gallivant:


Obaboon, go eat a banana.

obaaderemi:
Keep following obaaderemi about,Kibera pig.

Kenyanstar:

That is an absolute falsehoods... Sudanese our neighbours come in various sizes, colours and genes. The argument of colour was brought about by your fellow Nigerian. Kenya is a country that least cares about skin colour due to its diversity of different ethnic backgrounds in large numbers.
Nilotes
Bantus
Cushites
Semites
Arabs
White
Indian etc[/s]

gallivant:

Timewilltell2:




Hahaha SA illiterates never seem to amaze me ,but then again you only started to attend university and secondary school in 1994. You know nothing . Stupid xenophobia idiot . Whose grand parents never saw a university lol. They dependency on Nigerian universities. Before 19 94 98 percent of blacks were illiterates lol

obaaderemi:
[s]And yet Nigerians were dissing their own beauty Queen because they think she is too dark and wouldn't represent Nigeria well on the international scene. How can you call this beautiful ebony queen ugly all because of skin tone? Nigeria is fvcked up

Bsuedu:
But why is the so called illiterates' grammar better than the enlightened one?

Timewilltell2:




These massais are stupid. When you look at Mandela you can clearly see he is more Asian. Xhosanostra, jayceon , LeSudAfricaine , mduza ,lionessza irongalaxy and all South African lazy fools come here and explain to the massais that Mandela ain't really African, they are too dumb to get the Asian in him .

gallivant:

gallivant:


Fixed.



Nigerian logic or lack of it.[/s]

Litmus:



Actually, what are Kenya ethnic foods?These posted look somewhat grim. Please African Kenyan foods not ones from those people from Asia that cannot be named or they go crying like babies to mods that then remove posts.

obaaderemi:
[s] Now you are desperate. You have been so badly beaten you are now changing what people write since words and abusive memes have failed you. Keep embarrassing yourself. People are watching you, Kibera pig.

obaaderemi:
The shhit he posted looks like raw meat. He is not sane.

gallivant:




I am not desperate [s]obaboon. You just make it too easy. How about the Tusker special edition beer, didn't you see it?[/s]

obaaderemi:
When you struggle to deny the obvious, you make things more difficult for yourself. Lesson number one for you today. More to follow as we progress Welcome to school, Kibera pig.

gallivant:


Have a Tusker and chill obaboon, you are just a clown.

TayserMahiri:


You havent mechanized your agriculture you even import milk and its products. Bubu was here to learn how to breed cows, even gunning to import our milk products. Last year you reduced import tariffs on milk so that you can import more. Apparently you lag behind in milk consumption per capita. You guys (together with Ghana) consume 11 to 15 liters per capita (whats up with the Fulani herders? They should pay some attention to their cows now ). Kenya consumes 120 Liters per capita, projected to hit 220 L per Kenyan by 2030, currently tops in Africa, even better than SA!

I was looking at the stats and was left dumbstruck. LAWD. Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda record anemic annual per capita consumption numbers of 53 liters, 42 liters, and 38 liters, respectively. Ethiopia consumes a measly 20 liters per capita. I wish to know if other Africans have a sustainable substitute for milk because the numbers are a bit shocking. Meanwhile Kenya no longer imports milk powder as from this year because we are producing more than enough milk.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organisation, Kenya’s per capita milk consumption is among the highest globally of any low-income developing country.

What I was saying Nwoke is that if you say Kenya is agrarian, then Naija hasnt gone through the agrarian revolution. You desperately need Kenya's expertise. We are light years ahead of you agriculturally speaking. You cant be taking 11 liters in a whole year when I do that in a week or so. Btw, did you know Nigeria imports goods worth around 3 billion Ksh from Kenya and only exports around 56 MILLION Kshs to Kenya? Now you know. I dont know whats up with the bonoko Giant but sth is very wrong.

Kenya’s exports to Nigeria include soap, jute, medicaments, automatic data processing machines, paper and paper products, textile, electrical machinery and medicaments.

Meanwhile
Imports from Nigeria include liquefied propane and butane, perfumes and cosmetics, telecommunications equipment, essential oils, special yarns and printed matter.

Attached is a preview of what Bubu came to witness with his very own eyes in this advanced country in East Africa

https://www.nation.co.ke/lifestyle/smartcompany/Why-there-is-little-to-show-for-Kenya-Nigeria-trade-deals/1226-3062132-8tiy20z/index.html

https://www.foodbusinessafrica.com/2018/04/13/kenyan-dairy-production-increases-by-25-to-reduce-milk-powder-imports/

http://www.foodbusinessafrica.com/2017/01/08/nigeria-lowers-import-duties-on-milk-packaging-materials-2/

kikuyu11:


In all meaningful metrics the gap is so huge we could go for another 2000 pages and still have fresh material! A few pages ago these Dangotelanders actually claimed their agric sector was as big as Brazil's when its like Burundi's!
Keep it coming!

kikuyu11:


In all meaningful metrics the gap is so huge we could go for another 2000 pages and still have fresh material! A few pages ago these Dangotelanders actually claimed their agric sector was as big as Brazil's when its like Burundi's!
Keep it coming!

Just30:
big mouth is their trait

Just30:
big mouth is their trait

jaycent:
Lagos spot

gallivant: