₦airaland Forum

edon21:
only hopelessly dumb cowards talk like that and I think you are one
you never stand for a discussion.

I don't discuss with idiots
A normal person can't say all of kenya infrastructure is foreign owned
You are a fool
More stupid than Kumamoto and the south African refugee combined
Such a major league idiot
Effects of substandard education in Nigeria

Jonraid:
Bring those projections in billion dollars not in nairas!

And Nairobi county doesn't collect tax it only collects parking fees market fees and land rates
I don't know what he is comparing

edon21:
all of them bro and the few that the government own has landed you in great debt

You are dumb than i thought

edon21:
everyone s got eyes bro
if not that Kenya is a western colony and the presence of tourist attractions, that place would have been a waste. true or false
more than 70 per infrastructure devt are owned by foreigners
true or false

The usual Nigerian response foreigners foreigners

Just name for me the infrastructure owned by foreigners in kenya

You are not smart i see

Jonraid:
Saudi's oil and Qatari's gas is much cheaper and easily accessible than Nigeria's!

Maybe that is why trade between kenya and Nigeria is almost non existent they have nothing to offer apart from yams

edon21:
you guys should stop hyping Nairobi. remember that there is YouTube videos around. go watch and compare. I've seen a lot about Nairobi. it has nothing on Lagos not to talk of Abuja which is developing new structures everyday

You are sick to compare Nairobi and those 2 cities of yours who never miss Africa worst cities list

Jonraid:
They had to involve the Central Bank Governor in selling cashewnuts to the little known Indo Power Ltd!

You may think it was a trade record or something![

Of course 18 billion kshs is alot of money in tz
It is a game changer in they economy

Jonraid:
Their trade numbers are low.I doubt if they rake in more than 5 billion dollars in exports!

What do you expect by selling beans and maize ??
And hoarding cashew nuts

rvp20183:
You're thick headed. We trade with South Africa and most of SADC countries thro COMESA. COMESA if I am not wrong has twice SADC trade volume. It SADC plus North Africa minus South Africa. We are no crying in your border. It's you who are trying to sell cashew nuts and beans for us for cheap.

We just bought half of they cashew nuts he is busy singing sadc
So who needs the other here ??

Jonraid:
Kenya doesn't need Nigeria's yams!

He is not serious yams
Maybe we need they oil and gas nothing else

Jonraid:
What are your trade volumes with SADC? Probably it's just a mere pocket change.Don't go on gloating about SADC ffs!

Leave him he is just jealous a little known Kenyan company indo power just bought tz cashew nuts worth 18 billion kshs he is busy shouting SADC
Kenya matters alot in tz economy whether he likes it or not
Does tz trade in sadc even worth 18 billion kshs

rvp2018:
It indeed a combination of jealousy and stupidity that has seen them yearly attempt to stiffle trade - except when nobody wants to buy their maize, beans and cashew nuts - and they have to rush to Kenya.

Of course is Kenya , Kenya is one of the largest investors in tz
We buy a lot of they agricultural products

rvp20182:
Nonsense.The % of local content can be agreed upon after verification.There is huge scope that intra Africa trade can fill.Kenya is an example doing nearly half it's trade within Africa.Imagine if other countries tried as much.The same with tourism.Look at Rwanda...when it allowed free trade and travel for all Africa..it's trade and tourism jumped by nearly 40%.

Jealous stupidity( Tanzania ) trade protectionism is what is killing intra African trade
African countries will rather trade with Asian countries but not other African countries

But Kenya doesn't care we just bought half of Tanzania's cashew nuts

rvp20182:
Single currency is not as important as Africa countries importing and exporting from within Africa.Last I checked Kenya was the leading star there..importing and exporting nearly half it's trade from Africa.Our biggest trade partners are Uganda, Tanzania (jealousy killing them),likes of South Africa,Rwanda,South Sudan,DRC Congo and then Egypt & Sudan.We simply need removal of all trade barriers..both traffic and non traffic..and free flow of labour.That can easily be done and definitely 17 Africa countries are committed to it..just 5 more to go.

You have to start from somewhere you know
A journey starts with one step
But some African countries are not cooperating

obaaderemi:
It's the reason Lagos is richer than Kenya.

Stop dreaming how is Lagos richer than Kenya
Lagos that cesspit

Spare me your cooked GDP

mtisTheQubit:
was wondering in case of areas like eastlands (jogoo to be specific)..will they build an extra lane for ths buses

they must build an extra lane for the buses not painting roads red
If not then the whole brt thing will never work

Jonraid:
“We are adopting a more elaborate bus transit system than what we saw in Dar es Salaam. We noted some weaknesses in the system such as tardiness in bus arrivals and departures,” said Namata CEO James Ng’ang’a.


http://cceonlinenews.com/2018/05/18/kenya-inspired-by-bogota-bus-rapid-transit-model-in-city-decongestion/

I hope it is implemented this brt issue has dragged for far too long now
I getting tired with we " will "

obaaderemi:
No,it is the reason Lagos state economy is bigger than Kenya's entire economy.

no it is the reason why Lagos is ranked among worst African cities every year

vaxx:
Good . and that is what Nigeria high class citizens are doing. looting Nigeria cash to buy houses in Ghana ...GHANA is home to them while Nigeria is the work shop.

Poor Nigeria it is only a place to make money
Not worth enjoying a reasonable livelihood

vaxx:
it is simple, if you want better healthcare and good education. Ghana is the right option if you want high volume trade, it is Nigeria.

It goes down to quality of life
And Ghana is the choice

mtisTheQubit:
Ok ths just hard for me to choose but.. but am going with Ghana

Me too i will just go with Ghana

samsobo24:
The biggest joke of the century


Accra is better than Abuja

In what

Quality of life maybe

vaxx:
Thumbs up Ethiopia.

Ethiopia passes free continental free trade deal.


Ethiopia’s Council of Ministers on Saturday approved the country’s membership to the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), which aims to create the largest common market in the world.

Over 40 African countries signed a historic trade agreement in March 2018, looking to enable free cross-border trade on the continent.

The AfCFTA agreement is expected to create a market for over a billion people, with a GDP of approximately US$2.6 trillion.

The decision to establish the AfCFTA was initially arrived at in the 18th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union in January 2012, with a tentative launch date

The Ethiopian Prime Minister’s office announced the approval of the country’s membership to the AfCFTA, saying the common market would enhance regional integration.

“The decision is consistent with PM Abiy’s vision of creating a closer & full regional integration —where minds are open to ideas & mkts are open to trade. Ethiopia’s decision & track record of advocating Pan African causes will bring to reality an integrated Africa,” The PM’s office

http://africa.cgtn.com/

True pan africanism
Not fake pan africanism like Nigeria

vaxx:
so that Nigeria unsophisticated buisness will not collapsed.

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Well put

Just30:
so Nigerians
why are you afraid of competition from Ghana?

The big question
Why are they afraid of competition

NairobiWalker:
Who else loves football?

Kumamoto atalia sana
Cjui ataleta excuse gani kibera ama turkana
Wacha tutegea

vaxx:
the gov't is not willing to face competition from smaller African state.

Okay are their any ghana companies in east africa

vaxx:
The understanding is that, Nigeria. will become a dumping ground. simce nigeria still have a lot of infrastructure deficit and the real economy is having difficulties competing because it only produce raw material. this is the view of Nigeria goverment. The goverment indeed afraid of competition.

Then they should enact laws and policies to guard they citizens against poor products
Or maybe they are some political and business elites who do not want competition for they business and products
Maybe

vaxx:
if it is. legalised, it will be regulated. prostitution is legalised in India. and Nigerians women are raking in cool cash from it.

Does India tax sex trade

vaxx:
Nigeria is the only country among the 15 state of the west African sub region playing the monopoly buisness. you cani eadily get Ghana product in cote de. voire and same applicable to Ghana

They should just open up their economy to other African countries
Why are they afraid anyway ??
They are behaving like Tanzania
Who fear Kenya

vaxx:
Yes and that is very supportive of the west African state. my problem is, Nigeria is not reciprocating this good gesture. hardly you find other w african product Nigeria market apart from smuggling one but far chinese and Dubai goods can easily be. obtainable.

Trade protectionism it is
Not good for Africa

vaxx:
likewise in Ghana too, they are some hot spot you will get them any time any day.

it should be legalisedp, my own opinion . goverment can even make it taxable instead of discriminating against them.

If it is to be legalized it should not be taxed