₦airaland Forum

rvp2018:
Nobody want to invest in a city of gov employees and cattle - Abuja need to find something else - maybe the diplomatic city of West Africa? . Yes I can understand having industrial-commercial city like Tatu or Northland. Or a Technopolis like Konza. But a city that is just federal gov employees and fulani cattle roaming on the streets?

Nigga,Don't u know that Abuja's industrial areas is far bigger than what you have in Kenya . And do u also know that Abuja's IGR is far bigger than Mombasa and Nakuru IGR?

nivlark254:
National data centre Konza, Kenya

Kano economy city is larger and better than KanZa bullshiit

Unless they found use of the cowdung - I doubt Abuja has any industrial base - that would rival Mombasa - leave alone the entire Kenya

68816419:
Nigga,Don't u know that Abuja's industrial areas is far bigger than what you have in Kenya . And do u also know that Abuja's IGR is far bigger than Mombasa and Nakuru IGR?

Nigeria will get to this level of textile manufacturing - next century. Export Processing Zones employs 52,000 kenyans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VKKyiRIJ2o

The city of Worcester in Massachusetts, USA, flies Ghana's flag high in celebration of its 64th Independence Day.

vaxx:
The city of Worcester in Massachusetts, USA, flies Ghana's flag high in celebration of its 64th Independence Day.

burj khalifa in Dubai will be lighted in ghanaian colour for 15mins today too. Wait for it.

Happy independence day.

rvp2018:
Nigeria will get to this level of textile manufacturing - next century. Export Processing Zones employs 52,000 kenyans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VKKyiRIJ2o

the problem with u is that little things seem gigantic to u or whenever kenya breaks a little ground, u always think it's d end of d world.

Who in pete's name celebrates making of t-shirts and shorts or boxers in this modern day if not u?

The 52,000 people employed in our textile industry celebrates - and so does the kenyan economy. I know for the gigantic mess that is your country - the best you can hope for now is OIL - and maybe Import Substitution. You're still some years away from exporting anything real - maybe helicopter jets and steamship like your fake data shows - is exported to Spain - who believe that?

theenchanter:
the problem with u is that little things seem gigantic to u or whenever kenya breaks a little ground, u always think it's d end of d world.

Who in pete's name celebrates making of t-shirts and shorts or boxers in this modern day if not u?

rvp2018:
The 52,000 people employed in our textile industry celebrates - and so does the kenyan economy. I know for the gigantic mess that is your country - the best you can hope for now is OIL - and maybe Import Substitution. You're still some years away from exporting anything real - maybe helicopter jets and steamship like your fake data shows - is exported to Spain - who believe that?

our carpet and rug section of textile industry alone employs more than the 52,000 people ur EPZ employed.... We export rugs, carpets and synthetic grass overseas.

That's just a section. What's huge over there in kenya is miniscule here.

theenchanter:
burj khalifa in Dubai will be lighted in ghanaian colour for 15mins today too. Wait for it.

Happy independence day.

Independence Speech By Kwame Nkrumah On March 6, 1957, Accra, Ghana


At long last, the battle has ended! And thus, Ghana, your beloved country is free forever!

And yet again, I want to take the opportunity to thank the people fo this country; the youth, the farmers, the women who have so nobly fought and won the battle.

Also, I want to thank the valiant ex-service men who have so cooperated with me in this mighty task of freeing our country from foreign rule and imperialism.

And, as I pointed out… from now on, today, we must change our attitudes and our minds. We must realise that form now on we are no longer a colonial but free and independent people.

But also, as I pointed out, that also entails hard work. That new Africa is ready to figt his own battles and show that after all the black man is capable of managing his own affairs.

We are going to demonstrate to the world, to the other nations, that we are prepared to lay our foundation – our own African personality.

As I said to the Assembly a few minutes ago, I made a point that we are going to create our own Africa personality and identity. It is the only way we can show the world that we are ready for our own battles.

But today, may I call upon you all, that on this great day let us all remember that nothing can be done unless it has the purport and support of God.

We have won the battle and again rededicate ourselves … OUR INDEPENDENCE IS MEANINGLESS UNLESS IT IS LINKED UP WITH THE TOTAL LIBERATION OF AFRICA.

Let us now, fellow Ghanaians, let us now ask for God’s blessing for only two seconds, and in your thousands and millions.

I want to ask you to pause for only one minute and give thanks to Almighty God for having led us through our difficulties, imprisonments, hardships and sufferings, to have brought us to our end of troubles today. One minute silence.

Ghana is free forever! And here I will ask the band to play the Ghana National Anthem.

Reshaping Ghana’s destiney, I am depending on the millions of the country, and the chiefs and the people, to help me to reshape the destiny of this country. We are prepared to pick it up and make it a nation that will be respected by every nation in the world.

We know we are going to have difficult beginnings, but again, I am relying on your support…. I am relying upon your hard work.

Seeing you in this… It doesn’t matter how far my eyes go, I can see that you are here in your millions. And my last warning to you is that you are to stand firm behind us so that we can prove to the world that wen the African is given a chance, he can show the world that he is somebody!

We have awakened. We will not sleep anymore. Today, from now on, there is a new African in the world!

vaxx:
Independence Speech By Kwame Nkrumah On March 6, 1957, Accra, Ghana


At long last, the battle has ended! And thus, Ghana, your beloved country is free forever!

And yet again, I want to take the opportunity to thank the people fo this country; the youth, the farmers, the women who have so nobly fought and won the battle.

Also, I want to thank the valiant ex-service men who have so cooperated with me in this mighty task of freeing our country from foreign rule and imperialism.

And, as I pointed out… from now on, today, we must change our attitudes and our minds. We must realise that form now on we are no longer a colonial but free and independent people.

But also, as I pointed out, that also entails hard work. That new Africa is ready to figt his own battles and show that after all the black man is capable of managing his own affairs.

We are going to demonstrate to the world, to the other nations, that we are prepared to lay our foundation – our own African personality.

As I said to the Assembly a few minutes ago, I made a point that we are going to create our own Africa personality and identity. It is the only way we can show the world that we are ready for our own battles.

But today, may I call upon you all, that on this great day let us all remember that nothing can be done unless it has the purport and support of God.

We have won the battle and again rededicate ourselves … OUR INDEPENDENCE IS MEANINGLESS UNLESS IT IS LINKED UP WITH THE TOTAL LIBERATION OF AFRICA.

Let us now, fellow Ghanaians, let us now ask for God’s blessing for only two seconds, and in your thousands and millions.

I want to ask you to pause for only one minute and give thanks to Almighty God for having led us through our difficulties, imprisonments, hardships and sufferings, to have brought us to our end of troubles today. One minute silence.

Ghana is free forever! And here I will ask the band to play the Ghana National Anthem.

Reshaping Ghana’s destiney, I am depending on the millions of the country, and the chiefs and the people, to help me to reshape the destiny of this country. We are prepared to pick it up and make it a nation that will be respected by every nation in the world.

We know we are going to have difficult beginnings, but again, I am relying on your support…. I am relying upon your hard work.

Seeing you in this… It doesn’t matter how far my eyes go, I can see that you are here in your millions. And my last warning to you is that you are to stand firm behind us so that we can prove to the world that wen the African is given a chance, he can show the world that he is somebody!

We have awakened. We will not sleep anymore. Today, from now on, there is a new African in the world!

lol, the bolded is kagame's favorite sentence. he uses it often.

Just one company?

theenchanter:
our carpet and rug section of textile industry alone employs more than the 52,000 people ur EPZ employed.... We export rugs, carpets and synthetic grass overseas.

That's just a section. What's huge over there in kenya is miniscule here.

theenchanter:
lol, the bolded is kagame's favorite sentence. he uses it often.

Then he is referencing Kwame inkrumah quote of 1957.

rvp2018:
Just one company?

nope.

vaxx:
Then he is referencing Kwame inkrumah quote of 1957.

exactly.

rvp2018:
Just one company?

Even here in Ghana, just one textile company employs more than 60,000 workers

To say the truth Nigeria is nothing but a shame to this continent. This is a bitter truth and I know it's painful for most of them to admit it. Not saying that we got everything right for ourselves but at least we've done well for a country of "tea and flowers". Ironical that they mock our tea yet all of them combined in this thread can't afford an acre of tea plantation.

The problem is that when you criticize them they always think you're hating on them. Screaming out African Giant with no shame. This being a product of the consistent brainwashing by the political class. So you have a whole generation of arrogant pricks walking around feeling as if they own the world. But look at their country is there anything to be really proud of. You'd expect this from people from rich countries like Luxembourg but no its the citizens of the shiitiest country on earth.

Nigerians can you please stop embarrassing us Africans.

rvp2018:
The 52,000 people employed in our textile industry celebrates - and so does the kenyan economy. I know for the gigantic mess that is your country - the best you can hope for now is OIL - and maybe Import Substitution. You're still some years away from exporting anything real - maybe helicopter jets and steamship like your fake data shows - is exported to Spain - who believe that?

Haiyyeeee! Mzee you may be wrong. The indigenous ship building in Makoko and Lekki is on par with ANYTHING in Spain.
BEHOLD! The building processes are BOTH world-class and the end results are IDENTICAL, as even Stevie Wonder can see.

Saddamochieng00:
To say the truth Nigeria is nothing but a shame to this continent. This is a bitter truth and I know it's painful for most of them to admit it but it's the truth. Not saying that we got everything right for ourselves but at least we've done well for a country of "tea and flowers". Ironical that they mock our tea yet all of them combined in this thread can't afford an acre of tea plantation.

The problem is that when you criticize them they always think you're hating on them. Screaming out African Giant with no shame. This a product of the consistent brainwashing by the political class. So you have a whole generation of arrogant pricks walking around feeling as if they own the world. But look at their country is their anything to be really proud of. You'd expect this from people from rich countries like Luxembourg but no its the citizens of the shiitiest country on earth.

Nigerians can you please stop embarrassing us Africans.

big container, zero content. Tryna sit ur ass in an English class learning how to pass information effortlessly.

kikuyu1:
Haiyyeeee! Mzee you may be wrong. The indigenous ship building in Makoko and Lekki is on par with ANYTHING in Spain.
BEHOLD! The building processes are BOTH world-class and the end results are IDENTICAL, as even Stevie Wonder can see.

what's this

Baba, crawl back to d cave u came out of.

theenchanter:
big container, zero content. Tryna sit ur ass in an English class learning how to pass information effortlessly.

You're one of those guys that think English is a measure of knowledge. Not surprising coming from a zoogerian.

Saddamochieng00:
You're one of those guys that think English is a measure of knowledge. Not surprising coming from a zoogerian.

not exactly a measure of knowledge, but if ENGLISH is the language u use to pass information across, pls endeavor to use it properly.

I know u thought I'm using it to guage ur knowledge, that's a sign of stupidity on ur part.

Lemme bless you guys with another upcoming breathtaking estate.

Migaa estate is in Kiambu rural area and the houses are owned by individual Kenyans/not rented.

Let's start with the main entrance.

Let's go to the streets

Let's go to the houses and pathways

Houses.

theenchanter:
not exactly a measure of knowledge, but if ENGLISH is the language u use to pass information across, pls endeavor to use it properly.

I know u thought I'm using it to guage ur knowledge, that's a sign of stupidity on ur part.

The message was home, it wasn't a long drawn out with some twist and turns therefore the information you're talking about at bolded was passed across very well.

If you think ENGLISH is not a yardstick for intelligence measurement then you should worry less about it

More proposed sections and their progress

Kenya is rich and beautiful ..

What a blessed country

I suspect their stats office mistakenly googled Lagos Portugal for Lagos in Makoko - apparently they export 3B dollars worth of ships and helicopter spare parts . Like their fake agri sector - that places them 3rd in ship building after China and South Korea

kikuyu1:
Haiyyeeee! Mzee you may be wrong. The indigenous ship building in Makoko and Lekki is on par with ANYTHING in Spain.
BEHOLD! The building processes are BOTH world-class and the end results are IDENTICAL, as even Stevie Wonder can see.

Which one? Ethiopia Hawassa industrial complex employ only 18,000 and one fake Ghana Kantaka like employs 60,000? That got to be big city on it's own.

Just30:
Even here in Ghana, just one textile company employs more than 60,000 workers

Migaa. Different designs.