samorobo:


That is because they are everywhere....
And to answer your last question....drug peddling, arm robbery E.t.c

LMFAO. Riiiight. Projection much?

Just40:
wait oo

Doesnt Tz feed your country?

They have locusts now, wait for them to beg us for selling them food.

Acadavah:


Yes the Tz government bought 3 of them because of low operation cost. They are good to us

Yes jambojet also has numerous of them

Jaqenhghar:

Actually I needed clarification on it. Thanks for the info even though I wasnt exactly consulting you.

You clearly needed some consulting to clarify, consider it a free token.

This one does not know what he is talking about



How does our own money becomes loan?

Zombie Kenya has borrowed 80 billion dollars with nothing to show for it

TayserMahrii:


Whose own money? Its a loan of 40 yrs. Stupi Ghananinas will spend all of it having fun forgetting its not their money

[b]Nigeria Projected Among Top 20 Economies In The World By 2050 -

Brexit, coronavirus, and trade tiffs may be making economic headwinds, but despite immediate challenges, the world economy is projected to keep growing at a rapid pace over the next few decades. In fact, by 2050, the global market is projected to double its current size, even as the UN forecasts the world’s population will only grow by a modest 26%.

Though it can be challenging to predict exactly how the future will unfold, most economists agree on one thing: today’s developing markets will be tomorrow’s economic superpowers.

According to The World in 2050 report by international professional services firm PwC, in 30 years, six of the seven of the world’s largest economies will be today’s emerging economies, surpassing the US (dropping from 2nd to 3rd), Japan (dropping from 4th to 8th) and Germany (dropping from 5th to 9th). Even relatively smaller economies like Vietnam, the Philippines and Nigeria will see huge leaps in their respective rankings over the next three decades, according to the report.[/b]

We spoke to residents living in five countries with hyper-growth potential to find out how they’re navigating the rapid changes already occurring, what benefits come with living in these places and the challenges they face as their countries climb the rankings.

Nigeria

One of Africa’s largest economies, Nigeria is poised to grow by leaps and bounds by 2050, at an average of 4.2% year-on-year, rising eight places from 22nd to 14thin the rankings. While the government has struggled with corruption, residents have an entrepreneurial attitude that keeps pushing the country forward. According to Global Entrepreneurship Monitor data, more than 30% of Nigerian residents are new entrepreneurs or the owner-manager of a new business, among the highest rate in the world.

“There is a ‘hustle and bustle’ culture in the air,” said Nigerian native Colette Otusheso, CEO of Accelerate TV, who lives in Lagos. “Nigerians are hard workers and it almost comes naturally for us to be working on several things at once, which means there is always something going on.”

[b]Even the country’s challenges, like minimal public transportation, have segued into business opportunities. “We now have an app very similar to Uber for okadas (motorbike transport), which is the most used form of transport in Nigeria but in the past has not been very reliable,” said Otusheso. “Now we can track okada drivers and locations just as you do for transport and deliveries with Uber.”

Residents mostly feel positive about the county’s future but are wary of government corruption and foreign investment. “We need to be careful what country we take money from, who we allow to help us improve our infrastructure and what strings are attached to it,” said Nigerian native Chizoba Anyaoha, Founder of TravSolo, noting their history of other nations taking advantage of their natural resources and raw materials.

Newcomers should settle in Lagos or Abuja, both big cities with good schools and great nightlife and food. Just like any big city, street smarts are key. “The best way to acclimate here is to know someone currently living here you trust,” said Anyaoha. “It is quite easy to identify expats, making them easy targets. Keep a low profile, take precautions, always be aware of your surroundings and the people in it.”[/b]

http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20200322-five-superpowers-ruling-the-world-in-2050

Acadavah:


They have locusts now, wait for them to beg us for selling them food.

We don't beg you for food
We buy it with cash
We can buy maize from Uganda or Ethiopia
Stop fooling yourself

XhosaNostra:



LMFAO. Riiiight. Projection much?

Truth hurts I know....I am here to burst those your saints bubbles....it's a myth

Just40:
This one does not know what he is talking about



How does our own money becomes loan?

Zombie Kenya has borrowed 80 billion dollars with nothing to show for it

guess you didnt know you have to pay back the Eurobond, you thought it was free handouts as usual. No nig, in 40 years Europeans will be auctioning Ghana to repay themselves

not just in Ghana but everywhere else according to WHO

Ghana have had the most recovery in a single day in Africa #31

and 49 discharged

TayserMahrii:


you can only say that if 0 % recover. otherwise, the truth as confirmed by Just30/40 is in Ghana if you are an old consider yourself dead if you catch the virus because Ghana wont try to save you

TayserMahrii:


Your gov is doing what private airlines in Ke do

https://www.flysafarilink.com/safarilinknews/new-dash8-aircraft

Ethiopian airlines has about 30 of those Q_400 bombardiers

samorobo:

Truth hurts I know....I am here to burst those your saints bubbles....it's a myth

With made up lies? I think not! Try again.

Kazikazi:
Ethiopian airlines has about 30 of those Q_400 bombardiers

Yes they have them so

Agroup of lazy people who cant grow food for themselves

Acadavah:


They have locusts now, wait for them to beg us for selling them food.

IronGalaxy:
For the umpteenth time, NOTHING in South Africa comes close to Makoko, you can pull out this list the whole day, it's meaningless

You hosted the World's largest slum. So you're just talking rubbish. Now fvck off

Just40:
not just in Ghana but everywhere else according to WHO

Ghana have had the most recovery in a single day in Africa #31

and 49 discharged

How many of them old?

Just40:
kenya is a desert country

I tell you

AskiaHarem:
Ahhh Natural Naija Sounds and Sights

More on Abuja nature

TayserMahrii:


guess you didnt know you have to pay back the Eurobond, you thought it was free handouts as usual. No nig, in 40 years Europeans will be auctioning Ghana to repay themselves

Who is talking about Eurobond

Kazikazi:
Ethiopian airlines has about 30 of those Q_400 bombardiers

But ET doesnt have its planes seized like Tanzania airline.

TayserMahrii:


How many of them old?

English

samorobo:


More on Abuja nature

can see ZUMA Rock

More abj

tylann:

Tanzanian beggars are many in kenyan towns
Kenyans leasing land in Tanzania planting maize and onions and selling them back in Kenya it is just good business

Come and try to do that I think you have already forgot how we are.

More @ random

samorobo:
[b]Nigeria Projected Among Top 20 Economies In The World By 2050 -

Brexit, coronavirus, and trade tiffs may be making economic headwinds, but despite immediate challenges, the world economy is projected to keep growing at a rapid pace over the next few decades. In fact, by 2050, the global market is projected to double its current size, even as the UN forecasts the world’s population will only grow by a modest 26%.

Though it can be challenging to predict exactly how the future will unfold, most economists agree on one thing: today’s developing markets will be tomorrow’s economic superpowers.

Nigeria

One of Africa’s largest economies, Nigeria is poised to grow by leaps and bounds by 2050, at an average of 4.2% year-on-year, rising eight places from 22nd to 14thin the rankings. While the government has struggled with corruption, residents have an entrepreneurial attitude that keeps pushing the country forward. According to Global Entrepreneurship Monitor data, more than 30% of Nigerian residents are new entrepreneurs or the owner-manager of a new business, among the highest rate in the world.

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3A_kbeS6TbY [/url]

Kazikazi:
Ethiopian airlines has about 30 of those Q_400 bombardiers

Air Tanzania is not Ethiopian Airlines. What is exactly your point?

XhosaNostra:


With made up lies? I think not! Try again.

No facts and raw truth weasel...if you can't handle it then fvck off and call it a day...

Just40:
English

What with English.

The answer was 0

TayserMahrii:


can see ZUMA Rock

So what am i suppose to do now that you saw Zuma rock....I posted it because it was meant to be seen...
Stop quoting me unnecessarily, it is disgusting...

XhosaNostra:


Name one country where South Africans make a nuisance of themselves? It's a well-known fact South Africans don't like to travel. Now you know us more than we know ourselves? Black, white, Indian etc, majority have never been out of the country & that's a fact. We love our shithole

South Africans are one of large shares of Zanzibar tourists.

samorobo:


So what am i suppose to do now that you saw Zuma rock....I posted it because it was meant to be seen...
Stop quoting me unnecessarily, it is disgusting...

Too much hormones tonight tomboy. Sth amiss ?