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Why can't they import directly. Uganda uses Kenya port to import their goods. Kenya doesn't import and re-export to Uganda. The only reason why Benin import tonnes of rice it cannot consume it because Nigeria has made it difficult for it's citizen to import - so it re-exported to Nigeria - through various smuggling route. The same with Cameroon.

That is why Buhari had to block the border...but I doubt the problem will go away...as long as Nigeria so called domestic rice is very expensive.

Nigeria rice production will become a success story only once they 1) Are able to remove import restriction - meaning their rice is competitive as any and 2)Are able to export to the region.

But so far I dont know if it's Buhari Propaganda or there is truly a rice revolution.

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.

rvp20182:
Why can't they import directly. Uganda uses Kenya port to import their goods. Kenya doesn't import and re-export to Uganda. The only reason why Benin import tonnes of rice it cannot consume it because Nigeria has made it difficult for it's citizen to import - so it re-exported to Nigeria - through various smuggling route. The same with Cameroon.

That is why Buhari had to block the border...but I doubt the problem will go away...as long as Nigeria so called domestic rice is very expensive.

Nigeria rice production will become a success story only once they 1) Are able to remove import restriction - meaning their rice is competitive as any and 2)Are able to export to the region.

But so far I dont know if it's Buhari Propaganda or there is truly a rice revolution.

What factual evidence do u have to back up ur spurious claim. Don’t come here with ur hallucinations and conspiracy theories. Give us straight to the point hardcore facts.

Vlain:
What factual evidence do u have to back up ur spurious claim. Don’t come here with ur hallucinations and conspiracy theories. Give us straight to the point hardcore facts.

He is desperate.

obaaderemi:
He is desperate.

Watch how he runs with his tail tucked between his thighs

Desperate for what? This for me is an intellectual exercise. I dont have any stake in Nigeria - it's economy or it's politics.

obaaderemi:
He is desperate.

rvp20182:
Desperate for what? This for me is an intellectual exercise. I dont have any stake in Nigeria - it's economy or it's politics.

Give us the evidence already and stop bleating like a goat.

rvp20182:
Desperate for what? This for me is an intellectual exercise. I dont have any stake in Nigeria - it's economy or it's politics.

If it were an intellectual exercise, you wouldn't be throwing around unverified claims as facts as you have done here severally against Ghana and Nigeria.

Which claim is that? I have simply said I will continue to doubt the data until 1) I see Nigeria export some rice 2) I see Nigeria allow for imports - remove rice from forex ban list - then I will believe that Nigeria rice production has double while it's at war almost.

obaaderemi:
If it were an intellectual exercise, you wouldn't be throwing around unverified claims as facts as you have done here severally against Ghana and Nigeria.

Kenya secondary transition now at nearly 100 percent - a first in Africa - gov is now hunting for kids in slums - who may be too poor to afford - and awarding scholarship. This 4th year where 100 percent transition has been achieved. About 1.1M kids sat for primary exams - and transition to secondary schools.

obaaderemi:
If it were an intellectual exercise, you wouldn't be throwing around unverified claims as facts as you have done here severally against Ghana and Nigeria.

He claims our data is cooked but world banks say they prefer our data to theirs

rvp20182:
Which claim is that? I have simply said I will continue to doubt the data until 1) I see Nigeria export some rice 2) I see Nigeria allow for imports - remove rice from forex ban list - then I will believe that Nigeria rice production has double while it's at war almost.

No one gives a fig if u believe it or not. What matters is that is the reality of things and ur incredulous-ity doesn’t changs shiit.

My friend, you should have known by now, that I only engage you on matters visual. When I have pictures and videos to share, please engage me. Otherwise data is clearly above your paygrade.

For example - Nairobi seem to finally want to fix her walkways,foothpaths and paveways and become a real worldclass city

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUapgM6i3Hc

Vlain:
No one gives a fig if u believe it or not. What matters is that is the reality of things and ur incredulous-ity doesn’t changs shiit.

Laughable as hell

rvp20182:
Kenya secondary transition now at nearly 100 percent - a first in Africa - gov is now hunting for kids in slums - who may be too poor to afford - and awarding scholarship. This 4th year where 100 percent transition has been achieved. About 1.1M kids sat for primary exams - and transition to secondary schools.

rvp20182:
My friend, you should have known by now, that I only engage you on matters visual. When I have pictures and videos to share, please engage me. Otherwise data is clearly above your paygrade.

For example - Nairobi seem to finally want to fix her walkways,foothpaths and paveways and become a real worldclass city

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUapgM6i3Hc

You attempt to run when cornered is rather hysterical.moving on from ur fvck up I will say watching this lady with are horrible accent was very discomforting,if that is how 90% of Kenya sound then I suggest y’all dump English and focus on Swahili.

As for this pedestrian lane on a single street,I must say I greet such mediocrity with howls of derision. The day u learn to roll up ur sleeves and put up some big boy projects like this without ur usual begging spree is the very same day your zoo will earn an ounce of my respect.otherwise a stretch of football on 1 or 2 street doesn’t inspire any one.

This video was released 8 hours ago as at the time I’m posting this. This project commenced I think 2 or 3 months back. Way to go Kenya.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69fh5Izy9-o

Just30:
Africa's Top 10 most beautiful universities

According to THE

Not true

I disagree with this report

Why is CU down the list? it beats about 4 of the Universities above it.

No disrespect here but
OAU
UNILAG
Ahmedu Bello Univeristy
Ugandan Christian University shouldnt be on the list.
CU and Bayero Universities beat them hands down.

Even KNUST, UDS in Ghana beats these 4 Universities...

There are Some Unis in
SA
Egypt
Morocco etc that should be on that list.


This list is Fake

vankelvin:
Not true

I disagree with this report

Why is CU down the list? it beats about 4 of the Universities above it.

No disrespect here but
OAU
UNILAG
Ahmedu Bello Univeristy
Ugandan Christian University shouldnt be on the list.
CU and Bayero Universities beat them hands down.

Even KNUST, UDS in Ghana beats these 4 Universities...

There are Some Unis in
SA
Egypt
Morocco etc that should be on that list.


This list is Fake

I also felt this list is fake.

Unilag is fine,u just have seen it properly but there is no way it is finer than UI,CU, or Ahmad i bello. I don’t know what u mean but Ahmadu bello is actually dope. Unilag is nothing close to funaab in Abeokuta.

Vlain:
I also felt this list is fake.

Unilag is fine,u just have seen it properly but there is no way it is finer than UI,CU, or Ahmad i bello. I don’t know what u mean but Ahmadu bello is actually dope. Unilag is nothing close to funaab in Abeokuta.

Ahmed Bello is beautiful than UNILAG

Ahmed Bello
Funaab are beautiful but CU, Bayero make sense pass them.

But UNILAG and OAU! I don't think so

Vlain:
You attempt to run when cornered is rather hysterical.moving on from ur fvck up I will say watching this lady with are horrible accent was very discomforting,if that is how 90% of Kenya sound then I suggest y’all dump English and focus on Swahili.

As for this pedestrian lane on a single street,I must say I greet such mediocrity with howls of derision. The day u learn to roll up ur sleeves and put up some big boy projects like this without ur usual begging spree is the very same day your zoo will earn an ounce of my respect.otherwise a stretch of football on 1 or 2 street doesn’t inspire any one.

This video was released 8 hours ago as at the time I’m posting this. This project commenced I think 2 or 3 months back. Way to go Kenya.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69fh5Izy9-o

Kenyan accent is the mist terrible on the continent

Progress of EXw in park-in.

Appisko:
Kenyan accent is the mist terrible on the continent

Only Uganda and SA are ranked ahead of kenya in proper English speaking.

Kenyans speak fluent English. Not an amalgamation of two disparate languages like gheniuns.

Say West Africans who mispronounce almost every word. Arguably the most horrible of English one can imagine of....turning a Nasal language into a tonal language.

Kenya has one of Africa's most neutral English accent.

Which explain why Kenya has thriving if not small BPO - call center - market.


The good thing about call centre [work] is the [Kenyan] accents are very, very good and neutral.
Number two is there are some amount of saturation levels reaching India and Philippines, and
number three is attrition levels in these countries and companies operating in these companies are
crazy high . . . So I think the customers are . . . saying ‘I need . . . a new source’. (Interview,
Nairobi, 22 November 2012)

Appisko:
Kenyan accent is the mist terrible on the continent

Kenya I think is better than both SA and Uganda - at least the urban kenya English. There is a lot of tribal interference even in the upper class of Uganda and South Africa - an hint of West Africa mess.

West Africans simply turn English (Nasal Language) into Kiswahili/Japanase/Latin (Tonal Languages).

They simply turn English into Yoruba or Ibo or Fulani - and literally pronounce words as they are written - more like Kiswahili.

Shma2020:
Only Uganda and SA are ranked ahead of kenya in proper English speaking.

Kenyans speak fluent English. Not an amalgamation of two disparate languages like gheniuns.

rvp20182:
Kenya I think is better than both SA and Uganda - at least the urban kenya English. There is a lot of tribal interference even in the upper class of Uganda and South Africa - an hint of West Africa mess.

West Africans simply turn English (Nasal Language) into Kiswahili/Japanase/Latin (Tonal Languages).

They simply turn English into Yoruba or Ibo or Fulani - and literally pronounce words as they are written - more like Kiswahili.

I can't agree more.

rvp20182:
Kenya I think is better than both SA and Uganda - at least the urban kenya English. There is a lot of tribal interference even in the upper class of Uganda and South Africa - an hint of West Africa mess.

West Africans simply turn English (Nasal Language) into Kiswahili/Japanase/Latin (Tonal Languages).

They simply turn English into Yoruba or Ibo or Fulani - and literally pronounce words as they are written - more like Kiswahili.

yet the Nigerian accent is easier to listen to

we don't need to copy the British
we are Africans

Vlain:
You attempt to run when cornered is rather hysterical.moving on from ur fvck up I will say watching this lady with are horrible accent was very discomforting,if that is how 90% of Kenya sound then I suggest y’all dump English and focus on Swahili.

As for this pedestrian lane on a single street,I must say I greet such mediocrity with howls of derision. The day u learn to roll up ur sleeves and put up some big boy projects like this without ur usual begging spree is the very same day your zoo will earn an ounce of my respect.otherwise a stretch of football on 1 or 2 street doesn’t inspire any one.

This video was released 8 hours ago as at the time I’m posting this. This project commenced I think 2 or 3 months back. Way to go Kenya.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69fh5Izy9-o

Shurrrap! Take this nonsensical verbosity infiltrated with incoherent grammar to KG kids. You sound dumb every time you engage an intellectual, Thanks


And whats up with the video you posted? I can only see slums and ugliness left right center and of course weird accent .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69fh5Izy9-o

theTranscriber:
yet the Nigerian accent is easier to listen to

we don't need to copy the British
we are Africans

English itself originated from Britain. That means, you've copied their lingua franca already and blended it with your language of origin which are:- Yoruba, igbo and hosanna or I don't know what?

The Nigerian accent was once ranked 5th sexiest in the world by CNN

Shma2020:
English itself originated from Britain. That means, you've copied their lingua franca already and blended it with your language of origin which are:- Yoruba, igbo and hosanna or I don't know what?

have you heard of pidgin?
that's the blend
Nigerian English is different
accent is different from language

To the 3 Countries at the top

SHAME ON YOU..

You watch Indecency more than tv news

@rvp, @Vlain and @Shma repent,
stop watching porn

Appisko:
Kenyan accent is the mist terrible on the continent

I couldn’t agree more

vankelvin:
To the 3 Countries at the top

SHAME ON YOU..

You watch Indecency more than tv news

@rvp, @Vlain and @Shma repent,
stop watching porn

Lol what’s bad in watching porn.

rvp20182:
Say West Africans who mispronounce almost every word. Arguably the most horrible of English one can imagine of....turning a Nasal language into a tonal language.

Kenya has one of Africa's most neutral English accent.

Which explain why Kenya has thriving if not small BPO - call center - market.


The good thing about call centre [work] is the [Kenyan] accents are very, very good and neutral.
Number two is there are some amount of saturation levels reaching India and Philippines, and
number three is attrition levels in these countries and companies operating in these companies are
crazy high . . . So I think the customers are . . . saying ‘I need . . . a new source’. (Interview,
Nairobi, 22 November 2012)

Nonsense what I heard from that lady is very discomforting to the ears. And if that is how am average Kenya speak without the interference of ur cultural phonology then that is as bad as it come. Everything should not be argued,this is not even up for argument.