₦airaland Forum

Jay254:
The outcome is beautiful, true natural grass in aplace like msa needs constant watering to achieve thesame.

Hahahah Ndege inachanganyikiwa sana.

Kazikazi:
even the rice farms i posted wasnt the end of it.dont u eat our rice? And you dont have farms in tanzania!.tell me do u own this tanzanians tea farms?.look here

Kazikazi:
But ur dying for a lack of it.ur fellow kenyan posted sunflowers u kept quiet.hypocrite.

gallivant:
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1778/44045794922_2618326517_b.jpg


https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1816/44037659222_c290cb4503_o.jpg

gallivant:
Post in English, I don't understand stupid. Sorry.

NairobiWalker:
Yet some idiot wants to lecture us on owning our economy when the biggest companies in Tanzania are either Arab, Indian, Kenyan, European or Chinese and 9 out of 10 of the richest men in Tanzania are Indian and Arab.

NairobiWalker:
Please name me Tanzanian's 5 biggest companies and who owns them. Then After that name me the top 10 richest men in Tanzania.

Kazikazi:
I think you are the one who should be worried.after complection of the biggest port of bagamoyo which it will dwarf ur mombasa and lamu ports.they will be obsollete.our pharmaceutical industry is picking up strongly.then wait for a cheaper cement from tz..u should be a worried man by now.

mtis:
Ahead of us in what ?

Kazikazi:
I think you are the one who should be worried.after complection of the biggest port of bagamoyo which it will dwarf ur mombasa and lamu ports.they will be obsollete.our pharmaceutical industry is picking up strongly.then wait for a cheaper cement from tz..u should be a worried man by now.

mtis:
Poverty capitals...

Obi1kenobi:
I'm not sure how you guys can rehash the same lines over and over again for over 2,000 pages of this thread, and you're still back at the starting point with no resolution in sight. How on earth are you not bored and exhausted?

Let me save you all the trouble: Nigeria is a far bigger economy than Kenya. But Nigeria is also far more populated than Kenya which somewhat renders that difference meaningless. A German has nothing to brag about over a Norwegian or Swiss, just because his country is bigger - neither would any Japanese, South Korean or Taiwanese swap their countries for China. Hence why Taiwan (who are ethnic Han Chinese) have resisted China's attempts to annex it and why Hong Kong has never wanted anything to do with China. Standard of living is higher in Kenya with lower income inequality and lower instances of extreme poverty. It's a more sophisticated economy which captures more citizens in tax collection and generates comparatively high revenue to fund its comparatively high budget. This difference is further exacerbated by the fact Nigeria is the most corrupt nation on the planet (I don't give a shiit what Transparency International says: it's impossible for any country to be more corrupt than Nigeria). If you isolated the core North of Nigeria as a country on its own, it would be the poorest country on the planet bar none. Failed states like Somalia are better off than Nigeria's North East or North West. The more progressive South of the country is saddled with this millstone around our necks and can't make progress while catering to these liabilities. This presents an interesting dilemma in the fact that Nigerians celebrate our massive size (I'm yet to see how that is an asset), even though that massive size is largely contributory to how unwieldy and dysfunctional we are.

Kenya is a more developed country than Nigeria. Some newly wed honeymooning couple from Stockholm or business executive and his family from New York go to Kenya to relax and flex on vacation because it is more developed than Nigeria. Accept it and seek better governance to progress as they have without "oyel" money. And for goodness sakes, shut this damn thread. I try to avoid it, but every day, it's spamming the Politics section front page.

NairobiWalker:
I've been telling them this since time immemorial. Kenya's GDP is a mere $88 billion yet our budget is $30 billion. The budget to GDP ratios of most countries range between 20% to 40%. In Nigeria, they claim their GDP is as high as over $500 billion yet their budget is a mere $27 billion. A country of $500 billion GDP should have a minimum budget of $100 billion and a healthy budget of about $180 billion.

Yobeezy:
Big shame to them