rvp20183:
Nigerian hopeless banks in Kenya make for hilarious reading.UBA made losses for 10yrs until they hired a Kenyan who made them some profit by tapping into Mobile Money.However they fired the guy for graft allegation.Now they are back to their hopeless west African management.Learn from South Africans and ran before you close your shirts.Kenya banks regional make profit quickly.Equity hit a jackpot in Congo.Ethiopia Ethiopia when will you open you private sector......look like we will get Nigeria before the Marxist do that.

don't be stupid our banks makes far more profit than any other African banks.

bantudra:


stfu....go sleep...you useless.....

You're very predicatble when beaten.

Ibrahimanis:

What do you call someone who cannot call out an idiot!

1. A fellow idiot if he can't call out any idiot.

2. A hypocrite when he knows he's an idiot but can't call him out because the idiot is on his side.

rvp20183:
Ohoo boy look like Chandaria Comcraft basically own Nigeria rolling steel & alumunium ndustry.. including energy sector.

Just because we don't follow where Kenyans invest and brag about Kenyans owning other countries doesn't mean they don't invest.

forgiveness:



Silverbird is still in Kenya.

Stop lying here. Comcraft Group is not dominating Nigeria market.

See the companies dominated Aluminium market in Nigeria here.

There are Nigerian companies.

Comcraft Group is trying only in the roofing sector and we don't mind having them here. Unlike Kenya killing and taking over foreign investors investment.

Let's say, it has a feelable share. Not like your 6 branch banks that nobody knows about with a combined market share of less than one yet you keep bragging how you own us.

NairobiWalker:


The person who posted is called Royal Babbie, ToTo La Pwani only commented with an emoji. I wonder why dumb people love calling other people dumb.

You're really sick open that your big eyes and see their names I know those people more than you. They do insult Nigerians in that group. Opoko

NairobiWalker:


Just because we don't follow where Kenyans invest and brag about Kenyans owning other countries doesn't mean they don't invest.

Have you find out what iroko TV is ?

t1ann:

Have you find out what iroko TV is ?

You're a "fool" just admit it

jaycent:
You're a "fool" just admit it

Admit what

I'm hearing of Iroko TV here in Nairaland!

t1ann:

Have you find out what iroko TV is ?

What is their export revenue?

rvp20183:
That some joke.What do you produce.Kenya export manufactured goods to the entire region.

sufferNsmiling:



rvp20193 Kenya is just the same as ghana. In ghana it is the same thing the nigerian banks are in big trouble closing branches right left and centre you can go to gtb or access bank in accra you only find three employees in 1 branch. This nigerian banks and nigerian companies they borrowed money massively to invest in other african countries which was suicide. In 9 months nigeria banks borrowed 19 trillion naira this year. In nigeria also they're packing up diamond bank is in trouble . Skye bank has been taken over by polaris ethan is in trouble. Etisalat collapse, econet collapse, zayn network collapse. The mobile companies are making massive losses. The economy is unstable

You had better don't die lying else hell is your portion.

Overpriced it is because we have the cash. That SGR itself had to be fenced all the way from Mombasa to Nairobi and then now Naivasha for safety purposes. Look at the SGR scope of works before you lament that we are spending a way lot more cash . Search about the JKIA pride and Simba lounges,that's where the money is going.You don't get the vote of having the best airport for doing nothing.Lastly, it's expensive because we have to pay people better! Quality projects call for more capital!

Most of the monies used by our election body team went to carter for salaries and allowances.We just have to pay people better. Our education budget mainly caters for salaries, research and the improvement of schools and varsity infrastructure. Otherwise, school fees in Kenya is affordable to all Kenyans as both primary and secondary education is free. All Secondary pupils in Kenya are insured of their health. University and college education is heavily funded and no student is left behind. We are using our cash correctly.
Big budgets per capita means quality!
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001275803/health-insurance-for-3-million-secondary-school-students-ready-says-nhif

68816419:

manze, everything about kenya is overpriced, SGR,road construction, Airports, Schools,Election,electricity

forgiveness:



ShopRite are just anchor tenants. Nothing more.

my point is,why are Kenyans not able to charge of their country like us.

See their tea farms,their businesses, even their airport controlled by Indians,their ports.

If you eventually see any Kenyan businessman, its either that there is one government intervention or its owned partially by 10 or more people or so.
Just see their bank owned by Kikuyu's.In Nigeria, its hard to see government helping businesses like them.

They should get a life and start inventing something

t1ann:

Who told you they were underdeveloped
In terms of infrastructure development kenya is ahead of Nigeria

lol, we've been through this before, it's not true.

Jonraid:
I'm hearing of Iroko TV here in Nairaland!

its the largest online streaming platform for movies in Africa.

Its second to Netflix


Mehn you guys need to wake up and start challenging the whites in order to spur competition that will send them packing.


You need to see black Kenyans crying for lands that were taken over by whites.


What a shame

Jonraid:
I'm hearing of Iroko TV here in Nairaland!

Me too what is that ?

Kazikazi:
Mpesa was invented by nick Hughes.He is a Briton.The British government sponsored the whole idea.

But it was a moi university student who initialized the idea by creating a software that allows sending and receiving of cash back in 2004/005 there.
After then,the whole mpesa idea was then brought to commercialization by several entities like safaricom,nick huges,Vodafone etc.

We've been discussing this mpesa issue a zillion times in this thread,I've never understand what's always wrong with your head.

sufferNsmiling:



rvp20193 Kenya is just the same as ghana. In ghana it is the same thing the nigerian banks are in big trouble closing branches right left and centre you can go to gtb or access bank in accra you only find three employees in 1 branch. This nigerian banks and nigerian companies they borrowed money massively to invest in other african countries which was suicide. In 9 months nigeria banks borrowed 19 trillion naira this year. In nigeria also they're packing up diamond bank is in trouble . Skye bank has been taken over by polaris ethan is in trouble. Etisalat collapse, econet collapse, zayn network collapse. The mobile companies are making massive losses. The economy is unstable

lol, you are a clown, access bank is doing very very well in Ghana, same as GTB. Ask the Ghanians themselves, they can't deny it.

Nigerians are forcing us to be aware of some of their least known useless online tv's
What the hell is iroko tv?
I've never heard it before,am just hearing it for the first time in this forum

ibraheemanis, small small oo and don't send them to their early grave.

You have totally beheaded them with all those stats,don't choke them too much for their masters.

Keep it small small with them,they are still fragile.They still need strength to fight for their struggle from the whites


;

samsobo24:
my point is,why are Kenyans not able to charge of their country like us.

See their tea farms,their businesses, even their airport controlled by Indians,their ports.

If you eventually see any Kenyan businessman, its either that there is one government intervention or its owned partially by 10 or more people or so.
Just see their bank owned by Kikuyu's.In Nigeria, its hard to see government helping businesses like them.

They should get a life and start inventing something

You've never understood what you always say.

Yobeezy:
Nigerians are forcing us to be aware of some of their least known useless online tv's
What the hell is iroko tv?
I've never heard it before,am just hearing it for the first time in this forum

But they are employing Kenyans already, you can also apply. Thank me later.

https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.myjobmag.co.ke/jobs-at/irokotv&ved=2ahUKEwi_rfuv1sTfAhUHU1AKHXz-DqoQFjADegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw0IOlyHIdpnV3DEwzxmlB2J

t1ann:

Have you find out what iroko TV is ?

Not yet, have you?

t1ann:

Me too what is that ?

We have our own the Viusasa

What about it ? Couldn't give a flying fvck about it

samsobo24:
its the largest online streaming platform for movies in Africa.

Its second to Netflix


Mehn you guys need to wake up and start challenging the whites in order to spur competition that will send them packing.


You need to see black Kenyans crying for lands that were taken over by whites.


What a shame

jaycent:
You're really sick open that your big eyes and see their names I know those people more than you. They do insult Nigerians in that group. Opoko

When a stupid Nigerian jumps into a Kenyan group to seek relevance like this fool what do you expect?

Yobeezy:


But it was a moi university student who initialized the idea by creating a software that allows sending and receiving of cash back in 2004/005 there.
After then,the whole mpesa idea was then brought to commercialization by several entities like safaricom,nick huges,Vodafone etc.

We've been discussing this mpesa issue a zillion times in this thread,I've never understand what's always wrong with your head.

The one who patented Mpesa is the real inventor. Period.

NairobiWalker:


Not yet, have you?

irokotv's main offering is an internet video streaming platform of selected Nollywood titles (both English and Yoruba films). The platform currently has around 5,000 movies on the platform, which equals approx 10,000 hours of content.[23] The company has also forged partnerships with leading global technology firms, including Nokia, who launched the irokotv App on the Nokia Lumia in January 2013.[24]

Since 2014, the company has also moved into global offline distribution, and supplies a number of airlines with Nollywood content, including British Airways, South African Airways, Emirates, Kenya Airways and United Airlines[25]

The company also has content partnership deals with Tigo, Nollywood Movies, The Africa Channel and Nollywood TV. In March 2015,iROKOtv launched a new feature that will enable subscribers download movies for later offline viewing.[26]

In April 2015, iROKO began to move some of its content offline and launched two new TV channels,[27] iROKO Play and iROKO Plus on Africa's StarTimes,[28] to which Jason Njoku commented "We're known primarily for leading OTT content delivery across Africa through irokotv.com, but with digital migration spreading rapidly throughout the continent, now is the right time for us to diversify our distribution model and expand into the Linear TV market."

68816419:

don't be stupid our banks makes far more profit than any other African banks.

Only 130m USD from all those countries.I knew you were just expanding without any focus.I can bet Kenya banks make more from it's regional subsidiaries than those.Equity Congo alone will bring 15m dollars this year and that very recent acquisition.

Daejoyoung:


irokotv's main offering is an internet video streaming platform of selected Nollywood titles (both English and Yoruba films). The platform currently has around 5,000 movies on the platform, which equals approx 10,000 hours of content.[23] The company has also forged partnerships with leading global technology firms, including Nokia, who launched the irokotv App on the Nokia Lumia in January 2013.[24]

Since 2014, the company has also moved into global offline distribution, and supplies a number of airlines with Nollywood content, including British Airways, South African Airways, Emirates, Kenya Airways and United Airlines[25]

The company also has content partnership deals with Tigo, Nollywood Movies, The Africa Channel and Nollywood TV. In March 2015,iROKOtv launched a new feature that will enable subscribers download movies for later offline viewing.[26]

In April 2015, iROKO began to move some of its content offline and launched two new TV channels,[27] iROKO Play and iROKO Plus on Africa's StarTimes,[28] to which Jason Njoku commented "We're known primarily for leading OTT content delivery across Africa through irokotv.com, but with digital migration spreading rapidly throughout the continent, now is the right time for us to diversify our distribution model and expand into the Linear TV market."

Maybe KQ stream those Nollywood for Nigerians.

Kazikazi:
The one who patented Mpesa is the real inventor. Period.

Keep on arguing hater.Make Google your company