₦airaland Forum

rvp20182:
Precisely. If they visited countries before their energy crisis - they won't be crying now - excess capacity - and they even signed more gas contracts that will be bitting them. Imagine next year they are going to pay 850M dollars for supply of AIR.

Just30:
THE debt in the energy sector is not a problem

infact government has cleared a major part of it with bonds when we decided to restructure the sector.
Bailing out our banking sector is a good clean up to situate them for the growth we are about to attain.


the Kenyan Economy is in a mess that is going to drive 53 million Kenyans into poverty.
No one wants to invest in any productive capacity in Kenya
because Kenyans either lack the skills or produce no raw material to support.


the only thing Kenya keeps getting are aid agencies

rvp20182:
Kenya is NOT A BACKWATER LIKE GHANA.

1) SGR - is on fire - set to achieve about 5M metric tonnes this year. That is DOUBLE LAST YEAR.

A half-year report by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) indicated that the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) freight train had set a new all-time record. KPA declared that 2,019,002 metric tonnes of cargo had been transported via the SGR freight trains between January and June 2019.

Interestingly, the report revealed that a total of 2,918,973 metric tonnes of cargo was transported to the Kenyan capital in the entirety of 2018 which is just 899,971 metric tonnes shy of the record achieved after just 6 months in 2019.


1) Tea dropped 17% this year - thanks to problem in Pakistan (similar Ghana hyperinflation leading to currency devaluation)

Oct 7, 2019 - Earnings for small-scale tea farmers in Kenya declined by 18.6 per cent following an oversupply in the global market, which caused a

Jonraid:
Athi River Industrial area and Ngong hills wind station!


Green spaces between roads look like a policy in Kenya!

rvp20182:
It always been like that for as long as I remember. We have other sources of dollars outside trade.

rvp20182:
Amref Health Africa is the continent’s leading health development organisation , founded and headquartered in Kenya . Amref Health Africa began 60 years ago as the Flying Doctors of East Africa to provide critical medical assistance to remote communities in East Africa. Today, Amref Health Africa works with the most vulnerable African communities through its country programmes in Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda, and its Southern and West Africa regional hubs

Logobenz0:
Hahahahahahahahahahaha if Nigerians are useless then kenyans are clueless and hopeless very foolish starving creatures renting out their ugly shameless wives and daughters all because of poverty and hunger the most useless and bombastic creatures on Earth

kikuyu1:
I myself will be transiting Bangui via Dubai next year. Nigga,ain't no "Florence of France!"

vaxx1:
Greater Accra regional hospital..... what Ghana spends its Gold and oil money on.........


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1difCsFh_I

theenchanter:
Abeg, who knows where the suffering guy is posting? He said it's Lagos but those places are not Lagos.

rvp20182:
Which land have Qataris leased in kenya? Those cheap insults reveal your upbringing in the streets of Lagos more than anything else.

Just30:
this is small

the phase 2 begins next year


All that kenya can boost of are sex hotels

vaxx1:
foolish country..

""kenya Electricity -
about 15% of the national populace.
Use of electricity in urban areas as the source of lighting - 42%; although kerosene lamps still remain the main source of lighting for 55% of households.

Kerosene for lighting in rural households - 87%
As of 2007, the contribution of the energy sector to the overall tax revenue was about 20%, equivalent to 4% of GDP. The sector provides direct and indirect employment to an estimated 16,000 persons[3].

It costs approximately Ksh 35,000 (EUR 318.18) to connect to the national grid and about 0.1145 EUR equivalent per kWh of electricity service.

[b]These are relatively high costs that pose a major obstacle to the expansion of electricity connections to low-income households and small businesses, [/b]which can therefore benefit from decentralized alternative sources of energy, such as solar""


what a country

gallivant:
Which land from Qatar? Your desperation has reached Nigerian levels. It's sad.

vaxx1:
I bet kenya Electricity sector is too poor to even challenge Nigeria that is even consider handicapped in that sector..

""
The energy sector in Kenya is largely dominated by petroleum and electricity, with wood fuel providing the basic energy needs of the rural communities, urban poor, and the informal sector. An analysis of the national energy shows heavy dependency on wood fuel and other biomass that account for 68% of the total energy consumption (petroleum 22%, electricity 9%, others account for 1%). Electricity access in [b]Kenya is low despite the government’s ambitious target to increase electricity connectivity from the current 15% to at least 65% by the year 2022""
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theenchanter:
Abeg, who knows where the suffering guy is posting? He said it's Lagos but those places are not Lagos.

Just30:
this year is already over and youve done 2.7 million metric tonnes
SGR has spent 12.5 billions shillings and has only received 5 billion shillings

thats is an operational loss that will sink it into more debt

Mkenya2019:
Arrest your double digit inflation, depreciating currency, debt rising like crazy despite inflating GDP and figure out how to pay 850m dollars next year to your idle thermal power plants before you dream about ports and railway.The first business of incoming gov in 2021 will definitely be to invite IMF for bail out 17th.Aim for Beyond Aid..we got there about 15 yrs ago.And I don't Google stuff about Kenya..there is no land for Qataris..we don't even have enough for ourselves.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
The first set of pictures which I posted some of them were from ibadan the others from Lagos and I think two of them from ikorodu. If you think I am lying enlarge the picture and read the sign post do not underestimate suffering and smiling the only true Nigeria

Mkenya2019:
Nearly everything in Kenya is by default more impressive than what you see in West Africa..of course South and North Africa are better than us..it would be delusional to deny the obvious.

Just30:
this is small

the phase 2 begins next year


All that kenya can boost of are sex hotels

samorobo:
Lol let me find small trouble ..just small one
Picture break...Nairobi without oil or gold

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
[s]These pictures are 100 times much better than the ones I have coming. You pictures of Lagos and the suffering. My Nigerian brother you will realise what poverty. But I will only post 20 pictures in there because they are a lot and to make it more interesting[/s]

Mkenya2019:
Which is one worth 3B..the mother VRA or the child ECG. How much liabilities do they carry. I read they are technically insolvent.Who will buy a stake in something that has 30yr pay or take contracts with Independent Power Producers? And not only that you signed future contract with Nigeria gas so even if you produce your own gas you'll pay N-Gas every year.These are not easy to wriggle out contracts...the one you tried you'll hear more of it in international courts

Just30:
like sex hotels ?

Just30:
someone who knows business

ECG is worth 3 billion dollars
VRA is worth 10 billion dollars

ECG only owes VRA
VRA only owes Ghana Gas

government has already floated a bond to pay all those debts and has proceeded to list them on Ghana stock exchange to make them more efficient


so how will you pay the SGR loan?[

gallivant:
Your corruption is not as bad as the IMF colony. Imagine all the gold and oil and Accra is a cesspool in 2019.

Just30:
you mean borrowing to fill in the gap?

Mkenya2019:
That was an April 1st joke or scam to con Qataris.They don't own even an acre of land in Kenya.

Stevoh18:
Lagos number two from bottom... Shithole country

Just30:
this is small

the phase 2 begins next year


All that kenya can boost of are sex hotels

Just30:
visionless kenyans
they are the backwater of human establishment