Jayceon:
In Timbaland's voice *the damage is done so I guess I should be living*



Cry me a river!!



Cerebral Assassin....

Nowenuse:


There is nothing i am doing that Nairobiwalker is asking me to desist from really. What am i doing?

Muafrika2:


NASA has the mkate nusu government as a mirror of what they are capable of. I remember Rails talking about a bridge from Mombasa road to Westlands before the Superhighway and sikuwa nashikanisha. One thing I know those people can bring is novelty in planning. Of course their focus is taking power. What else? They don't have the treasury in their control.

realjoker:
can you endeavor to provide us with the recent data please?

Hati13:

Triple H

obaaderemi:
You've been KAFFIRnated.Emancipate yourself from mental slavery.

Jayceon:
The childish insults are exactly what I expected.what can a dumbo that operate with brain power of a zygote do to construct a proper comeback.

You have now being reduced to posting laughing emojis as defense,but I know behind that forced laughter your heart is dripping with blood from the deep cuts of Lord Jayceon's swords of war


Cerebral Assassin...

Jayceon:
mental slavery you say.coming from someone who detests his black skin with a passion and sings oyinbo praises 24/7..that's just cute

Shaytun:
HURRAY.

At last, The BAN has been lifted

obaaderemi:
400 Years A Slave With No End In Sight.You can always cry on our shoulders.

Jayceon:
you are cramped in shìthole that was set up by the Brits and today they are sipping tea in their mansions watching fools going back and forth with their religious and tribal squabbles


Take the L

kikuyu1:


It's been done over 20 times! What's the use? Take it from me the latest national electricity coverage is 60%)

obaaderemi:
Hahaha,what were you banned for,bro?

Jayceon:
I knock down fools with my sledge hammer

Shaytun:


Posting too much links, I think.

realjoker:
just back up your assertive statement with a link to clear his doubts.

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” where 95% of homes will have access to electricity.

kikuyu1:


Time for the truth! Obama was just a homo!! But actually I don't blame him for that but for being a Zionist tool. Trump was brought into power by an anti Zionist faction-watch this space!

freshest4live:

Southafricans are ritualists too, if you want l would give you proof.

Bifwoli:
Too much selective "facts" and misrepresentations here .

First off ,Lapsett was never about oil discovery it was mooted as part of Vision 2030 way back in 2008 - thats 4yrs before oil was 1st discovered in 2012,and in any case the total cost of Lapsett is way way above the small value of oil discovered .

You mention collapse of sugar industry but fail to say some of its woes are tied to Kidero - the NASA man widely held responsible for Mumias woes .And some of the chief accusers of looting and corruption were asked to go give concrete evidence to EACC they refused -cuz it was all for political mileage but with no supporting evidence.

You just mention one industry relocating but fail to highlight the many that've set base in Kenya.Daimler came in 2016,VW set up not too long ago,Hela clothing came in March 2017,many respected global hotel chains have opened shop,Volvo Trucks is opening an assembly plant in Mombasa and many other smaller firms have same plans.AVIC also set up their HQs here not bcuz of oil mind you.

You mention GDP not doubling and prices going up but you fail to say other factors like exchange rate went from 85 per $ to average 102 per $.In any case no country can lift its millions out of poverty in just 5yrs - even China with its massive growth of 10% for nearly 20yrs hasn'tbeen able to lift every Chinaman from poverty hence you see them trooping to settle in Africa.Real GDP growth has to go for long time in a sustained manner for you to see the dividends (has Ethiopia which is grows even faster managed to eliminated poverty?)

Lastly the debt rise has its visible effect - the roads ,power plants ,the massive rise in electrification rate ,the better hospital facilities (two specialised centeres in every county) the port dredging and capacity enhancement .the SGR ....all these are visible effects of debt rise and they'll have a knock on effect on GDP.

Now tell us with a straight face that living standards haven't improved and all these other factors don't have a net effect on the overall sitution? Lets not argue with emotions but let facts come naked with no skewed and selective way of looking at the big picture.

Almost two thirds of companies in Kenya are facing warehousing shortages, according to a poll released today by Tilisi Developments Limited, the first mover in Kenya’s emerging Grade A logistics real estate sector.

Of 52 companies polled across Kenya’s manufacturing, FMCG, pharmaceuticals, logistics, import, export, retail and e-commerce sectors, 62 per cent reported that they had experienced some kind of warehousing shortage in the recent pas

kikuyu1:


This is old info,btw, given the high electrification rate.

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” where 95% of homes will have access to electricity.

Shaytun:


Posting too much links, I think.

chkil0:


so from your own source , access to electricity last year in kenya for 2016 is 55% 27% in 2013 ,

nigeria was 57.7 % in 2014 , but still the two countries like most african countries are very late in the world .

chkil0:


so from your own source , access to electricity last year in kenya for 2016 is 55% 27% in 2013 ,

nigeria was 57.7 % in 2014 , but still the two countries like most african countries are very late in the world .

in africa when you see stats for access to electricity in 2014 , their is only 7 or 8 country that do well : South africa 86.0% ,Gabon 89.5 % , Morocco 91.6%, Libya 98.4%, Tunisia 99.8 % , Egypt 99.8% , Algeria 100%

Bifwoli:

Eish ,thats a very short sighted view my friend.Is the drought (and food shortages) ravaging parts of east africa ,Yemen and other places political also? How's a team laser focused on electioneering ,court cases on elections and nonstop politicking gonna actualize your aspirations when their key focus the last 5yrs has been their own aspirations of gaining/sharing power ? (i can tell you for a fact their manifesto is just an after thought) Tell me their legislative successes ,voter-centered projects to their name ,any serious livelihood-centered changes they sought and visions over their long careers in parliament

mtis:

Lay down the pipe bruh..whatever ya smoking not good

kikuyu1:


Pls,tell me where I lied or exaggerated.

obaaderemi:
You are right.Africa is way behind.This thread has exposed a lot.Do you still have rural areas in Algeria that aren't connected?

obaaderemi:
You are right.Africa is way behind.This thread has exposed a lot.Do you still have rural areas in Algeria that aren't connected?

mtis:


In another four years, Kenya plans to achieve “universal access” where 95% of homes will have access to electricity. So no biggie