₦airaland Forum

gallivant:
Europe has just 5 airlines? Are you sure? Lol

Yes

gallivant:
I thought you would name Nigeria and Ghana.

why would i do that

the % for middle-income countries is 25%

Denmark
Finland
Belgium
France
Norway
Sweden
Just a few

kikuyu1:
Name them and their level of development.

obaaderemi:
Ghana is now a 'Lie' all because their stats are better than Kenya's. This proves you are just emotional like the biitch you've been since the past three years. If you took Nigeria apart you wouldn't still be hear bleating like a goat. Nigerians dismantled Kenya and exposed you for the fraud you are.

i dont know why they keep taking pleasure in fraud.

over-representing their economic data

kikuyu1:
As an adult I do truth not juvenile BS! These are local and international journos,the enslaved kids along with their families and NGOs explaining the reality of L Volta child slavery. These kids work in broad daylight-ITS NOT A SECRET!? This is yet another facet of problems your kids face apart from Trokosi system which is limited to females.

DUMB DUMB
i guess you cant read



The allegations of child trafficking and child slavery, which are mostly made by Western-based or funded journalists and NGOs with the help of local affiliates, reflect a limited understanding of the lived realities on islands and communities along the lake. Fishing is one of the few guaranteed avenues of subsistence for islanders and residents of riverine communities along the Lake Volta, and children are rightly taught fishing skills by their parents.

The lake also serves many important functions for these communities. Virtually all economic and social activities take place on or around it. It is not only the main source of employment, but it is also the highway which connects islands, a playground for children, a marketplace, etc. It is, therefore, not unusual to find children fishing, commuting by boat to other islands or simply playing with their peers and siblings on the Lake Volta. Outsiders or those unfamiliar with this fundamental social set-up can wrongly translate the sight of a child in a boat with an adult as a child being exploited or forced to work.

https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/cnn-reported-child-slaves-enslaved-190315103733047.html

kikuyu1:
As an adult I do truth not juvenile BS! These are local and international journos,the enslaved kids along with their families and NGOs explaining the reality of L Volta child slavery. These kids work in broad daylight-ITS NOT A SECRET!? This is yet another facet of problems your kids face apart from Trokosi system which is limited to females.

the slowpoke is desperate

aint nothing here as child slavery.

Children of school-going age are in school

kikuyu1:
Boy, not that it makes a difference to you but if our GDP is 60 bn USD and budget 30 bn USD that means our tax/GDP RATIO is 50!? Unheard of even for Europe which averages 40%.

yeah IDIOT
12 Billion tax of 60 billion gdp is 50%.


congratulation Mor0n

kikuyu1:
Lies as usual!

#EXPOSED

Go muddy yourself with the losers

thats where you belong

samorobo:
Buena boy's for me started in late 2019 and if I am being honest he has trended more than WizKid and David this year...he gave us hits back to back..

yep

hi style is unique

it only make sense for them to have a GDP of 60Billion dollars
which is lesser than that of Ghana because if they had a 99 billion GDP, their PPP will be way higher than that of Ghana
and not the meagre 191 billion ppp

obaaderemi:
Reasons Why Kenya Would Remain Underdeveloped
A few months back, the financial journalist in me embarked on a rather simple but quite in depth analysis of the economy of Little India, a.k.a Kenya. The Little Indian roadside economist(he needs no introduction ) was very supportive by supplying certain data as I went along. Conclusion: Kenya's GDP is $60bn, give or take a few billions. Per capita: around $1000.

Today as we gaze upon the new year 2020, I will be looking at certain factual and salient points because of which Kenya will always remain underdeveloped. The roadside economist and his constant sidekick, the Kikuyu man have this grand dream of catching up with Nigeria and probably South Africa in terms of economic size. Well,not gonna happen-- because of these points below:

[1.]CORRUPTION
Kenya is amongst the world's most corrupt countries. One of the things this thread has exposed is that Kenya is unarguably more corrupt than Nigeria according to data from Transparency International.(This has been shared by yours sincerely in the past.)
Did you know: Transparency International was founded after massive and abnormal corruption in Kenya was exposed to the world. In other corrupt countries, the politicians and 'leaders' eat and clean their mouths. In Kenya, the politicians eat and vomit all over the shoes of donors.
In Nigeria and other countries, at least there are fights against corruption. In Kenya, the same corrupt political family that has been in power since 1963, directly or by proxy, is still in power, the kenyattas.

To be continued.....

I am proud of Burna Boy
He has come far from when he didnt get recognition in Nigeria until Ghana.

samorobo:
Barack Obama can't just get his head over our amazing music artists

Europe in it entirety has just 5 airlines
The rest are feeders

The airline market in Africa is small than Europe yet we think that when everyone puts up a national airline, they will make a profit.

samorobo:
Whilst the constant loss making KQ keeps disgracing the continent the less than a year old "IBOM AIR" is already kicking ass...






Ibom Air Set To Commence International Flights 5:49am


Plans are underway for the Akwa Ibom State owned and operated Airline, IbomAir to begin international flights, the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Emmanuel Ekuwem has said.

This to him is sequel to the high demands by Cameroonians to fly directly into Nigeria rather than flying to Lome(Togo) before connecting a flight to Abuja or Lagos, Igbere TV reports.

Briefing newsmen at the end of the last State Executive Council Meeting for 2019, the SSG said that based on the high demand, the IbomAir will soon begin scheduled flights on Cameroon-Nigeria route.

He revealed that Cameroon to Uyo, Abuja or Lagos was within the approved routes of Ibom Air, adding that the airline will connect Douala with Abuja, Lagos or Uyo in its flight operations.

“As you can see, the International Terminal Building of our airport is coming up very soon; we are going to have our international terminal ready for international flights before year 2020 runs out,” he added.

He said the executive council meeting also reviewed the year 2019 in retrospect, and according to Dr Ekuwem, among the deliberations, was minimizing truancy in the civil service to enhance productivity.

He disclosed that the State Civil Service is to be fully automated using Information And Communication Technology (ICT) for optimal performance and enhancement of productivity of the workforce.

“There will be an increase in the number of road construction, next year, we will have a smart Akwa Ibom State, an intelligent state and this means computerization and ICT based automation of operations within the state civil service.

“Today, we took a decision that human resources (HR) and asset management, productivity of staff, performance, assessment, recruitment, employment, growth, retirement, pension and gratuity within the state civil service will be one click away. You know what that means, we will save time”, he explained.

The SSG noted that Governor Udom Emmanuel has remained undeterred in the socio-economic development of the state which he said was evident in the massive road infrastructure, inauguration of industries, investment in the power sector which would provide electricity to all by 2021, investment in aviation sector especially, the IbomAir, flag-off of the reconstruction of Ibom Blue Sea Science Park, 21 Storey Intelligent Building, and many other projects.
http://igberetvnews.com/1217995/breaking-ibom-air-set-commence-international-flights/

The small boy (Kenya) in the village wants to rub shoulders with his fathers

samorobo:
You right...better district than this exist in West Africa

No chill for Kenyans

samorobo:
You killed me with the bolded

I just love how every Ghanaian keep putting up their little Town houses
everywhere you pass.
Huge gentrification going on

rvp20182:
Ghana this a pic of Nairobi in 1980s - You might want to replace the one in your 'Vision 2050 - Ghana Beyond AID & IMF'
https://www.usiu.ac.ke/assets/image/gallery/1549141200_616584482_1521774368.jpg

Kenya
this is Ghana 2019

You may want to send another team of Kenyans to come and understudy us again just like you do every year.

Your current notes are old, that is why you keep failing.
You wont need AID every year and huge Chinese loans to survive

rvp20182:
1) Nairobi in 1962 - looks better than Accra of the IMF colony of Ghana in 2019
2-3-4) Part of Nairobi 'old' CBD - that Ghana hope to achieve in their wildest of dreams in 2050

Accra 1940 looks better than Kenya of 2019
and it will take Kenya another 100 years to get to where Accra is in 2019

That country Somalia is turning up a fine country

Problemkid1:
Rwanda is even too big for them. Just give them Somalia their neighbouring country

SHIIIT

These Houses are beautiful and huge

Neighbourhoods stretching miles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqWL_ujOXYc

Problemkid1:
I don't know why you are wasting your precious time on these useless slum dwellers foolish people who rent out their useless wives and daughters all because of poverty just leave them let them continue living in their imagination

By the time they realise, even Rwanda will be better off than them.

[b]The leading remittance recipients

Topping the SSA remittance league table is Nigeria, by a large margin, with inflows rising by 11% to US$24.4bn in 2018—dwarfing FDI of US$2bn—and accounting for more than half of the regional total.

Nigeria’s dominant position stems from having the largest population in SSA (191m) and high levels of remittances per head.

Ghana lies second on the list (with US$3.5bn in 2018), followed by Kenya (US$2.7bn), Senegal (US$2.4bn), the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC; US$1.8bn), Zimbabwe (US$1.7bn), Uganda (US$1.2bn), Mali (US$0.9bn), South Africa (US$0.9bn) and Togo (US$0.5bn).

In per capita terms, a slightly different picture emerges. Excluding four small island states (Cabo Verde, Comoros, São Tomé and Príncipe and Seychelles), the leading per capita recipient is Lesotho—on US$201 per head—because of large flows of migrant workers to South Africa.

For the same reason, eSwatini lies sixth in the per capita list (on US$106). As a result, South African remittance flows are negative on a net basis, unusually for SSA. Senegal comes second (on US$156 per head), followed by Nigeria (US$133), Ghana (US$128), the Gambia (US$112), eSwatini, Zimbabwe (US$104), Liberia (US$82), Togo (US$64) and Djibouti (US$61).

Kenya lies in 11th place on US$58 per head. The top 10 countries in terms of remittances as a proportion of GDP are very similar, but South Sudan and Mali enter the list at the expense of Djibouti and eSwatini.

Correlations with FDI

A degree of correlation exists between the leading recipients of remittances and FDI but there are also outliers. Six countries feature in the top 10 for both remittances and FDI inflows—Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, South Africa, Kenya and Uganda—and in all cases, except South Africa and Uganda, remittances exceeded FDI in 2018.

Stronger in FDI but weaker in remittances are Congo, Mozambique, Tanzania and Ethiopia, with the latter suffering from weak, state-run banks and ICT firms.

Planned reforms in Ethiopia, including the opening of closed sectors to private firms, could give a major boost to remittances, given its large expatriate population, especially in the US.

Conversely, Mali, Senegal, Togo and Zimbabwe are weaker on FDI but stronger on remittances. As a qualification, however, measuring flows of both FDI and remittances in SSA is difficult and the data are subject to frequent revision.[/b]

kikuyu1:
No ,my lying little Ghanaian buddy! The kids themselves and locals not busy body know nothing Whites from NGOland have revealed all. Whenever I link the story with pic I'm banned-google it.

have you heard
coerced stories before?

Those stories where investigated by the ministry of gender and social protection
What exists are kids helping their family in their daily job on the Volta lake.




Moronic Ape
How many trips did your wife go, today...?
This is thier season for prostitution, business must be booming

MumuCountry:
Kenya is a shiit country. The people are wack! Too stupid and behave like morons. How can you share your wive with anyone? Or even give out your daughter to a tourist to fvck, just for a few dollars. That is not how Typical Africans behave. What level of poverty will drive an Afric@n man to share his wife with anyone, a white tourist?

extreme levels of poverty

Justnotyou:
What? You guys even have slave castles & you're here lying?

we have slave castles because that was where slaves brought in from Niger
mali and etc where kept.
Ghana was mostly a transit point

Occasionally the Asante's held tribes they captured during war to be used as slaves on farmlands.
and sold the stubborn ones to the europeans

Shma:
it's Okay as you say man, but remember billions of usefully people are craving for Kenya, You are just a useless village folk from Ghana who can't even afford money to take you to your neighbouring nation Naija and you keep depression yourself about Kenya, huh .. meanwhile, where majority(poor Kenyans) resides.

hahaha

nice try

The money i spend on data alone in a month will feed your sorry ass and family for a generation.
Aint no villages here anymore oo, most of them have turn to towns.



so which slum are you typing this from again?

Kibera ?
Dandora?
Mathare?
Haruma?
Kanwangware?
or etc?

Justnotyou:
While it's true, it mostly happened to other east Africans partly due to the resilience of ancient kenyans & geographical advantages of the region. As you can probably see below Kenya over time has stood among countries with the lowest population that is enslaved, a spike in modern slavery has been noted in Kenya between 2013 through to 2018 but it's being fueled by the number of undocumented illegal immigrants, refugees from the neighboring countries & regrettably Kenyan single mothers that are conned to go to the middle east & South Asia.

this is only measuring people doing hard labour and classifying it as slavery.

Justnotyou:
You're confusing East with West Africa.

naa im not



the slave trade of East Africa was highly disgraceful.
The story of Wast Africa starts with slavery and ends with slavery.
It hasnt changed even up till now

Justnotyou:
You're confused on who did the castration.

hahaha

Your own people are frustrated and depressed such that
They are suing Britain for castrating all of them.



you can go and read their law suit

Shma:
Bro, leave this confused Ghanaian alone, he's in pain after the previous bashing.. it's unfortunate that only KISUMU in kenya can match there Accra and the guy is really finding it hard to decipher . Just leave him to wallow in desperation,.. he will hate and hate till his mind cures..

your delusions is what is killing you
nothing in Kenya will match anywhere in Ghana cause all of you guys are poor and uneducated.

hating on poor Kenya is the joke of a century because nothing impresses from there.
underdeveloped than poor Rwanda

gallivant:
You paid the Brits for your independence.

we paid the Brits as part of a peace agreement after morethan 200 years of war.


We used the laws of Britain against them to gain our independence
we were educated people and not as stupid as u

gallivant:
How much has the cedi depreciated by? How much is the inflation? Stay with your IMF lords, we want no part of that.

18%

the Cedi is still valuable than your national currency.

inflation is 7%

and IMF is better than going China to be in a debt circle