gallivant:


Lol

Ok I will play along. Kenya has hydrocarbons, a few hundred barrels of oil here and there. We had an underground methane leak once, blessed in gas also it seems. Does that answer your question genius?

if it answers yours, we're cool.

theenchanter:
u could've said "NO, WE DONT HAVE OIL" or "YES, WE HAVE OIL BUT......." instead of this.

You see what we mean when we say u Kenya's feel inferior a lot.

Am sorry but why should I humour a troll? I think my response was sufficient.

Just40:
they didn't fail, they just didn't get accepted into the school because the school had limited space for that much student..

You heard from city FM where?
You can refer to Vankelvin quote to learn what computer language means ... It doesn't mean copy.

You can read and watch this to educate yourself

You can listen to the students yourself and learn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEPxEjMEC4I


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Lu0U6IvfJI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD52utcpV-0

indeed they don't fail.. now look at these records since 2017 and tell me the institution didn't have what it takes to handle 400 students.. for example, 500 students were admitted in 2017 and 128 in 2019.. so when you talk capacity then it make no sense cos the same whatever that took care of 500 students in 2017 have no reason to do less than half of that 2yrs later

theenchanter:
ok.

great we making progress

POKUASI2:
indeed they don't fail.. now look at these records since 2017 and tell me the institution didn't have what it takes to handle 400 students.. for example, 500 students were admitted in 2017 and 128 in 2019.. so when you talk capacity then it make no sense cos the same whatever that took care of 500 students in 2017 have no reason to do less than half of that 2yrs later

i wonder if you understand capacity to handle intake each year.... Those capacity drops or increase per year..

As was revealed this year.... More students pass the entrance exams than are admitted and this fact is the same for each year the exams is taken.

Whether 2012, 2014, 2017,19,20 or 2021

jl115:
even if we take away all white people the GDP per capita will still be twice as much compared to Nigeria

Uhmmmm nope, you are the world most unequal zoo for a reason. Are you still confused?

jl115:
we've gone through this before, the poverty figure in SA is one of the lowest in Africa .... Meaning although we are unequal South Africans are still way better off than most of Africa including Nigeria

Uhmmm nope,that ain’t the case.

rvp2018:
Lagos could do with better airport if - not three more airports. Why does Abuja need brand new airport - and all the whistles. Nigeria need to feed the cow that produce the milk (Lagos) - and leave the Fulani cow of Abuja to roam the streets.

Mumu,Lagos now has a new international terminal.And this Abuja terminal aint new,it’s been I think 3 years so far. All this bubu achieved in such little time.

IGpro1:
Nigeria is not all about Lagos,
Abuja is the seat of power and should spot better infrastructures than Lagos.
But due to the federal system of Govt, every state has something unique that other states don't have. We develop all part of the country, unlike most African countries doing one city development.

BTW, you sounded like a jealous house wife in your post, try to behave like a man when you see something shocking next time.

His jealousy is very obvious,I could almost taste it from the tip of my tongue.

gallivant:


Look who finally got some petrol for the generator. How long were you standing in line?

Lame. You do know I have a life outside this thread.there is something called having a job and responsibility. You should strive to get one.

rvp2018:
only six..Kenya has six international airports..plus more airstrips and airports than Nigeria

Lol do you want us to pull those shitty airport of yours just for laughs. Lmao you are really setting Kenya up for failure.

gallivant:


The irony!! You could have compared Morocco to Tanzania or Ghana but clearly some of you can't live without mentioning Kenya. Then you cry Inferiority complex! You must be insane.

Lol you are so stupid.it’s just sad that you can’t see it

gallivant:


Lol

Rvp is not here let's not engage in gossip.

Are you done greasing rvp’s d1ck?

Loly

The show must continue. More roadless poverty Nyoma-Choma zoo..
The slumpolis of little where poverty is the best thing to happen after slice bread.pls throw in those pity right now.they need it.


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

Obaboon, every broken clock is right twice everyday. You're right - kenyans are of course less productive Morrocos. I dont think that has ever been an argument. We are also 3-4 times less productive than South Africans. The argument is when we compare Kenya and Nigeria. We disagree that Nigerians are more productive than us. More naturally endowed with minerals yes - but more efficient and productive - hell NO.

obaaderemi:
Thank you, RIP2008 for being honest for once in your life.

So in essence, you admit that Kenyans are not productive. If you were productive enough, then a country like Morocco which itself is an economic backwater, should not have a bigger GDP than Kenya with 50million people. Mind you, Morocco has a population of just 30m.
If your stvpid Kikuyu masters had been smart enough, you wouldn't be struggling against an unstable dirt poor Ethiopia in terms of GDP.

samorobo:



Uhmmmm nope, you are the world most unequal zoo for a reason. Are you still confused?

you can continue to say no as much as you like Sammy but that doesn't change the facts

samorobo:



Uhmmm nope,that ain’t the case.

actually yes that's 100% the case

rvp20182:
Obaboon, every broken clock is right twice everyday. You're right - kenyans are of course less productive Morrocos. I dont think that has ever been an argument. We are also 3-4 times less productive than South Africans. The argument is when we compare Kenya and Nigeria. We disagree that Nigerians are more productive than us. More naturally endowed with minerals yes - but more efficient and productive - hell NO.

So then what indices suggests Kenyans are more productive than Nigeria? .
Do the comparison of both private sectors and all forms of industries and let's see. You are also less endowed with minerals than many countries in Africa like Congo and Angola right? Bring up the facts, and make it make sense.
Let's take for instance the Industry including construction value added, % of GDP. Nigeria is 25.7% and Kenya is 16.4%.
As for having more resources, it's possible to have resources, and not have enough of the indigenous private sectors taking advantage of those resources. This is why you have a bigger GDP than Congo, Gabon, Angola, Libya etc despite the resources in those countries.

We have been doing this for six years now. Read this thread backward then jump into 10k pages. It rather obvious that Nigeria GDP is overstimated and should be roughly twice kenya - about 200B - not 400B.

GeneralDae:

So then what indices suggests Kenyans are more productive than Nigeria? .
Do the comparison of both private sectors and all forms of industries and let's see. You are also less endowed with minerals than many countries in Africa like Congo and Angola right? Bring up the facts, and make it make sense.
Let's take for instance the Industry including construction value added, % of GDP. Nigeria is 25.7% and Kenya is 16.4%.
As for having more resources, it's possible to have resources, and not have enough of the indigenous private sectors taking advantage of those resources. This is why you have a bigger GDP than Congo, Gabon, Angola, Libya etc despite the resources in those countries.

rvp20182:
We have been doing this for six years now. Read this thread backward then jump into 10k pages. It rather obvious that Nigeria GDP is overstimated and should be roughly twice kenya - about 200B - not 400B.

I was on this thread in 2018 and I'm back here. If I had seen a convincing evidence, I would admit no kidding. There is nothing to show Kenya is more productive than Nigeria, even if you focus on only the non oil sector.

Equity Bank continues to rise!

Incredibly, in the two years of Covid, Equity doubled its balance sheet from Ksh600 billion ($5.3 billion) to Ksh1.3 trillion ($11.4 billion).
https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/business/why-i-believe-congo-will-drive-equity-group-growth-3715978

GeneralDae:

So then what indices suggests Kenyans are more productive than Nigeria? .
Do the comparison of both private sectors and all forms of industries and let's see. You are also less endowed with minerals than many countries in Africa like Congo and Angola right? Bring up the facts, and make it make sense.
Let's take for instance the Industry including construction value added, % of GDP. Nigeria is 25.7% and Kenya is 16.4%.
As for having more resources, it's possible to have resources, and not have enough of the indigenous private sectors taking advantage of those resources. This is why you have a bigger GDP than Congo, Gabon, Angola, Libya etc despite the resources in those countries.

watch him revert back to huge population again, it wouldn't be about productivity anymore.

Remove the patriotic blinkers and it staring at you.
Name any index - you're at best equal to Kenya or twice.
Total Bank asset - 110B dollars - versus 55B.
Cement consumption - 18-21 - versus 8-10m tonnes
The stuff you cannot rig like estimating agriculture - you're again at best twice as big as kenya.
In many areas your economy is below kenya -
Give and take - your economy is about 200-220B - not 400B.

GeneralDae:

I was on this thread in 2018 and I'm back here. If I had seen a convincing evidence, I would admit.

rvp20182:
We have been doing this for six years now. Read this thread backward then jump into 10k pages. It rather obvious that Nigeria GDP is overstimated and should be roughly twice kenya - about 200B - not 400B.

so, the GDP should magically go down by half simply because a nonentity arm-chair economist on NL said so?

We use pseudodata to validate the economy and yours is overstimated.

theenchanter:
so, the GDP should magically go down by half simply because a nonentity arm-chair economist on NL said so?

theenchanter:
watch him revert back to huge population again, it wouldn't be about productivity anymore.

Huge population as arguement wouldn't make sense in this instance because we are talking % of GDP here. If anything it should favour Kenya in this instance.

We are talking percentage of the so called overestimated GDP. Even by exports as a percentage of GDP, we are higher. By PMI (which is used to check manufacturing growth), we are better on average. Lagos alone with about 30 million people has almost thesame number of registered companies as the entire Kenya. So definitely, I don't know what this thread is all about and where the pride comes from. It's not even an arguement, not even close.

Huge population only applies per-capita wise arguements
When we consider Nigeria economy as whole - it rather obvious - it primitive informal sector driven - plus OIL sector.
That is all.
Kenya is zero mineral and very strong private sector - only second to South Afirca in Sub-Sahara.
Kenya private formal sector literally run the Eastern and now even part of Central & South Africa.

GeneralDae:

Huge population as arguement wouldn't make sense in this instance because we are talking % of GDP here. If anything it should favour Kenya in this instance.

We are talking percentage of the so called overestimated GDP. Even by exports as a percentage of GDP, we are higher. By PMI (which is used to check manufacturing growth), we are better on average. Lagos alone with about 30 million people has almost thesame number of registered companies as the entire Kenya. So definitely, I don't know what this thread is all about and where the pride comes from. It's not even an arguement, not even close.

lipstick on a pig

rvp20182:
Remove the patriotic blinkers and it staring at you.
Name any index - you're at best equal to Kenya or twice.
Total Bank asset - 110B dollars - versus 55B.
Cement consumption - 18-21 - versus 8-10m tonnes
The stuff you cannot rig like estimating agriculture - you're again at best twice as big as kenya.
In many areas your economy is below kenya -
Give and take - your economy is about 200-220B - not 400B.

while u're correct about Nigeria's cement consumption, u're deceitful about Kenya's. Without much research, ur cement consumption rate is roughly 5m.

rvp20182:
We use pseudodata to validate the economy and yours is overstimated.

who used pseudodata? U? Would u even believe ur self on such?

You missed in first-half of the year. Times two those figures.

theenchanter:
while u're correct about Nigeria's cement consumption, u're deceitful about Kenya's. Without much research, ur cement consumption rate is roughly 5m.