Kazikazi:
South africans love swahili.they believe swahili will help on unifying their nation as it did in Tanzania.most south africans support their gov on this issue.as u know swahili is an international language.

What do you mean South Africans love Swahili? They would love it certainly because most are Bantu but dont say they love it as if you have already done a study.

TayserMahiri:


What do you mean South Africans love Swahili? They would love it certainly because most are Bantu but dont say they love it as if you have already done a study.

Don't humor the fool. South Africa has 5 official languanges, do they have time to learn Swahili from a country poorer than Cape Town? This is just another case of Tanzania desperately trying to remain relevant in African affairs. South Africa doesn't need communist ideals. It's beats logic!

gallivant:


Don't humor the fool. South Africa has 5 official languanges, do they have time to learn Swahili from a country poorer than Cape Town? This is just another case of Tanzania desperately trying to remain relevant in African affairs. South Africa doesn't need communist ideals. It's beats logic!

SA will indeed introduce Swahili. Not as an official language.

TayserMahiri:


I didnt understand that last part. do you mean eat it or throw it away?

share some photos of the underwater restaurants and the Amber resort . I mean it. Dont respond with bad news from Kenya. Kenyan news is not underwater restaurants. Tanzanians should be mostly proud of their terrestrial bara, not Zanzibar. Let the Zanzibaris feel proud of their semi-autonomous Island which they have done an excellent job with I think. You should give them freedom.

Tupa kule means throw it away.Tanzania means Tanganyika and zanzibar.So how can u talk of Tanzania without including zanzibar? We dont force anyone to be under our united republic. Most islanders want the union.so who are u to decide for them?who are u to say i should stop mentioning a part of my nation? That is jeolous! FYI we have more than one hundred islands.and over a million islanders are living in the mainland.can u separate us?

gallivant:


Don't humor the fool. South Africa has 5 official languanges, do they have time to learn Swahili from a country poorer than Cape Town? This is just another case of Tanzania desperately trying to remain relevant in African affairs. South Africa doesn't need communist ideals. It's beats logic!

Which world are u living? Are u in turkana? The south african minister of education have announced the introduction of swahili into all schools in SA. Its not us who courted them.they want swahili.they will start in 2020.

TayserMahiri:


What do you mean South Africans love Swahili? They would love it certainly because most are Bantu but dont say they love it as if you have already done a study.

Dude; I have done my own unofficial research on that..and i concluded that south africans love swahili.I have done that by my many travels which i did in this SADC region.and they love Tanzania's version.

Kazikazi:
Dude; I have done my own unofficial research on that..and i concluded that south africans love swahili.I have done that by my many travels which i did in this SADC region.and they love Tanzania's version.

Has learning mathematics and sciences in Swahili given you an edge in anything? So you actually believe South Africans will waste their time with Swahili compared to let's say French or Mandarin. This a Tanzanian trait, backward thinking. South Africans are forward thinking, take your Swahili to Burundi and the Comoros. Focus your energy in Tanzania where it's needed dumbass.

TayserMahiri:


This behind the curtains is what is eating Tanzania. Kenyan swahili is not old or raw. Infact its the opposite. Tanzanian Swahili is old and raw, unchanged since the 60s where the govt put the last fulstop. Kenyan Swahili is dynamic, accomodative (of new things) and is more or less comparable to American English. The lengths that Tanzanians go to express a simple thought is just exhausting. Its the 21st century !! We dont have time for elongated sentences when the same thought can be expressed in one or two words. Like 'Kuja' in Kenya vs 'nakuomba njoo hapa' in Tanzania. Really, you are only going to wear down other Africans with extremely long sentences that are practically a waste of precious time. The Americans realized the same and did away with redundant British English. Like in the word color, the British had so much time to waste that they could afford to insert a pointless u after o (colour). So the Americans decided to fix all that redundancy. SO today its easier and quicker to speak and type American English in comparison to British English which sounds old and slow. Listen to Theressa May speak vs someone like Trump or Obama. Its the same thing with Tanzania vs Kenyan Swahili. Africans would/will quickly realize how redundant your Swahili is (once they grasp the language) and will quickly settle for Kenyan Swahili.

You shocks me.your understanding of swahili is shocking.how can a word"kuja" be the same as "nakuomba njoo hapa"? Let me help u.. In Tz we use both words "kuja" and "nakuomba njoo hapa" So kuja is rude and the latter is polite.That is what we need to teach other africans.they should know what word to use in bedroom and which one is for military orders.we wont wear anyone.we will give them both words just as tanzanians use both.

gallivant:


Has learning mathematics and sciences in Swahili given you an edge in anything? So you actually believe South Africans will waste their time with Swahili compared to let's say French or Mandarin. This a Tanzanian trait, backward thinking. South Africans are forward thinking, take your Swahili to Burundi and the Comoros. Focus your energy in Tanzania where it's needed dumbass.

Friend were are u now? Turkana may be! You sounds bitter and hungry.Your jeolous wont help you.The south african government have decided to introduce swahili in all schools including private schools.It too late for u.Now just start crying loud.sorry dude.kwi kwi kwi kwi

Kazikazi:
Tupa kule means throw it away.Tanzania means Tanganyika and zanzibar.So how can u talk of Tanzania without including zanzibar? We dont force anyone to be under our united republic. Most islanders want the union.so who are u to decide for them?who are u to say i should stop mentioning a part of my nation? That is jeolous! FYI we have more than one hundred islands.and over a million islanders are living in the mainland.can u separate us?

Well, you should know that we dont typically differentiate the two names. No one really knows which is which but we have an idea that one encompasses both. Its Tanzanian after all. What we know mostly is that we could replace the T with a D in Tanganyika and the whole story will have been told

We also have islands dont forget that. We arent jealous of anything its shocking you could believe Kenya would be jealous of Tanzania. The opposite seems quite the case if your presence here is anything to go by. We can separate you if Zanzibaris ask for our assistance. Those guys had a revolution in 1964 while the mainlanders have never and will never get to that point even if all conditions are right.

Kazikazi:
You shocks me.your understanding of swahili is shocking.how can a word"kuja" be the same as "nakuomba njoo hapa"? Let me help u.. In Tz we use both words "kuja" and "nakuomba njoo hapa" So kuja is rude and the latter is polite. That is what we need to teach other africans . they should know what word to use in bedroom and which one is for military orders.we wont wear anyone.we will give them both words just as tanzanians use both.

Who is we? You go ahead and patronize the other Africans with your superior language and condescending attitude. You are God's gift to Africa.

Kazikazi:
Friend were are u now? Turkana may be! You sounds bitter and hungry.Your jeolous wont help you.The south african government have decided to introduce swahili in all schools including private schools.It too late for u.Now just start crying loud.sorry dude.kwi kwi kwi kwi

Jealous of what, you do understand Swahili is my national language, right? Either way, good luck uniting South Africans, because you have achieved more as a nation than them. Somalia will unite Ghana, Kenya will unite Sweden, Rwanda will unite Canada. etc Everyone's ridiculous ambitions are legitimate.

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Please read this and see how collapse nigerian economy is. The debt status of 36 states in nigeria lagos state is owing 900% more than its income


The debt status of states in Nigeria have been revealed.


Most of the states’ debts exceeded 50 per cent of their annual revenues.

The debt profiles of about 18 states exceed their gross and net revenues by more than 200 per cent.


Lagos, Osun and Cross River states record over 480 per cent debt to gross revenue.

The Fiscal Responsibility Commission, FRC, stated this in its 2016 Annual Report obtained by Punch in Abuja on Monday.

It said that the debt may have increased by 2017 since there were no effort by the states to clear them.


FRC said the development was contrary to the guidelines of the Debt Management Office on debt sustainability.

The guidelines said that the debt status of each state should not exceed 50 per cent of the statutory revenue in the previous 12 months.

The report stated, “In the light of the DMO’s guidelines on the Debt Management Framework, specifically, sections 222 to 273 of the Investment and Securities Act, 2007 pertaining to debt sustainability, according to the guidelines, the debt to income ratio of states should not exceed 50 per cent of the statutory revenue for the preceding 12 months.”

An analysis presented in the FRC report, however, showed that most states flouted the directive.

In fact, the debt status of many states exceeded the debt to revenue ratio by more than 100 per cent. The analysis was based on the debt profile of the states as of December 31, 2016.

The states with the highest debt to gross revenue ratios were Lagos (670.42 per cent), Osun (539.25 per cent), Cross River (486.49 per cent), Plateau (342.01 per cent), Oyo (339.56 per cent), Ekiti (339.34 per cent), Ogun (329.47 per cent), Kaduna (297.26 per cent) and Imo (292.82 per cent).

Others were Edo (270.8 per cent), Adamawa (261.96 per cent), Delta (259.63 per cent), Bauchi (250.75 per cent), Nasarawa (250.36 per cent), Kogi (221.92 per cent), Enugu (207.49 per cent), Zamfara (204.91 per cent), and Kano (202.61 per cent).

The debt to net revenue ratio of the states put some of the states in even more precarious situations. The debt to net revenue of Lagos, for instance, is 930.96 per cent, while that of Cross River is 940.64 per cent.

The only states whose debt did not exceed the 50 per cent ratio by more than 100 per cent are Anambra, Borno, Jigawa, Kebbi, Sokoto, Yobe and the Federal Capital Territory.

The debt to revenue ratio is very important in debt analysis as it can give an indication of the capacity of the debtor to service and repay the debt.

However, the FRC noted that it should not be concluded that a state had over-borrowed because its debt to revenue ratio was more than 50 per cent.

The report stated, “It should be noted that the fact that some states exceeded the threshold of 50 per cent of their total revenue is not an indication that they over-borrowed as the debt limits of the governments in the federation are yet to be set.

“Furthermore, only total revenue is used for the foregoing analysis as comprehensive data on the states’ Internally Generated Revenue were not available. In any case, the IGR on the average is not more than eight per cent of the states’ total revenue except for Lagos State. In essence, the non-inclusion of the IGR may not distort the result of the analysis.

“Therefore, there is a need for each of these states to work towards bringing their respective consolidated debts within the 50 per cent threshold of their total revenue in order to guarantee a general public debt sustainability in the country.”
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/dailypost.ng/2018/03/20/debt-status-36-states-nigeria-revealed-see-details/amp/

Those are crazy figures...
The states with the highest debt to gross revenue ratios were Lagos (670.42 per cent), Osun (539.25 per cent), Cross River (486.49 per cent), Plateau (342.01 per cent), Oyo (339.56 per cent), Ekiti (339.34 per cent), Ogun (329.47 per cent), Kaduna (297.26 per cent) and Imo (292.82 per cent).

Others were Edo (270.8 per cent), Adamawa (261.96 per cent), Delta (259.63 per cent), Bauchi (250.75 per cent), Nasarawa (250.36 per cent), Kogi (221.92 per cent), Enugu (207.49 per cent), Zamfara (204.91 per cent), and Kano (202.61 per cent).

....more shocking...
“In any case, the IGR on the average is not more than eight per cent of the states’ total revenue except for Lagos State. In essence, the non-inclusion of the IGR may not distort the result of the analysis.

TayserMahiri:


Well, you should know that we dont typically differentiate the two names. No one really knows which is which but we have an idea that one encompasses both. Its Tanzanian after all. What we know mostly is that we could replace the T with a D in Tanganyika and the whole story will have been told

We also have islands dont forget that. We arent jealous of anything its shocking you could believe Kenya would be jealous of Tanzania. The opposite seems quite the case if your presence here is anything to go by. We can separate you if Zanzibaris ask for our assistance. Those guys had a revolution in 1964 while the mainlanders have never and will never get to that point even if all conditions are right.

You deny of being jeolous while at the same time u wish the zanzibaris could ask u for assistance to separate! We dont force anyone to be in our united republic.

Tanzania.Lake natron.mysterious,amazing.

rvp2018:
Nairobi has a long way to get to Kigali - but it's taking baby steps under gov Mike Sonko

Don't be too impressed with Kigali! EVERYTHING YOU SEE IN KIGALI,THE SHINY BUILDINGS,THE NEW GOVERNMENT AREA ARE JUST A FACADE TO CELEBRATE THE TUTSI TAKEOVER OF RWANDA! I know of a Tutsi couple earning a combined 100k$ running the parastatals. Basically,after their mass murdering 'victory,' all the Hutus were forced out of Kigali and their homes,properties and businesses taken over by the Invader. The latter were forced into the countryside where poverty and starvation are REAL:which is why many are risking their lives running off to Uganda. I hope you know how ruthlessly Kagame deals with those who even indirectly challenge his Rwanda narrative.
This is the Rwandese equivalent of the Sahara/Med journey.

TayserMahiri:


This behind the curtains is what is eating Tanzania. Kenyan swahili is not old or raw. Infact its the opposite. Tanzanian Swahili is old and raw, unchanged since the 60s where the govt put the last fulstop. Kenyan Swahili is dynamic, accomodative (of new things) and is more or less comparable to American English. The lengths that Tanzanians go to express a simple thought is just exhausting. Its the 21st century !! We dont have time for elongated sentences when the same thought can be expressed in one or two words. Like 'Kuja' in Kenya vs 'nakuomba njoo hapa' in Tanzania. Really, you are only going to wear down other Africans with extremely long sentences that are practically a waste of precious time. The Americans realized the same and did away with redundant British English. Like in the word color, the British had so much time to waste that they could afford to insert a pointless u after o (colour). So the Americans decided to fix all that redundancy. SO today its easier and quicker to speak and type American English in comparison to British English which sounds old and slow. Listen to Theressa May speak vs someone like Trump or Obama. Its the same thing with Tanzania vs Kenyan Swahili. Africans would/will quickly realize how redundant your Swahili is (once they grasp the language) and will quickly settle for Kenyan Swahili.

True! HAHAHA!! Which is why everything take twice as long as it should. Everything:service in a hotel,a shoe shine,office work etc ,etc. But strangely getting kitkat is the exact opposite! Hakuna stori mingi.

rvp2018:
Those are crazy figures...
The states with the highest debt to gross revenue ratios were Lagos (670.42 per cent), Osun (539.25 per cent), Cross River (486.49 per cent), Plateau (342.01 per cent), Oyo (339.56 per cent), Ekiti (339.34 per cent), Ogun (329.47 per cent), Kaduna (297.26 per cent) and Imo (292.82 per cent).

Others were Edo (270.8 per cent), Adamawa (261.96 per cent), Delta (259.63 per cent), Bauchi (250.75 per cent), Nasarawa (250.36 per cent), Kogi (221.92 per cent), Enugu (207.49 per cent), Zamfara (204.91 per cent), and Kano (202.61 per cent).

How does this happen!? Srly,someone tell me where everyone at the state and federal regulatory boards were when debts exceeded revenue by a 100% and were allowed to rise.......

Kazikazi:
You deny of being jeolous while at the same time u wish the zanzibaris could ask u for assistance to separate! We dont force anyone to be in our united republic.

Why are you even here? Start your own thread and get off our backs. We really don't care about Zanzibar.

He's the only Tanzania trying to prove a point about Kenya.Let him start a thread in Nairaland,let's see how far he will get!

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