TayserMahiri:


He thinks the Zanzibari spices are drugs

mtis:

its a TV series an its called The crossing...(well their future not soo awesome like i said but a twisted one )

mtis:

seriously we should swap Ghana with Tanzania

TayserMahiri:


Was going to watch the series this week but was too busy. Will stream it this weekend.

TayserMahiri:


would be the most awesome thing ever

mtis:

i read somewhere was cancelled so i dropped it..

Just30:
i guess you don't know how finance flows
in out out does not equate to saving
having an account does not make you a saver
the same way , holding a phone does not mean you buy data or buy credit

TayserMahiri:


wat was cancelled ?

mtis:

Funny naijas dont know Tanzanians don like them...do you know its easier for a naija to survive in Kenya than in TZ...

mtis:

the series

Daejoyoung:

l repeat it makes no sense. Usually to have an account you need a minimum of 2000 naira, and even though this may not be so compulsory these days, are you telling me these account holders save 500 naira, 900 naira, etc. Come on, l expect you to be smarter than this my friend. The problem here is that we are converting naira to dollar and that is where the misunderstanding begins. So many people earn 18000 naira monthly, which is about 500 naira( 1.5 dollars) daily, but they are not what you would consider very poor, they live in decent small homes in the town( not village) eat at least two square meals daily, wear nice clothes and shoes, etc.
But in Ghana, people who earn such amounts would have poverty written all over them in an instant because of the very high cost of living. lt is difficult to rent homes in Ghana. You see my point, there are no 120 million extremely poor Nigerians, it is simply false. There are however about 60 million extremely poor Nigerians ( mostly farmers up north) and 80 million poor to lower middle class Nigerians. This is the true situation of things( sentiments apart), no thanks to the recent recession.

Just30:
in most countries
almost half the bank accounts are either dormant or have zero balance

you may not know but people really struggle
being poor does not mean, you go to bed hungry

Just30:
you really like making noise
these are three different kinds of rail cars

mtis:

Funny naijas dont know Tanzanians don like them...do you know its easier for a naija to survive in Kenya than in TZ...

jaycent:
These are the old ones we also have the old ones, you should be ashamed of yourself by posting these whack sh1t you called rail. Dude please post something new and not these old whack lokomotive nonsense you're posting

Daejoyoung:

Then those are the poor not extremely poor. lf by definition, extremely poor means those who live below 360-500 naira daily, then in modern day Nigeria especially in these times, they would definitely also be amongst those who go to bed hungry, because 360 naira daily would hardly be enough for anything in a typical Nigerian town. So you and l are describing the poor Nigerians not extremely poor . Those struggling people l described in my previous post who earn 18000 naira monthly( and l was once in this category) are not extremely poor but just poor struggling people, but if you use the dollars, then they are extremely poor, but this is a contradiction because they are better off than many Ghanians who even live on 5 dollars daily, hope you get my point now?
Note 18000 naira monthly is about 500 naira ( 1.5 dollars) daily.
For your information, the minimum wage in Naija is 18000 naira, and some private school teachers earn about 15000 naira, it is fool hardy to break this monthly salary into a daily salary of 500 naira( 1.5 dollars) daily and then describe them as extremely poor, and even if you do this, their living conditions do not reflect the extremely poor, but just struggling or poor people.
A Western statistician would then take these statistics based on their monthly salaries alone and then convert these to daily salaries and then get bogus figures of 120 million extremely poor Nigerians, which is faulty because most Nigerians aside being employed may also be involved in other petty daily trades or what they call osusu contribution to make ends meet. Also the dollar is not the naira.

Just30:
;Dyour brain is dusty those are new line

srclark:
you can’t compete with us I did not come to Kenya to look for a job my job took me there and has also taken me to other African countries ,for your information developing only the capital city is a scam on its own anywhere you see large concentration of Indians and Asians know that things are not going well there cause they will give you a face cap in the short run (factories ,lovely malls ,apartment complexes) and in the long run they will take both the face cap and your head (the whole money in your country) wise up and stop competing with your superiors you guys got a long way to go .Comparing an oil producing country to a country that depends on visa fees is the height of madness to me ,wake up to reality bro “the nose is not far from the eyes but if you don’t calm down the eyes will never see the nose “ practicalise that before quoting me

Annael:
Kenya is owned by elite group.
Visit this website:-
https://thisisafrica.me/owns-kenya/

Nairobi has the largest slum in the world

Annael:
Kenya is owned by elite group.
Visit this website:-
https://thisisafrica.me/owns-kenya/

Nairobi has the largest slum in the world

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TayserMahiri:


Really? You dont have to act like a frustrated chic. Thats exactly how unattractive chics behave after hoping to catch the eye of a hunk dude but then he shows disinterest. Its not like its mandatory to meet you man/woman! I get ya beef but its not my fault I have that effect on people

Did you see that Uhuru Kenyatta actually responded to Boniface Mwangi's patriotic and genuine concern? I bet you did but you cant post here because the level of freedom and democracy in Kenya continues to shock you ten years later. A Kenyan can say that and the president actually shows concern and responds in a very kind manner on social media for all. In Tanzania the guy would be having his balls crashed right now by the govt. How dare you call the president a thief?? I suspect it would be the same in Naija as Tz.

TayserMahiri:


Did you know we are soon finalizing a safety system for all of those bikes? The system will check for many safety related things including speed and number of passengers per motorbike.