₦airaland Forum

obidark:
yea....we both know that....we know they are a mix of greeks and crusaders of back then....

but they are distinct now from other whites in europe,the same way afro americans are distinct now from africans at the continent....

obidark:
most arabs dont see themselves as whites actualy....

in europe all arabs are seen as africans....

gallivant:
What colour is Indian Sammy?

gallivant:
What colour is Indian Sammy? Culturally I am a half Kamba half Taita or simply Kenyan. I am of the human race if must know.

gallivant:
That's the problem, if you dont know what you are who will respect you? There is more to Africa(n) than the colour of your skin.

gallivant:
I said I am an African culturally. Which culture is black, the one Sammy belongs to?

gallivant:
I said I am an African culturally. Which culture is black, the one Sammy belongs to?

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
[s]My friend this is old news the plant has come to a halt for 6 months there is no progress or activities going on at the plant. Even on the punch newspaper I read there was some protesting going on because of the slow pace of the sugar plant[/s]

gallivant:
I am an African. Are you black, red, white or orange?

gallivant:
Speak for yourself not for Africans. Also, don't refer to Africans as black people, this is the most diverse continent in the world so it's either African or Igbo, Zulu, Ndebele etc.

Jonraid:
South Africas 3G coverage is awesome,some shades of blue in Kenya. Not so much in West Africa!

Good 3G Coverage in Northern Africa!

Jonraid:
It's boasting of our wildlife,which is a good thing to have!

vaxx1:
Nothing spectacular to show again anymore

Jonraid:
Doing it in the rain,Masai Mara!

Abohboy:
Mate my family is probably way richer than yours is but we still don't have an extremely quality camera we just use our phones it is way easier I have a Huawei p8 and it works just fine for me personally I don't see the point in buying a phone and a camera when you can just buy a phone that has a camera

Logobenz0:
Riding inside nairoslum where poor badstards like sufferNdying are living

Obakillah:
Why can't you make Air Nigeria as successful and prosperous? You need quit to the jealousy Sammy.

Obakillah:
Why would we sell you KQ to destroy? Revive Air Nigeria and Air Ghana. Time you learned about responsibility.

obidark:
kenya and kenya sittin on a tree....

k i s s i n g....

rvp20182:
Now imagine we are trying to avoid being Ghana and yet you been there nearly every year.We down to about 59% debt to GDP and will be fine in a year.

obidark:
i dont think kenyan airways will be around for that much longer....

Obakillah:
Quit crying. When discussing aviation, the poverty capital and IMF colony should stay in their lanes. It's that simple.

rvp20182:
Central bank is a special bank..that should not be doing chicken nonsense

rvp20182:
Diatribe is a bitter polemics.It is the signature of vaxx arguments.

GENEGIRIA:
kenya is dead in water swimming in crippling debt and stvpidity


kenya's economy in crisis: World Bank warns of debt distress

The ratio of Kenya’s debt to GDP has shot up from 59.1 per cent in 2017/18 to 62.3 per cent in 2018/19, racing towards dangerous levels.


Mr Yattani said the government would run broke and would be unable to finance this year’s Sh3.02 trillion budget if Senate blocked an increase of Kenya’s debt ceiling to Sh9 trillion.
A default on loan repayment would expose the country to ridicule in the international financial markets.

Kenya’s failure to fulfil its commitment to live within its means could make it difficult to repay its debts when they mature, the World Bank has warned.

In its Kenya Economic Update for October 2019, to be released today, the Bank notes that, “with 43 per cent of domestic debt expected to mature within one year, the government could face challenges in rolling over such bonds in an environment of no interest rate caps, low subscription rates and over-exposure of commercial banks to these assets”.

The bank’s warning comes only days after Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani’s admission that the country could not meet its loan obligations unless the debt ceiling was raised.

DEBT RESTRUCTURING

Mr Yattani said the government would run broke and would be unable to finance this year’s Sh3.02 trillion budget if Senate blocked an increase of Kenya’s debt ceiling to Sh9 trillion.

“If we are not guaranteed this amendment, there will be a crisis in the country because we will not be able to implement this year’s budget. We will also be unable to do debt restructuring to retire some of the old and expensive commercial loans with interest rates of up to 9.5 per cent that are choking our economy,” Mr Yatani said when he met the joint sitting of the Senate committees on Delegated Legislation and Finance and Budget at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) last week.

Obakillah:
If Air Nigeria was operational then you could advice me on how to run an airline. As for the Biafra, I wish him luck in US prison.

rvp20182:
What kind of English is that.Type in Google polemics vis diatribe.Let me know what you find

rvp20182:
Very very bad.Central bank job all over the world is well-known.I doubt any is out there lending rice or chicken farmers or selling forex to importers.You need to form development banks and let central bank be what it is.. the lender of the last resort.

rvp20182:
I find most Ghanians slightly better than Nigerians education wise but we all know you spent most of your life as a famine refugee in west of Nigeria so it's understandable if you cannot differentiate btw polemics (long unyieldying arguments) and diatribe (angry long unyieldying arguments)yet
you engage in both daily.On a good day you probably mistake your polemics for sound arguments but most of the time you engage in the most puerile infantile diatribe like this one I am responding to. Kenya has her issues but definitely on macro economics we generally nail those and have kept IMF at abeyance. One wishes Ghana can be a shiny example..the north star of West Africa like Kenya is in East Africa and chart a new course..but look at you...the poverty capital think Ghana is a butt of jokes and they are mostly right.