...
Stock xchange = soko la hisa

Now you a Kenyan should explain market capitalization since you claimed to speak swahili

obaaderemi:
When it comes to Kenya, Asians whites and Nigerians share one thing in common : we make inroads into your markets

obaaderemi:
Hahahaha at the bolded. So because it has "pesa" in it's name the Kenyans were deceived for years. Well,now they know. Mpesa is British in-fact-and-in law.

obaaderemi:
Angry? You should say thank you,sir to me for teaching you your history for free.

You can force a donkey to the river but you can't force it to drink. Obaboon, decide when to take a drink at your own time. My job here is done. Adios.

gallivant:


Childish arguments. Nigeria refuses to sign because we will steamroll your market with our products. Tanzania has refused to sign too.

Which products do you produce?

List dem and let see if at all you have one.

Daejoyoung:

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Dangote: Mega corruption discouraged me from investing in Kenya
By NAHASHON MUSUNGU April 7, 2018 9:00 am2 Min Read
Nigerian tycoon Aliko Dangote, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Dangote Group. AFP PHOTO Nigerian tycoon Aliko Dangote, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Dangote Group. AFP PHOTO
Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote shelved plans to extend his vast business empire to Kenya, after being put off by top decision makers in the country whom he has described as "more corrupt than Nigerians."


Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote shelved plans to extend his vast business empire to Kenya, after being put off by top decision makers in the country whom he has described as “more corrupt than Nigerians.”

Celebrated media personality Jeff Koinange recently made the revelation from a private conversation he had with the Nigerian billionaire businessman.

Speaking on his breakfast show on local FM station, Koinange shared details of his chat with Dangote whom he meet when attended the tycoon’s daughter’s wedding in Nigeria last month.

“I asked him, ‘Al Hajj when are you coming back to Kenya?’ and he said ‘Jeff, there are people in that place (Kenya) who put greed and personal interest ahead of national interest. I didn’t think Kenya would be more corrupt that Nigeria.'” Koinange narrated on air

The last bolded is a fact!

Kazikazi:
he he he...
Stock xchange = soko la hisa

Now you a Kenyan should explain market capitalization since you claimed to speak swahili

What's the worth of your soko la hisa compared to Nairobi stock exchange market capitalization? I am not interested in Swahili lessons. You are just another donkey refusing to drink..dummy.

gallivant:






You can force a donkey to the river but you can't force it to drink. Obaboon, decide when to take a drink at your own time. My job here is done. Adios.

You better run far, gallipig, with your tail between your legs.

forgiveness:


Which products do you produce?

List dem and let see if at all you have one.

Forgiveness, I don't like childish arguments. Sign the free trade agreement.

obaaderemi:
You better run far, gallipig, with your tail between your legs.

Who is running? I only gave up on you. You should not be celebrating.

Just30:
only Zenith bank

As far as it is Nigerian


It is the second largest bank in Ghana

sufferNsmiling:


Odua investment limited is no more into agriculture they are now into properties and importing generators they are one of the biggest importance of generators into nigeria. In facts they are one of the top ten importance of generators into nigeria

And so?

Kenyanstar:

So does being richer than Chandaria make Chandaria's contribution less important..... What is up with your mediocre thinking?

Where did I write his contribution is less important?


It seems you were confused when you claimed no philanthropist in Nigeria can do what Chandaria did in Kenya. I am sure you were confused.

gallivant:


Forgiveness, I don't like childish arguments. Sign the free trade agreement.

List what you produce. We don't want chinko, India and foreign goods here.

LIE? you Shitnigerians suffer from hallucinatory aria Apart from Zenith Bank, all other Nigerian banks in Ghana era struggling that is a fact I don’t need any dumb, useless internet link to know that,right? I don’t expect you to to understand that

forgiveness:



Why did you lie then? don't come here and lie next time.

t1ann:

If you don't know something please ask
Not coming up with your inventions
At no time in our history did kenyans attack indians and loot they property
Refrain from making stupid accusations
attacking of indians and looting of they property happened in uganda

Better direct this advice to that RIP guy. He seems to know what goes on in Aso Rock than the federal government of Nigeria with his dumb ideas about Nigeria

Kazikazi:
Ya its a british,patented by Vodafone.But they are using Swahili name " pesa" which means money.I think that is a reason many Kenyan thought its a Kenyan!

In Swahili,money can be interpreted as
Fedha,
Pesa,
Hela.

What of peso I thought that was money too

forgiveness:



List what you produce. We don't want chinko, India and foreign goods here.

What's chinko?

gallivant:


We don't need to spend a lot of money on satellites, that's how Nigeria became the poverty capital of the world. Misplaced priorities.

Hay kiddo


You don't have a satellite

EOD

genieluv2:


Can't you survive without hatred and bitterness for once? What kind of toxic person are you? I really pity the people close to you. Smh

It's this thread. It has wrecked many Kenyans. I am sure most of them are now mean and angry with those close to them. At a point they were boasting of being marathon runners. Now Nigerians have run the Kenyans ragged. They are now easily irritable to the extent of fighting one another here in front of Nigerians. The only thing keeping them here is their injured pride. They are trapped here. Next time when they hear NIGE before they hear RIA they would run.

darfay:



What of peso I thought that was money too

Its Portuguese, Spanish or Latin. Pesa was incorporated from that, thanks to the long history of trade between those countries and the East African coast. So are many other Swahili words. I bet you the Tanzanian fool wouldn't know.

It is the second largest bank in Ghana so what? a bank is just a bank for depositors funds? And who told you zenith Bank is the second largest bank in Ghana? Even if it is true, it means nothing! Or do banks in your country have a say in your economy? Banks operate strictly under rules dictated by central banks and other governmental agencies. That is all. That is the reality you don’t seem to know or accept

Nigerian banks are in a Ghana and yet your economic is in tatters?

darfay:




As far as it is Nigerian


It is the second largest bank in Ghana

gallivant:


Who is running? I only gave up on you. You should not be celebrating.

You

obaaderemi:
It's this thread. It has wrecked many Kenyans. I am sure most of them are now mean and angry with those close to them. At a point they were boasting of being marathon runners. Now Nigerians have run the Kenyans ragged. They are now easily irritable to the extent of fighting one another here in front of Nigerians. The only thing keeping them here is their injured pride. They are trapped here. Next time when they hear NIGE before they hear RIA they would run.

Comedy is a great therapy. You are on the right track to recovery.

forgiveness:



Where did I write his contribution is less important?


It seems you were confused when you claimed no philanthropist in Nigeria can do what Chandaria did in Kenya. I am sure you were confused.

Shameless pigs


An Indian is the richest man in Kenya who doubles as their Lord and Savior


Oh poor little Indians

Who shall liberate you


If only you(slaves) didn't like your chains(indian slave master)

BlcoChina2018:
It is the second largest bank in Ghan so what? a bank is just a bank for depositors funds? And who old you zenith Bank is the second largest bank in Ghana? Even if it is true, it means nothing! Or do banks in your country have a say in your economy? Banks operate strictly under rules dictated by central banks and other governmental agencies. That is all. That is the reality you don’t seem to know or accept

For all intents and purposes, you are an idiot @the bolded. Your fellow Ghanaians would be ashamed of you for asking such a question.

darfay:





Shameless pigs


An Indian is the richest man in Kenya who doubles as their Lord and Savior


Oh poor little Indians

Who shall liberate you


If only you(slaves) didn't like your chains(indian slave master)

We shall do our best as fellow Africans.

BlcoChina2018:
It is the second largest bank in Ghana so what? a bank is just a bank for depositors funds? And who told you zenith Bank is the second largest bank in Ghana? Even if it is true, it means nothing! Or do banks in your country have a say in your economy? Banks operate strictly under rules dictated by central banks and other governmental agencies. That is all. That is the reality you don’t seem to know or accept

Nigerian banks are in a Ghana and yet your economic is in tatters?

OK, but they bring in profit from Ghanaian depositors into Nigeria

gallivant:


Its Portuguese, Spanish or Latin. Pesa was incorporated from that, thanks to the long history of trade between those countries and the East African coast. So are many other Swahili words. I bet you the Tanzanian fool wouldn't know.

Thanks kiddo

gallivant:


Comedy is a great therapy. You are on the right track to recovery.

You are my "comedy relief".

Yes, we Ghanaians are very generous. We can afford to give your banks profit they can repatriate back to your country. Given the current state of affairs in your country, we are helping to put food on the table of some Nigerians. You see why Nigerians should always be grateful to Ghanaians and stop spewing out crap?

darfay:



OK, but they bring in profit from Ghanaian depositors into Nigeria

obaaderemi:
You are my "comedy relief".

You should try stand up comedy. You seem to have the knack for it.