Obi1kenobi:


Erm....no. I'm pretty certain I read the context correctly and that was exactly what you sought to do. It doesn't "anger" me - else, I'd engage in the tit-for-tat. I just found it juvenile.

Okay. Let me concede that initial generalization. I've long since made clarifications and drew distinctions at least in 3 posts about the different political situations in Taiwan and Hong Kong. Except you'd like to remain pedantic about it, it doesn't change my argument.

I'm guessing you didn't expand on your response here because the futility of it registered, and instead referred to another poster's arguments which didn't show what you're claiming. You made a simple comment:

It's a demonstrably false claim. So, do you care to explain how those distinctions are important? Show your working.

But it goes both ways, nigga. You want me to acknowledge an index's findings when it suits your point, yet you've been in this thread for ages arguing against a different index that doesn't suit your point. Sounds a tad inconsistent and hypocritical, don't you think? The UN Development Index and several other indexes measuring all sorts of parameters has consistently ranked Kenya ahead of Nigeria. Many of the Kenyan folks here have posted these indices. Why then are you still in this thread asserting otherwise?

You don't care if I say anything negative about anywhere including Nigeria, yet you've been on this thread for thousands of pages arguing with those who say negative things about Nigeria? As I've said, had I told a story of woe about my bad experience in Nairobi, you would't have given me some churlish response about how I shouldn't have said it. You'd have used it as an amulet to strengthen your argument. You know it. I know it. But you can keep deluding yourself otherwise.

Kur17:


The second and third pics are from Nigeria,

29 September 2010, Rome - Making smallholder dairy production more competitive could be a powerful tool for reducing poverty, raising nutrition levels and improving the livelihoods of rural people in many developing countries, FAO said in a new report on smallholder milk production published today.

Kenya’s rapidly growing middle class demands much higher and more consistent quantities of milk. The per capita milk demand is projected to double from 111 litres to 220 litres by 2030,” Kariuki said.

She however noted that despite the high investment, the country's dairy sector is not well coordinated and there is need to harmonise resources to ensure that the full potential of the industry is achieved.

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

Kenya is at a demographic transformation stage. Fertility levels are declining gradually and Kenyans are living longer. There is reason for optimism that Kenya can benefit from a demographic dividend within 15 to 20 years. It is estimated that its working age population will grow to 73 per cent by 2050, bolstering the country’s GDP per capita 12 times higher than the present, with nearly 90 per cent of the working age in employment.

kikuyu1:


HAIIYYAAAA!? Dangoteland has actually beaten us in something meaningful,however minor!

I actually checked the per capita and yes,its true! The last stats of 2011 have us at 1.9 kgs per year and the Ogas are twice. BEHOLD!

http://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/3492/global-poultry-trends-egg-consumption-in-africa-and-oceania-below-the-global-average/

However,many of us are culturally restricted from egg consumption,tbh. Let me wipe away these tears of joy and run to tell the world.

Kur17:


The second and third pics are from Nigeria,

gallivant:


Well said. People wonder why I don't like that fool, it's because he is an empty vessel and they make the most noise! I can't stand his B.S.!

gallivant:


I have been waiting all day for them, they didnt show. They must be tired from last night's sleep.

Daejoyoung:

So are Kenyans producing the Bill gates and Zuckerbeg's of this world? you only said Kenyans are hardworking, what kind of hardwork? in what way have the Kenyan citizens stood out?

Kazikazi:
what did u invest u hungry people.ur uchumi died;they couldnt pay their rent.ur bank M have collapsed.come n take it.

NairobiWalker:


So on point.

Jay254:


The outcome is beautiful, true natural grass in aplace like msa needs constant watering to achieve thesame.

Hahahah Ndege inachanganyikiwa sana.

Kazikazi:
Yes we built.and no kenyans can go there.u need TZ Id card to enter.ur finished now.and we will built a wall for the whole border area.

obaaderemi:
You just can't get these Tanzanians out of your mind. Anyway, welcome back

rvp2018:
Digital lending that is happening now in Kenya is the cutting-edge stuff these nigerians bozo cannot comprehend. They are so backward - it no wonder they are siamese twins with our lazy & primitive southern neighbours TZ.

obaaderemi:
Honestly, how old are you,nigger? I thought you said you were in your forties? If that's the case you must be the oldest man posting on this thread and you've just proven that Solomon's wisdom has nothing to do with Methuselah's age. My post was in response to a pessimistic Nigerian who was too blind to see any progress in Nigeria's agriculture.The boy kept quiet about it only for you to run to the internet to compare egg production per capita and to start giving childish excuses for coming short. This your Obsessive Comparison Disorder needs psychiatric attention.

Obi1kenobi:


Erm....no. I'm pretty certain I read the context correctly and that was exactly what you sought to do. It doesn't "anger" me - else, I'd engage in the tit-for-tat. I just found it juvenile.



Okay. Let me concede that initial generalization. I've long since made clarifications and drew distinctions at least in 3 posts about the different political situations in Taiwan and Hong Kong. Except you'd like to remain pedantic about it, it doesn't change my argument.



I'm guessing you didn't expand on your response here because the futility of it registered, and instead referred to another poster's arguments which didn't show what you're claiming. You made a simple comment:

It's a demonstrably false claim. So, do you care to explain how those distinctions are important? Show your working.



But it goes both ways, nigga. You want me to acknowledge an index's findings when it suits your point, yet you've been in this thread for ages arguing against a different index that doesn't suit your point. Sounds a tad inconsistent and hypocritical, don't you think? The UN Development Index and several other indexes measuring all sorts of parameters has consistently ranked Kenya ahead of Nigeria. Many of the Kenyan folks here have posted these indices. Why then are you still in this thread asserting otherwise?

You don't care if I say anything negative about anywhere including Nigeria, yet you've been on this thread for thousands of pages arguing with those who say negative things about Nigeria? As I've said, had I told a story of woe about my bad experience in Nairobi, you would't have given me some churlish response about how I shouldn't have said it. You'd have used it as an amulet to strengthen your argument. You know it. I know it. But you can keep deluding yourself otherwise.

Kazikazi:
Your southern neighbours are teaching u..are feeding u; they hosted u as refugees each time u held ur elections! We even helped ur tribalist nation to have peace but yet u r insulting. You are a fool.period

Hbuyosh:

How can u feed us when u are struggling to feed yourselves....


And seriously, last year 78% of Tanzanians were going hungry, and here u are talking about feeding Kenya?

https://allafrica.com/stories/201703020574.html

Similar report by your 'own' newspaper (a major Tanzanian English newspaper, subsidiary of Kenyan media company....we dominate you in every way)
http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/News/78pc-of-people-affected-by-food-shortages--study/1840340-3833436-bf4lbgz/index.html

Friend, we buy your maize and rice. We pay for it in order to bolster your tiny, insignificant economy. It is not charity.

gallivant:
Nairobi

Kazikazi:
as a lion goes hungry for days so is kenya.and thats why our women are beautiful

Daejoyoung:

Nigeria is four times the size of Kenya. 59% is already above a 110million people, hope you know that?

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Inside Kenya

kikuyu1:
The past 24 hrs I received anecdotal confirmation of issues we've posted on here,namely our dairy industry,Magufuli and our demographic dividend. Since some,many,actually on this thread I won't name can't interpret data here's some hearsay!
Small holder dairy farming is one of the surest ways of poverty reduction.


http://www.fao.org/news/story/en/item/44582/icode/

The East and Southern African Dairy Association conference has just opened in Nairobi and by now you know who leads continentally.


https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2016/03/15/kenyas-dairy-sector-tops-in-east-africa_c1311660

I'm angling to see how I can insert myself somewhere in the dairy chain in the coming 7 years-the opportunities are real.

A cousin was recently operated on in Nairobi hospital and met one of the entourage of the badly wounded Tz oppo leader(the nigga was hit 17 times!?) Anyway,many not just oppo but even CCM bigwigs are convinced Magufuli doesn't have all the knives in his drawer. The nigga is mental! He personally ordered the hits and arrests. IIRC,three have died and he's shut down at least two papers and targeted the main cyber forum,jamii which somehow escaped.

Last night a cousin with 30 years teaching experience enlightened me on an interesting new development I touched on earlier. In Kiambu,Muranga,Kirinyaga and Nyeri class sizes are decreasing rapidly. From 5 streams to 3 and occasionally even 2 while kindergartens which once has 20-25 kids now have 10-15.
The demographic dividend.the ratio of economically active to youthful inactive is rapidly lowering and we're within the first phases.


https://www.nation.co.ke/oped/opinion/Demographic-Dividend-Youth-Kenya-Society-Population/440808-2840490-15hihh6z/index.html

THE FUTURE IS HERE!
Rmbr,you read it here first.

TayserMahiri:


Tanzanians are more malnourished than Kenyans (from the arid areas). And this has to do with the fact that the emphasis in Tanzania is filling your belly in contrast to FAO standards of nutritional value. In other words Tanzanians, what are you eating? You cant just eat rice and cassava throughout the year.