₦airaland Forum

obaaderemi:
Were you drunk when you quoted me thinking I was Kenyan? you drunkard.

i responded to you and separated a message for my Kenyan brothers


dont be self-centered

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obaaderemi:
Awwww, you touch my heart. Always, for Africa. That's Nigeria for you.

SO you are Kenyan Now

obaaderemi:
So you heard about the Nairobi attack here on nairaland, just like most of the Kenyans here also did? Anyways, you can always count on us.

DONT GET SO HYPED UP KIDDO

obaaderemi:
So you heard about the Nairobi attack here on nairaland, just like most of the Kenyans here also did? Anyways, you can always count on us.

naa
i was wondering why my twitter feed was showing Kenya and Nairobi



WE STAND WITH YOU GUYS

BE STRONG
ITS A FIGHT YOU DIDNT WANT
BUT HAD TO TAKE ON , FOR AFRICA

Kazikazi:
There is something which is really really wrong in Kenya.Just look at these officials who went to fight the terrorists! All of them are in one spot! Have you imagined if a terrorist throws a grenade at them? Our Tanzanians special forces won't do that while fighting the terrorists who are on top floors of a building.I repeat Kenya needs recolonization

Learn about military formation

OH so that is why Nairobi and Kenya are trending on my twitter handle

rvp20183:
Your police are more corrupt than ours. We have had nearly 5yrs since the last attack and we are at war with Alshabab in their homeland.I think our police has done so well our tourism number has gone to 2.1M for first time ever.

You're just luckly nobody has really cared about Tanzania. I doubt the world will notice if you disappeared.

is there a recent Attack in Nairobi ?

darfay:
We can't you just mind your own business

Is it by force to talk about Gayna?

When nobody was talking you started posting pictures

When nobody was answering you started throwing shots


How pathetic can you get?

how does my pic worry you

hate

darfay:
We can't you just mind your own business

Is it by force to talk about Gayna?

When nobody was talking you started posting pictures

When nobody was answering you started throwing shots


How pathetic can you get?

Did you see Nigeria in there

guy mind your business
let me talk about the general west African situation

theenchanter:
start by printing ur currency, we print ours!

How many african countries does that?

Do well to print your own ballot papers


Ghana will always employ the best

some people just need to up their game and demand better from their leaders

NairobiWalker:
I know an idiot on this thread that will really get offended with Kenya getting these kind words from South Africans.

Skin Pain is their problem

obaaderemi:
Sharap! is it a lie.

Kiddo
go find your playmates and learn something better

obaaderemi:
You are correct. The idiot didn't know None of Ghana's mobile telecommunication companies is owned by Ghanaians. And that one of them is actually a Nigerian company.

you Just know nothing about Ghana

obaaderemi:
A thug like you can't recognize truth if it landed on your bald old head.

IGNORED



i dont waste time on people who cant make sense in one statement

theenchanter:
Ghanaians on most occasions know nothing about ghana.

How does that sound to u?

Ghanaians know too much about Nigeria
such that on most occasions, we dont discuss Nigeria

Once Nigeria is mentioned, Everyone just laugh

you guys really have to get up a face reality
so that, the bar can be raised really high in West Africa.

At the moment, there's too much poor standard in West Africa
such that it is affecting Ghana's ability to raised the bar even higher

obaaderemi:
That Ghanaian thug dropped his packet of brain a long time ago.

The kid just called me a thug


anyway, anyone that tells Nigerians the truth is referred to as a thug

Accra from the far hills of Aburi
Sekondi/ Takoradi

theenchanter:
pooh pooh.

Nigerians on most times know nothing about nigeria

theenchanter:
can he know nigeria than nigerians?

yes

obaaderemi:
Thanks @ bolded. But I don't think you've simplified anything here.You've not said anything anyone with basic knowledge of world affairs does not know.
Can you kindly point out where I said anything to suggest the bolded? I merely gave the lie to your claim that poorer economies always grow faster than richer economies by citing the examples of relatively poor economies such as Venezuela (-1.7& GDP growth), South Africa (-7% growth), and let me add Jamaica (0.5% GDP growth). And Nigeria (2.3%gdp growth) despite the fact that we are just exiting recession. Unless you don't know how debilitating an economic recession can be. That 2% growth is an upward trajectory that deserves some applause. Heck,we dropped below 1%! And I sincerely believe that upward trajectory is due to the fact that the Nigerian economy is more diverse than previously thought.
If I didn't know better, I would think so @ bolded. But trust me I know better and I can tell people apart, especially sane people from the less so. No,your opinions to me, are honest so far.
Thanks@bolded. To answer your question: I would say the decline to 2% was due not only to oil crash but also a poorly judged monetary policy by the present government. I told you we declined far below 1%. For us to be at 2% now is an upward swing and a clear evidence of the resilience of the Nigerian economy. 2019 is even going to be better according to projections.

I guess I have answered this. We once were among the three fastest growing economies in the world a mere 5years ago. If we Are at 2% now from -8%, pray tell me, how is that an indication that our income is declining? We are gradually getting back on our feet. That said, all is said is said on that matter, please.

Don't be silly, our politicians don't share pictures of airports and infrastructure and such things. And if they do,it's not different from what your politicians do as well. To suggest that the private sector has little contribution to infrastructure and development in Africa is plain ignorant. Right now,one of the largest petrochemical refineries in the world is nearing completion in Lagos and it's privately funded. There are numerous projects time would not permit me to list here.

We have largely contained Boko Haram @ 1st bolded. They are confined to north eastern part of Nigeria. They mainly attack villages. Our economic cities have always been free from the menace of Boko Haram. Terrorism is Hydra headed and not easy to finish as you think. Kudos to our military.
@2nd bolded: you sounded like IMF with its ignorance about thinking it knows what works for all poor countries. One size never fits all,bro. Clothing and steel industries are not the easiest and most profitable industries that could solve Nigeria's unemployment and economic problems quickly. What would work for Nigeria is agriculture and agro allied industries that can add value to what we produce. These will not only feed our people but also provide employment and foreign exchange. Light manufacturing of things we need would also help.

You are right @ bolded. I took the liberty to correct your error. Nigeria is Africa's largest economy.

The Kenyans would not like your closing shot especially the bolded.

Everything that guy typed is dependent on whether Nigeria can get itself together and moved it population to become a market economy.

if nigeria cant do that, then they will have to forget it because
the huge population will continue to be a burden

Aburi Hills
the beginning of Ghana own alps

nature
Kumasi
Koftown
Takoradi

Let me take you to Kumasi and Obo Kwahu
Lake Bosomtwi Hills

tylann:
Do you have game parks in Ghana

Yes

looking over Tema beach road and Teshie Nungua

Lets go on a Safari
people

LETS GO FLYING

Good Night from Accra

theenchanter:
i tell u. its may happen but its false... ask them to prove it now.

I'm very much available.

i was on the page when someone claimed that

theenchanter:
pls, dont worry over that. U've failed already.

Show me where yemi kale said nigeria has a $80b agriculture sector?

you're new here
this happened in the 1500 page or something

theenchanter:
dont bother urself jare.... its all for fun but somethings must be set straight.

all citizens must push their government for better

the mediocrity is too much in most of Africa