Wuoche:


Wee tired of renders, that's what we are trying to tell you. Do you think we don't have renders in Kenya? If we start posting them you won't have peace here.

u're not the only one on the thread, if u're tired..... So be it.

Just post realistic upcoming project, that's all.

Wuoche:


Since you sold your penis to Chinese, I think you should not discuss anything about fvcking.

Lmao..

theenchanter:
u're not the only one on the thread, if u're tired..... So be it.

Just post realistic upcoming project, that's all.

[img]https://media./images/5fa8ba9593451a400013f2c343dfaed5/tenor.gif[/img]

Here is to realistic - Lagos and Abuja stunted real estate - has a glut lasting many years - thanks to informal economy.

Just finished reading the economist. Are you aware there are 600 unoccupied buildings in Abuja and nearly all your skyscrapper in Lagos are abandoned

In Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, the government last year said it would take over 600 of them because they had been unfinished for so long.
https://www.economist.com/middle-east-and-africa/2021/05/01/why-are-there-so-many-unfinished-buildings-in-africa

theenchanter:
u're not the only one on the thread, if u're tired..... So be it.

Just post realistic upcoming project, that's all.

One lonely tower in the middle of nowhere versus reality check


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZE1Y-e21HM&t=1039s

Vlain:
Looking for a place in upper hill,Westland,cbd or even Mombasa that looks half as aesthetically developed and beautiful as this. Lol Kenya will go bankrupt if an district in Kenya can look half as good as this even if it is to be build for the rich. I tell u in term of urban development Kenya has low standards. Take the back seat and learn to crawl before u walk.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1If2YqDoRqA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IypPJgK5X2Q

rvp2018:
Typical OBTUSE Tanzanian. None of those countries border Kenya apart from Uganda - and yet they run miles away to look for kenya to rescue them - some including Zambia come all the way to Mombasa port.

Our non-contiguous neigberhors are Somalia, South Sudan and Ethiopia.

We are interested in frying BIG FISH. Ethiopia and DRC. We already colonized East Africa the last 30yrs - and only compete with boers of South Africa.

Kenya is keen on 100M Ethiopia - and 90M DRC. In Ethiopia we just completed 1,000 plus KM electricity connection. Kengen is drilling their geothermal rings. Safaricom wants run their telcome. Lamu port is on trial now and begin operation next month. Kenya run it's flower industry. Kenya banks are hovering - waiting for her to open up -with representative offices.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si_onRbAf0A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNihL1T3_Uc
As for CONGO - our companies have gone there big time - KQ, Serena Hotels, Equity - Equity Bank run their 2nd biggest bank - and will do wonders there. DRC president has sign a defence pact that will see 2,000 kenya highly trained soldiers fix that country. The entire eastern congo is logistically run by Kenyans.

Not Tanzanian cowards that got whipped by rebels. Tell you what - most of East and Central Africa armies - including TZ are glorified militas too. So it was evenly match btw Mai Mai and poorly trained Tanzanian Army

Kenya will run DRC Congo in less than 5 yrs....both private sector and the minerals.

Meanwhile Suluhu bring herself to Kenya - but we are NOT interested - Ethiopia and DRC are better suitors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15YK72dq5cM

Next will be Museveni running with his pipeline because TZ is just not ready for business....Uganda oil was discovered I think 2005 and it will be 20yrs-- opps 30yrs before it goes to market - and by then Oil will be obsolete.

I knew you'd be one of the very few to see it! This robust regional playmaking is why the West was at first AGAINST the S Somalia invasion predicting an imminent Stalingrad for the KA in the Somali sands. When Kismayu was captured the Palefaces wrote THEMSELVES into the successful operational script. Google early invasion and post Kismayu capture foreign write ups. They knew its success would naturally morph into independent KDF projections of force within the region under the auspices of a forward looking civilian leadership.
They were MAJORLY pissed off also that the KDF invasion went according to plan unlike their own many ill fated interventions. Apart from the El Adde disaster thanks to a criminally careless coy commander KDF casualties have been very low compared to Ugandan and Ethio forces. I can tell you the Anglo Zionists were shocked by the combined night time amphibious airborne Kismayu capture. Such operations in this world are STRICTLY reserved for their own Hollywood units, the 101, Marine Commandos, USMC MEUs (Marine Expeditionary Units) etc, etc not professional 3rd world militaries.
LAPSSET also functions as a fulcrum pinning the ENTIRE MIDDLE AFRICA to Lamu Port and by extension Nairobi!

gallivant:


Talk is cheap Charlie..

That is jacaranda estate right? I had some really fun times there....lots of booze, molly( lots of foreigners there ) and chicks. Did lots of crazy shit I'd rather not remember.

AfriqueDuZuid:


Kenya population in 2010 was around 43m ten year later 54m

I knew it would happen! The W African f'tardation is contagious.

rvp2018:
He is projecting - their GDP per capita has stopped growing the last 14yrs - they are back to 2005 levels !!

Meanwhile
“Kenya remains one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa, and is expected to bounce back to almost 8% growth in 2021.”

https://businesstech.co.za/news/finance/486509/south-africas-real-gdp-stopped-growing-14-years-ago-mboweni/

G-A-S-S-S-P-P!?? And so many Saffas here blame it all on Zuma! Tbh, I DIDN'T know it was this fecked up.

The group forecasts annual growth of 2% in 2022 for the country. Data published by Statistics South Africa in March showed that South Africa’s economy contracted by 7% last year.

They're beginning to take notice which may not be a good thing.

Kenya remains one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa, and is expected to bounce back to almost 8% growth in 2021.”

They'll ramp up their false flags and proxy forces like they ALWAYS do.

Nairobi is on a construction boom. When Nigerians see things like these they are forced to post renders just to become relevant

Cranes are everywhere in Nairobi.

Kazikazi:
Engineering engineering engineering

Looks like where they're rearing pigeons or acting horror movies. Very scary building.

Bus terminals in Lagos: larger than most Kenya's airports
I pray Kenya gets to this level "maybe" in some decades to come
Ikeja Bus terminal ( Lagos Mainland)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9x3zb--iPE

Oshodi bus terminals (Lagos Mainland)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PMlNC0jUww

TBS bus terminal (Lagos island bus terminals )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10OctnYE6No

Oyingbo bus terminals


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HzhhW1oyS8

Other mega ongoing bus terminals are, Abule egba , Lagos airport terminal ,Yaba and Lekki bus terminal

Kuruptnigga:
Looks like where they're rearing pigeons or acting horror movies. Very scary building.

I swear to God this how most estates looks like in Kenya, from Eastliegh,to Rongai to South c and b.

Wuoche:
Nairobi is on a construction boom. When Nigerians see things like these they are forced to post renders just to become relevant

you call 4.5 million metric tonnes cement consumption a construction boom ?


You these villagers will neve never seize to surprise.

Nigeria is doing about 20 million metric tons and they are not calling it a construction boom.

kikuyu1:


G-A-S-S-S-P-P!?? And so many Saffas here blame it all on Zuma! Tbh, I DIDN'T know it was this fecked up.



They're beginning to take notice which may not be a good thing.



They'll ramp up their false flags and proxy forces like they ALWAYS do.

That's old news, there's a mining boom if you haven't noticed and SA is the chief beneficiary.

Dollars are flowing into the country at a record rate and GDP forecasts are being revised upwards continually.

South Africa recorded its largest trade surplus on record in March, data showed on Friday, with sales of commodities and minerals rising sharply as global demand driven by the economic recovery from the coronavirus continued.

South Africa's trade surplus widened to 52.77 billion rand ($3.67 billion) in March from a revised surplus of 31.22 billion rand in February, the South African Revenue Service said.

https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/south-africas-trade-surplus-grows-367-billion-march-2021-04-30/

https://www.news24.com/fin24/economy/south-africa/march-trade-surplus-widens-driven-by-exports-20210430

Wuoche:
Nairobi is on a construction boom. When Nigerians see things like these they are forced to post renders just to become relevant

Show any CBD in Kenya that can be as clean as this. Do you even have a double lane roads in your smelling tiny CBD.

Just30:
you call 4.5 million metric tonnes cement consumption a construction boom ?


You these villagers will neve never seize to surprise.

Nigeria is doing about 20 million metric tons and the are not calling it a construction boom.

lol, it's actually not surprising. Little things is kinda big to them.

theenchanter:
lol, it's actually not surprising. Little things is kinda big to them.

These children are just fools

theenchanter:
lol, it's actually not surprising. Little things is kinda big to them.

Little thing like?

Just30:
you call 4.5 million metric tonnes cement consumption a construction boom ?


You these villagers will neve never seize to surprise.

Nigeria is doing about 20 million metric tons and they are not calling it a construction boom.

Madman is looking for relevancy, please engage me the day Ghana will tarmac more than 12,000km.

Just30:
you call 4.5 million metric tonnes cement consumption a construction boom ?


You these villagers will neve never seize to surprise.

Nigeria is doing about 20 million metric tons and they are not calling it a construction boom.

In 2019 we were at 6.5 million tonnes.
Construction boom has been seen during pandemic period and we might be hitting 10 million tonnes at the end of 2021.

Why should you lie man? Surely hobbit you're so annoying bana.

Just30:
you call 4.5 million metric tonnes cement consumption a construction boom ?


You these villagers will neve never seize to surprise.

Nigeria is doing about 20 million metric tons and they are not calling it a construction boom.

LOL

kikuyu1:


G-A-S-S-S-P-P!?? And so many Saffas here blame it all on Zuma! Tbh, I DIDN'T know it was this fecked up.

They're beginning to take notice which may not be a good thing.

They'll ramp up their false flags and proxy forces like they ALWAYS do.

Hope you saw this

Kuruptnigga:
Show any CBD in Kenya that can be as clean as this. Do you even have a double lane roads in your smelling tiny CBD.

It's very funny that it takes a combined efforts of two West African capital cities to compete with Nairobi , anyway here is our CBD with multiple lanes that your CBD can't afford to have.

Kuruptnigga:
Show any CBD in Kenya that can be as clean as this. Do you even have a double lane roads in your smelling tiny CBD.

It's very funny that it takes a combined efforts of two West African capital cities to compete with Nairobi , anyway here is our CBD with multiple lanes that your CBD can't afford to have.

Shma2020:


In 2019 we were at 6.5 million tonnes.
Construction boom has been seen during pandemic period and we might be hitting 10 million tonnes at the end of 2021.

Why should you lie man? Surely hobbit you're so annoying bana.

Shut the fuvk up you fool...


Kenya's cement consumption for the 8M20 has hit a decade-high of 4.37Mt, according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. Consumption rose by 11 per cent form the 3.95Mt recorded in the same period a year earlier.

Kenyan cement consumption has not passed 4.18Mt since 2016 and the rise in 2020 comes during the disruptions of COVID-19. Small-scale construction projects were largely unaffected in Kenya by the pandemic and restrictions imposed in March 2020.


In 2020 Cement consumption in Kenya was 4.37Mt and that was the highest since 2010.

Wuoche:

Madman is looking for relevancy, please engage me the day Ghana will tarmac more than 12,000km.

crazy kid

you so badly want to compare your country to Ghana but its good that you have realise that there is nothing that your country can match Ghana in.

You need relevance from us, just so you can roll shoulder to shoulder with our progress.

Kenya tarmac roads is 1/10th that of Ghana.

AfriqueDuZuid:


LOL

These kids are just villagers

Just30:
Shut the fuvk up you fool...


Kenya's cement consumption for the 8M20 has hit a decade-high of 4.37Mt, according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. Consumption rose by 11 per cent form the 3.95Mt recorded in the same period a year earlier.

Kenyan cement consumption has not passed 4.18Mt since 2016 and the rise in 2020 comes during the disruptions of COVID-19. Small-scale construction projects were largely unaffected in Kenya by the pandemic and restrictions imposed in March 2020.


In 2020 Cement consumption in Kenya was 4.37Mt and that was the highest since 2016.

Lies. your sources are always outdated and holds no water.

Cement consumption rises 20pc

Cement consumption in Kenya rose by 20 percent last year to hit 6.5 million tonnes, driven by both private and public sector construction activity that defied the Covid-19 pandemic.

Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics shows that the increase was the biggest since 2014 , when the volumes were boosted by the start of construction of the Nairobi-Mombasa standard gauge railway.

Cement consumption has been one of the few economic indicators that have remained robust in the face of the pandemic.

Developers continued their projects even with the Covid related restrictions, although they reduced their headcount on sites to comply with social distancing measures.

A National Construction Authority (NCA) report shows that there were more private projects approved and supervised by its engineers than public projects, indicating that Kenyans spent the lockdown time to put up residential and commercial properties.

According to the Architectural Association of Kenya’s (AAK) Status of The Built Environment report for the second half of the year, construction activity “contrasted with other indicators in the property market like rent, home prices and land costs that reported subdued growth”.

In the public sector, NCA said it sanctioned 85 big ticket projects undertaken by the county governments (31), the national government (21) and parastatals (33) during the second half of 2020,with 12 of these being valued above Sh1 billion each.

During a similar period in 2019, NCA approved 66 projects, where 28 were submitted by county governments, national government (7) and parastatals (31), with10 worth above Sh1 billion each.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/markets/market-news/cement-consumption-rises-20pc-3296480


This is 2019 zombie.

Shma2020:

Lies. your sources are always outdated and holds no water.

Cement consumption rises 20pc

Cement consumption in Kenya rose by 20 percent last year to hit 6.5 million tonnes, driven by both private and public sector construction activity that defied the Covid-19 pandemic.

Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics shows that the increase was the biggest since 2014 , when the volumes were boosted by the start of construction of the Nairobi-Mombasa standard gauge railway.

Cement consumption has been one of the few economic indicators that have remained robust in the face of the pandemic.

Developers continued their projects even with the Covid related restrictions, although they reduced their headcount on sites to comply with social distancing measures.

A National Construction Authority (NCA) report shows that there were more private projects approved and supervised by its engineers than public projects, indicating that Kenyans spent the lockdown time to put up residential and commercial properties.

According to the Architectural Association of Kenya’s (AAK) Status of The Built Environment report for the second half of the year, construction activity “contrasted with other indicators in the property market like rent, home prices and land costs that reported subdued growth”.

In the public sector, NCA said it sanctioned 85 big ticket projects undertaken by the county governments (31), the national government (21) and parastatals (33) during the second half of 2020,with 12 of these being valued above Sh1 billion each.

During a similar period in 2019, NCA approved 66 projects, where 28 were submitted by county governments, national government (7) and parastatals (31), with10 worth above Sh1 billion each.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/markets/market-news/cement-consumption-rises-20pc-3296480


This is 2019 zombie.

My source is the global registry on the cement industry

your nonsense lies from your useless newspapers can be kept to yourself

So mineral excite you like a typical sub-saharan country. You're going down. Now you depend on commodities like Nigeria.

AfriqueDuZuid:


Hope you saw this