₦airaland Forum

Mkenya2019:
South Africa is better than kenya in nearly all aspect - but there are areas it's doing badly - starting with their basic education.

Lol it is that part that they are doing badly that would quietly start a Kenya vs South Africa.......let's bet on that...I know what you can do.

tylann:
everyone knows south africa is more developed than kenya you dont need facts or figures or stats you only need the pics
even botswana and namibia are way ahead of kenya the pics say so

but no west african country beats kenya

Cry kiddo...The per capita of Nigeria and Ghana makes kenya look like a kid who just learnt how to crawl....

Now shout cooked

vaxx1:
I don't know your level of education but I found it wanting just like the idiot RVP whose level of literacy is based on crushed numbers . every bingo can do that...

GDP per capita is the standard metric for measuring how poor or wealthy a given nation is compared to another. so To compensate for differences in living costs and rates of inflation, purchasing power parity (PPP) assess an individual’s buying power in a particular country.

There is no way any east Africa can have it better than Ghana or Nigeria. it is not impossible. the gap diffrence is just dammed big.

He must s using GDP to judge....He doesn't know what GDP per capita is....
Instead of explaining too much just ask him to first define "ECONOMICS"

theenchanter:
let me explain ur logic to u, seems u don't even understand urself.

Once ur incorrigible self libel against a particular topic, country or whatever, u go against all odds to remonstrate any stats that doesn't fit ur own submission, hence, ur famous lingo "fake this" "fake that", "cooked this" cooked that"... then u come up with ur own reasons why those stats are wrong... it's an everyday occurence, so it doesn't make any sense debating with u.

It still baffle me how u choose to believe that Nigerians bought only 32 VW's in 2017 but fault satellite image of electricity illumination in kenya, same satellite image that shows all African countries.

I won't be suprised if it gets to KE vs SA or US and u'll still chide them.

Yeye person.

Lol I give this thread from now to April next year, once they cool and off with the ghanians a bit he'd stretch his head to SA and begin to doubt a tiny stat which will in turn grow to become a constant bashing btw both countries.,...Any other stats apart from the one he makes is fake...thank gawd he has the likes of kikuyu1 to back his foolish crusade up..."fake GDP"

He doesn't like Kenya to feel too small or incomparable to other countries hence he device his own stats and roll with it whilst discrediting all other stat body..

Shma:
Nigeria is richer than Kenya but Ghana!? oooh no.. . Just did my research on Google and I can bet Ghana is poor and undeveloped as I expected, I can even testify that Dar salaam is much more developed than Accra. Let's just be real and put tantrums aside., Ghana is nothing to Kenya. I can see how they are hyping the Nigerians just for a back up since they failed a long time. In this forum S.a is somehow overrated, we can only do comparison with the likes of Lagos Naija, an d some few S.a cities not Accra. Am just speaking my mind no hating.

Sorry but we are not allies you lack understanding of basic economics...Tell rvp to teach you that

Austine1212:
There won't

Theres no competition there

Hahahaha my brother you think ...judging from your profile you are new here, long before you ever thought of registering on NL they've always instigated things like this ..just go ask your brothers and sisters like jaceblaze, lionessza, xhosanostra, jiln115they will fill you in.

vaxx1:
The country is largely debt dependable, barren land that cannot sustain food or water. the internal punishment of nature is so many there . the little blessing of nature might not let them even breakeven talkless of making a profit if extracted in industrialized volume.

All industrialised country I know off has one resources or the other. China (, second most industrialized economy) is the largest gold producer, USA ( the most industrialized country) is 7th largest gold producer along Ghana... and also a net exporter of oil...

UK also has a quantity amount of oil , Australia has large amount of bauxite... isreal ( magnesium ) russia(,gold and oil . Germany Gas and coal ) etc.... no developed nation without a quantifiable size of nature blessing....

Lol mother nature scam them big time...the little pint of oil left in turkana was the one she forgot while she was in a hurry to escape the zoo....I tell you they must have pissed mother nature......

If you can't see I do...rvp hates resources rich countries with passion (he feels it is a cheat)and that is why I never stop reminding how resourcesless Kenya is so he can hit his head on the wall......Mark today on the wall he will spearhead SOUTH AFRICA VS KENYA

Just30:
they lost their priorities
and are busy show casing hotels rather than things that will help the ordinary Kenyan

they are busy running to the Arab world and India for health care

Sex hotel you mean...Never forget to include sex when ever you talk of a Kenyan hotel

Just30:
Kenyatta is busy selling anything valuable in Kenya

75% of Infastructures I Kenya are technically owned by foreigners which are mostly China..Name it road, rail ,port..

Can you believe that China seized mombassa port and
when thee news hit their media and became a national turmoil only for their govt to bribe their media and worked with some Chinese official to announce that those were rumours, and the gullible idiots believed.....


If they don't know their NEOCOLONIALISM has started gradually...,mombassa port is a testament...it is owned by Beijing

vaxx1:
This is very psychological. I like the way you put it.

He must have gotten is answer by now

Abohboy:
Ondo state is making massive strides they are going to enter the Marijuana market mostly for medicinal purposes and this will make Nigeria up to 145 billion dollars every year just from growing Marijuana than the Eco medical village is worth 1.1 billion dollars it will be the biggest hospital in the whole of Africa and will be at par with some of the best hospitals in Europe and North America in terms of facilities

This hospital and the one in Ghana will position west Africa as a medical tourism hub of africa...Kenyatta will soon come running to west Africa for quality healthcare soon.....Both hospitals have similar facilities..

Just30:
dont waste your time
Kenya does not have quality hospitals

Lol where will they get money to build hospital talkless of a quality one when their tax takes the next available flight to Namibia or the Emirates...One would think with all that tax the govt collects their thirst for loan will reduce but sadly the reverse is the case...They can't even build 2km road without even borrowing a loan they cannot repay and take a step closer to being neocolonized by Beijing province, a.k.a China EXIM bank

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
I see you do not know Lagos really well I was the one who took the picture it's kind of far away from ikeja under Bridge. Because of the go slow in the morning we had to bypass the ikeja under Bridge and take rode Brown Street and we came out at Trinity near the military Barracks it's known as a back road

Very, very foolish talk...brown street KO, lemon street Ni ..that sign board you posted directly faces Ikeja under bridge.....The rest is the usual foolish ramblings we get to tolerate from you on a daily basis...

vaxx1:
he said he use one hour to study Ghana electricity just to come and argue . just imagine yet he didn't get get it. hence the rambling . he is good with one thing and I must acknowledge him for that . he loves playing with number either correct or not ....

Facts...you are very observant..

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
What proof do you have that they are sex hotels. Also it is very surprising when I was posting pictures it looks like the Ghanaians and Kenyans were enjoying them. Because from both side the argument stopped and immediately as the pictures stopped the argument started again. Don't let emotion get in front of you that is what the Nigerians want you have forgotten the Ghana must go wasn't it Nigeria who started it

I swear this boy is foolishly desperate

Just30:
like sex hotels ?

.yeah sex hotel indeed

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
[s]These pictures are 100 times much better than the ones I have coming. You pictures of Lagos and the suffering. My Nigerian brother you will realise what poverty. But I will only post 20 pictures in there because they are a lot and to make it more interesting[/s]

The noise...pls continue posting your last life here no one cares,..my prayer is that Lagos CBD will never degrade to that pathetic zoo-ic level

Just30:
this is small

the phase 2 begins next year


All that kenya can boost of are sex hotels

Hahahaha you are wicked

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
The first set of pictures which I posted some of them were from ibadan the others from Lagos and I think two of them from ikorodu. If you think I am lying enlarge the picture and read the sign post do not underestimate suffering and smiling the only true Nigeria

Funny boy..That is Ikeja under-bridge...why can't you tell that so called camera man to tilt his hand to the left hand side and show the massive concrete road construction going on from ikeja-oshodi...

Just30:
this year is already over and youve done 2.7 million metric tonnes
SGR has spent 12.5 billions shillings and has only received 5 billion shillings

thats is an operational loss that will sink it into more debt

I give them.five years max and the name Kenya will go into extinction..Their debt is going to ruin them and render their economy completely useless...I pray Kenyatta never leaves that office do he can plunge them into more debt trap.....that man like sweet loan that he cannot pay back...

Kenya you are stuck with Kenyatta...IMF won't bail you out neither will Paris club write off your debt

vaxx1:
I bet kenya Electricity sector is too poor to even challenge Nigeria that is even consider handicapped in that sector..

""
The energy sector in Kenya is largely dominated by petroleum and electricity, with wood fuel providing the basic energy needs of the rural communities, urban poor, and the informal sector. An analysis of the national energy shows heavy dependency on wood fuel and other biomass that account for 68% of the total energy consumption (petroleum 22%, electricity 9%, others account for 1%). Electricity access in [b]Kenya is low despite the government’s ambitious target to increase electricity connectivity from the current 15% to at least 65% by the year 2022""
[/b]

It's no secret that Kenya electricity is in shambles just like the shambolic zoo her self.....walahi no Kenya can speak to me about electricity.,

vaxx1:
foolish country..

""kenya Electricity -
about 15% of the national populace.
Use of electricity in urban areas as the source of lighting - 42%; although kerosene lamps still remain the main source of lighting for 55% of households.

Kerosene for lighting in rural households - 87%
As of 2007, the contribution of the energy sector to the overall tax revenue was about 20%, equivalent to 4% of GDP. The sector provides direct and indirect employment to an estimated 16,000 persons[3].

It costs approximately Ksh 35,000 (EUR 318.18) to connect to the national grid and about 0.1145 EUR equivalent per kWh of electricity service.

[b]These are relatively high costs that pose a major obstacle to the expansion of electricity connections to low-income households and small businesses, [/b]which can therefore benefit from decentralized alternative sources of energy, such as solar""


what a country

I swear you deserve a good drink....Hardworks like yours should be commended....

Trust me this is really helpful

Meanwhile some states,local govt areas, communities has been declared open defecation free..


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/364264-just-in-buhari-signs-executive-order-to-tackle-open-defecation-in-nigeria.html

Osun receives N100m for development of mining site
guardian.ng Nov 20, 2019 4:31 AM
The State of Osun has received a sum of N100 million from Badger Mines, a Canada-based mining company, as sign-on fee for exploration and development of one of the state’s mining titles.

The State Governor, Gboyega Oyetola, disclosed this yesterday, while delivering his address at the opening ceremony of the three-day Economic and Investment Summit held at Aurora Event Centre in Osogbo.

The governor disclosed that the government had earlier executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the mining company as part of necessary preparation for the commencement of mining operations in the state.

Oyetola, who expressed optimism that the summit would achieve the desired results going by the positive response obtained so far from key players in the private sector, said the government is fully prepared to give all the support required for investment to thrive, particularly in mining, tourism and culture and agriculture.

He said, “Our mining sector, like agriculture, is an old industry yet to be fully harnessed. The State of Osun has ample reserves of a variety of minerals, notably gold, lead/zinc, quartz, feldspar and several precious metals.

“We occupy a unique place in the mining sector in Nigeria. We are a mining State that hosts solid minerals. We are also a State that has invested in acquiring the licences for solid minerals under our land from the Federal Government.

“No other state in Nigeria can offer the unique combination of both regulatory and commercial fusion. We are a risk-ready State with an appetite for enterprise and reward for winnings.

“The State acquired 17 mining licenses for Gold – 10; Quarry – 4; Lead/Zinc – 2; and Quartz and Feldspar -1, from the Nigeria Mining Corporation, and we are willing to partner with interested local and foreign investors to develop these mineral resources.

“Our policy for the mining sector is implemented and overseen by the Osun Solid Mineral Development Programme. This programme commenced in June 2019, and has already achieved some encouraging milestones in its First Quarterly Report in 5 of the 7 intervention project areas of the programme.

“The intervention areas are Osun/Omoluabi Mining Business Restructuring Scheme (OMBRS) to commercialise the state-owned mining company. Osun Revenue Diversification and Maximisation Scheme (ORDMS) is a scheme to register all miners, mines and mining equipment and report on all mining activities in the State in partnership with private sector technology partners.

“We are happy to report that 9,000 artisanal miners have registered their biometric data on RFID-enabled tags with our technology partners. I am also happy to inform you that Osun recently executed an MOU with the renowned international mining firm – The Badger Mines – for the exploration and development of one of our mining titles with a signature bonus of a Hundred Million Naira (N100m) already paid.

In his remarks while declaring the three-day summit opened, the Vice President of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, commended the state government for hosting the event, which he described as impressive and organised.

Osinbajo, who was represented by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Trade and Investment, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, also lauded the Governor for providing what he described as focused inspirational and well-meaning leadership in the state.

He said, “I am particularly very delighted visiting Osun, widely acclaimed for its rich cultural heritage, hospitality and the enterprising tradition of her people

“As a choice tourist destination, Osun is certainly most enriched in terms of its widespread iconic tourists’ sites, globally-acclaimed festivals such as the popular Osun Osogbo festival, Olojo festival, among many others.

“Aside its fertile land which makes agriculture thrive unusually, the array of its mineral-resource blessednes, Osun is also fortunate to be home to some of the nation’s most highly gifted and accomplished citizens. Undoubtedly, Osun is a profoundly blessed State.”

The Vice President further noted that the objectives of the Summit is in tandem with the Diversification Agenda of the Federal Government adding that the governor has demonstrated exceptional leadership in building on the achievements of his predecessor and particularly in his aggressive pursuit of economic rejuvenation of the state.

Also speaking on the occasion on behalf of the traditional rulers, the Ooni of Ife, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, implored all indigenes of the state to support the government in its frantic bid to make the state the economic hub of the country.

Aderr:
Knocking on 50. He was much younger when he discovered nairaland.

Nah I think he is way past that..Kikuyu, rvp, GALLIVANT are probably the oldest kenyans on NL by age

You can't get tired of seeing something good except you are jealous

Lol let me find small trouble ..just small one
Picture break...Nairobi without oil or gold

kikuyu1:
I think I can see Dangote's compound. Err, no I can't-carry on!

Elderly jokes....how old are you sir

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
[s]You sit down and Fool Yourself for money tonight that Nigeria is the paradise of the world why you are suffering and smiling. But me I do not sit down I fight for change I fight for better living a fight for better condition I am a Hero not a coward[/s]

What a noise

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
while the lazy follow blind men the heroes fight for their right

Keep quoting me with your foolishness..

theenchanter:
Abeg, who knows where the suffering guy is posting? He said it's Lagos but those places are not Lagos.

He is foolish..that is why I said except there is another Lagos or he is referring to the one in Portugal which can never be so...ignore is stupid pics, that is what I do this days.

Kennyswagzz:
yeah right.. el rufai is the only governor that can make it happen

I believe he can do it...he is fanatic about Kaduna urban renewal...just last month he signed a deal with the Russian govt to build a light rail in the city...Lots of buildings has been demolished to make way for this urban renewal plans , plus a 5.7km road that leads to Kaduna millennium city is underconstruction which tells you he has interest in it...I mean no one would build a highway to a place that has never been inhabited except such has interest in that place...when they are places that needs this road.