₦airaland Forum

PROVERBZ:
bad people will take advantage of this deal.
They going to buy and export to neighbouring countries where they would sell at normal prices and recover the subsidy for themselves.

A problem Nigeria has been facing for sometime now.

But let's forget that. Brother how about ehrnthe fertiliser get there ism send u money to buy and resend back to me in Nigeria with a little profit lol.

PROVERBZ:
bad people will take advantage of this deal.
They going to buy and export to neighbouring countries where they would sell at normal prices and recover the subsidy for themselves.

A problem Nigeria has been facing for sometime now.

But let's forget that. Brother how about ehrnthe fertiliser get there ism send u money to buy and resend back to me in Nigeria with a little profit lol.

Jamestown123:
Like you want to buy Dangote fertilizer from Kenya, and then send it to Nigeria and sell for a little profit?

PROVERBZ:
very correct sir. The kenyan government had subsided it by nearly half. Which means it's 2 times more expensive in Nigeria and I want my own share beacuse I am also Kenyan. My name is Uhuru jumbo

OPINION: Why Azimio candidate Raila Odinga lost the presidency

would like to go on record stating that Azimio's overconfidence and grossly underestimating our opponent cost us the presidential election

We failed to do the hard work of strategizing, organizing, and mobilizing our base to come out and vote, especially in our strongholds. We failed to protect our agents from the temptation of easy bribes from our opponents. We allowed them to be compromised at the polling stations. We also failed to protect our votes because we had too much faith that the IEBC would conduct a credible, free and fair election.

After Election Day, and while with Karua, we received a phone call (while vote tallying was still ongoing) letting us know we had won. The person who called us is very prominent in Kenya.

vankelvin:
Takoradi 3tier interchange progressing steadily


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1Kc_IQ48Y

Just40:
coming along nicely

vankelvin:
I wonder why the Paa grant interchange has not yet started.

68816419:
The giant !

Fourpockets:
Man, what happened to kings? It used to be very big way back in 2014 15.
It's also the real Nigerian owned company, cos jumia is owned by white people, just that it started in naija

GeneralDae:
You mean Konga?
Part of Jumia's success today can be ascribed to the competition she faced from Konga in the early days. Konga was way ahead of Jumia in terms of new innovations in their formative years back then. But then like you said, unlike Konga, Jumia is also owned by white people hence the spread of Jumia outside Nigeria much more than Konga, gave it that slight edge over the years.

Fourpockets:
Yes konga
I also think advertisement caused it, maybe lack of investor funds to konga. Like almost every ad, I watch on YouTube is a jumia ad. Also does konga operate outside Nigeria? Or They're still local

vankelvin:
Takoradi 3tier interchange progressing steadily


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1Kc_IQ48Y

Just40:
The traffic around that roundabout can be crazy er .... One evening, I was dodging traffic on the main road to Accra and decided to use the Paa Grant round about and I regretted.

Anyway, they started relocating the service lines along the route in May... I dont currently know the status of work there.

It's good that someone is finally paying attention to the Sekondi Takoradi, Agona Nkwanta, Tarkwa roads because all of them have outlived their usefulness.

Just40:
The Nungua one which is also of similar design is also progressing at a faster pace


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl2vP04uHUU

vankelvin:
They need to

vankelvin:
But have you noticed all the 3tiers interchanges being undertaken by Nana Addo's government are very simple unlike the Circle and even Pokuase interchanges which are a bit complex

vankelvin:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4QfuqlU_-Q


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bs-w3R4l9w

@Just30 Kumasi and tram system how possible can that be?

Just40:
I wonder how they would implement it too

Let's see how the feasibility study goes.


It will be more viable in Kumasi than in Accra

gallivant:
Follow the money...

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FcHraubXEAMeKjO.jpg

Saddamochieng00:
You want to mean that Mombasa has more high net worth individuals than Abuja, Addis Ababa and Marrakech. If I speak I'll be in big big trouble.

Saddamochieng00:
You want to mean that Mombasa has more high net worth individuals than Abuja, Addis Ababa and Marrakech. If I speak I'll be in big big trouble.

Kazikazi:
Those are just estimations,no one have taken his time to count the real wealth around African cities. Just imagine,Nairobi has double the wealth found in Dar,while Abidjan and Accra has more than Dar,can you believe that? Again,we have folks with more than 1b dollars in Dar but they won't show that. How can u believe these fake reports?

obaaderemi:
Mombasa is $7bn, Abuja is $11bn. That counts too.

Saddamochieng00:
We have the same number of HNWIs in our two major cities. That counts too. Mombasa is no way a small town as most of your countrymen would like to put it.

obaaderemi:
Kenya is doing well in that area. But...... lemme not say what I want to say.

Kazikazi:
Those are just estimations,no one have taken his time to count the real wealth around African cities. Just imagine,Nairobi has double the wealth found in Dar,while Abidjan and Accra has more than Dar,can you believe that? Again,we have folks with more than 1b dollars in Dar but they won't show that. How can u believe these fake reports?

GeneralDae:
I know what you want to say .