tylann:


You and the avocado guy are confusing tylann with someone else

How is nigeria manufacturing sector

You are a fool and I am not sorry to say that
. Infact a liar they say is a thief - and a liar of this magnitude as your self is definitely a hardened criminal.
Even though the truth is staring at you , you never hesitated to deny

Who else notice The idiot who made use of Nigeria is doom , Ghana is doom had stop using it after vaxx break here..... this notice may awaken those moniker again..... just wait.

samorobo:


If you are trying why deride the effort of your fellow african country that faces the same corrupt fate as you guys.
Where was these your "trying" when Singapore was also trying

Which African country have i deride samorobo

Kenya had lost decades i told you that

But we are trying this 4 first

Food security
Manufacturing
Housing
Universal healthcare

tylann:


You and the avocado guy are confusing tylann with someone else

How is nigeria manufacturing sector

Manufacturing in Nigeria is a bigger slice of the economy than it is in Kenya.
18% of GDP.

samorobo:


You are a fool and I am not sorry to say that
. Infact a liar they say is a thief - and a liar of this magnitude as your self is definitely a hardened criminal.
Even though the truth is staring at you , you never hesitated to deny

I advice you control you emotions first you are a man i know you can do that

Which truth are you talking about in the first place

obaaderemi:
Manufacturing in Nigeria is a bigger slice of the economy than it is in Kenya.
18% of GDP.

What does Nigeria manufacture

The largest and technological advance harbour expansion project in west Africa. Mps Tema harbour Ghana at the cost of 1.5 billion dollar .


To be open by the end of this MONTH..... Check out the first phase......


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WV3kc6j937g

tylann:


No most of the times you alot of nonsense

We will do that in the near future

Our govt is building TVETs all over the country which is a good thing in our manufacturing sector

Which countries lead Africa in innovation

No,you are the one who says nonsense most days. Like when you said Kenya's economy was $50bn only to deny ever saying that.

tylann:

What does Nigeria manufacture

Embrace Google.

samorobo:


You are a fool and I am not sorry to say that
. Infact a liar they say is a thief - and a liar of this magnitude as your self is definitely a hardened criminal.
Even though the truth is staring at you , you never hesitated to deny

He was caught pants down.

We've heard all this mentioned before.Kenya's tittle is here to stay with a projected 10 trillion shillings GDP by the end of this year.Get to know what they are paid in Ethiopia and then see the monsters that benefit from that country's cheap labour and electricity!

https://qz.com/africa/1614752/ethiopia-garment-workers-for-gap-hm-lowest-paid-in-world/

cossano:
thats true, Kenya has a sophisticated economy, but on infrastructure, i think Ethiopia is leading Kenya on these race, power in Kenya is very expensive, its the most expensive in the region thereby stifling industrialization, Ethiopia will soon unveil the grand Renaissance dam further strengthening their position as the leading power producer in the region, again china is shifting most its labor intensive industry to Ethiopia, the entire Africa will soon buy stuff from china only to be shipped from Ethiopia, Ethiopia has a brighter future than all the east African economies

Yeah they have

Well,we apparently don't have a railway!

obaaderemi:
Ethiopia has a SGR that links it with the port of Djibouti. Ethiopia is poised for great things.

tylann:


For once obaaderemi has make sense
Kenya's manufacturing sector is a joke

no. Kenyas manufacturing is not a joke, its the high cost of production that is killing manufacturing in Kenya, towns such as nakuru in their glory days use to be manufacturing haven but due to high taxes, exorbitant power cost, higher wages compared to neighboring countries etc the industries died, i know you said you are from nakuru, can you share images of the collapsed industries here? i mean nakuru's industrial area is a ghost town, the government must fix these, last week KEPSA, urged the govt to atleast lower corporate tax to 20% to spur industrialization in the country. under the prevailing circumstances do you expect us to compete with Uganda and Tanzania? or even Ethiopia where a worker in their EPZ earn an equivalent of kes.6,000 while their Kenyan counterparts earns almost kes.15,000

obaaderemi:
Embrace Google.

I knew it

And you talk as if Nigeria manufacturing sector is any better

kikuyu1:


Yes,its all true! In fact our military frequently desert to join the NA solely for the superior housing-BEHOLD!? You can see the barrack housing standard suffered here in Kenya.
Also:
https://www.ft.com/content/62928c8e-f7b8-11e8-8b7c-6fa24bd5409c



Question:does a well equipped army beg NGOs for effing watchtowers!?

You know I can also dig up stories and pictures about your army but I refuse to descend to your classless level. I will just leave you with this fact and watch you gyrate madly once again:

2019 African power index according to the
Global Fire Power
African ranking Countries World
ranking
1. Egypt 12
2. Algeria 27
3. South Africa 32
4. Nigeria 44
5. Ethiopia 47
6. Angola 58
7. Morocco 61
8. Sudan 69
9. DR Congo 72
10. Libya 77
11. Zambia 78
12. Tunisia 80
13. Zimbabwe 83
14. Kenya 86

tylann:



I knew it

And you talk as if Nigeria manufacturing sector is any better

What percentage of your economy is your manufacturing? 14%.
You don't expect me to start listing what we manufacture.

What does Nigeria manufacture?

obaaderemi:
What percentage of your economy is your manufacturing? 14%.
You don't expect me to start listing what we manufacture.

cossano:
no. Kenyas manufacturing is not a joke, its the high cost of production that is killing manufacturing in Kenya, towns such as nakuru in their glory days use to be manufacturing haven but due to high taxes, exorbitant power cost, higher wages compared to neighboring countries etc the industries died, i know you said you are from nakuru, can you share images of the collapsed industries here? i mean nakuru's industrial area is a ghost town, the government must fix these, last week KEPSA, urged the govt to atleast lower corporate tax to 20% to spur industrialization in the country. under the prevailing circumstances do you expect us to compete with Uganda and Tanzania? or even Ethiopia where a worker in their EPZ earn an equivalent of kes.6,000 while their Kenyan counterparts earns almost kes.15,000

You see you are a Kenyan
Can you survive with 6000 in Kenya cossano ??
I have been to Nakuru industrial zone
It is true that most industries closed shop
But some are being revived like the pyrethrum which is being revived by the county govt and national govt

In manufacturing,all those countries you've mentioned aren't on the same breath as Kenya.I however agree that more needs to be done in our manufacturing sector!

cossano:
no. Kenyas manufacturing is not a joke, its the high cost of production that is killing manufacturing in Kenya, towns such as nakuru in their glory days use to be manufacturing haven but due to high taxes, exorbitant power cost, higher wages compared to neighboring countries etc the industries died, i know you said you are from nakuru, can you share images of the collapsed industries here? i mean nakuru's industrial area is a ghost town, the government must fix these, last week KEPSA, urged the govt to atleast lower corporate tax to 20% to spur industrialization in the country. under the prevailing circumstances do you expect us to compete with Uganda and Tanzania? or even Ethiopia where a worker in their EPZ earn an equivalent of kes.6,000 while their Kenyan counterparts earns almost kes.15,000

cossano:
no. Kenyas manufacturing is not a joke, its the high cost of production that is killing manufacturing in Kenya, towns such as nakuru in their glory days use to be manufacturing haven but due to high taxes, exorbitant power cost, higher wages compared to neighboring countries etc the industries died, i know you said you are from nakuru, can you share images of the collapsed industries here? i mean nakuru's industrial area is a ghost town, the government must fix these, last week KEPSA, urged the govt to atleast lower corporate tax to 20% to spur industrialization in the country. under the prevailing circumstances do you expect us to compete with Uganda and Tanzania? or even Ethiopia where a worker in their EPZ earn an equivalent of kes.6,000 while their Kenyan counterparts earns almost kes.15,000

Ethiopia will very soon be the factory of Africa. All it needs is an opening up of their economy. Do you know they just signed a deal to help Ghana restart its state airline and they'll be owning 48% of the new joint venture?

obaaderemi:
What percentage of your economy is your manufacturing? 14%.
You don't expect me to start listing what we manufacture.

I don't expect to you list

I expect you to give me the well known goods that Nigeria manufactures

obaaderemi:
Ethiopia will very soon be the factory of Africa. All it needs is an opening up of their economy. Do you know they just signed a deal to help Ghana restart its state airline and they'll be owning 48% of the new joint venture?

Because Ethiopia offers extremely low labour costs , tax holidays etc

Jonraid:
We've heard all this mentioned before.Kenya's tittle is here to stay with a projected 10 trillion shillings GDP by the end of this year.Get to know what they are paid in Ethiopia and then see the monsters that benefit from that country's cheap labour and electricity!

https://qz.com/africa/1614752/ethiopia-garment-workers-for-gap-hm-lowest-paid-in-world/

and i pointed that out, yes it is not something to celebrate,but look at the bigger picture, even in china when massive industrialization started there,cheap labor was one of the factors that drove industries to china, so many companies will rush to invest in Ethiopia due to factors such as cheap labor, then once labor becomes more educated the wages will rise and by the time this same industries will be looking for another country in the third world to relocate their companies Ethiopia would have gain so much in terms of knowledge transfer so much so that it will have its own local apparel industries to compete with the rest of the world. remember its not always about wages but transfer of knowledge.

tylann:


Which African country have i deride samorobo

Kenya had lost decades i told you that

But we are trying this 4 first

Food security
Manufacturing
Housing
Universal healthcare

ur big 4.

cossano:
and i pointed that out, yes it is not something to celebrate,but look at the bigger picture, even in china when massive industrialization started there,cheap labor was one of the factors that drove industries to china, so many companies will rush to invest in Ethiopia due to factors such as cheap labor, then once labor becomes more educated the wages will rise and by the time this same industries will be looking for another country in the third world to relocate their companies Ethiopia would have gain so much in terms of knowledge transfer so much so that it will have its own local apparel industries to compete with the rest of the world. remember its not always about wages but transfer of knowledge.

And kenya needs to replicate that
With special economic zones
There was one being constructed in eldoret
I dont if it is still in existence

vaxx:
The largest and technological advance harbour expansion project in west Africa. Mps Tema harbour Ghana at the cost of 1.5 billion dollar .


To be open by the end of this MONTH..... Check out the first phase.

What's d spec?

theenchanter:
ur big 4.

Yes our big four

tylann:


You see you are a Kenyan
Can you survive with 6000 in Kenya cossano ??
I have been to Nakuru industrial zone
It is true that most industries closed shop
But some are being revived like the pyrethrum which is being revived by the county govt and national govt

yes you cannot survive on Kes.6,000 in Kenya and i dont think whether you can survive on that amount in ethiopia either, but the ethipian government is looking at the long term goals not short term gains. sometimes its better a half a loaf than no bread at all. thats the superior logic here

obaaderemi:
No,you are the one who says nonsense most days. Like when you said Kenya's economy was $50bn only to deny ever saying that.

I said Kenya's GDP was 70b in 2016
Samorobo and the tz guy are being dishonest

And Kenya will be growing at 3 percent per annum with a shilling depreciation of around 20% coming next year.Ethiopia's story is the same as the Rwanda one,both showing great promise but overrated as f*ck!

cossano:
and i pointed that out, yes it is not something to celebrate,but look at the bigger picture, even in china when massive industrialization started there,cheap labor was one of the factors that drove industries to china, so many companies will rush to invest in Ethiopia due to factors such as cheap labor, then once labor becomes more educated the wages will rise and by the time this same industries will be looking for another country in the third world to relocate their companies Ethiopia would have gain so much in terms of knowledge transfer so much so that it will have its own local apparel industries to compete with the rest of the world. remember its not always about wages but transfer of knowledge.

cossano:
yes you cannot survive on Kes.6,000 in Kenya and i dont think whether you can survive on that amount in ethiopia either, but the ethipian government is looking at the long term goals not short term gains. sometimes its better a half a loaf than no bread at all. thats the superior logic here

Kenya has a high cost of living compared to Ethiopia
So the 6000 kshs can work for an average Ethiopian

obaaderemi:
What percentage of your economy is your manufacturing? 14%.
You don't expect me to start listing what we manufacture.

Kenyan manufacturing fail to about 7% of GDP THIS YEAR, its hard to believe that there was a time its above 20% of GDP, something is seriously wrong here.