Kazikazi:
Am shocked
If that is true,then Africa is far behind

Obaaderemi2:
You lack code. At least Sammy took it down immediately. Your stupid brothers kept Austin's pic here and you never called them out. Nobody forced you to post yourself and quickly take it down. At least Austin retained his own picture here confidently, unlike you.

Saddamochieng00:


Argggh! Did Austin not spam random Kenyan YouTubers' emails or Sammy go fishing around for people's information. Why didn't you call them out for that.

Obaaderemi2:
In other words, you are no different from others.

Saddamochieng00:


Lame. Is that not the same thing you were slagging Shma for doing.

Obaaderemi2:
You lack code. At least Sammy took it down immediately. Your stupid brothers kept Austin's pic here and you never called them out. Nobody forced you to post yourself and quickly take it down. At least Austin retained his own picture here confidently, unlike you.

Saddamochieng00:


Argggh! Did Austin not spam random Kenyan YouTubers' emails or Sammy go fishing around for people's information. Why didn't you call them out for that.

Saddamochieng00:


As far as I know those pictures have existed on this and the other thread for as long as I can remember. No one saved and uploaded anything. Unlike you and your friend Sammy.

samorobo:


He had to take a second look at his head and face and he was like uhnn uhnn, I better take this shiit down. But that was too late

Obaaderemi2:
You didn't see your brothers uploading the pictures over and over again anytime Austin defeats them? You really need bigger glasses than the ones in your picture.

Obaaderemi2:
One of the major hindrances to Africa's industrialization is lack of capital. $19bn is big money in Africa.

samorobo:



He’s part of them. He did thesame.
Whatever drug he was on that made him post that is what I am trying to figure out. Nigga looks like that and kept on trolling Afriquezuid. Shame.

Kazikazi:
capital I just a part of problem.There are too many things which need to change in Africa. But I still doubt if 19b is the biggest in Africa. It's just am shocked. That means Egypt or SA have never done a single project worthy of 19b?

Saddamochieng00:


Argggh! Did Austin not spam random Kenyan YouTubers' emails or Sammy go fishing around for people's information. Why didn't you call them out for that.

GeneralDae:

Egypt is still working on a city estimated around 25-30 Billion dollars but Egypt has suffered a lot in their economy due to this particular project and others.

Dangote project itself is like a city with a land size of over 2650 Hectares (thereabout), a special port, housing estate for workers and some top class chemical equipments specially built for the refinery in Europe, a special power plant with a capacity of 435MW and an underground gas pipeline of over 1000km (to be ready probably 2026).

samorobo:



He’s part of them. He did thesame.
Whatever drug he was on that made him post that is what I am trying to figure out. Nigga looks like that and kept on trolling Afriquezuid. Shame.

Kazikazi:

You mean all those things will be 19b? Or is a refinery alone costed 19b?

Kazikazi:
The worst photos and videos are coming.
I will show the following
Mud houses and slums
Pokot fellas
Turkana hunger issues
Shakahola
Bad roads
Insecurities and bandits
Jiggers problems
Crime in Nairobi
Falling economy
Confessions from folks
Lamu,a donkey kingdom
And other madness

Obaaderemi2:
One of the major hindrances to Africa's industrialization is lack of capital. $19bn is big money in Africa.

gallivant:


In case of any doubts..

GeneralDae:

All these plus the refinery and the petrochemicals. The section for petrochemicals to produce plastics is also included. The fertiliser cost should be separate from the 19B I believe ( not totally sure).

However, the Fertiliser section producing and exporting urea cost 2.5 Billion dollars. That section has been completed since last year March.

rvp20182:
in case he doubts..he can come pick their disabled beggars our towns..like West Africa backwater Tanzania don't know that disabled people deserve dignified living.

Kazikazi:
I get it.So a refinery alone will be around 10 to 13b as it was said long ago.

rvp20182:
You do realize Dangote only provided 3B..the rest are commercial loans n maybe some equity from Nigeria federal gov.Youll pay dearly for this refinery in very expensive refined fuel.Capital is important but at what cost? WHAT IS THE DISCOUNTED RATE OF THAT CAPITAL? CROOKED DANGOTES as always expect even 50 percent...you Nigerian will shed tears because DANGOTE doesn't intend to compete with efficient Indians,southnkoreans.,uae and Saudi refineries..expect tomorrow for old goat buhari to ban import of refine oil.
Then music starts

68816419:


You must realize that Kenya is not Nigeria and that Dangote's investment in Lagos is significantly greater than what will be made in Kenya over the next 50 years.

The governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele, has disclosed that the President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has started repaying some of the loans used in financing the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals.
. You must realize that Kenya is not Nigeria and that Dangote's investment in Lagos is significantly greater than what will be made in Kenya over the next 50 years.

While giving his address at the commissioning of the project in Lagos on Monday, Emefiele noted that the refinery which was initially estimated to cost about $9 billion when it started in 2013, was completed with a total of $18.5bn with funding distributed into 50 percent equity investment and 50 percent debt finance.

Emefiele, who noted that the commercial loan component of the project was financed majorly by domestic banks with the balance sourced from foreign banks, added that the CBN provided about N125 billion to cover domestic currency requirements for the venture.

“What you may not be fully aware of, Your Excellencies, is that the Dangote Group has started repaying some of the commercial loans even before the commissioning of this facility. This reflects the commercial capability of the Group and its Chairman. I am pleased to inform everyone today that, following extensive repayments, outstanding debt has dropped appreciably from over US$9 billion to US$3 billion.”

“I must at this juncture appreciate all the participating local Nigerian banks, who did not only partner with the project through effective financing but were keenly aware of the importance of the project for our nation. They provided immense support and exceptional understanding, even when interest payments and principal repayment had fallen due,” he said

The Dangote refinery which has the capacity to process 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day, is the largest single-train refinery in the world. Given this processing capacity, the refinery is more than able to meet all of Nigeria’s domestic fuel consumption, which is about 450,000 barrels per day; whilst the excess production will be available for export.

https://dailytrust.com/refinery-dangote-already-repaying-debts-emefiele/

Kazikazi:
Those are people who were kidnapped (or trafficked for a better word)

rvp20182:
Why can't they not kidnap Kenya disabled..answer Kenya disabled enjoy many benefits..lots of them..none want to be beggars. They are entitled to employment, monthly stipend and tax free life.Also disabled in Kenya are allowed to be set up.small business on streets...in Kenya you want to be disabled. That is how we removed our disabled from roads..then stupid Tanzania flooded our streets with omba omba.In Kenya in every employment 5% is reserved for disabled..private or public..everyone wants to be disabled. Where will you get disabled Kenyan to become pity object when they are enjoying life.So now we have Tanzania disabled imported to all Kenya cities to beg.

GeneralDae:

Egypt is still working on a city estimated around 25-30 Billion dollars but Egypt has suffered a lot in their economy due to this particular project and others.

Dangote project itself is like a city with a land size of over 2650 Hectares (thereabout), a special port, housing estate for workers and some top class chemical equipments specially built for the refinery in Europe, a special power plant with a capacity of 435MW and a subsea gas pipeline of over 1000km (to be ready probably 2026).