Tayser:


Does that equate to Swahili is not even the lingua franca of Kenya?

jl115:
My bru!!! Go read my comments before spewing your nonsense.

I said in general larger countries in terms of population have bigger GDPs, that's a statistical fact as there are more people spending money. This is certainly the case wrt Nigeria and SA since SA has a GDP per capita which is 3 times the size of Nigeria.

Now answer this...is the average Nigerian richer than the average Kenyan?

Also FYI im talking GDP ppp since that is considered the more accurate way to compare economies....and Guess what! Pakistan has a larger GDP per capita

jl115:
Both are considered Lingua franca in Kenya...

jl115:
Did I say South Africa was not unequal? Again you arguing with yourself All I state was that SA has much less poverty than Nigeria and that Black SAns earn twice as much as the average Nigerian........These are statistical facts and I've posted links and citations several times when we had this same debate months ago

Shma:


The crown is still in your underdeveloped poverty-stricken zoo.

Shma:

Yes, in 2015 - 7yrs ago, Kenya poverty figures was @1.90 a day was at 36%.
7yrs after, in 2021, only 16% of pp lives below the poverty line.
You can't be pro data then disregard statista.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1227076/extreme-poverty-rate-in-kenya/#:~:text=Some%2016%20percent%20of%20Kenya's,downward%20trend%20observed%20since%202017.

Shma:


So You're always here 24/7 like a watchman waiting for any Kenyan comment to jump in, smh!

Anyway, go back and read the previous comments. See why zombies were in a rush to bash RVP when he categorically stated that Kenya extreme poverty rate was 17%

Shma:


Your rage is not coming from WB source. It's how I've called things as they are while quoting samboro. I have no apology for that if your nerves were hurt, sorry(for not apologizing).

Secondly, I quoted jl115 with 2015 figures to debunk his 37.9% rate - which he didn't Back-up with any reliable source.
QM:
With the descending curve.
2005 - 46•8%
2015 - 36•1%

How the hell can the figure pump once again in 2022 to a whopping 37•9% when the curve in those 10 good consecutive yrs has been going down?

Statista, a source that has been countlessly used to prove things here, it has a 2021 poverty rate data at 16%, you can't disregard it.

Had to embolden all the years to save you from sinking deep into the miasma of confusion.

Shma:


I don't do blogs. I want a properly documented survey by the world bank - recorded in their servers. If you can't provide that then you have no room to lecture anyone about citations.

Shma:

Why should I do it? No link, no report on its findings, no nothing just a mere write-up.

Now that we've tackled your other shenanigans, you're just about to defend this blog to your grave. while at it, dispute Statista- one of the most reputable sources which says our poverty rate as of 2022 is 16%. Or do you just believe countries with black-ridden economies were never bound to develop?

Shma:

It is, zombie.

Shma:

Female chimpanzee AKA baboon, I'm not a dolt discombobulated mongoose like you. I know for a fact that Nigeria's real GDP is $250B at max. There is no way your GDP per capita will be greater than Kenya's unless you cook data - which you've already done.

Even with your pp in correspondence with your GDP, you'll notice that something is not adding up. You have 4 times our GDP, 3 times our population(not 4) but still, we're playing a catch-up game! Should we blame the leaders of that zoo or the poor economic policy?

Morocco can be pardoned because of her tiny pp. But still, we can't overlook the power of her per capita. their per capita speaks a lot of volumes. For a smaller populated country like her outsmarting your imaginary per capita drove from GDP, we can tell which country is doing better.

Shma:

I agree. And thanks for that correction.

Shma:

Drop an illustration like this.

I will be waiting

Shma:

Your brain cells are overheating, cool down.

Nigeria population is not 210m it is more than that.
The current population of Nigeria is 214,419,270 as of Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Kenyan pp done by census, door to door count , is 47m, not 46- sorry for that error.

If we try the math once again, we'll still beat you.

theenchanter:
I believe u cited worldometer for Nigeria's figure, pls do the same for Kenya, let's see.

Shma:


Why should I use an outdated figure yet I have the most accurate data at my fingertips?

Shma:

You don't need to operate on artificial brain cells. We have figures, you can exercise your brain cells a little bit by doing your own math.

The data in all those servers were based on approximation. we now have the door-to-door final figure which is 47m. Should we still believe WB approximated figure and ignore the door-to-door counting?

Shma:


Did I quote you, bro? You're now being all over the place like a village mongrel.

Shma:


I asked you a very simple question, why should I use it when I have the most accurate data?

And I didn't use worldometer

Shma:


Because you have nothing to bring to the table. I just demolished you with the per capita shenanigans, and now, you've been left swimming in the miasma of tears.

If I advance this topic and use the original Nigeria GDP of $250B, you'll show a clean pair of heels never to be seen again.

jl115:
My bru!!! Go read my comments before spewing your nonsense.

I said in general larger countries in terms of population have bigger GDPs, that's a statistical fact as there are more people spending money. This is certainly the case wrt Nigeria and SA since SA has a GDP per capita which is 3 times the size of Nigeria.

Now answer this...is the average Nigerian richer than the average Kenyan?

Also FYI im talking GDP ppp since that is considered the more accurate way to compare economies....and Guess what! Pakistan has a larger GDP per capita.

jl115:
I was talking about Poverty figures but ok

FYI that's for 2019....if we use the average growth rate for Kenya over the past 5 years and apply that to 47.5 million as in your source then we are @ 52 million which fyi is very similar to the figure of the World Bank

Also the thing i've noticed is once I've e-whooped you, you always resort to racist rhetoric..........be gracious in defeat my bru

jl115:
Yes!!! I will believe the WB before I believe an anonymous deranged Kenyan on NL!!

Tayser:


Thats definitely enough to ruin Jln's day. He was smitten when I said Swahili is the Lingua Franca of the region, let alone Kenya. Now he'll whine, in his entitled Karen fashion that Swahili has taken his Oranian Majuba Day.

Shma:
Nairobi is something else. This city will impress a lot of people.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1atkEkEFyU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5E1A8gx7Do

samorobo:


Because of a road. What difference has it made now that it is completed? I mean just what?

Tayser:


You confidently said You will NOT find a country with a similar population size that has an economy smaller than Nigeria. Were you tipsy when you wrote that? Or you thought you were conversing with monkeys?



We are not done with your insanity. No more latjie questions for now untill we scrutinize your academic and intelligence credentials and establish you mentally fit for further discussions.



Yet another reason we must first assess your academic credentials. How can Paki have a bigger population and a smaller GDP than NIgeria, and end up having a higher Per capita? Is this Laatjinomics or has the pandemic done a number on you?

Tayser:


But you said Kiswahili is not even a lingua franca of Kenya. Now its both. Guess you're halfway there.

samorobo:



Uhmmmm no.Go juggle those petty lies to some Soweto illiterate.it means your illusory middle class and wealth per capita doesn’t exist in reality.you are the world most unequal zoo for a reason.you still need evidence?well read below

Attempts by the now-democratic government to wipe away the legacy of apartheid and colonialism have failed to narrow the imbalance between rich and poor, with 3,500 adults owning more than the poorest 32 million people in the country of 60 million, it said in a report released this week.



Still in need of more wicked proof what were you saying about wealth againnn??

In South Africa, the richest 10% of the population own more than 85% of household wealth, while over half the population have more liabilities than assets, the report showed. That gap is higher than any other country for which sufficient data is available, the group added. The richest 1% in South Africa have likely increased their share of wealth since the end of apartheid, the group said.