jln115:
You want to argue with me on a subject you have no clue about...... That's what I find strange.

All you had to do is man up and admit you made a mistake....... Proforce has never sold any vehicles to Southern Africa and has never sold any to the UN either.

And lastly if you simply stated that Proforce vehicles have been deployed on UN missions then I wouldn't havesaid anything either, but when you say the UN bought Proforce vehicles you are factually incorrect,as simple as that.

Are you backing down or what . Anyway Always have this at the back of your mind


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.

vaxx:
Don't let him disturbed you with lies. Akwa is largely underdeveloped apart from the state house area down to some major district. As anambra is concern , they only have two village( sorry city) to boast of. And that is innewi and onitsha infact when it comes to infrastructure the whole eastern Nigeria is the most underprivileged.

You are trying to start tribalism

pokuasi:
Seems hunger chased the stunted ashanti p!g with big-V shaped forehead and bloody brown eyes that sunk deep into Akufo addo-type of head that bigger than map of Africa into Nigeria for a better life like his compatriots that have lived in my village like scavengers before I was born and still living there till today..

samorobo:


Are you backing down or what . Anyway Always have this at the back of your mind


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.

Me backing down?? Naahhh Bra i'm not the one avoiding questions and not replaying to mentions......Which is ironic since that's what you accused me of.

BTW your source literally contradicts your entire argument since 1. Neither Rwanda, CAR or S.Sudan are in Southern Africa which you claimed the ARA(or any Proforce product) has been exported to and 2. It also doesn't state the UN has bought anything from Proforce. Simply being deployed with the UN doesn't mean it's been bought by the UN.

mtisTheQubit:

an also don't forget the Ebola stuff..Magufuli is really trying to coverup...We soon going to close our border...

Why u didn't close Ugandan border? Where will u get food if u close a border of Tz/ke border?

Kazikazi:
We are exporting tonnes and tonnes of maize to Zimbabwe, we are also feeding Kenya! Which famine are u talking? Which Ebola without a proof? You can wish for Ebola,but it won't reach Tz

https://www.salineagricultureworldwide.com/uploads/file_uploads/images/hunger%20map%20-%20WFP.PNG

Kazikazi:
Don't forget your own Turkana and Pokot fellows

10 FACTS ABOUT POVERTY IN TANZANIA
Poverty in Tanzania

10 Important Facts about Poverty in Tanzania


In Tanzania, 67.9 percent of the population lives below the poverty line.

Poverty leads to hunger. Roughly 42 percent of children under five in Tanzania suffer from chronic malnutrition and 16 percent are underweight.
Malnutrition affects children’s physical development. The rate of stunting in Tanzania ranks third in sub-Saharan Africa, after Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Many of the most commonly eaten foods in Tanzania, such as potatoes and cassava, are inexpensive but lack essential nutrients. Some schools in Tanzania now hold nutrition classes for students in hopes of reducing malnutrition.

On average, women in Tanzania will have five children. Slowing fast population growth and the high fertility rate by empowering women through education support and family planning services is key to reducing poverty in Tanzania.

Poverty is highest in rural areas, with around 80 percent of the country’s poor living in those regions.

Poverty is also highest among female-headed households, particularly those that depend on livestock or food-crop production for their livelihood.

Young girls and women in Tanzania often suffer from more nutritional deficiencies than men. One-third of women are deficient in iron, iodine, and vitamin A and two-fifths are anemic.

Cash transfer programs, which have been successful in other parts of the world, have proven in recent years to be effective in Tanzania. While families do not receive large sums of money, it is enough to free them from constant subsistence farming and allows them to focus on generating additional, more stable, sources of income.

https://borgenproject.org/10-facts-about-poverty-in-tanzania/

gallivant:


10 FACTS ABOUT POVERTY IN TANZANIA
Poverty in Tanzania

10 Important Facts about Poverty in Tanzania


In Tanzania, 67.9 percent of the population lives below the poverty line.

Poverty leads to hunger. Roughly 42 percent of children under five in Tanzania suffer from chronic malnutrition and 16 percent are underweight.
Malnutrition affects children’s physical development. The rate of stunting in Tanzania ranks third in sub-Saharan Africa, after Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Many of the most commonly eaten foods in Tanzania, such as potatoes and cassava, are inexpensive but lack essential nutrients. Some schools in Tanzania now hold nutrition classes for students in hopes of reducing malnutrition.

On average, women in Tanzania will have five children. Slowing fast population growth and the high fertility rate by empowering women through education support and family planning services is key to reducing poverty in Tanzania.

Poverty is highest in rural areas, with around 80 percent of the country’s poor living in those regions.

Poverty is also highest among female-headed households, particularly those that depend on livestock or food-crop production for their livelihood.

Young girls and women in Tanzania often suffer from more nutritional deficiencies than men. One-third of women are deficient in iron, iodine, and vitamin A and two-fifths are anemic.

Cash transfer programs, which have been successful in other parts of the world, have proven in recent years to be effective in Tanzania. While families do not receive large sums of money, it is enough to free them from constant subsistence farming and allows them to focus on generating additional, more stable, sources of income.

https://borgenproject.org/10-facts-about-poverty-in-tanzania/

I wonder where did they get that data.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdN9ZZWxNd4

jln115:

Me backing down?? Naahhh Bra i'm not the one avoiding questions and not replaying to mentions......Which is ironic since that's what you accused me of.

BTW your source literally contradicts your entire argument since 1. Neither Rwanda, CAR or S.Sudan are in Southern Africa which you claimed the ARA(or any Proforce product) has been exported to and 2. It also doesn't state the UN has bought anything from Proforce. Simply being deployed with the UN doesn't mean it's been bought by the UN.

This shows that you are still ignorant to the fact that deploy has multiple meanings and the appropriate meaning that suits evidence I gave you is still very unclear to you.....

Kazikazi:
Tanzania

Magnificent

The busiest port in Nigeria


https://www.nairaland.com/5444442/apapa-ports-roads-turn-dumpsites

mtisTheQubit:
Suffer an smile continues...am not happy about ths just for clarification

Neither am I but WTF!? Where's our Resident Genius who doesn't know what a pavement is? Look at Aba,future capital of Biafra,btw currently trending. We all have challenges in Africa,financial,sociocultural and organisational-but really,how the feck does ishyt get like this!?

The worst thing is the situation seems to have been normalised by the people!

Acadavah:


I wonder where did they get that data.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdN9ZZWxNd4

Distinguish the two

24% is extreme poverty in Tanzania just like 46% for Nigeria and 17% of Kenyans

64% is below the poverty line for Tanzanians, 75% for Nigeria and 33% of Kenya

You two are the poverty capitals

tylann:
The busiest port in Nigeria


https://www.nairaland.com/5444442/apapa-ports-roads-turn-dumpsites

The pix are actually painful! Its worse than early 90s Kenya,goddammit!? That it even gets this bad says more than anything about the real Naij,regardless of how many cherry picked pix are posted. Again,I ask how the feck does ishyt get like this!? What strange power,what culture,what mindset makes Naijjans accept this? pls,someone tell me;SUFFERInSMILIIN,can you break it down for us?

kikuyu1:


Neither am I but WTF!? Where's our Resident Genius who doesn't know what a pavement is? Look at Aba,future capital of Biafra,btw currently trending. We all have challenges in Africa,financial,sociocultural and organisational-but really,how the feck does ishyt get like this!?

The worst thing is the situation seems to have been normalised by the people!

Ooh God help Nigerians, open their brains

Here Cholera, malaria, dysentery,hepatitis A and hepatitis B. must the common diseases

samorobo:



This shows that you are still ignorant to the fact that deploy has multiple meanings and the appropriate meaning that suits evidence I gave you is still very unclear to you.....

EXACTLY!!! It has multiple meanings thus deploy doesn't mean the UN has to buy it!! Hence I told to you how UN deployment works. The countries supply their own equipment when participating on UN missions then get refunded for it by the UN, the UN doesnt physically buy,USE, or operate any weapon systems supplied by the participating countries.

Do you understand now?

At the moment, It's hot sunny day at the African silicon Savannah #Nairobi

A sunny day at silicon Dar,
# Dar es salaam
All kiberans come and see a real city

Stevoh18:
At the moment, It's hot sunny day at the African silicon Savannah #Nairobi

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDeDpk-5H5w [/url]

My God KENYA!

Ah!

lagos economy

A weeping case for Nigeria!

Blackouts is the norm in Nigeria,it isn't news!

Stevoh18:


Distinguish the two

24% is extreme poverty in Tanzania just like 46% for Nigeria and 17% of Kenyans

64% is below the poverty line for Tanzanians, 75% for Nigeria and 33% of Kenya

You two are the poverty capitals

That show how ignorant you are. In 2012, extreme poverty was 9.7% and it is clearly stated by worldbank and even that -----project that copy 2015 world bank report but they were dumb to even copy it careful.https://www.worldbank.org/en/country/tanzania/publication/tanzania-mainland-poverty-assessment-a-new-picture-of-growth-for-tanzania-emerges

Nigerian ancestor ambassador to the US .No wonder US refuses to sell the arms.US might want money but it's clearly irresponsible to trust such fossils.They have to go to Russia .The president and the ambassador are fossils
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpwvToQgb8M

A little bit of Abuja.

Meanwhile. The habitat Nairobi.

Anyone around Naijeria or Tz can still secure one room from this tallest apartment in Africa that is currently underway in upperhill.

Shma:
Meanwhile. The habitat Nairobi.

Another debt producing future empty husk nobody besides 1 percenters, Indians, Chinese, and other expats will live in while Kiberans watch from the tops of there flooded slums with tears streaking down there faces.

rvp2018:
Nigerian ancestor ambassador to the US .No wonder US refuses to sell the arms.US might want money but it's clearly irresponsible to trust such fossils.They have to go to Russia .The president and the ambassador are fossils
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpwvToQgb8M

Hahaha

The music in the background is the icing on the cake.

Donald Trump's congratulatory message to Buhari on Nigeria's@59 Independence.


Dear Mr. President:

On behalf of the American people, I extend our warmest greetings and congratulate you on the 59th anniversary of Nigeria’s independence.

Nigeria is among our strongest partners in Africa. We share common goals of expanding trade and growing our economic relationship. We are allies in the global battle against terrorism, and we want to see Boko Haram and ISIS-West Africa driven out of the region and other insurgencies like them dismantled. The United States welcomes efforts by your administration to diversify opportunities for your talented, creative, and hardworking people to the benefit of both our countries, Africa, and the world.

I am pleased that following our meeting last year, our Vice Presidents are also building on our longstanding history of cooperation. I wish the people of Nigeria continued success as you mark another year of independence.

Sincerely,

Donald J. Trump


https://ng.usembassy.gov/u-s-presidents-congratulatory-message-to-president-buhari-on-nigerias-59th-independence-anniversary/?fbclid=IwAR2lKJxPW29m0sPL40IG8OcF90i8JDo-tEHNJtThvKtQ3hOIswpnOqan98s

AskiaHarem:
A little bit of Abuja.

Nothing impressive, mediocre at best. If you spent less time cooning am sure you can find more inspiring photos of Abuja but we will never know.