rvp2018:
You're truly a Nigerian.Not everyone is that dysfunctional.I doubt there is market for generators in kenya.Maybe backup generator for those with critical business.

because you don't have money to buy it! didn't i make it plain here several times that you are poorer than the average Nigerian? no wonder the one you can afford to buy are the ones made of scrap metals #cheap3rdHandGenerator. he doesn't even know there are silent generators. lol

Abohboy:


Answer me America wants to make a blockade at it's border with Mexico is America a zoo now yes or no

Wonderful thoughtful questions...rvp answer this

rvp2018:
America want to make sure there are no illegal entry.They have not blocked official border crossing.Somali smuggled rice and sugar to kenya...we didn't block the border..we nab them, destroy their goods and sent them to jail.That is a deterrent enough to discourage smuggling.

Same way we want to make sure that they are no illegal entry of goods in Nigeria...our ports are open they should use it and pay all the duties required

Abohboy:


There is no massive demand for all of those shopping malls or skyscrapers in Kenya and most of the time these developments are not helping the poor

The Kenyan malls chorus was basically a fad.

Abohboy:


Exactly and while your at it go on YouTube and check out those videos of largest countries by gdp forecasts most of them are based of 2017 or 2019 economic growth levels yet Nigeria is still on top in the whole of Africa and most times it ranges between 18th and 11th in the world for 2050 at 1-2% economic growth

Kenyans sorry to burst your bubble but Tanzania and Ethiopia are going to be larger than your economy in the future

With magufuli on sit , TZ will do wonders

pacretus:
does the generator serve its purpose??

And does the solar and inverter server's it purpose...

That is another good question

obidark:


oo yes....electricity is a hugh amount of investment....
its not only about buildin power plants....
somehow kenyans understand that fact better than us....

It is the duty of Siemens to regulate this things...just go read on how that deal will pan out then you will understand better

MiddleDimension:


alot of Nigerians think corruption is is worst in the country, and that's a very dangerous.thing about us. i have travelled out of the country and i have seen things myself.

kenya ranks lower than Nigeria in terms of corruption check transparency index if you want. yes, what i said iss correct! as corrupt as you think Nigeria is, you can imagine how pitiable Kenya's situation is. shior!

jonathan tried to explain it somehow and it was hijacked against him....
nigeria is not realy the most corupted in the world actualy....

if you study recent charts over decades,nigeria is not amongst the most corrupted....
annd if you study further,things in nigeria is actualy cheap till border closure....

nigeria is just not that productive....
its strange actualy,even rich nations still produce stuffs....

i think this border closure is the best solution to force us to start producin something....

MiddleDimension:


because you don't have money to buy it! didn't i make it plain here several times that you are poorer than the average Nigerian? no wonder the one you can afford to buy are the ones made of scrap metals #cheap3rdHandGenerator. he doesn't even know there are silent generators. lol

There is no need for one.Power rarely goes out and when it does it comes back in an hour.I mean rarely like once or twice a month due say a storm.Our power and transmission company has choppers on standby.They also have 24 hours standby emergency team everywhere.In most cities they are able to do live maintaince..coz we have built redundant lines...in some places we are starting to lay underground cables to avoid storms felling down pole lines.Kenya electricity is very very reliable.Ask any Nigerian in Kenya.Ask if they own or when they last heard generator noise.Ask them the last time they had blackout and how quickly it was resolved.We are improving in ease of doing business by fixing basics like electricity reliability

pacretus:
Old one aint you getting too old for these kind of arguments. Its not good for your health. Nigeria is way too complex for your old brain cells to fathom.
Meanwhile old man can you type more maturedly.
Reading your posts is increasingly becoming difficult, I think has something to do with your dieing brain and abating strenght

Honestly I have waited for someone to say the bolded.i thought it was just me observing the same thing

rvp2018:
You come from the zoo.The generator he is talking about is pump in rural areas to pump irrigation water...coz you cannot drag electricity wires many meters down... otherwise we enjoy 24hrs electricity for 30.5 out of 31 days.I don't own a back up generator myself and last time I heard generator in Nairobi was long time ago..

You have 15% electrification rate, all thanks to your power manager revealation

samorobo:



Their tax and supposedly national budget takes a trip to Namibia, Emirates and Europe constantly whilst they borrow to inflate their debt..what then is the need for paying tax when it ends up being lootef

go and check how indebted they are. the country Kenya is not even economically viable! even though they have a small population and that means what they have should be more enough for them, they still keep borrowing without anything to show for it! check their debt to gdp ratio and you will just pity the country!

they keep telling you international organizations prefer to establish in their country because they are a hub. i laugh when i hear that. the reason such organizations are going there, especially the chinese ones like the cgtn is because they (the chinese), pretty much own the country now. alot of that debt is owed to the chinese and to make matters worse for them, they are what the chinese call the belt road countries. so ctgn going there is more like their home away from home they are going to. otherwise what sense does it make for a global media to choose Kenya as its base over looking Naija and SA?

global media organizations like that when considering where they want to set up their base look out for these things: population, infrastructure, economic strength, cultural projection. all of which Kenya lags heavily behind SA not to talk of Nigeria

samorobo:


You have 15% electrification rate, all thanks to your power manager revealation

you can imagine!

samorobo:


Honestly I have waited for someone to say the bolded.i thought it was just me observing the same thing

that guy never made sense....abeg....

samorobo:


You have 15% electrification rate, all thanks to your power manager revealation

You're being childish..Kenya will probably overtake South Africa to achieve universal electricity access soon.We are past 75%

samorobo:


You have 15% electrification rate, all thanks to your power manager revealation

ehen....

Carmit:


The Kenyan malls chorus was basically a fad.

Lol your screenshot spoke about their cooked up middle class.. no wonder their real estate sector is dwindling..the truth is finally coming out

rvp2018:
There is no need for one.Power rarely goes out and when it does it comes back in an hour.I mean rarely like once or twice a month due say a storm.Our power and transmission company has choppers on standby.They also have 24 hours standby emergency team everywhere.In most cities they are able to do live maintaince..coz we have built redundant lines...in some places we are starting to lay underground cables to avoid storms felling down pole lines.Kenya electricity is very very reliable.Ask any Nigerian in Kenya.Ask if they own or when they last heard generator noise.Ask them the last time they had blackout and how quickly it was resolved.We are improve in ease of doing business by fixing basics like electricity reliability

that means very few parts of your country are connected to the national grid. so whats the point giving all the power you have to a small place while the vast majority of your people are left in the dark?

again, there are no generators there because you don't have money to buy. those with money to buy dpn't even know it is an alternative. shior!

rvp2018:
You're being childish..Kenya will probably overtake South Africa to achieve universal electricity access soon.We are past 75%

Abeg don't tell me anything about childishness most especially when this is coming from you....it is out there in the web...you are free to read about it then weep for your zoo.....

Universal my foot

Carmit:


The Kenyan malls chorus was basically a fad.

Rvp go back to read the screenshot from Carmit post...it speaks about your Polictians works in the kitchen.....your middle class is all charade and facade

MiddleDimension:


go and check how indebted they are. the country Kenya is not even economically viable! even though they have a small population and that means what they have should be more enough for them, they still keep borrowing without anything to show for it! check their debt to gdp ratio and you will just pity the country!

they keep telling you international organizations prefer to establish in their country because they are a hub. i laugh when i hear that. the reason such organizations are going there, especially the chinese ones like the cgtn is because they (the chinese), pretty much own the country now. alot of that debt is owed to the chinese and to make matters worse for them, they are what the chinese call the belt road countries. so ctgn going there is more like their home away from home they are going to. otherwise what sense does it make for a global media to choose Kenya as its base over looking Naija and SA?

global media organizations like that when considering where they want to set up their base look out for these things: population, infrastructure, economic strength, cultural projection. all of which Kenya lags heavily behind SA not to talk of Nigeria

and SA lacks behind nigeria,walahi....
nigeria is the only standing fortress of the black race....
believe you me that....

without nigeria we can aswell kiss our black butss goodbye....
you black,you nothing....dreck,spitle,nada....

MiddleDimension:


that means very few parts of your country are connected to the national grid. so whats the point giving all the power you have to a small place while the vast majority of your people are left in the dark?

again, there are no generators there because you don't have money to buy. those with money to buy dpn't even know it is an alternative. shior!

We will achieve universal electricity access..first in SubSahara in 2-3 yrs - we have been the world fastest electrifying nation for some years now.

rvp2018:
There is no need for one.Power rarely goes out and when it does it comes back in an hour.I mean rarely like once or twice a month due say a storm.Our power and transmission company has choppers on standby.They also have 24 hours standby emergency team everywhere.In most cities they are able to do live maintaince..coz we have built redundant lines...in some places we are starting to lay underground cables to avoid storms felling down pole lines.Kenya electricity is very very reliable.Ask any Nigerian in Kenya.Ask if they own or when they last heard generator noise.Ask them the last time they had blackout and how quickly it was resolved.We are improving in ease of doing business by fixing basics like electricity reliability

Direct those questions to your power manager....he is the custodian of your power sector

samorobo:


Direct those questions to your power manager....he is the custodian of your power sector

We are not complaining.We are not zoo.Major reason Nigeria migrate to Kenya is to enjoy electricity and internet...basic you can fix in the zoo.

rvp2018:
We will achieve universal electricity access..first in SubSahara in 2-3 yrs - we have been the world fastest electrifying nation for some years now.

not gonna happen....

rvp2018:
We are not complaining.We are not zoo.Major reason Nigeria migrate to Kenya is to enjoy electricity and internet...basic you can fix in the zoo.

my bro....am so sorry....i know you mean well....
we nigerians are so sorry....and we apologize that we failed....

MiddleDimension:


go and check how indebted they are. the country Kenya is not even economically viable! even though they have a small population and that means what they have should be more enough for them, they still keep borrowing without anything to show for it! check their debt to gdp ratio and you will just pity the country!

they keep telling you international organizations prefer to establish in their country because they are a hub. i laugh when i hear that. the reason such organizations are going there, especially the chinese ones like the cgtn is because they (the chinese), pretty much own the country now. alot of that debt is owed to the chinese and to make matters worse for them, they are what the chinese call the belt road countries. so ctgn going there is more like their home away from home they are going to. otherwise what sense does it make for a global media to choose Kenya as its base over looking Naija and SA?

global media organizations like that when considering where they want to set up their base look out for these things: population, infrastructure, economic strength, cultural projection. all of which Kenya lags heavily behind SA not to talk of Nigeria

Their debt to GDP keep rising like an erecting dickk facing a stark nakked tits ...with that kind of dangerous debt debt growt their future continues to poses as bleak

obidark:


my bro....am so sorry....i know you mean well....
we nigerians are so sorry....and we apologize that we failed....

Yes you have failed so much you cannot imagine it's possible to enjoy very reliable internet and electricity...basics.Power blackout makes news in Kenya.We treat them as emergency like a fire or terror attack.We have guys just waiting on chopper ready to fix it and others on landcruisers on stand by..just post in Facebook... That power is down and emergency will be on it immediately.

rvp2018:
We are not complaining.We are not zoo.Major reason Nigeria migrate to Kenya is to enjoy electricity and internet...basic you can fix in the zoo.

Except you call sunshine power your electrification rate continues to remain at 15%...just ask your power manager if you doubt me

samorobo:



Their debt to GDP keep rising like an erecting dickk facing a stark nakked tits ...with that kind of dangerous debt debt growt their future continues to poses as bleak

their own is diffeent and very dangerous....
ghana cancelin zeros from their currency,kenya that dont want to face reality,south africa dont even care,north africa dont even understand what all this is about in inner africa....

bros,pan africana is not workin....!!

rvp2018:
Yes you have failed so much you cannot imagine it's possible to enjoy very reliable internet and electricity...basics.Power blackout makes news in Kenya.We treat them as emergency like a fire or terror attack.We have guys just waiting on chopper ready to fix it and others on landcruisers on stand by..just post in Facebook... That power is down and emergency will be on it immediately.

ahhhh....!!

gotya,moroon....!!

kenya is a shitthole....!!...comparing that shitt hole to nigeria is an insult....!!

kiiiiikikikikiki....

rvp2018:
We are not complaining.We are not zoo.Major reason Nigeria migrate to Kenya is to enjoy electricity and internet...basic you can fix in the zoo.

I'm sorry to tell you this but most Nigerians go to south Africa or Ghana the ones in Kenya I do not even know how they ended up there because I know there is no massive demand for people to be going to Kenya if you ask a Nigerian if you could move to any place in Africa they will answer Ghana, South Africa or why would I want to leave Kenya is not even mentioned let me remind you that we are not your mate in gdp let me shwo you the forecast for th following few years even though our economy is growing at 2%