₦airaland Forum

let them keep making you deluded

rvp20182:
I don't have to compare anything. All I need to do is read reports by people who compare such luxury goods. One is the Mauritus AfroAsia which declare Kenya luxury market to be bigger..400M versus 500M dollars.

#FACTS

samorobo:
He must be stupid to think he can compare luxury car in his zoo to that end of Lagos mainland alone......Lagos mainland luxury cars will mother the entire zoo country called Kenya...

Even Abuja alone

but will pick tea leaves ?

gallivant:
Kenyans will simply not pick cotton.

still Benin will beat you

rvp20182:
Cotton is not textile.

rvp20182:
All dream are valid. With 2 millers - one owned by Gov of Ghana - you want to dominate Africa.

we already do kiddo

there are plenty
Kasapreko
GN bank
Ghana International Bank
Fidelity Asia Bank
Diamond Cement
Mpharma
Springfield
E&P


Just to list a few

tylann:
ooh please just name any ghanaian company outside ghana

this nyansh is not nice at all

GENEGIRIA:
i tell you. until this whole thing started, i had always thought of kenya as "doing well economically"

wind has blown to expose the nyansh of a fowl

there are plenty

since you guys love drinking because you have nothing to do all day

Kasapreko is coming to make you drunker

gallivant:
I bet he can't name one Ghanaian company outside the IMF colony. Nada!

GN bank acquired a bank in Liberia and we are not making noise

tylann:
https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Equity-bank-acquisition-DR-Congo-bank/2560-5354506-pbpwpg/index.html

this is the desperation that leads to disgrace

vaxx1:
they have strategized new formula of making more revenue. selling up citizenship card. what a disgrace just to get off of China debt

wow

theyve gotten this desperate ?


The anus of the fowl shall be revealed

GENEGIRIA:
Fueckeduppedness Folks, kenya is for sale kenya is broke who wants to buy that crap zoo? the fools are "swimming" in massive debts this the latest news hot hot news

Kenya selling residency permits and citizenship to repay debts

Tuesday November 19 2019


In Summary

The fear is that in few years, the national debt burden will reach unsustainable level and risks of economic decline.

Governments today are raising revenues through sale of citizenship, passports, permanent residency and special visa programmes to foreign nationals.


State selling residency permits and citizenship to shore up revenue

Monday November 18 2019

The East African Community, Republic of Kenya passport

The East African Community, Republic of Kenya passport. PHOTO | WILLIAM OERI
In Summary

The fear is that in few years, the national debt burden will reach unsustainable level and risks of economic decline.
Governments today are raising revenues through sale of citizenship, passports, permanent residency and special visa programmes to foreign nationals.
Countries across the globe, from the US, to the small island nations of the Caribbean have adopted similar packages to prop up their economies.

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IBRAHIM KHAMIS
Kenya’s population stands at 47.5 million with every child born today owing the lenders $1,300 (Sh130,000).

The country’s domestic and foreign debt is now at dreadful Sh50 trillion ($50 billion), 15 percent beyond the recommendations set for developing countries by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

This is in addition to the current annual borrowing of nearly $2 billion (Sh200 billion) to retire matured loans, finance infrastructure and address other budgetary expenditures.

The fear is that in few years of excessive borrowing and increasing debt ceilings without growing the economy or creating new innovative tax base, the national debt burden will reach unsustainable level and risks of economic decline.

SELLING CITIZENSHIP

Governments today have added a new arsenal for raising revenues through sale of citizenship, passports, permanent residency and special visa programmes as products to foreign nationals to complement normal tax base of the country. They are tailored to finance sp

TEA

and sex tourism

theenchanter:
whats ur economy based on?

gallivant:
You can't handle the truth. Typical clown.

oya mention the company

is this om too too hard ?

lazy unproductive people sitting and waiting for thier wife to bring the prostitution money

rvp20182:
Mombasa Port now handles 33M metric tonnes - so whatever you're typing is nonsense - SGR is just 2yrs into operations - SGR has lots of room for growth - before it get to 20M tonnes - and we begin double-stacking containers to 35M metric tonnes.

This is not TEMA PORT Tema's weaknesses include the fact that it has a draught of just 11.5m and can only receive container ships with a capacity of 5,500 TEUs

Ghana's largest port, Tema handles about 12 million tonnes of cargo a year, including petroleum, cement, aluminum products, and textiles.

Mombasa handles about 3 times that.

Tema port just expanded


without Kenya having a productive capacity

it raillines that lead to nowhere will never break even

let alone make a respected profit

rvp20182:
Nearly in every imaginable sector and sub-sector kenya companies have expanded regionally.

yet your export is 5 billion

you keep mentioning Kenyan companies have this

but we all know you dont have companies

rvp20182:
Evidence the poor man from Ghana is paramount otherwise we can just parrot anything here.

he is export 1300 cars

rvp20182:
Only two flour mills. Let start from Kenya strategic grain reserve silos..before we go to thousands of millers.

Ghana you're small potato.

Kenya has about 20 – 25 millers, of these 18 are large capacity (+150 Mt per day) and the others are medium capacity (50 – 150 Mt per day). The total milling capacity in Kenya at present is about 3,500 Mt/24 hours.

Versus the small potato Ghana with 4 small millers.

There are four major wheat milling companies in Ghana, 3 located in Tema (GAFCO, Irani Brothers and Golden Spoons Ltd) and one in Takoradi (Takoradi Milling Ltd).


Example one : Milling companies : UNGA

Unga Limited, a Group operating company, is one of the oldest companies in Kenya, registered on 28th December 1908, with the aim of serving the milling needs of the fledgeling wheat growing industry that had established itself in the Rift Valley region. The first mill was commissioned in April 1909. The subsequent expansion resulted in additional investments in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Today, Unga Holdings Limited has production facilities in Nairobi, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kampala and Dar-es-Salaam

so now
silos are flour mills ?


4 huge millers
dumb kenyan

Irani brothers is doing 270,000 metric tonnes of flour at it three mills
Takoradi Flour MILL was doing 216,000 metric tonnes in 2016

not just wishes
FACTS dont lie

tylann:
you wish

which first lady was a prostitute?

we know the Kenyattas love prostitutes
aint the same here


why are children in Kenya engage in sex tourism as you prefer to call it.

NairobiWalker:
Maybe you are blind then. I am sure you will also deny your first lady who was a prostitute.

next year, i will be transitting through London to Florence of France in a new boeing

vaxx1:
more signatory happen in UAE....

Boeing, Ghana sign MoU for three 787-9 Dreamliner jets for national carrier

Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company

Boeing and the Republic of Ghana announced today that the country intends to re-launch an airline starting with the 787-9 Dreamliner. The parties signed a memorandum of understanding at the Dubai Air Show for three airplanes with a list price value of $877.5 million according to list prices.

"There is a growing demand for air travel to and from Ghana and we believe the advanced 787-9 Dreamliner gives us an efficient and flexible machine to launch a regional network and eventually serve international destinations in the future," said Joseph Kofi Adda, Honorable Minister of Aviation and Member of Parliament, Republic of Ghana. "The 787 has an excellent reputation for its operational performance, fuel efficiency and passenger experience and we are confident that we have the right partner for our new carrier."

Adda says the carrier, to be based in Accra, would establish the capital city as a strategic hub that serves cities across West Africa. Future routes would include destinations in Europe, North America and Asia and the long-term plan is to open the airline to private investment and operation.

"Africa boasts a growing, young workforce and vast natural resources. We see the demand for air travel continuing to rise across the continent. Boeing is honored to work with Ghana in helping re-launch an airline to serve this vast market," said Ihssane Mounir, senior vice president of Commercial Sales & Marketing for The Boeing Company. "We look forward to working with the government on an integrated solution that includes the 787-9 Dreamliner and aviation services to support the new airline and provide a superior experience for its future passengers."

The 787-9 is part of a family of three airplanes that offer long ranges and unmatched fuel efficiency in the 200 to 350 seat market. The 787-9 can carry 296 passengers and fly up to 7,530 nautical miles (13,950 kms), while reducing fuel use and emissions by 20 to 25 percent compared to older airplanes.

Since entering service in 2011, the 787 family has enabled the opening of more than 250 new point-to-point routes and saved 45 billion pounds of fuel. Every day, there are more than 1,600 commercial flights on a 787 Dreamliner. This means that somewhere in the world a 787 Dreamliner takes off every minute. To date, more than 400 million passengers have flown on the airplane.

About Boeing:

Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company and leading provider of commercial airplanes, defense, space and security systems, and global services. As the top U.S. exporter, the company supports commercial and government customers in more than 150 countries. Boeing employs more than 150,000 people worldwide and leverages the talents of a global supplier base. Building on a legacy of aerospace leadership, Boeing continues to lead in technology and innovation, deliver for its customers and invest in its people and future growth.

Source: Boeing

gallivant:
Nigerians also say the same things but we all know it's nonsense.

if 20 billion export is nonsense
what is 5 billion export?

the next time you mention Jesus
they will come and worship you

vaxx1:
I speak in proverb. just like Jesus

im wondering if they add wee to their tea

because they always seem drunk

vaxx1:
lol.... they have a tea factory

you aint worth my time

you are a slowpoke

gallivant:
Defeatist mindset. You drive what you want if you can afford it. Don't bring your racist NIGHA ideology to mask your failures.

dumb dumb

that is why you are still poor

mtisTheQubit:
Thats just low man..So Indians cant be Kenyans..guys who have lived here for centuries...Anyway they are our 44th tribe..like someone would say 'swallow that dude'

GENEGIRIA:
fuckeduppedness why are you running away? kenya is just a sh1thole plain and simple too much hype in that monkey dump
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gallivant:
Sounds fishy. Why not just get dealerships like the rest of humanity?

aint worth shit


Silverstar is a dealer
owned by a Ghanaian

Stop wailing

unless you are deranged

why is Ghana doing better than you in all sectors?

rvp20182:
Good - your IMF colony could do with some brains. Ghana has had historical brain & muscle drain problem from 15th century. I fully support encouraging all Ghanians including black american former slaves back home.

rvp20182:
If they come back - that is very good. And I said as much. But we know Ghanians and Nigerians are not coming back.

so why is Ghana experiencing a brain gain?

consult master card

here, we have our own payment systems

mtisTheQubit:
How many Ghananians have mastercard?

we've already discussed the facts

and you've been expose as an under performer

gallivant:
You guys are right. They have evolved into Nigerians, devoid of facts.

rvp20182:
We have very diversified economy - including agricluture - I think outside south africa - by the types of goods we export - it's staggering. Horticulture alone is worth 3B dollars - and export there is surely approaching 2B dollars.

Look at Tea - this year it's down by 20-30% - nobody cares. We have well diversified export crops - maybe we export 200 types of crops

Imagine if your COCOA was to go down 20-30%. You will be pleading for IMF to come to your 17th rescue.

hahahaha

well diversified what?


you are still doing 5 billion dollars

your diversity should improve that

chicken change



why are you still borrowing to pay other debts and finance your currency
to support your huge import bill because you are worth shit?