₦airaland Forum

rvp20182:
Your cesspool of country can scare nobody.Youre the poverty capital of the world.Youre the malaria capital of the world accounting for 30% of all global malaria case and 40% of it's death.You lose more than 100k Nigerians to Malaria annually or even at least 1m kids.Compare to Kenya where places like Nairobi have virtually eliminated Malaria and nationally we are aiming at 5% Malaria prevalence.You cannot even take simple steps to reduce malaria...like insecticide treated mosquito nets.And here you claiming you're Giants with shortish and brutish lives.Is there hope for Nigeria no.Youre breeding like rats.CPR rate is 25% or less as you refuse to adopt family planning.Kenya has hit 60% CPR rate and soon we will the sweatpot of 2kids per family like most southern Africa countries and developed world.We are 3 now kids and unlike Nigeria kids who are lucky to see their 5th birthday..we have reduced child mortality.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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

Just30:
only Zenith bank

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

gallivant:
Look what the cat dragged in?! Are you ready to explain why you only have 3 Olympic medals or how you defeated global warming? Stop posting rubbish, TV is for the lazy types.

rvp20182:
Yes of course like EKo City - and you don't see us berating you - but you want us to split kenyan investment by RACE and then post only those black own - however difficult it is to split modern companies by such nonsense. Grow up.

rvp20182:
Their politically linked companies are afraid of competition - internally they crash any competition by abusing federal gov - who decide who to issue critical licesnse like import license & forex - now if they allow their inefficient companies will get crashed.

You can see how South Africans steamed rolled them. Now imagine allowing duty free goods manufactured anywhere to be sold in Nigeria. They will get steam-rolled by South Africa, Egypt, Kenya and Morocco manufacturers.

rvp20182:
Their politically linked companies are afraid of competition - internally they crash any competition by abusing federal gov - who decide who to issue critical licesnse like import license & forex - now if they allow their inefficient companies will get crashed.

You can see how South Africans steamed rolled them. Now imagine allowing duty free goods manufactured anywhere to be sold in Nigeria. They will get steam-rolled by South Africa, Egypt, Kenya and Morocco manufacturers.

rvp20182:
Telkom has been hopeless the last 30yrs and is majority owned by gov.Helios got a bad deal by buying France Orange stake there.As for PayNet Interswitch they got also played by the white Zimbabwean who owned it and knew ATMs in Kenya were no longer profitable.All Nigerian investment in Kenya are loss making business that smart investors sold to gullible Nigerians.Kenya investment in Nigeria are profitable.

ednited:
Haile gebreselassie is actually the ambassador of Zemen bank

jaycent:
Yopeez or whatever you call your name? You think I won't found out darfay come and see this idiot oo

Damsyjay:
Bro..make sure you medically service your brain next time before you make any comment here

Atouke:
The tallest building in Nigeria currently under construction in Uyo has reached its 12th floor december 2018.
The building is due for opening in may 2019, it is expected to be the first smart leed building in this part of Africa and will house major commercial concers in tha state.

rvp20182:
Compare Airlines with Airlines. How is Nigerian Airways doing in the ground down? Kenya Airways had a rough patch mostly due to bad bet on oil futures - but for a long time it was the most profitable Airline in Africa (if not the world). Which is why when it hit turbulences - her creditors and kenya gov - had no problem stepping in.
https://images.cdn.centreforaviation.com/stories/2012/april/16/Kenya_Airways_projected_route_network.png

Kenya Airways is one of the most successful and consistently profitable airlines in Africa. The carrier has achieved five straight years of operating profits, as well as net profits over four of the past five years. In FY2010/11 (year ending 31-Mar-2012), the carrier reported a net profit of KES3.5 billion (USD42.6 million), improving significantly on the previous financial year.

Kenya Airways - The Pride of Africa - will soon return to profitability as it soars high. It SSA competitors have had rough patches too - Ethiopia Airline had it's trouble - and right now South Africa Airways survival is doubtful.

https://cdn.airplane-pictures.net/images/uploaded-images/2016/2/19/674008.jpg

Kazikazi:
I see a flag adorned with stone age primitive weapons! Which country's flag is that?
Pwo pwo pwo pwo pwo pwo...

Yobeezy:
Don't ask them because they're occasional visitors here,so they know very little.Nigerians are scattered in almost all parts of Kenya like the coastal regions,western and the central regions,

sufferNsmiling:
As we get close to 3000 pages the good news is the giants coughing has now arrived. So please let's sing a nice song before it gets buried.

Swing low, sweet chariot,

Comin' for to carry me home;

Swing low, sweet chariot,

Comin' for to carry me home.



I looked over Jordan,

And WHAT did I see,

Comin' for to carry me home,

A band of angels comin' after me,

Comin' for to carry me home.



Swing low, sweet chariot,

Comin' for to carry me home;

Swing low, sweet chariot,

Comin' for to carry me home.



If you get there before I do,

Comin' for to carry me home,

Tell all my friends I'm comin' too,

Comin' for to carry me home.

gallivant:
That's what fools say when they realise all their wealth has been stolen and stashed in Dubai, swiss banks and other oyimbo countries. They are so upset some of them are full blown racists and mental cases. How can someone hate Chandaria because he works hard yet they worship and even elect former coup leaders as president? All this oyimbo and little indian talk is self reflection of Naija society, they are and feel hopeless.

rvp20182:
Easy find out how much profit you bank subsidiaries are making from 20 plus countries.They are expanding without any strategy and burning money.Constrast with Kenya banks regional strategies and their no appetite to lose money.In fact foreign banks like Ecobank are eating Nigeria bank lunch as you ran to very competitive market like Kenya.

rvp20182:
Compare Airlines with Airlines. How is Nigerian Airways doing in the ground down? Kenya Airways had a rough batch mostly due to bad bet on oil futures - but for a long time it was the most profitable Airline in Africa (if not the world). Which is why when it hit turbulences - her creditors and kenya gov - had no problem stepping in.
https://images.cdn.centreforaviation.com/stories/2012/april/16/Kenya_Airways_projected_route_network.png

Kenya Airways is one of the most successful and consistently profitable airlines in Africa. The carrier has achieved five straight years of operating profits, as well as net profits over four of the past five years. In FY2010/11 (year ending 31-Mar-2012), the carrier reported a net profit of KES3.5 billion (USD42.6 million), improving significantly on the previous financial year.

Kenya Airways - The Pride of Africa - will soon return to profitability as it soars high. It SSA competitors have had rough patches too - Ethiopia Airline had it's trouble - and right now South Africa Airways survival is doubtful.

https://cdn.airplane-pictures.net/images/uploaded-images/2016/2/19/674008.jpg

rvp20182:
Compare Airlines with Airlines. How is Nigerian Airways doing in the ground down? Kenya Airways had a rough batch mostly due to bad bet on oil futures - but for a long time it was the most profitable Airline in Africa (if not the world). Which is why when it hit turbulences - her creditors and kenya gov - had no problem stepping in.
https://images.cdn.centreforaviation.com/stories/2012/april/16/Kenya_Airways_projected_route_network.png

Kenya Airways is one of the most successful and consistently profitable airlines in Africa. The carrier has achieved five straight years of operating profits, as well as net profits over four of the past five years. In FY2010/11 (year ending 31-Mar-2012), the carrier reported a net profit of KES3.5 billion (USD42.6 million), improving significantly on the previous financial yea.

t1ann:
They are 20k most of them are hooligans

t1ann:
There will never be 2 million kenyans in nigeria

obaaderemi:
That's still more than all the profit Kenya Airways made in 5years.

Yobeezy:
There are very many of them who are just students and hustlers here,infact even old papas and mamas from Nigeria are here of whom I think have been living in Kenya for years and giving birth to generations of Nigerian gene.
Population of Nigerians in Kenya is 26k,what of Kenyans in Nigeria?
I doubt if they reach 1k