kikuyu1: I smell B.S. as USUAL whenever your Banku hole is open. Fyi, around 2007 there was an African uni challenge where teams would challenge each other in sciences and general knowledge. IIRC our guys won ALMOST every time. Zain Africa challenge continued til maybe 2011. I can't find the records;rvp20182, can you find smth? We need to prove these noisy MOFOS AIN'T in our league!
Lol.. the Zain African challenge that Nigeria university was using to rubbish all your institutions.
rvp2018: No. Your low agricultural productivity make sure of that; otherwise you have more than enough arable land; to feed the world. Heck before oil messed Nigeria - you were world biggest export of palm oil. The same palm oil earns likes of Malaysia more than your oil.
Heck river Niger alone can irrigate and feed Africa.
Low agricultural productivity??...that’s correct.
But that doesn’t dispute the fact that Nigeria has the largest agricultural output in the whole of Africa
rvp2018: Yemi Kale can cook all the data he wants but what we know 1) Nigeria is world largest food importer -Almost 2) Nigeria export very little of food. What we know Kenya is african agricultural giant despite being 89% inarable.
Nigeria will always import food, our population made sure of that
Wuoche: The special thing about it is that the entire area enjoys stable electricity supply throughout the year. That's something none of Nigerian cities can enjoy.
Kenya is a dead country.
Your power consumption and demand is not up to South south region in Nigeria.
Wuoche: You don't understand yourself. You said that we don't such facilities in Kenya, so after I have dared you to mention which we don't have you have started making noise here. We have integrated sports facilities.
68816419: Despite the encumbrances posed by Boko Haram, construction continues at the site of Borno's flyover.the state is currently building another flyover Nigeria is almost there
This is Borno oo.. not Kano but maiduguri.
Some country north lack any iota of development, just barren land filled with people wielding spear in the 21st century
takpe-Ajaokuta-Warri Railway project was first awarded in 1987.The project was initially planned to be delivered in five years. However, it was abandoned for over 30 years due to paucity of funds.
The construction of the Itakpe-Ajaokuta-Warri railway line was abandoned after about 254 kilometres had been constructed.
Why are you hyperventilating??
Do you want me to list the the several abandoned project in Kenya here for everyone to see ??
The South African acquisition is its third in eight months, having taken over Kenya’s Transnational Bank in July and Zambia-based Cavmont Bank in January.
Access Bank paid about $60 million to purchase a controlling interest in South Africa’s 74-year-old Grobank, its CEO said Tuesday, signalling the culmination of the tier 1 lender’s aspiration to foray into Africa’s most industrialised nation and tap its market.
The move makes it Nigeria’s first bank to do so, with Access Bank ploughing in both equity and debt in Grobank as part of the grand plan to explore trade banking deals on its way to becoming “Africa’s Gateway to the World”, Managing Director Herbert Wigwe told CNBC Africa.
It will open up the means to widen trade finance capacity in Grobank, which is presently increasing its attention on the country’s agriculture industry.
No mention was made of the precise stake size but the lender said in a note in September “the first is an initial cash consideration for a 49 per cent shareholding, increasing to a majority stake in the second tranche”.
Banks in Nigeria are stepping up efforts to create new ways of bolstering earnings beyond its shores as a buffer to an economic downturn that has triggered a fall in government bond yields and accelerated the incidence of restructured loan, helped by the pandemic.
“We have a full retail banking licence in South Africa. We will pursue a wholesale banking franchise. We will pursue trade finance,” Mr Wigwe said.
The South African acquisition is its third in eight months, having taken over Kenya’s Transnational Bank in July and Zambia-based Cavmont Bank in January.
It hopes to leverage the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement to enter Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Ivory Coast, Senegal, Angola, Namibia and Ethiopia.
Wuoche: Are you aware that you are one of the dumbest Nigerians in this forum? Since when did Westlands and Upperhill became one? Or do you think Nairobi is like Nigerian cities which lack any city organization.
Another dumb mofo
What skylines is upperhill and westlands when they are basically 4km apart??