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Wuoche:
KRA collected $2b for six a period of six months. That means that after a full year they will collect $4b which is same with the one collected by a country with 200 million people

rvp20182:
That was mostly due to Corona..otherwise KRA would collect anything 6-7B dollars from customs. PAYE take a lion share. Then VAT.

Wuoche:
It's very sad that a country of 40 million people is collecting the same amount of money at the port with a country of 200 million people

Wuoche:
KRA collected $2b for six a period of six months. That means that after a full year they will collect $4b which is same with the one collected by a country with 200 million people

Just30:
Tickle yourself and laugh

The only slumpolis in Africa is Nairobi

basically every kenyan there lives in a slum

Shaytun:
No Dunce.

If you want to compare figures you’ll have to compare KRA with FIRS.

KRA(Kenya revenue Authorities)= FIRS(Federal inland revenue service) for Nigeria.

Don’t get it twisted.

And Nigeria doesn’t a central revenue service like KRA.

We practice federalism so you have.

FIRS which is for the federal, and the other 36 states each have their own revenue service. Like the LIRS(Lagos Internal Revenue Service).

Shaytun:
No Dunce.

If you want to compare figures you’ll have to compare KRA with FIRS.

KRA(Kenya revenue Authorities)= FIRS(Federal inland revenue service) for Nigeria.

Don’t get it twisted.

And Nigeria doesn’t a central revenue service like KRA.

We practice federalism so you have.

FIRS which is for the federal, and the other 36 states each have their own revenue service. Like the LIRS(Lagos Internal Revenue Service).

Wuoche:
KRA collected $2b for a period of six months. That means that after a full year they will collect $4b which is same with the one collected by a country with 200 million people

Wuoche:
Beginning of excuses, please go on son. Add other excuses we want to hear them.

theenchanter:
they're talking about port revenue, this one is talking IGR?

How were u able to complete ur primary education?

rvp20182:
When we post little small areas of Nairobi that are not posh; you think you can compete
Nairobi I keep telling you - again - and again - 2/3 of it - are out of rich of anything outside south africa.
The high rises you see - is because of zoning laws.
Otherwise if you check low rise of Nairobi - with world class buildings - it's HUGE.
There is a reason why low class areas are crammed.
It's zoning laws.

theenchanter:
they're talking about port revenue, this one is talking IGR?

How were u able to complete ur primary education?

Just30:
Dont border asking

90% failure is the reason why

Just30:
Yet no where in Nairobi looks as good as East Legon

No stop making noise and go and develop your country.

Every country has its own zoning laws

theenchanter:
they're talking about port revenue, this one is talking IGR?

How were u able to complete ur primary education?

Wuoche:
Beginning of excuses, please go on son. Add other excuses we want to hear them.

Just30:
Dont border asking

90% failure is the reason why

Just30:
[s]Yet no where in Nairobi looks as good as East Legon

No stop making noise and go and develop your country.

Every country has its own zoning laws[/s]

Appisko:
U are not a Ghanaian can never be one go back to country refugee

rvp20182:
Give us the best best video of East Legon.
You're just ignorant.
Nairobi - slums occupy 2 % of the land mass.
Concrete Jungle follow - I'd say they occupy less than 10% - they are high rises and can take huge population.

Both slums and concrete jungles are near CBD/Industrial area/ High class residence - because they are walking distance to where they can find work
or school. They provide labor for business district, industrial area and the upper class.

The suburbs - Nairobi middle and high class - they are outside - but within city radius - damn expensive - rundas/karen/ - they occupy huge part of Nairobi - Karen alone is so big.

Nairobi middle/upper class - low residence are huge....definitely more than 50% of Nairobi.

Nairobi metro (outside the city limits of 1960s) - these low residences (suburbs) - these are anything outside 20kms radius from Nairobi CBD - and extend to 60kms.

Heck even estates 50kms from Nairobi - in Nairobi metro are better than east legon.

Nairobi metro is huge - some part of it - peri-urban - and they are mostly low residence.

For example - Kiambu county - Nairobi metro - look

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Nud_-bxrc

Go to even Ongata rongai or Kitengela or even 60kms in Konza city.

popizaino:
You keep repeating words after everyone like a pupil learning how to speak. i expect you to repeat my words back to me.


Well the best in Ghana is still playing catch up to what you just showed no wonder the constant tears.



Airport residential area Accra

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7iCqZUopXQ

rvp20182:
Give us the best best video of East Legon.
You're just ignorant.
Nairobi - slums occupy 2 % of the land mass.
Concrete Jungle follow - I'd say they occupy less than 10% - they are high rises and can take huge population.

Both slums and concrete jungles are near CBD/Industrial area/ High class residence - because they are walking distance to where they can find work
or school. They provide labor for business district, industrial area and the upper class.

The suburbs - Nairobi middle and high class - they are outside - but within city radius - damn expensive - rundas/karen/ - they occupy huge part of Nairobi - Karen alone is so big.

Nairobi middle/upper class - low residence are huge....definitely more than 50% of Nairobi.

Nairobi metro (outside the city limits of 1960s) - these low residences (suburbs) - these are anything outside 20kms radius from Nairobi CBD - and extend to 60kms.

Heck even estates 50kms from Nairobi - in Nairobi metro are better than east legon.

Nairobi metro is huge - some part of it - peri-urban - and they are mostly low residence.

For example - Kiambu county - Nairobi metro - look

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Nud_-bxrc

Go to even Ongata rongai or Kitengela or even 60kms in Konza city.

68816419:
These guys are something else

68816419:
Are u telling me that About 66% of Nairobi urban population currently living in slums , only leaves in this 2% land mass,? .

rvp20182:
East legon cannot even compare to the dust bowl of Kitengela - that is 30-40kms from Nairobi city center

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7eA2ftgJzg

68816419:
Are u telling me that About 66% of Nairobi urban population currently living in slums , only leaves in this 2% land mass,? .

68816419:
Are u telling me that About 66% of Nairobi urban population currently living in slums , only leaves in this 2% land mass,? .

rvp20182:
East legon cannot even compare to the dust bowl of Kitengela - that is 30-40kms from Nairobi city center

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7eA2ftgJzg

Just30:
why would East Legon degrade itself to a village like that?

kitengela can go and compare itself to a Ghanaian village like Akosombo

68816419:
U mean the same Kitengela that can hardly boast of single inner roads , Nigga Kitengela, is a slum with few nice areas, please, stop showing us drone shots , show us road trip arround Kitengela's inner Streets or even any other parts of Nairobi out the the CBD areas?

Just30:
[s]Ghana does not play catch up to countries already below it in everything.

Get back to KG and learn new things instead of repeating your backward view of development.

The fact that your baby dreamland has played catch up to Ghana in everything has made you so bitter that no country on the thread has been able to match up except SA.


wail all you want and your wailings wont make and underdeveloped place catch up to Ghana[/s].