jl115:
nope

Is Casablanca better than your top 3 cities in South Africa?

samorobo:


Gdp and fdi are the thesame thing? Mumu

Clearly we are dealing with armchair intellectuals.

[quote author=GeneralDae post=109095323]
[s]The Nigerian Agric sector is almost the size of Brazil in terms of GDP -/[/s]quote]

HOW? WHAT? Let me remind you the critical tractors per capita stats:

Brazil 113 2006

Naij 6.7 2007

Not even the notorious Naij voodoo could possibly allow you to outproduce them agriculturally. You're not near the same league-they're Champions League while you're struggling to avoid relegation in the Waffa div 5! You're hoe powered subsistence cassava farming is farrrr from their industrialised farming operations. Fyi,Brazil is undergoing a successful agricultural revolution.

Due to advancements in agricultural technology that benefit farmers all over the world, Brazilian farmers today are creating thriving agricultural operations on land that was considered agriculturally useless for hundreds of years. In addition, these operations are more productive, allowing for more harvest, using less land. As of 2016, Brazil’s sugarcane and orange crops were more productive than those anywhere else in the world, based on how much they can produce per acre of land.

https://techonomy.com/2020/04/how-tech-helps-brazilian-agriculture-soar/

Nigga,you're babbling like a 'tard-you've no idea of what you speak!

forgiveness:




Ok it is as develop as South Africa. Is that what you hate to here?

However, can you explain your objection to my assertion?

because its just plain wrong.....there are many SSA countries that rank higher in terms of HDI than Nigeria.

Same with infrastructure

forgiveness:


Show me your statistical facts. Lagos, Abuja, Ikeja, and Lekki are more developed than any place in that country.

QOL index mercer, Quality of infrastructure index WEF, HDI index....... Which one do you want?

forgiveness:


Is Casablanca better than your top 3 cities in South Africa?

nope

rvp2018:
6) Blocking kenya investment in hotels and accomodation - and more importantly Kenya WORLD CLASS MOST SOUGHT AFTER KENYA UTALLI COLLEGE graudate - running hotels worldwide - almost as good as the Swiss. Even in Ghana - their useless hotel industry is hiring kenyans.

Since its inception Kenya Utalii College has grown in size and scope to become the prestigious institution of international repute that it is today. We are internationally recognized as a center of academic excellence in hotel and tourism training.

Established 28 years ago, the College has trained close to 25, 000 students both in full and part time course programs. The above number includes both local and foreign students coming from over 40 countries.

Intercon worldwide has a training deal with Utalii. For a decade now.

Utalii signs training deal with InterCon

Hoteliers have stepped in to raise the training standards in the hospitality industry, which is increasingly facing shortage of talent due to stiff competition.

An initiative of the Kenya Association of Hotel Keepers and Caterers (KAHC), students and faculty of pioneer trainer Utalii College will be coached by InterContinental Hotel Nairobi.

Signed as a pilot last week, KAHC says if well run the project will be extended to other colleges at a time Kenya is fighting for a stronger presence in the tourism industry.

“This will enhance the relationship between Utalii College and the industry, with students getting exposure in different kitchens,” said Mr Mike Macharia, the KAHC chief executive.

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

I didn't know SAA was in such srs ishyt!

South Africa’s embattled national airline has flown its first plane since March 2020 after emerging from bankruptcy proceedings.

Passengers on the South African Airways (SAA) flight from Johannesburg to Cape Town on Thursday were greeted on their departure by singing and dancing airline staff.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/9/23/south-african-airways-resumes-flights-after-bankruptcy

Once Africa’s second largest airline after Ethiopian Airlines, SAA had survived for decades on government bailouts and was shedding routes even before the COVID-19 pandemic struck....Chief Finance Officer Fikile Mhlontlo said this week that the airline’s fleet is down to six planes, from a previous 46.

HAIYYAAA!? Rmbr KQ ran into problems with false flag terror in 2013 and following year Lamu so unlike most I don't blame Naikuni who had abold plan to make it a global player: imo,he was on the right track.

[quote author=kikuyu1 post=109105029][/quote]

Nigerian Agriculture at a glance:

Nigeria produced in 2018:

59.4 million tons of cassava (the largest producer in the world). Nigeria accounts for cassava production of up to 20 per cent of the world, about 34 per cent of Africa’s and about 46 per cent of West Africa’s.[2]
47.5 million tons of yam (largest producer in the world);
10.1 million tons of maize (14th largest producer in the world);
7.8 million tons of palm oil (4th largest producer in the world, second only to Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand);
7.5 million tons of vegetable;
6.8 million tons of sorghum (2nd largest producer in the world, second only to the United States);
6.8 million tons of rice (one of the largest producers of rice in Africa,[2] 14th largest producer in the world);
4 million tons of sweet potato (3rd largest producer in the world, second only to China and Malawi);
3.9 million tons of tomato (11th largest producer in the world);
3.3 million tons of taro (largest producer in the world);
3 million tons of plantain (5th largest producer in the world);
2.8 million tons of peanut (3rd largest producer in the world, second only to China and India);
2.6 million tons of cowpea (largest producer in the world);
2.2 million tons of millet (4th largest producer in the world, second only to India, Niger and Sudan);
2 million tons of okra (2nd largest producer in the world, second only to India);
1.6 million tons of pineapple (7th largest producer in the world);
1.4 million tons of sugarcane;
1.3 million tonnes of potato;
949 thousand tons of mango (including mangosteen and guava);
938 thousand tons of onion;
833 thousand tons of papaya (6th largest producer in the world);
758 thousand tons of soy;
747 thousand tons of green pepper;
585 thousand tons of egusi;
572 thousand tons of sesame seed (4th largest producer in the world, losing only to Sudan, Myanmar and India);
369 thousand tons of ginger (3rd largest producer in the world, losing only to India and China);
332 thousand tons of cocoa (4th largest producer in the world, second only to Ivory Coast, Ghana and Indonesia);
263 thousand tons of sheanut;
In addition to smaller productions of other agricultural products.

However Brazil is far more commercialized than we are, but we have the population and land. Agriculture is by far the largest employer of labour in Nigeria.
Also I have never found a data that says Nigeria has a bigger agricultural sector than Brazil. Agriculture is about 21% of about 450 Billion dollars. We are in range but Brazil is still bigger than that, so why the lies?

rvp2018:
Nobody is deceived except Nigeria. Otherwise you would see FDI flowing to Nigeria. Nobody believe Africa statistics like those. They do their maths. Those that believe Nigeria should ask VW - they sold only 32 cars in a year

They go to Egypt and South Africa - and they see a developing country - and they visit, invest and want to live in such a country.

Kenya has 10-15yrs to reach there - but they can see the promise .

Deceive yourself with giant stories of Africa - nobody outside Nigeria will take such figures seriously - unless they are also foolish.

Do people even inside Nigeria take the statistics correct not at all that is what I notice when I visited Nigeria daytime. Most of the statistics for the Nigerian government the Citizens do not even believe them. In one week Nigerian lost 100 billion naira of helicopter companies to Ghana, 35 private helicopter companies left Nigeria to Ghana in one week. This shows you the type of economy in Nigeria has

rvp2018:
Mostly in OIL & GAS sector - that is just only FDI you'll see and it's only functional part of your economy. Fintech maybe - and Tech companies throwing money to Africa now.

Even though oil and gas they are not doing great the Indians and Chinese are just taking their oil and gas and giving them loans and development contracts.the fintech companies just for loans once they have borrowed money they do not care, in less than one year you will not hear any about the company again. In fact the banking sector in Nigeria is totally collapse the banks are now limited money which they put in their ATM machines. Let me enjoy my braai

GeneralDae:

Nigerian GDP is about 450 Billion dollars. Agriculture sector is 24% of that which is about 108 Billion dollars. Brazil's agricultural GDP is about 119 billion dollars ( if I'm not mistaken).

My friend stop deceiving yourself. You are a total illiterate you cannot even compare with Brazil. Brazil is the biggest exporter of soya beans in the world the biggest exporter of maize in the world the biggest exporter of cashew in the world the biggest exporter of sunflower in the world the biggest exporter of avocado in the world the biggest exporter of plantain in the world the biggest exporter of sugarcane in the world now tell me where is Nigeria. The gdp is fake. Take a trip to Benin Republic and see the 10th of thousands of Nigerian refugees. The poverty capital of the world we have the biggest GDP 8 country rent in Hunger in the world where the biggest exporter of food keep on fooling yourself.


Watch this video and see the amount of Nigerian refugees in Benin Republic. This shows that Benin Republic is more progressive


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN66jM_HszM

BeforeJuly:

Brother you shouldn't fall for this scam. My friend was in Kigali from September to mid December 2021and he had a lot of negative things to say about Rwanda.

Those guys actually heavily fine beggars...they must not be spotted any where within Kigali.

Most of the citizens are poor and most things were outrageously expensive. Just be prepared to spend double and sometimes triple of whatever you want to buy.

Rent is very exorbitant. And not worth the price.

They basically milk foreigners to their last dime so you really need to have a lot of money on you. As a foreigner you pay double the price of any thing.

The Rwanda beyond Kigali is basically a village. My friend saw all these himself.

3G experience was very depressing for him and 4G was underwhelming. Cost of data was also high.
The mosquitoes of Kigali are also very ruthless. Emphasis on ruthless.

One major upside for Him was the express licence to smash sexy girls once they found out you were Nigerian. ( Partly because of the money a Nigerian takes to Kigali and partly due to the access to free WiFi in his apartment).

You can't really speak against Kagame too. Kigali is heavily policed also.
Their nation is in debt as well.

Might be good for vacations but don't try to compare countries like Nigeria and Kenya to Rwanda.

Most visitors aren't impressed. Kigali is carefully made up with gimmicks like the airport robot to encourage the image of a Central African Singapore. Or the 100 mn $ Kigali Arena.
But even admirers beyond praising Kagame for post 94 reconstruction are hard put to find true innovation. The society also is tiny with elements of not just brutality but sadism eagerly inflicted by Kagame like an old time Mwami on anyone who doesn't toe the line. If unmasked you're forced to attend an all night lecture.

Since mid-July, official figures show that about 70,000 people accused of ignoring the 9:00 pm curfew or rules on mandatory face masks have been ordered by police to sit through hours of speeches at local arenas or detention centres.

[url][/https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.deccanchronicle.com/amp/world/africa/070820/rwandans-sent-to-all-night-lectures-as-punishment-for-breaking-covid-r.html]
Who does that!?


Btw, there's a strong undercurrent of witchcraft in Rwanda blamed for poverty, illness and death. They're as bad as Waffas with that ishyt! I've heard them talking of curses and jinnis here Kampala and Kigali. I rmbr just after the genocide some Tutsi hotties in Nairobi told me Habyarimana died cause if revenge from the spirits for killing his predecessor Grigoire Kayibanda in 73 by starvation.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


My friend stop deceiving yourself. You are a total illiterate you cannot even compare with Brazil. Brazil is the biggest exporter of soya beans in the world the biggest exporter of maize in the world the biggest exporter of cashew in the world the biggest exporter of sunflower in the world the biggest exporter of avocado in the world the biggest exporter of plantain in the world the biggest exporter of sugarcane in the world now tell me where is Nigeria. The gdp is fake. Take a trip to Benin Republic and see the 10th of thousands of Nigerian refugees. The poverty capital of the world we have the biggest GDP 8 country rent in Hunger in the world where the biggest exporter of food keep on fooling yourself.


Watch this video and see the amount of Nigerian refugees in Benin Republic. This shows that Benin Republic is more progressive


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN66jM_HszM

Oh the Irony . A well known illiterate referring to another as illiterate. .
Anyway Nigerian Agriculture is 21% of 448 Billion dollars to be precise which is just around a 100 Billion Dollars and that is accurate data. Nigeria is not comparing herself with Brazil in agriculture but we are not far off, we are in range and just need to get mechanization and other key aspects right.

Note I may not reply to your next gibberish though. This is just in the spirit of the new year where I give some illiterates the benefit of the doubt.

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.

Ordinarily, I'd meet respond to you anymore than I would a battling dog: is Gupta a Kanuri, a Fulani or one of the "hard-working " people? Could he be Ijaw or maybe Ejiagham?

rvp2018:
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)

Goodness! They need us! How indeed - you missed NYC though, no biggie!

gallivant:


You are foaming in the mouth again, without saying anything substantial.

Don't project your weakness on me, pig. So many people have called you out here for never contributing anything meaningful. You only clap and support your fellow little Indians like the girlish cheerleader pig you are.

kikuyu1:


Ordinarily, I'd meet respond to you anymore than I would a battling dog: is Gupta a Kanuri, a Fulani or one of the "hard-working " people? Could he be Ijaw or maybe Ejiagham?

What's he saying now? These little Indians and poor grammar.

rvp2018:
Dont mix mental illness with illegal drugs - what a tortured argument. Just share the link of the miracle 200M 3km bridge. That has to be cheapest such bridge.

This is the only bridge in the world that can cost so little.

GeneralDae:

Oh the Irony . A well known illiterate referring to another as illiterate. .
Anyway Nigerian Agriculture is 21% of 448 Billion dollars to be precise which is just around a 100 Billion Dollars and that is accurate data. Nigeria is not comparing herself with Brazil in agriculture but we are not far off, we are in range and just need to get mechanization and other key aspects right.

Note I may not reply to your next gibberish though. This is just in the spirit of the new year where I give some illiterates the benefit of the doubt.

Stop replying the illiterate. He is not worth it.

obaaderemi:
Don't project your weakness on me, pig. So many people have called you out here for never contributing anything meaningful. You only clap and support your fellow little Indians like the girlish cheerleader pig you are.

Lol

Listen to this clown. I guess calling us little Indians isn't projecting your low self esteem. Sometimes read the nonsense you post..

obaaderemi:
Stop replying the illiterate. He is not worth it.

A very compelling argument. This is the type of discourse you bring around here Obaboon, and silly Indian jabs.

kikuyu1:


This is the only bridge in the world that can cost so little.

Lmao.

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.

Kenyaairways debts would frighten off anyone. SAA about ten years ago was where Kenya airways is . Debt ridden.

gallivant:


Lol

Listen to this clown. I guess calling us little Indians isn't projecting your low self esteem. Sometimes read the nonsense you post..

Pained pig. The 'little Indian' tag must have really hurt you.

obaaderemi:
Kenyaairways debts would frighten off anyone. SAA about ten years ago was where Kenya airways is . Debt ridden.

no one is coming closed to this level of debt

Nigeria agricultural sector is no joke!!

Cont’d

Just30:
no one is coming closed to this level of debt

Are you speaking on behalf of Air Ghana, because you can save your opinion for other extinct airlines in West Africa.

Population of Canada is just about 38 million while India is over 1.3billion, why does Canada have higher budget than India?

obaaderemi:
Pained pig. The 'little Indian' tag must have really hurt you.

You see obaboon, how little things excite feeble minds.

GeneralDae:


Nigerian Agriculture at a glance:

Nigeria produced in 2018:

59.4 million tons of cassava (the largest producer in the world). Nigeria accounts for cassava production of up to 20 per cent of the world, about 34 per cent of Africa’s and about 46 per cent of West Africa’s.[2]
47.5 million tons of yam (largest producer in the world);
10.1 million tons of maize (14th largest producer in the world);
7.8 million tons of palm oil (4th largest producer in the world, second only to Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand);
7.5 million tons of vegetable;
6.8 million tons of sorghum (2nd largest producer in the world, second only to the United States);
6.8 million tons of rice (one of the largest producers of rice in Africa,[2] 14th largest producer in the world);
4 million tons of sweet potato (3rd largest producer in the world, second only to China and Malawi);
3.9 million tons of tomato (11th largest producer in the world);
3.3 million tons of taro (largest producer in the world);
3 million tons of plantain (5th largest producer in the world);
2.8 million tons of peanut (3rd largest producer in the world, second only to China and India);
2.6 million tons of cowpea (largest producer in the world);
2.2 million tons of millet (4th largest producer in the world, second only to India, Niger and Sudan);
2 million tons of okra (2nd largest producer in the world, second only to India);
1.6 million tons of pineapple (7th largest producer in the world);
1.4 million tons of sugarcane;
1.3 million tonnes of potato;
949 thousand tons of mango (including mangosteen and guava);
938 thousand tons of onion;
833 thousand tons of papaya (6th largest producer in the world);
758 thousand tons of soy;
747 thousand tons of green pepper;
585 thousand tons of egusi;
572 thousand tons of sesame seed (4th largest producer in the world, losing only to Sudan, Myanmar and India);
369 thousand tons of ginger (3rd largest producer in the world, losing only to India and China);
332 thousand tons of cocoa (4th largest producer in the world, second only to Ivory Coast, Ghana and Indonesia);
263 thousand tons of sheanut;
In addition to smaller productions of other agricultural products.

However Brazil is far more commercialized than we are, but we have the population and land. Agriculture is by far the largest employer of labour in Nigeria.
Also I have never found a data that says Nigeria has a bigger agricultural sector than Brazil. Agriculture is about 21% of about 450 Billion dollars. We are in range but Brazil is still bigger than that, so why the lies?

Nigeria, the world fifth largest palm oil producer, consumes around two million tonnes of palm oil per year, half of which is imported, with local output at 800,000 to one million tonnes.

[url]https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20211003-nigeria-looks-to-revive-ailing-palm-oil-sector/url]

Today, Nigeria is the fifth largest palm oil producing country, with 1.5% or 1.03 million metric tonnes of the world's total output, according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).

Nigeria’s rice production rose from 4.89 million metric tonnes in 2020 to 5.0 million metric tonnes in 2021, data from the United States Department of Agriculture showed.

[url][https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/504035-2021-nigerias-rice-wheat-production-up-in-year-blighted-by-high-food-prices.htmlurl]

Then there's this:

The Senate Committee on Agriculture on Wednesday in Abuja said about two million metric tons of rice is currently being imported or smuggled into the country.

[url][https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/498442-two-million-metric-tons-of-rice-smuggled-into-nigeria-annually-senate-committee.htmlurl]

Like most men with no code you're am incorrigible liar. Am DONE with you!