Kazikazi:
Yes in 2017 u had a bad year.Now look what u got in 2018. Still lower than Tz figures!

And where are Tanzania's 2018 figures we compare

kikuyu1:


Listen,nigga,try to keep up! Your greatest tourist attraction,Yankari Game Reserve received a whooping 21 k visitors in 2017.


https://theeagleonline.com.ng/yankari-game-reserve-hosted-20172-tourists-in-2017/

In 2016,the last year for which figures are available the Mara did over 7x that!


https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2001298146/masai-mara-suffers-from-its-own-success

Like I insist you lack the proper tourist infrastructure:here's what an honest Naijjan says about the sole hotel in Yankari.


https://punchng.com/need-for-improved-services-at-yankari-game-reserve/

REALLY,NIGGA-REALLY!?

Again,those figures you're wanking about aren't tourists but Naijjans returning from their assorted foreign misadventures. Don't take it personally;none of your stats ever add up-its your national characteristic! We've seen some real jokes-your GDP per capita of 3k$,nominal GDP of nearly 600 bn$,agriculture sector of 100 bn$ (larger than Russia and Canada!?) and my personal fav a Biafra who recently declared they've grown 17% annually since 1970!

Ecotourism is not the only sector in tourism. There are different types of tourism and we beat Kenya in others e.g events, cultural and religious tourism.

Keep fooling yourself. Nigeria is still Kenya's father in Africa.

kikuyu1:


No,its not frustrating but amusing as it proves for the 219th time all your facts,figures and stats are outright fake,fudged or otherwise incorrect.

What do you say about your tukana you hide?

This GHANAIAN man is the reason behind your fast internet speed.... The whole world acknowledge him

Ghana’s technology icon, fibre-optics inventor and Nanotechnology expert, Dr. Thomas Mensah, has received the 2019 International Nanotechnology Conference award.

The award was presented at the World Nanotechnology Conference held in Dubai from April 15 -17, where he was also the guest speaker.

Dr. Mensah at this international conference was also appointed to the European Commission on Advanced Nanotechnology Education based in France. This Commission will guide the training of graduates in nanotechnology, focusing on industrialisation of the technology.

Dr. Mensah’s keynote speech was titled ‘The Commercialisation of Nanotechnology in 21st Century’.

The lecture was delivered to Nanotechnology scientists, engineers, students and professors from over 20 countries: including the United States of America, UK, France, Italy, Spain, China, Japan, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Egypt and India.


Dr. Thomas Mensah is a leading world Infrastructure expert, whose current focus is developing a road map for the industrialisation of Ghana. He is also the Founder and creator of the Silicon Valley-Ghana, located at the Kofi Annan ICT Centre. This innovation has brought a Google Artificial Intelligence Lab to Ghana, which serves as the focal point for AI Development on the entire continent of Africa by Google.

The Consular General of Ghana to Dubai, Samata Gifty Bukari, also attended the lecture and was first to congratulate Dr. Mensah on behalf of the President of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. She expressed how Ghana as a country is proud of what he represents, his global achievements and what he has done for the country.

Dr. Mensah and the Consular General held discussions with business leaders in Dubai on Technology Transfer and potential Investments into Ghana.

He is the holder of several Patents and the author of four books on Innovation, Superconductor Engineering, Fibre Optics Engineering, The Right Stuff Comes in Black Too, and the International Text Book, Nanotechnology Commercialisation

He is a fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineering, Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeoronautics and Astronautics, Fellow of Ghana Institute of Engineering, and a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors in the USA.

Source: thebftonline.com

samorobo:
Vaxx I had to ransack the internet for this. I remembered you and tylann making mockery comment about dangote's refinery when it's clearly has a positive influence on not just nigeria but on west africa,africa and the entire world. here is what OPEC has to say






OPEC harps on importance of Dangote Refinery to global stability
By Victor Uzoho | 23 April 2019 | 3:08 am

Dangote Oil Refinery Company

The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), is upbeat at the prospect of the Dangote Oil Refinery, in driving world crude oil refining capacity increase especially in Africa by 2020.
OPEC, in the current edition of its World Oil Outlook (WOO), said the Dangote Refinery, which is the first privately-owned and operated refinery in Nigeria, will refine about 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day at installed capacity.

Presently, total world oil production in 2019 averaged 80.622 million barrels daily. Approximately 68 per cent is coming from the top 10 countries, and an overlapping 44 per cent from the 14-member OPEC.

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OPEC said in the outlook that the world is expecting some capacity expansion coming from Nigeria by 2020, either through the rehabilitation of existing refineries – in part to raise their utilisation rates, or through grassroots projects, like the Dangote Oil Refinery.

OPEC stated: “Last year’s World Oil Outlook hinted that in Africa, “new projects could improve the situation somewhat toward the end of the period.” This year, increasing confidence that the Dangote project in Nigeria will go ahead is indeed changing the picture.
“Allowing for some uncertainty in the project’s start-up timetable, incremental potential in Africa is expected to continue to lag incremental demand-based requirements through 2020, after which the potential is for a balance or excess requirements.

“A deficit of around 0.2 million barrels per day (mb/d) in 2019 to 2020, is estimated to swing to an excess of around 0.3 mb/d by 2022 to 2023. It must be borne in mind that this regional outlook is unusual in that it hinges largely on a single project.”

OPEC said the completion of the project would reduce the importation of petroleum products in West Africa. “Since the project is in West Africa, its implementation does not necessarily alter the situations in North and East/South Africa. What should happen, especially in West Africa, is a reduction in the need and opportunity for product imports,” it added.

OPEC also alluded to some 50 listed refining projects in Africa, which, if all built, would add nearly 5mb/d of new refining capacity to the continent.

The organisation noted, however, that in recent outlooks, the proportion of projects considered firm has generally been low; for example, 0.4 mb/d for the 2017 to 2022 period in WOO 2017. “This year, the outlook represents a significant reversal from recent history. For the first time in many years, projected firm additions at 1.1 mb/d exceed regional demand growth for 2018 to 2023 at 0.7 mb/d.

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“This change relates primarily to one project in Nigeria now under construction. Recognizing that this one major project is in West Africa, the prospects for North and East/South Africa continues to be for further increases in regional net product imports.

“It must be borne in mind that this regional outlook is unusual in that it hinges largely on a single project. Moreover, since the project is in West Africa, its implementation does not necessarily alter the situations in North and East/South Africa.

What should happen, especially in West Africa, is a reduction in the need and opportunity for product imports,” it stated.

Reacting to the OPEC position, Group Executive Director, Strategy, Portfolio Development and Capital Projects, Dangote Industries Limited, Mr. Devakumar Edwin, said the Organisation was correct in its estimation, adding that all hands are on deck to deliver the refinery on time.

He said the Dangote Group’s ongoing refining and petrochemicals project can meet 100 per cent of the domestic requirement of all liquid petroleum products (Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene and Aviation Jet), leaving the surplus for export in line with the OPEC expectation.
He said the high volume of premium motor spirit (PMS) petrol output from the Dangote Refinery would transform Nigeria from a petrol import-dependent country to an exporter of refined petroleum products.

Edwin disclosed that Dangote is also constructing the largest fertilizer Plant in West Africa, with capacity to produce 3.0 million tonnes of Urea yearly, as part of the gigantic economic transformation project.

He explained that the Dangote Fertilizer complex consists of Ammonia and Urea plants with associated facilities and infrastructure.

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i have never mocked dangote refinery

I only said you should build industrial parks
Instead of cities which few can afford to live in

vaxx2:
This GHANAIAN man is the reason behind your fast internet speed.... The whole world acknowledge it

Ghana’s technology icon, fibre-optics inventor and Nanotechnology expert, Dr. Thomas Mensah, has received the 2019 International Nanotechnology Conference award.

The award was presented at the World Nanotechnology Conference held in Dubai from April 15 -17, where he was also the guest speaker.

Dr. Mensah at this international conference was also appointed to the European Commission on Advanced Nanotechnology Education based in France. This Commission will guide the training of graduates in nanotechnology, focusing on industrialisation of the technology.

Dr. Mensah’s keynote speech was titled ‘The Commercialisation of Nanotechnology in 21st Century’.

The lecture was delivered to Nanotechnology scientists, engineers, students and professors from over 20 countries: including the United States of America, UK, France, Italy, Spain, China, Japan, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Egypt and India.


Dr. Thomas Mensah is a leading world Infrastructure expert, whose current focus is developing a road map for the industrialisation of Ghana. He is also the Founder and creator of the Silicon Valley-Ghana, located at the Kofi Annan ICT Centre. This innovation has brought a Google Artificial Intelligence Lab to Ghana, which serves as the focal point for AI Development on the entire continent of Africa by Google.

The Consular General of Ghana to Dubai, Samata Gifty Bukari, also attended the lecture and was first to congratulate Dr. Mensah on behalf of the President of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. She expressed how Ghana as a country is proud of what he represents, his global achievements and what he has done for the country.

Dr. Mensah and the Consular General held discussions with business leaders in Dubai on Technology Transfer and potential Investments into Ghana.

He is the holder of several Patents and the author of four books on Innovation, Superconductor Engineering, Fibre Optics Engineering, The Right Stuff Comes in Black Too, and the International Text Book, Nanotechnology Commercialisation

He is a fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineering, Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeoronautics and Astronautics, Fellow of Ghana Institute of Engineering, and a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors in the USA.

Source: thebftonline.com

One for Ghana,the true Black Star of Hope and Glory of Africa.OSEEEY!!!!! Ghana.Some observers are worried buh we don't give a f**k

chrisagyei:
One for Ghana,the true Black Star of Hope and Glory of Africa.OSEEEY!!!!! Ghana

Ayeeko Ghana

gallivant:


Tourists from where? Where do they stay in calabar when they visit?

Hotels of course.

The Oshodi Transport Interchange. 3 terminals. Terminal 3 will become fully operational on May 1. Terminals 1 and 2 will become operational by the end of May. Set to be commissioned today.

Lagos Airport Road (10 lanes with BRT lanes and system)

tylann:

And where are Tanzania's 2018 figures we compare

You are stupid. You earned 1.5b in 2018 and Tanzania earned 2.3 in 2017. Then you still want to compare? Do u wanna compare an apple and orange?

Who is this slowpoke? Another nigerian fool from the Federal Republic of Fools

Are you kidding me? Fuckeduppedness who is ugosample? Slaying Shitnigerians is my hobby it’s something I relish doing!

Nigerian dog, we are not idle, unemployabl3 like you nigerian mudder fuggerz work comes before pleasure. I do zap from shitnairaland for days and weeks how does that amount to running away?

I am back on this useless forum for the next one week before I take off on another project! Any foolish nigerian beast in need of slaying is welcome to take me on Fuckeduppedness

And where did you get the idea about me being a journalist? Fuckeduppedness Thank God you know some of us are not as illiterate as your certificateless cattle-rearing President Fuckeduppedness

samorobo:



You fool.you ran off to another thread to Diss nigeria but you where handled by my boy UGOSAMPLE. Stupid thing claims to be a journalist. ..yeye dey smell..kiss my ass

Kazikazi:
You are stupid. You earned 1.5b in 2018 and Tanzania earned 2.3 in 2017. Then you still want to compare? Do u wanna compare an apple and orange?

Stop ranting
Bring Tanzania 2018 tourism figures
We compare

tylann:


Stop ranting
Bring Tanzania 2018 tourism figures
We compare

I doubt if u have a functioning brain.

We made 2.3 in 2017, you made 1.5 in 2018, then u are still asking for comparisons! Pathetic.

Dude,
Tanzania's tourism is designed for rich tourist.A few numbers but huge earnings.We had only 1.5m visitors, but we earned 2.44 in 2018.

So on average, each tourist who visited Tanzania spent about 1600 dollars.

The wings of Kilimanjaro

since China now own those malnourished people, they should change the name from Kenya to chenya

vaxx2:
Ayeeko Ghana

Yaaye! bro,the past was bright,the present is brighter buh the future is the brightest.Onwards we march forward Ghana(The Warrior Kings)"Freedom and Justice" is our motto,The Black Star of Africa is our symbol,Africa is our Soul and God is our light.The Black Star Must Shine and defy all odds

theenchanter:
grey kwa? I thought the thread would have made him bald sef.

Kikuyu1 is just a nobody without nairaland, does he even have a wife that caters for him? cos a real woman won't let anything take her attention away from her husband.

Who dash monkey banana?
Such a man as Kikuyu1 is hardly attractive to women. He makes a mountain out of a molehill. Imagine crying for 3 years about tourism numbers. There was a time he nearly bored me to death about cement consumption per capita.

maidaboi:
since China now own those malnourished people, they should change the name from Kenya to chenya

There's a similarity there.

Kazikazi:
Yes in 2017 u had a bad year.Now look what u got in 2018. Still lower than Tz figures!

I was trying to tell Kikuyu1 this. But the old goat just kept bleating madly as if he got a bee up his arsehole.

obaaderemi:
I was trying to tell Kikuyu1 this. But the old goat just kept bleating madly as if he got a bee up his arsehole.

have pity on kikuyu1 abeg.

obaaderemi:
Who dash monkey banana?
Such a man as Kikuyu1 is hardly attractive to women. He makes a mountain out of a molehill. Imagine crying for 3 years about tourism numbers. There was a time he nearly bored me to death about cement consumption per capita.

aye e ti baje.... I mean u, not Kikuyu1 o. U don kee me with laughter for here.

obaaderemi:
I was trying to tell Kikuyu1 this. But the old goat just kept bleating madly as if he got a bee up his arsehole.

These guys knows nothing about tourism.They are still living in their old past glory where by tourists used to think Kilimanjaro is in Kenya!

theenchanter:
aye e ti baje.... I mean u, I mean Kikuyu1 o. U don kee me with laughter for here.

No be me o. Na Kikuyu1.

Kazikazi:
These guys knows nothing about tourism.They are still living in their old past glory where by tourists used to think Kilimanjaro is in Kenya!

I don't think people growing at 3% per annum can lecture us on tourism. Post more sand and rocks.

Kazikazi:
These guys knows nothing about tourism.They are still living in their old past glory where by tourists used to think Kilimanjaro is in Kenya!

Forget the past and mountains for a second, nowadays, Kenya is the third largest sub saharan economy. Post Kilimanjaro one more time for the Nigerians.

gallivant:


I don't think people growing at 3% per annum can lecture us on tourism. Post more sand and rocks.

In 2018, Tanzania earned 2.44b from tourism. Kenya earned 1.5b. Who is a master?

Dude,Tz is a rich man's destination. We are known for expensive packages. The day u reach our current levels,we will be in the skies

forgiveness:



Ecotourism is not the only sector in tourism. There are different types of tourism and we beat Kenya in others e.g events, cultural and religious tourism.

Keep fooling yourself. Nigeria is still Kenya's father in Africa.

Again, which tourists visit Nigeria for religious and cultural events? The fumes from generators are starting to take effect. That's the only plausible explanation for Nigerian logic.

gallivant:


Forget the past and mountains for a second, nowadays, Kenya is the third largest sub saharan economy. Post Kilimanjaro one more time for the Nigerians.

A third largest??

Oh yes! A largest starving GDP in the region!

Pwaaaa pwaaaa pwaaaa

Kazikazi:
In 2018, Tanzania earned 2.44b from tourism. Kenya earned 1.5b. Who is a master?

Dude,Tz is a rich man's destination. We are known for expensive packages. The day u reach our current levels,we will be in the skies

We will never reach your current levels but don't despair, after we buy and market your cashew harvest next year we might raise your current level to 4% economic growth. Don't despair.

Kazikazi:
A third largest??

Oh yes! A largest starving GDP in the region!

Pwaaaa pwaaaa pwaaaa

Food makes people lazy with weak economic forecasts.

tylann:

i have never mocked dangote refinery

I only said you should build industrial parks
Instead of cities which few can afford to live in

You did..Anyway that's in the past. As for the cities check my post from yesterday you would understand