rvp2018:
Having long rolled out digital platforms in all primary and secondary schools - that involved electrifying all schools, giving them laptops and audio-visual equipments - Kenya has launched virtual lessons to address teacher shortage.
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/education/article/2001435658/tsc-rolls-out-virtual-lesson-plan-allowing-schools-to-share-tutors
National (best) schools will adopt poor schools and live stream lessons to selected schools - one teacher can adopt 5 schools
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2022 and your schools are now getting electricity?

rvp2018:
Having long rolled out digital platforms in all primary and secondary schools - that involved electrifying all schools, giving them tablets, laptops and audio-visual equipment's - Kenya has launched virtual lessons to address teacher shortage.
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/education/article/2001435658/tsc-rolls-out-virtual-lesson-plan-allowing-schools-to-share-tutors
National (best) schools will adopt poor schools and live stream lessons to selected schools - one teacher can adopt 5 schools
.

It remains to be seen if this will stem the woeful failure Kenya's final year secondary school students always encounter.

Just40:
2022 and your schools are now getting electricity?

You like trouble.

If we used Ghana method of measuring electricity access - we would be 100 percent - because you basically count community access - as electricity access

Between 2014 and 2016, the government of Kenya embarked on an extensive electrification project targeting all schools. Schools near the grid network were connect to grid electricity while those further received solar photovoltaics. This increased the share of schools with electricity from 56% in 2014 to 94% in 2016

Then we have supplied 99 percent of all schools with digital tools

digischoo.go.ke

Just40:
2022 and your schools are now getting electricity?

I was taking my niece to college recently - and I asked her about exams - and she confirmed - Kenya exams since 2015 changed from Nigeria type crap (List or Name this) - into analytical exams - she told me in all subject except maybe CRE and Agri.

If West Africa kids were to sit for Kenya exams - failure rate will be close to 100 percent. In fact I recall reading getting kids scoring an A in Kenya biology (should be one simplest STEM) has become so hard..medicine courses have issues.

In short - you get what you measure - I am sure kids in Burundi and Nigeria pass their easy exams - but when will you make the turn for better and really measure that critical thinking skills?

obaaderemi:
It remains to be seen if this will stem the woeful failure Kenya's final year secondary school students always encounter.

Just40:
2022 and your schools are now getting electricity?

Nigeria Industrialization sure, This what we call equal development across all region
Abdulsamad Rabiu of BUA will this morning host President Buhari to commission this newly built 3 million ton cement plant in Sokoto. The Kano billionaire and second richest man in Nigeria is building two more plants in Edo and Adamawa to take their production to 20 million tons with a a 48 megawatt power plant for Sokoto Cement line 3 in Sokoto State

obaaderemi:
You like trouble.

rvp2018:
If we used Ghana method of measuring electricity access - we would be 100 percent - because you basically count community access - as electricity access

Between 2014 and 2016, the government of Kenya embarked on an extensive electrification project targeting all schools. Schools near the grid network were connect to grid electricity while those further received solar photovoltaics. This increased the share of schools with electricity from 56% in 2014 to 94% in 2016

Then we have supplied 99 percent of all schools with digital tools

digischoo.go.ke

it's a simple question.... No need for your lunatic epistle

The fact that your country send electricity to communities and don't connect the houses does not mean we do same..

Development @ all angles: The dualisation of Broadcasting/Shiroro Road Minna in Niger State(Northern Nigeria)

68816419:

Nigeria Industrialization sure, This what we call equal development across all region
Abdulsamad Rabiu of BUA will this morning host President Buhari to commission this newly built 3 million ton cement plant in Sokoto. [/b]The Kano billionaire and second richest man in Nigeria is building two more plants in [b]Edo and Adamawa to take their production to 20 million tons with a a 48 megawatt power plant for Sokoto Cement line 3 in Sokoto State

These are what is needed

What is the plan to sell cement - about 3 times lower like Kenya. Otherwise this good for Rabiu & his few employees- and bad for Nigeria. It's better if you were to continue importing - for surely manufacturing something that is almost 4 times more expensive than global prices is crazy

68816419:

Nigeria Industrialization sure, This what we call equal development across all region
Abdulsamad Rabiu of BUA will this morning host President Buhari to commission this newly built 3 million ton cement plant in Sokoto. [/b]The Kano billionaire and second richest man in Nigeria is building two more plants in [b]Edo and Adamawa to take their production to 20 million tons with a a 48 megawatt power plant for Sokoto Cement line 3 in Sokoto State

Mad cow it's how Ghana measure electricity access - if a community or village has some wires - then you declare everyone has electricity - dont worry India has similar methodology - it's very misleading

For this reason, although MoP estimated electricity access in 2010 to be about 72% (meaning 72% of Ghana's population lived in communities with access to electricity ...
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/307968902_Toward_universal_electrification_in_Ghana

Just40:
it's a simple question.... No need for your lunatic epistle

The fact that your country send electricity to communities and don't connect the houses does not mean we do same..

rvp2018:
What is the plan to sell cement - about 3 times lower like Kenya. Otherwise this good for Rabiu & his few employees- and bad for Nigeria. It's better if you were to continue importing - for surely manufacturing something that is almost 4 times more expensive than global prices is crazy

how much is a 50kg bag of cement in Kenya?

rvp2018:
I was taking my niece to college recently - and I asked her about exams - and she confirmed - Kenya exams since 2015 changed from Nigeria type crap (List or Name this) - into analytical exams - she told me in all subject except maybe CRE and Agri.

If West Africa kids were to sit for Kenya exams - failure rate will be close to 100 percent. In fact I recall reading getting kids scoring an A in Kenya biology (should be one simplest STEM) has become so hard..medicine courses have issues.

In short - you get what you measure - I am sure kids in Burundi and Nigeria pass their easy exams - but when will you make the turn for better and really measure that critical thinking skills?

If Nigerian kids sit for exams in Kenya, the pass rate would be close to 100. If your kids are failing exams simply because they are asked to analyse stuff, then it shows they've been poorly prepared and frivolous on their own part.

Same goes for your nurses, who struggle to pass basic literacy exams. Kenya's education is bad. Simple.

Cross River state (South South)
construction of spaghetti flyover, rehabilitation and dualization of Calabar-Odukpani highway

68816419:
Cross River state (South East)
construction of spaghetti flyover, rehabilitation and dualization of Calabar-Odukpani highway

cross river is SS.

Idle talks. PISA like assessment accross countries have been done over the years - and Kenya kids are only competing with Mauritus in Africa. You compete as always with Somalia and Burundi...though you beat them in number of kids out of school...in streets begging.

obaaderemi:
If Nigerian kids sit for exams in Kenya, the pass rate would be close to 100. If your kids are failing exams simply because they are asked to analyse stuff, then it shows they've been poorly prepared and frivolous on their own part.

Same goes for your nurses, who struggle to pass basic literacy exams. Kenya's education is bad. Simple.

You must have bought bespoke designs - looking at the renders why would you need such an extravagant intersection? Lagos with world worst commute is crying for those.

68816419:
Cross River state (South East)
construction of spaghetti flyover, rehabilitation and dualization of Calabar-Odukpani highway

About 4-5 dollars -max 6 dollars - nigeria I think 10 even 12 dollars.

theenchanter:
how much is a 50kg bag of cement in Kenya?

rvp2018:
Mad cow it's how Ghana measure electricity access - if a community or village has some wires - then you declare everyone has electricity - dont worry India has similar methodology - it's very misleading

For this reason, although MoP estimated electricity access in 2010 to be about 72% (meaning 72% of Ghana's population lived in communities with access to electricity ...
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/307968902_Toward_universal_electrification_in_Ghana

in Ghana when we send electricity to rural communities.... We give every house a free meter with 3 months of free subscription and connect everyone of them to the grid for free..also the meters are placed on a year subside program


Fight it all you want but those are the facts .... Meanwhile your country is still asking it rural folks to buy meters and pay for connection to their houses....

No wonder your country is so dark

rvp2018:
What is the plan to sell cement - about 3 times lower like Kenya. Otherwise this good for Rabiu & his few employees- and bad for Nigeria. It's better if you were to continue importing - for surely manufacturing something that is almost 4 times more expensive than global prices is crazy

Nigerians are not complaining, we have the money Mazze, why do you think our consumptions keeps going up?

theenchanter:
cross river is SS.

Corrected, Thanks

theenchanter:
cross river is SS.

Hmm politically yes. Geographically it can be argued, but I get what you mean.

rvp2018:
You must have bought bespoke designs - looking at the renders why would you need such an extravagant intersection? Lagos with world worst commute is crying for those.

The state has population of about 5 million and the state capital is madly growing, so all these projects are needed, beside, we should always plan ahead.
Lagos is already building such process across the state, and mostly at mainland, this project bellow is such types of projects recently lunched
Ojoto Ojota/Opebi Link Bridges and Approach Roads

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-RyBM6SaK0

AfriqueDuZuid:


You cannot be biggest in West and Central when you are not part of those regions.

It's impossible for a Ukraine to say biggest in East and West Europe while it's located in East Europe.

So Kenya cannot claim biggest in Central while it's not in Central or West regions

Did I think you only have a problem with Kenyans mentioning SA? Then I was wrong.

You're now intrigued by the fact that SA was not acknowledged in that convo like "*** biggest military hospital outside SA in sub-Saharan."

When will you stop crying out - like a toddler?

Not the entire upper hill but definitely one of the best upper hill aerial views.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMO0ZP6MLWM

Shma:


Did I think you only have a problem with Kenyans mentioning SA? Then I was wrong.

You're now intrigued by the fact that SA was not acknowledged in that convo like "*** biggest military hospital outside SA in sub-Saharan."

When will you stop crying out - like a toddler?

if she also stayed in Maitama, Wuse,Gwarimpa,Asokoro, Ikoyi and the posh areas of Nigeria she would also say the same.

rvp2018:
Idle talks. PISA like assessment accross countries have been done over the years - and Kenya kids are only competing with Mauritus in Africa. You compete as always with Somalia and Burundi...though you beat them in number of kids out of school...in streets begging.

Your chart does not support your claims. And it definitely doesn't negate the facts that your kids fail their final exams woefully.

rvp2018:
Is this in Thika or in Kabete barracks. It's intersection of james gichuru & redhill
At end of this video - you can see the cranes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dr7uxRRuNzc&feature=emb_title
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It is in Kabete. Thanks for that correction. The Construction dynamics in that section is quite mind-boggling. From James gichuru as you connect with the expressway. The width of the road is just something else.

68816419:
if she also stayed in Maitama, Wuse,Gwarimpa,Asokoro, Ikoyi and the posh areas of Nigeria she would also say the same.

I believe this is sarcasm. .. Cos man, Nigeria is building with no plans. Nice buildings integrated with shanties can't impress anyone. Try to implement zoning laws, focus on green tech, building codes, landscaping, and nature parks, Then you'll be good to go.

vankelvin:
Bravo to Kenyans

Kazikazi will not appreciate such statistics.

68816419:
if she also stayed in Maitama, Wuse,Gwarimpa,Asokoro, Ikoyi and the posh areas of Nigeria she would also say the same.

Exactly. The Kenyans promoted this their Nairobi so well, why for us we never saw Tourusm as important because of oil, and so everyone who comes to Nigeria is first exposed to MMIA and mainland lagos .
Lekki/Ikoyi are there with their Hotels, Skyscrapers, and what have you. Constant electricity is not a problem in some parts of Nigeria, if you can pay for it. Just that it's better the Government provides constant electricity and for all especially.

The major problem visitors have with Lagos (usually extrapolated to all of Nigeria) is that it is fast and rugged. People want somewhere a bit relaxed, but there is Jos and of course Abuja or Lekki if you have the money.