rvp2018:
Mad cow....we started from bottom in 1963 and have now caused a global tea glut....try to do that in one industry and talk to us from your cane rat hovel.

Global glut pushed down tea prices in 2020 – KTDA - The Starhttps://www.the-star.co.ke › business › kenya › 2021-0...
19 Jan 2021 — Oversupply of tea at the Mombasa auction affected prices in the second half of last year, the Kenya Tea Development Agency has said.

Tea price drops for fifth week in a row on global gluthttps://www.businessdailyafrica.com › ... › Commodities
15 Nov 2021 — The price had rallied for two months after the introduction of the minimum price that buyers were supposed to pay for Kenya Tea Development ...

Global glut pushes down tea prices - Capital Businesshttps://www.capitalfm.co.ke › business › 2021/01 › glo...
18 Jan 2021 — NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 18-The volume of green leaf produced by smallholder tea farmers under Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) management

we will never create and over supply because our food buffer stock company is ever ready to buy everything for storage in their massive warehouses spread all across the country.

Almost 1 million tonnes of rice produced last year
Almost 1 million tonnes of cocoa
Tuber products are in abundance


Blood drinkers need to learn

rvp2018:
When Ghana stop dreaming of going abroad never to comeback like Nigeria - come and we continue this conversation.

yet has quality human resources in abundance than your country will ever have.... So much to the admiration of the world

Meanwhile, as we speak Kenyans just want to escape to Arabia to do menial jobs


All of these are just distractions.....

Talk about why, for 10 plus years now, Kenyan students have been failing massively.. Ghanaian teachers will never celebrate with this kind of mass failure because they know that their student performance is a reflection of their overall performance. Our education service will immediately call for teachers retraining if this happens here

Entire country arable - farming methods primitive - Ghana. Ghana is size of Uganda - you can feed 200 million people.
11 percent of country arable - world class farming - Kenya

This my homeland - and we have done very well with tea - not just multinationals - but private farms - they are now close to 100 tea factories

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Lag34RqblI&t=4s

Just40:
we will never create and over supply because our food buffer stock company is ever ready to buy everything for storage in their massive warehouses spread all across the country.

Almost 1 million tonnes of rice produced last year
Almost 1 million tonnes of cocoa
Tuber products are in abundance


Blood drinkers need to learn

Show me one country that has developed from exporting labour - start with philiphines and india and nigeria and ghana.
We fail our kids so they can join vocational training
Not acquire degrees without commensurate formal jobs.
We can make the pass exams with flying colours like we use to do - exams are moderated - you decide how many you want to pass.
You should do the same - and manufacturing will crawl - soon you will be china
Do you see Chinese graduate all over world looking for jobs?

Just40:
yet has quality human resources in abundance than your country will ever have.... So much to the admiration of the world

Meanwhile, as we speak Kenyans just want to escape to Arabia to do menial jobs


All of these are just distractions.....

Talk about why, for 10 plus years now, Kenyan students have been failing massively

rvp2018:
Entire country arable - farming methods primitive - Ghana. Ghana is size of Uganda - you can feed 200 million people.
11 percent of country arable - world class farming - Kenya

This my homeland - and we have done very well with tea - not just multinationals - but private farms - they are now close to 100 tea factories

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Lag34RqblI&t=4s

90% of this farms belongs to white Invaders in kenyan sad reality

rvp2018:
Entire country arable - farming methods primitive - Ghana. Ghana is size of Uganda - you can feed 200 million people.
11 percent of country arable - world class farming - Kenya

This my homeland - and we have done very well with tea - not just multinationals - but private farms - they are now close to 100 tea factories

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Lag34RqblI&t=4s

the Arable lands in your country is more than the cultivated lands in my country ...


So why are you not doing marvelously well at production?

In 1963 - small holder farmers produced 10% ; multinational 90 percent of tea.
Now - multinational produce 20%; small holder 80%
KTDA - Kenya tea dev agency - is without doubt one of africa most succesfully smallholder tea farming.
It regularly pays about a billion dollars to farmers.

Appisko:


90% of this farms belongs to white Invaders in kenyan sad reality

Appisko:


90% of this farms belongs to white Invaders in kenyan sad reality

Everything awesome to you belongs to whites. Ghana will remain mediocre if you have such low esteem. Wait for the whites to build you toilets for example.

rvp2018:
Show me one country that has developed from exporting labour - start with philiphines and india and nigeria and ghana.
We fail our kids so they can join vocational training
Not acquire degrees without commensurate formal jobs.
We can make the pass exams with flying colours like we use to do - exams are moderated - you decide how many you want to pass.
You should do the same - and manufacturing will crawl - soon you will be china
Do you see Chinese graduate all over world looking for jobs?

The US, Norway, Finland, Sweden

They've all exported labour all around the world...

Waa look at the nonsense you wrote above .... Your kids ain't smart enough to pass exams on things they've been thought
How will they compete in the world ?

Chinese graduates are all over the world trading one thing or the other.. that is the advantage their country has offered them

How did US export labour and to where? This kind of stuff beyond your Ghana brain.

EXAMS CAN BE MODERATED - again beyond your little puny brain.

We can decide how many kids we want to score A - we can make an A - 50 marks.

We have decided we want very few kids qualifying for universities.

We are not a factory for cheap graduates to the rest of the world.

From 2015 - we decided to deliberate make exams very hard and not to moderate the results - mass failure is intended to send them to vocational training.

Just40:
The US, Norway, Finland, Sweden

They've all exported labour all around the world...

Waa look at the nonsense you wrote above .... Your kids ain't smart enough to pass exams on things they've been thought
How will they compete in the world ?

Chinese graduates are all over the world trading one thing or the other.. that is the advantage their country has offered them

Just40:
what is a dwarf zombie looking for under my quotes if not for relevance?

This thread has nothing to do with hobbits. That's enough evidence on whom on here needs attention!!

rvp2018:
How did US export labour and to where? This kind of stuff beyond your Ghana brain.

EXAMS CAN BE MODERATED - again beyond your little puny brain.

The US exported labour to the entire Europe and Africa ... As well as Asia and south America ...

Swedes and Norwegians are all over Europe because of how smart and innovative they are.

If you don't know, just ask.....


No educational system take pride in mass failure, if it happens anywhere, they will call for an entire review of the system and teachers getting fired

Who said exams are easy? Once you've been taught, you shouldn't fail this massively except if was not from your syllabus

gallivant:


This thread has nothing to do with hobbits. That's enough evidence on whom on here needs attention!!

stop fuming

gallivant:


Everything awesome to you belongs to whites. Ghana will remain mediocre if you have such low esteem. Wait for the whites to build you toilets for example.

Lol u pinned if only you can direct ur anger to the white supremacists occupying ur lands maybe u can get them back

Beyond your paygrade. US exported Labour to Europe? and Africa? Which year was? You should have been failed in any exam - moderated or not. You see the caliber of Ghanains and the quality of their debate - their total lack of critical thinking skills?

You're an indictment of your education system.

Just40:
The US exported labour to the entire Europe and Africa ... As well as Asia and south America ...

Swedes and Norwegians are all over Europe because of how smart and innovative they are.

If you don't know, just ask.....


No educational system take pride in mass failure, if it happens anywhere, they will call for and entire review of the system and teachers getting fired

rvp2018:
Beyond your paygrade. US exported Labour to Europe? and Africa? Which year was? You should have been failed in any exam - moderated or not. You see the caliber of Ghanains and the quality of their debate - their total lack of critical thinking skills?

You're an indictment of your education system.

To Europe since the End of world war 2.
To Asia before the reign of Mao
To Africa, all throughout the independence struggle era.

To South America throughout the 20th century


Learn wide and you'll know a lot about the world ... Screaming and throwing tantrums in not the way to a good educational system...It doesn't speak well of the education you received..


Pick and encyclopedia and you will learn a lot .... You'll also find numerous history books in the process, that will enlighten you

PURE NONSENSE.
US after industralizing in 20th century has always been short of labour.
Importing labour worlwide.
Never exported Labour.
Just a few peace corps type to help Ghana - for one or two years before they go back home.
US economy grew because of it's domestic industry.

Ghana, Nigeria, Philiphines and India - those have been exporting labour.

Ghana began exporting millions of slaves in 15th century.

And it still look worse than Burundi.

Just40:
To Europe since the End of world war 2.
To Asia before the reign of Mao
To Africa, all throughout the independence struggle era.

To South America throughout the 20th century


Learn wide and you'll know a lot about the world ... Screaming and throwing tantrums in not the way to a good educational system...It doesn't speak well of the education you received..


Pick and encyclopedia and you will learn a lot .... You'll also find numerous history books in the process, that will enlighten you

Appisko:


Lol u pinned if only you can direct ur anger to the white supremacists occupying ur lands maybe u can get them back

Lack of toilets thinking. What is pinned?

New projects that have broken ground at Ridge

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2pZvdzc6Fw


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcQemDNzR7Y

rvp2018:
PURE NONSENSE.
US after industralizing in 20th century has always been short of labour.
Importing labour worlwide.
Never exported Labour.
Just a few peace corps type to help Ghana - for one or two years before they go back home.
US economy grew because of it's domestic industry.

Ghana, Nigeria, Philiphines and India - those have been exporting labour.

Ghana began exporting millions of slaves in 15th century.

And it still look worse than Burundi.

I asked you to go and learn .....

Shma:

Forget New York. This is New Zealand.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUg0SQJ0bx0

Should I post south African slums? Nope. Hope you know what I'm talking about. Capetown is on another level - but it has the second-biggest slum in Africa.

That's not new Zealand my friend, it's philippines. I didn't mention south africa because that one na another slum village. My point is just don't mention new york and nairobi in one sentence.

gallivant:


Why would I be arguing with a foolish dwarf cheer leader of a man? I have bigger fish to fry with my time.

Hahaha. Try get sense

gallivant:


Lack of toilets thinking. What is pinned?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGnnMU744CQ

5 million Kenyans still practicing open defecation

gallivant:


Your reasoning is the reason Dar es slum has only managed to build 3 flyovers, in East Africa's largest city since 1960. Go lecture your Zambian cousins on how to remain backward while having all the resources at your disposal.

Alaro city

QuietMynd:
Alaro city

alaro city is not at 50 registered companies and construction of 8 lane main boulevard is well underway. I have seen it with my own eyes.

rvp2018:
We thought about that very seriously. Btw 1970s till 2010 - we decided - we cannot waste our meagre resources to develop everywhere. We developed a economic strategy that focussed development on high potential areas (cities, arable rural areas) and where people are really there. The rest we left for UN and NGOS. When we did that - our economy grew very fast - and the videos & pictures are testament.

Of course some areas became remote and marginalized and in 2010 - we decided to fix that - now we have devolved gov - and those areas are emerging from under-development.

You gotta make a choice if you dont have oil and gold

Now I know for a certainty that you are an insane monkey.
I have suspected it since the day you said Kenyan kids are failing because the government wanted it that way, to reduce the number of people going to university.

Breaking news

Nigeria's oil revenue earnings is 3 times less than its debt. What this means Nigeria has to look for three times more money to borrow to pay its debt. Nigerian debt is over 38 trillion naira. At this moment Nigeria is paying 120 percent of its economy service debt

Between January and November 2021, Nigeria produced 440.774 million barrels of crude oil worth approximately N12.4 trillion, according to an analysis of the most recent oil production data released by the Federal Government.
According to a document on Crude Oil and Condensate Production for 2021 obtained from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission on Tuesday, the Federal Government earned approximately N12.4 trillion from crude oil sales alone during the review period.

It was discovered that oil production fluctuated over the 11-month period, reaching a high of 44.287 million barrels in March and a low of 37.405 million barrels in September.

In January, February, April, May, and June, production volumes were 42.195 million barrels, 39.869 million barrels, 41.17 million barrels, 41.679 million barrels, and 39.4 million barrels, respectively.

The country’s crude oil production volumes in July, August, October, and November were 41.026 million barrels, 38.406 million barrels, 38.06 million barrels, and 38.247 million barrels, respectively.

According to Statistica, a global statistical firm, the average monthly price of a barrel of Brent, the crude against which Nigerian oil is priced, was $54.77, $62.28, $65.41, and $64.81 in January, February, March, and April 2021, respectively.

The average prices in May, June, July, and August 2021 were $68.53, $73.16, $75.17, and $70.71 per barrel, respectively.

During that time, the country’s official exchange rate was around N400 to the dollar. It remained above N400/$ from May to November 2021, after hovering around N379/$ earlier in the year.

Based on an average of N400/$, the various average monthly Brent costs, and the monthly crude oil production figures stated above, Nigeria earned approximately N924.41 billion from oil in January, N993.22 billion in February, and N1.16 trillion in March 2021.

Furthermore, the country’s crude oil earnings in April, May, June, and July were approximately N1.07 trillion, N1.14 trillion, N1.15 trillion, and N1.23 trillion, respectively.

Similarly, the Federal Government received approximately N1.09 trillion, N1.11 trillion, N1.27 trillion, and N1.25 trillion in the months of August, September, October, and November, respectively.
This implies that the government’s total earnings from the sale of crude oil during the 11-month period in 2021 were in the region of N12.4tn.

The majority of Nigeria’s foreign exchange earnings come from crude oil sales, as the country’s economy is heavily reliant on revenue from oil production.


https://brandspurng.com/2022/01/06/nigerias-crude-oil-earnings-have-reached-n12-4-trillion-in-11-months/

Appisko:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGnnMU744CQ
5 million Kenyans still practicing open defecation

You mean this?

obaaderemi:
You mean this?

I think it is high time you freeze your own business because nigeria is drowning in debt. Sometimes enough is enough you have to face reality in Nigeria and leave other African countries alone

68816419:
The world's largest fertilizer plant begins production in Lagos , Nigeria with the supply of 120 trucks of fertilizer daily. The $2.5bn plant will bring in $400m yearly from export of fertilizer to other African countries as the Dangote facility more than meets Nigeria's demand.

You are a total illiterate dangote fertilizer plant only produces urea, does not produce npk fertilizer he does not produce compound d fertilizer he does not produce lime fertilizer it only produces one fertilizer and it's the biggest in urea quantity. 88% of African farmers do not use urea they use ammonium nitrate which is 40% more powerful. Illiterate wake up and do your research. In Kenya is Africa including Tanzania it is ammonium nitrate which they use Southern Africa it is ammonium nitrate which day use. How can you compare somebody which only makes one type of fertilizer

chrisooblog:
Honestly the number of projects that Lagos, a sub-national of Nigeria is embarking on should leave the Kenyans too embarrassed to speak. BRT that Lagos state government did almost 14 years ago is what rsvp and co are just celebrating in 2022

Port almost finished, Refinery almost done, light rail progressing nicely, badagry express moving along nicely, fibre optic cables being laid across the state, All this and I haven't even mentioned the bridge in opebi they just started or the lekki road or the rice mill you just mentioned.

Despite all these capital intensive projects record levels of IGR are still being generated every year. Unlike my Kenyan brothers that have to go cap in hand every time to go and beg their Chinese Sugar daddies

[b][You need to check your brain when a country 97 per-cent of the revenue goes on playing deta and you are talking about massive Project please check your head. Is only an illiterate which borrows more money than he can generate. From 1992 no State in Nigeria is self-sufficient the only survive on borrowing money. The project which Lagos are doing is just decoration./b]