68816419:

So who are you supporting to win the upcoming election?

kikuyu1:
Gallivant, rmbr on ToT I told you about my younger sis' MBA classmate from Appalachia? How his fam suffered such poverty he wore dresses and had to hunt for food and starve- and how truly strange creatures lived in the forest?
Here's a pic of a huge hyena looking wolf with prominent ears. 13.30.

https://youtu.be/yRigyhDTGjE

A huge more normal looking wolf, maybe just a larger than norm wolf chasing a GSD. Compare the size.
[url][https://youtu.be/_IRe6FZL688url]

I do rmbr he said bipedal wolves up to 9 feet exist and I believe him but no pix- for now.

obaaderemi:
Whoever wins, Little India remains what it is, a disgraceful wretched place.

Current events show the country is going to remain in decline. Fuel crisis, rising poverty, indebtedness, falling economy, etc. And expect the election to be bloody as usual

rvp2018:
Kenya is far from being a zoo like Nigeria. I know you're looking for company in your misery corrner but none of our problems are systemic. They are just as result of current government dropping the ball the last four years. The drunkard president has not even held a cabinet meeting in the last two years.

The kenya economy is still expected to grow at 5-6 percent this year but few issues structural changes needed.

I believe Ruto's so called bottom up economic model - will within 1yr have steadied the economy and it will fire in all cylinders.
1) Debt - about 70 percent to GDP - we need to stop borrowing - and start to finance infrastructure through savings & sale of gov assets (more privitisation).
2) We have to reform public sector - KQ for example is bottomless pit - there are many SOES - parastal - that needed to be privatized.

More importantly - we need to fix joblessness - and under-employment - that is affecting about 15M adult Kenyans.

1) 8M of 15m are farmers - we need to fix our agric sector.
2) 8M are informal sectors - we need to implement the Big 4 agenda that Uhuru has failed. Housing alone can employ 4 million people...that willl build upto a million housing units. Uhuru unfortunately has delivered very little. Manufacturing push is also now possible with strong infrastructure...Lamu free port can become big SEZ.

Stuff like fuel shortage - those can be fixed in a single day. Remove the fuel subsidy.

In short Uhuru has dropped the ball - but he has 99 days to go home.

All that is needed is to implement the last 5yr plan - so called big four - Food, Housing, Manufacturing and health care - with seriousness it needs.

We have to write off the last 3yrs due to COVID/RUSSIA/Elections - external factors - and our own internal (lack of leadership as drunk Uhuru became Buhari - an illiterates who should never be near presidency of any country leave alone Nieria )

Naijasauce69:

Are you feeling alright there buddy?

obaaderemi:
You've started praising Ruto the same way you praised uhuru to high heavens initially. Nigerians called him the drunkard president then. You now call him the same.

You of all little Indians here should know your economic crisis is systemic. It's a fallout of dèep endemic failures over the years.... corruption, gratuitous borrowings, and lack of real growth of the economy. What you call growth is a bubble which has now burst. Expect more troubles for the Kenyan economy. The signs are bad.

Your agricultural sector is suffering. TEA is no longer doing well, unlike oil occasioned by Russian Ukrainian war. Things are about to look a lot better for Nigeria. We just need to be more serious about fighting terrorism. And with a new president coming in next year, there's a huge possibility of that happening.

On subsidy, it's like the forbidden fruit. Kenyans have tasted it. Remove it and see how prices of goods would go through the roof. It will finish your economy and mess up your society. Your problems are bigger than you think.

obaaderemi:
You've started praising Ruto the same way you praised uhuru to high heavens initially. Nigerians called him the drunkard president then. You now call him the same.

You of all little Indians here should know your economic crisis is systemic. It's a fallout of dèep endemic failures over the years.... corruption, gratuitous borrowings, and lack of real growth of the economy. What you call growth is a bubble which has now burst. Expect more troubles for the Kenyan economy. The signs are bad.

Your agricultural sector is suffering. TEA is no longer doing well, unlike oil occasioned by Russian Ukrainian war. Things are about to look a lot better for Nigeria. We just need to be more serious about fighting terrorism. And with a new president coming in next year, there's a huge possibility of that happening.

On subsidy, it's like the forbidden fruit. Kenyans have tasted it. Remove it and see how prices of goods would go through the roof. It will finish your economy and mess up your society. Your problems are bigger than you think.

Saddamochieng00:


Where was the half truths/propaganda in the video. I know your country like the back of my hand and yes the situation on the ground is way worse for beggars like you.

samorobo:



Lol you are a fool bro. Your zoo is in turmoil and here you are bothered about Nigeria. Your focus should on your zoo that is at the brink of economic collapse. All that we’ve said over the past few years is just hitting you fool like a rocket. You never see anything, your zoo will make you cry hot blood.

Just40:
don't mind them, they had 4 good years of us warning them that any small external crisis will torpedo their entire country into a terrible place and they didn't listen.

rvp2018:
Ghana the mini zoo can never lecture kenya on anything macro-economics. You look for company in your fellow brodas NIgerians.

https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/ghana-imposes-record-interest-rate-hike-slow-inflation-2022-03-21/

Meanwhile, Ghana's cedi has weakened by about 20% against the dollar this year, making it the second-weakest currency after the Russian rouble in a list of some 20 emerging market units tracked by Reuters.

Addison blamed that in part on recent downgrades by credit ratings agencies Moody's and Fitch, which he said shook investor confidence.

Ghana's total public debt stands at $50.8 billion (351.8 billion Ghanaian cedi), according to central bank figures, about 80% of the country's gross domestic product.

Ghana announced its biggest ever interest rate hike on Monday as it seeks to slow rampant inflation that threatens to create a debt crisis in one of West Africa's largest economies.The Bank of Ghana raised its main lending rate by 250 basis points to 17%


Bottomline - GHANA ECONOMY HAS/HAD COLLAPSED.

rvp2018:
You are still screaming - like the market madman.
Kenya is doing way better than Ghana - whose cedis collapsed at some point to 8.4 to a dollar - 18 percent deprication in single quarter - WORLD WORST performing currency according to Bloomerg.
Our inflation has risen by 1 percent (underlying) - and headline by 2 percent - yours at some point was up 20 percent - worse inflation since 2009.
https://www.africanews.com/2022/04/13/ghana-s-inflation-hits-highest-since-august-2009/
Ghana is a MINI ZOO. Nigeria is a main Zoo.
Kenya is a progressively run country that went through small problems after drunkard president dropped the ball.
Kenya can will fix that problem in less than 100 days.

Just40:
Kenya has never done better than Ghana in anything


Your zoo has no alternative than for the crisis to ride you guys out, unfortunately, it's only going to make your poverty situation worse.


Your country is just a mess

Just40:


Ghana Cedi has recovered all it losses
Ghana inflation has recorded a drop to around 13% for the month ended.

Ghana debt to GDP has recorded a drop to 77%




The Kenyan economy does not exist hence the bread lines and fuel line all over your country.
A complete zoo

rvp2018:
First Nigeria and Kenya cannot be compared. You got very very serious problems. Start first by fixing your education system - and getting millions of kids out of school back to school. Then fix electricity . Then fix pretty much everything that is broken in your country...which is almost everything.

Now let move to Kenya.

Yes Uhuru was always a drunkard. That we knew. That is why we gave him Ruto to help him steady the ship. The first term was great - gov functioned like a clock-work - a lot of work was done. Electrification rate that world fastest - paving of 10K roads - name it - it was huge success and they were re-elected by an even bigger mandate than in 2013 (when both were facing ICC crimes against humanity charges)

The 2nd term was premised on what they called BIG 4 agenda. Then fallout happened. I have spoken to people close to Ruto. They tell me It was down to Uhuru alcoholism, and laziness. DP Ruto was very upset when Uhuru said they should shelter the big four agenda and change the constitution - in misadventure called BBI (which was invalidated by high court, court of appeal and finally the Supreme court).

Ruto was like "BOSS, my job is only to advise and assist you. I think we should implement this thing to the end; let's stick to the promise we made to Kenyans" .The next day Ruto started getting signals. Soon, it was a total blackout. 4.6 years later we have a mess. Unbekonwn to many Kenyans - Uhuru seeing himself as "too young to retire" was trying to find means to extend his stay in power. Thankfully our independent judiciary stopped him right on time.

Uhuru with his known drinking problem has almost driven kenya to a ditch - he has borrowed in 2nd term more than in 1st term - with almost nothing to show - it's gone to recurrent expenditure (Nigeria style). The gov has become totally dysfunctional it last held a cabinet meeting two years ago. Covid and Ukraine thing have compounded the problems.

Now we are going into election - it's btw Ruto and Raila (the guy is trying for 5th time - but is frankly too old and weather beaten - another Buhari who is sleeping on meetings). Ruto on the contrary is very brilliant, very determined, natural leader and very effective. Ruto is leading in most opinion polls and I think if he wins - we would be in very good stead.

Kenya has to fix minor issues compared to Nigeria. What we are trying to fix is manufacturing, more food production for all, better housing for all and free healthcare for all (Ghana has done this).

gallivant:


What happened to posting developments and stfu? This is not a market in Accra for you to run your mouth.

rvp2018:
Usual madness.
Last year this time - Cedis was exchanging 5.80 to a dollar.
As we speak now - it 7.6 cedis to a dollar.
That is serious depreciation.

Kenya SHS has depreciated from 110 a year ago - to now 116.
Our debt to gdp is not even 70 percent
Base lending rate is 7 percent
Our inflation is single digit.

In short slowpoke - Kenya will and has always been miles ahead of Ghana despite your minerals.

Just40:
Tantrums of a hungry man

How many kilometers did you walk today ?


Go and watch the Accra and Kumasi videos I posted

gallivant:


Don't worry about how many kilometers I walked. Post development. Thanks.

tylann:


Uhuru kenyatta and his deputy are both corrupt no one is better than the other Kenyan political class is excessively corrupt..ruto is just taking advantage of gullible Kenyans

Just40:
Dumb kid

A depreciated Cedi is always good to create an export competitive economy.. You can't have your currency far over valued than your immediate neighbors there by creating a situation where goods produces in your country are more expensive than those produced in the countries around you despite having the advantage in the production.


Those are simple economics


Lending rate in Ghana is at 10%

Kenya is suffocating under it debt because it debt repayment to revenue currently stands at almost 80% of your country revenue.
I wonder if your country will be able to page wages this year

This is the reason why Kenya can't afford to buy fuel and there are long lines everywhere.


When your politicians stop paddling economic data for political propaganda, and Kenyans grow the balls to actually interrogation fake economic data, Your country will finally start getting better.

rvp2018:
You can never compare kenya macro-economic and Ghana.
Nobody will invest in a country whose currency is prone to hyperinflation like Ghana.
Nobody will invest in a country whose macro-economics are unstable.
Stability and predictability - low risk - that what Ghana has never nailed - nobody want to sleep with Cedis and wake up tomorrow to find they lost value.
That is why your economy is still dollarized.
Kenya macro-economics are solid - lasting many years.
We have had very minor issues - that we have immediately corrected.
That is why when you see Nairobi or Mombasa and compare it Accra or Kumasi you want to CRY.
And we dont have Gold, or Oil, or Aluminium, or Diamond.
We got nothing.
We dont have enough arable land...just 11% of the land.

samorobo:



Lol you are a fool bro. Your zoo is in turmoil and here you are bothered about Nigeria. Your focus should on your zoo that is at the brink of economic collapse. All that we’ve said over the past few years is just hitting you fool like a rocket. You never see anything, your zoo will make you cry hot blood.

obaaderemi:
Exactly @ bolded. We are prophets. We told them kenya was not experiencing any real growth but just cooking the figures. Now they can't eat those fake figures. Reality has set in.