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Meanwhile the generate white collar graduates - but there in India - they are sending craftsmen and artisans to do basic stuff. We need to reform our education system to generate blue collar workers. Nigeria is a zoo of course and cannot even have such convesration. Obakillah: |
Been trying to tell Obaboon - that Nigeria education system is due for reforms - now look you're importing plumbers from India? samorobo: |
Of course. Nigeria electricity access is 50-60 percent - but we know you'd be lucky to get 4 hours of power in the best part of your city. Installed capacity of 12,000MW but we know peak power production is now less than 2,000MW. So we have to go beyond FAKE NIGERIA STATS. theenchanter: |
1st thing when I googled Nigeria water access... Although about 70 per cent of Nigerians are reported to have access to a basic water services, more than half of these water sources are contaminated. And although 73 per cent of the country's population have access to a water source, only nine litres of water on average is available to a Nigerian daily. For kenya I get this 59% of people in Kenya have access to safe drinking water. 29% of people in Kenya have access to improved sanitation facilities. In 2020, UNICEF certified 1,765 villages as open defecation free. We also provided WASH facilities for over 600 schools in 2020, to help with reopening. theenchanter: |
Kenya education standards as much as it best in Africa - is at the bottom of developed world. If we were just satisfied - we would be like Nigeria - Kenya is making progress forward by taking PAINFUL reforms including instituting mass failures. Now pray when will you institute even the most basic reforms in ANYTHING Like dealing with millions of kids out of school? You cannot compare Kenya education in almost all aspect to nearly all sub saharan africa countries. Mauritus and Magreb maybe. obaaderemi: |
Obaboon, A functional gov doesnt just operate on auto-pilot like NIgeria. It make deliberate policies and strategies to drive the nation forward Of course - there were exam leakages, too many kids in universities and all sort of things. This what changed in 2015 - and this mass failures - is intended to achieve SPECIFIC OBJECTIVIES The fact remain Kenya education standards are Africa best. When kids are compared on the same exams - Kenya kids excel. But if we were to just sit on our laurels and be happy - we will become another south africa. Promising country hobbled by bad education. If we want to pass kids - we just moderate our exams. obaaderemi: |
Nairobi - World 4th most dynamic city - Under Construction - Africa Traveller highlights construction in Nairobi Metro. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDGeWjhLUe0 |
Obaboon you come from a zoo. Let me help you with how it works in a functional country From 2015 - kenya exams were not moderated and exams have been made difficult.... Last year due to COVID - gov has promised to moderate the exam. Exams are moderated or standardized to generate a normal distribution curve...so the decision on how to fail or pass students lies with examiners...they can decide an A is 20 marks if the exam is very hard....because there has to be a normal distribution curve. kenya gov since 2015 deliberated refused to do this...to dissuade too many students going to university This is just few days ago... Magoha and team off to UK to oversee exam printing - The ...https://www.standardmedia.co.ke › Education 5 days ago — Additional 78,424 candidates have been registered to sit KCSE, according to KNEC data. Magoha said the March examinations will be moderated to ... Expect 'easy' KCPE, KCSE exams, George Magoha tells ...https://www.kenya24news.com › kenya › 209771-news Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha has assured candidates in ... March that test questions will not be hard and marking will be moderated to factor ... obaaderemi:
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More filters...yet Nairobi city is huge construction site - everywhere you look - tall buildings (75 percent of all skyscrapper under construction in Africa), world class roads and name it. That is why Nairobi is world 4th most dynamic city - competing only with Asian cities similarly growing very fast Once Nairobi is done with construction - what will you tell people?
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You opinion is not worth a bucket of warm spit. Nairobi was voted 12th best city to live in by Expat. Now that is something worthwile. 4th most dynamic city. In the WORLD. Your useless opinion is just an online rant. Provide evidence like some ranking. Not your opinion. Flap your gums endlessly if you must to deal with your envy of Nairobi samorobo: |
PURE NONSENSE. US after industralizing in 20th century has always been short of labour. Importing labour worlwide. Never exported Labour. Just a few peace corps type to help Ghana - for one or two years before they go back home. US economy grew because of it's domestic industry. Ghana, Nigeria, Philiphines and India - those have been exporting labour. Ghana began exporting millions of slaves in 15th century. And it still look worse than Burundi. Just40: |
Beyond your paygrade. US exported Labour to Europe? and Africa? Which year was? You should have been failed in any exam - moderated or not. You see the caliber of Ghanains and the quality of their debate - their total lack of critical thinking skills? You're an indictment of your education system. Just40: |
How did US export labour and to where? This kind of stuff beyond your Ghana brain. EXAMS CAN BE MODERATED - again beyond your little puny brain. We can decide how many kids we want to score A - we can make an A - 50 marks. We have decided we want very few kids qualifying for universities. We are not a factory for cheap graduates to the rest of the world. From 2015 - we decided to deliberate make exams very hard and not to moderate the results - mass failure is intended to send them to vocational training. Just40: |
In 1963 - small holder farmers produced 10% ; multinational 90 percent of tea. Now - multinational produce 20%; small holder 80% KTDA - Kenya tea dev agency - is without doubt one of africa most succesfully smallholder tea farming. It regularly pays about a billion dollars to farmers. Appisko: |
Show me one country that has developed from exporting labour - start with philiphines and india and nigeria and ghana. We fail our kids so they can join vocational training Not acquire degrees without commensurate formal jobs. We can make the pass exams with flying colours like we use to do - exams are moderated - you decide how many you want to pass. You should do the same - and manufacturing will crawl - soon you will be china Do you see Chinese graduate all over world looking for jobs? Just40: |
Entire country arable - farming methods primitive - Ghana. Ghana is size of Uganda - you can feed 200 million people. 11 percent of country arable - world class farming - Kenya This my homeland - and we have done very well with tea - not just multinationals - but private farms - they are now close to 100 tea factories https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Lag34RqblI&t=4s Just40: |
When Ghana stop dreaming of going abroad never to comeback like Nigeria - come and we continue this conversation. Just40: |
Mad cow....we started from bottom in 1963 and have now caused a global tea glut....try to do that in one industry and talk to us from your cane rat hovel. Global glut pushed down tea prices in 2020 – KTDA - The Starhttps://www.the-star.co.ke › business › kenya › 2021-0... 19 Jan 2021 — Oversupply of tea at the Mombasa auction affected prices in the second half of last year, the Kenya Tea Development Agency has said. Tea price drops for fifth week in a row on global gluthttps://www.businessdailyafrica.com › ... › Commodities 15 Nov 2021 — The price had rallied for two months after the introduction of the minimum price that buyers were supposed to pay for Kenya Tea Development ... Global glut pushes down tea prices - Capital Businesshttps://www.capitalfm.co.ke › business › 2021/01 › glo... 18 Jan 2021 — NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 18-The volume of green leaf produced by smallholder tea farmers under Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) management Just40: |
What is democratic about Ghana military that exiled elites and even poor people to Nigeria. Murdering judges, politicians and elites - and the enforcing marxist rule? Your society has PTSD - and I hear you're harrasing NIgerians now. You need therapy as a country to treat Rawlings Post Stress Disorder. What Rawlings and company did is not easy to heal from. See how mad you've become? Just40: |
Madness 101. Get a grip of yourself. Will you drink all the extra tea? We already have global tea glut from kenya over production. India are starting to protect their industry. Just40: |
Now you quickly detoriate into madness. How can military rule be compared to civil rule. Your are yet to recover from what military did to you. Jerry Rawling literally culled your elite - leaving idiots like you in the society ![]() Many run to Kenya, South Africa, and rest of the world - many never will go back. Now look at you country - all the golds, oil and name it - country look like it's emerged from a war. Kenya is long standing democracy - while you're long standing military dictatorship that recently go into flawed democracy. Just40: |
Gold=Black tea? How that comparable? If you stopped smuggling you'd be earning 15B dollars annually from gold alone. Our tea is just 1.3B dollars. Just40: |
I see Kenya is ranked lowly because of disputed elections and claim of rigging. We just have one dude - who participated in 6 hour attempted coup in 1982 - we put in prison for 9yrs - and has subsequently been losing elections for three decades - and crying rigging - related drama including violence, swearing himself in and all shenagians. Hopefully we will retire him in six months time- this time permanently - now that he is almost 80yrs. Once we do that - we will rise in the democracy index. Kenya is one longest democracy - even during Moi dictatorship - it was still one of best in Africa. Just40: |
You're world leading producer of GOLD - literally named gold coast - yet your country looks like a cane rat underground hovel. Kenya minerals are so tiny - only a slowpoke talks about them. Just40: |
Such tortured arguments can only emanate from a mad man. Of course with Akans at 50 percent - and even other tribes very related - ethnicity is non issue - therefore your democracy out to flourish - and so does dictatorship. Kenya is mish mash of unrelated tribes - all who were ever fighting and quarreling - but our democracy is one of Africa best. In Africa - Kenya is one oldest democracy - with no coups. Deal with it mad man. Just40: |
We dont have oil well or gold pit to get money to be shared. The money that come from cocoa should be invested in cocoa Not taken and distributed in remote area. So that essentially is our logic - you produce - you develop. You produce nothing - you develop nothing. Just40: |
Joke from a country which has been under military dictatorship until 20yrs ago. Nearly 40yrs of Ghana is military generals. Kenya has only 6 hours of an attempted coup in 1982. We have held elections every 5yrs without fail since 1963. Every election since 19963 we send home on average 70 percent of leaders. Kenya has free and vibrant - local and international media. And this despite a country of 42 tribes where largest tribe is not even 20 percent. You can imagine a country where most tribes are 10 percent and less. The average tribe is actually 2 percent of the population It's very quarrelsome but we have managed it. What you have going for you - everyone is almost Akhan (sp) tribe - so it's very easy to do politics - as ethnicity is no biggie. Kenya main problem remain ethnic politics and corruption - otherwise everything else is on the mend. Just40: |
We thought about that very seriously. Btw 1970s till 2010 - we decided - we cannot waste our meagre resources to develop everywhere. We developed a economic strategy that focussed development on high potential areas (cities, arable rural areas) and where people are really there. The rest we left for UN and NGOS. When we did that - our economy grew very fast - and the videos & pictures are testament. Of course some areas became remote and marginalized and in 2010 - we decided to fix that - now we have devolved gov - and those areas are emerging from under-development. You gotta make a choice if you dont have oil and gold ![]() Just40: |
You're crazy. Nobody expose its warts like Kenya. It's the reason most of you knew Kenya as being Kibera and poverty - and these kind of threads are eye openers for you. Most foreigners come to kenya to work in social enterprise - to work with poor people and poverty. We have a vibrant democracy - one of Africa longest surviving democracy - a free media - and everything exposed here. You keep posting post 2015 results - when we decided to make our exams hard - evidence enough that we are ever reforming and changing for the better. Nigeria the zoo is miles away from kenya - a vibrant democracy - with free media (all global media houses) - vibrant social enterprise/ngos (social capital of the world) - with ability to reform itself. That is why you guys are struggling against 1) a semi-arid country that is water deficient and 2) barren of minerals obaaderemi: |
China incredible construction machinery - timeline of 9 months construction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idB81gXYgjo |
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