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Seriously, forgiveness, you cant bluetick me! I asked a question!

Jonraid:
Ask yourselves why South Africa has had it hard to break into the Kenyan market? All they can do is to seek partnerships(which are good) but not dominating their brands here.No big SA brands flood our markets like the case in Nigeria.From MTN,DSTV and Shoprite...Nigeria is well an extended section of SA!

All those South Africa's major shareholders are Nigerians.

TayserMahiri:
Seriously, forgiveness, you cant bluetick me! I asked a question!

I have answered you my guy.

forgiveness:
All those South Africa's major shareholders are Nigerians.

Get screened for autism. You are sick.

forgiveness:
MTN are tax defaulters.

Nigerians are idiots. Did you expect MTN to pay stupid fines? You exposed your weakness fellas.

gallivant:
Get screened for autism. You are sick.

Really!?

gallivant:
Nigerians are idiots. Did you expect MTN to pay stupid fines? You exposed your weakness fellas.

MTN must cough the money they swallowed either by crook or by hook. The law has caught up with em.

Jonraid:
Ask yourselves why South Africa has had it hard to break into the Kenyan market? All they can do is to seek partnerships(which are good) but not dominating their brands here.No big SA brands flood our markets like the case in Nigeria.From MTN,DSTV and Shoprite...Nigeria is well an extended section of SA!

Persian group owns 5 ShopRite in Nigeria.

Other malls are mostly owned by Nigerians, ShopRite is just a tenant.

68816419:
Garden City Mall
London-based private equity firm Actis, through Actis Africa, came up with the idea to develop Garden City, an integrated residential, retail and office development. The mall will have over 400 apartments and 60,000 square metres of office space. Actis was created in 2004 as a spin-out from CDC Group, an international development institution run by the United Kingdom government. Actis invested Sh2.5 billion in GCM. Actis came to be in 2004, demerging from the Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC).

Village Market
An Iranian patriarch set foot in Kenya and his family was to later establish and run the iconic Village Market. Initially a ten-shop establishment when it was conceived by Hamed Ehsani and his brother Mehraz Ehsani in 1992, the Village Market has grown to accommodate 150 outlets on three levels, an outdoor food court and a health and fitness centre. Another expansion will see an additional 80 units added to the establishment, which was supposed to serve as a recreational and shopping experience in Gigiri, a hot diplomatic zone. The Tribe, an hotel run by the management, sits adjacent to the mall. The Tribe was designed by Mehraz

Sarit centre
Opened in 1983, the Sarit Centre is undergoing refurbishment that will see 20,000 square feet added to the 50,000 square feet the shopping mall offers.
It was the brainchild of Sobhagayachand Vidhu Shah and his friend Maneklal Rughani, who were running the Text Book Centre.
The two got the idea of putting up a mall after Rughani visited the Brent Cross Shopping Centre in London. Said to handle an average of 25,000 visitors a day, Sarit Centre, located in Nairobi’s Westlands, has a 300-seater cinema, food courts and expo space able to accommodate 50 stands.
Now a family-run business, the additional space is aimed at accommodating a surge in demand for retail space. A four-star hotel will also come up on the 12-acre property.
Westgate shopping mall
Operated by Westgate Shopping Mall Management, West gate Shopping Mall opened in 2007. With 350,000 square feet of retail space, the five-storey mall houses more than 90 stores, with Nakumatt Holdings and Planet Media Cinemas as its anchor tenants.
Westgate is owned by Sony Holdings, a company with Israeli origins. Indeed, Westgate has a number of Israeli outlets. The mall was the scene of the horrific September 21, 2013 terror attack that left 68 people dead and more than 200 injured. According to Business Daily, Sony Holdings is owned by Alex Trachtenberg and Vishiali Madan.
Last year, Sony Holdings lost a trade name battle against Japanese electronics giant Sony Corporation, bringing to an end the property developer’s bid to register ‘Sony’ as its exclusive trademark in Kenya, as reported by the local daily.
In 2014, the management company hired IRG, an Israeli security company to provide security and train personnel operating in the mall. Popular with urbane consumer class as well as expatriates and diplomats, the mall re-opened on July 18, 2015, with about 90 per cent of previous tenants of Westgate retaining their leases

While Nigerians own almost all the malls in the country. ShopRite are just tenants.

Multichoice Nigeria the operator of DSTV is owned by a Nigerian.

rvp2018:
Rubbish list of discarded oil blocks that Shell found unprofitable because of kidnapping and logistics . Royal Dutch Shell still ran Nigeria oil..esp the un-monitored offshore oil in the sea.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nigeria-shell-insight/in-nigeria-shells-onshore-roots-still-run-deep-idUSKCN1M3069

NDPC produces 200,000 barrels per day and it is owned by the Nigerian government.

forgiveness:
MTN must cough the money they swallowed either by crook or by hook. The law has caught up with em.

Last time I checked MTN told Nigeria to go to hell.

forgiveness:
Multichoice Nigeria the operator of DSTV is owned by a Nigerian.

DSTV is a South African company. That's where the profits go.

forgiveness:
While Nigerians own almost all the malls in the country. ShopRite are just tenants.

Is that all the malls? We can find these in one neighborhood of Nairobi, and no shoprite.

gallivant:
Is that all the malls? We can find these in one neighborhood of Nairobi, and no shoprite.

There are many neighborhoods without ShopRite.

gallivant:
Last time I checked MTN told Nigeria to go to hell.

Really!? Bhuhahahaha! We shall see.

gallivant:
DSTV is a South African company. That's where the profits go.

Really! You don't know anything about business.

forgiveness:
There are many neighborhoods without ShopRite.

How many don't have generators?

forgiveness:
Really!? Bhuhahahaha! We shall see.

See what? Go to hell means fvck off with your fines.

forgiveness:
Really! You don't know anything about business.

Ok generator guy.

gallivant:
How many don't have generators?

Profit at the end of the day determines the success of a business. The rest are inconsequential.

gallivant:
See what? Go to hell means fvck off with your fines.

Blah! Blah! Will not stop the problem. They are still coughing the ones dey chop. Who born monkey?

gallivant:
Ok generator guy.

As if generator is not used in Kenya.

Why is generator sold in Kenya?

forgiveness:
Profit at the end of the day determines the success of a business. The rest are inconsequential.

I guess you are not shocked when people say you are all crooks? Anything but the profits, right? That's why anarchy is tolerated in your society. Generators everywhere!

forgiveness:
Blah! Blah! Will not stop the problem. They are still coughing the ones dey chop. Who born monkey?

They refused to pay, your pidgin monkey talk can't help you with this one.

gallivant:
I guess you are not shocked when people say you are all crooks? Anything but the profits, right? That's why anarchy is tolerated in your society. Generators everywhere!

Kenyans are not left out. They are even doing better in the crooked things.

forgiveness:
As if generator is not used in Kenya.

Why is generator sold in Kenya?

We use them for irrigation purposes, not to cook and light our homes.

forgiveness:
Kenyans are not left out. They are even doing better in the crooked things.

Dude, you can't even compare. Nigerians are natural born scoundrels. Go to any country and you see them crying in jails.

gallivant:
They refused to pay, your pidgin monkey talk can't help you with this one.

Lying Kenyan detected.

Who paid here?

gallivant:
We use them for irrigation purposes, not to cook and light our homes.

Lying Kenyan spotted.

forgiveness:
Lying Kenyan spotted.

Ok generator guy. Stay away from the gasoline fumes.

forgiveness:
Lying Kenyan detected.

Who paid here?

How much is that in $$? Don't confuse people with your toilet nairas.