Nigeria the world capital of poverty

The great Rift valley, Kenya

Nairobi, what a wonderful city

Nairobi Kenya... Too good to be true

vaxx1:
i have been pissing you off since you keep mentioning me on this thread, even i am still pissing you off currently. So when will you be fully pissed off?

Enough of this your sisy action , if you want anything to rely on, start from vaxx last two mention to you when i was crushing your two balls. You may decide to reject the last four mentions which portray as unmatched intellectually.

You wish
Just so you know you not been able to make me frown let alone angry. You almost did but then you conviently stopped it . Don't be naive boy.

You gather courage and meet me

(Avic Africa headquarters, Kenya) office block one of the tallest buildings in the continent...

Standing @184m tall it should be the third tallest after Carlton Tower Jo'burg 223m, Britam Tower Nairobi 200m...

samorobo:




You wish
Just so you know you not been able to make me frown let alone angry. You almost did but then you conviently stopped it . Don't be naive boy.

You gather courage and meet me

12 hours is enough to collocate you with the word cowardice.

Kenya ranked the best in Africa and 52nd Globally in the recently released Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index 2019.
Kenya already have BlockChain and AI taskforce headed by visionary Dr. Bitange Ndemo one of the architect of Konza Technopolis.

Nigeria is ranked 107 - as usual with Benin and Mali



There are no African countries in the top 50 positions, and only 12 African countries (out of 54 in the list) are in the top 100. The top five placed African governments are Kenya at number 52, Tunisia at 54, Mauritius at 60, South Africa at 68, and Ghana number 75. This reflects the well-documented developments in the technology sectors of these countries.

The full report here - https://ai4d.ai/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/ai-gov-readiness-report_v08.pdf

The first building is the FCB Mihrab,an architectural masterpiece!

The architects really went to class!

Stevoh18:
Nairobi Kenya... Too good to be true

theenchanter:
take that to d gutters.
KA privates earn between 20k shillings and 30k shilling, Nigeria second Lieutenant earn 165k, how does that corroborate with ur claim?
https://nigerianfinder.com/salary-of-nigerian-army-officers-see-full-details/
https://www.tuko.co.ke/262179-kenya-army-ranks-salaries-all-d-know.html
stop confusing and convincing urself at d same time.

Wrong as usual! Its Friday and I'll be back with sources-we're not on the same level,nigga! Its not even close.

They are even openly defecating on this thread - going through the amount dung they unleash amid generator fumes and din makes this place quite an eyesore.

Stevoh18:
Nigeria the world capital of poverty

If we can get every Kenyan to learn(be of highly educated) and invest deeply in ICT...we will then be able to solve each and every of our problems! Let's built this country around Education and Technology!

rvp2018:
Kenya ranked the best in Africa and 52nd Globally in the recently released Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index 2019.
Kenya already have BlockChain and AI taskforce headed by visionary Dr. Bitange Ndemo one of the architect of Konza Technopolis.
The full report here - https://ai4d.ai/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/ai-gov-readiness-report_v08.pdf
Nigeria is ranked 107 - as usual with Benin and Mali
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There are no African countries in the top 50 positions, and only 12 African countries (out of 54 in the list) are in the top 100. The top five placed African governments are Kenya at number 52, Tunisia at 54, Mauritius at 60, South Africa at 68, and Ghana number 75. This reflects the well-documented developments in the technology sectors of these countries.

Kenya is well ahead on the digital journey. People cannot just learn - it gov to go digital - forcing people to acquire those skills. For instance many gov services are now online - so a lot of people have to open accounts - e-Citizen, TIMS (NTSA), KRA e-filling of tax returns - name it.

I believe the current Huduma number will provide the biometrics needed to finally go fully digital.

Jonraid:
If we can get every Kenyan to learn(be of highly educated) and invest deeply in ICT...we will then be able to solve each and every of our problems! Let's built this country around Education and Technology!

NairobiWalker:
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Sometimes I wish I could unread some things-78% hunger and the nigga is screeching at us,GODDAMN!?

kikuyu1:


Wrong as usual! Its Friday and I'll be back with sources-we're not on the same level,nigga! Its not even close.

bring it oga, stop beating around d bush.

rvp2018:
Kenya ranked the best in Africa and 52nd Globally in the recently released Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index 2019.
Kenya already have BlockChain and AI taskforce headed by visionary Dr. Bitange Ndemo one of the architect of Konza Technopolis.

Nigeria is ranked 107 - as usual with Benin and Mali



There are no African countries in the top 50 positions, and only 12 African countries (out of 54 in the list) are in the top 100. The top five placed African governments are Kenya at number 52, Tunisia at 54, Mauritius at 60, South Africa at 68, and Ghana number 75. This reflects the well-documented developments in the technology sectors of these countries.

The full report here - https://ai4d.ai/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/ai-gov-readiness-report_v08.pdf

Nigeria No.107 what about our food obsessed neighbour??

Gives me a smile on my face when I see that everything is ''tech-focused'' this days.For instance the ticketing system is almost everywhere from telecom's customer care shops to banks,from huduma centres to even here in the University,we have an online ticketing system that works just like the normal one you'll see in banks.We need to embrace this little things and bring more in as far as digitization is concerned!

rvp2018:
Kenya is well ahead on the digital journey. People cannot just learn - it gov to go digital - forcing people to acquire those skills. For instance many gov services are now online - so a lot of people have to open accounts - e-Citizen, TIMS (NTSA), KRA e-filling of tax returns - name it.

I believe the current Huduma number will provide the biometrics needed to finally go fully digital.

While Nigeria typically is unable to even do Census (too broke ) Kenya which already had one of Africa strongest National ID system - just went digital - with completion of Huduma (Service) Number registrations - that not only take and store biometrics digitally (finger prints, pictures) taken - and their documents attached - in national database - that will be used by gov and non-gov for authentication.



Kenyans queuing for Huduma Number registration - about 40M are expected to register by tomorrow.

Imagine a future where you just use your fingerprints on some device - and voila - you're authenticated - and can get private and public sector services - you don't have to carry your national ID. Criminals like our Nigerian brother - you just need to swipe their fingerprint - on crime scene - and voila - you know the criminals - complete with their phone numbers and basic demographic info. This is the game changer - we had manual biometrics that took forever and were impossible to share - but now - we can continue the digital journey with solid Identification system.

Jonraid:
Gives me a smile on my face when I see that everything is ''tech-focused'' this days.For instance the ticketing system is almost everywhere from telecom's customer care shops to banks,from huduma centres to even here in the University,we have an online ticketing system that works just like the normal one you'll see in banks.We need to embrace this little things and bring more in as far as digitization is concerned!

What it is in a nutshell!

rvp2018:
While Nigeria typically is unable to even do Census (too broke ) Kenya which already had one of Africa strongest National ID system - just went digital - with completion of Huduma (Service) Number registrations - that not only take and store biometrics digitally (finger prints, pictures) taken - and their documents attached - in national database - that will be used by gov and non-gov for authentication.



Kenyans queuing for Huduma Number registration - about 40M are expected to register by tomorrow.

This data is crucial in so many things in terms of national planning.They just have to keep the data safe.,tax evaders and criminals will have to up their game as it will come a moment where everyone's details will be in the system!

rvp2018:
Imagine a future where you just use your fingerprints on some device - and voila - you're authenticated - and can get private and public sector services - you don't have to carry your national ID. Criminals like our Nigerian brother - you just need to swipe their fingerprint - on crime scene - and voila - you know the criminals - complete with their phone numbers and basic demographic info. This is the game changer - we had manual biometrics that took forever and were impossible to share - but now - we can continue the digital journey with solid Identification system.

gallivant:


Vaxx, this one is just a loud mouth like Ambode of Lagos. Also the 3 in one baboons have logged off together.

You are stupid.
Don't let me descend on your useless life.
Thunder fire you there mumu

gallivant:


Samsorobo, will you drink more tea or nah?

You are truly stupid.
Hot me when your dead brain cells has stopped gallivantin.
Glorified idiot

Stevoh18:
Nigeria the world capital of poverty

Sometimes I feel sorry for the giant. I wish they could just change stuff and an things start rolling. No African would wish bad stuff to his brother

Jonraid:
This data is crucial in so many things in terms of national planning.They just have to keep the data safe.,tax evaders and criminals will have to up their game as it will come a moment where everyone's details will be in the system!

For once someone is doing the right thing..we need ths data already even though I got issue with the security part..

So the joke was the next guy on the queue was a naija waiting patiently to register

Census - is more of planning data - Huduma - is more operational data. Look like we will also get digital number plates, we basically need everything digital - digital police occurrence book, digital listing of criminals and past offenders, digital cameras all over - we already have e-passport- this will help ensure we have transparency and integrity - and will go a long way in fighting corruption and many crimes - and will make life simple and easy for the majority of people who are law abiding.
https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/enterprise/Digital-vehicle-number-plates-set-for-January/4003126-5128960-15owoxpz/index.html

Jonraid:
This data is crucial in so many things in terms of national planning.They just have to keep the data safe.,tax evaders and criminals will have to up their game as it will come a moment where everyone's details will be in the system!

rvp2018:
While Nigeria typically is unable to even do Census (too broke ) Kenya which already had one of Africa strongest National ID system - just went digital - with completion of Huduma (Service) Number registrations - that not only take and store biometrics digitally (finger prints, pictures) taken - and their documents attached - in national database - that will be used by gov and non-gov for authentication.



Kenyans queuing for Huduma Number registration - about 40M are expected to register by tomorrow.

Seriously since i registered on ths forum have seen massive progress in our country.even though corruption is still around we got appreciate the progress.Give kenya few years and see the magic. We just don't talk but do.kusema na kutenda

samorobo:



Nah I just washed the video.
It was horrifying for a new terminal.
Nana should have invested in quality infastructure and not save up some for corrupt practice

You have a challenge, This is normal and it happens in many developed European countries. Even they scoop water on the field before a big match involving Chelsea and Manchester City. Why do you want to exaggerate it as anything worst than the leaking muritala airport which is human factor. This is natural occurrence. Goverment can only reduce the damage. And you know one thing about Ghana. It is quick- wittedness. . As i am currently typing, the drainage system to the flood area is undergoing construction. And to what is been reported that the terminal 3 itself was flooded. Disregard it, it is propaganda by the sitting Goverment to discredit the past administration who built the new terminal. Ghana is going to polls 2020.

rvp2018:
Kenya ranked the best in Africa and 52nd Globally in the recently released Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index 2019.
Kenya already have BlockChain and AI taskforce headed by visionary Dr. Bitange Ndemo one of the architect of Konza Technopolis.

Nigeria is ranked 107 - as usual with Benin and Mali



There are no African countries in the top 50 positions, and only 12 African countries (out of 54 in the list) are in the top 100. The top five placed African governments are Kenya at number 52, Tunisia at 54, Mauritius at 60, South Africa at 68, and Ghana number 75. This reflects the well-documented developments in the technology sectors of these countries.

The full report here - https://ai4d.ai/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/ai-gov-readiness-report_v08.pdf

AI will in few years take over..this is not about human resource thingy but how well are we prepared for the disruption. Many African countries who think theye got ths youthful population for labour and stuff are in for a rude shock.

Stevoh18:
(Avic Africa headquarters, Kenya) office block one of the tallest buildings in the continent...

Standing @184m tall it should be the third tallest after Carlton Tower Jo'burg 223m, Britam Tower Nairobi 200m...

I know some dudes who are already cursing ths

Stevoh18:
Nairobi Kenya... Too good to be true

Few cities in Africa can compare with Nairobi bae. Am not biased just speaking the truth

Stevoh18:
Nigeria the world capital of poverty