obaaderemi:
I am not sure Kenya has similar infrastructure.

Naijasauce69:


Your brothers? You claim to be Nigerian but can’t speak any of the languages without translation software or understand the culture? Why is your location set to Brazil?

If your Nigerian why do you keep using phrases such as “You Nigerians", “you people”, etc to refer to Nigerians?

Another thing didn’t you say you where Yoruba? Then why are you on tribalistic posts claiming to be Igbo and being racist towards Yorubas?

68816419:
not anytime soon

rvp2018:
Unfortunately the current drunkard president Uhuru has dropped the ball - and kenya is on throes of an economic collapse. For first time in anyone memory - kenya are queuing for petrol like Nigeria. The forex(dollars) are being rationed. Inflation has risen to 8 percent. Things are starting to look and sound like Ghana...a small zoo..on the way to hopeless big Zoo of Nigeria.

Kibaki found an economy that was in recession - and quickly grew it to 7 percent - by slashing interest rates, balancing budget, reducing debt, growing revenues, and turning around the economy. Kibaki unfortunately was poor politician - slept on political front - and had to rig his re-eleciton leading to almost civil war that brought the economy down to 1.7% and many deaths & destruction. But after a coalition gov was negotiated, he again turned it around growing it by 8-10 percent before exiting. And of course delivering the 2nd kenya republic with new constitution.

Now Kenya is here- broke & choking in debt - led by a drunkard - but fortunately we have three months to right the ship in the next election.

Just40:
Always a beauty


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnLtqgh5izg

GeneralDae:
Men, the kind of weapons Bokoharam possessed in Sambisa forest is shocking. Many are now being discovered by the Nigerian military as the terrorists are neutralised.

The question now is no West or Central African country possess some of these weapons yet, not even Chad. So how did Bokoharam and ISWAP get hold of them?? A big question begging for answers.

Just40:
Boko Haram got them freely from the French and Americans terror campaign on Libya.

rvp2018:
Unfortunately the current drunkard president Uhuru has dropped the ball - and kenya is on throes of an economic collapse. For first time in anyone memory - kenya are queuing for petrol like Nigeria. The forex(dollars) are being rationed. Inflation has risen to 8 percent. Things are starting to look and sound like Ghana...a small zoo..on the way to hopeless big Zoo of Nigeria.

Kibaki found an economy that was in recession - and quickly grew it to 7 percent - by slashing interest rates, balancing budget, reducing debt, growing revenues, and turning around the economy. Kibaki unfortunately was poor politician - slept on political front - and had to rig his re-eleciton leading to almost civil war that brought the economy down to 1.7% and many deaths & destruction. But after a coalition gov was negotiated, he again turned it around growing it by 8-10 percent before exiting. And of course delivering the 2nd kenya republic with new constitution.

Now Kenya is here- broke & choking in debt - led by a drunkard - but fortunately we have three months to right the ship in the next election.

GeneralDae:

Yeah you have a point. That Libyan crises of 2011 is a major cause of most of the problems faced by the region. The good thing is that the likes of Togo, Benin, and Ivorycoast do not have so many religous extremists who would have also taken advantage of the situation.

Just40:
Ivory coast have a lot of extremist groups but they are mostly motivated by their internal politics than religion.

Just40:
Boko Haram got them freely from the French and Americans terror campaign on Libya.

rvp2018:
Unfortunately the current drunkard president Uhuru has dropped the ball - and kenya is on throes of an economic collapse. For first time in anyone memory - kenya are queuing for petrol like Nigeria. The forex(dollars) are being rationed. Inflation has risen to 8 percent. Things are starting to look and sound like Ghana...a small zoo..on the way to hopeless big Zoo of Nigeria.

Kibaki found an economy that was in recession - and quickly grew it to 7 percent - by slashing interest rates, balancing budget, reducing debt, growing revenues, and turning around the economy. Kibaki unfortunately was poor politician - slept on political front - and had to rig his re-eleciton leading to almost civil war that brought the economy down to 1.7% and many deaths & destruction. But after a coalition gov was negotiated, he again turned it around growing it by 8-10 percent before exiting. And of course delivering the 2nd kenya republic with new constitution.

Now Kenya is here- broke & choking in debt - led by a drunkard - but fortunately we have three months to right the ship in the next election.

GeneralDae:

Both have their strengths and serious weaknesses but would be better than most of the other names flying around.

Obi is a great technocrat no doubt and would know how an economy should grow, but I am not impressed by his performance in Anambra state in terms of Infrastructure. For me, infrastructure is key. Also I think Obi is not tough enough to lead a country like Nigeria. Nigeria needs someone with both the toughness of Abacha and the compassion/gentlemanliness of Osinbanjo/Obi etc.

As for Osibanjo I have no problem with him because he has same APC ideology of infrastructure first( which is also my ideology) and this is mainly why I detest the PDP. However, the APC has too many faults as well and one wonders if Osinbanjo is capable enough seeing that he is already vice president and yet can't do as much as we would have liked. Also, Osinbanjo like Obi doesn't look tough enough for a country like Nigeria.

Amaechi in this sense would have been a great option but I trust Osinbanjo's compassion and non corrupt nature more, not because he is a
so called pastor but merely from my observation. However,Amaechi (like Osinbajo) would also be a man of new ideas when it comes to the infrastructure of Nigeria as a whole going forward and that is a big plus in my books.

I believe in Tinubu's abilities but I don't like the fact that he is a Godfather and seem to be definitely corrupt. He (much more like Amaechi) is your typical politician and not to be easily trusted. Also, we are not sure about his health yet and his going to London for check ups ( medical tourism) makes me doubtful. We don't want another president who prefers London Hospitals for reasons known to him or one who would easily go on medical tourism.

My list would go in this order:
1) Amaechi or Osinbanjo (a tie)
2) Kingsley Moghalu
3) Peter Obi
4) Tinubu

rvp2018:
Unfortunately the current drunkard president Uhuru has dropped the ball - and kenya is on throes of an economic collapse. For first time in anyone memory - kenya are queuing for petrol like Nigeria. The forex(dollars) are being rationed. Inflation has risen to 8 percent. Things are starting to look and sound like Ghana...a small zoo..on the way to hopeless big Zoo of Nigeria.

Kibaki found an economy that was in recession - and quickly grew it to 7 percent - by slashing interest rates, balancing budget, reducing debt, growing revenues, and turning around the economy. Kibaki unfortunately was poor politician - slept on political front - and had to rig his re-eleciton leading to almost civil war that brought the economy down to 1.7% and many deaths & destruction. But after a coalition gov was negotiated, he again turned it around growing it by 8-10 percent before exiting. And of course delivering the 2nd kenya republic with new constitution.

Now Kenya is here- broke & choking in debt - led by a drunkard - but fortunately we have three months to right the ship in the next election.

Saddamochieng00:


You guys just keep on embarrassing yourselves every other day. Just look at this clip and tell me where else in Africa you'd hear such nonsense. You've no shame at all.

https://twitter.com/chosensomto/status/1518979310429908992?t=GOWOzOvHLCR17PivvAuBTw&s=19

rvp2018:
Kibaki became 1st African to score 1st class degree in London school of economics - having also scored 1st class in Makerere and was always top in his class.

Kibaki was appointed as Minister for Finance in 1969 and Kenya recorded economic growth rates of up to seven per cent and Kibaki’s sterling performance in that docket is widely known that World Bank President Robert MacNamara once described him as “one of the greatest economic brains to have emerged from Africa”.

In 1977, the Time magazine recognised Kibaki as one of the African leaders of the 21st century, with high potential. In 1981, the magazine again named him among its annual top 100 people who could lead the world in various capacities.

Kibaki on family planning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TWc_5LWroo

kikuyu1:


Kibaki, the quiet Keynesian was the quintessential performer! The diligent finance director in a big company ALWAYS on time with audits and tax, training and planning while the HR guy is ever slow on updating staffing requirements despite endless directives from the MD.
Now the self centred prez wants to inflict the same HR guy on us in State House to protect his fam's ill gotten gains. HELLZ NO!?
Btw, did you notice the spontaneous cheer Ruto got when he rose to make his speech at the funeral?

Saddamochieng00:


You guys just keep on embarrassing yourselves every other day. Just look at this clip and tell me where else in Africa you'd hear such nonsense. You've no shame at all.

https://twitter.com/chosensomto/status/1518979310429908992?t=GOWOzOvHLCR17PivvAuBTw&s=19

rvp2018:
Raila doesn't understand anything about economy..his educational background doubtful and would take us back to moi era dictatorship and kleptomania..at worse time.Ruto is brilliant, hardworking, go getter and is multi talented.. definitely would make a great CEO.