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JaceBlaze:Where did you get that information from? ![]() |
Jonraid:If it doesn't, Christians and Jews believe so. Gbam. |
Jonraid:Christians, Muslims and Jews believe she is from Ethiopia. |
ednited:Hmm! Can you please indicate the year of these accomplishments? Thanks |
jaycent: ![]() |
jaycent:Hahahaha! Explain. ![]() |
XhosaNostra:No one is ugly in the sight of God and their parents. They are all fairly and wonderfully made. You get the gist. ![]() |
jaycent:Na Mie pikin. ![]() |
jaycent:Hahahaha! ![]() |
XhosaNostra:Are you that fat mama? ![]() |
Bifwoli:I know you are an ignoramus but will take it easy on you. ![]() EIU Global liveable report didn't release 231 most livable cities in the world. Rather, it was Mercer that did the ranking of 231 most livable cities in the world after survey was carried out on 450 cities. I repeat 450 cities were evaluated during the process using the methodology below and Lagos and Abuja were ranked 212 and 213 respectively. There's nothing like category of least livable cities. That's from your own fantasy. And stop using Nairaland and premier times to justify your ridiculous and false claims that Mercer and EIU made any category for least livable cities. Pure lie. ![]() Mercer's survey is tagged 'The Mercer of Quality living Survey while that of EIU is EIU Global liveable index. ![]() Unfortunately and as expected, Accra and Nairobi were missing in the 140 most livable cities report released by EIU after the methodology listed below was considered. ![]() This is not about the most beautiful cities or most developed cities in the world. It is purely on only livability of a city. Who wan go Edmonton, Graz, Pretoria, Darwin go do business make money? ![]() If you want report on the most developed and beautiful cities, there are credible source for them. ![]() https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.mercer.com/newsroom/2018-quality-of-living-survey.html&ved=2ahUKEwiZ3ZGaxtbgAhU6VxUIHW8pBp4QFjALegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw1Ly7lJAbcceL9rzadiEebv https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/mercer-these-are-the-worlds-most-livable-cities.483519/ Global Liveability Index 2018 In this year’s Global Liveability Index 2018, Vienna displaces Melbourne as the most liveable city in the world. This free report summarises the survey’s latest findings, as well as highlighting the top ten most and least liveable cities. The Global Liveability Index 2018 - The Economist Intelligence Unit The Economist Intelligence Unit helps business leaders prepare for opportunity, empowering them to act with confidence when making strategic decisions. We are renowned for our comprehensive global coverage and use the best analytical minds to examine markets, countries and industries with a level of insight you cannot find elsewhere. Uncompromising integrity, relentless rigour and precise communication underpin everything we do. We are meticulous with every analysis, every study, every projection and every commentary that carries the EIU brand. Our reputation for trusted business intelligence depends on it. Crystallise your thinking and see greater possibilities with business intelligence from the EIU–the most assured way to prepare for opportunity. https://www.eiu.com/public/topical_report.aspx?campaignid=Liveability2018 Methodology Mercer evaluates local living conditions in more than 450 cities surveyed worldwide. Living conditions are analysed according to 39 factors, grouped in 10 categories: • Political and social environment (political stability, crime, law enforcement, etc.). • Economic environment (currency exchange regulations, banking services). • Socio-cultural environment (media availability and censorship, limitations on personal freedom). • Medical and health considerations (medical supplies and services, infectious diseases, sewage, waste disposal, air pollution, etc.). • Schools and education (standards and availability of international schools). • Public services and transportation (electricity, water, public transportation, traffic congestion, etc.). • Recreation (restaurants, theatres, cinemas, sports and leisure, etc.). • Consumer goods (availability of food/daily consumption items, cars, etc.). • Housing (rental housing, household appliances, furniture, maintenance services). • Natural environment (climate, record of natural disasters). Don't be jealous your city is missing in the current 140 cities. ![]() |
Yobeezy:EIU means Economist intelligence Unit and it is not a mushroom blog like the one you posted below. As it stands, and as a matter o ;Df fact, Nigeria has more cities ranked among the 231 most livable cities in the world. Abuja and Lagos to be precise. This is the only country in Africa beside South Africa and Cameroon who have more than one city ranked. Even the almighty South Africa developed by oyinbos only had 3 cities ranked. But KENYA could only boast of one and only city among the ranked 231 cities. ![]() Where is Mombasa? Even Cotonou nd Banjul were ranked ahead of Mombasa and Nairobi. ![]() Who is ignorant here? Can you see all your cities are not livable? ![]() |
Pajapaja:Religious sentiment. Decipher |
Pajapaja:Don't cross the line. It's not healthy. |
jaycent:Hahahaha! ![]() |
Yobeezy:Nairobi was not among EIU's 140 most livable cities in the whole world report. ![]() In the previous 231 most livable cities in the world done by Mercer, only Nairobi made it from Kenya but Nigeria had two cities, I say two cities listed. That's Lagos and Abuja. Most of Kenya's cities are not livable. ![]() |
rvp2018:When did you work with CIA, NSC, White House, etcetera? ![]() You can lie ooooooo. ![]() The same you told us you worked with UN before you went into business but here you are lying you worked with ADB. ![]() My friend, men run IMF or WB not machines. As you can see the best brains from CIA, ADB, NSC, US treasury etcetera have come together to form and run Fraym. That's the point. |
rvp2018:Have you worked in those places before I start taking you seriously? |
rvp2018:You are such a disgrace. Will those journal magazines publish that report if it's shitty? ![]() |
rvp2018:What is the name of your shitty companies? Where you a special adviser to the white house? Did you work as a vice President of Africa development bank? Did work in the white house, US treasury, CIA and NSC? ![]() Clown. ![]() |
rvp2018:Lying machine. Have you ever been an advicer to your local government? This report has been published in many journal magazines. Meaning your opinion is inconsequential. ![]() |
rvp2018:Show us one journal magazine that acepted just one of your shitty analysis. ![]() |
rvp2018:The profile of Ben Leo can't be matched by you but you think his analyses are shitty. ![]() Let us see who is shitty btw you and these Americans. Ben Leo Ben is an expert in development finance, geostatistics, consumer analysis, and African economic and security issues. While working in the White House and at the U.S. Treasury, he advised the President on central, eastern, and southern African nations and architected billion dollar debt relief agreements. As the Global Policy Director at the ONE Campaign, Ben led a team focused on issues like infrastructure, investment, and trade, in addition to health, agriculture, and transparency. He also serves as visiting fellow at the Center for Global Development. LETICIA RICHARD DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Leticia heads Fraym’s operations and talent development. Originally from Madagascar, she started her career in Paris where she became an expert in building scalable company cultures. Before Fraym, she was the Chief Operating Officer for Europe and North America at forMetris, a data and analytics company that specialized in learning measurement. Prior to forMetris, Leticia managed the European sales and marketing operations for Zend Technologies. ROB MORELLO DIRECTOR OF DATA ANALYTICS & CO‑FOUNDER Rob has pioneered the Fraym approach for leveraging the power of various data sources, including survey data and satellite imagery, to identify target populations with a high level of detail in Africa. Prior to Fraym, Robert worked at the Center for Global Development, primarily conducting research on mobile phone survey methods and African statistical systems. Earlier, he worked for AidData and started HELP International’s monitoring and evaluation program in Uganda. Rob has a Master’s in Public Policy from the McCourt School at Georgetown University and bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University BOBBY J. PITTMAN CHAIRMAN & CO-FOUNDER Bobby is the managing partner at Kupanda Capital, an investment platform established to create, capitalize and scale pan-African companies. Prior to Kupanda Capital, Bobby was Vice President of Infrastructure, Private Sector and Regional Integration at the African Development Bank (AfDB). There he managed one of the largest portfolios in Africa, including more than $25 billion in active projects across 52 African countries. Bobby previously held senior positions at several U.S. government agencies, including the Central Intelligence Agency, National Security Council, Treasury Department, State Department and White House. QUEEN C. NWORISARA-QUINN BOARD MEMBER & CO‑FOUNDER Queen has worked to co-found and build several new companies and ventures, including Fraym and Nithio, an energy finance platform for the off grid solar sector in Africa. She has worked on deals in various sectors across Africa, including media, consumer, industrials, and energy. While at the African Development Bank she contributed to the effective implementation of key decisions and strategy to manage a US$25 billion portfolio of public and private sector investments. Queen has worked to provide tailored advice and support to entrepreneurs, project developers, fund managers and corporations operating in Africa. Where did you handle$25 billion dollars in your profile? ![]() JACKIE MWANIKI KENYA COUNTRY MANAGER ![]() Jackie is the Kenya Country manager at Fraym, and leads the company’s East Africa operations. For over a decade, Jackie has been instrumental in advocating for organizations both in the public and private sector in Eastern Africa. With a background in geographic information systems, she has an in-depth understanding of how geo-analytics can help companies recognize opportunities and risks, and improve decision making. Prior to joining Fraym, Jackie worked with Esri Eastern Africa, Ramani Geosystems, and Map Intl. Jackie has a BSc in geospatial engineering, GIS, and cartography, and holds a MS in GIS and remote sensing. She gave the information that Mombasa is empty. ![]() |
rvp2018:Stop fooling around. The co-founders are many and most foreigners. ![]()
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@rvp2018 The report is credible. Even your own people sanctioned it. ![]()
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rvp2018:Frayam is not based in Lagos. They are based in the US. Lagos and even your Nairobi are their branch offices. ![]() The co-founders are many and a Kenyan is part of the team. So your attempt at trying hard to discredit these reports is futile ![]() https://fraym.io/team/
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Afamed:Na bad market. True talk. |
luvmijeje:Okay. This is beyond emotions. |
luvmijeje:Who are they voting for? |
Lionessza6:Take a closer look again. Nigeria has more middle class than South Africa despite the lower minimum wage. Like I said, it will increase after the new minimum wage is implemented. Hahahaha! ![]() Sorry. ![]()
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jaycent:Hahahaha! ![]() |
jaycent:Hahahaha! ![]() |
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based in Lagos and co-founded by a Nigerian.
. When will you retire from this shyt ?
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