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Mkenya2019:
Kenya has been building many dams - and will soon accelerate it by privatizing their construction.
Thiba dam will double rice production.Thiba dam is now full and President Ruto to commission release of water from Thiba dam to Kirinyaga rice farms on Saturday

Unlike Nigeria - this was built way ahead of schedule.

The construction of Thiba Dam commenced on November 2018 and was completed in April 2022 having taken a commendable 41 months as opposed to its initial plan of 44months and saving Ksh. 400 million from the amount budgeted for the project.

Additionally, over 13 large private Mills have come up for rice value addition and baling of rice straws as fodder for livestock in the region adding to the existing ones. The increase in rice production will in turn increase the value of production from the current KSh. 10billion to KSh. 18billion annually and create an additional 50,000 jobs leading to a cumulative 175,000 jobs in a year.

Go slow kid, you are not our competition - far from it.
We are Africa’s largest rice producers and to top that we just recently completed the Omota rice mill which is the largest of its kind in Africa (combine all your private mills and the would have the production output by half), not to talk of the one in Akwa ibom and other states that came up recently as well.

QuietMynd:
One of their countrymen said there is nothing wrong with it, he even encourages it

I also encourage that. And yes, I am a Kenyan. Red alerts all over the place, that Saudi(middle east) is a NO GO ZONE. you with your problems decide to fold your eyes and move there, smh! This is the reason why Rvp says Africans are backward.

Disclaimer! Obscene content.

Nigeria & Ghanaian women being r@ped in broad daylight in middle east.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVztg0EsowE

The problem is not poverty. Africans are the problem.

Shma2022:
Seems like the Russian sanction is benefiting more oil-producing countries in Africa.

Yes abd more recently has. Europeans are looking to cut off their gas supply from Russia totally abd focus on Nigeria to fill they void since it’s cheaper to transport this gas from Nigeria than Asia. With most of our gas projects ready to be completed next year,we will be swimming in hot gas dollar. Without our gas the European economy will fall since they even power their bulbs.

Mkenya2019:
Nominal GDP can grow if currency strengthen against the dollar. So growth rate plus USD exchange rate.

Shma you were schooled again. Focus on things you can understand and leave matters of economics. Your level or embarrassing addiction needs to be studied.

68816419:
How is the north different from south east?

What is the similarity between north and south east.

Shma2022:
Comparing Namibia with SA is a joke of century. Compare Namibia with Ghana.

Nonsense,Namibia is even slightly more developed than SA.
There is nothing SA have that they don’t. Their city plans and infrastructure is very similar. You can ask jiln5 or any SAns. They just have small number hence why there aren’t all that popular.

Got banned but until your remove the ban on rice imports; you're not producing rise; youre subsidizing rice production; you need to produce globally competitive rise.

samorobo:
Go slow kid, you are not our competition - far from it.
We are Africa’s largest rice producers and to top that we just recently completed the Omota rice mill which is the largest of its kind in Africa (combine all your private mills and the would have the production output by half), not to talk of the one in Akwa ibom and other states that came up recently as well.

I just checked the price of 50kg bag of rice in Nigeria. Horrendous. Crime against Humanity

The average price of a 50kg bag of local rice in Nigeria is ₦27,000.
Rice Brand Size (bag) Price
Anambra Rice 50kg ₦22,000 – ₦25,000
Lake rice 50kg ₦26,000
Mama Gold 50kg ₦27,000 – ₦28,000
Par- Excellence long grain rice 43.3kg ₦41,000 – ₦45,000

rvp2018:
I just checked the price of 50kg bag of rice in Nigeria. [b]Horrendous. Crime against Humanity[/b]p

The average price of a 50kg bag of local rice in Nigeria is ₦27,000.
Rice Brand Size (bag) Price
Anambra Rice 50kg ₦22,000 – ₦25,000
Lake rice 50kg ₦26,000
Mama Gold 50kg ₦27,000 – ₦28,000
Par- Excellence long grain rice 43.3kg ₦41,000 – ₦45,000

How much in dollars? Is it organic rice or GMOs?

rvp2018:
I just checked the price of 50kg bag of rice in Nigeria. Horrendous. Crime against Humanity

The average price of a 50kg bag of local rice in Nigeria is ₦27,000.
Rice Brand Size (bag) Price
Anambra Rice 50kg ₦22,000 – ₦25,000
Lake rice 50kg ₦26,000
Mama Gold 50kg ₦27,000 – ₦28,000
Par- Excellence long grain rice 43.3kg ₦41,000 – ₦45,000

It's more expensive in Kenya.
50kg bag of rice starts at 6500ksh. That's about 30,000 naira if I use official rate. If I use unofficial rate it's more like 45,000 ksh.

rvp2018:
I just checked the price of 50kg bag of rice in Nigeria. Horrendous. Crime against Humanity

The average price of a 50kg bag of local rice in Nigeria is ₦27,000.
Rice Brand Size (bag) Price
Anambra Rice 50kg ₦22,000 – ₦25,000
Lake rice 50kg ₦26,000
Mama Gold 50kg ₦27,000 – ₦28,000
Par- Excellence long grain rice 43.3kg ₦41,000 – ₦45,000

Well the largest rice farm in Nigeria, Olam farm and many other farmlands were completed flooded. 25 million dollars gone. So the price stock I guess is bound to increase this time. Really tough one for now.
But then it's also very expensive in Kenya.

jl115:
I qoute straight from the IMF or WB bru but 413 billion seems about right.... Isn't that what I posted?

That means you're the third larget economy, and not 2nd, right?

samorobo:
Nonsense,Namibia is even slightly more developed than SA.
There is nothing SA have that they don’t. Their city plans and infrastructure is very similar. You can ask jiln5 or any SAns. They just have small number hence why there aren’t all that popular.

You're talking development from what ground? Namibia is tiny, quiet and poor country.
HDI-wise, Ghana is doing better than Namibia, talkless of SA.
Economic-wise, Ghana Is doing better than Namibia.
What else?
GDP per capita... they are far advanced, but not anywhere close to SA.
Infrastructure...? Don't even go there.

samorobo:
Yes abd more recently has. Europeans are looking to cut off their gas supply from Russia totally abd focus on Nigeria to fill they void since it’s cheaper to transport this gas from Nigeria than Asia. With most of our gas projects ready to be completed next year,we will be swimming in hot gas dollar. Without our gas the European economy will fall since they even power their bulbs.

Delusion in grandeur. You'll still be wallowing in poverty if you keep exporting crude oil.
You've been the world's biggest oil producer for a whopping 40yrs, but nothing UAE or Saudia - like infrastructure to see in your zoo.

Shma2022:
Delusion in grandeur. You'll still be wallowing in poverty if you keep exporting crude oil.
You've been the world's biggest oil producer for a whopping 40yrs, but nothing UAE or Saudia - like infrastructure to see in your zoo.

Mumu.
For starters gas is being handle by NNPC and private sector not the govt as usual

Secondly we won’t be rationing oil supply with other countries across the world ,instead the whole of Europe gas supply and economy will depend on Nigeria (benefits of having resources).

Get this into your head.

Shma2022:
You're talking development from what ground? Namibia is tiny, quiet and poor country.
HDI-wise, Ghana is doing better than Namibia, talkless of SA.
Economic-wise, Ghana Is doing better than Namibia.
What else?
GDP per capita... they are far advanced, but not anywhere close to SA.
Infrastructure...? Don't even go there.

Namibia infrastructure matches that of SA.
Their gdp per capita is twice that of SA.

They are this close to being a developed country soon,SA isn’t.

Stop being stupid and ignorant,just focus on things you can understand idiot.

rvp2018:
I just checked the price of 50kg bag of rice in Nigeria. Horrendous. Crime against Humanity

The average price of a 50kg bag of local rice in Nigeria is ₦27,000.
Rice Brand Size (bag) Price
Anambra Rice 50kg ₦22,000 – ₦25,000
Lake rice 50kg ₦26,000
Mama Gold 50kg ₦27,000 – ₦28,000
Par- Excellence long grain rice 43.3kg ₦41,000 – ₦45,000

CoMpare that price to Kenya’s and see we are a walk in the park.

samorobo:
Namibia infrastructure matches that of SA.
Their gdp per capita is twice that of SA.

They are this close to being a developed country soon,SA isn’t.

Stop being stupid and ignorant,just focus on things you can understand idiot.

Dealing with pinheads like you requires egregious forbearance. Obtuseness in display even on the facile A + A = 2A.
Buffoon, I can't dignify this kind of ignorance with a worthy reply. Just grab your phone and enlighten yourself.
Zombie.

Shma2022:
Dealing with pinheads like you requires egregious forbearance. Obtuseness in display even on the facile A + A = 2A.
Buffoon, I can't dignify this kind of ignorance with a worthy reply. Just grab your phone and enlighten yourself.
Zombie.

Fool just fizzle out in peace and stop trying to save face.
Namibia is among Africa’s top country and more developed than SA. It’s a joke to compare it with Rwanda .

samorobo:
Mumu.
For starters gas is being handle by NNPC and private sector not the govt as usual

Secondly we won’t be rationing oil supply with other countries across the world ,instead the whole of Europe gas supply and economy will depend on Nigeria (benefits of having resources).

Get this into your head.

Delusion in grandeur. Boy, reduce fantasies.
There is no comeback for your depleted crude oil. No private entity will save it. The current situation for your NNPC is alarming - just about to fall into a tertterdemalion state.

Read this out!
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited says it recorded 8.14 million barrels of production losses across crude oil terminals in July 2022.

The national oil firm made this known in its monthly presentation to the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting on Friday, September 23.

The FAAC report obtained by TheCable showed that the crude losses recorded at some of the country’s terminals hindered optimal oil exports, termed production shut-ins.


NNPC added that “at 16:00, Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) requested all injectors”, adding that it led to the loss of 667,500 barrels of oil.


https://www.thecable.ng/nnpc-we-recorded-8m-barrels-of-oil-production-losses-in-july/amp

samorobo:
Fool just fizzle out in peace and stop trying to save face.
Namibia is among Africa’s top country and more developed than SA. It’s a joke to compare it with Rwanda .

... Drop any link that backs up your gibberish.
Here is mine.

Thanks

In Human development index, Ghana is more developed than Namibia.

What is Namibia's GDP? Ten point What billion?($10.B) and what is Rwanda's Gdp?
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD?locations=RW

Samorobo, you did a wonderful job bringing this sh*t up.

Check this one out.


Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has disclosed that the country loses about $2 billion monthly to the activities of oil vandals, with its attendant effect on environmental degradation.



A zoo Indeed.

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