Iwantslavesgone:


Those charcoals are as dull as the skinny runners they are friends with

Boring.

gallivant:


You are back. Why!??

Show a little love, brother. We are not enemies.

obaaderemi:
Don't let the Ghanaians see this.

the Ghanaians are mumus. Even if they see it nothing will happen, they were busy sucking Kenyans dicks while kenyans were busy insulting them with style hahahahaha...i don laugh the Ghanaians tire no be small.

Iwantslavesgone:


Those charcoals are as dull as the skinny runners they are friends with

What is it with Nigeria and skin tone??

Nowonder they are the skin bleachers of the world.

Just ask any Nigerian in Kenya who is more lighter in colour between Kenyans and Nigerians. Don't be blindend by our Heroic Runners.

Iwantslavesgone:


Those charcoals are as dull as the skinny runners they are friends with

Hahahaha please!

Iwantslavesgone:


Lol, a charcoal trying to sound smart ?

Hahahahahaha i told you? That chaley is too dumb and dull please 4get about that dolo chaley and let's face the maasais.

Really,I should've come with this sooner,since its as crucial as cement/oil/sugar consumption in proving a nations economic level and can't be faked. Steel usage proves the national house/bridge/rail and infrastructure construction itself a valid growth indicator.

Kenya 36 kg per capita

Dangoteland 7 kg per capita


Tz 11 kg per capita

https://knoema.com/SSY2014/steel-statistical-yearbook-2017?tsId=1018290

Ghana 36 kg per capita

Look at the countries you think you're amongst! Btw,even pre recession you were a very low user barely nearing 15 kg proving my POINT YOUR GDP WAS WAYYYYY OVERBLOWN BY YOUR CBN COMEDIANS! Tbh,the idea is as funny as the sight of Uzuoha,your "under 19 goalie" with a 17 yr old son !I hope you now understand why we Kenyans are so determined to educate you on these realities.

India 63 kg

South Africa srsly slipped from a high of 135 kg in 2005 to 100 close of 2016,jln115,jayceon,ssaengine,WTF?

Tunisia 80 kg

kikuyu1:
Really,I should've come with this sooner,since its as crucial as cement/oil/sugar consumption in proving a nations economic level and can't be faked. Steel usage proves the national house/bridge/rail and infrastructure construction itself a valid growth indicator.

Kenya 36 kg per capita

Dangoteland 7 kg per capita


Tz 11 kg per capita

https://knoema.com/SSY2014/steel-statistical-yearbook-2017?tsId=1018290

Ghana 36 kg per capita

Look at the countries you think you're amongst! Btw,even pre recession you were a very low user barely nearing 15 kg proving my POINT YOUR GDP WAS WAYYYYY OVERBLOWN BY YOUR CBN COMEDIANS! I hope you now understand why we Kenyans are so determined to educate you on these realities.

India 63 kg

South Africa srsly slipped from a high of 135 kg in 2005 to 100 close of 2016,jln115,jayceon,ssaengine,WTF?

Tunisia 80 kg

l don't know what school you attended in Kenya or what Economic textbook you read, but going by your logic Tunisia and South Africa has a better GDP than lndia because of their higher steel per capita hence lndia's GDP is fake. Note that lndia's GDP is 2.1 trillion dollars to South Africa's 300 Billion dollars. lndia 's GDP is 7 times that of SA, and going by your report SA had more than double steel per capita than lndia in 2005.
lt is either you are confused, or you simply don't know what per capita is, which means you are ignorant.
The latter seems to be the case here, but why do you keep disgracing yourself on this forum?
Give it up man. Kenya is too small to rub shoulders with Nigeria

You nailed them there. Yeah stuff like steel usage cannot be faked and real indicators in developing country.

kikuyu1:
Really,I should've come with this sooner,since its as crucial as cement/oil/sugar consumption in proving a nations economic level and can't be faked. Steel usage proves the national house/bridge/rail and infrastructure construction itself a valid growth indicator.

Kenya 36 kg per capita

Dangoteland 7 kg per capita


Tz 11 kg per capita

https://knoema.com/SSY2014/steel-statistical-yearbook-2017?tsId=1018290

Ghana 36 kg per capita

Look at the countries you think you're amongst! Btw,even pre recession you were a very low user barely nearing 15 kg proving my POINT YOUR GDP WAS WAYYYYY OVERBLOWN BY YOUR CBN COMEDIANS! Tbh,the idea is as funny as the sight of Uzuoha,your "under 19 goalie" with a 17 yr old son !I hope you now understand why we Kenyans are so determined to educate you on these realities.

India 63 kg

South Africa srsly slipped from a high of 135 kg in 2005 to 100 close of 2016,jln115,jayceon,ssaengine,WTF?

Tunisia 80 kg

Mombasa City, Kenya

Mombasa, Kenya

It actually indictment of your very bad Nigerian education that you are comparing apples with oranges.South Africa & Tunisia are middle class countries. India is a developing country. The indicators like cement or steel are relevant when you're comparing DEVELOPING COUNTRIES with huge deficit in stuff like housing, roads & etc. South Africa & Tunisia have already build all the infrastructure they need - so they are going to be spending less pouring cement or steel compared to say Kenya or Nigeria or India per capita.

Developed countries like South Africa & Tunisa DO NOT need to consume lot of cement or steel because largely investments in infrastructure and urbanisation have already taken place.

Just use that graph and see the trend. South Africa have large consumed the same amount of steel for last 30yrs - while india consumption per capita has risen from 20 to 70kgs per capita.
https://knoema.com/SSY2014/steel-statistical-yearbook-2017?tsId=1018290

Daejoyoung:

l don't know what school you attended in Kenya or what Economic textbook you read, but going by your logic Tunisia and South Africa has a better GDP than lndia because of their higher steel per capita hence lndia's GDP is fake. Note that lndia's GDP is 2.1 trillion dollars to South Africa's 300 Billion dollars. lndia 's GDP is 7 times that of SA, and going by your report SA had more than double steel per capita than lndia in 2005.
lt is either you are confused, or you simply don't know what per capita is, which means you are ignorant.
The latter seems to be the case here, but why do you keep disgracing yourself on this forum?
Give it up man. Kenya is too small to rub shoulders with Nigeria

Daejoyoung:

l don't know what school you attended in Kenya or what Economic textbook you read, but going by your logic Tunisia and South Africa has a better GDP than lndia because of their higher steel per capita hence lndia's GDP is fake. Note that lndia's GDP is 2.1 trillion dollars to South Africa's 300 Billion dollars. lndia 's GDP is 7 times that of SA, and going by your report SA had more than double steel per capita than lndia in 2005.
lt is either you are confused, or you simply don't know what per capita is, which means you are ignorant.
The latter seems to be the case here, but why do you keep disgracing yourself on this forum?
Give it up man. Kenya is too small to rub shoulders with Nigeria

The little Indian shot himself in the foot. He is disgracing Kenyan educational system. And the way he keeps on about Nigeria's GDP is hilarious. It's really giving him pain.

This thread is long because the likes of you just comment for the sake of it. If you disagree with Kikuyu - make your sound argument known here. Kenya education systems is fair game. There are enough studies to shows it's MILES ahead of Nigeria. But first tell us why your think Kikuyu argument on steel per capita is not sound.

obaaderemi:
The little Indian shot himself in the foot. He is disgracing Kenyan educational system. And the way he keeps on about Nigeria's GDP is hilarious. It's really giving him pain.

kikuyu1:
Really,I should've come with this sooner,since its as crucial as cement/oil/sugar consumption in proving a nations economic level and can't be faked. Steel usage proves the national house/bridge/rail and infrastructure construction itself a valid growth indicator.

Kenya 36 kg per capita

Dangoteland 7 kg per capita


Tz 11 kg per capita

https://knoema.com/SSY2014/steel-statistical-yearbook-2017?tsId=1018290

Ghana 36 kg per capita

Look at the countries you think you're amongst! Btw,even pre recession you were a very low user barely nearing 15 kg proving my POINT YOUR GDP WAS WAYYYYY OVERBLOWN BY YOUR CBN COMEDIANS! Tbh,the idea is as funny as the sight of Uzuoha,your "under 19 goalie" with a 17 yr old son !I hope you now understand why we Kenyans are so determined to educate you on these realities.

India 63 kg

South Africa srsly slipped from a high of 135 kg in 2005 to 100 close of 2016,jln115,jayceon,ssaengine,WTF?

Tunisia 80 kg

The reason of ur high usage of cement lies in ur corruption.kenya builds the same thing twice.look at ur bridges which are collapsing..You will have to rebuild or may be you will re-rebuild.This is Sigiri kenya.a 12 mil.Us$ bridge!

rvp2018:
It actually indictment of your very bad Nigerian education that you are comparing apples with oranges.South Africa & Tunisia are middle class countries. India is a developing country. The indicators like cement or steel are relevant when you're comparing DEVELOPING COUNTRIES with huge deficit in stuff like housing, roads & etc. South Africa & Tunisia have already build all the infrastructure they need - so they are going to be spending less pouring cement or steel compared to say Kenya or Nigeria or India per capita.

lf you are truly educated you'll see that your grandmaster Kikuyu goofed, when he linked up steel per capita to GDP. lf lndia is a developing country and by your arguement has way less infrastructure than SA, yet it has 7 times the GDP of SA, and is even the 4th largest economy in the world in terms of PPP, doesn't that suggest to you that GDP has little to do with these kind of developments than it has to do with factors such as population and material resources?
Why are you guys so worked up on Nigerian GDP? GDP doesn't really indicate progress, and has more to do with how big a nation is, such that almost every form of business in that country has a multiple effect when compared to smaller nations. So the total assets and values of goods and services are usually way higher, this is a different arguement from per capita which indicates development.
So Kikuyu, wipe your tears my friend and stop crying.

Cement & Steel consumption are some of the MOST RELIABLE indicator to cross-reference GDP in a DEVELOPING COUNTRY. In short you cannot cook GDP Nigeria style . Here Kikuyu is on solid money. If you want to compare cement or steel consumption btw developing please go ahead...Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and Ghana..are developing countries (LDC or lower middle class). South Africa & Tunisia are middle classs countries...India & China are edging closer to them...that is hwy India steel consumption is at nearly 70..just about half South Africa.

And per-capita handles POPULATION - so quit being a crazy idiot.

Daejoyoung:

lf you are truly educated you'll see that your grandmaster Kikuyu goofed, when he linked up steel per capita to GDP. lf lndia is a developing country and by your arguement has way less infrastructure than SA, yet it has 7 times the GDP of SA, and is even the 4th largest economy in the world in terms of PPP, doesn't that suggest to you that GDP has little to do with these kind of developments than it has to do with factors such as population and material resources?
Why are you guys so worked up about Nigerian GDP? GDP doesn't really indicate progress, and has more to do with how big a nation is, such that almost every form of business in that country as a multiple effect when compared to smaller nations. So the total assets and values of goods and services are usually way higher, this is a different arguement from per capita which indicates development.
So Kikuyu, wipe your tears my friend and stop crying.

rvp2018:
It actually indictment of your very bad Nigerian education that you are comparing apples with oranges.South Africa & Tunisia are middle class countries. India is a developing country. The indicators like cement or steel are relevant when you're comparing DEVELOPING COUNTRIES with huge deficit in stuff like housing, roads & etc. South Africa & Tunisia have already build all the infrastructure they need - so they are going to be spending less pouring cement or steel compared to say Kenya or Nigeria or India per capita.

Developed countries like South Africa & Tunisa DO NOT need to consume lot of cement or steel because largely investments in infrastructure and urbanisation have already taken place.

Just use that graph and see the trend. South Africa have large consumed the same amount of steel for last 30yrs - while india consumption per capita has risen from 20 to 70kgs per capita.
https://knoema.com/SSY2014/steel-statistical-yearbook-2017?tsId=1018290

These Dangotelanders are doubly screwed. Not only do they lack the IQ to comprehend simple data ,their feminine nature we've seen with their obsessions on looks ,complexion and swag leads them to reject it!!

Most women have extremely weak reasoning, you’ll notice in arguments with them that they will try to attack the credibility of your logic to try to make themselves look better, this is the classic “I can’t beat the competition so I’ll try to make the competition less effective” strategy that women employ on a grand scale with ideas like fat acceptance, but applied on a micro-scale in their interactions on a one-to-one basis.

https://illimitablemen.com/2014/03/09/how-women-argue/

Exactly what the Mensa member you quoted is doing. In fact what they've been doing since the thread began.

Nowenuse
You got to see this.... This might be harmful to your health.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GctwfohMek

Mduara(Circle) is a dancing style where women go round in a circle shaking their assets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_mrvWnkOa4

AT with another hit shaking song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8fBxzuyn8k

rvp2018:
Cement & Steel consumption are some of the MOST RELIABLE indicator to cross-reference GDP in a DEVELOPING COUNTRY. In short you cannot cook GDP Nigeria style . Here Kikuyu is on solid money. If you want to compare cement or steel consumption btw developing please go ahead...Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and Ghana..are developing countries (LDC or lower middle class). South Africa & Tunisia are middle classs countries...India & China are edging closer to them...that is hwy India steel consumption is at nearly 70..just about half South Africa.

And per-capita handles POPULATION - so quit being an crazy idiot.

More contradictions, if you cannot see the lrony in your post, then there's no basis for your pride in the Kenyan education, it is definitely poor. You keep making my point but you can't see it, and here you are disgracing yourself by bringing in lndia and China to the level of Tunisia and SA, like seriously?
lf l should even agree with you on that, doesn't that indicate to you that GDP itself has little to do with this progress you speak of?( lf Tunisia and SA are more progressive than lndia and China)but rather GDP per capita and HDI? or are you just plainly confused?

We are on hair splitting now. Just know that developing countries are those with GDP per capita of 5,000 dollars and less. That mean Kenya, India, Nigeria & Ghana (Lower middle class ) & Tanzania (LDC). South Africa, Tunisia and China are proper middle class countries... They are all fruits..but we are talking apples & oranges. At 10,000 dollars then you start talking Upper Middle class countries . At 20,000 dollars per capita - you're talking highly developed countries....

And you don't even need to measure GDP to know which country is middle class or not -- these things manifest themselves- even somebody who has gone to bad schools in Nigeria like you can tell when they get to south africa - that it's a different kettle fish.

Today Nigeria can declare their GDP is 1 trillion dollars PPP (LOL) but go there and you'll know you're either in Niger or Chad or Somalia.

Daejoyoung:

More contradictions, if you cannot see the lrony in your post, then there's no basis for your pride in the Kenyan education, it is definitely poor. You keep making my point but you can't see it, and here you are disgracing yourself by bringing in lndia and China to the level of Tunisia and SA, like seriously?
lf l should even agree with you on that, doesn't that indicate to you that GDP itself has little to do with this progress you speak of?( lf Tunisia and SA are more progressive than lndia and China)but rather GDP per capita and HDI? or are you just plainly confused?

Nigeria making a fine mess of themselves as usual. Why pretend to host games you cannot afford? Now althetes are being forced to share beds - many stuck in airport.

Team Kenya had a rough night in Lagos, Nigeria, on Monday as they had to share limited hotel rooms and beds, with at least three on each one.

Organisers of the 2018 Africa Senior Championships could not offer charter flights to take the Kenya, Uganda, Egypt, Zimbabwe, Burundi, Botswana and Cameroon teams to Asaba, the event venue.

The Ivory Coast team spent 36 hours at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Ikeja before finding accommodation.

The event had been set for Lagos but the Local Organising Committee changed the venue to Asaba and with this came the responsibility of ferrying delegations.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2018/07/31/no-hotels-charter-flights-for-team-kenya-in-lagos_c1795266

This comment killed me -couldn't agree more - I mean 2M barrels of Oil daily leave Nigeria and country is hell-hole like Niger or Chad
Trust Nigerians to do shoddy jobs, they are at the bottom of the black man caste.

When the Kenyan haters try to talk too much, just remind them, they ain't sh*t

Iwantslavesgone:


Nigerians are whiter than you charcoal people . I know you are that foolish just30 stupid niggga boy , stop hiding from me.

who poured hot water into your brains yesterday

naijalander:
When the Kenyan haters try to talk too much, just remind them, they ain't sh*t

What the Fvck did i just read there? Isnt that the dumbest thing i have ever heard. Nigeria more developed than North Africans? The same North African countries i know like Egypt, Algeria, Morocco or which North Africa is that idiot talking about?

Kenyan Bajuni tribe
Descendants of Arab roots
Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala and Governor Hassan Joho. Balala is an Omani Arab descendant while Joho is a Yemeni Arab descent.