Kiberaland can't be like Abuja

Interchange that.Thanks for the reminder!

theenchanter:
greatest joke of d century..... Algeria above Egypt.

theenchanter:
so 8.7m is a quarter of 50m? Really?

You dey mind the liars.

NairobiWalker:


Nope.............you just love living in ignorant bliss. You want your papers to keep gossipping about Diamond this, Wema Sepetu that, Tanasha Dona this, Harmonize that. You are scared of papers that expose the rot in your society. Here in Kenya, papers expose all our rot that's why you believe we starve more than you when the statistics say otherwise. This is why Kenya has a bigger economy and is richer than Tanzania despite Tanzania being over 10 times more endowed in natural resources - we tell ourselves about our rot and fight to correct it.

I guess Reuters is also a Kenyan paper now that as usual you want to blame Kenyans on your inadequacy.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/8886527_cap_jpeg788cc5a9a187ba27cd91842eb164de8a

He is an idiot
Magufuli wants newspapers to talk about brt , cashew nuts ,the construction of a substandard railyway
When it comes to reality he goes mad

forgiveness:


You dey mind the liars.

na u dey give them time.... me don fashy tey tey.

Exactly how many people died in the cursed nigerian presidential election Heard 50 something so far people were killed in the election. how many will die in the next elections for state governors etc? Nigeria is a joke!

International Labour Organisation

In 2016, the International Labour Organisation – the UN agency that focuses on labour – estimated Kenya’s unemployment rate to be 11.5%.

To calculate this, it uses a model that takes into account the latest available official data from each country, ILO statistician Yves Perardel told Africa Check.

But Africa Check discovered the calculation was based on an error – Kenya’s official unemployment rate in 2009 was 9.7%, not the 12.17% listed by the ILO.

The ILO acknowledged this, saying the 12.17% it had used was an internal figure that was not double-checked, Perardel said. (Note: The UN agency has since updated the unemployment rate from the 2009 population census in its database.)

Updated estimates – using the latest unemployment data after checking the methodology – will be available in November 2018, Perardel added.

UN Development Programme

Kenyan media often reports that the country’s unemployment rate was 39.1% in 2015, citing the UNDP’s Human Development Report 2016. The figure appears to have been deduced from the report’s finding that Kenya’s employment-to-population ratio was 60.9% [100% – 60.9% = 39.1%].

But as the 39.1% includes the economically inactive – say, students or women taking care of others at home – it does not signify unemployment, a labour expert told Africa Check. Read our fact-check for more detail.

https://africacheck.org/factsheets/factsheet-has-kenyas-unemployment-really-dropped-to-7-4/

forgiveness:


See the latest and original one.

NairobiWalker:


Nope.............you just love living in ignorant bliss. You want your papers to keep gossipping about Diamond this, Wema Sepetu that, Tanasha Dona this, Harmonize that. You are scared of papers that expose the rot in your society. Here in Kenya, papers expose all our rot that's why you believe we starve more than you when the statistics say otherwise. This is why Kenya has a bigger economy and is richer than Tanzania despite Tanzania being over 10 times more endowed in natural resources - we tell ourselves about our rot and fight to correct it.

I guess Reuters is also a Kenyan paper now that as usual you want to blame Kenyans on your inadequacy.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/8886527_cap_jpeg788cc5a9a187ba27cd91842eb164de8a

I will believe your idea of being more richer if u show me any Tanzanian living this way..

Stevoh18:
Some 35,000 Nigerians have crossed into Cameroon over the past two months, holishit!!

LMAO..... citizen TV kenya is ur source.

ZONE B.

60 million people with the GDP size almost that of Ghana which has 30 million people.What a shame!

NairobiWalker:


I'm telling you, if Kumamoto's country had free media, this country would be ranked below Somalia. He keeps coming here talking about poverty in Northern Kenya where very few people live, have you been to Tanzania's villages? Even the Kilimanjaro and Arusha area that is supposedly the most progressed in Tanzania is still pathetic.

PetroDollaxx:
Exactly how many people died in the cursed nigerian presidential election Heard 50 something so far people were killed in the election. how many will die in the next elections for state governors etc? Nigeria is a joke!

Fuckeduppedness, aren't u going to court today?

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/01/boko-haram-threat-displaces-30000-nigeria-rann-town-190129112148918.html

https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/30000-nigerians-flee-cameroon-amid-attacks-60696732


What of Aljazeera and ABC News? Are they lying too?

theenchanter:
LMAO..... citizen TV kenya is ur source.

ZONE B.

Jonraid:
Soft treatment? You want that ?

just

Interesting. But how did the elites acquire wealth if not thro corruption. Rawling was like your french revolution. Kenya eventually will need it unless the elites manages the widening gap by investing aggressively on social programs. But Nigeria is over-ripe for a revolution - it just need 3yrs of Oil prices dropping to 40 dollars a barrel - and the bloodbath will start -

vaxx:
what you called a revolution was indeed an armed robbery to many elites Ghanaian.

Some prominent Ghanaian elites says, it set Ghana to fifity years backward. it was indeed terrible.

Exactly!

Jonraid:
We're reclaiming land from the sea to build ports and not to accommodate few real estate projects than most Nigerians won't afford to purchase!

edon21:

Funny you
That looks like a church, a South African church cause the audience also sang along

Liar! Look the name of the choir up. South Africans would be able to pronounce clicks like "X". Plus those people don't look like South Africans

rvp2018:
Interesting. But how did the elites acquire wealth if not thro corruption. Rawling was like your french revolution. Kenya eventually will need it unless the elites manages the widening gap by investing aggressively on social programs. But Nigeria is over-ripe for a revolution - it just need 3yrs of Oil prices dropping to 40 dollars a barrel - and the bloodbath will start -

ur own case is confirmed.... Nigerian matter will surely send u to early grave.

Can't u just make ur point without mentioning "Nigeria"? RIP in advance.

Jonraid:
It can be the case for Nigeria.It can be! But it isn't and it's hard seeing that happening! Like for us we have reduced the poverty rate, albeit slow but we have reduced it. So that's a plus to us. That's commendable! That's progress! What of Nigeria? What are the poverty numbers saying? Is the situation getting better? No is the answer! This is where you fail!

Which is better btw been jobless and poor?

Poverty rate simply means those spending below 1 dollar per day but joblessness means no job no pay.

As it stands, 40% of Kenyans are jobless and living without a dime.

edon21:
Kiberaland can't be like Abuja

Smoke everywhere in Nigeria

forgiveness:



Madagascar is in planet Pluto, right? Iliterate.

Well, Madagascar is still among the poorest countries in Africa. Madagascar, Niger, Guinea and Benin according to you have the least unemployment rate in Africa?

International Labour Organisation

In 2016, the International Labour Organisation – the UN agency that focuses on labour – estimated Kenya’s unemployment rate to be 11.5%.

To calculate this, it uses a model that takes into account the latest available official data from each country, ILO statistician Yves Perardel told Africa Check.

But Africa Check discovered the calculation was based on an error – Kenya’s official unemployment rate in 2009 was 9.7%, not the 12.17% listed by the ILO.

The ILO acknowledged this, saying the 12.17% it had used was an internal figure that was not double-checked, Perardel said. (Note: The UN agency has since updated the unemployment rate from the 2009 population census in its database.)

Updated estimates – using the latest unemployment data after checking the methodology – will be available in November 2018, Perardel added.

UN Development Programme

Kenyan media often reports that the country’s unemployment rate was 39.1% in 2015, citing the UNDP’s Human Development Report 2016. The figure appears to have been deduced from the report’s finding that Kenya’s employment-to-population ratio was 60.9% [100% – 60.9% = 39.1%].

But as the 39.1% includes the economically inactive – say, students or women taking care of others at home – it does not signify unemployment, a labour expert told Africa Check. Read our fact-check for more detail.

https://africacheck.org/factsheets/factsheet-has-kenyas-unemployment-really-dropped-to-7-4/

forgiveness:


Which is better btw been jobless and poor?

Poverty rate simply means those spending below 1 dollar per day but joblessness means no job no pay.

As it stands, 40% of Kenyans are jobless and living without a dime.

theenchanter:
so 8.7m is a quarter of 50m? Really?

Kenya's population is not 50M you idiot.

forgiveness:


Which is better btw been jobless and poor?

Poverty rate simply means those spending below 1 dollar per day but joblessness means no job no pay.

As it stands, 40% of Kenyans are jobless and living without a dime.

$3 per day, dont get it twisted.

I've explained to them that cost of living for d average nigerian is less than $3 per day, that's d reason our poverty rate is said to be high.

I'm giving you the facts @forgiveness showing you why the 40% is a lie.I believe you are a sane person who understand things!

edon21:

Funny you
That looks like a church, a South African church cause the audience also sang along

Worwor people laidat, I didn't think so!

Jonraid:
International Labour Organisation

In 2016, the International Labour Organisation – the UN agency that focuses on labour – estimated Kenya’s unemployment rate to be 11.5%.

To calculate this, it uses a model that takes into account the latest available official data from each country, ILO statistician Yves Perardel told Africa Check.

But Africa Check discovered the calculation was based on an error – Kenya’s official unemployment rate in 2009 was 9.7%, not the 12.17% listed by the ILO.

The ILO acknowledged this, saying the 12.17% it had used was an internal figure that was not double-checked, Perardel said. (Note: The UN agency has since updated the unemployment rate from the 2009 population census in its database.)

Updated estimates – using the latest unemployment data after checking the methodology – will be available in November 2018, Perardel added.

UN Development Programme

Kenyan media often reports that the country’s unemployment rate was 39.1% in 2015, citing the UNDP’s Human Development Report 2016. The figure appears to have been deduced from the report’s finding that Kenya’s employment-to-population ratio was 60.9% [100% – 60.9% = 39.1%].

But as the 39.1% includes the economically inactive – say, students or women taking care of others at home – it does not signify unemployment, a labour expert told Africa Check. Read our fact-check for more detail.

https://africacheck.org/factsheets/factsheet-has-kenyas-unemployment-really-dropped-to-7-4/

Why are 39.1% Kenyan's women and youths jobless?

This map is correct after all.

They are all jobless.

Kazikazi:
I will believe your idea of being more richer if u show me any Tanzanian living this way..

You think a few photos courtesy of our free media can change reality? Look at Tz and image the photos that would be online if your country allowed media freedom.

NairobiWalker:


Well, Madagascar is still among the poorest countries in Africa. Madagascar, Niger, Guinea and Benin according to you have the least unemployment rate in Africa?

i dont care, most of ur goons have said it times without numbers here.

Approx!

This is basically me.Read point 2!

There is no beef or chicken!

ednited:



just

forgiveness:


Which is better btw been jobless and poor?

Poverty rate simply means those spending below 1 dollar per day but joblessness means no job no pay.

As it stands, 40% of Kenyans are jobless and living without a dime.

You are really embarrassing yourself mate! Stop taking too much pint!

forgiveness:



Why are 39.1% Kenyan's women and youths jobless?

This map is correct after all.

They are all jobless.

theenchanter:
i dont care, most of ur goons have said it times without numbers here.

Approx!

I wasn't responding to you idiot, what makes you think your caring or lack of it bothers me?