rvp2018:
Fake GDP don't impress nobody

impresses your women, though.

rvp2018:
Because you have Trump wall..dude go fight Boko Haram and leave rice smugglers to help drive the cost of living down for 100m desperately poor Nigerians.Do you know a small increase in food inflation drives so many not so poor Nigerians to poverty

Storyteller..I care less about the nonsense you wrote, so long as the price is going down and we are gradually becoming self sufficient....The funny thing is you were the one castigating us few months ago for allowing smugglers to smuggle rice and other goods to Nigeria. Now you are supporting thesame smugglers

samorobo:


And is Dangote companies running the oil industry.... nonsense

They run a monopoly thro anti-market practices that won't be allowed in functional country like Kenya.We have a Competition Authority in Kenya that deal with Dangotes and of course sector regulators.We are not a zoo which allows Dangote to crash competition out then hike prizes after creating a monopoly.

rvp2018:
Nigeria oil from North East makes it way to Lagos and Abuja... everyone knows that

This is so insane of you

obidark:
this is kenya of today....

they say Nairobi will have more millionaires than Lagos, in a Kenya where the Average Nigerian is richer than the avaerage Kenyan. this means failure of the kenyan society

rvp2018:
Same difference...I am estimating..I don't have to be precise to make my point. The point is next year Nairobi will have more dollar millionaires than Lagos.

Hahahaha let's wait and see... enough of this noise....

Wet pipe dreams

samorobo:


This is so insane of you

na you wey answer am i dey blame. north east oil in a paralell universe

rvp2018,you so soft today....where is that fighting uhuru we are used to....??
normaly when any of us nigerians say something you bombard us with strange charts....

you okay....??

rvp2018:
They run a monopoly thro anti-market prices practice that won't be allowed in functional country like Kenya.We have a Competition Authority in Kenya that deal with Dangotes and of course sector regulators.We are not a zoo which allows Dangote to crash competition out then hike prizes after creating a monopoly.

you are not a zoo, but you are a KIBERA!

samorobo:


Storyteller..I care less about the nonsense you wrote, so long as the price is going down and we are gradually becoming self sufficient....The funny thing is you were the one castigating us few months ago for allowing smugglers to smuggle rice and other goods to Nigeria. Now you are supporting thesame smugglers

if local rice is so cheap and plentiful then open the high sea...for competition.That is what we do in Kenya.The kind of double speak you have is mind bending.

MiddleDimension:


they say Nairobi will have more millionaires than Lagos, in a Kenya where the Average Nigerian is richer than the avaerage Kenyan. this means failure of the kenyan society

they dont understand what nigeria is....they cant understand what it means to be a nigerian....

Shma:
Okay. Am not refuting your statement. But let's break this down. One of your brother once posted your wealth record using percentage as a determining factor. You were at around 57% but with a population twice Kenya's, south Africa was around 90% but with half your population, kenya was at 88%.. Now this comes to mind. When they sum up all the wealthy cities by population you guys takes it. So that clearly shows that when it come to ranking of poorest countries Nigeria will still take the crown. Dangote's oil is contributing 50% of your economy. Don't want to talk about south Africa.

what's ''Dangote oil'' or crying out loud!

rvp2018:
Lagos was Nigeria capital until 90s when southern forces tried to overthrow Abacha.So you can say from 1960s till 1995 or around..most oil money ended in Lagos..hence the grievances of the south east that generate most of the oil.

f9 in Nigeria 101

obidark:
rvp2018,you so soft today....where is that fighting uhuru we are used to....??
normaly when any of us nigerians say something you bombard us with strange charts....

you okay....??

I am on my phone handling a bunch of retards from the zoo..my new hobby.When I am on my computer then I can be a little detailed and verbose.

rvp2018:
On ground things are different..but Abuja can claim anything.They use to claim self sufficiency when everyone saw Benin rise to become 2nd world biggest rice importer...yet it's country of 10m.When Benin and Cameron stop buying Thailand rice come and tell us your rice success story.Look at you fertilizer consumption and don't buy Abuja lies...on ground... nothing is happening...just some folks taking huge rice loans and squandering...just like rest have squandered 600B dollars earned from oil.

I lolled from their rice stats recently! Ati they consume more rice than Asian countries ;a crazy figure like 150 kg per capita-some jokes write themselves!?

MiddleDimension:


they say Nairobi will have more millionaires than Lagos, in a Kenya where the Average Nigerian is richer than the avaerage Kenyan. this means failure of the kenyan society

Says a wretched nigga from the world capital of poverty, using generators to charge his phone

rvp2018:
Because you have Trump wall..dude go fight Boko Haram and leave rice smugglers to help drive the cost of living down for 100m desperately poor Nigerians.Do you know a small increase in food inflation drives so many not so poor Nigerians to poverty.So you can brag about non existent local rice production

Man.
Rant Sensibly.
Your talk is so dumb.

rvp2018:
I think Nairobi has 20 skyscrapers under construction..100m tall..the high-rise are not countable.The malls are so many we are closing the gap with South Africa.We are also spending nearly 2b in road infrastructure.We soon modernize our commuter rail.We are building 0.5m Housing units..mass housing

I just went back to count it and they have 18 skyscrapers under construction in joburg alone(this are the ones they must have discussed about That forum).....now CADD the ones under construction in Cape town, Durban Pretoria then slap that blogger for decieving you

MiddleDimension:


why do you like lieing to yourselves?

so much respect to you guys but stop compating your country to Nigeria or SA. apart from those in N Africa, these two countries Nigeria aand SA do not have rivals in the whole of Africa.

i understand you have to be patriotic and defend your people. but the TRUTH still is that you really are not match for those two countries.

the Lagos economy is bigger than yours. and any other African Economy apart from SA, Egypt, and maybe one other one.

This thread is 4 years old. You've been rehashing ishyt we've torn to threads many many times! Everything from your real GDP,to hidden Makoko,hollow Abuja with 40% empty houses and slums ,failed Cross Rivers monorail,flying toilet crisis nationwide even in your unis (damn,WTF,HTF!?) etc,etc. Nigga;use the search function before repeating your childlike chorus! SRSLY,BY NOW WE KNOW NAIJ BETTER THAN YOU!

obidark:
this is kenya of today....

Indeed...
Expected...smh

Acording to statistics from thinktank youthpolicy.org, 75% of the Kenyan population is below 30 years old. They are considered the future of the country, but are currently dealing with different issues that prevent them from taking advantage of the abundant opportunities available in the country. The Daily Vox rounds up five important issues that young Kenyans need addressed now.

1. Unemployment
Many young people have been unable to access employment opportunities, and those wishing to start their own businesses struggle to access enterprise funds. According to the 2016 Kenya Youth Survey Report, education and employment are interconnected: youth (defined as those between 18 and 35) without post-secondary education have the lowest employment rates. The same applies to age, where youth between 18 and 25 are twice as likely to be unemployed compared to youth aged between 26 and 35. The skills gap between completing education and entering the job market also needs to be addressed; employers have decried the poor quality of graduates, claiming that most fresh graduates are unemployable. Many of them go through theoretical learning and studies that do not conform to the changing dynamics of the Kenyan labour sector. Additionally, many young Kenyans complain about the ‘unrealistic’ requirements by employers such as years of experience required for entry level jobs.

2. Corruption
It is not uncommon to find young people shunning opportunities because they believe they need to pay a bribe to be considered for it. Corruption in Kenya also affects youth in terms of accessing government services at different levels. Simple transactions including registration and licensing services have been affected by bribery, much like accessing police services, with most Kenyans believing that a lot of police officers are corrupt. On a large scale, young Kenyans are disillusioned with the corruption and impunity in the country that allows leaders to go free even after being accused of corruption. Corruption has had far-reaching effects on many sectors of young people’s lives.

3. Tribalism
While most youth try not to identify with their ethnic roots, tribalism rears its ugly head at opportune times. In 2016, the education cabinet secretary Dr. Fred Matiangi had to defend the appointment of a vice chancellor at a local university after protests over the fact that he came from a different tribe to the community surrounding the university. The protests shut down the university.

2017 is an election year, and tribalism has been a recurring issues that sparks violence and politicians have used it as a tool to divide citizens on tribal lines. However, the youth end up losing as they are discarded once politicians take office and don’t address their issues.

4. Patricipation in policy creation
As much as there are policies targeting the youth, there is poor participation of the youth in the policy-making process. Why? According to the World Bank, young people have limited opportunities to express themselves because of the age hierarchy in the Kenyan society. The youth are seen as idle and unconcerned about development in the country and are therefore excluded from discussions affecting their lives. While the National Youth Policy was created to address such issues, it has since become outdated and is in need of review, complete with the inclusion of views from the youth.

5. Access to sexual and reproductive health education and services
According to the United Nations Population Fund, research shows a majority of youth do not have the knowledge needed to make decisions on their sexual and reproductive health responsibly thus become vulnerable to unintended pregnancies and STIs. Not only does this affect the youth in terms of health, education and access to opportunities, but also impacts the country’s development agenda. The Kenyan government needs to to put biases aside and have a discussion about improving access to sexual and reproducti

obidark:
something wrong with you kenyans....

lagos is like london is to europe,lagos is like egypt in the north,lagos is like dubia in arabia....

you kenyans seem to dont understand how underdeveloped africa was when those occupyin moroons left....
we practicaly started from zero....

that area called lagos was already long their,lagos is no cbd....

if you cant beat lagos,then their is nothing to discuss about....

and nigeria has many other ancient cities....

na sokoto una wan compete with....??....about what....??
even with boko issues,sokoto can still match kenya alone....

Lagos is the father of Kenya....they should deal with that

rvp2018:
And your ancedotal evidence is worth how much naira

Man.
Youve moved to the Nigerian rice ish being a fallacy now?
You're sounding desperate now.

kikuyu1:


I lolled from their rice stats recently! Ati they consume more rice than Asian countries ;a crazy figure like 150 kg per capita-some jokes write themselves!?

I am glad you did.The country is codeine-ed.

MiddleDimension:


they currently do not have dollar billioanires. the average Nigerian is richer than the average Kenyan, yet, they think we have not done anything with our oil wealth. lol

Dude 75% of you are living below poverty line, that's one of the highest in the world....you don't know what you are talking about

Carmit:


Man.
Youve moved to the Nigerian rice ish being a fallacy now?
You're sounding desperate now.

We are actually repeating this. You know repitition is a pedagogical tool esp when dealing with retards who suffered malnutrition.

Stevoh18:


Says a wretched nigga from the world capital of poverty, using generators to charge his phone

generator is a way out!
it shows i can solve my personal problems!

it is good you know that even in poverty, we can still buy generators, a thing you can't do in Kenya even though there is a dire need of generator in every house hold in Kenya as power supply is very erratic in all parts of your country.

Abohboy:


When will you learn I even showed you images of the rice produced do you want me to do a step by step documentary if I went to the market tomorrow there would not be a trace of any rice made in Thailand or India all the rice will be made in Nigeria quite clearly

You can doubt it all you want but Nigeria is producing rice and the production of the rice is increasing and we will become self sufficient when will you get that in your head empty cocoyam

I am currently in New Geia and I can say it anyday anytime I have not encountered foreign rice in the market....H just can't help with the fact that we are diversifying so quick...he wants us to remain an oil dependent country...2021 is going to be massive, I mean what Dangote refinery will do to global oil price will be tremendous and impressive (OPEC has confirmed this severally)....oh and his fertilizer plant....

Rvp cry m a River...I know our can't help it

Stevoh18:


Dude 75% of you are living below poverty line, that's one of the highest in the world....you don't know what you are talking about

care to give us stats on yours?

fact still remains that average Nigerian in richer than average kenyan.

rvp2018:
if local rice is so cheap and plentiful then open the high sea...for competition.That is what we do in Kenya.The kind of double speak you have is mind bending.

this is our borders....!!
whn nigerians in kenya were pissin you off,you said its your land,your rules....!!

we say now our borders,our rules....!!

whats the difference....!!??

rvp2018:
Tomato's take 3-4 months.Just continue importing tomato paste.This is a businesses Kenyans need to get into.

Exactly they have distributed the seedlings they did that in August if it takes 3-4 months to grow they would have grown by January and be ready for production

MiddleDimension:


generator is a way out!
it shows i can solve my personal problems!

it is good you know that even in poverty, we can still buy generators, a thing you can't do in Kenya even though there is a dire need of generator in every house hold in Kenya as power supply is very erratic in all parts of your country.

they have electricity cuts too....and they have many rural areas hat dont have electricity or cant afford it....