shervydman:


oh God..............cant u just stop lying at least for once?

well, u're gradually opening up....last I checked, only about 36% had access to electricity in kenya as at 2015 when u had 2100mw and u cant tell me sh!t now that it is just 2300mw.

i'll never agree u guys have at least 50% electricity supply across the country unless maybe selected cities. that's all.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/kenya/access-to-electricity-percent-of-population-wb-data.html

heck, we're even better than u here despite the fact that we don't deny.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/access-to-electricity-percent-of-population-wb-data.html

You dont have to agree

Kenya is rolling out its electricity program in half the tIme it took America.


https://qz.com/882938/kenya-is-rolling-out-its-national-electricity-program-in-half-the-time-it-took-america/

Kenya added 1.3 million households to its electricity grid last year, raising the percentage of connected Kenyans to 55%, from just 27% in 2013, when the country’s electrification campaign began in earnest. In another four years, Kenya plans to achieve “universal access”

As of now over 60 % of kenyans have access to 24/7 electricity.

In the nexr 3 years, 95 % will be covered.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.nation.co.ke/oped/Opinion/kenya-electricity-access-rate-now-at-a-historic-sixty-per-cent-/440808-3307998-view-asAMP-ynui1oz/index.html

Tell us about Nigerias access...

obaaderemi:
Hati13,how are you?

I'm fine. Yesterday, we celebrated a party staged for my 75 years old aunt. Today, their was a photograph session which involved some family members from my mother side. It was great time and I showed a big smile to them like I always acted for the past 2 years.lol

Thanks for asking and how are you also?

obaaderemi:
Good.But I don't mean just refineries.Take ghana for example.Ghana exports cocoa to import chocolate.While the oyinbos are free to fix price of cocoa and other natural commodities on the world market,who fixes the price of chocolate?why can't ghana have a powerful multinational like cadbury?why can't kenya have international coffee businesses like starbucks which buys kenya's premium coffee and use it to blend inferior coffee from brazil and colombia?Why does nigeria export oil when it can export petrochemical products like spain's Repsol?Why did bright people like Nyerere and Nkruma fail?What is wrong with Africa?

i concur with you. Ghana now has a chocholate company call golden tree. It is not as powerful like cadbury nor those it make varieties like cadbury either. Imagine a cocoa producing nation is not even self sufficient on chocholate. Is it not a mess.

TayserMahiri:



You dont have to agree

Kenya is rolling out its electricity program in half the tIme it took America.


https://qz.com/882938/kenya-is-rolling-out-its-national-electricity-program-in-half-the-time-it-took-america/

Kenya added 1.3 million households to its electricity grid last year, raising the percentage of connected Kenyans to 55%, from just 27% in 2013, when the country’s electrification campaign began in earnest. In another four years, Kenya plans to achieve “universal access”

As of now over 60 % of kenyans have access to 24/7 electricity.

In the nexr 3 years, 95 % will be covered.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.nation.co.ke/oped/Opinion/kenya-electricity-access-rate-now-at-a-historic-sixty-per-cent-/440808-3307998-view-asAMP-ynui1oz/index.html

Tell us about Nigerias access...

if this is ur case........... Nigeria is better than u here.

Nigeria currently has about 56% access to electricity but we have ongoing projects that will be through by feb 2018 which will be Africa's second largest power plant (mambilla power station 3,500mw) and another gas turbine (1200mw) and many lesser ones that will automatically let about 88% of Nigerians have access to electricity latest march 2018

vaxx:
ethiopia is a country i made research about when i first found out they were not colonized. But is it true. From 1936 to 1941,"Abyssinia" was under italian rule. So, in this spec Was Ethiopia a colony?I would say that the Italians never really gained any sort of foothold in Ethiopia, either then or earlier. Obviously they were repulsed by the Ethiopians at Adwa in 1896, and neither before nor after did they ever have any real control over the region. In 1936 the Italians annexed and 'occupied' Ethiopia and re-named it Italian East Africa, but the Ethiopians never capitulated and Italian control n the region was extremely limited, and any form of control only lasted until 1939 when the British intervened.

as for me the only country in africa that is free of colonization is liberia.

Technically what youre saying is that no Africann country survived colonization. Liberians themselves were former slaves

TayserMahiri:


Technically what youre saying is that no Africann country survived colonization. Liberians themselves were former slaves

you get it bro. no africa country was left untouched.only liberia soil. As you rightly put it they were former slave. The country is very americanise even up till date.

shervydman:


oh God..............cant u just stop lying at least for once?

well, u're gradually opening up....last I checked, only about 36% had access to electricity in kenya as at 2015 when u had 2100mw and u cant tell me sh!t now that it is just 2300mw.

i'll never agree u guys have at least 50% electricity supply across the country unless maybe selected cities. that's all.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/kenya/access-to-electricity-percent-of-population-wb-data.html

heck, we're even better than u here despite the fact that we don't deny.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/access-to-electricity-percent-of-population-wb-data.html

1. Why do you keep crying over other people lying when you're the biggest liar here? Remember mentioning Nigeria has 200 universities?

2. There's a big difference between regions/cities being connected and individual homesteads being connected. No town or market or region in Kenya is not connected to electricity, only individuals are not connected.....and in many cases individuals will be connected but be recorded as not connected considering the family setup of Kenya where in an extended family of 7 families for instance one person will get connected then supply the other 6 with electricity. Thus at the KPLC (supplying organ) only one family will be recorded as connected whilst in real sense it's 7. Likewise in some low income areas in towns and cities, one home might 'supply' to as many as 20 homes. That's why in a region like Nairobi there's an almost 100% connection yet the statistics will give a much lower figure.


3. Please stop quoting these megawatt figures when you have no idea what they mean, what magnitude of energy a megawatt is and how they affect supply. Due to lack of extractive minerals Kenya doesn't have much extractive industries that consume lots of energy and the few that we have produce their own energy rather than using the national grid. In fact some sugar companies produce more energy than they need hence sell some to the government. Most of our consumption is thus domestic.

4. We have a way more efficient grid that you guys and our supply per capita is much more than yours. Remember our capacity is 2300MW and production is just above 2000MW. Nigeria's capacity is 4000MW whilst production is about 2600MW. Factoring the population factor (Nigeria has 4x higher population than Kenya) and oil production that obviously consumes like a half of that, you shouldn't wonder why Kenyans have 24/7 supply of electricity while Nigeria can barely go 8 hours uninterrupted. See.....

Kenya = 2100/45M
= 45 Watts per capita.

Nigeria = 2662
oil industry consumes 1/2 of that
Remaining electricity = 1331MW
= 1331/180M
= 7.4 Watts per capita.


You still wondering why Kenya has 24/7 supply and Nigeria doesn't?

Hati13:

I'm fine. Yesterday, we celebrated a party staged for my 75 years old aunt. Today, their was a photograph session which involved some family members from my mother side. It was great time and I showed a big smile to them like I always acted for the past 2 years.lol

Thanks for asking and how are you also?

I am fine.Glad to hear from you,brother.

shervydman:


oh God..............cant u just stop lying at least for once?

well, u're gradually opening up....last I checked, only about 36% had access to electricity in kenya as at 2015 when u had 2100mw and u cant tell me sh!t now that it is just 2300mw.

i'll never agree u guys have at least 50% electricity supply across the country unless maybe selected cities. that's all.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/kenya/access-to-electricity-percent-of-population-wb-data.html

heck, we're even better than u here despite the fact that we don't deny.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/access-to-electricity-percent-of-population-wb-data.html

I see why you dont want to mention your national coverage. Only 55 % of nigerians have access to the disruptions

TayserMahiri:


Bro, don't read too much into this. There were also black africans working with colonial masters to subjugate africans. These kinds of things happen all the time but they dont imply that the actual events never happened.

THERE WAS NO JEWISH HOLOCAUST!! ALL 'SURVIVOR' TALES HAVE BEEN DEBUNKED MULTIPLE TIMES. Here's a list of their true life 'experiences;' bs from stories of wanking machines,watch fogs with poison teeth,geysers of blood and my personal favourite:lampshades made from Jewish skins!!
I swear they're hilarious!!

Please remember when you skim through this long list and read individual stories, that although most of this may appear completely outrageous, impossible and laughable, these stories and allegations were presented dead serious as nothing but the truth.

These stories were and are still being used to defame the German people and their ancestors, to extort sympathy, cash and even submarines for the further glory of the state of Israel.

The suffering of many Jewish, and many more other non Jewish people during WWII was real. But these stories are part of a criminal enterprise, and are being used for ulterior purposes such as special rights for Jews, legislation against free historical research, persecution of dissident writers, the continuing oppression of the Palestinian people, falsification of history, propaganda for mass immigration, denationalization and globalization, and the deliberate brainwashing of school children in European and other western countries.

The bolded is why you must reject this fantasy. Its like a moral flak vest that prevents critical thought since nobody wants to question a 'Survivor.'.
http://balder.org/judea/The-Most-Fantastic-Holocaust-Survivor-Stories-Jewish-Soap-Lampshades-Fertilizer-Mengele-Miracles.php
Fyi,its not the first time they've yelped about 6 mn dead.
That 6mn dead figure must have occult significance in their Luciferian worship-why else would they've repeated it several times in 1906,1921 and 1919?

NairobiWalker:


1. Why do you keep crying over other people lying when you're the biggest liar here? Remember mentioning Nigeria has 200 universities?

2. There's a big difference between regions/cities being connected and individual homesteads being connected. No town or market or region in Kenya is not connected to electricity, only individuals are not connected.....and in many cases individuals will be connected but be recorded as not connected considering the family setup of Kenya where in an extended family of 7 families for instance one person will get connected then supply the other 6 with electricity. Thus at the KPLC (supplying organ) only one family will be recorded as connected whilst in real sense it's 7. Likewise in some low income areas in towns and cities, one home might 'supply' to as many as 20 homes. That's why in a region like Nairobi there's an almost 100% connection yet the statistics will give a much lower figure.


3. Please stop quoting these megawatt figures when you have no idea what they mean, what magnitude of energy a megawatt is and how they affect supply. Due to lack of extractive minerals Kenya doesn't have much extractive industries that consume lots of energy and the few that we have produce their own energy rather than using the national grid. In fact some sugar companies produce more energy than they need hence sell some to the government. Most of our consumption is thus domestic.

4. We have a way more efficient grid that you guys and our supply per capita is much more than yours. Remember our capacity is 2300MW and production is just above 2000MW. Nigeria's capacity is 4000MW whilst production is about 2600MW. Factoring the population factor (Nigeria has 4x higher population than Kenya) and oil production that obviously consumes like a half of that, you shouldn't wonder why Kenyans have 24/7 supply of electricity while Nigeria can barely go 8 hours uninterrupted. See.....

Kenya = 2100/45M
= 45 Watts per capita.

Nigeria = 2662
oil industry consumes 1/2 of that
Remaining electricity = 1331MW
= 1331/180M
= 7.4 Watts per capita.


You still wondering why Kenya has 24/7 supply and Nigeria doesn't?

hahaha.......first and foremost I don't lie here and that 200 unis wasn't from me u can cross-check.

if I go by ur assumption, I can count about 10 cities/towns in Nigeria that has uninterrupted power supply but I'm talking in respect of the nation as a whole which is not the case, if u study that link once again u'll see that about 85% of urban dwellers has access to electricity while 36% of rural dwellers enjoy d same fate here in Nigeria.

can that be said of Kenya?

vaxx:
you get it bro. no africa country was left untouched.only liberia soil. As you rightly put it they were former slave. The country is very americanise even up till date.

I suggest you show some dignity to African countries that succesfilly resisted. Ethiopia is testimony that Black Empires could stand up to anyone.

TayserMahiri:



I see why you dont want to mention your national coverage. Only 55 % of nigerians have access to the disruptions

lets see Kenya's own......

TayserMahiri:



I suggest you show some dignity to African countries that succesfilly resisted. Ethiopia is testimony that Black Empires could stand up to anyone.

almost all african country resisted. infact libya perform better than ethiopia before they were finally overcome. British play a fantastic role in saving ethiopia from italian. But libya themselves fought with blood in protecting their own protectorate.

shervydman:


I understand what u mean bro...........I like it.

Its an African proverb

shervydman:


hahaha.......first and foremost I don't lie here and that 200 unis wasn't from me u can cross-check.

if I go by ur assumption, I can count about 10 cities/towns in Nigeria that has uninterrupted power supply but I'm talking in respect of the nation as a whole which is not the case, if u study that link once again u'll see that about 85% of urban dwellers has access to electricity while 36% of rural dwellers enjoy d same fate here in Nigeria.

can that be said of Kenya?

First and foremost - how come you saw your friend lie about 200 unis and you knew he was lying yet didn't call him on it yet you keep accusing Kenyans of being liars?

I'm not denying your access to electricity.

Kenya currently is at 55% not 36% like you said. I believe Nigeria is in the same range. However what we're taking about is the efficiency. That is, how good is the supply to those who are already connected? In Kenya, once connected you can even go a whole year without a blackout. In Nigeria it's hard to beat 8 hours.

vaxx:
almost all african country resisted. infact libya perform better than ethiopia before they were finally overcome. British play a fanstic role in saving ethiopia from italian. But libya themselves fought with blood in protecting their own protectorate.

no, Libya didn't perform better than Ethiopia.

vaxx:
you get it bro. no africa country was left untouched.only liberia soil. As you rightly put it they were former slave. The country is very americanise even up till date.

Occupation is different from colonisation.Would you say because germany occupied france then France was colonised?Even Germany after the war was administered by U.S and Russia.That's occupation.

obaaderemi:
Good.But I don't mean just refineries.Take ghana for example.Ghana exports cocoa to import chocolate.While the oyinbos are free to fix price of cocoa and other natural commodities on the world market,who fixes the price of chocolate?why can't ghana have a powerful multinational like cadbury?why can't kenya have international coffee businesses like starbucks which buys kenya's premium coffee and use it to blend inferior coffee from brazil and colombia?Why does nigeria export oil when it can export petrochemical products like spain's Repsol?Why did bright people like Nyerere and Nkruma fail?What is wrong with Africa?

Long story. But the summary is this coloniaslism.(am not talking of the past but current.)

Ah, yes. Look for those wiki leaks that involved American embassies. You'll be shocked at how leaders who put up a brave anti-colonial face for the African masses are begging for recognition and political support by the West behind closed doors.

NairobiWalker:


First and foremost - how come you saw your friend lie about 200 unis and you knew he was lying yet didn't call him on it yet you keep accusing Kenyans of being liars?

I'm not denying your access to electricity.

Kenya currently is at 55% not 36% like you said. I believe Nigeria is in the same range. However what we're taking about is the efficiency. That is, how good is the supply to those who are already connected? In Kenya, once connected you can even go a whole year without a blackout. In Nigeria it's hard to beat 8 hours.

hahahaha........if u're talking about KENYA;forget it, but if u're talking about some selected cities/town; so be it.

Nigeria on the other hand has some cities/towns with 24/7/electricity supply which can last up to a year with minor down-time especially those closer to power stations. but its not the case for the whole nation which is my point.

shervydman:


hahahaha........if u're talking about KENYA;forget it, but if u're talking about some selected cities/town; so be it.

Nigeria on the other hand has some cities/towns with 24/7/electricity supply which can last up to a year with minor down-time especially those closer to power stations. but its not the case for the whole nation which is my point.

I'm talking of the whole of Kenya dude. lol.
THE FUCKING WHOLE OF KENYA.

You guys have been in darkness for so long you can't imagine a whole country having 24/7 electricity supply. lol. You guys are interesting.

shervydman:


no, Libya didn't perform better than Ethiopia.

may be you need to read about OMAR MUKHTAR

vaxx:
almost all african country resisted. infact libya perform better than ethiopia before they were finally overcome. British play a fantastic role in saving ethiopia from italian. But libya themselves fought with blood in protecting their own protectorate.

Thats why I said Black. Libyans are definitely Arabs

NairobiWalker:


I'm talking of the whole of Kenya dude. lol.
THE FUCKING WHOLE OF KENYA.

You guys have been in darkness for so long you can't imagine a whole country having 24/7 electricity supply. lol. You guys are interesting.

.................even TayserMahiri confessed 60% of u have access to electricity AS AT NOW

is he not in Kenya or didn't he know what's going on over there again?

obaaderemi:
Occupation is different from colonisation.Would you say because germany occupied france then France was colonised?Even Germany after the war was administered by U.S and Russia.That's occupation.

ethiopia was annexed and rename italian east afica. Italian governent had a stake in some major ethiopia city not all before the british army intervene.

vaxx:
may be you need to read about OMAR MUKHTAR

ok......i'll try, is it a book btw or should I just google search?

shervydman:


hahahaha........if u're talking about KENYA;forget it, but if u're talking about some selected cities/town; so be it.

Nigeria on the other hand has some cities/towns with 24/7/electricity supply which can last up to a year with minor down-time especially those closer to power stations. but its not the case for the whole nation which is my point.

I heard 8 hours of electricity is a luxury back there. How much power do you have in a day where you live? Don't lie or Naijalander will expose you

shervydman:


.................even TayserMahiri confessed 60% of u have access to electricity AS AT NOW

is he not in Kenya or didn't he know what's going on over there again?

Your English comprehension is poor. Go back to school.

NairobiWalker:


First and foremost - how come you saw your friend lie about 200 unis and you knew he was lying yet didn't call him on it yet you keep accusing Kenyans of being liars?

I'm not denying your access to electricity.

Kenya currently is at 55% not 36% like you said. I believe Nigeria is in the same range. However what we're taking about is the efficiency. That is, how good is the supply to those who are already connected? In Kenya, once connected you can even go a whole year without a blackout. In Nigeria it's hard to beat 8 hours.

Kenya's is at 60 % as of January 2017.

http://www.nation.co.ke/oped/Opinion/kenya-electricity-access-rate-now-at-a-historic-sixty-per-cent-/440808-3307998-p0whfa/index.html

shervydman:



lets see Kenya's own......

It is 60 %.

http://www.nation.co.ke/oped/Opinion/kenya-electricity-access-rate-now-at-a-historic-sixty-per-cent-/440808-3307998-p0whfa/index.html

shervydman:


oh God..............cant u just stop lying at least for once?

well, u're gradually opening up....last I checked, only about 36% had access to electricity in kenya as at 2015 when u had 2100mw and u cant tell me sh!t now that it is just 2300mw.

i'll never agree u guys have at least 50% electricity supply across the country unless maybe selected cities. that's all.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/kenya/access-to-electricity-percent-of-population-wb-data.html

heck, we're even better than u here despite the fact that we don't deny.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/access-to-electricity-percent-of-population-wb-data.html

I've noticed your fellow f'tard mention this figure which I ignored but its now become a meme here. YOU LIE AS ALWAYS(SRSLY,DO YOU GUYS EVER SAY THE TRUTH!!). That figure was published in 2014 from the previous years figures!

Access to electricity (% of population) in Kenya was reported at 36 % in 2014, according to the World Bank collection of development indicators, compiled from officially recognized sources.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/kenya/access-to-electricity-percent-of-population-wb-data.html
We're now at around 3200 mw,fyi. That info is for the forumers interested in the truth,(Kenyans)

vaxx:
you get it bro. no africa country was left untouched.only liberia soil. As you rightly put it they were former slave. The country is very americanise even up till date.

Liberia is on the fence. Somewhere between a colony and a free state.