₦airaland Forum

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Child of hate chill! These are real projects.
Nigeria is not labelled the Giant of Africa for nothing, you haven't seen anything yet.
Let me break your heart dude, if you have ever thought that Kenya will measure up with Nigeria in this life, it is a wishful creation of your imagination.
There are so many projects going on right now in Nigeria as we speak, Dangote Refinery alone dwarfs all the projects in Kenya.
Dude! Kenya should look for her peer to compare herself with not Nigeria. It is an insult for anyone to make an attempt to compare that arid and famine ravaged country with a land of honey and milk.
Truth be told, Kenya is just to small for Nigeria even at our worst state.

samorobo:
Lagos environs and newly office spaces available

obaaderemi:
Now to fishery.
Fishery production in Kenya has declined seriously in recent times.In fact Kenyans have to rely on cheap Chinese imports for even the commonest breeds such as tilapia.
Fish production is about 120,000 tonnes.
1tonne= 1000kg.
120,000*1000= 120,000,000kg.
Average price of fish/kg in Kenya= ksh350/ $3.5
120,000,000* $3.5== $420,000,000($420million)
$12bn+ $420mn== $12.5bn approximately

Forestry in Kenya is small as only about 6% of Kenya is forested.
So, total agricultural revenue in Kenya is about $13bn.
We can grudgingly throw in another $1bn as others that are negligible to be assessed separately. This is done a lot in economics.
Maximum Kenya's agricultural revenue== $14bn

https://africacheck.org/factsheets/factsheet-why-chinas-fish-is-set-to-stay-on-kenyas-menu/

theenchanter:
u can't understand it cos its not ur level. Lemme come to ur level.

Agriculture is a primary sector of an economy and low-income countries usually have higher % of agricultural sector, once a country moves to middle-income, % of agricultural sector reduces cos the country has moved to secondary form of economy (manufacturing). So noting ur agricultural sector by calculating the trash u n Kikuyu has been calculating is utterly wrong.

Sectors aren't monetarily calculated in relations to gdp but by percentages alone. Ur agricultural sector will continue to go down as ur country become economically stronger, its normal.

Most developed nations have less than 10% agricultural sector of gdp. They have more of tertiary economy, then secondary economy before primary economy.

obaaderemi:
Stop heckling. I am almost done.

obaaderemi:
Every Kenyan should follow this analysis like Rvp does. Let's go to other crops produced by Kenya minus tea and coffee.
Total value of crops produced in Kenya last year was about $7bn.(I am being overgenerous here due to the fact that harvests have been declining )
https://knoema.com/atlas/Kenya/topics/Agriculture/Value-of-Agricultural-Production-Gross-Production-Value-Current-Million-USdollar/Gross-value-of-crops-production
$7bn -- ($1bn*tea* +$3bn*horticulture*+$110mn*coffee*)
$7- $4.1bn= $2.9bn
Other crops=$2.9bn
So far $9.1bn + $2.9= $12bn

You see,Rvp, you don't have to do your other small crops one by one.There's something called grossing-up, a principle which is beyond your understanding, hence your belief that I have to do the crops one by one.You are a layman.

theenchanter:
Dude, u're embarrassing urself for fvck sake!!!!!! it's actually ur ilk applauding u that I'm really sorry for, esp kikuyu1.

Ur agricultural sector is 26% means agriculture contributed 26% to ur gdp... that's the total contribution to ur gdp since the Inception of d economy of kenya and not on a yearly basis.

obaaderemi:
Okay.Let's ignore hecklers and move on with our forensic analysis of the Kenyan agricultural sector.
We are done with the following:
Milk: $1.4bn
Tea. : $1bn
Coffee $110million
Horticulture $3bn
Total...$5.5bn
Let's go to meat.
Kenya produced about 900,000 tonnes of meat last year.
1tonne=1000kg
That's a total of 900,000,000kg.
Average price of meat in Kenya is $4/kg
900,000,000*4= 3,600,000,000 $3.6bn

Total so far= $5.5 +$3.6= $9.1bn.

Next I will go to crop production minus coffee and tea.

obaaderemi:
Of course! That's why Nigeria's biggest company is owned by a native Nigerian.
It's why Nigeria has a 100% black owned major mobile telecommunication company.
Can the same be said of Kenya? Who is Kenya's richest man? Is he black, white or Indian?
Answer, I dey wait.

obaaderemi:
He is trying to massage rvp's bruised bum. Rvp who keeps saying things he can't defend.

68816419:
LAGOS | Blue Water Lekki | Residential | 17F | 17F | 17F | 20F | 20F | U/C
Second and third towers underway
Too many projects ongoing but not reported

68816419:
"half — KSh658.2 billion — will go towards repayment of loans and short-term debts," , Kenya is indeed sitting on a heavy time-bombs.

obaaderemi:
Small countries usually do well in such stats.I guess Kenya is the exception that breaks the rule.

Just30:
Nigeria's Cement consumption per capital should be way Higher than Ghana


why is it below?

kikuyu1:
Also had oil use per capita with expected results but can't find it. If you've more cars in a temperate climate ofc you'll consume more oil,regardless of how many Bentleys Dangote has in his garage.
I really should save some of this info! Its meaningful beyond this thread.

kikuyu1:
I know I did cars per 1000 last year! Thanks for wasting 20 MNS of my life finding that post! Actually it's for others who weren't here at the time.
Kenya, ASC,Apparent Steel Use,finished steel products is 27.5 in 2017 on knoema yours barely 10.5 on foramfera, a Naij site.

Kazikazi:
How much is a kilo of rice in Kenya comparing those other nations?

How much is a cost of a unit of electricity in Kenya comparing Tz?

Jonraid:
Interesting,the fact is...we pay way much better than most African countries.

theenchanter:
Dude, I'm not in d mood for ur usual rants.

Many baseless fact is ur domain, so much cheap talk.... I've got no time for that.

theenchanter:
u still need to attend international politics/economic class.

theenchanter:
though, not a fan of Wikipedia... but if u're really intelligent as u portray to ur fellow kenyans, u would have seen that most oil producing nations have a low tax-to-gdp rate.

Oman is doing 2%, Saudi Arabia is doing 5.3%, Qatar is doing 2% and even UAE is doing 1.4%.

Is UAE and Saudi Arabia with Qatar gdp also cooked?

Dumbo.

rvp20182:
The next sector in our Farming activities.

2) TEA - GDP worth 1.5-2B dollars. We produce more than 2 billion kilos of tea leaves and around 500M metric tonnes of black processed Tea. A kilo of processed tea is 3 dollars * 500 metric tonnes...should give you the figure.

Kenya is global export leader of black tea. In production it's second only to China and India. We produce more than 2 billion kilos of tea leaves and around 500M metric tonnes of black processed Tea.

Mombasa Tea Auction is the world largest tea auction - with tea from as far as Malawi & Congo being sold there. Kenya is known for producing highest quality of tea - Lipton Tea/Uniliver Tea - if you've drank tea - Chance are it was from Kenya. Esp if it's high quality..hand-picked kenyan tea.

Tea farms..plantantion and small holders.
https://c8.alamy.com/comp/ACXK69/road-to-tea-industry-workers-housing-kericho-kenya-ACXK69.jpg

Some of biggest companies here include[b] UNILIVER TEA, JAMES FINLAY, TATA[/b] owning huge plantations and KTDA - the smallholder tea company.

Now KTDA supports 500,000 Small-holder farmers and is AFRICA MODEL SMALL HOLDING Company. It pays annually nearly 1B dollars to farmers.
https://www.capitalfm.co.ke/business/files/2014/01/TEA-PICKING-2.jpg

obaaderemi:
Keep lying to yourself. So your r evenues jumped from $14bn in 2017/2018 session to more than $20bn a year later. For your information, revenues are currently on a downward trend in Kenyatta's backyard.
https://pesacheck.org/how-much-will-kenya-spend-on-debt-repayment-in-2018-4bde15937400?gi=db57f18d80de

obaaderemi:
Bro,remember the popular adage about the land of the blind. The one eyed man is king.

I am still waiting for rvp to disprove me on their agriculture sector. He has been circling around for two days now with no meaningful answer. They have lied to the world for far too long but the reality on ground is beginning to expose them.

samorobo:
You cam say that again.

Let them answer this honest questions using YES or NO.
N:B I don't want to hear things like they would never build it buy rather a simple yes or no will suffice.
Tylann, rvp,stevoh, kikuyu, gallivant, TayserMahri, quiche, cossano and many other kenyan here.

"WOULD YOU BE HAPPY IF TANZANIA LNG IS BUILT"

samorobo:
I was all teary when i watched this video made by CNBC AFRICA.it highlighted all our massive project, our current cities, our future and so many more.
I do hope you enjoy it .
God almighty has truly blessed this land called NIGERIA and we will definitely rule this continent and have our rightful place I'm the world, cause we deserve it and we have been off for so long.
I repeat when Nigeria rise by let's say 2023 we will be an unstoppable force. I personally forsee a gdp growth of close to 20% annually.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHtPvWy4mVI

obaaderemi:
Tomorrow I will beam the searchlight on Kenyan horticulture. This is the kind of forensic report Kenya lacks.
I can see the fake Kikuyu and the fake economist have switched temporarily to guest mode.
You can come out now.I got to sleep.

theenchanter:
i never mentioned that nigerian roads are cheaper... I said it's either ur currency is valueless or corruption is grand in kenya cos a 40km road shouldn't cost up to $600m

theenchanter:
nigeria has d second largest bitumen deposit in d world n d largest producer in africa.

U're full of cheap words.

theenchanter:
ask rvp.. d originator.