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rvp2018:Jumia has it's largest market in Nigeria but there are others. Konga and Jiji are doing well. Jumia may be struggling but it is still by far the largest e-commerce firm in Africa with Nigeria having it's largest market size. Also 13 billion dollars is not that big. U.S shopping is worth 959 billion dollars in 2021 as you saw. |
rvp2018:What in the world are you smoking man? . U.S did 811.6 billion dollars as at 2020. In 2021, total US ecommerce sales reached $959.9 billion, an 18.3 percent year-over-year increase from $811.6 billion in 2020. It's significantly less than the US ecommerce growth rate of 2020, during which total sales increased by 42.4 percent year-over-year from 2019. https://www.oberlo.com/statistics/us-ecommerce-sales#:~:text=US%20Ecommerce%20Sales%20(2012%E2%80%932022)&text=In%202021%2C%20total%20US%20ecommerce,%2Dover%2Dyear%20from%202019. |
rvp2018:76.7 million people who shop online is over 1.5 times Kenyan population. They can also transfer and do e-payments effortlessly due to the advanced fintech payment sector in Nigeria. |
rvp2018:The current e-commerce spending in Nigeria is estimated at about $13 billion per annum, and is projected to rise to about $75 billion in revenues per annum by 2025. The market outlook for Nigeria’s e-commerce shows that the number of online shoppers in the country, which was at 76.7 million in 2021, is expected to hit 122.5 million by 2025. The figures from the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS), also shows that Nigeria’s e-payment transactions increased by 85.5 per cent year-on-year to N171.99 trillion in August 2021,” he further stated. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/08/nigeria-to-redress-poor-investment-in-e-commerce-to-meet-75bn-revenue-target-2/#:~:text=Recently%2C%20the%20sector%20has%20grown,revenues%20per%20annum%20by%202025. You would agree with me that 76.7 million customers is already bigger than the population of Kenya. |
2017 Comparison of Nigeria and South Africa in terms of digital shopping to China. They note that both countries sometimes are even more advanced than China on this. https://www.bearingpoint.com/de-at/insights-events/insights/sub-saharan-africa-shows-western-retailers-how-to-leapfrog-to-the-future-of-retail-by-leveraging-a-sense-of-community/
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rvp2018: Last I checked Kenya total banking asset was 55B dollar against Naija 110B.Nigerian total banking asset is over 140 Billion dollars this year 2022. So you see yours is about 2.5 times or more less. Your insurance sector is very small - Kenya is 2nd to South Africa in SSANeither Kenya or Nigeria are doing that much better than the other in this area. Here is a list of the top 100 insurance companies in Africa. Nigeria has 3 companies represented in top 50 there and Kenya has 2. The list is dominated by South Africa, Morocco, Algeria, and Egypt. https://atlas-mag.net/en/article/top-100-insurance-companies-in-africa Your pension fund is also not big.You are truly a clown. Kenyan pension fund is 4.4 Billion dollars. That of Nigeria is over 30 billion dollars. This seem to be a waste of my time. https://english.news.cn/africa/20220218/c53f374bfde94b3c8ca911391e9d574a/c.html https://www.worldstagenews.com/2022/03/04/nigeria-pension-fund-assets-rise-1-37-to-n13-61trn-in-jan-2022/ Your stock exchange last I checked was twice bigger than NSE - Nairobi.Are you for real? Twice bigger? Nigerian total market cap is 66 Billion dollars with about 49000 basis points and 161 companies listed. Kenyan market cap is about 18 billion dollars and reducing significantly. That's close to 4 times smaller than that of Nigeria (dominated by indigenous companies who do not have to threaten the market with capital flights when there are global problems). What in the world are you smoking man? Your bond market, PE and name it I bet is smaller than NairobiSpeaking out of conjecture again?? lol. You should not be taken seriously really . African bond market is dominated by South Africa, Egypt, and Nigeria. These are the competitors in the bond market. Kenya is not close.Fintech we are neck to neck.Nah, Fintech, we are not neck to neck. Yours is doing well, at least due to Mpesa, but we have a more advanced fintech market than yours, that's why MTN momo just being introduced are to target the unbanked in rural areas to make up 70% of their customers. Because they are coming into a market whose Banks have lots of options and not one single dominant option. Sector 2: Telcom - I can bet by now Kenya is equal to Nigeria all things considered.In what world is that even possible? Safaricom 2022 revenues 297B kshs. Nigeria MTN did 950 B Naira...I think you know the exchange rate is now 1:4. That means Safaricom alone earnt more than 1.2 trillion Naira.You are a joke. MTN made 1.65 trillion in 2021 (3.7 billion dollars). Airtel also made close to that. Glo made over 1.5 billion dollars. MTN has 78 million active subscribers in Nigeria, Airtel has 56 million and Glo has 38 million. How on earth are you comparing this kind of a market to that of Safaricom in Kenya? Sector 3: Your agricultural data is doggy - pure guestimate of a druken sailor at stats office. There few formally marketed goods - and even few exported agri goods. We know you still import lots of food.Our Agriculture data can't be dodgy simply because we import lots of food. We are one of the dominant players in about 4 out of the 7 major staple foods in the world. Trade: Again which trade - it's totally informal retail and wholesale - Kenya at least has very good formal retail - with sales from formal supermarket chains I bet crossing 4B dollars now.Next time when you want to reply me, don't speak from your ass. E-commerce alone in Nigeria is worth about 13 billion dollars. Konga and Jumia, two of five top e-commerce companies in Africa have their biggest markets in Nigeria. A market with a plethora of other booming and upcoming e-commerce platforms. Those informal sme's in Nigeria make up about 45% of the total number of sme's in Africa. |
rvp2018:Lol, it's like asking: Remove Tea, Flower, and Mango economy- what do you have left in Kenya? I have told you to debate me on our non oil and gas sectors as well, those sectors are still way bigger than those of Kenya and you know it. You guys are quiet hilarious. Nigerian Banking Nigerian financial markets Nigerian Telecoms Nigerian Agriculture Nigerian Trade It's laughable to think you compete with Nigeria in all of these areas. |
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gallivant:NNPC even at it's worst state was still well managed than Kenya. |
samorobo: ![]() |
NNPC declares 1.55 Billion dollars after tax profit in 2021. https://www.reuters.com/article/nigeria-oil-nnpc-idAFL8N315492 |
rvp2018:Corruption. Most profits siphoned. A new reform going on now under Buhari who also made NNPC thrive during the 1970's in the first place when he was a minister in the military Government then. NNPC now Africa’s largest retailer, acquires Oando stations https://punchng.com/nnpc-now-africas-largest-retailer-acquires-oando-stations/ |
rvp2018:NNPC is bigger than that of Algeria and Angola. It is the foremost oil behemoth in Africa. |
Shma2022:Yinmu . |
Shma2022:My point is that yours is also past the threshold. |
Shma2022:Now you are crying like the little baby you are . Ghana seem to be ahead of Kenya on almost every indices. |
Shma2022:Ghana is also ahead of Kenya on gdp per capita. |
Shma2022:All countries at the moment have a debt problem. Egypt is also going to the IMF and South African debt to GDP is also around 80% ( very high). My previous post was solely about IMF support in history over the years. My point is that Kenya has needed more support only second to Liberia. It matters little to me what type of support they needed. The only real mistake Ghana made in the past few years in my opinion (in comparison to Kenya) is that they relied so much on Eurobonds the way Egypt, South Africa, and Nigeria did. Egypt borrowed most from Eurobonds, South Africa second, Ghana third, and Nigeria 4th. Ghana like the other three countries should have played with caution. Kenya on the other hand also have a high debt to GDP close to 70% if I'm not mistaken. |
Just40:I wonder what he was thinking talking about IMF when Kenya is number 2 most supported country ever in Africa by IMF. Second only to Liberia. In addition, Kenya is also much more indebted to China as well than Ghana. |
Burkinafaso Army Officer reading statement on State TV says Military Leader Paul Henri Damiba has been ousted. He failed to reduce the terrorism also. Government has been dissolved. Borders closed until further notice. |
IGpro1:Weird ![]() |
mach7:Our best bet to replace oil revenues quickly is the digital economy especially in fintech services in my opinion and then a formalised trade and Agriculture. We can also focus on gas to Europe as a third major revenue service if we complete gas project s. Obasanjo had foresight and did well with some gas projects but these projects were abandoned by both Yar Adua and Jonathan while Buhari only picked them up again late into his tenure. We can be a real gas economy too within the next two years just behind Russia. |
jl115:Just get yourself a generator man. How hard is that? |
Abdu81:I don't understand the ideology of some of you. Cost of rice under Jonathan was cheap because majority of us preffered imported rice. At this moment, with the high cost of food around the World, cost of rice would still have been above 20,000 naira for a bag irrespective of the president. Cost of Nigerian rice is around 25,000 and if we produce 70% of our rice with quality and develop a good supply chain, the cost would reduce to at least 15000. Also, we are not the second most terrorised country in the world. Stop quoting beer parlour statistics. |
Baller254:Would you stop lying? The guy said he stayed for 3 days and had power outage everyday. |
samorobo:Word on the street have it that even UK may join the party soon. The world is finally going crazy. But this video is revealing though . Kenyans always boasting they don't have power outages . |
MyVILLAGEpeople:Exactly, Tinubu looked 40 years older than Remi in that picture. Now he is 105 years old and he is claiming 70. |
Wow, it seems Ivorycoast have recently surpassed Ghana slightly in terms of GDP growth this quarter. Kenyan stocks still suffering post election effects South Africa not doing badly all around. Nigeria in my opinion have to revive her oil sector all round to allow for astronomical gdp growth she had in the early 2000's. |
jl115:I did and it seems they announced it's been ended in July, only to resume again. Now if you don't want to be ret@rded admit the facts. https://businesstech.co.za/news/energy/610258/eskom-warns-of-load-shedding-again-two-days-after-ending-it/ |
. U.S did 811.6 billion dollars as at 2020.
while kenya is 1 Million. Average per connection folks pay 40-50 dollars. So you're talking about 600M dollars hapo kenyans with proper internet...which is dream for Nigerians. Still running off a generator and mobile broadband...while many kenyans now have fiber to home.
. African bond market is dominated by South Africa, Egypt, and Nigeria. These are the competitors in the bond market. Kenya is not close.