Peppermintflav: If he doesn't apologize na serious gbege for him in the house. Nominations back to back
That’s why biggie is giving them a nomination edge.else whether he apologize or not they will all gang up to make sure he and Maria doesn’t last beyond the next Sunday.
100naira: this thing de really pain Jackie B and Boma
Not only them.everybody just dey pretend. Even that calabar girl “tega” dey vex- people wey no too reason am no reach like two(angel and white money),but I see the rest-dem they vex no be small
So definitely Nigeria is the second formal retailing king in Africa,just behind SA- lol rvp give up-I know u are shocked to see Kenya go down- I remember talking about ur crumbling formal retailing last year-now see where u are.
Mkenya2019: This 2015 - it not even close - Lagos DOES NOT have Kampala size of malls.
Lame nigga ,still living in the past- I know u are now butt hurt- when we talk formal retailing,pls Kenya should take the back seat-otherwise u are competing with TZ.
Mkenya2019: Kaduna kiddo. This is 2016 data from Knight Frank - Nairobi had twice the mall space of Lagos. By now it's probably 4-5 times.
Outside of South Africa, the Kenyan capital Nairobi has the greatest volume of modern retail floor space in SubSaharan Africa , and it continues to be a development hotspot.
Idiot u are living in the past -Same knight frank has come out to Say all ur malls are empty and that ur formal retail sector is dwindling-now below ours- use tgat ur stupid head my nigga.
Mkenya2019: You're arguing with your own data showing 80 percent occupancy. More anecdotal evidence from someone bereft of any iota credibility is really a waste of our time
80% of occupancy vs 84% occupancy- u have a glut- ur economy isn’t matured to support ur retail sector. What u have occupying those spaces is cobwebs and insect-it’s derelict and laying to waste-no occupancy means dwindling formal retail sector- u are back to the market or Mombasa cbd shopping for onions and tomatoes
Mkenya2019: Again it's 80 percent with constant demand with new malls. Compared to Lagos 84 percent - that sees a mall every 5 yrs.
U mean constant demand of empty mall-notice how investors have become smart-they have seen how meagre ur disposable income has become,and carefully watched it’s dwindling sporadically down the chart-they are fully aware of the scam uhuru cooked up years back with mwangi concerning Kenya economic stat. Lol they ran with their money into Kenya thinking they would make a fortune-fast forward to today,they are struggling to make a dollar-notice how the total mall under construction in Kenya is not more than 2- after the one in vipingo estate and that one in eastland ,nothing again is going on.I drove around Ikotun-VI-lekki-Axis yesterday and I discovered up to five malls under construction-and we haven’t even included this ongoing ones in Abuja,kaduna and the rest of the country-
Just last year(post COVID) Abuja alone completed two malls,and supermarket keeps popping up here like chicks.
Mkenya2019: OCCUPANCY is the key word. Nigeria and miseducation.
Illiterate!!! How can u claim a more superior formal retail economy when half ur retail spaces are empty and investors are struggling to make a dime over their wasted derelict investment.
Mkenya2019: Your anecdotal evidence is not worth a warm bucket of spit. Save it. Let see what the total mall space of Lagos is - compared to say Nairobi. Obviously, if your market is undeveloped; you can expect high mall occupancy; If like Nairobi malls are sprouting everywhere; that extra supply would have slightly overrun with demand; as new malls take some time to fill up. So 84 percent of what? And 80 percent of what.
The penetration of formal retail in Kenya is 30% while that of South Africa stands at 60% - Nigeria is not even at 10 percent.
Nonsense...total mall space is irrelevant when it is empty-it’s doesn’t boost ur formal retail sector- your retail sector alongside real estate as a whole is in a bubble-there is a serious glut.
Mkenya2019: For the Azanias - who think Kenya will not overtake them - Bangladesh's economy has grown from 100B to 300B in 10yrs. They have done this by growing 7 percent annually
Bangladesh looks like crap to anything in SA. U can’t compare this rubbish to joburg or Capetown or even sandton- u will have to be blind to think otherwise.
Mkenya2019: Your anecdotal evidence is not worth a warm bucket of spit. Save it. Let see what the total mall space of Lagos is - compared to say Nairobi. Obviously, if your market is undeveloped; you can expect high mall occupancy; If like Nairobi malls are sprouting everywhere; that extra supply would have slightly overrun with demand; as new malls take some time to fill up. So 84 percent of what? And 80 percent of what.
The penetration of formal retail in Kenya is 30% while that of South Africa stands at 60% - Nigeria is not even at 10 percent.
Lol shut it.that’s shows ur retail sector is a bubble. Wonder no more why ur supermarket keeps crashing like planes- what u have is empty retail spaces begging to be occupied (wasted investment). In other words ur formal retail sector is dwindling-maybe it is down to 25% by now. Fix that
obaaderemi: Why are you always tickled by things that are so commonplace? Railway? Please. We've got a shiny new railway too, even Tanzania has got one and they're not screaming about it. What's wrong with you? You borrowed against your future to build a railway that's losing money. How are you going to pay back? At least Nigeria is paying its debt, you can't pay yours. You are begging your creditors left and right to reschedule your debt. That's a sign of foolishness and bad times. This report is from July:
Kenya is broke. Very soon we will have a Live Aid Band for you people.
obaaderemi: What's dire about the present situation. Retailing in Nigeria is bigger than in Kenya. There are many supermarkets here with less than 10 stores and a few bigger ones. The Nigerian retail business revolves around small clean stores. For example, in my neighborhood alone I've got Foodco, Feedwell, Vanguard and Grandex, all within a mile radius. So why do I need to go 5km to visit the local Shoprite at Dugbe or the one at RingRoad? The backbone of the Nigerian economy is the array of small businesses. You can see that while occupancy rates for retail market is dropping in Kenya, in Nigeria it is going up. See attached chart:
obaaderemi: Get your facts right, man. Tuskeys no longer has 63 stores. It has fallen to only 5 stores. Tuskeys is practically dead. Like Nakumatt. Naivas will soon suffer the same fate if Kenya doesn't do something about the volatility in its retail market. Kenya's retail market is a bubble. That's why shoprite could not last long in Kenya.
Not just retail both real estate- So it is down to 141 stores.
Mkenya2019: Obama's father is Kenyan. He became POTUS. Something West African blacks have been unable to do 400yrs. Your yoruba people been in USA for 400yrs as slaves.
We cannot say Obama is kenyan.
The same way half the guy you quote are not Nigerians.
What is Nigerian about Arsenal player like Alexi Iwobi? The parents. Otherwise that is just a kid born and brought up in England...talent nurtured in England...not in Imo State or whatever.
We want to see world-class talent - black or white or blue - out of Nigerian schools.
Why does a kid in lagos or abuja not suceed in music, acting, science, art, sports at world level?
Burna boy and Wizkid recently won Grammy award. There u go.
Mkenya2019: One athlete - versus how many in Nigerians - including the only medal hopeful Blessing Okigbare. You are wasting time in Tokyo. Go home. After Okigbare banning - its pretty much over.
rvp2018: Aviation is not an Airport terminal. Just your stats at Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) - and see how inferior it is to kenya air industry
We are talking quality of airport infrastructure- when we get to this I will holla at u-
NTSA: Airports are more than the building structure just check the reviews for Lagos Murtala Mohammed Airport on flight radar and compare them with Mombasa airport reviews.
Nonsense!!! Stick to the topic-we are talking airport infrastructure-u brought that up-we it’s time for stats u can bring this up.
Shma2020: That pic is 3months old and it's still breathtaking compared to anything in your zoo.
Seems You have no brain to differentiate btwn the building under construction and the one fully furnished and that's why you keep yapping like a demented confused kid struggling with hormonal disorder.
Look here boy. I just got recent pics. This pic was taken 3weeks ago. As you can see, finishing has started.
These buildings will be fully completed in December or early January.
Calm down bro-it’s looks the same and ugly-nothing changed-if u like carry your camera at angle 1 million,it’s still won’t change the ugliness-just rest GTC is just tall and ugly- ASF!!!!
NTSA: There are 2 large, 13 medium, and about 57 small airports in Kenya while Nigeria has about 31 airports currently
U are a joke -if Mombasa airport which is ur second best can look like a local food canteen then I can only imagine the rest to look like huts. I can show ur Atleast 4 other international airports outside of Lagos and Abuja that puts JKIA to dust. I can also show u numerous domestic airport that makes anything in Mombasa and kenya(outside jkia) to looks like a butt of joke. Are u ready?
NTSA: Mombasa is Kenya's main port city.we have both passenger and cargo trains Cargo is loaded directly onto freight trains from ships
Go slow on the lies okay. Mombasa has just sgr which is like Lagos-Ibadan or Abuja-kaduna kinda train. U don’t have a city train. Ur shr is ur cargo and passenger train-stop trying to split both as different entities