surplusk:


Anyway just30 is now just40 this is 2020.

It is not just30 ... everyone here knows that....


I don't even know how to begin to explain it to you..

IGpro1:
not really, it's just my opinion and I think I've seen enough of Morocco to draw my conclusion. (haven't been to Alg or EGY)

if its ur opinion.... so be it.

IGpro1:
Kenya has fewer Muslims than Nigeria (1+1=2). Bokoharam was founded and still operates largely from Nigeria. But alshabaab is of Somalia.

Bokoharam is now known as the ISWAP. Islamic state in West Africa(ISILs). If kenya can't handle alshabaab how will she fare in a war with ISILs

Conclusion from your smart post:

1. Muslims are the terrorists (very smart)
2. The terrorists are the Muslims.
3. The more the muslims the more the terrorists
4. The more the terrorists the more the muslims

samorobo:


It is not just30 ... everyone here knows that....


I don't even know how to begin to explain it to you..

Its OK don't worry, I have no problem with that.

samorobo:


I will keep referring your lazy ass back to locate my proof......now go back asshole

Link

samorobo:


Shut it...a single stupid article does not make it a norm..beside no nigerian dead or alive will ever sell his/her asset to visit shiithole Kenya... except such fellow is mad..

I can get you 100 articles with similar story, and even 1000 with similar story if you paid me. That story alone had a good number of Nigerians with a similar story.

Theenchanter2:
if its ur opinion.... so be it.

Sup Mr Burna Boy

TayserMahri:


Sup Mr Burna Boy

good, u?

But why burna boy?

Kyuk1

Did you see the funeral procession in Iran? The general is dead

Prove otherwise

surplusk:


I definitely know from the onset that you will play a prank.

naa
the Kenyan blocked my account

surplusk:


Anyway just30 is now just40 this is 2020.

Theenchanter2:
good, u?

But why burna boy?

Good too.

You got crazy love for his music

Just30:
naa
the Kenyan blocked my account

But I can see u still much more active with this same one u mean u were later unblock if that was the case I guess.

TayserMahri:


Conclusion from your smart post:

1. Muslims are the terrorists (very smart)
2. The terrorists are the Muslims.
3. The more the muslims the more the terrorists
4. The more the terrorists the more the muslims

Not my handwriting bro

yeah

surplusk:


But I can see u still much more active with this same one u mean u were later unblock if that was the case I guess.

kikuyu1:


I've swallowed lots of Macallan past couple of hours and my response deserves some detail. Tomorrow! Btw, you should know while I don't claim to know everything I know what I know!
A lot of you Anglo Saffas tell on yourselves.

Edit
Those of you unaware of Jln115s agenda, here it is:
[url]https://www.sahistory.org.za/article/empty-land-myth/url]

A more self serving theory would be hard to find!

Why don't you read my original post.... Then come back and prove that there were buntu tribes in the Cape province in 1652

IGpro1:
Namibia is a beautiful country with some quality stuff but no skyscrapers which makes the city look not so modern but I rate it second in Africa only to S.A.. in quality

Then you obviously have not been to Namibia or you never visited Windhoek.

I can assure you in terms of Modernity Windhoek is better than most South Africa cities bar a few..... And they do have skyscrapers

P.s I'm South African

TayserMahri:


Conclusion from your smart post:

1. Muslims are the terrorists (very smart)
2. The terrorists are the Muslims.
3. The more the muslims the more the terrorists
4. The more the terrorists the more the muslims

almost cried while reading this... Lmao!!

TayserMahri:
Kyuk1

Did you see the funeral procession in Iran? The general is dead

Prove otherwise

harsh

IGpro1:
Not my handwriting bro

What shall we say about the fact that Boko Haram started from scratch right under your noses and grew to its current formidable size? That alone makes me wonder WTActualF On that front alone we can see whose security apparatus is top notch between the two nations.

Shma:
our special forces is more powerful than that of Nigeria.

See who's talking you're not even ranked top 10 in Africa common alshabab you can't even defeat. 2days is ok for our army to wipe down the whole of Kenya

TayserMahri:


What shall we say about the fact that Boko Haram started from scratch right under your noses and grew to its current formidable size? That alone makes me wonder WTActualF On that front alone we can see whose security apparatus is top notch between the two nations.

alshabaab crossing into kenya and succesfully hitting targets in Nairobi (your capital) is more worrisome .

To answer your question, it's all about extremism and it can spring up undetected like the 9/11 world trade centre bombing.

It's called insurgency/terrorism. Insurgency can be peaceful and violent, it often starts peaceful and harmless till it is sparked by one wrong Ideology

Just30:
sometimes you say things and i wonder whats wrong


of course it matters

all wealth in SA, black own just 10% or so.

that aside, SA is a highly unequal society and this in itself is big trouble.

No its not 10%

It doesn't matter if it matters in Kenya or where ever you are here it doesnt

Just30:
Yes

the Brits couldnt take Asanteman on so the assemble a force of Indians, Hausa's and more Brits soldiers

Today the golden Stool of Asanteman is worth more than 76 billion dollars
They protected what was more valuable even with their lives to the respect and admiration of everyone.

that is what kenyans counldnt do

How much is that golden stool worth? 200B dollars in juju money

Just30:
yes it was

In terms of what?

Tourist arrivals?

Revenue earned?

Ghana cedis end year 17% worse than USD.Only Zambia kwacha did as worse.That mean Ghana nominal GDP got some serious hit despite the fake rebasing.Ghana cedis began 2019 at 4.5 cedis to 1USD and ends the year at 5.7 cedis to USD. CRAZY IMF COLONY.

Just30:
your head is not in the right place



Ghana economy is 10% larger than that of Kenya

You struggling to come to terms with reality

One day you will wake up from fantasy land that you living in.

Theenchanter2:
And u really believe Kenya's budget is bigger than Nigeria's?

U should be tied to the next American missile heading to iran.

The mumu even said "those are facts"

Nigeria surpassed Kenya budget in 2017,

You are right silly headhead lol

Happy?

Not when he has a trillion dollar worth of Golden Stool.

Austine1213:


You struggling to come to terms with reality

One day you will wake up from fantasy land that you living in.

World Bank 2020 Africa prospect

Nigeria to continue to underperform with negative gdp growth per capita and gdp growth rate of 2% for next few years.

1) In Nigeria, the country with the largest number of poor people in
the region, per capita GDP growth has remained negative. Accelerated demographic transition
will have an important role to play in the region’s economic development. However, there is
significant heterogeneity in growth prospects across countries in the region.
• For resource-intensive countries, growth is projected at 1.7 percent in 2019 and 2.0 percent in
2020–21, well below population growth, largely reflecting the continued slow recovery in the
large economies. In Nigeria, growth is projected at 2.0 percent in 2019 (0.1 percentage point
lower than the April forecast) and 2.1 percent in 2020 and 2021 (0.1 and 0.3 percentage point
lower than the April forecasts, respectively). The economic recovery in Nigeria is expected
to continue at a slow pace in the absence of structural reforms. The medium-term growth
outlook continues to be constrained by a weak macroeconomic policy environment and slow
policy implementation. Multiple exchange rates, foreign exchange restrictions, high inflation,
and low non-oil revenues persist along with severe infrastructural constraints and heightened
insecurity in parts of the country.

South Africa economic troubles far from over.

• Growth in South Africa is now expected at 0.8 percent in 2019 (0.5 percentage point lower
than the April forecast), the same as in 2018. Growth is expected to rise to 1.0 percent in 2020
(0.7 percentage point lower than in April) and reach 1.3 percent in 2021 (0.5 percentage point
lower than the April forecast). These large downward revisions reflect the sharp slowdown
in real GDP growth in the first quarter of 2019, low investor sentiment, and persisting policy
uncertainty, including whether a solution could be found for Eskom, fiscal slippages would be
averted, and structural reforms would be undertaken.

Minor slump in Kenya from 6% to 5.5%
The Kenyan economy recorded slower levels of economic growth, averaging 5.4% for the first three quarters of 2019, compared to an average of 6.0% in a similar period in 2018, which was driven by (i) a slowdown in agricultural activities, which saw the sector record an average growth of 4.2% for the first 3 quarters of 2019, representing a 1.1% points decline from the 5.3% recorded in the same period of review in 2018, and (ii) decreased output in transport and electricity activities, which grew on average by 7.0% and 5.5% in the first 3 quarters of 2019, representing declines of 1.6% points and 2.1% points, respectively, compared to the 8.6% and 7.6% recorded in the same period of review in 2018, respectively;

Austine1213:


Nigeria surpassed Kenya budget in 2017,

You are right silly headhead lol

Happy?

Nigeria didn't surpass kenya in 2017, Nigeria's budget has always been bigger than Kenya's since inception.

rvp20182:
World Bank 2020 Africa prospect

Nigeria to continue to underperform with negative gdp growth per capita and gdp growth rate of 2% for next few years.

1) In Nigeria, the country with the largest number of poor people in
the region, per capita GDP growth has remained negative. Accelerated demographic transition
will have an important role to play in the region’s economic development. However, there is
significant heterogeneity in growth prospects across countries in the region.
• For resource-intensive countries, growth is projected at 1.7 percent in 2019 and 2.0 percent in
2020–21, well below population growth, largely reflecting the continued slow recovery in the
large economies. In Nigeria, growth is projected at 2.0 percent in 2019 (0.1 percentage point
lower than the April forecast) and 2.1 percent in 2020 and 2021 (0.1 and 0.3 percentage point
lower than the April forecasts, respectively). The economic recovery in Nigeria is expected
to continue at a slow pace in the absence of structural reforms. The medium-term growth
outlook continues to be constrained by a weak macroeconomic policy environment and slow
policy implementation. Multiple exchange rates, foreign exchange restrictions, high inflation,
and low non-oil revenues persist along with severe infrastructural constraints and heightened
insecurity in parts of the country.

so why did Nigeria grew at 2.3% last year?