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Vlain:
Noise!!! Kenya didn’t make the list cos u have nothing. Ur cooked up data couldnt deceive the rest of the world. U were omitted cos you don’t have nada .believe ur govt at ur own peril.

They are so kenyacentric they think the world is sleeping.

Because others are not amazed at development, we used to it Zimbabwe has bigger installed capacity than them

rvp20182:
Yada yada in a topic you barely understand - there are half-baked reports out there - but anybody who knows Solar System - knows Kenya is world leader in the developing world especially in home System.

M-Kopa for example has 0.5M customers in Kenya - on their pay as you go solar system.

This what you generator country should be doing - kenya has maybe 2.5M household with solar power installed - and solar mini-grids.

In terms of big installation - kenya has 50MW power plant - and many small ones.

You are a big fool. It’s only half -baked to close-minded dweebs like you otherwise that report is serving u raw fact. U would rather cling to that hot lie Kenyatta and his cohorts keeps blowing like trumpets.

It’s simple,u didn’t feature because aren’t worth being there.

This started very early - it's linked to cooperatives - providing solar systems as loan products.

kikuyu1:
They're 25x our pop! Anyway it's easily believable- wherever you are in Kenya, from the hottest driest desert of L Chalbi near L Turkana to Lokoitokitok by Tz someone is selling solar panels!

Don't sulk. We asked for credible report - like this
https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication/2021/Apr/IRENA_RE_Capacity_Statistics_2021.pdf

South Africa - 5000MW
Egypt - 1,600Mw
Morroco - 750mw
Algeria - 450mw
Senegal - 155MW
Then no 6 is kenya at 106MW.

AfriqueDuZuid:
They are so kenyacentric they think the world is sleeping.

Because others are not amazed at development, we used to it Zimbabwe has bigger installed capacity than them

rvp20182:
Don't sulk. We asked for credible report - like this
https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication/2021/Apr/IRENA_RE_Capacity_Statistics_2021.pdf

Stupid Kenyan elder man with the brains of a poopy what make ur source more credible than his?

Education.
IRENA -The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
Not some random blogger.

Appisko:
Stupid Kenyan elder man with the brains of a poopy what make ur source more credible than his?

Appisko:
Stupid Kenyan elder man with the brains of a poopy what make ur source more credible than his?

Who is dumb here? Honest answer.

Is it Rvp who is bombarding all of you BONOBOS from hobbit land with facts or you who is just peddling insults left right center?

Vlain:
You are a big fool. It’s only half -baked to close-minded dweebs like you otherwise that report is serving u raw fact. U would rather cling to that hot lie Kenyatta and his cohorts keeps blowing like trumpets.

It’s simple,u didn’t feature because aren’t worth being there.

Don't you ever compare your intelligence with rvp's, okay? You're down there below the barrel playing - 1 in IQ level.

Your brain is too puny to even correct one figure in his statement, save Autocorrect

Shma:
Don't you ever compare your intelligence with rvp's, okay? You're down there below the barrel playing - 1 in IQ level.

Your brain is too puny to even correct one figure in his statement, save Autocorrect

What are u saying. Rvp is below me and he remains under my feet.I understand he is better than u,but me NEVERRR!!!

Vlain:
What are u saying. Rvp is below me and he remains under my feet.I understand he is better than u,but me NEVERRR!!!

Pwahahaaa pwahahaaa pwapwapwapwapwa >











If sarcasm was a person

BRT infrastructure coming to shape.

Mombasa estate roads.

Nairobi commuter rail buses.

Awesome. Who knew all those expensive footbridges would eventually pay off. With BRT on the median line - this will pull a lot of traffic

Wuoche:
BRT infrastructure coming to shape.

IRONY OF IRONIES!

Buhari regime pushed me to publish false economic statistics: Yemi Kale
Mr Kale however said he did not budge despite the pressure from the Buhari regime as he was determined to discharge his responsibilities accurately.

[url][https://gazettengr.com/buhari-regime-pushed-me-to-publish-false-economic-statistics-yemi-kale/url]

But we told you guys Kale was a comedy script writer many times,DIDN'T we!?
I rmbr challenging his unemployment count methodology while Naijjans screeched their Kibera mantra like dwarves invoking occult protection while tearing their filthy agbadas!
Look!

The data was faulted by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige who accused NBS of inaccuracy and not using the right methodology.

HAHAHA! The TRUTH is like the sun: it may remain hidden but will ALWAYS out. Maybe this nigga can write fiction for first graders or smth similar fitting his brainpower.

The guy cooked and faked most of the data. That is why he survived for that long in an incredibly corrupt and quarrelsome country like Nigeria.

Nigeria is almost at war - with people being kidnapped - data collection is the last thing they will do. Agriculture minister when asked for rice production figures quoted Indeximulli. They dont have any solid data...just wild guesses and extrapolation.

Census is a luxury - national household surveys impossible - any dat from Yemi Kale is pure nonsense.

Only data you can trust is those verifiable by international data - like export/imports

kikuyu1:
IRONY OF IRONIES!


[url][https://gazettengr.com/buhari-regime-pushed-me-to-publish-false-economic-statistics-yemi-kale/url]

But we told you guys Kale was a comedy script writer many times,DIDN'T we!?
I rmbr challenging his unemployment count methodology while Naijjans screeched their Kibera mantra like dwarves invoking occult protection while tearing their filthy agbadas!
Look!



HAHAHA! The TRUTH is like the sun: it may remain hidden but will ALWAYS out. Maybe this nigga can write fiction for first graders or smth similar fitting his brainpower.

rvp20182:
The guy cooked and faked most of the data. That is why he survived for that long in an incredibly corrupt and quarrelsome country like Nigeria.

Nigeria is almost at war - with people being kidnapped - data collection is the last thing they will do. Agriculture minister when asked for rice production figures quoted Indeximulli. They dont have any solid data...just wild guesses and extrapolation.

Census is a luxury - national household surveys impossible - any dat from Yemi Kale is pure nonsense.

Only data you can trust is those verifiable by international data - like export/imports

I still occasionally lol at the whole rice story! Our own economic rebasing is due later in the year and the recent door 2 door census will greatly help. I do know much real estate at the county level hasn't been captured while there's been increasing retail formalisation even in rural areas coupled with greater agricultural yields.
I can't find the figures right now but IIRC Elgeyo Marakwet, Nakuru and Nyandarua were shown to have doubled their GCP between 2013- 2017. Despite the 'Ronadrama with the fundamentals being solid we can reasonably expect more excellent growth with just a visual test. Eg, Nyahururu wherein I spent 5 yrs in Nyandarua 2015 had 5 supermarkets . Now there's 8.
Imo expect a 25-30% larger GDP which will validate the stats we've been providing throughout this thread.

Pseudo-data that is available is used to counter-check data; this what likes of Prof Ryan uses to check for any cooking; It likes the rice story - where it had shifted to Benin. For now - we can say importation of rice has gone down - but unless you have consumption data - you never know - maybe nigerians have reduce consumption of rice - and are eating yams. Same way they ended up eating cow skins. So you we have be careful..

But definitely for Nigeria - I'd distrust any official data and use PSEUDO-DATA. Secondary data.

kikuyu1:
I still occasionally lol at the whole rice story! Our own economic rebasing is due later in the year and the recent door 2 door census will greatly help. I do know much real estate at the county level hasn't been captured while there's been increasing retail formalisation even in rural areas coupled with greater agricultural yields.
I can't find the figures right now but IIRC Elgeyo Marakwet, Nakuru and Nyandarua were shown to have doubled their GCP between 2013- 2017. Despite the 'Ronadrama with the fundamentals being solid we can reasonably expect more excellent growth with just a visual test. Eg, Nyahururu wherein I spent 5 yrs in Nyandarua 2015 had 5 supermarkets . Now there's 8.
Imo expect a 25-30% larger GDP which will validate the stats we've been providing throughout this thread.

Wuoche:
BRT infrastructure coming to shape.

Building that rubbish for decades now why Oshodi-Abule egba( poor areas) brt system was completed in less than 3years?, Who cursed you guys?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIWy8mALwAo

Abuja CBD


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve-IW3Lc654

68816419:
Building that rubbish for decades now why Oshodi-Abule egba( poor areas) brt system was completed in less than 3years?, Who cursed you guys?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIWy8mALwAo

Always bitter with anything happening in Kenya, construction of BRT started last year so I don't if between 2020 and 2021 is a decade for you. Maybe I don't have to blame you because it's your education system that is letting you down.

rvp20182:
Don't sulk. We asked for credible report - like this
https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication/2021/Apr/IRENA_RE_Capacity_Statistics_2021.pdf

South Africa - 5000MW
Egypt - 1,600Mw
Morroco - 750mw
Algeria - 450mw
Senegal - 155MW
Then no 6 is kenya at 106MW.

Lol who was sulking this just proved my point about kenya

Shma:
Pwahahaaa pwahahaaa pwapwapwapwapwa >











If sarcasm was a person

I wasn’t sounding sarcastic. I was real 100.

kikuyu1:
IRONY OF IRONIES!


[url][https://gazettengr.com/buhari-regime-pushed-me-to-publish-false-economic-statistics-yemi-kale/url]

But we told you guys Kale was a comedy script writer many times,DIDN'T we!?
I rmbr challenging his unemployment count methodology while Naijjans screeched their Kibera mantra like dwarves invoking occult protection while tearing their filthy agbadas!
Look!



HAHAHA! The TRUTH is like the sun: it may remain hidden but will ALWAYS out. Maybe this nigga can write fiction for first graders or smth similar fitting his brainpower.

You shot yourself to pieces with this post. You just validated Yemi Kale.

kikuyu1:
Buhari regime pushed me to
publish false economic statistics:
Yemi Kale
Mr Kale however said he did not
budge despite the pressure from
the Buhari regime as he was
determined to discharge his
responsibilities accurately.

Oh, thank you sooooo much Mr. Kikuyu1 for posting this quote which I have taken the liberty to repost right above.
Every government even in America, wishes to tinker with data but it's up to those in charge to say NO like Dr. Yemi Kale as shown by the bolded in your post. Thank you once again. Gracias!

[b]And concerning the other quote in green, why don't you post the link like you did for the first quote, you little rat, so that I can pick it apart and disgrace you?
Yemi Kale gave high unemployment rate and the minister for labour, Chris Ngige claimed it was fake because it was a slap on his face, and this is what you are using to dispute Kale's quality? You are desperate and pathetic, useless old monkey.

rvp20182:
The guy cooked and faked most of the data. That is why he survived for that long in an incredibly corrupt and quarrelsome country like Nigeria.

Nigeria is almost at war - with people being kidnapped - data collection is the last thing they will do. Agriculture minister when asked for rice production figures quoted Indeximulli. They dont have any solid data...just wild guesses and extrapolation.

Census is a luxury - national household surveys impossible - any dat from Yemi Kale is pure nonsense.

Only data you can trust is those verifiable by international data - like export/imports

Kikuyu1 posted this:

kikuyu1:
Buhari regime pushed me to
publish false economic statistics:
Yemi Kale
Mr Kale however said he did not
budge despite the pressure from
the Buhari regime as he was
determined to discharge his
responsibilities accurately.

I can see you are still hurt by the rice production issue in Nigeria. Your pain can not stop the fact that Nigeria's rice importation has dropped significantly due to higher production. We are Africa's largest producer.

kikuyu1:
I still occasionally lol at the whole rice story! Our own economic rebasing is due later in the year and the recent door 2 door census will greatly help. I do know much real estate at the county level hasn't been captured while there's been increasing retail formalisation even in rural areas coupled with greater agricultural yields.
I can't find the figures right now but IIRC Elgeyo Marakwet, Nakuru and Nyandarua were shown to have doubled their GCP between 2013- 2017. Despite the 'Ronadrama with the fundamentals being solid we can reasonably expect more excellent growth with just a visual test. Eg, Nyahururu wherein I spent 5 yrs in Nyandarua 2015 had 5 supermarkets . Now there's 8.
Imo expect a 25-30% larger GDP which will validate the stats we've been providing throughout this thread.

Nigeria's rice importation has dropped significantly due to higher production. Keep lolling at Nigeria's rice production figures.
Meanwhile even the world bank takes Nigeria's data more seriously than Kenya's.

Before the end of 2023, Nigeria may be among the countries that manufacture aeroplanes as the federal government has entered into a partnership with a Hungarian airplane manufacturing company.

James Odaudu explained that the Magnus aircraft is an aeroplane that is good for Military training, has an aerobatic manoeuvre and is made of fully composite materials high strength and very lightweight.

He emphasized that the local production of aircraft in the country will facilitate the growth of Nigeria as a regional aviation superpower as it will also come with maintenance and repair facilities that will attract patronage from neighbouring countries.

According to a statement made available by James Odaudu, the Minister noted that aerobatics is the practice of flying manoeuvres involving aircraft attitudes that are not used in normal flight. Aerobatics are performed in airplanes and gliders for training, recreation, entertainment, and sport.

Sirika further said he was very satisfied with the features and more than willing to facilitate the production of the aeroplanes in Nigeria, saying one of the significant features of the Magnus aircraft is that it uses normal car petrol and outperforms any training aircraft of its kind”

[url] https://tribuneonlineng.com/nigeria-to-commence-manufacturing-of-airplanes-as-fg-partners-hungarian-company/ [/url]

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_jr_qehh98 [/url]

When 10M people Benin was amongst the top 10 world importer - you were running around claiming to be the biggest producer.

Below are the 15 countries that imported the highest dollar value worth of rice during 2020.
China: US$1.5 billion (5.8% of total rice imports)
Saudi Arabia: $1.4 billion (5.6%)
United States: $1.3 billion (5.1%)
Iran: $881 million (3.5%)
Philippines: $862 million (3.5%)
Iraq: $640.8 million (2.6%)
Benin: $635.9 million (2.5%)
United Kingdom: $619.9 million (2.5%)
Malaysia: $589.5 million (2.4%)
France: $588.1 million (2.4%)
United Arab Emirates: $560.2 million (2.2%)
South Africa: $546.7 million (2.2%)
Japan: $503.6 million (2%)
Germany: $462.9 million (1.9%)
Canada: $445.1 million (1.8%)

Look like after closing border with Benin, you're now back to importing directly
https://www.indexmundi.com/agriculture/?country=ng&commodity=milled-rice&graph=imports

obaaderemi:

Kikuyu1 posted this:


I can see you are still hurt by the rice production issue in Nigeria. Your pain can not stop the fact that Nigeria's rice importation has dropped significantly due to higher production. We are Africa's largest producer.

rvp20182:
When 10M people Benin was amongst the top 10 world importer - you were running around claiming to be the biggest producer.

Below are the 15 countries that imported the highest dollar value worth of rice during 2020.
China: US$1.5 billion (5.8% of total rice imports)
Saudi Arabia: $1.4 billion (5.6%)
United States: $1.3 billion (5.1%)
Iran: $881 million (3.5%)
Philippines: $862 million (3.5%)
Iraq: $640.8 million (2.6%)
Benin: $635.9 million (2.5%)
United Kingdom: $619.9 million (2.5%)
Malaysia: $589.5 million (2.4%)
France: $588.1 million (2.4%)
United Arab Emirates: $560.2 million (2.2%)
South Africa: $546.7 million (2.2%)
Japan: $503.6 million (2%)
Germany: $462.9 million (1.9%)
Canada: $445.1 million (1.8%)

Look like after closing border with Benin, you're now back to importing directly
https://www.indexmundi.com/agriculture/?country=ng&commodity=milled-rice&graph=imports

so your argument is based on the fact that Benin imports more rice than they can consume.
Let me help you, Benin is a major import route for many landlocked francophone countries,
Niger imports most of their rice from Benin and rice is their main staple there.
Same with Mali and Burkina Faso.
Only cars and wears comes through Benin in reasonable quantity.

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rvp20182:
When 10M people Benin was amongst the top 10 world importer - you were running around claiming to be the biggest producer.

Below are the 15 countries that imported the highest dollar value worth of rice during 2020.
China: US$1.5 billion (5.8% of total rice imports)
Saudi Arabia: $1.4 billion (5.6%)
United States: $1.3 billion (5.1%)
Iran: $881 million (3.5%)
Philippines: $862 million (3.5%)
Iraq: $640.8 million (2.6%)
Benin: $635.9 million (2.5%)
United Kingdom: $619.9 million (2.5%)
Malaysia: $589.5 million (2.4%)
France: $588.1 million (2.4%)
United Arab Emirates: $560.2 million (2.2%)
South Africa: $546.7 million (2.2%)
Japan: $503.6 million (2%)
Germany: $462.9 million (1.9%)
Canada: $445.1 million (1.8%)

Look like after closing border with Benin, you're now back to importing directly
https://www.indexmundi.com/agriculture/?country=ng&commodity=milled-rice&graph=imports

Desperado, where is Nigeria on the list?

IGpro1:
so your argument is based on the fact that Benin imports more rice than they can consume.
Let me help you, Benin is a major import route for many landlocked francophone countries,
Niger imports most of their rice from Benin and rice is their main staple there.
Same with Mali and Burkina Faso.
Only cars and wears comes through Benin in reasonable quantity.

The boy is not smart at all.
Pathetic that the other Kenyans see him as anything. It shows the level of the collective intelligence of the little Indians here.