and that one too is a competition ?

jl115:
and? We are much more involved in peacekeeping operations than Ghana, we also have much longer borders and much more land area to cover... Hence we spend more on defence

Just30:
not true




a 5 nation game will never be popular like even the Asian nations cup

He is looking at it from the size of money involved....


According to his dumb mind , game popularity are determined by the amount involved. I wonder what he will say about formula 1 spot

the starving people of kenya will need those locusts more

vaxx1:
What? Gh poverty is a child play when it is juxtapose with kenya . we aren't starving here pls . tell your govement to find a way of capturing the locusts destroying your farm land and turn it to food . and likewise it can be a source of goverment earning . for instance, it has economic value in Kuwait....

samorobo:


Lol after watching that video I instantly became speechless...I have always known Kenya urban areas to be trash but I never imagined to be on that level......

I can't believe that is the same place tylaan resides and picks up his "Nakuru phone" to communicate on this forum every now and then...the place is a perfect description of his behaviour... anytime he speak he sounds so Nakuru....


The most patriotic Kenyan will agree that Nakuru is trash just as you've just secretly agreed...

ho do you expect them to survive
they need more of those debts to be able to cater for their starving people.

vaxx1:
you can imagine this.... they have to relax their law to welcome more space for debt

Just30:


the starving people of kenya will need those locusts more

And the good thing , it can be dried and eat like a crunchy biscuit.

obaaderemi:
This Nigerian man really showed that blacks can own their own economy. This is one big and important lesson other black Africans need to learn.

Not only that, Nigeria is the only country in Africa that has top 20 richest people(male and females) bn blacks , the only country in Africa that has its companies,factories,banks fully owned by blacks. the only country were blacks owns the best estates and buildings
Below are the movers and shakers[/b].(Too Industrialist in Nigeria )

1. Aliko Dangote: Owner of Dangote Group and Forbes richest black man.
2. Dr Mike Adenuga: A Silent humble Billionaire, Chairman, Globacom, Equitorial Trust Bank, Conoil and others.

3. Jimoh Ibrahim: Global Fleet and Nicon Group, one of Africa's largest Insurance company[b][/b][/b]
4. Late Sanusi Dantata: [b]Largest licensed buying agent of groundnut and cement in the world[/b][b] . Grand father of Aliko Dangote. He mentored and gave Aliko Dangote a loan of N500,000, excluding other settlement pay in 1976.

5. Olorogun Michael Ibru: The man behind the wealth of the Ibru Family.
6. Pascal Dozie: Silent Billionaire, founder of Diamond Bank, MTN Nigeria Ltd etc.
9. Umaru Abdul Mutallab: Mutallab Group, former chairman of First Bank Plc. If not for the terrorism act of his son, nobody would have known much about this silent billionaire.
10. Orji Uzor Kalu: Slok Group former Governor and frontline Politician
11. Alhaji Shehu Dantata: Dantata Group
12. Femi Otedola Chaiman of AP and owner of Zenon Oil and Gas
13. Harry Akande: Frontline politician and Business man.
14. Chris Uba: Business man and no-nonsense political Godfather
15. Oba Otudeka: Honeywell Group and other companies
16. Olusegun Obasanjo: Former president of Nigeria, rumored to be worth about N180bn
17. Late Maryam Babangida: Wife of IBB, Business woman. humble, silent and stinkingly rich.
18. Andy Uba: Business man, frontline politician. Owns lots of properties including two mansions in Maitama Abuja valued at N4bn each. In Maitama, a plot of land goes for nothing less than N800m.

19. Atiku Abubakar: Former vice President of Nigeria and frontline politician.
20. Hajiya Dr Mariya Dantata: Strong business woman. Very quiet about her financial status.
21. Chief Rasaq Okoya: Eleganza Group
22. Cosmos Maduka: Owner of Coscharis Group, sole distrbutor of BMW and Ford vehicles in west Africa

23. Pastor Enoch Adeboye: Overseer, Redeemed Christian Church Of God. Owns two Jets and ships.
24. Alhaji Sayyu Dantata: founder, MRS Group. Recently acquired Chevron Nigeria and Texaco
25. Deinde Fernandez: Nigerian business man in diaspora
26. Late sir Mobolaji Bank Anthony: Rich business man with over ten companies
27. Peter Odili: former Governor of oil rich state, owns a jet.
28. Bayo Ligali: MD/CEO Zain Nigeria, also controls other companies.
29. Bola Ahmed Tinubu: former Governor of Lagos state, frontline politician
30. Raymond Dokpesi: Owner of AIT, Daar communication, Ray power etc
31. James Ibori: former Governor of Delta state
32. Chief Cletus Ibeto: founder and owner of the Ibeto Group
33. Otunba Subomi Balogun: Chaiman, FCMB
33. Fola Adeola: founder GTBank
34. Gabriel Osawuru Igbinedion: Okada Group
35. Jim Ovia: founder of Zenith Bank, Visafone Telecom
36. Dele Fajemirokun: Chaiman, Aiico Insurance, Xerox Nigeria, Chicken Republic, Kings Guards etc.
37. Late Yinka Folawiyo: Folawiyo Group
38. Chief Molade Okoya Thomas: Chairman CFAO Nig and other six french companies
39. Umaru Dikko: frontline politician
40. Buba Marwa: former military Governor of Lagos state
41. Late M.K.O Abiola: Business man and frontline politician
42. Sir Emeka Offor: Chrome Group, ERHC Energy inc
43. Wale Babalakin: Chairman, Bi-Courtney
44. Rochas Okorocha: Business man
45. Abdulsamad Rabiu: Chairman/CEO BUA Group
46. Late Augustine Llodibe: Transport Magnate, Ekenedili Chukwu
47. Tony Ezenna: Oranges Drugs Group
48. Alhaji Sani Dangote: Shrewd Northern Business man.
49. Chief Ade Ojo: Elizade Nig Ltd, distributor of Toyota cars
50. Prince Samuel Adedoyin: Doyin Group

Others not in the top 50 are:

Tony Elumelu: MD/CEO UBA Group
Arthur Nzeribe frontline Politician
Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu frontline politician and business man
Ifeanyi Ubah Capital Oil and Gas
Cecilia Ibru MD/CEO Oceanic Bank (she did not make the top 50 because much of her wealth is traced to her husband)

Research also shows that the some of the financially strong families in Nigeria are:

The Dantata family
Abacha family
Babangida family
Ibru family
Uba family

oh but why.

obaaderemi:
All he has is a big red oversized mouth. That's Tasha for you.

how will they be able to test all of them to make sure they are not carrying virus

vaxx1:
And the good thing , it can be dried and eat like a crunchy biscuit.

Just30:


how will they be able to test all of them to make sure they are not carrying virus

China, China, China pls

vaxx1:
China, China, China pls

2019 Nigeria Digital Economy Diagnostic Report by World Bank (Giant of Africa in Tech)

Nigeria is Africa’s largest market for digital products and services, but its growth is constrained.
Despite its protracted economic recession, Nigeria remains Africa’s largest ICT market with 82% of the continent’s telecoms subscribers and 29% of Internet usage.[/b][b] However, overall digital literacy rates remain low, especially among women, and low-income and rural populations. Micro-entrepreneurs and local SMEs are also missing out on digital dividends.

Nigeria’s e-commerce market is the largest in Africa, but the sector struggled in recent years.
The e-commerce market in Nigeria is estimated at USD 13 billion (Jumia, 2019) with big homegrown players like Jumia and Konga. For further growth, e-commerce firms will need to overcome severe challenges, most importantly the lack of infrastructure across the country that hinders logistics and the lack of trust by Nigerians in e-commerce that will require significant efforts at consumer awareness building.

The Nigerian software market is estimated at USD 10 billion annually due to broadband expansion.[/b]
The market segment for high-quality products remains largely unsaturated. Nigerian software producers are mostly small and young companies that lack products and expertise to capture market opportunities. However, fintech companies are increasingly gaining ground. There are examples across all firm growth stages: start-ups Paga, Flutterwave, and Paystack along with older firms like Interswitch and SystemSpecs. Some Nigerian software developers have expanded outside the country. For example, [b]Flutterwave[b][/b] has offices in Kenya , Ghana, and Uganda.

Digitization of services offers the opportunity for expanding the local business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-customer (B2C) markets.
Increased penetration of digital payments can expand the opportunity for digital solutions for local SMEs, including traditional industries and individual customers. Mobile Internet platforms helped SMEs and micro-entrepreneurs expand their customer base with no need of a storefront presence. In agriculture, mobile technology allows farmers to link to a wider pool of customers and obtain information about prices in distant markets. Digital technology can also facilitate low-income farmers’ integration into value chains for high-quality products for advanced country markets.

Another growth opportunity is created by the expansion of e-government.
The Nigerian government is increasingly using the Internet to provide better information and services to its citizens. For example, there have been extensive efforts to automate business registration, and most of it can now be done online. Digitization of public services is also creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs. For example, the e-voucher system has been introduced in Nigeria for distributing subsidies for seeds, fertilizer, and other farm inputs and may eliminate intermediaries, reduce corruption and leakages, and enhance efficiency. This may open the market for digital
platforms and other ventures that integrate digital technology in their service and delivery systems. The increasing pressure on public authorities to extend the reach of basic services to the marginal communities and regions, and to be more responsive, accountable, and transparent, creates more demand for public agencies to hire digitally skilled employees and partner with digitally enabled businesses for delivering services. However, e-services are inaccessible for many communities that have limited access to the Internet.

In the long term, the future of Nigerian digital businesses will rely on their ability to conquer international markets.
The Pan-African market is the most plausible internationalization strategy for Nigerian digital entrepreneurs to attain a sizable scale and diversified risk that would entice both domestic and international investors. Workers and online outsourcing firms in Nigeria report that very little of their work is driven by local or regional demand. In most cases, outsourcing firms, such as Andela and software development industries in Nigeria, are driven by clients in the developed world (Kuek, et al., 2015). With the right mix of strategies and supporting framework in place, Nigeria’s digital entrepreneurship ecosystems can rapidly accelerate overall opportunities within the digital ecosystem. This is exemplified by the case of Kaduna State, in Northern Nigeria

Giant

AmenhotepZuid:
SMALL BOY dangote IS GOING DOWN. SA BASED BILLIONAIRES ARE GOING TO TOP AFRICA.

Dangote still ranked the richest man in Africa

Whites,Boars Chinese, Indian and Arabs colony

AmenhotepZuid:
Again talking of GDP doesn't count this FACT SA HAS THE RICHEST BANKS IN AFRICA. MONEY IN.... not imaginery CASH.

LASTLY AFRICAN BLACKS BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES. Black billionaires make up 0.000000001% of world billionaires.FACT.

All are whities!! where are the blacks or are there no black in that zoo

VS Richest people in Nigeria [b][/b]

Vs Top "Real Businesses " richest people in Kenya(Little India colony[b][/b] )

Little India vs Black Stars

I've never met stupid people in life until i found this thread, how can grown men start celebrating wealth of few private citizens while 120 million people in their zoo live below poverty line. Fck!

What is this fool talking about? When did South Africa become independent? Do you know when Ghanaians troops were first deployed as UN peacekeepers? Very very foolish mudder fugger

jl115:
and? We are much more involved in peacekeeping operations than Ghana, we also have much longer borders and much more land area to cover... Hence we spend more on defence

Africa my Africa

68816419:
[s]Vs Top "Real Businesses " richest people in Kenya(Little India colony[b][/b] ) [/s]

Try harder, we don't have a billionaire in Kenya

I think I agree with you. Most of Africa’s so-called rich people are thieves. So why celebrate them? Very dumb thingy

Troy404:
I've never met stupid people in life until i found this thread, how can grown men start celebrating wealth of few private citizens while 120 million people in their zoo live below poverty line. Fck!

Troy404:
I've never met stupid people in life until i found this thread, how can grown men start celebrating wealth of few private citizens while 120 million people in their zoo live below poverty line. Fck!

I've never met stupid people in life until i found this thread, how can grown men start celebrating Industries, wealth and Investments built by the "(44th tribe )" , while 95% of its populations leaves and will die in slums , celebrate Criminal politicians while 95% of its population leaves in slums and in their zoo live below poverty line. Fck!

Troy404:

Try harder, we don't have a billionaire in Kenya

MumuCountry:
I think I agree with you. Most of Africa’s so-called rich people are thieves. So why celebrate them? Very dumb thingy

may be in SA(mineral resources thieves) and Kenya (Government backed criminals )

68816419:

I've never met stupid people in life until i found this thread, how can grown men start celebrating Industries, wealth and Investments built by the "(44th tribe )" , while 95% of its populations leaves and will die in slums , celebrate Criminal politicians while 95% of its population living in slums and in their zoo live below poverty line. Fck!

MumuCountry:
I think I agree with you. Most of Africa’s so-called rich people are thieves. So why celebrate them? Very dumb thingy

Also considering majority of other countrymen are poor kills the entire vibe.

68816419:

may be in SA(mineral resources thieves) and Kenya (Government backed criminals )

Please nigga , away with African mentality..

68816419:

I've never met stupid people in life until i found this thread, how can grown men start celebrating Industries, wealth and Investments built by the "(44th tribe )" , while 95% of its populations leaves and will die in slums , celebrate Criminal politicians while 95% of its population leaves in slums and in their zoo live below poverty line. Fck!

Please nigga just stick to baba praising an stop with freaking ignorant...

68816419:
Little India vs Black Stars

I don't like this topic though I will have to comment. You cannot be posting few richest billionaires in your country yet millions of people in your country are living in extreme poverty. Are you not even ashamed of what you are posting.? Anyway, The race thing should not be a big deal when individual wealth is concerned.. for your case you just want to protect your black race which is accepted.. a black or white south African Boer or Indians as long as they love where they stay as citizens doesn't create dissension between what a black or white are capable of!!!

Take your unfounded opinion and lies away.. how can you select the few Indians billionaires just to proclaim Indian dominance in kenya!!! Anyway no bigy if they are cos they are still Kenyans and they will be laid to rest in Kenyan land when they pass. But that is not the point. I know they can't help me or you in any way whatsoever but you just need to be fair when posting your blogs, .. Here is the list of billionaires in kenya. Only three Indians dominate the top list the rest are black.!
The 20 Richest People in Kenya (2019 List)
Daniel Moi & Family. Net Worth: $3 B. Source of wealth: Diversified, Self-Made. ...
Manu Chandaria. Net Worth: $1.7B. ...
Nicholas Biwott. Net Worth: $1.1 B. ...
Mama Ngina Kenyatta. Net worth: $1 B. ...
Bhimji Depar Shah. Net Worth: $900 M. ...
Naushad Merali. Net Worth: $600 M. ...
Uhuru Kenyatta. Net Worth: $500 M. ...
Chris Kirubi. Net Worth: $400 M