₦airaland Forum

TayserMahri:
That bitch I call a mother in kibera came from nowhere and talked sht but I fvcked nonsense out of her mouth hole. You need to c the way my useless mother was screaming

TayserMahri:
Seriously lady. You brought yourself here and we about to give you firewood You're the societal mate here for each one to screw

Jonraid:
And that's the Nigerian domination? Jumia? The Jumia which is known to be selling cheap Chinese phones in Kenya and which can barely put a profit!

I'm afraid to say that Jumia's balance sheets are terrible! Their investors are even mulling of selling it off!

TayserMahri:
Not really. Firewood looks like a bleached Nigerian lady like yourself

Jonraid:
It's *your* not 'ur'

Jonraid:
Get in the kitchen and prepare me some pounded yams !

tylann:
Who is the b!tch
Or do you need firewood
Kenyans if you know you know

Jonraid:
Giant of Africa my foot!

Jonraid:
Are you even listening to yourself? How is that domination? You mean Jumia the loss making firm?

PreciousRahl:
I was just being humorous, carry your seriousness far away from me

gallivant:
Where is your Pan African spirit? If I feel a little Ghanaian today, what's the problem? You must embrace it. In fact next time I get banned I will come back as Kofi Kwame, you understand me Charlie?

TayserMahri:


I knew you had orgasm over that RVP issue hoping I can calm down and stop dealing with you idiots. Too bad! Im here now for your refugee ass. Im going to make sure you take yourself back to the shithol and smell the rats there Someone from the world's poverty capital trying to act South African.

Ibrahimanis:
He said there are more Kenyans in Ivy Leagues than Nigerians

He measures music revenue per capita

He measures road km per capita

He measures rail km per capita

He gave us a fraudulent list of Kenyan companies in Nigeria.

He said nigerian banks in Kenya are running at loss only for me to prove him wrong.

He said 90% of Nigerians bleach

He said lupita gross more than Nollywood per year

He said Kenyans are more competitive than Nigerians only for me to show him that we have more local companies than Kenya.

Oh he is a genius all right. Just a Kenyan genius!

gallivant:
Calm down Charlie.

tylann:
This rvp20183 is a genius
He is massacring Nigerians with facts and the truth .

rvp20183:
First it very obvious you don't know just how big 3.9M TEUS port capacity is.

Secondly according to credible source - not your usual lying nigeria gov- Lagos port complex total capacity is 1.5M - TinCan has 650K and the remainder - Apapa.

10,000 containers - why not move them to Container Terminals - who make a port a container store?

In Mombasa we have several private CFS - that store containers - and get paid - storage fee - and are under tight security from gov.

You can continue building ports - but they will remain inefficient - and Africa worst like everything Nigeria - until you start engaging your brains.

Ibrahimanis:
No mind them. I just they use d guy brain since. Now na to ask for him source, I go show am my own then I go finish am. FATALITY

Even claiming that Mombasa port alone can handle more than all of Nigeria's port combine. Imagine that!

rvp20183:
The 500B GDP giant gorilla highest ever was 1.6M TEUS in 2014 - and they are now doing anything 1.3-1.5M. In gross tonnage - they are doing I think around 60M tonnes from all their ports - Apapa, Tin can, Port Harcourt.

“The record year for containers in Nigeria was 2014, with throughput of 1.6 million TEUs. That has been the highest so far in the history of this country".

Like I alluded their economy is about 2.5 times kenya with about 1/3 of it oil-based. At best theirs is 200B economy.

South Africa with 320B economy - in Durban alone - process 2.5M TEUS.

rvp20183:
The 500B GDP giant gorilla highest ever was 1.6M TEUS in 2014 - and they are now doing anything 1.3-1.5M. In gross tonnage - they are doing I think around 60M tonnes from all their ports - Apapa, Tin can, Port Harcourt.

“The record year for containers in Nigeria was 2014, with throughput of 1.6 million TEUs. That has been the highest so far in the history of this country".

Like I alluded their economy is about 2.5 times kenya with about 1/3 of it oil-based. At best theirs is 200B economy.

South Africa with 320B economy - in Durban alone - process 2.5M TEUS.

Blue3k2:
Akwa Ibom. You're seem like an external pessimist. Who cares of the company is owned by him? Again you dont see big picture. The company has lots of partners like dangote Blackstone and other giant companies. Kano buying bulk electricity means certain doom in your mind only. Its not like Akwa Ibom cant buy it or uograde their plant. They spent money to start airline afterall.

iammo:
if they keep asking what will the Yoruba's benefit from having a VP from our region I gladly point to this , whether they increase its funding or not, Dubai inner city metro of just 74km cost $4.2bn, compared to this linking 3 capital city in the southwest. By the time dangote biggest refinery in west Africa commences operation and starts delivering power to our national grid, and this rail start lifting passengers, our noisy envious neighbors would have something to wail about apart from marginalisation

Okoroawusa:
Kano state wants to purchase power from Qua Oboe Power Plant n the plant owners n foreign technical partners want a guarantee financial backing from FG n that is what the minister has just approved.


Another interested state can do same.


Do u understand it now?

tiredoflife:
Yeah so is the gas coming from the Niger delta
Who pass u pass u
Stop trying to be half smart
How did the emir get money to own such project
Abi as CBN governor dem dey pay am in billions
Let's keep fooling ourselves down south
While they share Nigeria as a real estate

Blue3k2:
The agreement means the company is making money. Which means taxes revenue for company. The tax revenue will be used to fund state.

forgiveness:
https://www.dhahabu.co.ke/2018/03/08/kenya-has-less-than-10-individuals-worth-more-than-sh50-billion/

Goel:
Well thanks, I've been once there for a power station (Combined Cycle) project.
All I watched on streets, people its not much different than eastern part of India if not better. Though, my father told me that they we're far behind once but now caught up with us.
Poverty is a relative term. India has more private companies for services which some countries' goverments may do. Similarly, some private companies in other countries do what Government in India does.

The salary they generally earn is lower than Indians a bit but the services provided in their goverment schools, hospitals and offices are much better than India's, corruption is really very low there.
While Soviet Union, China and India failed to implement their socialist dreams of equalist utopian countries which they conceived 70 years ago, Bangladesh, Nepal and Vietenam have used socialism successfully to lift millions outta poverty with industrialisation in less than 50 years. Though, their industries aren't diversified.


Well, where I was racist? Nor, I'm idioted enough to judge countries by posting "pictures". Not understood for sentence remark too.

rvp20183:
Only 10-15% of US shopping is online. In Nigeria and Kenya - it maybe 0.5% - the occasional shopping for cheap chinese phones from Jumia. Don't try such nonsense on me.

rvp20183:
Only 10-15% of US shopping is online. In Nigeria and Kenya - it maybe 0.5% - the occasional shopping for cheap chinese phones from Jumia. Don't try such nonsense on me.

tiredoflife:
tomorrow una go say aboki no get sense
Generate power for south
Carry am go kano
Yet the south is in total darkness
Nigeria is a real estate to the northerners
We are just occupying space down south
If they have their way dem for push us into the Atlantic ocean

Blue3k2:
Alright thats good for them. In another article it started Kano is settng up Kano State Bulk Electricity Trading Company (KBET) to buy all the power. Basically Kano and neighbouring states will get more power.

This win win solution for kano and company and Akwa Iboms economy. Akwa Ibom could've jumped on this opportunity but I'm guessing they rather upgrade the state power plant at some point.






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theenchanter:
the problem with u is that u know a lot about nigeria that u fail woefully in every other subject that has nothing to do with nigeria.

I guess u've never heard on online shopping in ur 37yrs of existence, why should i go to d mall when i can have my product delivered to me at the comfort of my room and phone?

For ur information, supermarkets (not malls) are scattered around every corner in naija but nigerians rather shop online, check d largest online shoppers in africa.

Maybe we need to talk and understand some basic things before arguing unnecessary.