₦airaland Forum

I am a Kenyan studying in Covenant university.

Jonraid:
Wouldn't mind knowing the actual number of Kenyans there.The point was very very little to no Kenyans would be studying in Nigeria.It's a fact that Nigerians studying in Kenya are more in number than Kenyans studying in Nigeria.Here is a story of how an American University referred a Nigerian to study in Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta University because they had the capacity to do so,the Nigerian finally didn't have to go to US for her studies!



https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000207165/nigerians-top-list-of-foreign-graduates-at-jomo-kenyatta-university

Quoting the article:

CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE


''Catherine Uloko, the vice director at Kaduna Polytechnic, was one of them. Her doctorate, like that of many of her fellow countrymen who graduated, is in entrepreneurship.
Dr Uloko said she came to study in Kenya after being referred by the University of Illinois when a partnership was formed to build the capacity of institutional leadership, especially on entrepreneurship.
“The polytechnic management in conjunction with the Federal Government decided to introduce entrepreneurship and decided to go to Illinois but we were told that JKUAT could offer what we were looking for without us necessarily going to the US,” she said.
She added that one of their reasons for coming to Kenya was the testimony by University of Illinois that JKUAT is a centre of excellence.''

Internet doesn't forget.

tylann:
Your parents will think you are mad
Nigeria is a country to be avoided like a plague

Jonraid:
Nigerians studying in Kenya

USIU University


Imagine yourself at a point telling your Kenyan parents that you may like to study in Nigeria.Nigeria of all countries!

See pictures of another Kenyans in covenant university. Bhuhahahaha.

Do you want to see more?

JaceBlaze:


Romance must be injected,by fire by force

Ride on.

jaycent:
Allow him na. Him think say we no know anything. I tell am say Ghanaians wey dey school for this school plenty, him say na lie. If you even see wey Dem dey leave sef you go pity them

Hahahaha! If dem dey did school mean say dem plenty scattered for other schools be dat.

jaycent:
I wonder who wan learn that sick language

You dey mind the guy.

vaxx:
calling it mushroom doesn't make it so. what you should. do is to compare the ranking base on what is obtainable in Germany.

Show me the ranking of that mushroom university.

JaceBlaze:
yoh,but $800 mil is still a lot to take home,especially for a free money.I had no idea that our is not taxed ,this will definitely persuade me to play more.


It depends on the jackpot the higher the jackpot the more I play.This month I was out in full force so I lost a lot of money.

I'm a morden guy so I would have accepted in a heartbeat .Imagine the two of us in some island spending quality time,with me running strawberries up and down your sexy belly and eating them out of your bellybutton while tickling your nipples at the same time...how's that for our honeymoon spoiler?

What are you trying to do now, huh? Subtly drifting into.......

Justnotyou:
Then the truth was needless here since no Nation completely lacks mineral resources, but believe me, I don't doubt you & many others here needed help to decipher what they were implying.

But Kenyans here claimed they don't have one drop of mineral resources. Get it?

Danielnino00:
I'm really curious to see how their government will handle the inflow of petrodollars..

Kenya is extremely corrupt than Nigeria.. I don't think they have ever ranked better than us in the corruption precipitation index..in fact,in the last three years we have been ranked better than them..
Now they are expecting petrodollars... Will their government be able to resist the urge to loot the money?

We will see...

But you know karma has a way of catching up with people.. especially hypocrites

Hahahaha! You have just said it all. Their government is extremely corrupt.

Justnotyou:
Which 21st century country has not been aided by minerals? you think there is a city built that hasn't used minerals, concrete, steel etc, for its roads, buildings etc? Or what are you trying to imply? Stop being vague when comparing countries

Your people lied your GDP was mineral resources free but the truth has been revealed. That's the point.

tylann:
Probably every country in the world has mineral resources
What matters is the quantity
If kenya starts producing oil it will produce 80k barrels a day
Nigeria produces 2.5 million barrels a day
With nothing to show of it only poverty take Algeria as your case study they have the oil and gas same as your but nigeria is doing extremely bad

But you people lied you don't have one drop of mineral resources. Why?

Besides, KENYA has resources worth billions of dollars. Who stopped you from developing them? It is not Nigeria's fault you can't develop them. don't be lazy.

Bifwoli:
Go back and take a closer look at that list again spot the lie.

In both my maths textbook and on my calculator it says $1.3tr actually comes 1st and $1.21 tr comes second.Also there's no actual link to PriceWaterhousecoopers if you do a search independently.Cooked statistics it what it all amounts to.

Look closely and tell me what you see.

Danielnino00:
Kenya will start exporting oil in June .Then they will know how much oil can affect a country's economy..

You know what amuses me about it? ..Sometimes ago,RVP in his attempt to pull down the Dangote refinery project said oil will soon become useless because developed countries are soon switching to electric cars...

Now in 2019 Kenya is about to join the league of oil producing nations... isn't it funny?

You dey mind dat hypocrite.

rvp20182:
56% of 10B dollars is what Uganda without any minerals collect in half year.If you GDP wasn't cooked you won't lead in poverty and you gov budget won't be equal to Kenya... another 3 or 4 yrs Kenya budget will be double Nigeria..60B...with revenue approaching 30B.

What is Kenya's budget?

NairobiWalker:
They are all over the net shouting how their SGR is superior na ukiangalia hata picha za reli, heri ile yetu ya 1900. Ndio hizi hapa.

https://constructionreviewonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/tz-railway.jpg

Of course, it's better than that of Kenya. Class 1 sgr and double track.

Jonraid:
Might as well tell that to Israel,they get aid too. There is nothing like 'aid'.Nothing is given for free,I know you wouldn't understand!

What is it then? Free money.

Danielnino00:
A professor of English language has been spotted..

forgiveness, jaycent,obaaderemi,theenchanter,sambrodo,darfay. please gather here for some lecture

Jonraid,you too.. It could help you get a first class degree in geography(is that not what you are studying?)

Tylann you can tag along cus that's what you do best...You be man rapper.

Spare that guy. He is not worth debating with.

tylann:
Your parents will think you are mad
Nigeria is a country to be avoided like a plague

Look up.

Jonraid:
Nigerians studying in Kenya

USIU University


Imagine yourself at a point telling your Kenyan parents that you may like to study in Nigeria.Nigeria of all countries!

Really!?

vaxx:
No Ghanaian student born and breed in Ghana will choose any Nigeria uni even if is base on scholarship

Ghanaians are actually studying here.

Jonraid:
Angola are actually ahead of us in GDP terms,but given the trend of our growth....we will surpass them soon.They aren't that far off now! The gap is only 8 billion dollars going by the current IMF stats.As for Algeria,their numbers are good.We long agreed that they are a top top country.We just have issues with Nigeria which is a resource based economy like this two with nothing to show!

''Minerals have aided much Angola and Algeria but not Nigeria''-I want you to sing this line in quote!

Minerals has also aided Kenya.

vaxx:
There is no foreign uni in nigeria. the so called America uni is owned by atiku with America modeling. it is not an American uni.


Ghana has a German uni called Houschule fur angwandite management

What do you know? Nothing.

What is the ranking of that mushroom German university in Africa?

Danielnino00:
With its so called big economy and small population is still receiving more aids than Nigeria

LMAO

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/countries-with-the-most-foreign-aid-in-the-world.html

Chaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! There is God ooooooo.

tylann:
Angola and Algeria have oil and gas to their advantage

Just like Nigeria has oil to their advantage remove oil and Nigeria becomes .....something bad

Kenya also has mineral resources. Use it and stop making excuses. .

tylann:
Swahili should be made Africa standard language
It should be taught in schools in all African countries

Who dash monkey?

68816419:
Nigeria currently leads as the top economy on the continent with a 1.9 per cent increase.

Nigeria has the biggest economy in Africa according to PwC Nigeria has the biggest economy in Africa according to PwC

PricewaterhouseCoopers has revealed the seven biggest economies in Africa right now.

The firm's report, ‘Nigeria Economic Outlook - Top 10 themes for 2019,’ was released on February 18, 2019.

According to the data provided by the professional services firm, Nigeria has the biggest economy on the continent, followed by Egypt and South Africa.

Here are the 7 biggest economies in Africa right now, ranked in descending order of wealth:

Nigeria

Nigeria comes in at number one with a GDP of $1.121 trillion. Manufacturing, financial, service, communications, technology, entertainment, agriculture and oil sectors all contribute to the country's economy.

More money is coming into the Nigerian economy More money is coming into the Nigerian economy More money is coming into the Nigerian economy
Egypt

GDP - $1.13 trillion. Sectors like tourism, gas, telecom and construction play major roles in Egypt's economy. The World Bank (WB) predicts that the country's economy will increase by 5.7% in 2019.

ALSO READ: Here is a list of the 10 biggest African economies in 2018

South Africa

GDP - $765.5 billion. Tourism is a major revenue generating industry.

PwC's Nigeria Economic Outlook - Top 10 themes for 2019 PwC's Nigeria Economic Outlook - Top 10 themes for 2019 PwC's Nigeria Economic Outlook - Top 10 themes for 2019
Algeria

GDP -$630.5 billion. The non-hydrocarbon sector (petroleum and natural gas) is the major contributor to the country’s economy.

Ethiopia

GDP -$199.3 billion. The services and agriculture sectors contribute heavily to the country's economy.

Angola

GDP - $197.9 billion. The country's economy relies heavily on the oil sector in addition to the manufacturing, agricultural, transport and fisheries sectors.

Angolan 500 Kwanza note Angolan 500 Kwanza note Angolan 500 Kwanza note
Still, Focus Economics, a major provider of economic analysis and forecasts for 130 countries, predicts a 1.3% increase in 2019.

Kenya

Last on the list is Kenya with a GDP of $163.3 billion. Major industries include financial, agriculture, tourism, mining and minerals.

https://www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/here-are-the-7-biggest-economies-in-africa-right-now/8njsqgb

See the bolded and tell why I should believe some people here. They claimed not to have mineral resources but see what I am seeing.

68816419:
Nigeria currently leads as the top economy on the continent with a 1.9 per cent increase.

Nigeria has the biggest economy in Africa according to PwC Nigeria has the biggest economy in Africa according to PwC

PricewaterhouseCoopers has revealed the seven biggest economies in Africa right now.

The firm's report, ‘Nigeria Economic Outlook - Top 10 themes for 2019,’ was released on February 18, 2019.

According to the data provided by the professional services firm, Nigeria has the biggest economy on the continent, followed by Egypt and South Africa.

Here are the 7 biggest economies in Africa right now, ranked in descending order of wealth:

Nigeria

Nigeria comes in at number one with a GDP of $1.121 trillion. Manufacturing, financial, service, communications, technology, entertainment, agriculture and oil sectors all contribute to the country's economy.

More money is coming into the Nigerian economy More money is coming into the Nigerian economy More money is coming into the Nigerian economy
Egypt

GDP - $1.13 trillion. Sectors like tourism, gas, telecom and construction play major roles in Egypt's economy. The World Bank (WB) predicts that the country's economy will increase by 5.7% in 2019.

ALSO READ: Here is a list of the 10 biggest African economies in 2018

South Africa

GDP - $765.5 billion. Tourism is a major revenue generating industry.

PwC's Nigeria Economic Outlook - Top 10 themes for 2019 PwC's Nigeria Economic Outlook - Top 10 themes for 2019 PwC's Nigeria Economic Outlook - Top 10 themes for 2019
Algeria

GDP -$630.5 billion. The non-hydrocarbon sector (petroleum and natural gas) is the major contributor to the country’s economy.

Ethiopia

GDP -$199.3 billion. The services and agriculture sectors contribute heavily to the country's economy.

Angola

GDP - $197.9 billion. The country's economy relies heavily on the oil sector in addition to the manufacturing, agricultural, transport and fisheries sectors.

Angolan 500 Kwanza note Angolan 500 Kwanza note Angolan 500 Kwanza note
Still, Focus Economics, a major provider of economic analysis and forecasts for 130 countries, predicts a 1.3% increase in 2019.

Kenya

Last on the list is Kenya with a GDP of $163.3 billion. Major industries include financial, agriculture, tourism, mining and minerals.

https://www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/here-are-the-7-biggest-economies-in-africa-right-now/8njsqgb

Economy with no minerals resources spotted.

Jonraid:
More like the quality seekers go to Ghana and Kenyan Universities!

Only brain dead students go to Ghana and Kenya. The best either study here or move to top ranked countries.

Jonraid:
Nigerians have a fetish for GDP! There's a new angle of thought in economics known as 'GDP FETISHISM'

Nigerians wankk of their GDP.Joseph Stiglitz, the Columbia University economist (a Nobel Prize laureate who once taught at the University of Nairobi), calls it GDP fetishism (probably for a lack of better word). Be wary of GDP fetishists.

Whilst many Nigerians will come to Kenya for a myriad of reasons,very very little to no Kenyan would head to Nigeria simply because that GDP isn't anywhere to be seen on the ground or the place isn't the 'real deal'.The country has the largest population of poor people,that big GDP is silent on this.The average Egyptian is richer than the average Nigerian,that's a fact.Ghana is more livable that Nigeria,this is another fact!

They will throw their ' BIG GDP' when the arguments turn murkier on their side! As Ally-Khan Satchu an economist based in Nairobi said,''We don't eat GDP'

Be wary of the GDP fetishists!

https://www.econlib.org/library/Columns/y2010/HendersonGDP.html

Chinese are many in Kenya. Does that mean Kenya is richer than China?

Ooops

vaxx1:
Even the unpopular one like Zenith UniversIty colledge.

i used to be a recruiter myself.

i judged good private uni by the Nigeria student there. whenever a Nigeria ask me he prefer a very good uni , i search thru private university with less Nigeria student and anyone that falls under has proven to be very good and far better than most Nigeria uni. school such as ashesi, UAM and central university has done well in tbis category they have less Nigeria student but they are one of the best private


Nigeria populated uni seems to be lacking behind

That's why we said leftovers go to Ghana universities.

vaxx:
one is a German own uni, so it is too stupid to compare with any Nigeria uni

We have American(the only American styled university in Sub Sahara Africa) and one Turkish university here but they are not even among the top 10 in Nigeria.

Now, tell me the name of that mushroom German university.

mtisTheQubit:
i think all Africans should be forced to learn Swahili...

Swahili is strictly spoken in East Africa unlike one Nigerian language spoken in West Africa and Americas.