gallivant:


Give Nigerians a break, its been a bad week.

kikuyu1:
It seems Makoko has a minimum of 100,max 300K. Here's new drone footage.

https://youtu.be/7cn1KXRTXdY

Bigger than most realise or are ready to admit! A giant floating cesspool!

jln115:
here is your evidence :


"Deployment

Deployment of an operation proceeds then as quickly as possible, taking into account the security and political conditions on the ground.

It often starts with an advance team to establish mission headquarters and leads to a gradual build-up to encompass all components and regions, as required by the mandate.

The UN has no standing army or police force of its own, and Member States are asked to contribute military and police personnel required for each operation. Peacekeepers wear their countries’ uniform and are identified as UN Peacekeepers only by a UN blue helmet or beret and a badge."

Civilian staff of peacekeeping operations are international civil servants, recruited and deployed by the UN Secretariat."

https://peacekeeping.un.org/en/deploying-peacekeepers

Straight from the UN itself!!

Logobenz0:
AskiaHarem can you please post that your funny meme of an Indian man laughing

mtisTheQubit:
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You know what scares the Nigerians..two things

1.Baba an his cattle

2.The idea of resourceless or small countries doing well than them with all that 2.4 m barrels of oil per day ..

samorobo:


Hahaha looks at this comment... This is definitely anger and it not good for your soul.. anyway I believe you have your answer but I am obliged to ask why ask me when you already know?

samorobo:



Sarcasm hell no, that was me giving you raw undeniable facts which seems to have stir some certain level of uneasiness in you....I mean that is not to say that I don't do sarcasm but certainly one cannot be smelt in my previous less-lengthy write up.

Anyway good to see you've changed goal post as expected when ever you can't keep up with an argument most especially when raw facts and real life experiences which I gave to you as evidence keeps glaring at your ever-ready to lie ass ...this must be what they call a "SHAME" cos that simple link based on a real life experiences speaks against every lie you've told about school stuffs...
So once a gain I grant myself the honour to spell it out for you "Alien certificate are useless in Nigeria most especially when it from within SSA"..........
YOU CANT DENY fact can you. Now go have a wonderful night cos Sammy wishes you a good night rest. Pls I strongly recommend you don't allow this perturb your mind tonight, it is what it is ain't nothing no one can do

vaxx2:
is a matter of supply and demand . I agree with you, it need to be corrected and regulated by the goverment . but with your tenant and landlord laws. you guys still have housing deficit . what might be the problem?

Mkenya2019:
Our housing deficit I'd say is because gov got out of the housing sector - nearly completely - we have something called NHC - National Housing Corp - but it's mostly moribund. The housing deficit in kenya now stands at 2m housing units..annual deficit of 0.2M ( I think Nigeria has annual deficit of nearly 0.5M - I don't know about Ghana - but I imagine the problem is as serious as anywhere in SSA). The problem is private sector is of course profit driven and will not deliver the social welfare affordable yet well built housing that is needed here. Kenya is trying to pluck that 0.5M low cost affordable housing units.The other issue is pension funds including our national social pension funds have been dissuaded from investing in real estate - preferring to invest mostly in equity - due to project management/corruption issues when they were building large estates.

So for me - We have to try to get big fund managers (pension, insurances, banks, mortgage providers) work with gov to provide cheap affordable housing at scale - and we will deal with housing deficit - and make slums history.

As for 2-yr rent demand - those are "soft" issues that just need the law to regulate housing. You cannot demand 2yr rent - when folks are paid monthly. Tenants also have rights.

mtisTheQubit:

Too late kazi..

TayserMahri:


All we know to be Nigeria is Suffersmillins pictures

mtisTheQubit:

Suffer an Smile killed them...the yellow dufus betrayed them...

AskiaHarem:


Outdated crap that still looks better than Kenya.
#PreyForKenya

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-cXrGB8enc [/url]

Mkenya2019:
Our housing deficit I'd say is because gov got out of the housing sector - nearly completely - we have something called NHC - National Housing Corp - but it's mostly moribund. The housing deficit in kenya now stands at 2m housing units..annual deficit of 0.2M ( I think Nigeria has annual deficit of nearly 0.5M - I don't know about Ghana - but I imagine the problem is as serious as anywhere in SSA). The problem is private sector is of course profit driven and will not deliver the social welfare affordable yet well built housing that is needed here. Kenya is trying to pluck that 0.5M low cost affordable housing units.The other issue is pension funds including our national social pension funds have been dissuaded from investing in real estate - preferring to invest mostly in equity - due to project management/corruption issues when they were building large estates.

So for me - We have to try to get big fund managers (pension, insurances, banks, mortgage providers) work with gov to provide cheap affordable housing at scale - and we will deal with housing deficit - and make slums history.

As for 2-yr rent demand - those are "soft" issues that just need the law to regulate housing. You cannot demand 2yr rent - when folks are paid monthly. Tenants also have rights.

Mkenya2019:
Our housing deficit I'd say is because gov got out of the housing sector - nearly completely - we have something called NHC - National Housing Corp - but it's mostly moribund. The housing deficit in kenya now stands at 2m housing units..annual deficit of 0.2M ( I think Nigeria has annual deficit of nearly 0.5M - I don't know about Ghana - but I imagine the problem is as serious as anywhere in SSA). The problem is private sector is of course profit driven and will not deliver the social welfare affordable yet well built housing that is needed here. Kenya is trying to pluck that 0.5M low cost affordable housing units.The other issue is pension funds including our national social pension funds have been dissuaded from investing in real estate - preferring to invest mostly in equity - due to project management/corruption issues when they were building large estates.

So for me - We have to try to get big fund managers (pension, insurances, banks, mortgage providers) work with gov to provide cheap affordable housing at scale - and we will deal with housing deficit - and make slums history.

As for 2-yr rent demand - those are "soft" issues that just need the law to regulate housing. You cannot demand 2yr rent - when folks are paid monthly. Tenants also have rights.

mtisTheQubit:

Dude dont you see the electricity poles..i know they are rare in naija but at least make an effort of googling how they look like

TayserMahri:


In all honesty Putin wouldnt need a body double. A body double would need Putin.

vaxx2:
just like i said. it is a matter of supply and demand . Accra is becoming more cosmopolitan, more people are willing to migrate to Accra now for buisness ( miniso japan just open up). this is forcing a high demand on housing and landlord are capitalising on it.

Though, i am of the opinion it is not the responsibility of the goverment to build house for every individual but create an enabling enviroment for citizens to be able to afford affordable housing. currently Ghana housing deficit is growing due to urbanization and growing population. Ghana might be among the top three most urbanized country in sub Saharan Africa. it is growing almost everyday, forcing the goverment to start building houses for middle classes. currently there is about 100,000 housing unit springing up in the southern part of the country, excluding some abandon project by the past administration that the present goverment is willing to complete .

As far as Ghana is concerned, the rent is about demand and supply some houses even charge lesser than two year while some charge more.

samorobo:



HA!!!! God save this soul.....
How many more Cotonou pics to go

vaxx2:
vaxx don't include his emotions on virtual platform. it is childish to do so. what I observed from your smiling emoticon is pure jealousy toward anything positive from your neighbour.

vaxx2:
You are found of writting more with little impact. stop regressing unneccasry. my input is not goal post shifting. it is still about your failing educational system that is becoming fragile and scary for every reasonable parent or guardians who has his her ward schooling in Nigeria.

You are not even in the system, yet you claimed alien certificate are useless in Nigeria. visit NCC ( national communication center) visit many ministry set up in Abuja. it gradually taking over by graduate of Niger republic and many India bogus colledge ( This I know for a fact )And i bet you, this are place you are dreaming to work. if Nigeria system can allow holder of level 5 informatics academy Singapore to hold strategic position both at state and federal level. what will be stopping a student that fully finished university degree from Sudan and. Somalia? . well , there are lot of Sudan medical graduate in Nigeria now. .

I have observed you know less of your country..

Just30:
Ghana deficit in housing stands a 2M units

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Professional illiterate let me advise you one thing in cotonou they speak French everything is written in French I show you the pictures of Benin Republic. There are no yellow buses in cotonou there are no Nigerian plate numbers in cotonou. There are no three-wheeler yellow motorcycles or motorcycles in cotonou. Tricycles are banned from Benin Republic. Is some of my pictures I showed you Nigerian flags next to Richard buildings.

[b]The Anambra State Government says not more than 300,000 residents of the state pay taxes out of a population of 4.5 million.

The State Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget, Mark Okoye, made the disclosure at a news conference tagged: “2020 Budget Breakdown” on Thursday in Awka, the state capital.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Governor Willie Obiano had on September 24 presented the 2020 budget proposal of N137.1 billion to the state House of Assembly for approval.

Mr Obiano had tagged the budget “Accelerating Infrastructure Development and Youths Entrepreneurship’’,

The governor said the budget would promote agriculture, social infrastructure development and as well enhance jobs creation.

He said N78.3 billion will be spent on capital expenditure, translating to 57 per cent of the budget, while N58.69 billion or 43 per cent is for recurrent expenditure.

Presenting the budget breakdown, Mr Okoye said the state government had put automated reforms in place to capture more residents into the tax net.

“From an Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) stand point, we are projecting N30 billion for the 2020 which will be N2.5 billion every month.

“As we speak today, we have about 300, 000 taxpayers registered in the state, and we also have about 10,000 businesses registered in Anambra.

“I can tell you that of all these numbers, less than 10 per cent are paying taxes and most of them are also paying under stated taxes.

“If we can increase that figure to 20 per cent, that will take our current IGR rate from N 1.7 billion to N3.4 billion, that doubles it.[/b]

Mkenya2019:
Okay that seem as huge as Kenya. What are the plans to plug this deficit. I think first you should stop that absurd 2yr rent demand - otherwise what will happen - most people (majority) who cannot afford - will live in informal settlements or cram themselves into available housing.

pacretus:
STFU Dude... You've lost it. Criticism should have limit for lies. Bringing up Sudan and Niger republic killed your arguments. Sudanese seldom speak English likewise Nigeriens. If we have expatriates they are mainly Indians which only operate in private settings. Maybe Nigeriens and ivoriens have taking over your healthcare and Government, it's your fucking business.

2 years ago, about 400 foreign doctors were rejected because they didn't meet the standard in Nigeria.

Everyone is entitled to his or her opinion but lies should have limits.

Nigeria is AU and AU is Africa.
Kenya's PM once said when Nigeria sneezes Africa gets Cold.

Whoever has more influence in African politics wins the argument and the day AU decides to suspend a plan because Ghana or Kenya wasn't in support, its the day I'll take them serious

I suggest this thread be closed.

pacretus:
is he the Ghanaian Government?

kikuyu1:
All Naij stats are either straight jokes or to be thrown into the trash-sometimes they ring true,though.


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-east/356057-only-300000-people-pay-taxes-in-anambra-commissioner.html

The IGR of one of the top states Naijjans have bleated about constantly! What about the remaining,poorer,less literate states? Tbh,if I were the Naij FIRS guy I wouldn't even want to know!

Mkenya2019:
Only in Nigeria do gov mean military dictatorship or semblance of that. In kenya - gov is the PEOPLE.

Article 1 of constitution in kenya says.

Article 1. Sovereignty of the people. (1) All sovereign power belongs to the people of Kenya and shall be exercised only in accordance with this Constitution. (2) The people may exercise their sovereign power either directly or through their democratically elected representatives

Mkenya2019:
Nigeria is nothing but OIL. When oil prices drops - the music stops. Nigeria in around 2006-2014 when Oil was retailing for 100 dollars was kicking in all it's cylinders. Now since 5yrs after Oil boom ended - it not even crawling.

Right now your president has gone to South Africa to beg for leniency from South Africa mobs. Just imagine that.