Soulful Beach scenes
come to Lagos , You can only get dis in Lagos

vaxx1:
learn to put inverted commas or put it in bold letters when you copy and paste . Don't let us assume you received a bad education .

Come mistakes happen, mistake does not mean bad education

darfay:


Is it true that Dar er salaam is the largest city and economic hub of East Africa?

yes, Dar is the largest city in east Africa when it come to square meter but not the economic hub. Largest city is not something to be happy about, go deeper and look for the retail sector, road quality(infrastructure in general), number of highrises building, multinational offices, skyscrapers, health quality, ease of doing business, technology(tech hubs,mobile network connectivity, electricity....), cement consumption, city wealth status, malls, recreational facilities, Human development index, e.t.c You will find out that large means nothing..

samorobo:




Yes..so correct...

another hater, how can Dar be economic power of EA?? This has clearly shown how stupid you are ally boy! Meanwhile as you keep deceiving yourself, Ghana is already overtaking you in west African.
Nigeria’s loss is Ghana’s gain
David Hundeyin
By David Hundeyin
Nigerian writer and journalist

Posted on Monday, 16 December 2019 14:33, updated on Tuesday, 17 December 2019 12:07


By positioning itself as open for business and diaspora, Ghana is seizing the opportunities that Nigeria is missing.

December is a busy month for airlines flying between London and West Africa.

Many first and second-generation West Africans, living in Europe or elsewhere, will fly home to celebrate the holidays with their extended families. Airlines, like British Airways (BA), will make a killing on this route by offering return tickets to Accra and Lagos for as much as $2,400 (£1,800).

Observing the persistent seasonal price gouging for a group of consumers without much in the way of choice, a luxury car leasing company in London spotted an opportunity to disrupt BA and Virgin Atlantic’s business model.

The new venture – Black Star Airlines – leased a private jet for ten days over Christmas and New Year, offering return flights to Accra for just $1,850 (£1,399). The offer has been gobbled up, with over 7,000 tickets sold so far.

Interestingly, a significant number of buyers are Nigerians who want to spend the holidays in Ghana, or save on costs by connecting to Lagos via Accra.

The relative ease of obtaining operating permission from the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority is what makes the entire operation possible. The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority may not have been as cooperative as their counterparts in Ghana.



The comparison between the two authorities is a moot point because the default destination is Accra – even though, statistically, there is a far greater demand for flights to Lagos from Nigerian travellers. UK census figures from 2016 found 96,000 Ghanaians living in Britain, compared to 196,000 Nigerians.

The Blinkered Giant
While it is used less frequently outside Nigeria nowadays, the term “Giant of Africa” remains a mainstay of Nigeria’s self image.

The Nigerian government’s position on trade, investment, and travel is similar in character to that of a remote, previously-important European province that is not yet over its history, and views outsiders and modern ideas with suspicion.

Statistically, Nigeria is the obvious destination for foreign investment in West Africa – particularly from the English-speaking world – but the anecdote above illustrates a growing economic trend in the direction

On paper and in practice, investors and tourists are increasingly voting with their feet and choosing Ghana ahead of Nigeria.

In 2018, Nigeria recorded $1.9bn in FDI inflows, down sharply from $3.5bn in 2017.
Ghana, in comparison, recorded $3.5bn in 2018, up from $3.2bn in 2017 – a remarkable feat for a country with a population six times smaller than Nigeria.
As this trend continues, Nigeria is effectively chasing away much-needed money and expertise while its economy remains beset by austerity measures, runaway debt, and a protectionist policy outlook that seems to be set in stone.

During his first iteration as a military Head of State, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s economic and cultural idea of Nigeria focuses exclusively on a vision of the country as a completely self-sufficient giant whose massive internal market is the be-all-and-end-all of business in Africa.

By completely ignoring the fact that six people slide into extreme poverty every minute in Nigeria, Buhari’s administration has become dangerously obsessed with the idea of turning Nigeria into the economic equivalent of the mythical perpetual motion machine.

Giant of Africa in Basketball
12/02/2020 Ranking

68816419:
u can only get this in LAGOS

Lagos isn't the only place with volleyball and sand mate!!

Shma:
[s]another hater, how can Dar be economic power of EA?? This has clearly shown how stupid you are ally boy! Meanwhile as you keep deceiving yourself, Ghana is already overtaking you in west African.
Nigeria’s loss is Ghana’s gain
David Hundeyin
By David Hundeyin
Nigerian writer and journalist

Posted on Monday, 16 December 2019 14:33, updated on Tuesday, 17 December 2019 12:07


By positioning itself as open for business and diaspora, Ghana is seizing the opportunities that Nigeria is missing.

December is a busy month for airlines flying between London and West Africa.

Many first and second-generation West Africans, living in Europe or elsewhere, will fly home to celebrate the holidays with their extended families. Airlines, like British Airways (BA), will make a killing on this route by offering return tickets to Accra and Lagos for as much as $2,400 (£1,800).

Observing the persistent seasonal price gouging for a group of consumers without much in the way of choice, a luxury car leasing company in London spotted an opportunity to disrupt BA and Virgin Atlantic’s business model.

The new venture – Black Star Airlines – leased a private jet for ten days over Christmas and New Year, offering return flights to Accra for just $1,850 (£1,399). The offer has been gobbled up, with over 7,000 tickets sold so far.

Interestingly, a significant number of buyers are Nigerians who want to spend the holidays in Ghana, or save on costs by connecting to Lagos via Accra.

The relative ease of obtaining operating permission from the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority is what makes the entire operation possible. The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority may not have been as cooperative as their counterparts in Ghana.



The comparison between the two authorities is a moot point because the default destination is Accra – even though, statistically, there is a far greater demand for flights to Lagos from Nigerian travellers. UK census figures from 2016 found 96,000 Ghanaians living in Britain, compared to 196,000 Nigerians.

The Blinkered Giant
While it is used less frequently outside Nigeria nowadays, the term “Giant of Africa” remains a mainstay of Nigeria’s self image.

The Nigerian government’s position on trade, investment, and travel is similar in character to that of a remote, previously-important European province that is not yet over its history, and views outsiders and modern ideas with suspicion.

Statistically, Nigeria is the obvious destination for foreign investment in West Africa – particularly from the English-speaking world – but the anecdote above illustrates a growing economic trend in the direction

On paper and in practice, investors and tourists are increasingly voting with their feet and choosing Ghana ahead of Nigeria.

In 2018, Nigeria recorded $1.9bn in FDI inflows, down sharply from $3.5bn in 2017.
Ghana, in comparison, recorded $3.5bn in 2018, up from $3.2bn in 2017 – a remarkable feat for a country with a population six times smaller than Nigeria.
As this trend continues, Nigeria is effectively chasing away much-needed money and expertise while its economy remains beset by austerity measures, runaway debt, and a protectionist policy outlook that seems to be set in stone.

During his first iteration as a military Head of State, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s economic and cultural idea of Nigeria focuses exclusively on a vision of the country as a completely self-sufficient giant whose massive internal market is the be-all-and-end-all of business in Africa.

By completely ignoring the fact that six people slide into extreme poverty every minute in Nigeria, Buhari’s administration has become dangerously obsessed with the idea of turning Nigeria into the economic equivalent of the mythical perpetual motion machine.[/s]

But what is wrong with y'all..a curious young man asked a question and I was behoves to provide a simple and actual answer without mentioning your zoo country....

Yes dar is the economic power house of east Africa..kill yourself.....

Reason why I say you take this thread as life itself..look at how you came after me.....

You better open your eyes and see the truth....truth hurts I know.

jl115:

The bolded pretty much sums up this post and yourself

And I agree people do dumb sh1t, but at the end of the day even you can't argue that there is more physical proof that sufferinsmiling is Nigeria Ln than the proof you have that amenepzoid is white.

There is no physical proof from sufferNmiling...the fact that he intially hesitated to do what you told him earlier tell us alot plus after the much pep talk from you he ignorantly and foolishly wrote it digitally and when that was not accepted he resorted to providing us an image that barely spells his name correctly....

Are you tell me a grown man like sufferNmiling doesn't know how to spell his name...?

And yes Amenhotepzuid is white..I mean your pale race

Shma:
yes, Dar is the largest city in east Africa when it come to square meter but not the economic hub. Largest city is not something to be happy about, go deeper and look for the retail sector, road quality(infrastructure in general), number of highrises building, multinational offices, skyscrapers, health quality, ease of doing business, technology(tech hubs,mobile network connectivity, electricity....), cement consumption, city wealth status, malls, recreational facilities, Human development index, e.t.c You will find out that large means nothing..

I was just asking a question and both kazikazi and samorobo confirmed it to be true, I'm not really sure if I should believe you

68816419:

Lol when I told MtistheQubit that stupid undershirt is ugly , SHE didn't believe me....

Good to see someelse as finally seen what I am seeing...

That vest is just as ugly as every thing else in kenya

darfay:



I was just asking a question and both kazikazi and samorobo confirmed it to be true, I'm not really sure if I should believe you

You shouldn't...that dude is to emotional and that alone has clouded his judgement...

Without sentiment we know Dar is the economic power house of east africa followed by Adissa Ababa then maybe them.....

Kazikazi:
Stop your jealous. Dar is the largest city in east Africa.Its larger than Nairobi and Mombasa combined.
But anyway,how far are you with locusts? I see you really struggle to kill them!
Do u think trying killing locusts with a piece of cloth is a good idea? Look at one of your peasant how he struggles..
Where is your government?

I think Tz should be a good neighbour and send aid workers to help combat locust invasion in neighbouring Kenya, if not properly managed might lead to famine.

samorobo:


You shouldn't...that dude is to emotional and that alone has clouded his judgement...

Without sentiment we know Dar is the economic power house of east africa followed by Adissa Ababa then maybe them.....

I think u are right about Adis ababa being Number 2, it's already an aviation and military hub for the region. Although Nairobi seems to be trying, but they would have to try a lot harder if they are to get to the ranks of Adis ababa or even topple Dar es salaam as the economic engine room of East Africa.

Men and Women ranking

samorobo:



[s]But what is wrong with y'all..a curious young man asked a question and I was behoves to provide a simple and actual answer without mentioning your zoo country....

Yes dar is the economic power house of east Africa..kill yourself.....

Reason why I say you take this thread as life itself..look at how you came after me.....

You better open your eyes and see the truth....truth hurts I know. ;[/s]D

we are Here to debate man and I don't care what you think about me. Okay, their is a good reason I called you ally boy , you want all countries to attack us but your game can't work here man! As you say Tz is economic hub of east Africa well and good, it doesn't brother me in any way but Nigeria will never have a say on Kenya, trust me. Tz is ahead but the zoo called Nigeria will never be.! Their is a good reason why your fellow Nigeria man came out with this topic #Kenya ahead of Nigeria in all aspects. Now go and kill yourself stupid nincompoop

darfay:



I think Tz should be a good neighbour and send aid workers to help combat locust invasion in neighbouring Kenya, if not properly managed might lead to famine.

yeah, Tz are our good neighbours we assist each other in one way or another! What about your neighbouring nation who used to feed your poverty stricken people in that zoo? Why did you decide to close boader though

68816419:
Soulful Beach scenes
come to Lagos , You can only get dis in Lagos

Why is your beaches always look dirty..why would i spend money of stuff which looks like ths...just work on oil, ths stuff is nor for you guys..

jl115:
yeah was about to say.... Kenya definitely the undisputed giant of Africa when it comes to the Olympics

TayserMahri:


Too late. Your teacher is already intellectually nude. Cant save mr melanin trump

i hope am posting the real Melania not the other melanin

Kazikazi:
Their biggest blunders are these stuff which make God angry..
1.Worshipping a white man instead of God
2.Sabotaging Tanzania's progress while Tz have been chosen by God to be a superpower.By fighting us,they have made themselves the enemy of the one who bless us
3.Kenya has many atheists especially in government leadership

NB.Locusts thingy is still causing havoc. The government is overpowered by locusts

Think before you post man...is God punishing Tanzanians for killing albinos...use your head man

68816419:

so the dirty beaches ya posting are boring now or what...we aint interested man...stick to the zoo matters

kazi stick to the script...deviating is not allowed ...

Yap, its charges $40,000 per night...if you can afford come, if you cant dont start typing crap here..

it always starts here...obama... an other stuff

samorobo:


Lol when I told MtistheQubit that stupid undershirt is ugly , SHE didn't believe me....

Good to see someelse as finally seen what I am seeing...

That vest is just as ugly as every thing else in kenya

I can't see the Nigerian uniform, I mean medals.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11033973_oly_pngacf33ff4ef4408780e20c863b8e82ddd
www.nairaland.com/attachments/11033974_oly1_png8659b2cb44f40a3ce044eff5fa663fdb
www.nairaland.com/attachments/11033975_oly2_png06ae7375adf01c67d7562a1d83465476

mtisTheQubit:
it always starts here...obama... an other stuff

Also...

68816419:
Men and Women ranking

Giants dont get whitewashed 3 sets to nothing. Come on!

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11033818_ccm_jpegfa4b6be2fe70fadd622c1a9cb34e34e9

While others cannot grow past 3%

They were betting on Iran USA war


https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Kenya-economy-projected-to-grow-6-2-percent-to-in-2020/2560-5435262-view-asAMP-fokl53z/index.html