obaaderemi:
Well you did.

We gave it to a Swiss firm under EU, who happen to have a subsidiary in Lagos where they tap into the underwhelming Nigerian road construction industry.

gallivant:


If they did a good job we wouldn't be having this discussion would we? Let's face it, Nigerians are incompetent.

Tasha ruckus would hate you for admitting the job was done by Nigerians.

TayserMahri:


We gave it to a Swiss firm under EU, who happen to have a subsidiary in Lagos where they tap into the underwhelming Nigerian road construction industry.

Your government officials and press know it's a Nigerian company. They said as much. Or should we just say your press and government officials are ignorant?

TayserMahri:


Opera is like a VW Beetle. But we understand

It's the main thing especially in Kenya.

TayserMahri:


Still doesnt change the fact that he fights for NZ glory. His medals are Kiwi.

Really!? Where is Kiwi flag?

obaaderemi:
Still better than Little India's case. You are now depending on your diaspora as the only source of forex. Now, how is that going to happen when they can't get to work due to lockdown in Europe? Only Somalia does that.

Still exporting our stuff and getting those forex man. Very innovatively now using the idle passenger planes to export goods Shops have reopened in China and other Asian markets.

Kenya & the Netherlands agree to two flights weekly
In a statement released by the Dutch embassy in Nairobi, dated April 20, 2020, the European nation expressed its desire to maintain strong trade links with Kenya. Consequently, Kenya and the Netherlands have agreed to two flights a week to foster economic ties amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

"Starting Tuesday, April 21, and Sunday, April 26, Air France KLM Martinair, Cargo will operate two weekly cargo flights bringing 45-50 tons of cargo from Nairobi to Amsterdam," The statement read in part. "For this purpose, KLM Boeing 777-300 passenger aircraft will be used with ample belly capacity. This comes in addition to the existing full freighter flights Air France KLM Martinair is regularly operating.”

The exports will be dominated by cut flowers and other perishable products, inclusive of vegetables and fruits from Kenya to the Netherlands. The deal signifies a clear boost for the country's agricultural and horticulture sector and the Kenyan economy at large as it will enable more exports.

The Netherlands has long been at the forefront of investing in Kenya and promoting increased exports from Nairobi to Amsterdam and beyond. The European nation has for the last five years in a row been ranked as the largest European market for Kenyan exports.

obaaderemi:
You got fooled. The Nigerian company did the job.
Get over your pain,Ruckus.

Imagine the moment you realized that RCC, which you thought stood for Ruckus Construction Company, was not in fact a Nigerian company.

samorobo:


Tayer explain how covid-19 is airborne

You must help me explain it to you.

Start by defining airborne

obaaderemi:
Your government officials and press know it's a Nigerian company. They said as much. Or should we just say your press and government officials are ignorant?

They probably refer to it as Nigerian because that way it makes sense. The usual Nigerian incompetence

obaaderemi:
It's the main thing especially in Kenya.

Why associate yourself with KE

forgiveness:


Really!? Where is Kiwi flag?

UFC often classify fighters by country of birth instead of their adopted country. UFC is just an entertainment company like WWE. His medals are however, won on behalf of himself first, NZ second, and Nigeria at a very distant third, which is why he remembers Nigeria when a cat dies.

All kits feature the fighter's name on the back of the jersey and fighters have the option to choose between a universal kit or a country kit, related to his nationality.

Adesanya, who was recently crowned New Zealand Sportsman of the Year at the Halberg Awards, is shown to be fighting under the Nigerian flag in the UFC chyron during fight walkouts, with the UFC often classifying fighters by their country of birth rather than country of residence.

The Nigerian-born Adesanya, who moved to New Zealand with his family at the age of 10, is a New Zealand citizen and has proudly draped the New Zealand flag over his shoulder in the UFC octagon.

forgiveness:


Fake list.

what's fake on this list?

forgiveness:


Grasping for straw lying machine.

Fighting out of.... do you understand English, Mr man?

is home town is Auckland.... He was only born in Lagos

TayserMahri:


UFC often classify fighters by country of birth instead of their adopted country. UFC us just an entertainment company like WWE. His medals are however, won on behalf of himself first, NZ second, and Nigeria at a very distant third, which is why he remembers Nigeria when a cat dies.

Adesanya, who was recently crowned New Zealand Sportsman of the Year at the Halberg Awards, is shown to be fighting under the Nigerian flag in the UFC chyron during fight walkouts,

The Koko. EOD

jl115:
is home town is Auckland.... He was only born in Lagos

Are blind, Mr man? I am not one of those regular low IQ Africans you toy with in your hood, Ok.

forgiveness:




Adesanya, who was recently crowned New Zealand Sportsman of the Year at the Halberg Awards, is shown to be fighting under the Nigerian flag in the UFC chyron during fight walkouts,

The Koko. EOD

If it keeps you afloat koko

forgiveness:


Are blind, Mr man? I am not one low IQ Africans you can toy with in your hood, Ok.

Everyone knows he lives in NZ. Man isn't based in Lagos. Just like Joshua, his roots are Nigerian but he represents NZ

TayserMahri:


You must help me explain it to you.

Start by defining airborne

he's dumb. The last person you should be engaging is that tomboy.

Jaeis:



Everyone knows he lives in NZ. Man isn't based in Lagos

And everyone knows he Nigerian. That's the point.

forgiveness:


And everyone knows he Nigerian. That's the point.

Okay

forgiveness:


Are blind, Mr man? I am not one of those regular low IQ Africans you toy with in your hood, Ok.

do you watch ufc? If you did you'd know he's home town is Auckland

obaaderemi:
And yet we got the contract to build roads in little India.

lol ... dude, stop it, those Nigerians can't construct any impressive thing in kenya, we build quality things not deplorable isht like those in lagos ... that's why they were chased on construction process because of the entrants they were making in town.

forgiveness:


And everyone knows he Nigerian. That's the point.

Seems like if a Nigerian athlete wants to succeed they have to be as far away from Nigeria as can be. Be it England, Greece and now New Zealand.

TayserMahri:



Shockingly the Nigerians imagined Kenyans would allow their shoddy construction companies to set foot in Kenya, let alone do actual work. Even under anesthesia we would never allow that to happen.

Inferiority complex makes them imagine themselves to have the best roads yet on the ground Nigeria is just a pile of filthy roads with boaring architecture. Kenya's infrastructural standards are too high for Nigeria.

forgiveness:


These are inside forest while those of Nigeria are in the main city on waterfront.

hahaaa... But it looks like a resort,
Such kind of houses are too many in coastal region.

Dlonra:


Inferiority complex makes them imagine themselves to have the best roads yet on the group it's just a pile of filthy roads with boaring architecture. Kenya's infrastructural standards are too high for Nigeria.

lemme tell you bro,
No country in west can stand the quality of roads in kenya, you can Google and see for yourself, am not just throwing tantrums ;

Shma:
hahaaa... But it looks like a resort,
Such kind of houses are too many in coastal region.

Well, I don't know about Kenya's standard but here, if you don't build a mansion in Ikoyi or Maitama, you be small pikin.

Those kinds of houses are many in native towns or city but you have not arrived until you build in Ikoyi or Maitama.

samorobo:


As usual..keep passing with your fence sitting noise...

Stop interrupting intellectual discussion with your gutter noise

am not interpreting, am stating the fact which a Ghanaian slowpoke is finding it hard decipher.
Anyway, I dint realised you're a dumb woman from makoko where real tomboys reside

gallivant:


Stop projecting your desperation. Name one tea farm owned by an Indian or Arab?

desperate


How giant tea companies exploit Kenyan plantation workers
By Saman Gunadasa
1 October 2019
This writer visited Kenyan tea estates earlier this year and witnessed first-hand the ruthless regime maintained by multinational companies. Sri Lankan and Indian plantation companies often cite Kenya to demand similar conditions in order to compete in the world tea market.

Lucrative Kenyan tea plantations are owned by British corporate giants, including Unilever and James Finlay. As in other former colonial countries, tea plantation companies started in Kenya under British rule.

However, major British firms, such as Brooke Bond and Lipton, which initially operated in Sri Lanka, shifted to Kenya in the early 1970s after the Colombo government of Prime Minister Sirima Bandaranaike “nationalised” tea estates under state control. Today Kenya is the world’s largest tea exporter, contributing 25 percent of black tea exports.


ask for more and i will list all Indian owns farms

samorobo:


It's not a lie ..weasel..your longest road was built by nigeria after we viciously took your collective hard earned tax money and left the road to be completed by your "Boda Boda" contractors

Your country standards are too low for Kenya.
The best your pathetic companies can do is to benchmark from the Kenyans.

Shma:
lemme tell you bro,
No country in west can stand the quality of roads in kenya, you can Google and see for yourself, am not just throwing tantrums ;

Cote d'Ivoire has.