Shma:
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

mtisTheQubit:

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..

mtisTheQubit:

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..

mtisTheQubit:

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

tylann:

Also...

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

darfay:


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.

Shma:
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

Kazikazi:
The minister of agriculture have denied that. He said the locals saw something which looked like locusts and alerted officials,but the officials proved those were not the locusts.

Yes,the government have bought chemicals and hired planes just in case the worse occurs

darfay:


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.

samorobo:


Lol you are so ignorant, so naive, so gullible...

Infact I suffice it to say you are a bushman with no exposure...your reaction to is just similar to a village man that was brought to the city....yeah that timid reaction he would display is exactly what you just did...

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

samorobo:


Shma..take a break you are losing it...

Gallivant once told me Kenya does well in avocado stuff and it cools nerves when taken with steaming hot cow blood and a bit of ugali and nyoma Choma

samorobo:


Actually Adissa Ababa is climbing to the top soon which is their rightful position....in the case of Kenya(am I permitted to mention your country shma ) I have my reservations

darfay:



That means Nairobi will just have to settle for third best in East Africa, even at that they have their work cut out for them as cities like Kampala, kigali are set to over take them
I tell you mate, they (Nairobi) will struggle to compete with Dar er salaam.

68816419:

gallivant:

68816419:
Men and Women ranking

samorobo:



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

samorobo:


Before nkan...Dar looks really modern and I was not joking when I said that....below is a video of Adissa Ababa, you might mistake it for one Chinese cities...but yet we don't hear them.making noise.....have you seen the modern light rail in Adissa Ababa?...yet no ethopian has ever made noise about it even though we once Had an ethopian girl on this thread which the Kenya even insult her to the point she couldn't show her face here again(tylaan and jonraid )...do you think this thread will last a minute if such train were to be nai-roberry.....

The reason why I say the are empty, loose, noise makers that always wants to be noticed......


Ethiopia Adissa abba


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbiW6XNPL6Y

Now this is Adissa Ababa light rail .. honestly why are Kenyans decieving themselves...
Where are they going to with all this noise....
He who have eyes let him use it..



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

samorobo:
Lol no east African featured/ listed on the newly released 2020 Forbes list apart from east Africa's power house "TANZANIA"...as EXPECTED...
EAST Africa paper giant was no Kenyan here to be seen






Forbes 2020 World's Richest: Only 4 Nigerians Make Exclusive Billionaires

Forbes recently released its annual exclusive billionaires ranking with only 4 Nigerians, Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga, Abdul Samad Rabiu and Folorunsho Alakija making the highly coveted list.

Amongst the four, Aliko Dangote, President of Dangote Group retained his spot as the World’s richest black person with a fortune of USD10.1 billion. Mike Adenuga, Chairman of Globacom came in as second in Nigeria and third in Africa with a fortune of USD7.7billion whilst Abdul Samad Rabiu of BUA Group was 3rd in Nigeria and 8th in Africa with a fortune of USD3.13bn - moving up 8 places from last year’s ranking. Folorunsho Alakija of Famfa Oil completes the list of Forbes billionaires from Nigeria with a fortune of USD1bn dollars coming in at #20 in Africa.

Of the four Nigerians on this year’s Forbes list, only BUA’s Abdul Samad Rabiu saw an increase in his fortunes from the previous year. Abdul Samad in January merged his Obu Cement Company with the publicly listed Cement Company of Northern Nigeria (CCNN) where he had controlling shares. The new entity listed as BUA Cement Plc on the Nigeria Stock Exchange became the third largest entity on the exchange with N1.18 trillion market capitalization.

According to Forbes, only eight of Africa’s 54 nations have billionaires in the list of Global billionaires. Egypt and South Africa are tied with five billionaires each, Nigeria four; Morocco has two, while Zimbabwe and Tanzania have one billionaire each. In the list, Africa's 20 wealthiest people are richer in 2019 than 2018 with combined worth at $73.4 billion.

The magazine said the list was generated after the billionaires’ net worth were calculated using stock prices and currency exchange rates from the close of business on Friday, January 10, 2020. “To value privately-held businesses, we couple estimates of revenues or profits with prevailing price-to-sales or price-to-earnings ratios for similar public companies. Some list members grow richer or poorer within weeks or days of our measurement date.” Forbes statement further added. The current list shows that Nassef Sawiris of Egypt’s came second in Africa withhis fortunes rising to 8billion dollars from $6.3billion.

Others on the list from Africa are: Nicky Oppenheimer $7.7 billion; Johann Rupert $6.5 billion; Issad Rebrab $4.4 billion; Mohamed Mansour $3.3 billion; Naguib Sawiris $3 billion; Patrice Motsepe $2.6 billion; Koos Bekker $2.5 billion; Yasseen Mansour $2.3 billion; Isabel dos Santos $2.2 billion; Youssef Mansour $1.9 billion; Aziz Akhannouch $1.7 billion; Mohammed Dewji $1.6 billion; Othman Benjelloun $1.4 billion; Michiel Le Roux $1.3 billion; Strive Masiyiwa $1.1billion and Folorunso Alakija $1billion.

samorobo:
Lol no east African featured/ listed on the newly released 2020 Forbes list apart from east Africa's power house "TANZANIA"...as EXPECTED...
EAST Africa paper giant was no Kenyan here to be seen






Forbes 2020 World's Richest: Only 4 Nigerians Make Exclusive Billionaires

Forbes recently released its annual exclusive billionaires ranking with only 4 Nigerians, Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga, Abdul Samad Rabiu and Folorunsho Alakija making the highly coveted list.

Amongst the four, Aliko Dangote, President of Dangote Group retained his spot as the World’s richest black person with a fortune of USD10.1 billion. Mike Adenuga, Chairman of Globacom came in as second in Nigeria and third in Africa with a fortune of USD7.7billion whilst Abdul Samad Rabiu of BUA Group was 3rd in Nigeria and 8th in Africa with a fortune of USD3.13bn - moving up 8 places from last year’s ranking. Folorunsho Alakija of Famfa Oil completes the list of Forbes billionaires from Nigeria with a fortune of USD1bn dollars coming in at #20 in Africa.

Of the four Nigerians on this year’s Forbes list, only BUA’s Abdul Samad Rabiu saw an increase in his fortunes from the previous year. Abdul Samad in January merged his Obu Cement Company with the publicly listed Cement Company of Northern Nigeria (CCNN) where he had controlling shares. The new entity listed as BUA Cement Plc on the Nigeria Stock Exchange became the third largest entity on the exchange with N1.18 trillion market capitalization.

According to Forbes, only eight of Africa’s 54 nations have billionaires in the list of Global billionaires. Egypt and South Africa are tied with five billionaires each, Nigeria four; Morocco has two, while Zimbabwe and Tanzania have one billionaire each. In the list, Africa's 20 wealthiest people are richer in 2019 than 2018 with combined worth at $73.4 billion.

The magazine said the list was generated after the billionaires’ net worth were calculated using stock prices and currency exchange rates from the close of business on Friday, January 10, 2020. “To value privately-held businesses, we couple estimates of revenues or profits with prevailing price-to-sales or price-to-earnings ratios for similar public companies. Some list members grow richer or poorer within weeks or days of our measurement date.” Forbes statement further added. The current list shows that Nassef Sawiris of Egypt’s came second in Africa withhis fortunes rising to 8billion dollars from $6.3billion.

Others on the list from Africa are: Nicky Oppenheimer $7.7 billion; Johann Rupert $6.5 billion; Issad Rebrab $4.4 billion; Mohamed Mansour $3.3 billion; Naguib Sawiris $3 billion; Patrice Motsepe $2.6 billion; Koos Bekker $2.5 billion; Yasseen Mansour $2.3 billion; Isabel dos Santos $2.2 billion; Youssef Mansour $1.9 billion; Aziz Akhannouch $1.7 billion; Mohammed Dewji $1.6 billion; Othman Benjelloun $1.4 billion; Michiel Le Roux $1.3 billion; Strive Masiyiwa $1.1billion and Folorunso Alakija $1billion.

tylann:


Facts are stubborn
Nairobi is the economic powerhouse of east Africa
Addis ababa has light rail dar has brt but Nairobi still beats them
Unless you bring evidence that proves otherwise