SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Illiteracy is still worrying you Or is it stupidity. From beginning this trade has been about development and which country is better. Please do not turn this thread into a beauty contest

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


[s]Illiteracy is still worrying you Or is it stupidity. From beginning this trade has been about development and which country is better. Please do not turn this thread into a beauty contest[/s]

Nobody takes an illiterate like you seriously. You should have gone to school when they sent you there.

This foolish goat is still talking crap! what is in that your sh1thole country apart from poverty and stvpidity? Kidnappings n suffering? Foolishness and making babies like pigs? Federal Republic of Fools

samorobo:



Tell Me what will I enjoy if I come to ghana
..pls don't mention healthcare cause I take care of my medical bills
Don't mention electricity either but rather dumsor

I just watch accra online and I can tell b tge difference btw accra and kumasi , both sucks..
Spintek roads and Oxford Street looks like aboado road(in kumasi) and kumasi market respectively ..

No thanks Sammy will pass I would rather sit in a dumpsite than go through those horror

From the same f27 arts, Lagos Victoria island.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


I think you have really really gone mad this picture is from Chennai India not Lagos Or have you become a little Indian

Nigerians have gone berserk... Capital of poverty

samorobo:



And I am telling you that your power sector is under serious cooking and whatever figure they present world bank that is what would be publish. Various reports online suggest that your power sector is in a sorry state and a disgrace

After you go all about the internet posting pictures. Which are not even from Nigeria

Poor dense Tanzania started an airline - under Tanzania Government Flight Agency (TGFA) - instead of the Air Tanzania - hoping to escape previous debt...but suppliers are not amused.

Their plane just got seized in South Africa.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tanzania-south-africa-aviation/tanzania-says-south-africa-impounds-airbus-plane-idUSKCN1VE0BJ

Not the first time their birds are getting seized.

In 2017 a Canadian construction firm, Stirling Civil Engineering Ltd, seized one of Tanzania’s new Q400 turbo-prop planes in Canada over a $38 million lawsuit, before it had been delivered.

obaaderemi:
The sufferinsmiilin illiterate doesn't know Lagos very well or maybe he is blind. Those beautiful pictures are from Gtbank food and drink festival 2019. He thinks it's India.
http://www.lokgram.com/tag/F27arts

Don't mind the idiot Illiterate. The idiot is just desperate no be only India. Na Dubai

obaaderemi:
Nobody takes an illiterate like you seriously. You should have gone to school when they sent you there.

obaaderemi:
From the same f27 arts, Lagos Victoria island.

More from Ikoyi, Lagos

Kazikazi:
That is a bad idea! Actually, there is a dude in Tz did the same thing and it turned out to be a very wrong idea! The number of zebras etc shot up and they lacked grazing place and caused a lot of chaos.
Conservation of wild animals is very simple. Stop poarching,give them enough natural habitat,reduce human activities in the parks,then just let them sort themselves out

Time to pay debts my brother! No free meals!!!

South Africa impounds Tanzanian plane over debts.

South African authorities have impounded an Airbus 220-300 aircraft leased by Tanzania’s national flag carrier, the Tanzanian government said.

The plane had been scheduled to fly from the Oliver Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa, to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on Friday.

“The plane was impounded following an order issued by the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg,” Tanzania’s transport ministry said in a statement on Friday.
Analysts have said Tanzania’s planes had been put under the ownership of the TGFA to avoid possible confiscation of the planes from lawsuits related to Air Tanzania’s multi-million dollar debts from previous suppliers.

In 2017 a Canadian construction firm, Stirling Civil Engineering Ltd, seized one of Tanzania’s new Q400 turbo-prop planes in Canada over a $38 million lawsuit, before it had been delivered.

good thing you revived that defunct carrier. From now henceforth, anyone you owe money will be impounding your planes until you pay.

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rvp20182:
Poor dense Tanzania started an airline - under Tanzania Government Flight Agency (TGFA) - instead of the Air Tanzania - hoping to escape previous debt...but suppliers are not amused.

Their plane just got seized in South Africa.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tanzania-south-africa-aviation/tanzania-says-south-africa-impounds-airbus-plane-idUSKCN1VE0BJ

Not the first time their birds are getting seized.

In 2017 a Canadian construction firm, Stirling Civil Engineering Ltd, seized one of Tanzania’s new Q400 turbo-prop planes in Canada over a $38 million lawsuit, before it had been delivered.

Tanzania should know we're are not of the same league....theirs is for food not technology

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Stevoh18:


Tanzanua should kniw we're are not of the same league....theirs is for food not technology

The way they've flooded Kenyan groups screaming we're building our country using our own money...smh

I guess they will have to fly the dreamliner domestically In 2009 - they owed SAA - 13M dollars. Now pad interest...South Africa Airways alone are probably owed 20-30M dollars.

Stevoh18:


Tanzania should kniw we're are not of the same league....theirs is for food not technology

Yobeezy:


The way they've flooded Kenyan groups screaming we're building our country using our own money...smh

Yobeezy:


The way they've flooded Kenyan groups screaming we're building our country using our own money...smh

From GDP growth rate to this....The way the truth is coming out must make them feel like the world should burst and swallow them alive

rvp20182:
I guess they will have to fly the dreamliner domestically In 2009 - they owed SAA - 13M dollars. Now pad interest...South Africa Airways alone are probably owed 20-30M dollars.

Meen such figures for Tanzania, they should then strict their operation locally. Otherwise ndege zitapigwa mnada...

Stevoh18:


From GDP growth rate to this....The way the truth is coming out must make them feel like the world should burst and swallow them alive

They're get emotionally deranged day in day out, some jerks like Kumamoto, his usual comeback is always Turkana once they've been freshly exposed.

rvp20182:
I guess they will have to fly the dreamliner domestically In 2009 - they owed SAA - 13M dollars. Now pad interest...South Africa Airways alone are probably owed 20-30M dollars.

That is a little money and everything will be ok. I think you don't understand that Air Tanzania was once owned by that SAA and died in their hand. Don't loudmouth before the case is sorted.

Stevoh18:


From GDP growth rate to this....The way the truth is coming out must make them feel like the world should burst and swallow them alive

Tanzania economy has growth of 6.6% in this year first quarter. We will see if that projection of 4% annually will be true.

Yobeezy:


The way they've flooded Kenyan groups screaming we're building our country using our own money...smh

The bolded is what CCM has been fooling tanzanians for a while now
They were fooled that they were building the sgr with their own money until they were exposed that they borrowed commercial loans to build sgr
They have been fooling tanzanians that they economy has been growing at 7% per year
Yet here we are
Now look at air tanzania an airline riddled with debts

Acadavah:

Tanzania economy has growth of 6.6% in this year first quarter. We will see if that projection of 4% annually will be true.

Lets us wait for IMF and world bank figures

Acadavah:

Tanzania economy has growth of 6.6% in this year first quarter. We will see if that projection of 4% annually will be true.

According to the biased figures of your government...

rvp2018:
Wet dreams

Just because your failures at big industrial projects doesn't mean everybody on the continent is.......

tylann:


Nobody is starving in Kenya
Tanzania only exports beans and maize to comesa members
Kenya exports value added products to tanzania
Should i bring what magufuli said about kenyan companies in tanzania

Tanzania Exports to Kenya was US$338.83 Million during 2018, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade while Kenya Exports to Tanzania was US$293.7 Million during 2018, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. Let's wait for this year.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2019/08/fg-to-extend-electricity-line-to-senegal-ghana-others/amp/


I can't laugh

impressive west africa.......

consumer confidence in west africa market


Ghanaian consumer confidence shoots up by 10 points
Marginal increase in Nigerian consumer confidence, but sentiment still positive
Ghana’s latest Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) for the second quarter of 2019 shows an extremely healthy increase of 10 points to 118, while Nigeria’s CCI has increased by one point to 127. These two sets of results present an optimistic picture of consumer sentiment across West Africa.

Looking at Ghana’s overall performance, Nielsen Market Lead for West Africa, Yannick Nkembe comments: “Ghana is currently the poster-child for African economic growth and positive consumer sentiment. The International Monetary Fund estimates its GDP will rise 8.8% this year – double the pace of emerging economies as a whole, and well ahead of world growth.

“This is a result of factors such as expanding crude oil production, a stable democracy and the introduction of a more favourable taxation structure. Ghana’s manufacturing industry has also been boosted by policies aimed at diversifying the economy and preventing an over-reliance on the commodity markets.”

This overall positive outlook is reflected by Ghanaian consumers’ greatly improved view of their job prospects with a 10-point increase to 63%, saying they will be excellent or good in the next six months. In terms of the state of their personal finances over the next 12 months, 74% say excellent or good – up from 70%; and the number of Ghanaian consumers who feel now is a good or excellent time to purchase has also seen a large increase quarter on quarter, from 34% to 46%.

Looking at whether Ghanaians have spare cash, 52% say yes; up nine points from the previous quarter. Once they meet their essential living expenses, the highest number of consumers (82%) put their spare cash into savings, followed by 72% on home improvements/decorating, and 67% who invest in stocks and mutual funds.

When looking at the real life factors that are having a negative impact on Ghanaians’ outlook, the top concerns over the next six months include work/life balance at 24%, the same figure as the last quarter; rising food prices at 22% (dropped by three points compared to Q1’19); tolerance toward different religions, also at 22% (increased by 1% since the previous quarter); and children’s education and welfare at 18%, which has seen a 2-point increase.

Stable sentiment in Nigeria

In contrast to Ghana’s leaps and bounds in confidence during the second quarter, Nigeria’s CCI figure increased by one point; however, at 127 it is still way higher than Ghana’s consumer confidence, and the highest confidence level for the country since the first quarter of 2016.



Commenting on the recent resurgence in consumer sentiment, Nielsen MD for Nigeria, Ged Nooy says: “Following a turbulent period in its history, Nigeria’s economic recovery is gaining momentum – with GDP expected to grow slightly to 2.5% year on year, off the back of moderate improvements in net exports and domestic demand. Nigerians are optimistic about their future, and this is reflected in the confidence scores”.

Looking at the consumer picture, Nigerians’ immediate-spending intentions have shown a healthy increase – with 54% of consumers versus 46% in the previous quarter saying now is a good or excellent time to purchase what they want or need. However, their perception around job prospects have slightly declined, with 60% viewing them as excellent or good; a nine-point drop from the previous quarter.

Sentiment around the state of personal finances has shown a slight improvement, with 82% Nigerians agreeing their state of personal finances will be excellent or good over the next year; a one-point increase from the previous quarter.

Looking at whether Nigerians have spare cash to spend, 51% said yes versus 55% in the previous quarter. In terms of their spending priorities once they meet their essential living expenses, of the following categories 76% would invest in home mprovements/decorating; 73% would put their spare cash into savings; and 66% say they will invest in shares/mutual funds. Surprisingly, in light of their propensity toward savings and investment, the lowest number – 39% – said they would put their spare cash into retirement funds.

Looking at the top concerns for Nigerians over the next six months, work/life balance tops the list with 27% (a six-point increase compared to the previous quarter) and has displaced political stability as the number-one concern for Nigerians. This is followed by increasing food prices at 22% (a one-point increase compared to Q1’19) and the economy at 20% (a four-point increase compared to the previous quarter).

Elaborating on these results, Nooy says: “Nigerian consumers are positive and open to spending; however, the country’s retail environment continues to feel the effects of steep inflation. Manufacturers and retailers will therefore need to tackle this challenge, head-on, to harness the true value of Nigeria’s powerful consumer base”.



SOURCE .....thebftonline.com

Funny stories from Nigeria

1.some vigilante guys had arrested some herdsmen for alleged armed robbery and asked Igbinovia to watch over them while his colleagues went after other fleeing gang members.
Some military men were reported to have arrived the scene, shot Igbinovia dead, and freed the suspects . In response, the Nigerian Army said Igbinovia was shot after he was mistaken for a robber by military troops deployed in the area.

2.Three of the policemen and a civilian who had arrested a suspected kidnap kingpin, Hamisu Wadume, were killed by some soldiers of the 93 Battalion of the Nigerian Army . The Nigerian Army again claimed that the three policemen were shot in error after they were mistaken for kidnappers. The soldiers also released Wadume.

Am tempted to ask ths "WT heck is the work of soldiers in naija area ? "..

ednited:


I was actually asking you to teach amharic. . .


But who said your English is funny?

Yes teaching amharic will be good for me..i will be able to mingle with habesha gals an stuff
Anyway its crazy dudes who say i speak funny..never mind them, they just jealous of me an my english

rvp20182:
Eldoret City Kenya

the place is growing fast eh..