Dangote will sell at sweatheart price?

GeneralDae:

Nigeria importing at world market price and then additionally paying subsidy on the imports.

rvp2018:
Dangote will sell at sweatheart price?

Even if he buys in dollars that would be NNPC buying in dollars from Dangote within Nigeria and not international oil firms.
Rest. Your arguements on this have not been stable.

gallivant:


Tea and coffee is expensive, that's why they drink Milo and other concoctions. Unless they are paying in gold we will continue to sell our tea elsewhere.

Not part of their culture

Tea and coffee is not expensive by the way

rvp2018:
Nobody has yet to see Made In Nigeria outside Nigeria. Maybe youre busy internally with generators. Otherwise - African trade remains centred on the three countries that have an appreciable manufacturing base — South Africa, Kenya and Egypt.

Kenya in that mix is a joke. You manufacture nothing - like absolutely nothing.
Pls stick to tourism and stop embarrassing yourself.

So NNPC will forfeit world market prize to sell Dangote at sweatheart prize?

GeneralDae:

Even if he buys in dollars that would be NNPC buying in dollars from Dangote within Nigeria and not international oil firms.
Rest. Your arguements on this have not been stable.

rvp2018:
So NNPC will forfeit world market prize to sell Dangote at sweatheart prize?

No. But at least everything is now within our control. We can do as we like, that is more important to me.

gallivant:


I don't understand what you are crying about. You thought it was just tea, I gave just but one example.

Let's start here

How much did Kenya make from from exports in dollar terms

AfriqueDuZuid:


Let's start here

How much did Kenya make from from exports in dollar terms

Good question.

Four days ago....

Square Pharmaceuticals of Bangladesh is pumping $74 million into a new manufacturing facility in Kenya as Africa continues to attract more production interest.

Square expects the plant will produce more than 2 billion tablets and capsules annually when it opens early next year, making it the largest pharma manufacturing operation in East and Central Africa, the publication allAfrica reported. The facility, located on a 15-acre site near Nairobi, will produce malarial and diabetes drugs as well as other unspecified medicines.

The plant is slated to be operational by early next year and generate about 500 jobs for skilled and unskilled workers.

"Square's investment to Kenya has come with a potential to transform a pharmaceutical import dependent country to a net exporter of pharmaceuticals soon," Tapan Chowdhury, managing director of Square, told allAfrica.

samorobo:


Kenya in that mix is a joke. You manufacture nothing - like absolutely nothing.
Pls stick to tourism and stop embarrassing yourself.

Focus on the value-chain - not long useless excitment - that is all Dangote will get - about 1-2B dollars from refining crude. Anything else is ignorancy. Opportunity Cost of not exporting - is equal to the forex- you'll "save".

GeneralDae:

No. But at least everything is now within our control. We can do as we like, that is more important to me.

rvp2018:
Focus on the value-chain - not long useless excitment.

Yeah the value chain is beneficial and huge, no matter how you look at it.
We are tired of just exporting crude. If NNPC refineries come on board, we could easily tell Dangote to import crude oil, while we continue to sell crude close to what we were selling If we improve power supply and successfully convert all state owned transport vehicles to gas powered vehicles. It's always a win win situation to me.

rvp2018:
Four days ago....

Square Pharmaceuticals of Bangladesh is pumping $74 million into a new manufacturing facility in Kenya as Africa continues to attract more production interest.

Square expects the plant will produce more than 2 billion tablets and capsules annually when it opens early next year, making it the largest pharma manufacturing operation in East and Central Africa, the publication allAfrica reported. The facility, located on a 15-acre site near Nairobi, will produce malarial and diabetes drugs as well as other unspecified medicines.

The plant is slated to be operational by early next year and generate about 500 jobs for skilled and unskilled workers.

"Square's investment to Kenya has come with a potential to transform a pharmaceutical import dependent country to a net exporter of pharmaceuticals soon," Tapan Chowdhury, managing director of Square, told allAfrica.

yall love mentioning the central Africa as if theres songwriting happening there

Central Africa is the poorest and least developed region in the world

Low standard of measure

AfriqueDuZuid:
yall love mentioning the central Africa as if theres songwriting happening there

Central Africa is the poorest and least developed region in the world

Low standard of measure

I swear down.

gallivant:


I don't understand what you are crying about. You thought it was just tea, I gave just but one example.

It's not noteworthy when the amount is very little to be with mentioning

rvp2018:
Ghanian company ordered for Tea. Tea is most consumed beverage after water in the entire planet.

not in west Africa

Ghana should take lessons before they default.
>>President Ruto's hinting at the issuance of a domestic dollar denominated bond. Looks like GOK has finally realised just how much is being held in dollar denominated accounts locally (foreign currency deposits at Kes 904 billion as at July) & wishes to tap into this pot

West Africa Tea Market Size, Share & Growthhttps://www.alliedmarketresearch.com › west-africa-tea-...
The West Africa tea market size was valued at $1.6 billion in 2019, and is projected to reach $2.6 billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of 8.5% from 2021.

I checked few days ago - and I see Nigeria imports lots of tea - from Sudan, egypt and name it.

All those countries buy Kenya bulk tea - pack it - and send it to West Africa - making more money than us.

With Ruto on board - we want to double farmers earning - by going directly to suc markets.

AfriqueDuZuid:
not in west Africa

rvp2018:
Nobody has yet to see Made In Nigeria outside Nigeria. Maybe youre busy internally with generators. Otherwise - African trade remains centred on the three countries that have an appreciable manufacturing base — South Africa, Kenya and Egypt.

Don't be silly. It's not about export alone. Nigeria's internal market is huge. Look at the top 10 companies on our stock exchange. At least 4 of them are manufacturing companies, in fact the first one is a manufacturing company.

Can we see the first 10 companies on the Nairobi stock exchange and how many of them are manufacturing companies and their market capitalization?

Dangote Cement, BUA cement, BUA foods and Nestle Foods.

obaaderemi:
Don't be silly. It's not about export alone. Nigeria's internal market is huge. Look at the top 10 companies on our stock exchange. At least 4 of them are manufacturing companies, in fact the first one is a manufacturing company.

Can we see the first 10 companies on the Nairobi stock exchange and how many of them are manufacturing companies and their market capitalization?

Dangote Cement, BUA cement, BUA foods and Nestle Foods.

Ask him what Kenya manufactures that makes them a manufacturing country.

GeneralDae:

Ask him what Kenya manufactures that makes them a manufacturing country.

He's going to tell you clothing which they make in sweatshops for the American market.

rvp2018:
Four days ago....

Square Pharmaceuticals of Bangladesh is pumping $74 million into a new manufacturing facility in Kenya as Africa continues to attract more production interest.

Square expects the plant will produce more than 2 billion tablets and capsules annually when it opens early next year, making it the largest pharma manufacturing operation in East and Central Africa, the publication allAfrica reported. The facility, located on a 15-acre site near Nairobi, will produce malarial and diabetes drugs as well as other unspecified medicines.

The plant is slated to be operational by early next year and generate about 500 jobs for skilled and unskilled workers.

"Square's investment to Kenya has come with a potential to transform a pharmaceutical import dependent country to a net exporter of pharmaceuticals soon," Tapan Chowdhury, managing director of Square, told allAfrica.

A $74m investment is a paltry sum,I am embarrassed on your behalf. Give me a more competitive figure. Common ogun state can hack that and even do better.

In succinct terms,no one would leave a sleep of such minuscule sum.

samorobo:


A $74m investment is a paltry sum,I am embarrassed on your behalf. Give me a more competitive figure. Common ogun state can hack that and even do better.

In succinct terms,no one would leave a sleep of such minuscule sum.

Even a returning Abacha loot is sometimes more than that.

So no export. Basically everything internal except for Dangote.

obaaderemi:
Don't be silly. It's not about export alone. Nigeria's internal market is huge. Look at the top 10 companies on our stock exchange. At least 4 of them are manufacturing companies, in fact the first one is a manufacturing company.

Can we see the first 10 companies on the Nairobi stock exchange and how many of them are manufacturing companies and their market capitalization?

Dangote Cement, BUA cement, BUA foods and Nestle Foods.

rvp2018:
Focus on the value-chain - not long useless excitment - that is all Dangote will get - about 1-2B dollars from refining crude. Anything else is ignorancy. Opportunity Cost of not exporting - is equal to the forex- you'll "save".

Get yours update and stop heckling. At this point you sound very cantankerous.

rvp2018:
West Africa Tea Market Size, Share & Growthhttps://www.alliedmarketresearch.com › west-africa-tea-...
The West Africa tea market size was valued at $1.6 billion in 2019, and is projected to reach $2.6 billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of 8.5% from 2021.

I checked few days ago - and I see Nigeria imports lots of tea - from Sudan, egypt and name it.

All those countries buy Kenya bulk tea - pack it - and send it to West Africa - making more money than us.

With Ruto on board - we want to double farmers earning - by going directly to suc markets.

Nonsense,Nigeria doesn’t drink that much tea. The fact that the entire west African region which is probably the most populated on the continent has that paltry figure of $1.6bn is enough to tell you that your tea is worthless to us. You are wasting your time,there is no market for you here.

You sound violent. Is your generator or parambulator refusing to start. Northern Nigeria aka muslims drink tea - from sudan. We want them to drink best tea from kenya. You can continue drinking bitter roots.

And 1.6B is a lot of money in agri sector. The multiplier effect is nothing compared to OIL (which benefits Dangote alone). 1.6B spread to 600,000 farmers has huge impact on rural poverty.

samorobo:

Nonsense,Nigeria doesn’t drink that much tea. The fact that the entire west African region which is probably the most populated on the continent has that paltry figure of $1.6bn is enough to tell you that your tea is worthless to us. You are wasting your time,there is no market for you here.

Just40:
Ghana 2016 export was 16 billion dollars.

If you want 2020 data, you're free to check Ghana trade ministry data which has it at 20% and every year it goes up

Just 30 can you please explain this Nigeria is blaming Ghana for oil theft in Nigeria. I cannot even understand what is going on how Ghana will be able to steal Nigeria's oil.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmI7hJCTvPs

samorobo:


Kenya in that mix is a joke. You manufacture nothing - like absolutely nothing.
Pls stick to tourism and stop embarrassing yourself.

How come Kenya exports more finish product than Nigeria. The only export from Nigeria is oil.

That is the question

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


How come Kenya exports more finish product than Nigeria. The only export from Nigeria is oil.

rvp2018:
You sound violent. Is your generator or parambulator refusing to start. Northern Nigeria aka muslims drink tea - from sudan. We want them to drink best tea from kenya. You can continue drinking bitter roots.

And 1.6B is a lot of money in agri sector. The multiplier effect is nothing compared to OIL (which benefits Dangote alone). 1.6B spread to 600,000 farmers has huge impact on rural poverty.

Good you said it yourself “roots “ - half the tea we drink are for medicinal purposes (herbs) otherwise you are on your own. We’d opt in for hot chocolate any day over your worthless tea. The weather is already hot here,no need to add to buy drink hot leave.


And yes $1.6bn for tea where of of it it taken as herb is not something monumental. You would loose your shirt if you step into this region.


Put it straight,you can’t hack. No one is interested in it.

rvp2018:
That is the question

Lol

rvp2018:
That is the question

What are those finished products? Don't hide behind the tails of that one .