SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Professional criminals and the Masters of criminality. 75% of Nigerians in America have committed fraud

Abohboy:



Yea sure let's go with that but then we have all of these successful people then what do you say

samorobo:
Thatssobeyonce you are so beautiful, pls come to back to this thread I will protect you

samorobo:


Silly noise..don't. Quote with me with your delusion.why runaway from IMF now, is it before they made Kenya feel inferior which it actually is...

Who are you that I will listen to.. Fyi you are a complete nobody and that is what you will always remain a fvcking KIKUYU..I would gladly stIck with IMF AND WORLD BANK

THE STATISTICS ACCORDING TO HIM SHOWED THAT,LOW FIGURE FOR GDP PER CAPITA INCOME OF $1,154

Millions of people in East Asia were lifted out of poverty by lowering the dependency ratio and individuals and families were able to make savings which translated into investment that boosted economic growth in countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong.......There is reason for optimism that Kenya can benefit from a demographic dividend within 15 to 20 years. It is estimated that its working age population will grow to 73 per cent by 2050, bolstering the country’s GDP per capita 12 times higher than the present, with nearly 90 per cent of the working age in employment.

rvp2018:
What is Nigerian total university enrollment..600K..that should help understand why Nigerians are out there seeking for university education including in Benin.I bet 1m plus Nigerians are out there seeking education...each spending maybe 10k usd...that is like 10b dollars your economy is bleeding... something you can easily fix by increase the capacity of your universities.Countries like UK and Australia makes so much money from Nigerians seeking university education.In Australia I think earnings from university education is 3rd largest source of Forex.Part of it come from Nigeria oil industry and you remain hopelessly poor.

Abohboy:


By 2022 our textile, fertilizer, rice and dairy production will be raking us in at least 10 billion dollars every year I have not even mentioned how Innoson is gonna start exporting to other African countries.

tylann:


that is why I said it is not an insult

Kenya airways has more than 40 planes
it is selling 7 planes

I know you brain cannot comprehend that

continue ranting

Thatssobeyonce:

Lol if u see me u will run cox im so ugly����

Abohboy [size=8pt:
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Yea sure let's go with that but then we have all of these successful people then what do you say

kikuyu1:


[s]The sane people in here along with myself beg to differ!



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/10/half-of-nigerians-live-in-slums-un/

Read the link and see your own slums where 60% of you live while wanking about Kibera! Btw,he's the programme manager of UN Habitat,so obvioulsy he'd know. Also that was 2011 and you've entered a recession while oil price had fallen 60% since. As for us we're already in the first stages of what's called demographic dividend when declining fertility means the ratio of dependants to those of working age falls drastically. Already in parts of Kikuyuland pre schools and ECDE classes suffer many empty desks as for the first time ever the 0-5 cohort are less than 5-10 years.

Kenya is at the cusp of a “demographic dividend” that could change the country’s fortunes in the first half of the 21st century, [/b]but only if the country takes the right steps towards investing in its youth.



Meaning our GDP per capita should be 24,000$ by then while others joyfully ululate about brand new empty high speed SGRs,invisible electric railways and unseen multi million tonne rice harvests and peanut mountains.

Here's a reminder of the potential of our real national asset -our human capital.

Kenya is poised to produce Africa’s most productive human capital in the medium term, a World Bank survey shows, buoyed by the country’s present deep investment in healthcare and child education.

The inaugural Human Capital Index (HCI) the World Bank published recently shows that Kenya ties with Algeria in offering the best education and health in the continent — factors that would make them churn out most productive workers by 2036.

Kenya scores 0.52 to rank 94 in the world out of the 157 countries ranked in the HCI that puts Singapore on top of the world with a score of 0.88. It beats large economies in Africa such as South Africa, Nigeria and Egypt.

The report comes barely a month after Bloomberg report ranked Kenyan immigrants working in the US as the third most skilled and industrious foreigners.

In the region, Tanzania scores 0.40 in the HCI at position 128 followed by Ethiopia, Uganda and Sudan with 0.38 at position 135, 137 and 139 respectively while Rwanda scores 0.37 at position 142.


The HCI survey shows that Kenya has made efforts in building the right foundations to churn out productive workers by the age of 18. Kenya has in the past decade been implementing various reforms aimed at improving the quality of education.

Key among them is funding of the free primary and day-secondary education. In addition, the government registered more technical and vocational education training (TVET) institutions to bridge skill gaps in the labour market.

The reforms have yielded some fruit with Economic Survey 2018 showing that total enrolment in pre-primary schools rose by 2.9 per cent to 3.29 million in 2017 compared to the previous year while enrolment in primary schools increased from 10.3 million in 2016 to 10.4 million in 2017.

In addition, enrolment in secondary schools grew by 4.1 per cent to 2.83 million in 2017.

As jobs become defined by more cognitive and analytical tasks, the World Bank cites Kenyan worker as having the ability to compete well.

“In Bolivia and Kenya, more than 40 per cent of workers using computers perform complex tasks that require advanced programming,” says the report.

"Indeed, the demand is growing for transferable higher-order cognitive skills such as logic, critical thinking, complex problem-solving, and reasoning.”

In health, the report observes that Kenya has made progress in making children survive from birth to school age. It notes that the death of any child is not only a tragedy but also a loss of human capital, which is never realised.

.....,

The World Bank study also shows that bureaucracies charged with implementing policies to build human capital often lack the capacity or the incentives to do so effectively.

Service delivery indicators survey the World Bank conducted in seven countries in sub-Saharan Africa, including Kenya found that, on average, three in 10 fourth-grade teachers had not mastered the language curriculum they were teaching.

“On a positive note, 94 per cent of Kenyan teachers had done so,” says the report that also ranks Kenyan doctors ahead of Nigeria.

“The surveys paint an equally mixed picture for healthcare facilities: About 80 per cent of Kenyan doctors could correctly diagnose a basic condition such as neonatal asphyxia, whereas less than 50 per cent of Nigerian doctors were able to do so[/s].

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


[s]Nigerians are very low in progress and development I have seen this all over the world including when I visited Nigeria. If you find one Nigerian good person on the other hand will be 200 Nigerian criminals. In America I have seen this and in Europe I have also seen it. American is a very good example they are up to a million Nigerians in America. But the Nigerian achievers in America are not even up to 400 Nigerians. The same thing in the United Kingdom with over 2 million Nigerians. The amount of Nigerian achievers in UK and not up to 300. The race Nigerians they are all criminals. This is a reality with Nigerians all over the world for everyone good Nigerian there are 500 Nigerian criminals. That's why if you look at performance and achievement Nigeria is number 32 in Africa[/b]

[b]If you take world factbook 65% of Nigerians survive on crime. In America Europe UK South Africa Nigerian professors and doctors follow criminals for money tonight and worship criminals. Look at Nigeria lecturers in the United Kingdom and America they are now running to other African countries like South Africa and Ghana because nobody will employ them or give them a job. In Europe and the Americas Nigerians have the highest unemployment rate. The big problem with Nigeria's is they will look at the few good ones which are less than a million they will not look at the criminals which are 179 million[/s]

Abohboy:


More

samorobo:



Kenyans were never created to rule they were made to trail us from behind and ass luck a white man. A Kenyan will tell her can't achieve a particular because he ain't white, just imagine...

Their deoxyribonucleic acid is cursed

obaaderemi:
#prayforkenya. I wonder what they did wrong as a country.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Nigerians are very low in progress and development I have seen this all over the world including when I visited Nigeria. If you find one Nigerian good person on the other hand will be 200 Nigerian criminals. In America I have seen this and in Europe I have also seen it. American is a very good example they are up to a million Nigerians in America. But the Nigerian achievers in America are not even up to 400 Nigerians. The same thing in the United Kingdom with over 2 million Nigerians. The amount of Nigerian achievers in UK and not up to 300. The race Nigerians they are all criminals. This is a reality with Nigerians all over the world for everyone good Nigerian there are 500 Nigerian criminals. That's why if you look at performance and achievement Nigeria is number 32 in Africa

If you take world factbook 65% of Nigerians survive on crime. In America Europe UK South Africa Nigerian professors and doctors follow criminals for money tonight and worship criminals. Look at Nigeria lecturers in the United Kingdom and America they are now running to other African countries like South Africa and Ghana because nobody will employ them or give them a job. In Europe and the Americas Nigerians have the highest unemployment rate. The big problem with Nigeria's is they will look at the few good ones which are less than a million they will not look at the criminals which are 179 million

kikuyu1:


[s]The sane people in here along with myself beg to differ!



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/10/half-of-nigerians-live-in-slums-un/

Read the link and see your own slums where 60% of you live while wanking about Kibera! Btw,he's the programme manager of UN Habitat,so obvioulsy he'd know. Also that was 2011 and you've entered a recession while oil price had fallen 60% since. As for us we're already in the first stages of what's called demographic dividend when declining fertility means the ratio of dependants to those of working age falls drastically. Already in parts of Kikuyuland pre schools and ECDE classes suffer many empty desks as for the first time ever the 0-5 cohort are less than 5-10 years.

Kenya is at the cusp of a “demographic dividend” that could change the country’s fortunes in the first half of the 21st century, [/b]but only if the country takes the right steps towards investing in its youth.



Meaning our GDP per capita should be 24,000$ by then while others joyfully ululate about brand new empty high speed SGRs,invisible electric railways and unseen multi million tonne rice harvests and peanut mountains.

Here's a reminder of the potential of our real national asset -our human capital.

Kenya is poised to produce Africa’s most productive human capital in the medium term, a World Bank survey shows, buoyed by the country’s present deep investment in healthcare and child education.

The inaugural Human Capital Index (HCI) the World Bank published recently shows that Kenya ties with Algeria in offering the best education and health in the continent — factors that would make them churn out most productive workers by 2036.

Kenya scores 0.52 to rank 94 in the world out of the 157 countries ranked in the HCI that puts Singapore on top of the world with a score of 0.88. It beats large economies in Africa such as South Africa, Nigeria and Egypt.

The report comes barely a month after Bloomberg report ranked Kenyan immigrants working in the US as the third most skilled and industrious foreigners.

In the region, Tanzania scores 0.40 in the HCI at position 128 followed by Ethiopia, Uganda and Sudan with 0.38 at position 135, 137 and 139 respectively while Rwanda scores 0.37 at position 142.


The HCI survey shows that Kenya has made efforts in building the right foundations to churn out productive workers by the age of 18. Kenya has in the past decade been implementing various reforms aimed at improving the quality of education.

Key among them is funding of the free primary and day-secondary education. In addition, the government registered more technical and vocational education training (TVET) institutions to bridge skill gaps in the labour market.

The reforms have yielded some fruit with Economic Survey 2018 showing that total enrolment in pre-primary schools rose by 2.9 per cent to 3.29 million in 2017 compared to the previous year while enrolment in primary schools increased from 10.3 million in 2016 to 10.4 million in 2017.

In addition, enrolment in secondary schools grew by 4.1 per cent to 2.83 million in 2017.

As jobs become defined by more cognitive and analytical tasks, the World Bank cites Kenyan worker as having the ability to compete well.

“In Bolivia and Kenya, more than 40 per cent of workers using computers perform complex tasks that require advanced programming,” says the report.

"Indeed, the demand is growing for transferable higher-order cognitive skills such as logic, critical thinking, complex problem-solving, and reasoning.”

In health, the report observes that Kenya has made progress in making children survive from birth to school age. It notes that the death of any child is not only a tragedy but also a loss of human capital, which is never realised.

.....,

The World Bank study also shows that bureaucracies charged with implementing policies to build human capital often lack the capacity or the incentives to do so effectively.

Service delivery indicators survey the World Bank conducted in seven countries in sub-Saharan Africa, including Kenya found that, on average, three in 10 fourth-grade teachers had not mastered the language curriculum they were teaching.

“On a positive note, 94 per cent of Kenyan teachers had done so,” says the report that also ranks Kenyan doctors ahead of Nigeria.

“The surveys paint an equally mixed picture for healthcare facilities: About 80 per cent of Kenyan doctors could correctly diagnose a basic condition such as neonatal asphyxia, whereas less than 50 per cent of Nigerian doctors were able to do so[/s].

Abohboy:




Okay hut then how come if every single Nigerian left south Africa, the eastern cape in particular the whole healthcare system there would fall apart. without Nigerians MTN would have never left South Africa. without Nigerians the PC would not have been created, he helped to develop the laptop with developers in Stanford University. but yea were all criminals aren't we. You know the gauteng a Nigerian helped design it,

same for every single Fifa world cup stadium in South Africa. Then the canary wharf tunnel in London was also partially designed by a Nigerian man, added to that why does Canada keep on coming to the Nigerian government asking for immigrants. if all of us criminals you have no sense eh mumu man wey no get sense. Explain to me why all this is happening then. I'm waiting

Abohboy:




Okay hut then how come if every single Nigerian left south Africa, the eastern cape in particular the whole healthcare system there would fall apart. without Nigerians MTN would have never left South Africa. without Nigerians the PC would not have been created, he helped to develop the laptop with developers in Stanford University. but yea were all criminals aren't we. You know the gauteng a Nigerian helped design it,

same for every single Fifa world cup stadium in South Africa. Then the canary wharf tunnel in London was also partially designed by a Nigerian man, added to that why does Canada keep on coming to the Nigerian government asking for immigrants. if all of us criminals you have no sense eh mumu man wey no get sense. Explain to me why all this is happening then. I'm waiting

obaaderemi:
This is pathetic. How can a grown up do this to himself?

samorobo:


They must have angered mother nature.
I mean just look at this

Ugliness
Resourcelessness
Low self esteem
Primitive behaviours.

The list is just so endless

jln115:
can you not read??

obaaderemi:
That's true. But the one that got me thinking is how Kenya has never produced anything significant without mixing up with foreigners. Take for examples: Obama: American mom, Masai: Nigerian dad. Safaricom: founded by a Briton. Möbius Cars: founded by a Briton. Cellulant: founded by a Kenyan and a Nigerian. Comcraft: founded by an Indian Kenyan. Kenyan Wildlife Conservancies: run by British Kenyans. Richest Kenyan: Indian. . Most popular forum in Kenya: Jamiiforum(Tanzanian owned) and Nairaland.Nigerian owned.) There is something fundamentally wrong with the Kenyan gene.

Even Nairobi and Mombasa, their major towns were founded by foreigners. Sad.

kikuyu1:




DAMN.Just.Damn!

vaxx:
You are ignorant bro. surely i made some input for those who care to learn.


A validation from Nigeria ministry of education praising and honorung Ghana vocational system.

A well thorough explanation on the purpose of jamb and post utme . they are simply ranking criteria not admission qualification.

A valid info on how your Five credit passes is the certification to get you admitted anywhere. samorobo what input have you make ?

lastly only olodo complain of admission difficulty in Nigeria

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Nigeria has no crime statistics. Nigeria is at the bottom of the world in crime statistics because there is none. Criminals in Abuja have a field Day by grabbing whatever they can.


https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-49728321

tylann:
the capital .

vaxx:
At least saying EKSU is less competitive compounded your delusion. let the guy you keep mentioning be . he will only compound your ignorance.

Nigerians schooling in Ghana are well to do people( Not every Nigerians can enjoy the benefit). even your state goverment recognised this. some of the student on their scholarship faced some difficulty some years back. they failed to keep paying up a simple Ghana private uni. that should tell you something.( something impossible in Ghana). no ghanaian with ghana background will dream of schooling in Nigeria talkless of the whole goverment sponsoring student there.

samorobo:



Empty noise. Adhoboy I am surprise you want to stoop so low as to reasoning with this boy.... Just read that gibberish, I could barely go three line before I hissed and cancelled the fact less trash

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Kenyan farmer breaks record in Africa in Barley production

It looks like most of the Kenyans here miss this one I just found out on a agricultural program in Botswana today

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Nigerians have been totally decimated on this forum. Now look at your president