AskiaHarem:


That list is fake as all he11, you should be ashamed of yourself for even posting that blog site bullshit.

edon21:

thanks to Nigeria also. don't leave that out

samorobo:


Yes thank that nigeria man properly cos he always make sure yoy guys goes home loaded..you guys came and took alot of fund from both lagos and abuja

vaxx:
I am sorry kenya economy is also commodity driven with less portfolio compare to Ghana.

chrisagyei:
And Nigeria has the most useless exports I have ever seen.Their total exports in 2018 is 52 billion dollars and out of this,49 billion dollars is made up of crude oil and other oil products.that's why oil prices control the nation.In 2015,Nigeria 's GDP was over 550 billion dollars and in 2017 due to oil price sharp decrease,the GDP was reduced to 375 billion dollars whilst the population exceeds 200 million people. That is dangerous.

68816419:

I wonder , they kept shouting " our economy is the most diversified in Africa" yet, Natural commodities make up of 98% of the GDP with little manufacturing .

68816419:

I wonder , they kept shouting " our economy is the most diversified in Africa" yet, Natural commodities make up of 98% of the GDP with little manufacturing .

tylann:


Yeah it is tea , flowers , avocado , milk etc and that is agriculture
What about finance and banking sector
Retail sector
Manufacturing

You are just a jealous tanzanian

68816419:

Fool, tackle ur debts first, In 2019, Kenya debt had risen to an absolute amount of US$50 Billion against a GDP of US$98 Billion. This makes public debt level stand at 51% of GDP as of 2019.
Nigeria's Government debt accounted for 16.1 % of the country's Nominal GDP in Dec 2018, compared with the ratio of 16.2 % in the previous year. Nigeria's government debt to GDP ratio data is updated yearly, available from Dec 1981 to Dec 2018. Meaning the debts are been properly serviced.

68816419:

Fool, tackle ur debts first, In 2019, Kenya debt had risen to an absolute amount of US$50 Billion against a GDP of US$98 Billion. This makes public debt level stand at 51% of GDP as of 2019.
Nigeria's Government debt accounted for 16.1 % of the country's Nominal GDP in Dec 2018, compared with the ratio of 16.2 % in the previous year. Nigeria's government debt to GDP ratio data is updated yearly, available from Dec 1981 to Dec 2018. Meaning the debts are been properly serviced.

chrisagyei:
Oh wow chale,me sef adey Legon raides as in now.Legon is a huge community and the best in the world.Anyone who disagrees can go hang him or herself.All the same me too ago boys school oo Charlie,means we have stuffs in common,am an old student of St.Thomas Aquinas Senior High School in OSU,Cantonments.They call us Old Toms.Our slogan is "Beeb3"which is a ga word meaning "there's no time to waste".Our motto is Latin which is "Veritas Liberat" meaning "The Truth Shall Set You Free".One thing I love about and learned in a boys school is there is no harboring of hate or grudge which should last for more than one day regardless the circumstances.You see two students fighting vigorously and more physically buh the next day they will be eating and laughing together and even teasing each other on yesterday's unfortunate incidence.We can even kill for eachother although we're from different homes,we give our hearts to the school and defend the badge wholesomely.You dare not touch an Aquinas student if you are an outsider especially from a different school.We once charged in hundreds close to a thousand at a neighbouring school,burnt down their huge science laboratory building and school bus with petrol because some of their students attacked and assaulted just one of our juniors in their first year.It was an I saw.Arrests were made,police and soldiers had to be brought in and all this happened in Accra in 2002 there about.Let samorobo slide.Nigeria is a nuisance buh only ally of Ghana in West Africa,peace

68816419:

Fool, tackle ur debts first, In 2019, Kenya debt had risen to an absolute amount of US$50 Billion against a GDP of US$98 Billion. This makes public debt level stand at 51% of GDP as of 2019.
Nigeria's Government debt accounted for 16.1 % of the country's Nominal GDP in Dec 2018, compared with the ratio of 16.2 % in the previous year. Nigeria's government debt to GDP ratio data is updated yearly, available from Dec 1981 to Dec 2018. Meaning the debts are been properly serviced.

vaxx:
i will have to visit Nairobi one day to have a first hand experience of the city. i don't debate what i don't know.

but if it is about social development and citizens welfare . Ghana rival now are only north Africa country...... competitively Ghana will edge south Africa in some areas of human progress....

ChaosMagus:


I am fairly new to this thread. But permit me to comnent, My name is Yussif. I attended Labone,(L.A Bone) The best school in GH. Damn... Bro. I don't know how old you are or if you were in school when the whole commotion occurred in 2002, I was then in my second year. I willingly partook in the fight, lol. Your school, Quinaz thought they could override a mixed school simply because they were a boys' school. They had the shock of their lives.

The rivalry has been there sometime now. but what caused this particular one as I was told, Two labone girls who stay close to your school were assaulted by some cowards from your school(as usual) on their way home, So later one of your guys were passing through our school and the girls were able to rec some of them, she pointed them out, I was in the cadet and I remember helping to save your guys from beaten even though he enjoyed some few slaps hahahaaa.. later Quinaz sent a message to us that they will attack us, true to their words they sent just 4 nima boys from their school..( I wonder what they took us for)... Little did they know we also had guys from nima, madina zongo, Ashaiman etc. And they were beaten basa basa.. they sent another message that they will attack us two the following day. Again they kept their word, they came like bees.... Abt... 400 to 500. We went opened our tools room where we kept cutlasses, sticks, clubs etc... They started from the entrance, beat our security destroyed our street lights, dustbins bulbs everything in their way. No building was burnt. We also attacked them with all our might they started running, we chased them, we got some of them and beat them to stupor... They were shocked, they never expected it. It's like they underestimated us.... Later on the same day abt a handful of Accra Aca guys came to our school and we went stormed your campus, in retaliation, I never knew you guys could run like that oo... We were chased by the police and we run away. Anyway, arrests were made, our school was closed for like a week for repairs, The rivalry is still on. But I admire you guys for the unity, and courage, you guys had the best science teachers I ever seen. I was a science student and I can't remember the number of times I chased your teachers for lessons. And to be frank you guys they mow waaa, especially your science students, I later made a friend from that same school and year group,- who later married my sister... And we sometimes sit and reminisce abt they good old days... What a small world..

rvp2018:
Fake GDP..which is a figure concocted by your national statistics body... cannot repay debt.Your revenue..aka money in gov coffers to debt is what matters...and you're using 70% of your budget to service debt.Kenya is at 25-30%.Nobody is willing to loan Nigerian money equivalent to a GDP that size...like South Africa with nearly 300b dollars debt.. because nobody trust your figures.Kenya can leverage if it wants because creditors are willing to lend us money knowing we can repay

tylann:


Tony elumelu

Decided to help start up business across Africa
Don't get yourself

obaaderemi:
So why are you importing cement from Nigeria?

samorobo:



Yeah he could have made it all about nigeria but no as a nigerian we always keep at the back of our minds that this continent is our responsibility and you guys know how to take advantage of that by siphoning all our money and then biting that very hand that fed you

Logobenz0:
Everyone knows that your GDP is fake what do you have in that useless country. Tea and flowers how can tea and flowers boost your economy to $100bn dollars. Who are you fooling your GDP is $50bn, fact

tylann:


Which natural commodities are you talking about
Please name one

Vaxx was mistaken there

tylann:


Thanks to Tony elumelu

About Nigeria i have reservations for that

tylann:


[s]Which responsibility are you talking about
And second we don't siphon your money
And where have we bite your hand if i may ask[/s]

Just30:
it is still not 70%


“Ghana spends over 41 per cent of tax revenue to service interest rate on debt. From last year up to July this year chuck of our revenue goes into debt payment,” he sai

As a middle income country, we dont have to be spending 41% of our revenue on debt servicing


GHANA IS NOT GOING BANKRUPT LIKE NIGERIA

mtisTheQubit:

We flood ya country with our processed goods and ya here talking of tea and flowers...flowers are for white men not you niggs..

tylann:
Thanks to Tony elumelu

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/marketplace/113-Kenyan-startups-to-get-funding/4003114-5223714-view-asAMP-10knf6vz/index.html

68816419:

Same from same site.

The latest CBK weekly report shows that Kenya borrowed on average Sh129.5 billion per month in the last three months of the 2018/2019 fiscal year, indicating a rush to close the budget deficit that stood at Sh635 billion for the year.
The outstanding stock of external debt hit Sh3.02 trillion by the end of June, while domestic debt stood at Sh2.79 trillion. This was an increase of Sh488.4 billion compared to March 2019, and Sh770 billion compared to the debt levels in June 2018.
Public debt has expanded by an average of Sh680 billion annually in the past five years.

samorobo:


Yeah that's us..we take care of africa cos she is our responsibility

samorobo:



Pls help me tell them. .that bullshit is so funny.
They are always after every silly ranking pops up the internet which is no doubt done by some desperate fellow who needs attention online.
I would be shocked if rich people reside more in the whole of kenyan than lagos...the whole of nigeria is just too much for them