₦airaland Forum

kikuyu1:
No! He's kindly giving you a free education. Instead of throwing out words constantly just explain what the good Prof has revealed many times:
Why is that? I'll wait,thanks!

No, he has been fighting the same lost battle for about 4 years and you only make it worse for him.

Kindly help him with links showing how Kenya made up to $22bn as revenue. Thanks.

obaaderemi:
[s]No, he has been fighting the same lost battle for about 4 years and you only make it worse for him.

Kindly help him with links showing how Kenya made up to $22bn as revenue. [/s]Thanks.

Nigga, I don't have to! Continue your fun with your fellow 'tards and see if they can break down this meme for you. At least I tried.
Am out!

kikuyu1:
Nigga, I don't have to! Continue your fun with your fellow 'tards and see if they can break down this meme for you. At least I tried.
Am out!

So why were you asking me to explain shiit to you, cokehead?
He made a claim, let him substantiate it. Period.

Your meme describes you correctly, cokehead.

Just30:
Photographic friends oo

sometimes they post their work on Instagram, Behance.net or share them privately with me

That's great.

Their pics are clean

Everything at the grove concerning horizontal infrastructure such as underground water hydrant, clean water pipe, fibre optic cables, drainages and gas pipes etc are done.

U are about to start seeing the first buildings at Centenary city Abuja.

Did you try to look for it? You think I just write figures.

53. Going forward, total revenue collection for the FY 2020/21 including appropriation-inaid (A.I.A) amounts to Ksh. 2,134.1 billion (18.3 percent of GDP) as compared to Ksh.2,084.2 billion in 2019/2020 (20.1 percent of GDP). Ordinary revenue in the next
financial year is projected at Ksh.1, 856.7 billion (16 percent of GDP). Growth in
revenue projections will be occasioned by an increase in revenue collection from
income tax head as well as VAT head. Generally, it is projected that overall revenue in
the FY 2020/21 is expected to grow by 2 percent as compared to FY 2019/20 with
ordinary revenue expected to grow by 1 percent while A.I.A is expected to increase by
18 percent to Ksh. 249.6 billion. It’s worth noting that there is volatility in A.I.A,
therefore the projection may not be achieved over the medium term

obaaderemi:
No, he has been fighting the same lost battle for about 4 years and you only make it worse for him.

Kindly help him with links showing how Kenya made up to $22bn as revenue. Thanks.

rvp20182:
Dangote is making a kill both ways. Concrete roads are expensive. He is not paying taxes and he is selling cement. Meanwhile the rest of Nigeria look like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWDcQKW6FME

14 hours journey takes 78 days - truckers sleep 10 days on some section

Isn’t it obvious when u can’t afford something u try downplaying it or discrediting it immediately.it’s that time u woukd remember matters of finance.

You can’t get a decent light rail like Abuja so u scream we wasted money and complain about passengers traffic.

You can’t build a city like Abuja and so u complain that we wasted money that should have been spent on Lagos on an alleged ghost city. It’s even more funny when u try defend Mombasa in thesame breathe.

You can’t build eko Atlantic so u go about squealing like a piglet .

You can’t get safari com to build u a road so u whine anytime dangote does his.



Ur salty tears taste like vodka, and I love to see gushing from ur humongous eyeballs.

Our donated Mt Kilimanjaro to TZ - tallest mountain in africa - now visible from Nairobi. KaziKazi unable to put a curtain on it yet

Nairobi parklands

Meet The Developers Of The Tallest Residential Tower in North, East & West Africa - Azuri Towers

Olawale Opayinka is a professional actuary and an alumnus of the University of Lagos with vast experience in the financial and real estate industry.


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

Massive development with Oil Money

The Largest ever rail projects undertaken by any government in the world

Top 10 Railway Projects In Nigeria (All Railway Projects Currently Going On)
1. 156km Double track Lagos Ibadan Rail Project : COST : $1.6B, started year 2017-2021, SPEED: 150KM/H, with 10 major train stations, CONTRACTOR :CCECC
2. Double Track Lagos Blue line Mass tansit Light rail, COST : $1.2B. 16 electric trains , 13 Major stations, 27km

3. Double Track Red line Lagos Mass tansit Light rail, COST : $188M, STARTED :2021-2022, 13 station with 3 linked to the Airport , 30KM
4. 1,445KM Port Harcourt – Enugu section of the 463 km railway, $3B, Started 2021, Stations : 101
5. 35km Double track Abuja rail Mass transit line, Cost : $824M, started 2013- completed 2018, 12 stations
6. 186KM Abuja- Kaduna rail, cost: $874M, 2011- 2018, 9 stations
7. 285 Kano-Maradi rail, $1.9B,15 stations, contractor : Mota-Engil Portuguese,
8. 326KM Itakpe -Warri line(contract has been awarded to link it with Abuja) in operation, Contractors: Julius Berger Nigeria and CEEC
9 . 1,402km Lagos-Calabar coastal rail project, Cost: $11bn, 22 stations, London-based Standard Chartered Bank had agreed to provide $US 11bn in financing for the line, The line will run from Lagos – Sagamu – Ijebu-Ode – Ore – Benin City – Sapele – Warri – Yenogoa – Port Harcourt – Aba – Uyo – Calabar – Akamkpa – Obudu Ranch, with branch lines from Benin-City to Agbor, Ogwashi-ukwu, Asaba, Onitsha and Onitsha Bridge and from Port Harcourt to Onne Deep Sea Port. The project will be constructed in two phases, with the first phase running between Calabar and Port Harcourt, while the second phase will run between Port Harcourt and Lagos through Onitsha.
10. 970KM Ibadan -Kano-Kaduna, $8B, 29 STATIONS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qdxzzshxe1g

Progress report on 375km Abuja–Kaduna–Zaria–Kano 6 lanes road project , 60% Completed
First asphalt recycling methodology in Africa
#Nigeriamustdevelop

Contractor : Julius Barger Nigeria LIMITED

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9POY0seLfvU

Kaduna $600 million steel plant , African Mines and Steel company, Gujeni, Kagarko local government, Kaduna.

PROJECT UPDATE: KASUWAN MAGANI MARKET Kaduna : larger than all Nairobi's markets
Kaduna state government is currently reconstructing all markets
Status: Completed with modern complimentary facilities and off-grid power source.
Components:
*500KW Solar system
*Over 2000 shops
*Open Stalls
*Administrative Block
*Bank
*Police Outpost
*Fire station
*Clinic
The Kasuwan Magani Ultra-Modern Market will have 2024 shops which include lock up shops, open stalls, meat dressing slabs, abattoir and warehouses and 398 car parking spaces. Facilities at the market will include police post, clinic, banking hall, fire service area, electricity and clean water supply in compliance with regulatory requirements for a modern market. The construction contract has been awarded to CCECC Nigeria Limited, a foremost Chinese Construction Company.
*Abbatoir
*Warehouses

More

New flyover bridge almost done, The state is currently building, two underpasses and 4 new Fly over bridges
Rabah Road - Unguwan Kanawa Overhead Bridge, linking to the Western Bypass and Rigasa Train Station.
May Nigeria Succeed
#KadunaUrbanRenewal

Just30:
Everything you can ever imagine

Great pictures.

Update on dualisation of Rabah road from Arewa house to waterboard malali (28 Major roads are undergoing dualization in Kaduna),

68816419:
Kaduna $600 million steel plant , African Mines and Steel company, Gujeni, Kagarko local government, Kaduna.

Great project.

The New leventis Underpass

More on the New leventis Underpass

gallivant:
Great project.

Asante ... countless factories are springing up in kaduna

Update: Installation of Horse � guild-rail for the horse track at Murtala Square project in progress. #KadunaUrbanRenewal

The newly remodeled Murtala Square project in progress.(All majorsports)
#KadunaUrbanRenewal

Completed Dualisation of PZ - Dogarawa Road in Sabon Gari L.G.A, Zaria ,Kaduna(80.7 km from Kaduna) by MotherCat Ltd #KadunaUrbanRenewa

Construction of Sabon Gari Market,Zaria
The new Sabon Gari Market will have 3338 of shops, open market stalls, warehouses and parking lots. The construction of the new market is expected to be completed soon

rvp20182:
Did you try to look for it? You think I just write figures.

53. Going forward, total revenue collection for the FY 2020/21 including appropriation-inaid (A.I.A) amounts to Ksh. 2,134.1 billion (18.3 percent of GDP) as compared to Ksh.2,084.2 billion in 2019/2020 (20.1 percent of GDP). Ordinary revenue in the next
financial year is projected at Ksh.1, 856.7 billion (16 percent of GDP). Growth in
revenue projections will be occasioned by an increase in revenue collection from
income tax head as well as VAT head. Generally, it is projected that overall revenue in
the FY 2020/21 is expected to grow by 2 percent as compared to FY 2019/20 with
ordinary revenue expected to grow by 1 percent while A.I.A is expected to increase by
18 percent to Ksh. 249.6 billion. It’s worth noting that there is volatility in A.I.A,
therefore the projection may not be achieved over the medium term

Yes, obviously you just type figures out of your big bum.

Thank you for making my job easier by supplying the tax chart for Nigeria and the revenue chart for Kenya. I am going to kill you with your own provided charts.

Look closely at the chart for Kenya. What you circled in red was just a projection for Financial Year 2021/2022. We are still in 2021. So I have taken the trouble to circle the correct financial year for you in BLUE. For the last financial year, Kenya's total revenue is
ksh 1.8trillion. That's roughly $17bn!.
If I include grants from your foreign donors, we arrive at $18bn(ksh1.9tr) according to your chart.

Meanwhile for Nigeria, from the chart you provided which I have attached again for everyone to see: total tax is #8.8tr in the fy 2019/2020. That's roughly $22bn. That's more than Kenya's $17bn.
That's just taxes. For total revenue, for Year 2018: check this out, son:

The total revenue
flow to the Federation, other tiers of government
and sub-national entities from all sources
(including crude oil sales, taxes, royalties and
other incomes) came to USD 32.6 billion 2018.

https://eiti.org/es/implementing_country/32
$32bn. That's something Kenya can only dream of. That's why we are not as indebted as Kenya and why China and IMF are not dictating to us to cut funding to universities and not increase workers salary for the next 4 years like they ordered Kenya.

Nigeria is not taking taxes seriously. I am for higher taxes and a wider tax net for Federal and states. It will take away the laziness of the governors. But don't ever repeat it again in your sorry life that Kenya gets a higher revenue than Nigeria. Let it stop here and now! Stop misleading stupidd people like the Kikuyu cokehead who sees you as his father. You are not smarter than a secondary school boy in Lagos.

Kaduna state : one of the greenest state in Nigeria

68816419:
The newly remodeled Murtala Square project in progress.(All majorsports)
#KadunaUrbanRenewal

I am surprised El- Rufai is taking infrastructure as seriously as this. This place looks fine. I just wish the north would do something about education. That's the only thing holding them back.

68816419:
Kaduna state : one of the greenest state in Nigeria

Great. Definitely better than Nakuru.

68816419:
Meet The Developers Of The Tallest Residential Tower in North, East & West Africa - Azuri Towers

Olawale Opayinka is a professional actuary and an alumnus of the University of Lagos with vast experience in the financial and real estate industry.


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

The Azuri in eko Atlantic?

kikuyu1:
Come the EFF on Obadude! I know you'll FOREVER compete at the SPECIAL Olympics but even your teammates get it!
Try, at LEAST to meet the Prof halfway; he's taking a lot of time breaking this down for you REPEATEDLY! This ishyt AIN'T complicated!

u're only good at bleating while rvp is good at manipulating figures and people's intellect.

For starter, Nigeria's VAT rate is 7.5%, kenya's is doing 16% while S.A is at 15%.

U should know that with that VAT rate, the revenue will be lower, I don't see why simple stuffs like this would cause wahala here.

Bifwoli:
Nigeria is a phantom ,moribund economy of falsified statistics . The lox tax collections,their lower HDI scores and the insignificant difference in per capita income,amongst many other factors....you know like they always say,NUMBERS DON"T LIE.

u as a person really don't have any salient addition to discussions except to post ur very own frustrated life.

We aren't the cause of ur frustration, u can channel it elsewhere.