samorobo:


The minutes knows but he wants talk , I just felt like clarifing it to him one more time..
If someone say Nairobi is better than Cairo or Algiers won't you stand up and slap that fellow even Nairobians will do that

samorobo:


Hahaha you said exactly what I told him.. no series ranking will try that even him that posted it can not claim nairoslum is better.. arrant nonsense

samorobo:


But you can argue with IMF and World bank report on our GDP ME KNOW IT ALL... What an hypocrites.
You will also be a fool to think nairoslum can near Algiers talkless of ORAN..I don't even want me mention Cairo cause the insult on Algiers alone is annoying

samorobo:


The minutes knows but he wants talk , I just felt like clarifing it to him one more time..
If someone say Nairobi is better than Cairo or Algiers won't you stand up and slap that fellow even Nairobians will do that

Shma:
jealousy and lack of simple understanding skill is killing you somorobo . No naijeria city comes close to Nairobi. And your so called Abuja can't even match Mombasa . Yes we can't refute the fact that Abuja is somehow clean and planned with mosques, but Mombasa is more iconic. Legit apartments, hotels ,schools and commercial centre e.t.c Lagos is a dirty full of yellow cars and brown brown soil we can't even talk about that . You can now scream oooh kibera. Oooh largest slums. But at least our slum is confined in a low land area a distance away from major developments placed . Now can you see the difference .

samorobo:


But you can argue with IMF and World bank report on our GDP ME KNOW IT ALL... What an hypocrites.
You will also be a fool to think nairoslum can near Algiers talkless of ORAN..I don't even want me mention Cairo cause the insult on Algiers alone is annoying

samorobo:
Completion of a new complicated road network in EKO ATLANTIC

samorobo:


And yet again this JUST confirmed what I have been saying. You have been using the word ARA and not until 4days before I started using it since you practically imposed it on me making believe they are the same.. I reply you with PROFORCE and you reply back with ARA

rvp20182:
Better in what? Maybe open defecation. Otherwise going by 2018 data - Nairobi is ahead of Lagos despite being the most expensive city in Africa to live in. Imagine LAGOS is the CHEAPEST CITY to live in and yet rank the VERY BOTTOM next to war torn Damascus this year.

122. Nairobi
123. Cairo
124. Abidjan
125. Phnom Penh
126. Caracas
127. Lusaka
128. Tehran
129. Kathmandu
130. Colombo
131. Dakar
132. Algiers
133. Douala
134. Tripoli
135. Harare
136. Port Moresby
137 Karachi
138. Lagos
139. Dhaka
140. Damascus

samorobo:




Far from it... You owe me an apology now that obaaderemi has save you from your ignorance by gracing you the same link I sent you a thousand times to get

samorobo:


Just quit lying and keep to your words next time..I don't like it when you sneek up in here like some scared sissy boy who just discovered that he screwed up change boy it will help you alot

obaaderemi:
No @ bolded.You lie! Nairobi is in a world of its own when it comes to slums. And these:

samorobo:


I care less about what the enchanter said most especially since I barely read post made by other people that doesn't concerned (mostly when I have a ton of messages to reply) ..I am talking about you not theenchanter, you were the one that qouted me and used the word hence you practically imposed it on me

Below was what I read on a thread right here in NL so don't blame me for nothing know the difference (that's is if what you are saying is true,as I would be verifying that the minutes I am done)


Proforce has achieved exports of its APCs to Rwanda, the Central African Republic and South Sudan. These vehicles have been deployed with United Nations’missions.

samorobo:
Completion of a new complicated road network in EKO ATLANTIC

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
World Bank drops 'bombshell' about Nigeria's future, predicts economic doom - Daily Post Nigeria
Published on September 6, 2019 By Chijioke Jannah


The World Bank has dropped a bombshell that Nigeria was dying slowly and tragically living on borrowed time due to its neglect of the agricultural sector and heavy reliance on crude oil.

World Bank’s Senior Agriculture Economist, Dr Adetunji Oredipe, on Thursday warned of the looming danger ahead of Nigeria while delivering a keynote address at the Agriculture Summit Africa in Abuja.

According to him, economic diversification into agricultural should be in practice not theory as the economy has become increasingly dependent on importation.

He said if Nigeria had held to its market share in palm oil, cocoa, groundnut and cotton, it would have been earning at least $10billion annually from the three commodities.

Painting the gloomy picture of the country’s agricultural sector, the World Bank Agricultural Economist regretted Nigeria is now one of the largest food importers in the world.

He said: “In 2016 alone, Nigeria spent $965million on the importation of wheat, $39.7million to import rice and $100.2million on sugar importation.”

He added that the decision to spend $655million on fish importation seems financially irresponsible given all the marine resources, rivers, lakes, and creeks in Nigeria.

He noted: “None of the above transactions (Importation of rice, fish, sugar) is fiscally, economically, or politically sustainable. Nigeria is tragically is living on borrowed times, a typical case of robbing Paul to pay Peter.

“For instance, each time we spend money to import rice, Nigerian local rice farmers are negatively affected in terms of morale, sales, and realisable income.”

He lamented that despite its huge agricultural potential, Nigeria which used to be a major player in agriculture in the world has lost its place in the global food production club.

He said, “In the 1960s we had glory. That glory was visible and significant for the global community to recognise and applaud. Nigeria accounted for 42 percent of the world’s exports of shelled groundnuts. Our total export volume was 502, 000 MT.

“This declined to 356 MT by 2016. Nigeria lost its leadership position and was overtaken by USA, China, and Argentina. Nigeria was also the largest exporter of palm oil in the world and accounted for 27 percent of the global export volume for palm oil.

“Total export volume for palm oil by Nigeria was 167,000 MT in 1961. This declined to 8,000 MT by 2016 as the global export volume rose from 629,000 MT in 1961 to over 42.1 million MT in 2016.

“Malaysia and Indonesia took over using the oil palm seedlings obtained from Nigeria. In 2018, Malaysia earned $8.7billion, 28.6 percent of total palm oil exports from export of palm oil alone.

“Indonesia alone recorded US$16.5billion, 54.5 percent of total palm oil exports. Unfortunately, Nige- ria is not listed among the first 15 as at this moment.”

He said the huge taste of Nigerians for imported food items had also contributed to high levels of unemployment for the youths.

“Food producing factories in Western world, Far East Asia and other countries employ millions of young people to produce and export food. This is a source of livelihood and it helps the workers to live well and go to school.

“But on our side of the world, Nigerian youths have no one to hire them to build their capacity. This is a typical case of disguised employment or unemployment. It is unacceptable for our graduates to have no one who needs their university /polytechnic acquired knowledge and skills.”

The event was attended by the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo who was represented by the Minister of State for Agriculture and Rural Development, Musta- pha Shehuri. Other dignitaries in attendance included the Minister of Women Affairs Mrs Paulen Tallen; Governor of Kebbi State Atiku Bagudu; Chairman of Sterling Bank Plc, Asue Ig- hodalo; and the Managing Director of Sterling Bank Plc, Abubakar Suleiman.

AskiaHarem:


Yawn! PECKING ORDER!

Acadavah:
is that ignorance or hatred? maybe both of them because it is clearly stated that TOTAL was the one who chose Tanzanian route. The problem since then was a tax dispute with the Ugandan authorities.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-total-tullow/ugandan-oil-pipeline-plan-suspended-due-to-collapse-of-tullow-total-deal-idUSKCN1VP1WW


The firm cited “uncertain business” environment in Uganda following a collapse last week of a deal for Tullow Oil Company to sell its stakes to Total and China National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC), technically referred to as a farm-down.

The report said who clearly decided the route; Total E&P, which rooted for the Tanzanian route as choice for the pipeline, established Total East Africa Midstream B.V as the interim developer for the crude oil export pipeline from Hoima in mid-western Uganda to Tanga Port at the Indian Ocean in Tanzania.

Uganda’s energy minister also reported that Tanzania has waived land fees, transit charges and taxes associated with the pipeline − if true, this is unlikely to be viable in the long-term.

Jasparrow1:
What about this

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Yes Nigeria is a very very smelly place especially Nigerian woman there is no water to wash their bum bum or a vagina they are vaginas sticks 24/7. If you sit next to one in the bus you will know what I am talking about. More pictures taken by me of human excrement at the side of the road. Giant of open defecation.

Kazikazi:
Hohohohoho hohohohoho Hohohohoho

jln115:

[s]I've been using the word ARA because I was spesifically talking about the ARA you mor0n......I wasn't talking the other vehicles Proforce sells.

And you never used the word Proforce!! It's only when I destroyed you that you started your ret@rded rhetoric that you didn't know there was a link between Proforce and ARA??[/s]

samorobo:
Why the the backward stone aged city CALLED NAIROSLUM continues to fail to implement common bus rapid transport system(BRT) CITY LIKE ENUGU has already implemented it and is looking at Futher increment in buses, substations, terminals and monorail that way they can achieve a globally accepted transport system.. All haill the backward nairoslum that makes too much noise with less than 1% paved road in its city while the rest of Kenyan shares the rest 6% and 4% of it is in a bad shape(totally broken)

jln115:


I'm Ignorant............Yet you didn't even know the link between Proforce and the ARA MRAP Yet you want to debate with me.....


The IRONY!!

P.S you literally didn't send me a single link this whole time........literally not once!!!!!! fvcking lair

jln115:
You quoted the theenchanter who specifically posted on the ARA 2.......YOU quoted the theenchanter saying it has been exported to the UN and South Africa..........I simply corrected you!!