₦airaland Forum

Jonraid:
I think in the insurance industry it is where we are doing great.It's great hearing that now even pastoralists can insure their cattle against drought among other natural occurring calamities!


A total of 870,000 dollars has been paid to pastoralists this year,2019 as insurance cover for drought! This is commendable! We need more pastoralists to take up this cover! Being more than 80% arid,such a move is commendable!

https://ibli.ilri.org/2019/03/19/the-kenya-government-declares-a-pay-out-of-ksh87-million-to-cushion-6000-pastoralists-from-the-effects-of-drought/

Acadavah:
I mean your leading only those flowers, tea and avocado. Don't tell me people can survive while you concentrate to produce these.

Jonraid:
I love the ban placed on the registration of new universities and satelite campuses.We need more technical collages and polytechnics at this stage of our development!

cossano:
these graduates includes TVETS graduate, and yes the government is trying to channel more students towards TVETS. in the former Nyanza province, the national government is building and equiping TVETS with modern equipment i have never seen before., there is one in Nyabondo,Kisumu county i visited last week, boy i tell you it is modern, i'll post the pics soon. TVETS are the engines that will power kenyas great leap forward. i agree 100%

Acadavah:
Flowers, Tea, avocado That why they starve.

cossano:
Kenya has led Africa in allocation of funds to the education sector for the last 6 years, with allocation accounting to over 23% of the national budget, these is one of the reason, Kenyan graduates are more than the entire east Africa graduates combined. education is what will drive Africa going forward not natural resources.

Acadavah:
Milk production: 1 Ethiopia 2 Sudan
http://dailyactive.info/2019/03/05/top-ten-milk-producing-countries-in-africa-kenya-will-surprise-you/

68816419:
Even @ that, they still lag-behind

68816419:
Stop lying u fool

Jonraid:
He thinks we don't have those!

68816419:
The largest shareholder is the Government of Kenya with just (48.9%) , while ARIK AND AIR-PEACE Airlines are fully owned by privately Nigerians individuals with 0% government ownership

Acadavah:
They said," we are leading in vegetables". But even in vegetables there are nowhere to be seen. Maybe in camel milk after somalia.

olujastro:
If the statement from the Chinese Ambassador to Kenya is of any consolation to you, be my guest. I'm not surprised as you have to defend your country.
We all know how China denied in similar situations before taking over Sri Lanka and Djibouti seaports after they defaulted on their loans.

68816419:
who owns Kenya airways and how many "real" fleets does Kenya airways got?

68816419:
old news

olujastro:
Read my comment again, this time slowly. Don't rush to reply for argument sakes.
If only applies to Mombasa port, the others are already being taken over. And major foreign media are reporting that Kenya will likely default on that loan.

China now owns those ports and collects duties to recover the debts.

68816419:
well, lets compare our current fleets with your failed national carrier known as "Kenya airway "
Air Peace
100% Privately owned airlines by a Nigerian known as Allen Onyema

Destinations

CHINA, GAMBIA, GHANA, INDIA, LIBERIA, NIGERIA (ALL CITIES), SENEGAL, SIERRA LEONE, SOUTH AFRICA, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, UNITED STATES....

Arik Air

Privately owned airlines by a Nigerian known Capt. Roy Ilegbodu


Destinations
20

68816419:
I hate when ignorant and stupid people talks a lot .

samorobo:
Then ho and tell the company to hurry up with production.
It not our fault that it's not ready.
We have done our part which is the payment part

samorobo:
Nonsense they paid for it this year.
Didn't you see where they said order.
No matter how you keep hating we have paid for it and we are getting it.
This is not nigeria air if you are mistaking it.
This is a private start up.
Get your jealous head in order

samorobo:
I see.

Envious goat

samorobo:
They confirmed that we have paid for it

samorobo:
Go and remain disappointed.
As at last year our water access rate stood at 57% but due to the commissioning of 16 water project earlier this year it has soared to 65.31%

samorobo:
Nonsense how dare you curse me for no reason and you are telling me no emotion.
I decided to free of some of my usual insult this morning bit alk you had to do was curse.
You remain a fool , a big one at thst

samorobo:
I am glad you agreed .
I have studied how everybody on these thread reason, so I know when you try impersonating

samorobo:
f

Jeolousy .
Go and check our BBC and CNN are praising this project

samorobo:
Aren't you this tylann

Jonraid:
Ok!

mtisTheQubit:
the 100 Boeing planes

samorobo:
I didn't come up with that list remember but IMF DID

Typical tylann