₦airaland Forum

mtisTheQubit:
ths is the funny part of it..let me pretend i agree with the blog post..so what..whether we export more or less doesn't matter...we have a bigger budget than Nigeria , a country claiming to have 450 billion-dollar gdp..dont you guys ever learn something...You guys are just like S.S...you export more oil but things on ground are different...

It's swallow this lie...you so tbhave a bigger budget than Nigeria except if your imaginations are now working like that if rvp's...
With your budget you have less than 10,000km of road and a failed excavator she to show for it...just look at Nigeria and how many roads she is constructing, or is it the 20 airports underconstruction, or the the numerous seaport, oh the numerous she, or the constant addition of more coaches, or the additional metros across our cities...the list is even endless...

Your meagre budget and taxes end up on the next plane to the Emirates and Europe whilst you borrow to build just a km road..

68816419:

No body wants these criminals in thr countries , how do you get deported from hungry countries, Nigerians gets deported from much more better countries .

.this is sad...things must be really hard back home in Kenya....
Didn't you see that video of a Kenyan girl whoose family was killed and brutally harassed in SA..they offered to take her back to Kenya but she vehemently refused..instead she pleases to be taken to Dubai......

I wish them better this year..I hope things get better

mtisTheQubit:
look your country is too far away...Everything China wants is available in the east side of the continent...you guys should stick with the U.S of A an stop the eath chants.

boy ..stop decieving yourself.. go back and complete your study o the BRI and see Nigeria has the upperhand in the continent for this intiative

Just30:
lying is not good yet they always want to gloat
when while they live in a messed up country

So true

[quote author=68816419 post=85491776][/quote]Lol you've busted them again..I will save this image immediately

rvp20182:
You cannot teach me anything about kenya and it's data that I have in my fingers tips

Nonsense we can always reach since you destined yourself to think so highly of Kenya in your imaginations when infact the zoo cesspool of a country is in a pathetic state...just look at how facts are constantly debunking the lies you cooked in your imaginations..

rvp20182:
Mwea irrigation scheme alone produces more than 100k metric tonnes of rice

Stop lying embrace facts for they are stubborn..

rvp20182:
So what happened to 200k extra imported rice...feed on dogs.We have had longest operational strategic food reserve in Africa so our food businesses is good

Do the you ever get tired of lying...

68816419:
Kenya's Q3 exports down

NAIROBI, Jan. 1 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's value of total exports dropped to 1.45 billion dollars in the third quarter of 2019 from 150.6 billion shillings (1.5 billion U.S. dollars) in the same of 2018, the national statistics bureau said on Tuesday.

Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) said in a statement that exports to Asia fell from 438 million dollars in the third quarter of 2018 to 380 million dollars in the same quarter of 2019.

"Notable declines in exports to Asia were recorded in the value of total exports to Pakistan (29.4 percent), Saudi Arabia (46.7 percent) and India (46.8 percent). The decrease in domestic exports of tea to Pakistan and re-exports of Kerosene type Jet fuel to Saudi Arabia were the main contributors for the overall decline in total exports to these destinations," KNBS said.

The bureau noted that similarly, a reduction in the export of dried leguminous vegetables to India resulted in a decrease in export revenues from this destination.

"On the contrary, there was an increase in total exports to Singapore, on account of domestic exports of crude petroleum during the quarter under review," it said.

KNBS added total exports to Africa were valued at 567 million dollars and accounted for 38.9 percent of the total exports to the rest of the world during the third quarter of 2019.

According to the government body, total exports to the East African Community bloc grew by 14.3 percent from 312 million dollars in the third quarter of 2018 to 356 million in the third quarter of 2019 largely on account of increased exports to Rwanda and Tanzania which rose by 56 percent and 17.3 percent, respectively.

The statistics agency noted that exports to South Africa, Somalia and the Democratic Republic of Congo jointly reduced from 97 million dollars in the third quarter of 2018 to 62 million dollars in the third quarter of 2019.

According to the government data, Uganda remained the major export destination in Africa accounting for 28.6 percent of the total exports to Africa between July and September of this year.

KNBS observed that total export earnings from the European Union stood at 299 million dollars and was 0.7 percent higher compared to the corresponding quarter of 2018.

The statistics agency revealed that total exports to Belgium and Britain increased by 49.9 percent and 1.4 percent, respectively.

"The rise was driven by an increase in exports of coffee to Belgium and cut flowers to Britain. On the contrary, total exports to Netherlands and France declined to 100 million dollars and 22 million dollars respectively," it said.

KNBS noted that total exports to the USA stood at 141 million in the third quarter of 2019, a 1.1 percent decline compared to the corresponding quarter of 2018.

The national bureau noted that Kenya's import expenditure in the third quarter of 2019 was 4.1 billion dollars from 4.3 billion dollars in the same quarter of 2018.

The government statistics agency added that Asia remained a major source of imports accounting for 62.6 percent of all imports, as the east African nation sourced goods worth 2.5 billion dollars between July and September 2019, which translated to an 11.1 percent drop compared to a similar period in 2018.

"The drop in imports from China (9.3 percent), India (18.7 percent), South Korea (39.7 percent), and Japan (15.4 percent), contributed largely to the decline in imports from this region in the third quarter of 2019," it said.

xinhuanet.com/english/2020-01/01/c_138671404.htm

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PMI: Nigeria’s manufacturing sector gains momentum in November

Nigeria’s manufacturing sector has continued to gain momentum as it rallied to build on the growth recorded in the third quarter of 2019. This was disclosed in the latest report released by the Central bank of Nigeria (CBN).

According to the CBN Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) 2019, the Manufacturing PMI stood at 59.3 index points in November, up from 58.2 points index recorded in the previous month.

A composite PMI above 50 points indicates that the manufacturing/non-manufacturing economy is generally expanding; 50 points indicate that there is no change while a PMI below 50 points indicates that it is generally contracting.

Manufacturing PMI maintains growth
n November 2019, the five major components of manufacturing PMI grew at faster rates more than the previous month. The production level, new orders, supplier delivery time, employment level and raw material inventories all recorded growth.

The CBN report also disclosed that thirteen of the fourteen surveyed
subsectors reported growth in the month under review in the following order:

transportation equipment;
petroleum & coal products;
furniture & related products;
electrical equipment;
plastics & rubber products;
food, beverage & tobacco products;
non-metallic mineral products;
printing & related support activities;
cement; fabricated metal products;
primary metal;
chemical & pharmaceutical products; and
textile, apparel, leather & footwear.


Meanwhile, the paper products subsector recorded decline in the review period.

Non-manufacturing PMI

Just as the manufacturing sector PMI grew, the non-manufacturing PMI also indicated faster growth in November. The composite PMI for the non-manufacturing sector grew to 60.1 points as against 58.2 points recorded in the previous month. Meanwhile, fifteen of the seventeen surveyed subsectors recorded growth in the following order:

vehicles;
finance & insurance;
management of companies;
wholesale/retail trade;
real estate rental & leasing;
educational services;
health care & social assistance;
construction; transportation & warehousing;
accommodation & food services;
utilities; agriculture;
arts, entertainment & recreation;
water supply, sewage & waste management;
professional, scientific, & technical services;
information & communication; and
electricity, gas, steam & air conditioning supply.

Hahaha kudos to Kenyatta magogo-economic...This gives a glimpse that their Economy is in shambles whilst they keep Lying to the world..

rvp20182:
Kenyans are not anal about rice like west Africans.We produce about 200k metric tonnes and consume about 400k mt last I checked.We are water deficit country so don't expect us to produce a lot of rice.We import about 200-300k mt mostly from Pakistan.Our stable food is maize...and we have small deficit that we fill with low quality Uganda and sometimes TZ maize...and we have huge grain strategic reserves in huge silos.. possibly the only country in Africa with strategic grain reserve..so we never have food inflation of 15% like Nigeria or worse like Ghana.

Oh please be dine with this lies...300k KO , 800k Ni

You are not anal about rice but yet you make noise forgetting that is a billion dollar industry that can aid your fake economy..

@bolded same applies to Egypt but yet they are the second highest producer of rice

Just30:
you will only argue on useless things

He is a foolish boy....last year he was arguing how Kenyatta has looted more money and enriched his family more than any Nigerian Polictian, and I was like realllllllly...is that now something to be proud of..

Just30:
will you shut up there

you dont even produce 10% of the rice you consume
yet you make noise.

And rvp is always quick to point fingers...

Just30:
net food exporter my ass

5 billion reexport of imported goods
Beyond flowers, tea and coffee you produce nothing.

your major export partners are Uganda and Rwanda.
This begs to know what you export to them so i checked what Uganda imports

your guess is as good as mine.

Facts rvp loves running away from...anyother thing aside this is manufactured in rvp's imagination..

68816419:
Talk about Uganda

Ehyaaaa..a minute of silence for our pathetic brother a ka Nigeria colony(Kenya)....so they are now running to Uganda for better standard of living.

mtisTheQubit:
i was just pointing out that chanting death to America an Israel will drag ya country to position you might not like it...Trump is a guy you don't wanna play with...

Let us worry about that...you are not minding your business..

Practice what you preach..this is a new year

mtisTheQubit:
we know many countries are part of BRI but just look at the map...thereare first-class countries an third-class countries on ths..just saying..

I think it is only three African countries that was selected (Nigeria, Ethiopia,Kenya, it is possible SA might be included, I am not sure) there is nothing like class....
Nigeria can serve as a corridor to NA....

mtisTheQubit:
i aint supporting any side but as Africans, we should just mind our own business..have seen how countries have been wasted because of the perception of supporting one side...just saying

Somewhere in nigeria

Are you minding your business now?

rvp20182:
Nice. Nairobi can become the center of Western and Eastern powers in Africa.

O don't know if you know but nigeria is also part of the BRI

mtisTheQubit:
Our locality is a big blessing..for those wishing that our SGR or Lamu port will go bankrupt, they got no idea...ths is a long-term investment

This is Funny..BRI won't stop your sgr from going bankrupt...it can be use to foster Chinese initiative but if your govt insist on being dumb it would have little or not effect on your avocado driven economy as loan repayment will continually triple...

Lagos Assembly approves Sanwo's request for N250bn loan for capital projects
A newly constructed section of Lagos-Badagry Highway was on Friday, declared open for public use by Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, fulfilling the promise made at inception of his administration.

The construction of the 4-kilometre section, which stretches from Agboju to Trade Fair, started shortly after the current administration took off.

In fulfilling the promise, Sanwo-Olu led members of the State’s Executive Council to Lagos-Badagry Expressway to open the completed section, while also declaring the commencement of construction work on the Phase II of the project, which will take off from Trade Fair to the main gate of the Lagos State University (LASU) in Iba town.

The construction of the Phase II of the expressway is expected to be completed next October, after which the final phase will take off.

Also, the Governor visited Agege to assess the on-going construction of Agege-Pen Cinema flyover, securing the contractor’s commitment to deliver the project next July.

The flyover which is said to be at 60 percent completion stage, took off from Oba Ogunji Road and drops at Oke Koto axis of Agege. The third abutment of the bridge extends to old Abeokuta Highway into Abule Egba.

mtisTheQubit:
Ok..

Keep it quiet in a way only you can hear yourself...no noise this year..agreed

mtisTheQubit:
just saying...

Then keep saying

mtisTheQubit:
i thought she promised to move to canada if trump won...cry baby..

What are you driving at

Should we Cardi what age requests...trump has dissapointed her

rvp20182:
Kisumu Oil Jetty under construction - at Lake Victoria (2nd largest fresh water lake worldwide) - for export market. Refined petrol products will be pumped from Mombasa to Kisumu (about 1,000kms) and then unloaded to ships to be transported to great lakes regions.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnq4BR9kZg8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-FdzTn4EpE

Common shut up and stop making noise with irrelevant things...a tiny state in Nigeria can build four those for you..for free

rvp20182:
Keep dreaming...Oil will not help Nigeria....it hasn't helped before. I mean when Oil was retailing at 100 dollars a barrel what did you do with it?

I swear I love this...I can literally taste your pain and shock on my lips....you can't believe your curse made a fool of you...

You are not asking the right questions..you should be asking stuff like ..
Why has Kenya tax money, budget, tea and coffee money,flower and avocado money not giving you any infastructure worthwhile aside 10,000km of tarred road and an overpriced excavator looking failed sgr...oh I forgot and your loss making airline.....

Since oil price went down nigeria infastructure has boom like never before under the APC regime than the other PDP party....with constant increase in oil price developing more infastructural would be as easy as you sucking your wife's tits

rvp20182:
Gen Buhari has once ruled Nigeria - with disastrous consequences - maybe the story about a Sudanese clone (Jibril) is true and the alien is performing miracles - for I find your faith in him a little unsettling - unless you're paid propagandist like other JAMB graduates.

Mumu be done with your noise already when did...what is the meaning of jamb graduate?

rvp20182:
If trillion dollars of oil earned since 1960s has not lifted Nigeria why do think temporary spike of 4% will be your ticket out of poverty and underdevelopment

Mumu you keep masturbating with this illusory I trillion dollar....you should be worrying about your tax money since 1964....

I know the 4% increase is paining but trust me is just the beginning...what trump did will escalate cause a lil scarcity on oil will will inturn increase demand as well as increase in oil price...you can't believe your curse did not come to pass you witch

Abohboy:
This is agriculture anything can change within a few months you could increase your yield and production within a matter of months and talk to all Africa news reporters not us

He simply can't believe we are leaving Kenya behind and diversifying so fast....didn't you see the way you shut rvp up(a.k.a prophet of doom) when you showed him the sudden increase in oil price by 4%...That was like you saying "IN YOUR FACES".... He couldn't believe that after he ran out naked in the middle of Thika road with his dick up facing the clouds on the 1st if January, 12:00Am to lay curse on Nigeria the opposite of the curse is what is happening....

kikuyu1:
This is precisely how and why we lose respect for you! To brazenly and tirelessly repeat the same lie we demolished months ago. Damn. Just. Damn.

Your mumu psychological trick won't work..go try it out I. Your 4 year old kid and see if he/she won't bath you up with 5 solid slaps

Nigeria is now self sufficient in rice...kill yourself

Just30:
Abijan is a model of Paris

I couldn't agree more

Just30:


Tantrums
you sound frustrated kiddo.

hold it cockless Ape
i know you so much want to be at Ghana level but no matter how hard you try, you cant get there.



That is how much the Ghanaian government spend on a single Ghanaian
Go look for your fellow poor neighbour and compare yourself to

Hahahaha the difference is fvcking clear.. rvp and kikuyu bury your heads in sand this minute