gallivant:


What's important is you lead by example, post your passport and write Sammy is a noob on a piece of paper. Maybe sufferingsmiling didn't understand what you meant. Show us step by step.

Jeez....did you read my previous post? I already posted my passport with a hand written signature of my moniker...

I'm not posting it again simply because you are lazy and don't want to go back a couple of pages

Stevoh18:


I wondered why you sound so shocked by that figure, but after checked the average salary of a Nigerian compared to a Kenyan I understand you...that's a whole month salary in Nigeria

Idiot, it's why you are starving. You should be on the street protesting.

jln115:
Jeez....did you read my previous post? I already posted my passport with a hand written signature of my moniker...

I'm not posting it again simply because you are lazy and don't want to go back a couple of pages

He is lazy. You are right.

Poverty everywhere in Nigeria

jln115:

go read your reptillian fairytales and then go to bed keyboard warrior

Most people here are ignorant of ideological insistence on the myth of 'empty, unpopulated South Africa when the whites arrived cause that's how you justify your land theft.
Tell me, who built Mapungubwe 1200 years ago in todays Limpopo province?

The Kingdom of Mapungubwe (or Maphungubgwe) (c.1075–1220) was a medieval state in Southern Africa located at the confluence of the Shashe and Limpopo rivers, south of Great Zimbabwe. The name is derived from either TjiKalanga and
[url]en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Mapungubwe/url]

It wasn't the only indigenous culture!

jln115:
Jeez....did you read my previous post? I already posted my passport with a hand written signature of my moniker...

I'm not posting it again simply because you are lazy and don't want to go back a couple of pages

I am not lazy. I am driving to a point. I feel some discomfort in you posting your passport. Is it so?

gallivant:


Buda, I posted Amboseli national park, the mountain happened to be on the way.

Now we will charge you for each photo of mount Kilimanjaro you possess.Refusing that,we will come and confiscate Mombasa port and those houses in Karen.You hear me son?! You hear me?!

obaaderemi:
He is lazy. You are right.

Off the fence Obaboon and quote me directly.

kikuyu1:


Most people here are ignorant of ideological insistence on the myth of 'empty, unpopulated South Africa when the whites arrived cause that's how you justify your land theft.
Tell me, who built Mapungubwe 1200 years ago in todays Limpopo province?

The Kingdom of Mapungubwe (or Maphungubgwe) (c.1075–1220) was a medieval state in Southern Africa located at the confluence of the Shashe and Limpopo rivers, south of Great Zimbabwe. The name is derived from either TjiKalanga and
[url]en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Mapungubwe/url]

It wasn't the only indigenous culture!

If you read your own source you'll see that the kingdom of mapungubwe is right on the border and also falls in Zimbabwe and Botswana..... It also ceased to exist by 1220 and later became the kingdom of Zimbabwe thus didn't exist when Dutch settlers arrived in 1652

samorobo:


It is a local airport right?...if yes I see no need for it to look sophisticated..

Yah a local airport. Actually it look better than most airports in Africa's small towns

Kazikazi:
Now we will charge you for each photo of mount Kilimanjaro you possess.Refusing that,we will come and confiscate Mombasa port and those houses in Karen.You hear me son?! You hear me?!

Why don't you move the mountain or install data scrambling technology around the mountain to deal with photographers on the Kenyan side? We can't pay for what is ours.

Kazikazi:
Yah a local airport. Actually it look better than most airports in Africa's small towns

No it doesn't. No offense.

This is what I call internet developing

gallivant:


I am not lazy. I am driving to a point. I feel some discomfort in you posting your passport. Is it so?

you think I'll post my passport with its details on a Nigerian forum of all places?? I covered up literally every detail but the actual place where it says South African

68816419:
We aint biggest economy in Africa for nothing.

Do your thingy and lets do ours. We help you escape your poverty and you help keep our airline afloat. Its called symbiosis!

so true

obaaderemi:
You know how they place very little value on anything Kenyan. How do you expect them to understand what you are saying. They got no civilization before the Arabs and British came.

The battle continues between criminals and the forces of good

rvp20182:
Google search Kenya produces surplus maize https://farmerstrend.co.ke/maize-surplus-kenya-hit-7-million-end-march/

Desperation at the highest level. Boy, go and sleep.Kenya never had a maize surplus. Your agric is too backward and your people too lazy.


This is what I got from your link:

Dr Irungu said improved stocks would see maize
brought in as imports reduce significantly due to
increased supply of the staple in the local market.
The ministry estimates that cross-border imports
will be about 500,000 90-kg bags between January
and next month from about 700,000 bags last year
in the same period.
Kenya has a deficit of 20 million bags of maize
annually and it relies on maize stocks from
Tanzania and Uganda to bridge the gap.

Your report is from 2015 and it never said Little India had a surplus for the year instead you were still relying on Tanzanian imports.If you want to disprove me,paste it here for all to see.

mtisTheQubit:

what do you call a town with 256 slums in it...Accra

like they say

stupidity comes in pedigree



name them let see

68816419:

Just in, another attacks inside Kenya's tourists hub.
I think Kenyatta should humbly resign now.

No death on Kenyan or US personnel. 7 attackers, 5 of whom were massacred by KDF. Two in custody. We aint Naija.

Tonight my people are try to put up a hard fight. They have already lost before the fight began

mtisTheQubit:

i think you are confusing development with slavery...By the way ,how is the year of return shaping up...ya sold brothers returning home...

all black America is returning home

including your sister that you sold into sex slavery in the Arab world

jln115:
you think I'll post my passport with its details on a Nigerian forum of all places?? I covered up literally every detail but the actual place where it says South African

Point taken. Let's just drop the nationality thing, for security reasons.

gallivant:


[s]Off the fence Obaboon and quote me directly[/s].

Stop living your life as a cheerlady, gallipig.

TayserMahri:


No death on Kenyan or US personnel. 7 attackers, 5 of whom were massacred by KDF. Two in custody. We aint Naija.

Our military is stronger than yours i’m sorry Nigeria would defeat Kenya in all out war if it came to it, your threat is nit as large as Boko Haram we were dealing massive blows to Boko Haram recently killing 36 of their personnel in December and soon we’ll get our super Tucano jets from America to blast them

mtisTheQubit:

why cant we start with a village call Accra

we Dont compare Accra to villages in Kenya

Starving underdeveloped Kenya is below her

jln115:
you think I'll post my passport with its details on a Nigerian forum of all places?? I covered up literally every detail but the actual place where it says South African

he is a Nigerian, even his fellow country men knows, where on Google app will you find those raw images?.. nowhere, he took those photos by himself.. a Botswana can't hate Naija to this level only a Nigerian can.

rvp20182:
Btw Kenya buys Uganda and Tanzania maize mostly for animals feeds.kenya has Africa largest dairy sector(Nigeria import gazillion of milk powder).Ug & Tz maize are of such low quality they are either blended with Kenya miaize clandestinely or used to feed cattle.The reason they like Nigeria don't plant hybrid maize... East Africa depend on Kenya seeds companies for seeds and most cannot afford so plant maize of such low quality most maize millers reject them..maize of different shape, shades, colours

I think yo should stick with those fake economic datas which you busy arguing with Ghanaians. These agricultural stuff aren't for you.
How can you say Tz maize is low quality? Is quality of maize measured by grain size and shapes? Do u know how many varieties of maize we have? Do u know yellow maize has more nutritional value than white maize? So when u see some colorful maize know that they are more nutritional. Stop your madness.

FYI,Tanzania don't use GMO.Therefore, Tanzania maize are better than those GMO maize from USA,Brazil,mexico,SA,etc.

Austine1213:


I don't get it why Ghana thinks it's richer than Kenya.

If we are to be honest Accra is just a big rural town. no pun

which ever way you want to measure it

whether using
GNI/GNP
GDP per capita
PPP per capita

Ghana is richer.

We know Accra hasnt gotten to where Seoul or Stockholm is but nairobi cant even compare.
no pun intended but that is just mere fact.

Austine1213:


I don't get it why Ghana thinks it's richer than Kenya.

If we are to be honest Accra is just a big rural town. no pun

precisely..

Have you seen any city in Nigeria better than this

kikuyu1:


Maybe graduates or escapees of the Trokosi Economic Development Institute believe so! The rest of the world-NO! PPP is hard to measure as it doesn't account for different living standards. As RVP20182 has said the quality of goods and services in Kenya is higher than WA so obviously would cost more. The PPP concept can't adjust or account for this reality.

I dont want to call you stupi and dumb but that is how you sound right now.

Please stop confusing standard of living and cost of living.
illiterate

Standard of living is one of the very reason why PPP was introduced


One popular macroeconomic analysis metric to compare economic productivity and standards of living between countries is purchasing power parity (PPP). PPP is an economic theory that compares different countries' currencies through a "basket of goods" approach.

According to this concept, two currencies are in equilibrium—known as the currencies being at par—when a basket of goods is priced the same in both countries, taking into account the exchange rates.

KEY TAKEAWAYS
Purchasing power parity (PPP) is a popular metric used by macroeconomic analysts.
PPP compares economic productivity and standards of living between countries.
Some countries adjust their gross domestic product (GDP) figures to reflect PPP.