Shma:

Aaah. My guy, do you need an analysis on this?

Look at united Arab nation for instance, see how they have turned their country with oil.

You have huge figures with nothing on the ground

Your cities are filthy, your people are poor, your country is messed up - Boko haram is wreaking havoc in your country.

Look at united Arab nation for instance, see how they have turned their country with oil

Not to make excuses for Nigerian corruption though, but United Arab Nation with how many million people? and they produce much more oil than Nigeria.

You have huge figures with nothing on the ground

Actually we have a lot on the ground and Kenya is not even close.

Your cities are filthy

Some maybe, but a certain country I know of has the biggest slum in the world within their capital.

your people are poor

,
But many are rich.

your country is messed up - Boko haram is wreaking havoc in your country

Bro Bokoharam is not doing shit.

I repeat, you don't know what a failed state is.

rvp2018:
Dream on. In Subsahara Africa - KQ is now 2nd to Ethiopia - after SA went belly up.
KQ's subsidiaries like Precision Air or JamboJet - beat your useless airline.
Airline business is not owning jets - you can lease them - it's the entire operation that need to work like a clockwork
Something you lazy dull Tanzanians CANNOT HACK

Stop making noise.you went to SA fir a merger and they rejected you like diseased person. No one want to associated with failure.

GeneralDae:
rvp2018 do you want us to compare the non resource sectors of Kenya to the top 5 countries on that list?

they will still lose

600M dollars is too small for Nigeria.

samorobo:


You are a fool. This happened in 2020 amidst COVID.now tell me did Kenya get up to $600m fdi in the year 2020.And pls bear in mind that this is just for a single project,they are other projects/sector that guzzled investment as well.

I repeat our non-oil fdi is bigger than your entire annual fdi,Facts.


Managing Director of African Industries Group of Companies, Mr. Alok Gupta, Monday, said the company’s $600 million Integrated Steel Plant will be Nigeria’s biggest non-oil foreign direct investment, FDI.

rvp2018:
It was already done - and the result - kenya is africa largest non-mineral economy - a well diversified liberalized economy that has grown non stop since 2003 - and will grow at same pace if not more for more years. It's the trick you will not get.

Gdp and fdi are the thesame thing? Mumu

SA is a failure...we are still flying. We signed a strategic partnership. Not a merger. Code sharing and all that.

samorobo:


Stop making noise.you went to SA fir a merger and they rejected you like diseased person. No one want to associated with failure.

rvp2018:
600M dollars is too small for Nigeria.

But bigger than your total fdi in that year.

Mind you tgat fir a single project ,so yeah go figure.

rvp2018:
SA is a failure...we are still flying. We signed a strategic partnership. Not a merger. Code sharing and all that.

But they rejected you like a plague,must be shameful and embarrassing. Just imagining how you took your ass back to Kenya empty handed.

How can they reject a airline that flies to 50 destinations - when they are starting from the scratch.

South African Airways announced last month that it had set a date (September 23rd) to resume operations. True to its word, SAA will relaunch today after a year of inactivity and almost 18 months without a commercial flight.

The carrier will initially offer flights from Johannesburg to Cape Town, Accra, Kinshasa, Harare, Lusaka and Maputo.

samorobo:


But they rejected you like a plague,must be shameful and embarrassing. Just imagining how you took your ass back to Kenya empty handed.

How can bankrupt belly up SSA airline flying to Maputo and few such destination reject KQ - flying to 50 plus destinations.

Angola
Luanda (LAD)

Benin
Cotonou (COO)

Botswana
Gaborone (GBE)

Burkina Faso
Ouagadougou (OUA)

Burundi
Bujumbura (BJM)

Cameroon
Douala (DLA)

Yaounde (NSI)

Central African Republic
Bangui (BGF)

Chad
N'Djamena (NDJ)

China
Guangzhou (CAN)

Comoros
Moroni (HAH)

Djibouti
Djibouti (JIB)

DR Congo
Lubumbashi (FBM)

Kinshasa (FIH)

Kisangani (FKI)

Egypt
Cairo (CAI)

Equatorial Guinea
Malabo (SSG)

Ethiopia
Addis Ababa (ADD)

France
Paris (CDG)

Gabon
Libreville (LBV)

Ghana
Accra (ACC)

Hong Kong
Hong Kong (HKG)

India
Mumbai (BOM)

Delhi (DEL)

Ivory Coast
Abidjan (ABJ)

Kenya
Kisumu (KIS)

Lamu (LAU)

Mombasa (MBA)

Malindi (MYD)

Nairobi (NBO)

Liberia
Monrovia (ROB)

Madagascar
Antananarivo (TNR)

Malawi
Lilongwe (LLW)

Mali
Bamako (BKO)

Mauritius
Mauritius (MRU)

Mayotte
Dzaoudzi/Mamoudzou (DZA)

Mozambique
Nampula (APL)

Maputo (MPM)

Netherlands
Amsterdam (AMS)

Nigeria
Lagos (LOS)

Oman
Muscat (MCT)

Republic of the Congo
Brazzaville (BZV)

Rwanda
Kigali (KGL)

Saudi Arabia
Jeddah (JED)

Senegal
Dakar (DKR)

Seychelles
Victoria (SEZ)

Sierra Leone
Freetown (FNA)

South Africa
Cape Town (CPT)

Johannesburg (JNB)

Sudan
Juba (JUB)

Khartoum (KRT)

Tanzania
Dar es Salaam (DAR)

Kilimanjaro (JRO)

Zanzibar (ZNZ)

Thailand
Bangkok (BKK)

Turkey
Istanbul (IST)

Uganda
Kampala (EBB)

United Arab Emirates
Dubai (DXB)

United Kingdom
London (LHR)

Zambia
Lusaka (LUN)

N'Dola (NLA)

Zimbabwe
Harare (HRE)

Shma:

Aaah. My guy, do you need an analysis on this?

Look at united Arab nation for instance, see how they have turned their country with oil.

You have huge figures with nothing on the ground; Your cities are filthy, your people are poor, your country is messed up - Boko haram is wreaking havoc in your country.

Let me play your game like I did with the Kenya-Morocco thingy that shut you up for good.


You claim to be resourceless,well that cool.what happened to you 6 decades after independence.look at Japan,zero mineral,but they pulled themselves by the bootstrap and got to where they are today.

What of Singapore? They gained independence about thesame time as you zoo hit look where they are today with zero mineral and look where you zoo is.

I hope you provide your answers intelligently and not run around in olodo circles.

In a single year we invested 1 billion dollars in Ethiopia. We are again - 2nd to South Africa - in investing. Now we are putting our money in DRC.

samorobo:


But bigger than your total fdi in that year.

Mind you tgat fir a single project ,so yeah go figure.

rvp2018:
How can they reject a airline that flies to 50 destinations - when they are starting from the scratch.

South African Airways announced last month that it had set a date (September 23rd) to resume operations. True to its word, SAA will relaunch today after a year of inactivity and almost 18 months without a commercial flight.

The carrier will initially offer flights from Johannesburg to Cape Town, Accra, Kinshasa, Harare, Lusaka and Maputo.

You tell me,I am just stating what is out there on the net.

English comprehension. They denied a report of full merger. KQ and SAA formed a partnership - a very common thing in airlines. Previously KQ had partnership with KLM and Air France. What is SAA compared to KLM? We are not desperate for them - we had strategic partnership with KLM - but they have given up on injecting new capital - and we are now free to look for new partners.

Now full merger? Who will be acquiring who? Definitely as we speak it
1) ET
2) KQ
3) SAA - belly up and trying to crawl - they need KQ

samorobo:


You tell me,I am just stating what is out there on the net.

rvp2018:
In a single year we invested 1 billion dollars in Ethiopia. We are again - 2nd to South Africa - in investing. Now we are putting our money in DRC.

For starters quit this cheap antics of shifting goal post.we are talking about fdi not some illusory investment in Ethiopia.

Second we are 2nd in investing in Africa not Kenya,you are a small fry and probably have Maghreb nation to compete with after us.we are all over the African market from tech to banking to real estate,just to mention a few. This is a story for another day so stick to the subject which is my first paragraph.

rvp2018:
English comprehension. They denied a report of full merger. KQ and SAA formed a partnership - a very common thing in airlines. Previously KQ had partnership with KLM and Air France.

Now full merger? Who will be acquiring who? Definitely as we speak it
1) ET
2) KQ
3) SAA - belly up and trying to crawl - they need KQ

Let me put it in succinct terms,they rejected KQ cause it’s a failure and no one,I repeat no one likes associating with failure except you are a fool.

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Shma:

With all your minerals, you can only brag of this tiny substrata of the economy?

Ghana is irrelevant.

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Nigeria is hopeless outside banking industry and dangote. When you count FDIS - remember to include Kenya as main source of fdi.

samorobo:



For starters quit this cheap antics of shifting goal post.we are talking about fdi not some illusory investment in Ethiopia.

Second we are 2nd in investing in Africa not Kenya,you are a small fry and probably have Maghreb nation to compete with after us.we are all over the African market from tech to banking to real estate,just to mention a few. This is a story for another day so stick to the subject which is my first paragraph.

SAA is failed airline. KQ has never stopped flying since inception. Not even during worse of COVID-19. We convered the dreamliners to freightliners.

Bankrupt SAA stopped flying for 18 months. Now they are flying to DRC congo and Ghana - and we are helping them - because we know they have lots of potential.

samorobo:



Let me put it in succinct terms,they rejected KQ cause it’s a failure and no one,I repeat no one likes associating with failure except you are a fool.

how much have you invested to feed the millions of kenyans starving to death in that shiithole?

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rvp2018:
In a single year we invested 1 billion dollars in Ethiopia. We are again - 2nd to South Africa - in investing. Now we are putting our money in DRC.

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rvp2018:
We are attracting the right FDI - you're poster child of what is now called Nigeria Oil curse. The FDI you're attracting is more harmful than receiving nothing.

Africa needs to attract more non-resource based FDI: FDI in Africa is concentrated in
natural resource (Asiedu et al., 2015b). Furthermore, natural resources have a direct and indirect
effect on FDI. Specifically, there is an extensive literature that shows that natural resources have
an adverse effect on economic growth (i.e., the natural resource curse literature).

manze
We attracted more investment in Tech, Banking, Manufacturing industries, Entertainment, Agriculture than the whole of east African not even Kenya , when we talk about FD1 in Africa Nigeria, Egypt, SA and Ethiopia are the big boys
1 - Tech funding ( Nigeria is number 1 while Kenya distant no 4 in FDI), Nigeria raised 5 times funding in tech sectors than Kenya in the 2021, do i need to mention FDI in Banking, Manufacturing industries, Entertainment, Agriculture ??, Nollywood was valued at $3.6 billion in 2016 and now worth $6.4 billion by 2021, Nigeria received 6.1 times FDI in agricultural sector than Kenya, Nigga, go compare you dead country with Uganda

68816419:

Mad man,
about same week you visited

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

I tried to catch the 3 time x 2 weeks ago. It was not possible. Also some of these youtube videos the person might have snapped the video one or two months ago and just posted it three. If when we went to catch we are 4 off use and very disappointed

3km long bridge going up this year at at cost of 200million

In addition to Kumasi Outer Ring road, Southern Bypass and Western Bypass...

Huge infrastructure investments

@shma you said Nigerians are poor,is Kenya rich.pls and pls no kenyan can lecture us on poverty.we have nothing to learn from you.if there is anything you should be learning from us. Despite our woes an average Nigeria will forever be richer than a average Kenya.this is a wicked facts you gon’ have to deal with slumpig.

Venture capital - Tech funding has been a battle btw Kenya and Nigeria - sometimes on tech company get big unicorn type funding and alter the scale - of course thanks to some naive investors willing to burn their capital in place where even electricity is foreign - they will spend half the money buying diesel for generators - and run.

68816419:

manze
We attracted more investment in Tech, Banking, Manufacturing industries, Entertainment, Agriculture than the whole of east African not even Kenya , when we talk about FD1 in Africa Nigeria, Egypt, SA and Ethiopia are the big boys
1 - Tech funding ( Nigeria is number 1 while Kenya distant no 4 in FDI), Nigeria raised 5 times funding in tech sectors than Kenya in the 2021, do i need to mention FDI in Banking, Manufacturing industries, Entertainment, Agriculture ??, Nollywood was valued at $3.6 billion in 2016 and now worth $6.4 billion by 2021, Nigeria received 6.1 times FDI in agricultural sector than Kenya

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


I tried to catch the 3 time x 2 weeks ago. It was not possible. Also some of these youtube videos the person might have snapped the video one or two months ago and just posted it three. If when we went to catch we are 4 off use and very disappointed

Man, this video was shot just some days ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faKt4BCcW8Y&t=700s

rvp2018:
Nigeria is hopeless outside banking industry and dangote. When you count FDIS - remember to include Kenya as main source of fdi.

The usual diatribe.again quit the antics of shifting goal post,we will get to this topics(it will still be a dead end for Kenyans cos you still wouldn’t measure up) fir now focus on the subject of discussion which is Nigeria’s non-oil sector fdi in 2020 vs Kenya’s entire fdi in 2020. I had to remind you Just in case you’ve forgotten too quickly.

Ok. Try and use at least half of your energy you use hurling insults to go and farm to produce something to feed your people. Hopefully you won't rely on food aid this year.

gallivant:


It's nothing personal but we have relegated food discussions to the bin. Try another topic or better yet go line up in Abuja for a South African passport like everyone else. Dimwit!

3km bridge for 200m - implausible. Mad cow daily ranting

Just30:
3km long bridge going up this year at at cost of 200million

In addition to Kumasi Outer Ring road, Southern Bypass and Western Bypass...

Huge infrastructure investments

rvp2018:
SAA is failed airline. KQ has never stopped flying since inception. Not even during worse of COVID-19. We convered the dreamliners to freightliners.

Bankrupt SAA stopped flying for 18 months. Now they are flying to DRC congo and Ghana - and we are helping them - because we know they have lots of potential.

This looks like failure to me. You have never made a single profit since the inception of this flying coffin.

The same train I saw that white guy boarding in Ibandan - you have to drive for 20 kilometres in middle of nowhere to get the railway station. The train itself took 4 hours from Ibandan to Lagos. It also runs irregularly depending on the mood of the driver

68816419:


Man, this video was shot just some days ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faKt4BCcW8Y&t=700s

rvp2018:
Venture capital - Tech funding has been a battle btw Kenya and Nigeria - sometimes on tech company get big unicorn type funding and alter the scale - of course thanks to some naive investors willing to burn their capital in place where even electricity is foreign - they will spend half the money buying diesel for generators - and run.

Don’t kid yourself ,there is no battle here but flawless victory.

The facts that investors are willing to power their generators in Nigeria than going to Kenya should tell you why we shouldn’t even be having this argument in the first place. You are a small insignificant fry. Get that in.