₦airaland Forum

GeneralDae:
I think their manifestos explains all of these already. For banditry coming from outside as well as the border control, you have to be more careful because you may not fully know your enemies who are outside.

Lol..those manifestos are just mismatched policy lumped together, nobody takes them serious.

Most of the things listed there won’t even pass the National Assembly.

The problem with nigeria politics is candidate are not voted based on their ideas but rather their personalities.

Majority of people voted for buhari(sai baba) because he was termed as a no corrupt man, and he has only one house in katsina or nonsense like that.

How hard you shouted, how funny you are , are you a hard or soft person. Those are what most Nigerians are looking for.

68816419:
Madman, the majority of Nigeria's major industries produce their own electricity and hardly rely on the national grid; among them are Dangote, which produces over 100MW of electricity across all of its factories, Bua, which produces over 30MW, Indorama, which produces over 80MW, and numerous other fertilizer companies.

Don’t mind that idi*ot.

Nigeria power consumption is around 25billion kWh.

While that of Kenya is a measly 7billion kWh.

GeneralDae:
I don't think you'll expect them to reveal their detailed plans on security. Just an overview is appropriate.

Why not?

They need to tell us how they are going to solve it, what’s their solution.

We need to know which candidate favour a community policing or state policing or keeping more power to federal.

How do you intend to solve banditry? Will you form a regional task force to deal with the bandit coming from burkina faso?

What’s your plan for the border?Are you going to construct a border wall like trump? Or reorganize a task force to be stationed at the Zamfara border?

What’s your plan for the police? They need to tell us these things

68816419:
To be completely honest with you, security has greatly improved. I still remember how difficult it was to enter mosques and churches during the Boko Haram era without being thoroughly searched; they have since been eradicated and have only occasionally carried out minor attacks in the lake chad basin. The only problem right now is the faceless bandits, who can be stopped with the right intelligence, I'm sure.

The war against the insurgents is progressing nicely, and Buhari has really spent a lot on the military.

But kidnapping and banditry is becoming to rampart, our lower tier security architecture is non-existent, the police have proven to be entirely useless and beyond saving in my case.

We can’t keep using the military to keep solving internal issue, the whole interior ministry needs overhauling.

The Lagos blue rail is coming along nicely.

They have started doing test driving.

The red line is also coming along, Lagos is really moving forward!!

68816419:
Imagine how much further the sector may grow if Tinubu becomes president. He is known for promoting private investors, which is why companies like Dangote, BUA, and Lekki free trade zones exist.

Tinubu does have a track record on infrastructural delivery.

But what I’m most concerned about now is security, and none of the presidential aspirant have given or provided any real solution.

They are all just being vague about it, and that’s why I hate our journalist and newsmen, this are the question they are suppose to be asking, they are suppose to be discussing each candidate manifestos.

Instead they are going about involving themselves in political witch hunting and publishing irrelevant stories.

rvp20182:
Fintech

Don’t be obtuse idi*ot.

Banking leads, followed closely by manufacturing and agriculture, oil and gas sector lags behind.

rvp20182:
Outside oil n gas - - maybe fintech - it would take a crazy investor to do that.

Nope.

This is for the second quarter of 2022.

Disaggregated by sectors, capital importation into banking had the highest inflow of $646.36 million, accounting for 42.10 percent of the total capital import. Capital imported into the production sector was next at $233.99 million (15.24 percent), and the financing sector followed with $197.31 million (12.85 percent).

rvp20182:
Many communist nations used to do that;
But like Russia or USSR; soon their lie is exposed.
You're lying to yourself.
No investor worth their salt will trust your data
VW trusted it; set up a plant; sold 32 cars
In Rwanda they sold about 500 cars.

Lmao.

Except we have been receiving one of the highest FDI in Africa for about 7 years now.

So investors are actually trusting the data

rvp20182:
Where is evidence from Namibia that they imported 700 vessels: You Nigerians are nuts; Your gov is nuts

Bro is really in pain.

But facts and figures don’t care about your feeling .

rvp20182:
I dont see it being a big deal - 8B dollars at our level of development

We cant compare ourselves to phoney fake west african bonobo manufacturing.

South Africa
South Africa Manufacturing Output - Historical Data
Year Billions of US $ % of GDP
2021 $49.15B 11.70%
2020 $39.39B 11.74%
2019 $47.82B 12.33%
2018 $50.31B 12.43%
2017 $47.73B 12.51%
2016 $40.40B 12.48%
2015 $43.40B 12.52%
2014 $47.58B 12.48%
2013 $49.58B 12.37%
2012 $54.22B 12.48%
2011 $58.93B 12.86%
2010 $57.85B 13.86%

Post for Kenya I want to see something

Your manufacturing sector is less than that of Ghana.

Or did the Ghana Government falsify data too

From this day henceforth, you keep quiet when we discuss industrialization in africa, Kenya is a small fry.

GeneralDae:
Why is your manufacturing output just 7 Billion dollars?

So pitiful.

Even Ghana trounce their manufacturing sector.

rvp20182:
I have worked in almost all those organization.
The data come from Nigeria gov.
Nobody has the time or the mandate to dispute such data.
Whatever Nigeria says - UN/IMF/WB - will take it - otherwise it would cause diplomatic row.
Of course if you're investor or lender you have to be extremely careful with such data.
Nobody believe anything from a Nigeria - you or your gov.
Your have zero credibility.
It's just for the laughs.

That is why your budget is kenya size and you can only borrow kenya size -

South Africa has borrowed 300B dollars...because everyone know their economy is REAL.

We exported aircraft to spain : )

We exported ships to Namibnia

Go on - we have 65B dollar manufacturing

We beat Russia, Canada, Brazil, Australia, Indonesia in Agricluture.

GO ON.

We are the giant of Africa.

We are the Yahoo boys with billions of money Sani Abacha window has and we need you banking details to transfer.

What you do is CROSS_REFERENCE/CROSS_ CHECK.

You got to Spain or Namibia and ask if they imported anything from Nigeria - leave alone Aircraft parts & ships - and they will say hell NO

But the Namibian said they imported 789 vessels in 2021 from nigeria.

Or did the Nigerian government bribe Namibia to falsify data

Nigeria must be a really powerful country , bribing countries up and down to falsify data for us.

rvp20182:
Bonobo you can claim anything. You claim to export aircraft, ships, voodoo, witchraft.
South Africa manufacturing is 40-50B dollars
And they manufacture and export lots of stuff.
Your whole GDP is fake.
We have gone through the Agri sector - where you claim to beat Brazil, Indonesia, and are just behind India, China and USA.

GDP is just a figure you guess - you can claim to be the giant.

But reality you're very poor.

Lmao as if that’s a possibility.

Any country can just wake up one day and claim they have the biggest GDP in the world

You’re a dunce bro.

GeneralDae:
I swear down. We degraded ourselves so low with this argument. I myself was shocked to see the data and had to clean my eyes twice considering how proud they are of Kenyan manufacturing, touting Kenya as a country based on manufacturing and services because it has no resources.

He will soon tell you it’s fabricated data

68816419:
Here are the three (3) African nations that are important for the manufacturing industry, excluding Kenya, a small Indian nation.
Year 2021 , 2020 , 2019 , 2018 , 2017

Nigeria double it’s manufacturing capability in just five years .

Only Egypt matched our pace.

Just40:
Watch the Kenyans cry wolf

Lol..facts don’t care about feelings.

His feelings can’t change anything, I wonder how he manages to deceive himself that Kenya manufacturing sector is bigger than nigeria.

Dude is really living In lala land.

rvp20182:
Please giant stories of Nigeria; USE FIVE common sense.

Why would you believe that 1) Nigeria would ever export ships to Namibia and 2) Namibia would buy 650M worth of ship.

That must be a Yahoo boy

Lmao stop posting vague chart.

The Namibian admitted to importing 793 vessels in 2021.

GeneralDae:
Kenya with a tiny manufacturing output of 7 Billion dollars in 2021.

Country Ranking
Country Name Billions of US $
India $446.50B
Indonesia $228.32B
Bangladesh $88.40B
Philippines $69.50B
Nigeria $64.40B
Egypt $62.64B
Pakistan $41.48B
Ukraine $20.61B
Morocco $20.48B
Sri Lanka $15.20B
Uzbekistan $13.83B
Ghana $8.30B
Kenya $7.99B
Tunisia $6.81B
Cambodia $4.82B
Honduras $4.66B
El Salvador $4.36B
Angola $4.34B
Bolivia $4.33B
Nicaragua $1.96B
Georgia $1.90B
Zambia $1.88B
Lao PDR $1.64B
Eswatini $1.32B
Moldova $1.28B
Kyrgyz Republic $1.15B
Mongolia $1.15B
Lesotho $0.39B
Cabo Verde $0.17B
Sao Tome and Principe $0.03B
Micronesia $0.00B

The total value of kenya manufacturing sector is just 7 billion dollars??

LMAO

rvp20182:
Nigeria Imports from Namibia was US$27.19 Million during 2021, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trad

Some of these website tradeeconomic or statistica are just garbage in garbage out.

Use five common sense.

Namibia would never import a ship or boat from Nigeria.

650M for Namibia is lot of money - the country would almost sink with Nigeria boat

Namibia GDP is like 12B - and it's really a colony of South Africa - who can build them all the boats they want

You have checked for import.

Now check for export

Facts don’t care about your feeling dofus

rvp20182:
Namibia of course would laugh when you claim to export whopping 650m dollars of boats and ships to them.

YAHOO boys

The top five countries to which Namibia imported goods 2020 along with the share in percentage are

Namibia imports from South Africa worth US$ 2,468 million, with a partner share of 36.17 percent.
Namibia imports from Zambia worth US$ 1,302 million, with a partner share of 19.09 percent.
Namibia imports from Unspecified worth US$ 444 million, with a partner share of 6.51 percent.
Namibia imports from Congo, Dem. Rep. worth US$ 374 million, with a partner share of 5.49 percent.
Namibia imports from China worth US$ 307 million, with a partner share of 4.50 percent.

The only trade btw Nigeria and Namibia of significant is the SALT you import from them.

Shut the f**k up.

Facts and figures don’t care about your feelings

Nigeria has never been Kenyan mate.

68816419:
"we took a loan of 20 years for infrastures on 100 years , it become impossible to be able to pay that loan by revenue that comes from the railways, and even in 50 years it would never break even .........................." CS Transport, Kipchumba Murkomen

China don run Kenya street

GeneralDae:
Dangote refinery is on course.

No amount of tears and lamentation can stop it.

Hotels are closing across Kenya.

Economic Fallout

rvp2018:
The zoo will hunt for Nigerian parentage footballer born and raised abroad; never their intellectuals; a zoo

Rest

samorobo:
DRC is a shiithole with about $50bn and zero sustainable industry. To put it straight it’s a failed state. Ethiopia with her problems is almost close to DRC,coupled either about $100bn for 120m people and recent crisis here and there.

There is no future in those places,heck you would loose your shirt before your first branch goes up.

Again,beat Nigeria before coming to brag about your visionary future. Getting on that argument with you is a waste of anybody time. You know why? Cos it’s doesn’t exist. Wake up already and stop acting a fool.

Fun fact: Nigerian Banks are some of the biggest banks in DRC.

Another Fun Dacts: Nigerian banks makes more money in DRC than Kenya Banks.

QuietMynd:
Does it surprise you a bit.
Such is meant to happen to a nation that encourages importation and dissuade industrialization.
Mumu economics, no wonder all aid agencies setup their headquarters in that country, they see the place as a fertile land.
And the mumu citizen be jubilating because they build shinny multi floor building in the capital.
What a mistake of a country.
Tueh

Thai Rice Exporters Association in their reports indicated that Nigeria’a RICE IMPORTS from Thailand FELL by 98.4% to 15metric tonnes between Jan - July,2022 as against 957 metric tonnes imported in 2021.

Marina Blue Rail station almost completed.

obaaderemi:
That your third Telecom company, Telkom Kenya is owned by a Nigerian founded company.

We own them

While they are busy trying to fight for a share of DRC with Kagame .

We are colonizing their home

Saddamochieng00:
Last night I was going through safaricoms yearly business report and for the sake of peace I won't go into much detail but let me give you a glimpse of what I'm talking about.



That figure stands at 97% today for 4g and 98% for 2g and 3g. As for our brothers in the West.

Stop smoking Igbo.


In August 2019, the broadband coverage was 33.7% and today it is 44.65%, representing close to 13 million new broadband users. There were 13,823 4G base stations and we now have 36,751, representing a 165.86% increase.

“The percentage of 4G coverage across the country also increased from 23% to 77.52%. The expansion has also been helped by the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy directly engaging the.”

He then spoke about Nigeria’s 5G ambition, pointing out the benefits of the fifth-generation network and how it will contribute to Nigeria’s economic growth.

“We now have Presidential approval for the 5G policy. In terms of density, 4G allows connection to about 1 million devices in 500 square kilometers, while 5G will allow the same number of devices in just 1 square kilometer. There are also very fast data rates of the 5G and more efficient energy usage.”

https://nairametrics.com/2022/10/19/nigeria-has-improved-4g-coverage-from-23-to-77-52-osinbajo/

Fourpockets:
Stop with the ad hominem attacks, argue his point so this thread can be enjoyable for all of us

He resort into insult mode when he loses an argument.

He really need help

Nairobi, 7th July, 2022…For the first time in Kenya’s history, the annual revenue collection has hit and surpassed the Two Trillion mark, defying the difficult economic environment brought about by Covid-19. This is after Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) recorded a monumental revenue collection of KShs. 2.031 Trillion for the Financial Year 2021/2022 (July 2021 – June 2022) compared to KShs. 1.669 Trillion collected in the last financial year (FY 2020/2021).

https://www.kra.go.ke/news-center/press-release/1752-kra-exceeds-revised-target,-records-highest-revenue-growth-in-history

And this is your highest revenue growth, Kenya has never collected more than 13B in revenue before.