gallivant:


It doesn't look planned. What went wrong?

Even Owerri is far more planned than any rubbish you called city in your zoo

samorobo:


What is with you guys and this rhetorical question...

Yes it might seems rhetorical but I strongly demand my answer from GALLIVANT...

Galligoat how is mombassa today?....
This is not rhetorical...

Ask Aderr since according to him all questions are rhetorical

Aderr:
Check the bolded. Everyone can see why anyone can easily do the matching. You keep making this easy for me.

Why would you randomly match Boer with Boel..... That's what I am asking!!...... Fact is you stalked my profile saw I posted in a boerboel related thread hence you called me a Boerboel......

And to be honest I don't mind being called a Boerboel!! So you are welcome to carry on

gallivant:


Also Obaboon has refused to disembark from the fence and Askia is still Askia. Do you see a pattern here?

Have to say you beat me to that. Could hardly guess the new moniker that sounds like Adele (feminine) is his majesty the fence sitter. Askia has always been around to advertise his intellectual disability

Ladies and gentlemen I am having serious problems accessing my YouTube account here in Ghana. So I could not post the suffering and smiling show. Anytime I try to access my YouTube account it tells me I have changed my number and country.

gallivant:


You are lying to yourself hobbit. Google it.

which East African port has more than 30 berths ?

TayserMahri:


When your head is taken overseas as a trophy you cease to become a great man and become an embarrassment. Everyone in Kenya is greater than him because none of our heads were taken overseas as trophies.

His greatness at outmanoeuvring the whites made him a trophy they wanted
Even in his death, he was still victorious.

no one in kenya can achieve that.

Aderr:
Not in all cases, you slowpoke. I blame your English teachers.

The questioner always dictates whether a question is rhetorical.....

Where the hell did you even learn English that you can't fathom the difference between a rhetorical question and a non rhetorical question?

rvp20182:
There was a 3yr lull but private credit this last Q has risen 12%...Nairobi had the most skyscrapers under constructionb in Africa..and now that rate capping is out...expect Nairobi construction boom to resume full stream and in 10yrs Joburg will be have been.There is a reason why Nairobi was named the 6th fastest/dynamic city in he world breaking the Asian monopoly .Now imagine public and private investment in Nairobi housing deficit plus all the new superhighways.We just need a light rail and Nairobi will soon be Africa capital city.

Now that is the spirit bro...The power of imagination...

It is good you know how to harness it..

Just30:
which East African port has more than 30 berths ?

Is this what you meant by productivity Lol. We dealing with fools. You should ask me which one handled more cargo than Tema, they are plenty.

gallivant:


A great man who got his head chopped? There is no greatness in that.

the greatest warriors also die

TayserMahri:
Now Just30 is busy googling "Kenyans whose heads were taken overseas" to get a comeback.

aint got time for that

you are not my priority


preparing for work tomorrow

darkwan:


were you high writing this gibberish....??

Can't remember talking to you??

kikuyu1:


We don't need your opinion! Neither are we interested in your feelings or emotions -SHOW US THE DATA LIKE THE TZN DID OR STFU!?

google is your friend

use it
and stop making fucking noise

kikuyu1:


Mouthy flatulence! Nigga, WTF do you get the time,srsly!?

Shut you are lecturing me on my lengthy write up..serious of all people you...

Go back and read, I am very sure you will learn a thing or two..

Just30:


His greatness at outmanoeuvring the whites made him a trophy they wanted
Even in his death, he was still victorious.

no one in kenya can achieve that.

Getting caught and having your head chopped is not outmaneuvering, it's defeat. No one in Kenya has been buried without their head.

Just30:


the greatest warriors also die

They die in the battlefield and their heads are not mounted in European museums. What a ######## shame.

gallivant:


Is this what you meant by productivity Lol. We dealing with fools. You should ask me which one handled more cargo than Tema, they are plenty.

Mombasa did 25 million tonnes in 2018

Tema and Takoradi did 22 million tonnes

gallivant:


Getting caught and having your head chopped is not outmaneuvering, it's defeat. No one in Kenya has been buried without their head.

it is the price you pay when you fight

unlike the MAU MAU losers

now they are suing the brits
such shame

samorobo:



Now that is the spirit bro...The power of imagination...

It is good you know how to harness it..

u no well, i swear.

gallivant:


They die in the battlefield and their heads are not mounted in European museums. What a ######## shame.

the story of greatness comes with memorials

kikuyu1:


Frankly the childishness and fractured Naij English was too much for me. The pic explains it better hopefully.

u don kolo abi?
Wen e dey carry u enter market make I come chain you.

Following Federal Government’s decision to keep the nation’s borders closed indefinitely, die-hard smugglers are beating men and officers of the Nigeria Customs Service to their duties by taking advantage of porous waterways and creeks to intensify their illegal trade.

Findings by New Telegraph revealed that the daring action by the criminals is made possible as the new patrol boats acquired by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) at a whopping cost of N180 billion are yet to function properly.

Currently, the service is facing inadequate patrol boats to combat the illegalities at Port Novo, Gbaji, Badagry, Yewa, Ologe, and Commodore creeks.

It was gathered that unscrupulous businessmen and women have been exploiting the loopholes to smuggle goods since the closure of the borders.

The borders were closed in August 20, 2019 by the Federal Government to curtail influx of fake goods and arms smuggling.

However, the service has not recorded much success on the waterways because of the dangerous and sophisticated weapons used by smugglers.

The gun boats are presently redundant as they have not been adequately fitted with the necessary surveillance and combat kits and guns.

An official within the NCS’s Western Marine Command, who does not want his name mentioned, said that smuggling of fuel products through the sea was on the increase, noting that tankers were no longer carrying fuels to border communities where the products are smuggled to neighbouring Benin Republic with jerry cans.

Notwithstanding, he explained that Customs had trained some officer on sea smuggling combat both in the western and eastern commands, saying that insufficient equipment was the main problems of the command.

“This has put the service’s marine command under unbearable pressure to combat the illegal traders using the creeks and lagoon to smuggle banned imports,” he stressed.

When the joint border exercise was launched, the Customs Comptroller General, Col. Hameed Ali (rtd), said that the two gunboats would strengthen anti-smuggling activities on the nation’s waters and enhance the ongoing joint border closure exercise.

He added that with the boats, the marine operatives of NCS could now sail to intersect smugglers right on the high sea.

The Controller in charge of the command, Comptroller Boyiliya Binga, advised the unscrupulous traders last month to stop the illegal trade, saying that with new patrol boats acquired by the service, days of confrontation by smugglers were over.

He said: “We have been making pleas to these smugglers to stop their evil trade and engage in meaningful businesses that will benefit them and the country, but they are determined to go ahead with their nefarious activities.”

Binga listed the seizures made in the period to include 433 bags of 50kilogrammes foreign parboiled rice, bags of second-hand clothes, bags of second-hand shoes, buffalo horns, bales of foreign fabrics, bales of mobile police, immigration and navy uniforms, machetes, tramadol and 3,000 empty kegs.

The comptroller general had said earlier that smugglers would no longer take advantage of NCS vulnerability on water to smuggle in contraband with the launch of the new patrol vessels.

Just30:


Mombasa did 25 million tonnes in 2018

Tema and Takoradi did 22 million tonnes

Finally some truth. So which port is more productive going by your numbers?

Just30:


the story of greatness comes with memorials

I don't know what you are talking about.

Just30:


His greatness at outmanoeuvring the whites made him a trophy they wanted
Even in his death, he was still victorious.

no one in kenya can achieve that.

No son! When your enemy severes your head and takes it as a trophy, he is displaying his manhood over you, and his dominance over your soul both in life and in the after life, including even making you a slave in the afterlife. There was no victory for Nana, or Ghana.

gallivant:


Finally some truth. So which port is more productive going by your numbers?

i told you to go to school

do you know what productivity is?

importation is not productivity

Just30:

aint got time for that

you are not my priority


preparing for work tomorrow

All of a sudden the Ghanaian hobbit is a corporate staffer. NIGHA!!! If you are in the corporate world show some signs!

TayserMahri:


No son! When your enemy severes your head and takes it as a trophy, he is displaying his manhood over you, and his dominance over your soul both in life and in the after life, including even making you a slave in the afterlife. There was no victory for Nana, or Ghana.

and also remembering all the loses he suffered at the hands of his enemies

when he goes home after thrashing your worthless life and tell you to go fu**ck yourself

Then he mean, you were no match for him hence not worth even a commemoration
Then as a loser you are, you get pissed and go to court,

TayserMahri:


All of a sudden the Ghanaian hobbit is a corporate staffer. NIGHA!!! If you are in the corporate world show some signs!

i have alway been
APE

unlike your worthless slum life
im a productive citizen of my country.



Go and build your worthless economy

AskiaHarem:


Since he googled up on Nigeria threw the sinlge internet cafe shack in his local slum. Sadly hos dream will never come true though.

You are silently brutal...I swear..

He said Cafe shacks kill us already askia..

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Following Federal Government’s decision to keep the nation’s borders closed indefinitely, die-hard smugglers are beating men and officers of the Nigeria Customs Service to their duties by taking advantage of porous waterways and creeks to intensify their illegal trade.

Findings by New Telegraph revealed that the daring action by the criminals is made possible as the new patrol boats acquired by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) at a whopping cost of N180 billion are yet to function properly.

Currently, the service is facing inadequate patrol boats to combat the illegalities at Port Novo, Gbaji, Badagry, Yewa, Ologe, and Commodore creeks.

It was gathered that unscrupulous businessmen and women have been exploiting the loopholes to smuggle goods since the closure of the borders.

The borders were closed in August 20, 2019 by the Federal Government to curtail influx of fake goods and arms smuggling.

However, the service has not recorded much success on the waterways because of the dangerous and sophisticated weapons used by smugglers.

The gun boats are presently redundant as they have not been adequately fitted with the necessary surveillance and combat kits and guns.

An official within the NCS’s Western Marine Command, who does not want his name mentioned, said that smuggling of fuel products through the sea was on the increase, noting that tankers were no longer carrying fuels to border communities where the products are smuggled to neighbouring Benin Republic with jerry cans.

Notwithstanding, he explained that Customs had trained some officer on sea smuggling combat both in the western and eastern commands, saying that insufficient equipment was the main problems of the command.

“This has put the service’s marine command under unbearable pressure to combat the illegal traders using the creeks and lagoon to smuggle banned imports,” he stressed.

When the joint border exercise was launched, the Customs Comptroller General, Col. Hameed Ali (rtd), said that the two gunboats would strengthen anti-smuggling activities on the nation’s waters and enhance the ongoing joint border closure exercise.

He added that with the boats, the marine operatives of NCS could now sail to intersect smugglers right on the high sea.

The Controller in charge of the command, Comptroller Boyiliya Binga, advised the unscrupulous traders last month to stop the illegal trade, saying that with new patrol boats acquired by the service, days of confrontation by smugglers were over.

He said: “We have been making pleas to these smugglers to stop their evil trade and engage in meaningful businesses that will benefit them and the country, but they are determined to go ahead with their nefarious activities.”

Binga listed the seizures made in the period to include 433 bags of 50kilogrammes foreign parboiled rice, bags of second-hand clothes, bags of second-hand shoes, buffalo horns, bales of foreign fabrics, bales of mobile police, immigration and navy uniforms, machetes, tramadol and 3,000 empty kegs.

The comptroller general had said earlier that smugglers would no longer take advantage of NCS vulnerability on water to smuggle in contraband with the launch of the new patrol vessels.

Saw a video where Nigerians were refining oil butt naked;; in the mangroves