Kazikazi:
I see a flag adorned with stone age primitive weapons! Which country's flag is that?
Pwo pwo pwo pwo pwo pwo...

rvp20182:
Compare Airlines with Airlines. How is Nigerian Airways doing in the ground down? Kenya Airways had a rough patch mostly due to bad bet on oil futures - but for a long time it was the most profitable Airline in Africa (if not the world). Which is why when it hit turbulences - her creditors and kenya gov - had no problem stepping in.


Kenya Airways is one of the most successful and consistently profitable airlines in Africa. The carrier has achieved five straight years of operating profits, as well as net profits over four of the past five years. In FY2010/11 (year ending 31-Mar-2012), the carrier reported a net profit of KES3.5 billion (USD42.6 million), improving significantly on the previous financial year.

Kenya Airways - The Pride of Africa - will soon return to profitability as it soars high. It SSA competitors have had rough patches too - Ethiopia Airline had it's trouble - and right now South Africa Airways survival is doubtful.

NairobiWalker:


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.

gallivant:




Right on time to nurse kazikazi's wounds. You are a loyal lapdog albeit a little late. He is done for the day, go and console your owner somewhere else.

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

Kazikazi:
I like the way you laugh at those kiberans..
Kwo kwo kwo kwo....uwiiiii

BlcoChina2018:
The only Nigerian bank doing reasonably well today in Ghana is Zenith Bank. The rest are struggling. Isn’t Access Bank Ghana having majority Ghanaian ownership?

Yobeezy:


Stop itching my eyes with these useless screenshots,iroko tv is not known here and it will never be among the Kenya's top cream tv stations due to stiff competition from other local tv stations,keep on being pained.

ednited:
Guys,

Have you realized that U.S.A is making plans on how to hand Africa from China??

We are still modern slaves. U.S.A is trying to show support to African countries so they could turn their back to China. And also to became our new modern colonizer

Example- Abiy Ahmed is really smart, he has been collecting leaders on his side and opened up telecom, electric company and Airlines to foreign investors because he also knows U.S.A is going to help him out.

U.S.A is trying to take over China not beacuse they care of how Africa is being hurt by China but beacuse their economy is hurt due to China presence in Africa.


How do you guys take that? Rather than debating on who's country is better than whose, this is what we need to talk about.

Is China or U.S.A the biggest enemy of Africa? Do you think Africa will suffer more problem under U.S.A??

forgiveness:


Deal with both with long spoon.

jaycent:
Forgiveness bro if you get video of Lekki or Victoria island abeg help me post am here.

forgiveness:




Ok. I will try to find one tomorrow.

NairobiWalker:


Now that you've googled the meaning of the word semi-detached, a house can't be semi-detached and an apartment at the same time comprehende? Such small issues that you don't understand makes me not want to go over arguing with someone who doesn't understand a thing about what she's talking about. Like I told you, the house you posted earlier is not $69. Stop lying.

NairobiWalker:


Now that you've googled the meaning of the word semi-detached, a house can't be semi-detached and an apartment at the same time comprehende? Such small issues that you don't understand makes me not want to go over arguing with someone who doesn't understand a thing about what she's talking about. Like I told you, the house you posted earlier is not $69. Stop lying.

Jay254:
Driving around State House Nairobi

Ibrahimanis:

They are more competitive and innovative yet we have more local companies

Daejoyoung:

lol so you mean those Kenyan buildings posted by Nowenuse with such outrageous prices are also in pretty good condition?? l can post loads of moderate Nigerian buildings from my city warri alone, where the middle class/ lower middle class live and which are cheaper than those Kenyan slummish structures posted a while ago by Nowenuse.
ln my area in Effurun warri, decent 3 bedroom bungalows range from #(20 to 25)k monthly.

Daejoyoung:

l wonder why rent is expensive in Ghana, Kenya and Angola.

Nowenuse:


NairobiWalker is an irredeemable idiot who shamelessly argues for the sake of it.

genieluv showed him and other Kenyans the 3 bedroom apartment she lives in Abuja and how it costs 25k ($70) per month, they said she was lying. She showed them this picture below from an online source of a nice house in Abuja that cost 29k ($80) per month, then reasonable Kenyans like mtisTheQubit & t1ann accepted the truth, kept quiet and agreed, but the shameless NairobiWalker kept on foaming his mouth saying unreasonable things.

I mean, how helpless can the condition of a human beign be that you are shown true facts korokoro but yet you still argue and say rubbish? This was exactly the same thing he did early this year when I splattered his shameless self with online adverts of Nigerian houses and how cheap they were compared to Kenyan houses. He then shamelessly began to say that the Nigerian online house adverts were fake


Read this news report below directly from Kenya on how a man who lives in Nairobi laments on how he pays 10k shillings (35,000 naira) monthly for a one room apartment without ventilation (in those overcrowded concentration camp houses )

http://www.ghafla.com/crisis-how-housing-in-nairobi-has-become-a-nightmare-for-millions-of-city-dwellers/

People like KiberaWalker aka NairobiWalker live in slums like Kibera and have no idea how Kenya's middle class suffer poor housing.

Kenyans seriously need to fix that overpriced expensive slum riddled city they call Nairobi.

For God's sake how can someone get a decent 3 bedroom apartment in Nigerian cities for 25k naira ($69) monthly, but in Kenya one pays 35k naira ($100) monthly for a cubicle size 1 bedroom apartment without ventilation in a concentration camp house with thousands of tenants? God forbid ! Kenyans work and live to pay house rents with their salaries. Why won't millions of Kenyans live in the world's largest slums?

Cc genieluv2

Yobeezy:


Stop itching my eyes with these useless screenshots,iroko tv is not known here and it will never be among the Kenya's top cream tv stations due to stiff competition from other local tv stations,keep on being pained.

rvp20182:
You lost me.Africa for me is it biggest enemy.Africa need to unite and integrate beyond the AU platitudes.We need to cooperate more, invest more and ultimately trade btw our selves.That cannot happen without investment in people through education, infrastructure and governance.

rvp20182:
I am not sure where to start..let me watch my arsenal get beat first.If foreign banks have no capacity then open it up.Let them show their capability otherwise Injera is not the best dish every day.

forgiveness:


Telkom is the third largest telecom in Kenya. Payne is owned by interswitch and 7million Kenyans are using their services.

ednited:
Surprisingly, some of the biggest buildings in the city are constructed by our banks. They try to show their power in their buildings.

The commercial bank of Ethiopia is constructing a new headquarter which is going to be 42/ 46 story

1st pic - Old CBE headquarter

2nd pic - New CBE headquarter


3rd and 4th pic - Wegagen bank building

Ibrahimanis:
Notice something Nigerians? They went from saying there are no Nigerian companies in Kenya to how Nigerian companies in Kenya are not making profit

Next will be how they are making profit but it's small

forgiveness:



I tire ooo. Nigerite was established by Odua investment limited which is solely owned by Nigerians and they are the number one in roofing.

He thinks we only use aluminium for roofing. The guy is very ignorant about Nigeria yet he pretends he knows everything.