Problemkid1:
Their own kidnapping is even worse. They kidnapped both doctor and foreigners

Abi ooo

Stevoh18:


Where is the link...,?

But as for Kenya we have really made a remarkable stride
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.kenyans.co.ke/news/33952-kenya-ranked-third-literacy-level-africa%3Famp%3D1&ved=2ahUKEwjSjYHk9MTiAhWqxoUKHcZEAysQFjAKegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw2Zc7RORTuuOf780XqOq-la&ampcf=1

Show us that link to that post you posted, you bloody kiberan liar from the world largest slums and starvation

Problemkid1:
just like this. Look the screenshot.

Okay just as if I want to emboldened a statement.

I wi try on a fellow now just wztch

sufferNsmiling:


[s]Look what poverty is doing to people in Nigeria and illiteracy also. Most read

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Yeah that's its

Problemkid1:
How can a capital don't have a brt. Every country has a brt only Kenya don't! So are they telling us that they're better than other countries in the world. These kiberans and excuse are like 5/6

Lagos,kano,abuja,calabar, enugu, ibadan all has brt . I wonder what they are waiting for.
They are saying brt will not be suit nairoslum as though nairoslum is more sophisticated than London.

Kano just ordered more brt this year.
Let them remain in stone age

Problemkid1:
the idiot is only jealous because he knows that, their useless country can never come close to Nigeria on development

Yeah you are right
To them development is about selling tea and one basket of avocado

How have you exposed it? Kenya agricluture GDP is roughly 30% now - And Kenya GDP is roughly 100B by end of this year....so fool 30% of 100B dollars....30B dollars.

samorobo:

Long story.
Show ME where you are now earning $30bn anually from agriculture.
Liar I have successfully exposed your boastful lie

Kazikazi:
What u Kenyans fail to understand is,no one in this world was born evil.Somalians didn't just become cowards.Its u who failed to leave peacefully with ur neighbors. Your arrogance is paid in fully.That's the price u pay for thinking ur smart while ur foolish

If you have a better suggestion why don't you go to Somalia and help them they will need your help a lot and also educate them I think that will be the best thing to do

sufferNsmiling:


Let me tell you something you are so so stupid to believe I was a Nigerian you are so so stupid to believe I have even been to Nigeria here in Europe I have a lot of Nigerian friends and they inform me everything about Nigeria. If you read the book Art of War you will know you fight the enemy where they aren't.

Thank Gawd you are finally accepted that you are not a nigerian.
Read your statement correctly.
Infact I am screenshot ing this right now

Precisely they don't get it. They are busy producing tonnes of sorghum, millet, cassava, yams and such useless food. Check their malnutrition rate. Nigeria is 2nd leading worldwide...the same with Tanzania...nearly 40% are malnourished. Don't even talk about the mental stunting. That is why they cannot communicate in English despite being the language of instructions in their schools.

The fools are here after eating lots of yams for breakfast, cassava for lunch, fufu & plantain for super - and then sorghum beer - and they wonder why they are malnourished. Their meat intake is very bad. Their milk intake very bad.

Baliv254:
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Kenya little arable land produces high value agricultural cash crops often exported through planes to europe ,china and america as it buys low value cheap food crops from tanzania.
Kenya is actually the agricultural giant of East Africa and makes more money from agriculture than all countries in east africa including tanzania..

sufferNsmiling post=78882952[s:
in Nigeria out of 1 million Nigerians less than 1000 achievers. The rest are illiterate and criminal worshippers

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Cry me a river bitch

sufferNsmiling:


[s]With the bad roads in the country that Ferrari picture you posted you cannot even drive that car up to 5 km in Lagos before it is stuck in massive potholes[/s]

Don't you have some cows to tend to slave farmer

You're just afraid because you cannot hack competition. You don't export anything now beyond Oil and few cocoa beans. You biggest worry is Kenya, South Africa and Egypt companies rolling over you.

samorobo:

I pray we don't sign that deal.
It will crumble our manufacturing sector.
Imagine us manufacturing a car and take 90% tariff off because we want to sell to a neighbouring african country.
Enjoy your deal

sufferNsmiling:



speechless

You had better be

Hello

sufferNsmiling:

You are a total illiterate this is the plane which has been banned by so many countries for their crashes now they want to dump them on Nigeria. China-europe and up to 90 countries in the world has band this plane because it has problems.

Cry me a river bitch.
You will always have something meaningless to say.
I.am sure this project is too much for you to handle.
Go and tell your govt to order common 10 brt

kikuyu1:


Nigga,continue wanking at the thought! We'll all turn Vegan before that happens, you clown. Which means the chances of that are between .01 and 0.001 %.

That is the same method u used to defend your food insecurity. I remembered how u even crafted a fake index showing Kenya is doing well in food security. But all of a sudden people in Turkana started dying due to chronic starvation.


The same thing is happening in ur squabbles with Somalians. You are in denial phase. Keep on burying your head on a sand.The day u wake up,a landlocked nation is what u will see

rvp2018:
How have you exposed it? Kenya agricluture GDP is roughly 30% now - And Kenya GDP is roughly 100B by end of this year....so fool 30% of 100B dollars....30B dollars.

Keep your high school maths aside and show me where you now earn $30bn.
You had better wake up from that dream.
Not only $30bn both $100bn.
Nonsense

rvp2018:
While you are busy producing useless yams, sorghums and millet (check your MALNURTITION RATE....Kenya is producing vegetables and fruits that are dominating grocery stores of Europe.

NAIROBI, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Kenya earned 153.68 billion shillings ($1.53 billion) from horticulture exports in 2018, 33 percent higher than 115.32 billion shillings a year earlier, according to a joint statement by three industry bodies issued on Tuesday.

Flowers earned 113.17 billion shillings, compared with 82.25 billion shillings in 2017, while vegetables fetched 27.69 billion shillings as against 24.06 billion shillings, said the statement by the Kenya Flower Council, Fresh Produce Exporters Association of Kenya and the Fresh Produce Consortium.

Fruits earned 12.83 billion shillings as against 9 billion shillings in the previous year, it added. ($1 = 100.4000 Kenyan shillings) (Reporting by Omar Mohammed; Editing by George Obulutsa)

Nowonder you guys skinny and die of starvation

Although it depends heavily on the oil industry for its budgetary revenues, Nigeria is predominantly still an agricultural society. Approximately 70 percent of the population engages in agricultural production at a subsistence level. Agricultural holdings are generally small and scattered. Agriculture provided 41 percent of Nigeria's total gross domestic product (GDP) in 1999. This percentage represented a normal decrease of 24.7 percent from its contribution of 65.7 percent to the GDP in 1957. The decrease will continue because, as economic development occurs, the relative size of the agricultural sector usually decreases.

Nigeria's wide range of climate variations allows it to produce a variety of food and cash crops . The staple food crops include cassava, yams, corn, coco-yams, cow-peas, beans, sweet potatoes, millet, plantains, bananas, rice, sorghum, and a variety of fruits and vegetables. The leading cash crops are cocoa, citrus, cotton, groundnuts (peanuts), palm oil, palm kernel, benniseed, and rubber. They were also Nigeria's major exports in the 1960s and early 1970s until petroleum surpassed them in the 1970s. Chief among the export destinations for Nigerian agricultural exports are Britain, the United States, Canada, France, and Germany.

A significant portion of the agricultural sector in Nigeria involves cattle herding, fishing, poultry, and lumbering, which contributed more than 2 percent to the GDP in the 1980s. According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization 1987 estimate, there were 12.2 million cattle, 13.2 million sheep, 26.0 million goats, 1.3 million pigs, 700,000 donkeys, 250,000 horses, and 18,000 camels, mostly in northern Nigeria, and owned mostly by rural dwellers rather than by commercial companies. Fisheries output ranged from 600,000 to 700,000 tons annually in the 1970s. Estimates indicate that the output had fallen to 120,000 tons of fish per year by 1990. This was partly due to environmental degradation and water pollution in Ogoniland and the Delta region in general by the oil companies.

Decline in agricultural production in Nigeria began with the advent of the petroleum boom in the early 1970s. The boom in the oil sector brought about a distortion of the labor market. The distortion in turn produced adverse effects on the production levels of both food and cash crops. Governments had paid farmers low prices over the years on food for the domestic market in order to satisfy urban demands for cheap basic food products. This policy, in turn, progressively made agricultural work unattractive and enhanced the lure of the cities for farm workers. Collectively, these developments worsened the low productivity, both per unit of land and per worker, due to several factors: inadequate technology, acts of nature such as drought, poor transportation and infrastructure, and trade restrictions.

As food production could not keep pace with its increasing population, Nigeria began to import food. It also lost its status as a net exporter of such cash crops as cocoa, palm oil, and groundnuts. According to U.S. Department of State FY2001 Country Commercial Guide, Nigeria's total food and agricultural imports are valued at approximately US$1.6 billion per year. Among the major imports from the United States are wheat, sugar, milk powder, and consumer-ready food products.

Efforts since the late 1970s to revitalize agriculture in order to make Nigeria food self-sufficient again and to increase the export of agricultural products have produced only modest results. The Obasanjo administration, however, has made agriculture the highest priority of its economic policy.

Produce better healthy foods and not that tea, flowers and avocado nonsese.

rvp2018:
Precisely they don't get it. They are busy producing tonnes of sorghum, millet, cassava, yams and such useless food. Check their malnutrition rate. Nigeria is 2nd leading worldwide...the same with Tanzania...nearly 40% are malnourished. Don't even talk about the mental stunting. That is why they cannot communicate in English despite being the language of instructions in their schools.

The fools are here after eating lots of yams for breakfast, cassava for lunch, fufu & plantain for super - and then sorghum beer - and they wonder why they are malnourished. Their meat intake is very bad. Their milk intake very bad.

Stop trying to console your self . You are dt as starving.
Nigeria & tanzania does not drag that with you

samorobo:



Long story.
Show ME where you are now earning $30bn anually from agriculture.
Liar I have successfully exposed your boastful lie

Where did you successful expose rvp i haven't seen it you are just yapping without any facts or evidence

Easy Kid. I know you won't read. It honestly beyond your paygrade
https://www.knbs.or.ke/download/economic-survey-2018/

samorobo:


Keep your high school maths aside and show me where you now earn $30bn.
You had better wake up from that dream.
Not only $30bn both $100bn.
Nonsense

photos only...

Nigeria has the second highest burden of stunted children in the world, with a national prevalence rate of 43 percent of children under five - translating into 16.5 million children

samorobo:



Stop trying to console your self . You are dt as starving.
Nigeria & tanzania does not drag that with you

sufferNsmiling:


Look what poverty is doing to people in Nigeria and illiteracy also. Most read

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Extreme poverty

nairobi

rvp2018:
Kenya is well known agricultural giant - despite being 89% Arid and Semi-Arid. We don't do maize, millet, cassava, sorghum and such useless crops anymore - but are transitioning into high-value crops. We will leave Nigeria and Tanzania to produces all those useless cereals and garb..for cheap. And even if you don't starve - such kind of foods - can never meet your calorific needs - and you end up physical and mental stunted like the average Tanzanian or Nigerian.

For example last year:Kenya overtakes South Africa to become Africa's biggest exporter of avocados
Kenya's impressive volumetric growth rate per year and access to new markets have helped the country to overtake South Africa as the number one exporter of avocados from Africa. The East African country became the largest exporter of avocados in Africa in 2017, exporting a record volume of 51,507 tons to the world. South Africa, traditionally the lead exporter of the world fruit from the Agriculture-rich continent, relinquished the position and trailed Kenya for the first time ever in history with 43,492 tons.

(1)Sorghum According to Wikipedia.. Grain sorghum is the third most important cereal

crop grown in the United States and the fifth most important cereal crop

grown in the world. In 2010, Nigeria was the world's largest producer of

grain sorghum, followed by the United States and India but now Nigeria is

third largest sorghum producer with a production of 6,300.00 MT per year


(2)Yam

Nigeria is the largest producer of yams in the world with the production of

38000000(MT)followed by Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire respectively




(3)Kolanuts

Largest producer of Kolanuts with 88,000 m/t in 2010 accessment followed by

Cote d'Ivoire(68,000 m/t) and Cameroon(36,000 m/t) respectively

(4)Cassava

Nigeria produces 54000000 MT of cassava according to 2012 accessment and the

largest producer in the world followed from afar are Thailand and Indonesia



(5)Shea Nuts


Shea nut from a tree called Vitellaria and shea tree is a traditional

African food plant which produces Shea butter...Nigeria is the largest

producer



(6)Millet

India(9,500.00) is the largest producer of Millet followed by Nigeria with

4,800.00(MT)


(7)Sweet potato

China is the largest producer with 77375000(MT)while Nigeria is the second

with 3400000(MT) with Tanzania at third 3018175(MT)


(coolCashew nuts and groundnut

Nigeria is the second largest producer of cashew nuts with shell with about

836500(MT) while Vietnam produces 1190900(MT) while Nigeria is the third

largest producer of groundnut with shell


(9)Palm kernels

Nigeria is the third largest of palm kernels with 1200000(MT) with Indonesia

leading with 6560000(MT) while Malaysia is second with 4859000(MT)



(10)Cocoa bean

Nigeria is the 4th largest Cocoa producing countries with 383000(MT)while

Côte d'Ivoire is leading with 1650000,Indonesia 936300(MT) and Ghana 879348

(MT)



Honorable mentions are Plantains(6th world producer) Papayas(5th largest)

Pineaaples(7th largest) Okra(2nd largest) Onions(6th largest) Ginger(4th

largest) Mango(9th largest) Soy beans((14th largest) Maize(12th largest)



What are they producing in your State out of all this crops?



N.B Being a largest producer don't equally means largest exporter

samorobo:



Nonsense go and fix your low gdp per capita.
You are one of the poorest nation in the world with an insignificant gdp per capita.
That aLome should tell you that an average Nigerian is by far richer than an average kenyan. Dullard

Emotions

Hahaha ..but Nigeria is still the world poverty capital and it will remain the world poverty capital for generation as the world poverty capital

Kenya is not among the world poorest countries
But Tanzania is your imaginary friend

rvp2018:
You're just afraid because you cannot hack competition. You don't export anything now beyond Oil and few cocoa beans. You biggest worry is Kenya, South Africa and Egypt companies rolling over you.

Kenya nah.
Maybe south africa and egypt.
But that is not the main point.
We are investing too much in our manufacturing sector to just com and paralyse it by taking 90% off as tariff.
How are we going to boost that sector knowing we would definitely produce more than any african country all thanks to our able work force, while we get little import from others.
This kind of deals are meant for countries with smaller population as they would produce less but gain more not nigeria with its enormous population

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samorobo:



Yeah I am glad you been listen to our world class cities which has stirred an enormous amount of envy in you .
Don't worry it's not your destiny to have such.

Yes it is not Kenya's destiny to have worst cities in Africa like Nigeria does

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