₦airaland Forum

samorobo:
The last pic looks worst of all pics and yes all 4 pics is in Kenya...

samorobo:
Same old B.S....it rot and is getting a facelift so what is your point...you are trying to deflect once again...

My happiness is that my govt has not allowed our road deterioration from 12% paved road network to 8% with an annual addition of less than and not more than 600km.....

#roadlesscountry

samorobo:
That is what happen when you choose to make your self a Nakuru uni product in the making....

samorobo:
Dude stop embarrassing yourself..this is Kenya, most especially the last pic...

samorobo:
Nakuru go tell that to Bloomberg.. simple

samorobo:
Not according to Bloomberg recent report in Nigeria....

They said we are among the best performing economy in 2019....

samorobo:
Yes cos your govt can never allow them to reach that height of Infastructural development, not even nairobi...you are doomed to remain underdeveloped..

chrisooblog:
yes i did why are you exiting somalia when alshabaab is still a threat?

Just30:
Togo does not have a dictator
Togo has a dynasty just like Kenya.

chrisooblog:
why now? i thought your brave KDF could handle ordinary Elshabab

AmenhotepZuid:
@tylann, wow am impressed with Kenyan towns and cities they're clean....

wizzzmike:
if Ghana went through all this and survived. Kenya never went through all this and today Ghana is far better than Kenya you know it. dude who's country is a failure now? lol

Acadavah:
Mwanza Tz

vaxx1:
Paul biya is not from west Africa but central africa . there is no dictator in west africa

Kazikazi:
When did kisumu got her first traffic light?

Acadavah:
Compare with this
Mwanza

Acadavah:
From that 4th photo.
Nakuru is no way near Arusha or Mwanza
This is Arusha.

Acadavah:
That's outside the town.

gallivant:
Ask him about Dodoma kraal.

Acadavah:
What's infrastructure? That single Flyover in Nakuru doesn't make it more developed than Mwanza. I know Kenyans like skyscrapers and Mwanza has skyscrapers while Nakuru don't have those.

1.Mwanza have good hospital compare to Mombasa and Nakuru.
2. Good roads.
3. Better transport system compare to Nakuru

Acadavah:
That is corruption.How is it a city when doesn't reach Kenyan population threshold of 500000 of being a city and Nakuru is even more richer than Kisumu.

Acadavah:
Kenya is among of those countries that are behind in Metropolitan development projects. In Kenya, Nairobi is the first largest city followed by
2. Mombasa - City 1,200,000
3. Nakuru- Municipality 570000
4. Ruiru - Municipality 490000
5. Eldoret - Municipality 470000
6. Kisumu- City 390000

What's the policy used here to give a city status to Kisumu. Why Nakuru is not a city?

Acadavah:
1&2 Dar es salaam
3%4 Mwanza

68816419:
Upper-hill has supper Quality Roads?, Nigga what drugs are u taking?

Acadavah:
What is so special about Mombasa?

68816419:
Nice, but u need to work on your road networks, very dirty, Manze

68816419:
Nigga come to Nigeria as see for ur self, U can never find any body going to bed hungry

68816419:
Manufacturing declines as 2.27% GDP growth surpasses IMF projection


The National Bureau of Statistics on Monday released the Gross Domestic Product report for the 2019 fiscal year with the economy growing by 2.27 per cent in 2019.

The annual GDP growth rate of 2.27 per cent, according to the NBS, represents an increase of 360 basis points over the growth rate of 1.91 per cent recorded in 2018.

The International Monetary Fund had projected that the nation’s economy would grow by 2.1% in 2019.


But the 2.27 per cent growth rate recorded by the economy in 2019 surpassed the growth projection of 2.1 per cent by the IMF.

The NBS report said that during the fourth quarter of 2019, Nigeria’s GDP grew by 2.55 per cent year-on-year in real terms.

Compared to the fourth quarter of 2018 which recorded a growth rate of 2.38 per cent, it said this represented an increase of 0.17 percentage points and an increase of 0.27 percentage points when compared with the third quarter of 2019.


The fourth quarter 2019 growth rate, the NBS noted, also represented the highest quarterly growth performance since the 2016 recession.

The report reads in part, “Nigeria’s GDP grew by 2.55 per cent year-on-year in real terms in the fourth quarter of 2019.

“Compared to the fourth quarter of 2018 which recorded a growth rate of 2.38 per cent, this represents an increase of 0.17 per cent points and an increase of 0.27 per cent points when compared with the third quarter of 2019.”


The report stated that in the fourth quarter of last year, the aggregate GDP stood at N39.57tn in nominal terms.

This, it added, was higher than the fourth quarter of 2018 nominal GDP which stood at N35.23tn.



The NBS report stated that during the fourth quarter of 2019, average daily oil production of two million barrels per day was recorded.


This indicated an increase of 0.09 mbpd over the daily average production of 1.91 mbpd recorded in the same quarter of 2018.

However, it said the two million barrels per day was 0.04 mbpd lower than the production volume of 2.04 mbpd recorded in the third quarter of 2019.

Nevertheless, the report explained that oil production remained consistently at above 2.0mbpd all throughout 2019.

It put the real growth of the oil sector at 6.36 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2019, indicating an increase of 7.98 percentage points relative to the rate recorded in the corresponding quarter of last year.


The NBS report stated that growth decreased by 0.13 percentage points when compared to the 2019 third quarter figure of 6.49 per cent.

Quarter-on-Quarter, the report stated that the oil sector recorded a growth rate of –20.87 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2019.

On an annual basis, it said oil recorded 4.59 per cent growth in 2019, when compared to 0.97 per cent recorded in 2018.

The report said the oil sector contributed 7.32 per cent to total real GDP in Q4 2019.


For the mining and quarry sector, the NBS report explained that it grew nominally by 12.75 per cent year-on-year in the fourth quarter 2019.

The report stated, “Quarrying and other minerals exhibited the highest growth rate of all the sub-activities at 72.11 per cent followed by metal ore activity at 10.98 per cent.

“However, crude petroleum and natural gas was the main contributor to the sector with a weight of 94.59 per cent in Q4 2019 and 97.11 per cent for annual 2019.

vaxx1:
who is that ?

68816419:
why?