Subsaharan:


getting more guns is not going go stop insecurity, bringing down unemployment would.

Reform your corrupt incompetent army n police..deal with welfare, equipment and morale..Reforms are painful..you're not ready because you fear return of military dictatorship.How can you transform your militia of 300k poorly trained,paid n unprofessional forces when you fear them..when they routinely beat you in streets.kdf beating civilian is unheard of in Kenya..ultra discipline, well paid,well kit, life insurance, well educated and well motivated

rvp20182:
Total fertility rate below 3 or 2.8.Education & literacy approaching 95..with education quality highest in Africa and decent basic infrastructure.The first will radically transform domestic savings n investments from household upwards. Education is of course greatest denominator n predictor of many things. The last is facilator or enabler.

For your country to take off like those countries you mentioned, you'll need to industrialize, and to do that, you are going to need to spend a lot of money. You're going to need access to cheap energy, raw materials, and a market. right now your government can't even pay salaries.

rvp20182:
Reform your corrupt incompetent army n police..deal with welfare, equipment and morale..Reforms are painful..you're not ready because you fear return of military dictatorship.How can you transform your militia of 300k poorly trained,paid n unprofessional forces when you fear them..when they routinely beat you in streets.kdf beating civilian is unheard of in Kenya..ultra discipline, well paid,well kit, life insurance, well educated and well motivated

lol

rvp20182:
Reform your corrupt incompetent army n police..deal with welfare, equipment and morale..Reforms are painful..you're not ready because you fear return of military dictatorship.How can you transform your militia of 300k poorly trained,paid n unprofessional forces when you fear them..when they routinely beat you in streets.kdf beating civilian is unheard of in Kenya..ultra discipline, well paid,well kit, life insurance, well educated and well motivated

There's absolutely nothing to learn from a Kenyan. Our military is better than yours and higher ranked than yours. There's nothing to learn from a country that can not pay salaries and is on the verge of defaulting.

Obaaderemi2:
There's absolutely nothing to learn from a Kenyan. Our military is better than yours and higher ranked than yours. There's nothing to learn from a country that can not pay salaries and is on the verge of defaulting.

See typical zoogerian who think everything is a petty fight and is incapable of any deep discourse

Subsaharan:



For your country to take off like those countries you mentioned, you'll need to industrialize, and to do that, you are going to need to spend a lot of money. You're going to need access to cheap energy, raw materials, and a market. right now your government can't even pay salaries.

industrialization doesnt happens by accident..yes kenya is at most 10yrs from those countries. Ethiopia electricity is 3 cent usd.They will not industrialize soon.Its about many variables and factors eventually coming together..it not easy..many countries would have done it.You need to nail many things unless you're little country. It's like a ship turning...you won't see enormous effort until it finally turn..or aeroplane taking off...engine runs for hours n it's expend lots fuel..it take off....the pilot turn on autopilot.The difficult thing for an economy is take off.Then you effortlessly cruise 40k feet in the sky.Take off is the most difficult...

My favorite tower at eko Atlantic has now been completed.

This 27 tower at eko Atlantic will be completed soon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcEURSlIRO4

Turns out Phoenix tower and Phoenix rising Sun are two very similar but separate projects within Eko - Atlantic city.
The buildings are opposite each other.
The first project would be 27 floors while the second would be 29.
Here are some clear pics, you can see “Phoenix Tower” site in the background and “Phoenix Rising” in the foreground.
Alongside A&A Tower, Arkland properties is simultaneously developing 3 projects in EAC, a 4th tower is going to be unveiled soon.

A&A Tower fist project at eko Atlantic
Ocean Front | A & A Tower | Mixed-Use | 19F | U/C
Another thing to note is that buildings at 20 to 30 storey height today can be demolished and replaced by 60 to 70 storey ;Dheight structures a few decades down the line as demand grows. Japanese cities like Tokyo and Osaka have been on a building replacement spree demolishing most of the 30 floor office towers built in the 60s and 70s and replacing them with 60 floor towers.

It's safe to say a similar pattern will take place in Eko Atlantic as well as Lagos island, Yaba and Ebute Meta.

Cities with high rise dominated skylines were built over decades. Dubai does not count as that's an outlier fueled by Saudi capital overload.

rvp20182:
See typical zoogerian who think everything is a petty fight and is incapable of any deep discourse

You are the one turning factual discussions into petty fights and name-calling. It's your stock-in-trade.
We gave facts to the reality that your drunkard president was taking little India on a perilous journey of overborrowing and that your country was broke. Instead of learning you hurled insults. So who can't pay salaries now?
You have absolutely nothing to teach us.

These Nigerians Arkland properties guys are not smiling at all. They are currently building 29,27 and 19 story buildings simultaneously at Eko Atlantic. Their last tower will be a 54 story building. Mad oh!

TM HighGardens by TetraManor | 30F | U/C

Oak Heights | Residential | 33F | Groundbreaking
They also promised to build another 35 and 40 foors in the future.

The Audacity Skyline 28 F/ Mixed Use/ Eko Atlantic
Most of these project will be completed during Tinubu’s first time Presidency

Ibiye - ( 45, 35, 32 storey buildings)Ocean Wealth EKO Atlantic

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TM HighGardens by TetraManor | 30F | U/C

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68816419:
My favorite tower at eko Atlantic has now been completed.

Took Them long enough

Obaaderemi2:
You are the one turning factual discussions into petty fights and name-calling. It's your stock-in-trade.
We gave facts to the reality that your drunkard president was taking little India on a perilous journey of overborrowing and that your country was broke. Instead of learning you hurled insults. So who can't pay salaries now?
You have absolutely nothing to teach us.

Ruto administration is introducing reforms that will pay off...he has refused to print money like Nigeria or borrow to fund recurrent expenditure.He has also refused to take in high interest loans. We can print money n pay salaries any day as it just about 50b per month or less than 3 billion per year.Ruto has institute reforms including deep budget cut with intentions of returning kenya macroeconomic to solid state in 18 months. Now only 12 months to go.Ghana biggest problem remains macroeconomic mismanagement despite being functional country compared to Nigeria. Kenya has to avoid Ghana and Zambia curse of circular default otherwise everything else is great.As for Nigeria army...forget stupid ranking..focus on their ability to deal with boko haram,jihadist and cattle rustling.

Shaytun:


Took Them long enough

That is dead project that unlikely to turn around.

The baseless propaganda that Kenya is broke and didn't pay salaries proven wrong as kenya gov collects 2 billion dollars monthly in taxes https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/economy/treasury-cash-data-fails-to-reveal-a-broke-government--4205740

Mkenya2019:
Ruto administration is introducing reforms that will pay off...he has refused to print money like Nigeria or borrow to fund recurrent expenditure.He has also refused to take in high interest loans. We can print money n pay salaries any day as it just about 50b per month or less than 3 billion per year.Ruto has institute reforms including deep budget cut with intentions of returning kenya macroeconomic to solid state in 18 months. Now only 12 months to go.Ghana biggest problem remains macroeconomic mismanagement despite being functional country compared to Nigeria. Kenya has to avoid Ghana and Zambia curse of circular default otherwise everything else is great.As for Nigeria army...forget stupid ranking..focus on their ability to deal with boko haram,jihadist and cattle rustling.

This is from Kenya's Standard Media newspaper:
In a rare admission, the government
revealed it does not have enough money to pay for its
obligations from debts to salaries and pensions.

Obaaderemi2:
This is from Kenya's Standard Media newspaper:
In a rare admission, the government
revealed it does not have enough money to pay for its
obligations from debts to salaries and pensions.

Obaboon, date and link please...

Obaaderemi2:
You are the one turning factual discussions into petty fights and name-calling. It's your stock-in-trade.
We gave facts to the reality that your drunkard president was taking little India on a perilous journey of overborrowing and that your country was broke. Instead of learning you hurled insults. So who can't pay salaries now?
You have absolutely nothing to teach us.

Obaboon quit crying! What's factual about your post? All these years you still haven't matured from silly childish tantrums?

rvp20182:
See typical zoogerian who think everything is a petty fight and is incapable of any deep discourse

Deep discourse? You are asking too much from that slowpoke who thinks "little India" is a salient point to bring in a debate.

Of course - Ruto administration is keen to fix macro-economics and we will have fully stable macro-economics in 12 months.

There will be occasional pain - for example we already cut 3billion dollars from current budget - we are also increasing revenue collections - and by next year budget - we will have balanced budget (first time since 2006 or 2010).

We have option to go Ghana or Zambia way - become irresponsible, default , invite IMF.

Or become Nigeria or Zimbwabwe - print money - cause inflation - increase poverty - and become a Zoo.

Or having been irresponsible the last few years - we do what IMF would order us to do anyway - institute painful reforms.


Use 30 second to listen to this.
https://twitter.com/citizentvkenya/status/1648685120176689152?s=20
“The previous administration used to borrow money from banks owned by the same leaders to pay salaries,” DP Gachagua attributes gov’t’s cash crunch to shift from using loans to fund recurrent expenditure to relying on revenue collected.

Obaaderemi2:
This is from Kenya's Standard Media newspaper:
In a rare admission, the government
revealed it does not have enough money to pay for its
obligations from debts to salaries and pensions.

To his credit, he is not as horrible as the two Ghanian mad men we have to suffer here. He just think because Nigeria is a Zoo - kenya is also a zoo.

gallivant:

Deep discourse? You are asking too much from that slowpoke who thinks "little India" is a salient point to bring in a debate.

rvp20182:
To his credit, he is not as horrible as the two Ghanian mad men we have to suffer here. He just think because Nigeria is a Zoo - kenya is also a zoo.

Stop doing side talks with gallipig. These discussions are beyond his 10mb brain.

Nigeria is ahead of Kenya financially. I will keep repeating it until you cave in under the pressure. I know you hate hearing the truth. Kenya not paying salaries and failing to disburse fund to counties is a sign of a deeper illness. These things can not be hidden. Nigeria has never defaulted on debts nor owed federal government workers. That's a little india way.

rvp20182:
Of course - Ruto administration is keen to fix macro-economics and we will have fully stable macro-economics in 12 months.

There will be occasional pain - for example we already cut 3billion dollars from current budget - we are also increasing revenue collections - and by next year budget - we will have balanced budget (first time since 2006 or 2010).

We have option to go Ghana or Zambia way - become irresponsible, default , invite IMF.

Or become Nigeria or Zimbwabwe - print money - cause inflation - increase poverty - and become a Zoo.

Or having been irresponsible the last few years - we do what IMF would order us to do anyway - institute painful reforms.


Use 30 second to listen to this.
https://twitter.com/citizentvkenya/status/1648685120176689152?s=20
“The previous administration used to borrow money from banks owned by the same leaders to pay salaries,” DP Gachagua attributes gov’t’s cash crunch to shift from using loans to fund recurrent expenditure to relying on revenue collected.

We told you all this during Kenyatta's time in power. You called us names as animals like gallipig cheered you on.

See, what an elder will see sitting down, a child can not see it even if he climbed an iroko tree. (Yoruba Proverb)

rvp20182:
Of course - Ruto administration is keen to fix macro-economics and we will have fully stable macro-economics in 12 months.

There will be occasional pain - for example we already cut 3billion dollars from current budget - we are also increasing revenue collections - and by next year budget - we will have balanced budget (first time since 2006 or 2010).

We have option to go Ghana or Zambia way - become irresponsible, default , invite IMF.

Or become Nigeria or Zimbwabwe - print money - cause inflation - increase poverty - and become a Zoo.

Or having been irresponsible the last few years - we do what IMF would order us to do anyway - institute painful reforms.


Use 30 second to listen to this.
https://twitter.com/citizentvkenya/status/1648685120176689152?s=20
“The previous administration used to borrow money from banks owned by the same leaders to pay salaries,” DP Gachagua attributes gov’t’s cash crunch to shift from using loans to fund recurrent expenditure to relying on revenue collected.

Kenya has already gone the Zambia Sri Lanka way and defaulted.... Ghana avoided default and printed money

Kenya does not have an independent monetary policy he's cant afford that.

Mkenya2019:
Ruto administration is introducing reforms that will pay off...he has refused to print money like Nigeria or borrow to fund recurrent expenditure.He has also refused to take in high interest loans. We can print money n pay salaries any day as it just about 50b per month or less than 3 billion per year.Ruto has institute reforms including deep budget cut with intentions of returning kenya macroeconomic to solid state in 18 months. Now only 12 months to go.Ghana biggest problem remains macroeconomic mismanagement despite being functional country compared to Nigeria. Kenya has to avoid Ghana and Zambia curse of circular default otherwise everything else is great.As for Nigeria army...forget stupid ranking..focus on their ability to deal with boko haram,jihadist and cattle rustling.

Usual Rvp nonsense

No wonder things have turn out worse for Kenya... Reckless borrowing has brought Kenya to the Sri Lanka path.
Default, food and drug shortages as well as dollar and fuel shortages

Just40:
Usual Rvp nonsense

No wonder things have turn out worse for Kenya... Reckless borrowing has brought Kenya to the Sri Lanka path.
Default, food and drug shortages as well as dollar and fuel shortages

Ghana defaulted already. Misery needs company...