Do nigerians no the difference btw there and their. A couple of times is ok. But they make the same mistake frequently. Especially this iblawa.

UncleJJ:


I wont talk to you again. Your not on my level intellectually !

Your intellect is the issue.

iblawi:


You and fidha254 are dummies.

When carrying out a research their are metrics and assumptions. As long as you can't bring of those conditions it remains a statement.

I just gave you links that shows major banks in kenya only have 33 branches and 90 ATMs for the whole country and I've showed you Nigeria banks with over 750 branches, another with over 500+ branches and some with 330 branches. Now most of your banks have less than 100 branches and your population is almost 50 million while ours is around 180 million. So tell us how that report is correct without giving us the metrics and assumptions used.

Standard Chartered is NOT a major in kenyan banking industry. The big 4 boys are Equity Bank, Kenya Commercial Bank(KCB), Family Bank and Cooperative Bank. 99% of the people i know have an account with one of these. Standard Chartered doesnt come even close to the range of products these banks offer.

Get that. And get it right.

iblawi:
@fidha254

IBM z13 is not a super computer but a mainframe computer. It means you don't have a super computer yet in that Bush called Kenya.

Only few African countries have super computers and Nigeria is one of them. The fastest super computer currently is in South Africa and this place them among the top 100 fastest super computers in in world.

Most major banks in Nigeria have mainframe in their data centers so if you are just getting 1 good for you but we already have it.


Please always do research properly before posting fault information on this thread. The function of a super computer goes far beyond what a bank need as they are mostly used for research and highly complex calculations.

This area you just brought me to is my field and I will tell you Kenya haven't gotten to that stage yet.

You are literally the worst human ever. Claims, no prove. Trump is your last name
Nigerian have no supercomputers per se. Because every year a faster one is built. That means a z13 mainframe is faster than any supercomputer built be4 2013. Secondly where is you supercomputer located at. Anyine can prove that SA has one. Prove nigerians have one....trump

Africa needs to wake up

@ arinzeejikonye
Reason we are trying hard to wake the giant who seems to be snoring so badly. Notice Dubai is Oil rich, like Naija, But what we are seeing now is akin to watching a train wreck in slow motion.

TayserMahiri:
@ arinzeejikonye
Reason we are trying hard to wake the giant who seems to be snoring so badly. Notice Dubai is Oil rich, like Naija, But what we are seeing now is akin to watching a train wreck in slow motion.

I feel the sarcasm laced with brutal forthright correctness you tryna assert,if nigeria succeeds,africa succeeds invariably,we are rediscovering,renegotiating the geographical contraption and british experimentation,every facet of nigerian entity is engulfed in multiplicities of marginalizations fused in myriads of shapes and sizes,some clamouring for balkanization and disintergration,de-amalgamation,desolution of political structuralizations and some wishing for reconstitution and politico-economic restructuring.......

The polical vampires already restrategizing on how to devour and win the next electoral trophies,and the vicious circle is strategically re-enginered and recaliberated to keek spinnig amongst them-so detasteful and unbecoming we keep making the same mistakes,and the stasus quo seems inexplicably irredeemable.


No matter who rigs best,be he igala,idoma,igbo,ijaw,isoko,kanuri,fulani,esan,bini,yoruba,hausa,urhobo,igede,ngas,birom,nupe,effik,ibibio,tiv,ogoja,jukun,kabaa,ebira,okun,egun,bakassi,lebanese,shuwa arab,vom,ngwa,ikwere, etc the issues keep worsening,becase the system,structure and foundation is flawed,surely if we dont address this cancerous fundamental issues,i'm afraid ,there aint gonna be any breakthrough.


Owerri, imo state in pictures

Owerri,imo state

Owerri it is

Owerri land of hospitality,come see nigeria

O-town,owerri

Owerri

Whats the rescue mission project? Do they do those infrastructures labelled as such? Just asking for a friend

Is it these guys?
https://www.rescuemission.org/

Owerri looks like a cool place

Invest in nigeria,isn't her cities enticing,sintilating and sizzling.....owerri

TayserMahiri:
Whats the rescue mission project? Do they do those infrastructures labelled as such? Just asking for a friend

The term,is a coinage used to christain the chiefly showcasement,media razmataz of what the government in contention seem to be doing,,it is the sum of blueprint/roadmap of governmental achievements,projections,developments etc

arinzeejikonye:


The term,is a coinage used to christain the chiefly showcasement,media razmataz of what the government in contention seem to be doing,,it is the sum of blueprint/roadmap of governmental achievements,projections,roadmap etc

Okay
Now please convince me you ain't using spinbot. I struggled to understand that.

I also don't like the yellow color of buildings and cars, is it a nigerian cultural thing the color yellow?
Nonetheless, I appreciate the beauty

arinzeejikonye:


I feel the sarcasm laced with brutal forthright correctness you tryna assert,if nigeria succeeds,africa succeeds invariably,we are rediscovering,renegotiating the geographical contraption and british experimentation,every facet of nigerian entity is engulfed in multiplicities of marginalizations fused in myriads of shapes and sizes,some clamouring for balkanization and disintergration,de-amalgamation,desolution of political structuralizations and some wishing for reconstitution and politico-economic restructuring.......

The polical vampires already restrategizing on how to devour and win the next electoral trophies,and the vicious circle is strategically re-enginered and recaliberated to keek spinnig amongst them-so detasteful and unbecoming we keep making the same mistakes,and the stasus quo seems inexplicably irredeemable.


No matter who rigs best,be he igala,idoma,igbo,ijaw,isoko,kanuri,fulani,esan,bini,yoruba,hausa,urhobo,igede,ngas,birom,nupe,effik,ibibio,tiv,ogoja,jukun,kabaa,ebira,okun,egun,bakassi,lebanese,shuwa arab,vom,ngwa,ikwere, etc the issues keep worsening,becase the system,structure and foundation is flawed,surely if we dont address this cancerous fundamental issues,i'm afraid ,there aint gonna be any breakthrough.

Trust me, none of what I say is meant in a bad way.

TayserMahiri:


Okay
Now please convince me you ain't using spinbot. I struggled to understand that.

I also don't like the yellow color of buildings and cars, is it a nigerian cultural thing the color yellow?
Nonetheless, I appreciate the beauty

Aint kidding bro,i aint spinboting,the yellow building could be coincidental ,the tricycles in yellow came under same line of production and assemblage,for me it is a bit of a trivial observation from you.,anyway glad you appreciate the city

arinzeejikonye:



Aint kidding bro,i aint spinboting,the yellow building could be coincidental ,the tricycles in yellow came under same line of production and assemblage,for me it is a bit of a trivial observation from you.,anyway glad you appreciate the city

Possibly trivial but I see it alot in nigerian cities. The Rescue Mission bus is it connected with the website I shared in any way?
Good to see infrastructure upgrades

TayserMahiri:


Possibly trivial but I see it alot in nigerian cities. The Rescue Mission bus is it connected with the website I shared in any way?
Good to see infrastructure upgrades

The site you posted is different,it should be a us humanitarian ish,the latter has to do with the imo state government,

The yellow buses of lagos infamously known as danfo i guess is the reason you think they are replicated all over the federation,nah bro it is only in lagos ,which would soon be phased out with the introduction of new better buses through a paris club r3fund bond of 30 billion naira by the lagos state govt hopefully by3rd quater of this year,however the yellow tricycles seems prevailent all over,

You can look up and subscribe to the imo state rescue mission you tube video channel to intermittently be acquinted with the latest crinkumcrankum in imo state

Hope i cured your curiosity lol

arinzeejikonye:


The site you posted is different,it should be a us humanitarian ish,the latter has to do with the imo state government,

The yellow buses of lagos infamously known as danfo i guess is the reason you think they are replicated all over the federation,nah bro it is only in lagos ,which would soon be phased out with the introduction of new better buses through a bond of 30 billion naira by the lagos state govt hopefully by3rd quater of this year,however the yellow tricircle seems prevailent all over,

Hope i cured your curiosity lol

You did

TayserMahiri:


No disrespect for your source but it wouldn't hold water anywhere. Ericsson is a private company, who knows what they were up to?
Nonetheless, 53 % is still paltry for the giant. Kenya was at 75 % when you guys were at 44 %. And you saw the trend. If you guys were at 53 % last year, we must have been at 85 % then. And then have increased since last year.

This is the list of the Top 150 banks in africa.

http://www.relbanks.com/rankings/top-banks-in-africa

No mention of kenya.

1/3 people living in nairobi lives in Slums.

http://www.seattleglobalist.com/slumrising/slumrising-partone.

iblawi:
@fidha254

IBM z13 is not a super computer but a mainframe computer. It means you don't have a super computer yet in that Bush called Kenya.

Only few African countries have super computers and Nigeria is one of them. The fastest super computer currently is in South Africa and this place them among the top 100 fastest super computers in in world.

Most major banks in Nigeria have mainframe in their data centers so if you are just getting 1 good for you but we already have it.


Please always do research properly before posting fault information on this thread. The function of a super computer goes far beyond what a bank need as they are mostly used for research and highly complex calculations.

This area you just brought me to is my field and I will tell you Kenya haven't gotten to that stage yet.

I admit tech isn't my line. I'm a simple dude; ask me about real estate,infrastructure,horticulture,aquaculture and milk but I've just wasted 10 mns of my life thanks to your usual lies! Here's a 2015 list of the 500 fastest supercomputers in the world-guess what? Nothing in,around or near Naij!?
https://www.top500.org/list/2015/11/?page=5
Anyone else feel free to correct me.

Shaytun:
1/3 people living in nairobi lives in Slums.

http://www.seattleglobalist.com/slumrising/slumrising-partone.

When you continue seeing Africa from NGO's point of view, you will always be full of inferiority complex. That was 2013 .
Here is 2015.

http://citiscope.org/story/2015/turning-kiberas-mud-huts-apartment-towers

DO you want 2017 ?

kikuyu1:


I admit tech isn't my line. I'm a simple dude; ask me about real estate,infrastructure,horticulture,aquaculture and milk but I've just wasted 10 mns of my life thanks to your usual lies! Here's a 2015 list of the 500 fastest supercomputers in the world-guess what? Nothing in,around or near Naij!?
https://www.top500.org/list/2015/11/?page=5
Anyone else feel free to correct me.

I've proven to you that you are not getting a super computer but a mainframe computer which is not new to us.

Your problem here is that you are not information literate.

The list clearly say top 500 super computers not all super computers.

Secondly, i told you south Africa have the fastest in Africa but it didn't make the list as well even though its was delivered recently.

Thirdly i know south Africa have at least two that are faster than ours that i know of and i know 1 was in cape town (DELL) and another in Pretoria (IBM).

Fourthly, the information i have before was that 1 of them was among the top 100 while ours was around 400+.

Lastly, US and china have over 350 super computers with china have a little more than the US and even the fastest which is about 5 times faster than that of US.

If you don't have a job or anything to do with your free time please keep searching with the little information i have given you.

I might post something on this in the evening when i have the time.

arinzeejikonye:



Aint kidding bro,i aint spinboting,the yellow building could be coincidental ,the tricycles in yellow came under same line of production and assemblage,for me it is a bit of a trivial observation from you.,anyway glad you appreciate the city

Now Kenyans are discovering that Nigerians are truly blessed with every state having at least one city. Imagine putting all this infrastructure in just 6 states.

We have our issues and we know them unlike those that don't even know theirs.

iblawi:


Now Kenyans are discovering that Nigerians are truly blessed with every state having at least one city. Imagine putting all this infrastructure in just 6 states.

We have our issues and we know them unlike those that don't even know theirs.

Most of what you label "CITIES" in Nigeria would be referred to as TOWNS in Kenya. There are strict standards here for labelling urbanized centers. Infrastructure, size and administration.

If we called every urban center with afew high rise building a city like am seeing is the norm in Naija, ... let's say we just wont.

Nigerians call unplanned mega slums cities

iblawi:


Now Kenyans are discovering that Nigerians are truly blessed with every state having at least one city. Imagine putting all this infrastructure in just 6 states.

We have our issues and we know them unlike those that don't even know theirs.

Really prepostrous bro,

The crossroads of the negative narrative reverberating allover cyberspace blindsfold the outside world to have a balanced objective image of the nigerian reality,disambiguating the generalizations and stereotypes is undoutably a huge heculian task,for instance within the past decade a city like owerri is exponentially expanding and adjoining patches of virgin locations fusing into a metropolitan conurbation,within owerri you got the old owerri,the new owerri,the central-municipal,adjoining owerri north and west,with boom of real estate development criss-crossing the whole city,with the explosive population,and infrastructural upgrade,though the state government got to ramp up a simultaneous approach,to carry sister urban areas along to avoid neglect,retrogression and decadence,owerri is innevitably positioning herself as a hub for tourism,hospitality and relaxation.with increase in aviation vista,myriads of clubs,hotels and fun spots,the elitist nature of the indigenes is a huge contributor and the strategic location of the city as an intermediary whose interconnectivity binds the south east and south south is another boost