Vlain: Rvp already brought SA into the convo repeatedly by constantly comparing,bad talking SA. He reels of jealousy. We just find such foolish funny down here cos we all have eyes and damn well know how to make use of it
We already did South Africa vs Kenya just few pages back So if you want us to repeat again we are not interested in monologues You can compare the giant of Africa in theory ( Nigeria) vs the true giant of Africa ( South Africa) if you want
Kazikazi: There's a need for each nation's GDP to be verified.I see folks with higher GDP but no developments are seen on ground,which led me into thinking where is their GDP? Why can't their GDP match with developments on ground? Am so surprised. My conclusion is,most of African nation's GDP are cooked and over cooked.And they have cooked their figures for two reasons. 1. Pride. 2.To attract foreign investors
But the whole thing have backfired.Most foreign investors have run into huge loses,they even closed shops in some of these nations just because the faked GDP figures and what a common man has in the pocket doesn't match
Stop being a lunatic If you want South Africa is Tanzania you are free to do it just don't force South Africa Vs Kenya we just did that and we are not interested in repeting it
Abohboy: Kenyan companies aren’t very big in west Africa. Nigerian companies dominate west African markets and their slowly entering central and eastern African markets through banks, finance and technology
Kenyan companies are rare in west Africa because we hardly trade with west African countries apart from Kenya airways it is hard to find Kenyan companies in west Africa But in east and central Africa Kenyan companies are well established
vankelvin: One thing runs through all Kenyans, ""primitivity"".
You guys think alike. You guys don't learn new things, when you have one idea, that's all you know, you don't want any other ideas. You think like robots.
This missionary schools wahala shouldn't be an issue at all.
Mission schools in Kenya are private schools.
About 98% of mission schools(Basic schools) in Ghana are Public schools run by Government. Period.
This is common sense, read and learn something new from others. You guys want to impose your school system on us? Who does that?
Difficult beings, you guys should broaden your horizon... So pathetic
We too have missionary schools which are public we can post them too if you want Your country man the lunatic one started posting private schools
vankelvin: Your people knowing they have lost the school challenge decided to debate Missionary schools and number of schools.
Cheap losers.
Inform us when you guys are ready for the SHS and Tertiary challenge.
Indian republic
No we can't lose I mean we can lose but not necessarily when are competing against you You guys started posting private and missionary schools while we agreed on only public schools schools built by your government that is But if you want missionary schools contest I mean we are ready and next we will go private schools then secondary schools if you are ready start
Let's try trans African highway as a yardstick. The total length of the nine highways in the network is 56,683 km.. All the section is paved in Kenya. the untarred part in ethiopia-kenya route which is grossly 800km was recently paved.
As you can see in the map below, even the trans African highway is not favoring your country, the section passing your country is less then 400km.
Don't try convincing a mad man Iam surprised you guys are still arguing with him
Vlain: One thing I know is that Dangote has never stopped construction. Even at the peak of the covid19 they were still constructing and following covid19 protocol. I think it's taking the exact time it's needs.Its the largest in the world Afterall.
I googled about it and I think the project is overtime iam always surprised for all those years Nigeria lacks a refinery and Nigeria is a oil producer Kenya has a refinery you know we export refined oil
mtisTheQubit00: So you just projecting...Or Ghana people just pull stuff from their pants ..The problem with you is that you lie alot..
Kenya's population was reported as 47.6 million during the 2019 census compared to 38.6 million inhabitants 2009, 28.7 million in 1999, 21.4 million in 1989, and 15.3 million in 1979. This was an increase of a factor of 2.5 over 30 years, or an average growth rate of more than 3 percent per year. The population growth rate has been reported as reduced during the 2000s, and was estimated at 2.7 percent (as of 2010), resulting in an estimate of 46.5 million in 2016.
68816419: Mazze, everything is wrong with that, why do u guys always celebrate the very tiny part of your capital (CBD),? Why not other parts, I could show u video of small parts of Lagos ,Abuja,PH and other parts which are more than an hour plus trip without repetition, can Kenya do same to your CBDs?,No!. we all know that all Nairobi and Mombasa CBDs are too tiny that one could tour them in less than 10 munities . Take a look at some of Lagos's CBDs bellow, showing only some small parts of ikoyi,VI and lekki, with no Banana Island, very large Lagos old CBD (Marina),Ikeja and other parts, u could see how well developed these are, all drainages are covered, Street lights, road markings and other infrastructures of standard roads.
Unless tylann doesn't know the meaning of small Nairobi beats Lagos in number of shopping malls and retail stores Nairobi beats Lagos in number of high-rises Nairobi beats Lagos in number of skyscrapers Even in road infrastructure Maybe in terms of population I will agree Nairobi is smaller than Lagos
vankelvin: So how come the richest Kenyan is an Indian?
The richest Kenyan is the son of our former dictator not Kenyan Indian Indians are found in India so they can't be the richest Kenyans while they are found in India not Kenya
vankelvin: It's enshrined in our constitution that Governments should provide free education from KG to Tertiary level, Current Government just started free education in Senior high schools so the next level to be added to the free education system is the Tertiary institutions
At the moment it's not in practice you should have told me that in the beginning instead of keeping mum