rvp2018:
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.

Unlike this failure we have a double sgr gradually encroaching the country not your Chinese Ponzi scheme milking you fry with no mercy .

Depend on who is compiling the list.

According to a preliminary overview report about startup investments in Africa by Startup list Africa, Kenya is the leading destination for startup investments in Africa in 2020.

Kenya received over 25% of total funding in Africa which is a significant cut of the pie. The top industry that received the funding was renewable energy which is an industry that has seen tremendous interest in.

According to their report. Kenya led the way with $266 million (Kshs 29.3 billion) in investments ahead of Nigeria ($237 million), South Africa ($198 million), Egypt ($125 million) and Ghana ($90 million). The top industries that got funding in Kenya are in renewable energy, Agritech and logistics. The startups that got the most funding in Kenya in 2020 include:

Greenlight Planet – $90 million (Private Equity)
Twiga Foods – $29.4 million (Debt)
Komaza – $28 million (Series B)
Sendy – $20 million (Series B)
Sokowatch – $14 million (Series A)

samorobo:


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.

Yep pushing BS should be their biggest export

Just30:
I will say, they've been pumped with full propaganda, they are full in the belly of it and now spreading it international..

Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Egypt remain emphatically Africa’s “big four” from a funding perspective, accounting for 77 per cent of funded startups and 89.2 per cent of total investment. Nigeria (85), Egypt (82) and South Africa (81) lead the way from a ventures perspective, but when it comes to total combined raised capital it is Kenya that is Africa’s leader, with startups from the East African country raising over US$190 million in funding in 2020.

GeneralDae:



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.


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


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

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But many are rich.


Bro Bokoharam is not doing shit.

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

I wish I could have a more time we discuss this, I'm kinda busy today.

But, .... Nigeria produces 2.5 million barrels per day, you're ranked sixth largest producer of oil in the world - you should not drive an excuse for your underdevelopment.

On the ground, Nigeria is doing nothing - Saudi Arabia is building new cities - change can be seen - the hope of Nigeria is Eko, so far - since it break ground many years back, we can only see 6 incomplete buildings - that's how failed you are.

Exporting crude oil then importing the same crude oil in refined form at a higher price is utter bullish"t.

See what Saudi is doing with their crude oil:

Major industrial facilities in Saidi Arabia also use gas as feedstock to produce petrochemicals, fertilizers, steel, el and other products that in turn feed a thriving industrial sector.

Until the 1970s, most of the natural gas produced in the Kingdom was in association with crude oil production, and was flared off at the well. An ambitious project known as the Master Gas System allowed Saudi Aramco to collect the gas and pipe it around the country.

Saudi Arabia also actively promotes foreign investment in natural gas. In July 2003 an agreement was signed with Royal Dutch/Shell and France’s Total to develop upstream gas operations in the Empty Quarter (Rub’ al-Khali). In March 2005, additional contracts were signed for two vast oil and gas projects

samorobo:


Can I get a link or something?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BOTlfAEaAo

Watch his interview.

rvp2018:
Depend on who is compiling the list.

According to a preliminary overview report about startup investments in Africa by Startup list Africa, Kenya is the leading destination for startup investments in Africa in 2020.

Kenya received over 25% of total funding in Africa which is a significant cut of the pie. The top industry that received the funding was renewable energy which is an industry that has seen tremendous interest in.

According to their report. Kenya led the way with $266 million (Kshs 29.3 billion) in investments ahead of Nigeria ($237 million), South Africa ($198 million), Egypt ($125 million) and Ghana ($90 million). The top industries that got funding in Kenya are in renewable energy, Agritech and logistics. The startups that got the most funding in Kenya in 2020 include:

Greenlight Planet – $90 million (Private Equity)
Twiga Foods – $29.4 million (Debt)
Komaza – $28 million (Series B)
Sendy – $20 million (Series B)
Sokowatch – $14 million (Series A)

Quit foaming in the mouth,this is for 2021 taahira. Stop living in the past.

Useless thing - The LITS facilitates 4 trips a day - waste of money - more like one in Abuja that carries 400 passengers. Waste of MONEY. Kenya has commutter rail in Nairobi - and the long distance rail services - now Nairobi to Mombasa. Nairobi to Kisumu. Nairobi to Nanyuki.

samorobo:


Unlike this failure we have a double sgr gradually encroaching the country not your Chinese Ponzi scheme milking you fry with no mercy .

rvp2018:
Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Egypt remain emphatically Africa’s “big four” from a funding perspective, accounting for 77 per cent of funded startups and 89.2 per cent of total investment. Nigeria (85), Egypt (82) and South Africa (81) lead the way from a ventures perspective, but when it comes to total combined raised capital it is Kenya that is Africa’s leader, with startups from the East African country raising over US$190 million in funding in 2020.

Maybe in 2020.

Definitely not in 2021.

Nigeria is the undisputed tech leader both in funding and number of start ups.

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.

cry cry Nigga,@ bold, no battle here mazze, Kenya is nowhere near Nigeria in terms of technology, entertainment, mining, banking, agriculture, manufacturing, and even tourism. Comparing Nigeria to Kenya is an insult to Nigeria. even at Venture capital, Kenya is at distance four, behind Nigeria,Egypt,South Africa

CSTRR:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BOTlfAEaAo

Watch his interview.

Oh I will,this video has been on my notifications for a few days now but I keep procrastinating. Thanks man.

rvp2018:
3km bridge for 200m - implausible. Mad cow daily ranting

Lunatic always fast to post

Do you know the cost of building bridges in water ?

You dont even know the scope of the project and you are here posting nonsense....

What sort of inferiority complex is this

chrisooblog:
Yep pushing BS should be their biggest export

samorobo:
@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.

Nigeria is four times that. Only add extreme poverty line then fix Nigeria .

samorobo:


Quit foaming in the mouth,this is for 2021 taahira. Stop living in the past.

Aha.

I said it.

There is no way Nigeria is not leading funding in 2021.

rvp2018:
Useless thing - The LITS facilitates 4 trips a day - waste of money - more like one in Abuja that carries 400 passengers. Waste of MONEY. Kenya has commutter rail in Nairobi - and the long distance rail services - now Nairobi to Mombasa. Nairobi to Kisumu. Nairobi to Nanyuki.

Looking for useless things ,s look no further,you gat one right here.and no ,do t be stupid.no train carries 400 passengers in Abuja and let’s just pretend it does,we are not complaining neither are the Chinese knocking on our doo for debt. You can to deal with the economic failure of an headline that keeps popping up ever since you launched this failure,same thing with KQ. Never once have we had good new about this loss making venture,not once.

Shma:

Nigeria is four times that. Only add extreme poverty line then fix Nigeria .

More than half of your populace is extremely poor and slightly less than half of our populace is extremely poor and you slumpig think you have what it takes to lecture us. Pls and pls focus on the failures of your zoo.this is a new year.

In 2021, Nigeria got $1.41b while Kenya got a paltry $375m( which is a lot for the level of Kenya).

We need to stop debating now.

It's an insult comparing Kenya to Nigeria.

What of 2019? or 2018? So if today a start up in Tanzania ( ) wins a billion dollars in funding; will we then declare TZ the undisputed tech leader. Like I said for the last few years - in tech sector - it's been a battle btw Nigeria and Kenya - with South Africa and Egypt in the mix.

Now continue with heckling.

CSTRR:

Maybe in 2020.

Definitely not in 2021.

Nigeria is the undisputed tech leader both in funding and number of start ups.

I have said it before that a lot of Africans really don't understand or grasp the scope of Nigeria.

Either due to the negative publicity, or whatever reason.
And it brings a lot of disrespect.

They really don't know they are dealing with a behemoth.

They will know in time.

Abuja-Airport - cost 700M-1B dollars - carries 400 passengers per day
LTS - Ibandan-Lagos - double track - 150kms - only 4 passengers trains - - CRAZY
Kenya - NBI-Mombasa - about 15 cargo trains and 4 trains per day.

samorobo:


Looking for useless things ,s look no further,you gat one right here.and no ,do t be stupid.no train carries 400 passengers in Abuja and let’s just pretend it does,we are not complaining neither are the Chinese knocking on our doo for debt. You can to deal with the economic failure of an headline that keeps popping up ever since you launched this failure,same thing with KQ. Never once have we had good new about this loss making venture,not once.

samorobo:


Mumu.Lagos has numerous flyovers .we are on to big stuff now like modern light rail like those in developed world and few advanced African cities(Morocco,Algeria and the likes),new cities just to mention a few.

Who said you don't have? Why are you being ignorantly obtuse? You have so many flyovers just like Nairobi - Nairobi being the fourth most dynamic city in the world, we're constructing other 3flyovers; one in lang'at a, the other one in westlands and the other one in upper hill.

That aside, Nairobi is doing 2 grand projects: expressway of its own kind in Africa, and an upper hill viaduct - don't forget the gold Brt

Giant stories of grand delusion. Nobody is impressed. After 10,000 pages we have seen everything. UNDERWHELMING.

CSTRR:
I have said it before that a lot of Africans really don't understand or grasp the scope of Nigeria.

Either due to the negative publicity, or whatever reason.
And it brings a lot of disrespect.

They really don't know they are dealing with a behemoth.

They will know in time.

rvp2018:
What of 2019? or 2018? So if today a start up in Tanzania ( ) wins a billion dollars in funding; will we then declare TZ the undisputed tech leader. Like I said for the last few years - in tech sector - it's been a battle btw Nigeria and Kenya - with South Africa and Egypt in the mix.

Now continue with heckling.

If we go back previous years, I am sure we will see Nigerian steadily climbing to the current position it is.

And it is only going to get higher.

Of course I know - a kilometre of bridge is expensive - 3 kilometres that very very expensive. 200M is NOT enough. Maputo 3km - longest suspension bridge in Africa now - was nearly a billion dollar. What kind of bridge are you building for 200m dollars?

Just30:
Lunatic always fast to post

Do you know the cost of building bridges in water ?

You dont even know the scope of the project and you are here posting nonsense....

What sort of inferiority complex is this

rvp2018:
Giant stories of grand delusion. Nobody is impressed. After 10,000 pages we have seen everything. UNDERWHELMING.

There is a saying that you can't wake a man that is pretending to sleep.

rvp2018:
Of course I know - a kilometre of bridge is expensive - 3 kilometres that very very expensive. 200M is NOT enough.

That is very cheap considering the scope of work ....

It should easily cost 1.8 billion dollars but we got it at 200 million dollars.

So now it's no longer expensive but cheap?
200m is very expressive and then not enough in one sentence

Good boy .... Anyway, this is the scope of work...

It will have 6 lanes, a cable string section and stand at 146 meters high, 30 meters width and will withstand winds of up to 250km/h

samorobo:


Looking for useless things ,s look no further,you gat one right here.and no ,do t be stupid.no train carries 400 passengers in Abuja and let’s just pretend it does,we are not complaining neither are the Chinese knocking on our doo for debt. You can to deal with the economic failure of an headline that keeps popping up ever since you launched this failure,same thing with KQ. Never once have we had good new about this loss making venture, not once.

No Nigeria project can stand SGR infrastructure. Blame the trains but the infrastructure is still intact.

The rest of your noise is tantrums.

rvp2018:
Abuja-Airport - cost 700M-1B dollars - carries 400 passengers per day
LTS - Ibandan-Lagos - double track - 150kms - only 4 passengers trains - - CRAZY
Kenya - NBI-Mombasa - about 15 cargo trains and 4 trains per day.

This is a boring rant borne out of emotions. Abuja carrying 400 passé and Lagos Ibadan 4 passengers. This is not worth my response. Wallow in that distorted reality of your hit have it at the back of your mind that your Chinese Ponzi scheme is a failure. It’s the double standard of lecturing Ghanaians about Chinese in their mines whilst you folded your arms and watched the Chinese rob your dreg zoo fry.

I dont think so - see that diagram. Your diaspora is doing great - bringing investment back - but you're otherwise hopeless.

Kenya remain the rising african lion

CSTRR:

If we go back previous years, I am sure we will see Nigerian steadily climbing to the current position it is.

And it is only going to get higher.

Shma:


Who said you don't have? Why are you being ignorantly obtuse? You have so many flyovers just like Nairobi - Nairobi being the fourth most dynamic city, we're constructing other 3flyovers; one in lang'at a, the other one in westlands and the other one in upper hill.

That aside, Nairobi is doing 2 grand projects: expressway of its own kind in Africa, and an upper hill viaduct - don't forget the gold Brt

Grandness is relative I believe,you two less than 20km flyover obviously doesn’t inspire anyone,not even Togo. We are talking modern light rails worth billions with zero noise(not your Spanish garbage) and here you are troubling our peace with a flyover that can be gotten in far bolo Haram territory like Borno. Nonsense.

You were happy to show Indian Gupta 600M dollar steel mill? There is good chinese and bad chinese. Good Indian and bad indian. Good Nigerian and bad Nigerian. Investor versus smuggler. Tourist versus drug dealer.

samorobo:


This is a boring rant borne out of emotions. Abuja carrying 400 passé and Lagos Ibadan 4 passengers. This is not worth my response. Wallow in that distorted reality of your hit have it at the back of your mind that your Chinese Ponzi scheme is a failure. It’s the double standard of lecturing Ghanaians about Chinese in their mines whilst you folded your arms and watched the Chinese rob your dreg zoo fry.