₦airaland Forum

rvp20182:
Who said that..you are that desperate.Kenya companies are all over the continent.Our massive regional expansion started in 90s competing against South Africa juggernaut that was also expanding..yours is barely 10yrs.For many years we have been the main source of foreign investment to East Africa.Ask the TZ idiot here.You expansion to Kenya is nothing but farcical and insignificant.Kenya is free economy that welcome investment worldwide.Just be a little smart about it.We give Nigerians 10yr business Visa if they are investing and free 1 month Visa on arrival if they are visiting.We are suprised you can't sign Free Africa Trade.What sort of giant are you.Nigerians are streaming in to enjoy semblance of a functional systems.

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.

jaycent:
Forgiveness bro if you get video of Lekki or Victoria island abeg help me post am here.

ednited:
Guys,

Have you realized that U.S.A is making plans on how to hand Africa from China??

We are still modern slaves. U.S.A is trying to show support to African countries so they could turn their back to China. And also to became our new modern colonizer

Example- Abiy Ahmed is really smart, he has been collecting leaders on his side and opened up telecom, electric company and Airlines to foreign investors because he also knows U.S.A is going to help him out.

U.S.A is trying to take over China not beacuse they care of how Africa is being hurt by China but beacuse their economy is hurt due to China presence in Africa.


How do you guys take that? Rather than debating on who's country is better than whose, this is what we need to talk about.

Is China or U.S.A the biggest enemy of Africa? Do you think Africa will suffer more problem under U.S.A??

BlcoChina2018:
The only Nigerian bank doing reasonably well today in Ghana is Zenith Bank. The rest are struggling. Isn’t Access Bank Ghana having majority Ghanaian ownership?

samsobo24:
my point is,why are Kenyans not able to charge of their country like us.

See their tea farms,their businesses, even their airport controlled by Indians,their ports.

If you eventually see any Kenyan businessman, its either that there is one government intervention or its owned partially by 10 or more people or so.
Just see their bank owned by Kikuyu's.In Nigeria, its hard to see government helping businesses like them.

They should get a life and start inventing something

NairobiWalker:
Let's say, it has a feelable share. Not like your 6 branch banks that nobody knows about with a combined market share of less than one yet you keep bragging how you own us.

rvp20183:
By 2013 Manu Chandaria's Comcraft that started in Kenya had 40,000 employees worldwide.Now it's probably 50k.I told you Dangote has nothing on Chandaria.And he is Kenyan Indian so don't go googling but a very well liked philanthropist.They are everywhere in Nigeria steel and plastic industries with few energy projects.

Iamleefact:
Guys, should we tell him?

NairobiWalker:
When you're poor and desperate, even if a random person said to you, 'you're well dressed', you'd quote him and make a big deal out of it.

obaaderemi:
They know the truth, bro. Tower aluminium don't dominate anything in Nigeria. He probably thinks Nigeria is little India where the people are laid back and owned by foreigners. In roofing, Nigerite alone is more popular than tower. We're not even talking about Metalum. You know, since yesterday when we exposed how dominant Helios, a company owned by Nigerians is in their country, they have been browsing nonstop to see if Kenyans have any worthwhile company in Nigeria and the best they can come up with is one owned by their Indian lords.

Ibrahimanis:
I didn't "look" for anything. I found the info graphs, I paste them.

At least I didn't resort to outright lie.

Ibrahimanis:
They are more competitive and innovative yet we have more local companies

rvp20183:
They closed shop long time ago..2011.There are about 5 Nigerian businesses in kenya..all making losses..Jumia(no longer Naija), Two small banks GT & UBA, One small hotel Eka and Paynet...they are all struggling to survive and have sank so much capital for little gain.Kenya private sector is not a joke.Iroko TV nobody heard of them. Kenya has way bigger one investment in Nigeria.For example Kenya Comcraft group dominate West Africa including Nigeria aluminum industry.One of their factory employee 4000 Nigerians.Nearly all rusted iron roofs you see in Nigeria are produced by Comcraft in their many factories in Nigeria including Towers Aluminum in Lagos, Towers Galvanized in and Midland Galvanized in Abeukota.

NairobiWalker:
.......and your source is a Nigerian paper. I thought Nowenuse was stupid.

NairobiWalker:
Nairobi has two public airports and one of them handles more passengers than Lagos airport. Do your math.

NairobiWalker:
Their minister hasn't confirmed it either.

Ibrahimanis:
Listed domestic companies in Africa

Ibrahimanis:
Africa has some of the highest rates of economic crime

Ibrahimanis:
Top cities visited by tourists

Ibrahimanis:
Used clothing imports contribute to government revenues

Ibrahimanis:
Growth in number of millionaires

t1ann:
housing is expensive in nairobi
Houses and apartments are constructed according to income levels
We dont build like nigeria where you will found a mansion next to a slum

Ibrahimanis:
The most expensive city for residential properties in Africa

BedLam:
Dude Lagos is a city state and there is not place called Lagos city! Did you even read the what's in that picture ? There's Accra and and Greater Accra is a region. Which streets, or hotels are in this your deluded "Lagos City"? Which books do you have Lagos city ?
Now when computing the numbers below, factor in the indigenous population and demographic contents.

BedLam:
[b]Bring the facts! What's the number of tourists that used MMIA this year? How many foreigners are currently residing in Lagos compared to Accra and Nairobi? [/b]Why do you think UN, Oracle, Deloitte all have their regional headquarters in Nairobi? Google " Karen Neighborhood" in Nairobi, it's mostly foreigners who live there.
You don't have the numbers so don't bother next time. Since you live on Banana Island, name people that are are permanently living here. How easy it is to find a foreigner in Ikorodu, Badagry? But maybe a little trip to Kasoa after Accra will tell you what diversity is.

BedLam:
You are the one quoting meaningless articles that seems you don't understand.

If we mention "Benin City" that's Benin in edo state and everyone knows this. There's no Lagos city that's different from Lagos as a whole. You are the foreigner here.

Kenyanstar:
Nigerians have been at the forefront hating on Indians.... Manu Chandaria is an example of a Kenyan of indian origin who has embraced Kenya close to his heart. His love for Kenya and the semblance of unbridled desire to return his wealth to the community is an example of philathropy not any Nigerian of even African descent can march.
CHANDARIA CANCER CENTER
ELDORET

sufferNsmiling:
rvp20193 Kenya is just the same as ghana. In ghana it is the same thing the nigerian banks are in big trouble closing branches right left and centre you can go to gtb or access bank in accra you only find three employees in 1 branch. This nigerian banks and nigerian companies they borrowed money massively to invest in other african countries which was suicide. In 9 months nigeria banks borrowed 19 trillion naira this year. In nigeria also they're packing up diamond bank is in trouble . Skye bank has been taken over by polaris ethan is in trouble. Etisalat collapse, econet collapse, zayn network collapse. The mobile companies are making massive losses. The economy is unstable

rvp20183:
They closed shop long time ago..2011.There are about 5 Nigerian businesses in kenya..all making losses..Jumia(no longer Naija), Two small banks GT & UBA, One small hotel Eka and Paynet...they are all struggling to survive and have sank so much capital for little gain.Kenya private sector is not a joke.Iroko TV nobody heard of them. Kenya has way bigger one investment in Nigeria.For example Kenya Comcraft group dominate West Africa including Nigeria aluminum industry.One of their factory employee 4000 Nigerians.Nearly all rusted iron roofs you see in Nigeria are produced by Comcraft in their many factories in Nigeria including Towers Aluminum in Lagos, Towers Galvanized in and Midland Galvanized in Abeukota.

Ibrahimanis:
Foreign investment in East Africa

Ibrahimanis:
Number of planned cities in Africa

NairobiWalker:
How much money did you donate to fight apertheid? South Africans were here and refuted the narrative.