samorobo:




Before nko..Abijan will make feel like they are in Paris...
Abijan even have a complicated flyover like those ones you see in China, and some American cities

rvp20182:
Benin is world largest importer if rice

Just30:

ignored

go and look for your brain

you dropped it

rvp20182:
Tanzania is attempt to unite the beautiful Zanzibar island with ugly Tanganyika

Just30:
Abijan is a model of Paris

rvp20182:
Benin is world largest importer if rice

rvp20182:
Whybis Benin a country of 11m the world biggest importer of rice

gallivant:




Ignore or not, your lies are unacceptable here. Tell us what the Chinese run in Kenya, not a rhetorical question.

gallivant:




Why?

Abohboy:



Nigeria is now officially self sufficient in rice production we eat 7 million tonne-

Kazikazi:
Kilimanjaro is unmatched. Many Kenyans wish they could own our baby but its impossible.
Anyway,you are a funny guy! You have managed to play with guys mind for too long.Am waiting u to start attacking Kenyans and Ghana too.

kikuyu1:


This is precisely how and why we lose respect for you! To brazenly and tirelessly repeat the same lie we demolished months ago. Damn. Just. Damn.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


I have nothing against the Kenyans Ghanaians tanzanians South Africa or any other African country my battle is with my own people which are brainless

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


I have nothing against the Kenyans Ghanaians tanzanians South Africa or any other African country my battle is with my own people which are brainless

Nigerians going to US reduce sharply, largest global drop-off

Data from the US travel and tourism office shows a 21 per cent drop in the number of Nigerians travelling to the country, the largest global drop-off in visitors to the US.

As of 2019 October, 34,000 fewer Nigerians travelled to the US compared to the previous year. After a sustained period of growth between 2011 and 2015, the number of Nigerian visitors to the US started to plateau in 2016 until the big drop-off last year.

The dip in Nigerian visitors to the US followed a string of visa clampdown measures by the Trump administration.

After indefinitely suspending its visa interview waiver for Nigerian applicants (the waiver allowed frequent travellers renew their visa without going through in-person interviews each time), the Trump administration also raised visa application fees for Nigerians by including additional “reciprocity fees” ranging from $80 to $303 depending on the class of visa. And even though the Nigerian government immediately slashed visa application fees for American applicants in a bid to get the US to reverse its price increase, the reciprocity fees remain in place.

The measures followed reports that the Trump administration was looking to impose visa restrictions on countries whose citizens have a track record of overstaying beyond the validity of their short-term US visas. As it turns out, Nigerians were the highest-ranked African country for US visa overstays in 2018.

Even though official data confirm the effects of the measures, there were already warning signs the administration’s policies were having an adverse impact on potential travellers. The policies also spawned fear-fuelled rumours among locals as well: mid-last year, the United States embassy in Nigeria was forced to deny a widespread rumour that it had placed a ban on issuing student visas to Nigerians.

Despite the Trump administration’s policies, the US remains a popular destination for Nigerian students seeking foreign degrees as the economic impact of spending by Nigerian students studying in the United States reached $514 million over the past academic year.

The second-largest drop was for visitors from Venezuela (17.7%). The South American country is in the midst of an economic and political crisis which has seen more than four million people flee the country and the US is restricting entry to Venezuelan migrants.

Argentina followed with 15.6 per cent drop and Sweden, 11.1 per cent.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


It looks like now everybody knows we are criminals in America

Just30:
yes

Our economy has the capacity to consume the excess 2000MW
we just have to allow VALCO to run it remaining 4 pots and 600MW will be consumed.



we dont have a problem

Kenya has the problem, it does not have enough electricity to go run.

rvp20182:
Benin is world largest importer if rice

gallivant:


Is this pidgin, a grammatical error or you are talking about athletics?

Abohboy:


Sure here it is I don’t know how to embed it but I can give the link



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtJLGIOX4ow

Kazikazi:
They are beautiful indeed.And they are mined in little quantities that's why they r highly priced.
Tanzania came after Tan ganyika united with Zan zibar.
So,Tan+ Zan= Tanzan. Then they added i of Tanganyika and a letter a of Zanzibar and we got Tanzania.
The gems were discoved after the union

Just30:
yes

Our economy has the capacity to consume the excess 2000MW
we just have to allow VALCO to run it remaining 4 pots and 600MW will be consumed.



we dont have a problem

Kenya has the problem, it does not have enough electricity to go run.

Just30:


Tantrums
you sound frustrated kiddo.

hold it cockless Ape
i know you so much want to be at Ghana level but no matter how hard you try, you cant get there.



That is how much the Ghanaian government spend on a single Ghanaian
Go look for your fellow poor neighbour and compare yourself to

Just30:
Abijan is a model of Paris

kikuyu1:


This is precisely how and why we lose respect for you! To brazenly and tirelessly repeat the same lie we demolished months ago. Damn. Just. Damn.

Abohboy:



This is agriculture anything can change within a few months you could increase your yield and production within a matter of months and talk to all Africa news reporters not us

Abohboy:



My guy go and find a job and stop replying me remember you are an unemployed Nigerian man who lives in Nigeria but pretends to live outside of Nigeria even though you do not even have enough money

Just30:
At least all the countries you want to compete with grow more than half of their rice demand.

why are you Kenyans so lazy.?

common rice, you cant grow for yourself
even stupid maize, you import.

A country that cant feed itself is not a serious one