gallivant:


That's not what he asked. We will take baby steps with that big baby..I don't even think he knows what market share is to begin with.

How comes Nigerians are investing only in failing companies in Kenya..someone is not advising them well..from failing banks to failing telecoms

gallivant:


My bad, I meant celebrating the lack of skyscrapers in Paris as compared to Nairobi. That's when it's okay to call another human a primate. Don't get it twisted Obaboon.

You must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed today. You don't understand your own twisted logic anymore.

mtisTheQubit:

How comes Nigerians are investing only in failing companies in Kenya..someone is not advising them well..from failing banks to failing telecoms

To sell off the assets. And make a lot of money.

gallivant:


You are confused and desperate. You are literally making my day with your comedy.

You are the confused one. Don't project your miserable failure on others.

obaaderemi:
You must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed today. You don't understand your own twisted logic anymore.

I am not the one who invited the French and their dwarf Paris to take on mighty Nairobi. You have the wrong person.

obaaderemi:
To sell off the assets. And make a lot of money.

What assets remain in Telkom Kenya? Do you know of any? Dumb retard.

obaaderemi:
To sell off the assets. And make a lot of money.

Lets talk about ths first..

Kenyan banks are making more money from their customers compared with their much larger Nigerian counterparts thanks largely to technology, ratings agency Moody’s says in a new report.

obaaderemi:
You are the confused one. Don't project your miserable failure on others.

Did you say project??

obaaderemi:
You know the only thing about Kenyans is to act the copycat. They are more westernized in their minds than the British.

gallivant:


What assets remain in Telkom Kenya? Do you know of any? Dumb retard.

i saw a guy try to link Teleposta Towers with Telcom Kenya..

obaaderemi:
They continue to see themselves as victims of nature's brutality. And for that they have refused to pick themselves up and tame nature but instead turn themselves to nuisances with begging bowls.

Did someone say stop projecting ones issues?

mtisTheQubit:

i saw a guy try to link Teleposta Towers with Telcom Kenya..

I alao saw one projecting Helios Investment Partners with Nigeria, wonders shall never end.

gallivant:


I am not the one who invited the French and their dwarf Paris to take on mighty Nairobi. You have the wrong person.

Seriously boss i think we won the skyscraper war here.. Now they want Gotham to compare with European cities am so proud of the capital

gallivant:


I am not the one who invited the French and their dwarf Paris to take on mighty Nairobi. You have the wrong person.

That must have been one of your fellow little Indians then. You all reason the same way, so there's no need to differentiate you lot. We can conveniently group you together.

mtisTheQubit:

Lets talk about ths first..

Kenyan banks are making more money from their customers compared with their much larger Nigerian counterparts thanks largely to technology, ratings agency Moody’s says in a new report.

No biggie, your banks are dwarves besides Nigeria's banks.

As a matter of fact, some of those banks in Kenya are owned by Nigerians. Fact!

obaaderemi:
That must have been one of your fellow little Indians then. You all reason the same way, so there's no need to differentiate you lot. We can conveniently group you together.

The selective blindness has returned but fear not for I have a cure.

samorobo:


Shut up and travel you won't listen...in this present day and age..having skyscraper is not a necessity nor priority but rather a fvcking choice...below are aerial shot of Paris...I am very sure if this was Lagos you would have derided it and called it an unplanned dwarf city will lack of greenery(actually it has a lot of greenery)..infact you will call it slummish cos the aerial view doesn't look appealing.....but I tell you the ground view is magnificent...a fvcking sight to behold...

gallivant:


I alao saw one projecting Helios Investment Partners with Nigeria, wonders shall never end.

Helios was founded by Nigerians. Yes or no? Let's test your intelligence.

gallivant:

The selective blindness has returned but fear not for I have a cure.

Paris is celebrated by all and sundry.

mtisTheQubit:

Seriously boss i think we won the skyscraper war here.. Now they want Gotham to compare with European cities am so proud of the capital

I think the skyscrapers won.

obaaderemi:
Paris is celebrated by all and sundry.

But of course, considering how the French have turned West Africa into their playground you should celebrate and dance for them.

obaaderemi:
Helios was founded by Nigerians. Yes or no? Let's test your intelligence.

The Helios that bought Telkom Kenya is a British company.

gallivant:


But of course, considering how the French have turned West Africa into their playground.

The french never left west africa.. I have a Malian friend an he doesn't like them

gallivant:


What assets remain in Telkom Kenya? Do you know of any? Dumb retard.

Your anger is impotent here, Little Indian.

Helios is understood to have recouped its investment, with the sale and lease back of Telkom Kenya’s 723 towers to American Towers Corporation.
Helios and the Kenyan government are also said to have separately registered ownership of the multimillion-dollar real estate holdings to be carved out of the merged unit.

Check the bolded to see how you allowed a company founded by Nigerians to once again rape Kenya in the ass on Kenyan soil.

mtisTheQubit:

The french never left west africa.. I have a Malian friend an he doesn't like them

What about the CFA Franc or all their presidents marrying white French women? Freaking cunts!!

obaaderemi:
No biggie, your banks are dwarves besides Nigeria's banks.

As a matter of fact, some of those banks in Kenya are owned by Nigerians . Fact!

the bolded..yes the one making loses

gallivant:


The Helios that bought Telkom Kenya is a British company.

The number 1 and number 2 shareholders are Nigerians. You better be careful with Nigerians in Kenya. Nigerians are as sharp as razors in business.

That's the same way RCC a Nigerian company hid behind an European company to win road contracts in Kenya.

mtisTheQubit:

the bolded..yes the one making loses

Yes, making losses like this gtb Kenya.

obaaderemi:
Your anger is impotent here, Little Indian.

Check the bolded to see how you allowed a company founded by Nigerians to once again rape Kenya in the ass on Kenyan soil.

Helios Investment Group is a British company Obaboon. The desperation is really showing today Oba.

obaaderemi:
The number 1 and number 2 shareholders are Nigerians. You better be careful with Nigerians in Kenya. Nigerians are as sharp as razors in business.

That's the same way RCC a Nigerian company his behind an European company to win road contracts in Kenya.

oba most of Nigerians who invest in Kenya end up losing everything...ask your men , your companies even your drug lords

obaaderemi:
The number 1 and number 2 shareholders are Nigerians. You better be careful with Nigerians in Kenya. Nigerians are as sharp as razors in business.

That's the same way RCC a Nigerian company his behind an European company to win road contracts in Kenya.

You are embarrassing yourself now. Surely the giant of Africa doesn't need to claim European companies as her own, aren't there any in Nigeria?

mtisTheQubit:

oba most of Nigerians who invest in Kenya end up losing everything...ask your men , your companies even your drug lords

Especially the drug lords, they loose everything on national television. Very good entertainment I must say. Unakumbuka akina Akinyi?

obaaderemi:
Now you are raving mad and completely angry because I keep exposing your lies. You think by lying to yourself you will catch up with your target which is South Africa?
Anyway, I got this from your link:


Thats 15bn$! Where did you get $21bn from? Your ass as usual. Your link clearly stated that your revenue was 15bn$. Wikipedia even listed it as $14bn.
Court fines, licensing fees,etc can not give you $5bn. Next lie, please. Your revenue is $15bn. Probably lower. We know how you cook your books.

South Africa is raising 28.4% of its GDP as revenue. That's almost 30%! Meanwhile, South Africa is mineral rich and industrialized. You are not. You are poor and broke. So you depend more on taxes than South Africa does. That's why you have all manners of crazy taxes such as Patriotism Tax. For your information Afghanistan, a poor economy is raising 60% of its GDP as revenue. Greece, your partner in crime in terms of debt is doing 44%, Namibia, a poor economy like you is doing 33%, Cuba another backwater is doing 39%.

I do not have to be crazy. I just have to be learned to know all this.

Afghanistan and Namibia are underdeveloped like Kenya. Afghanistan is doing 60% and Namibia is doing 33%. No biggie if Kenya is doing 30%. Even at that 30% of $60bn will give you $20bn as revenue. If you claim to be doing 17- 20, then I am correct when I tell you your revenue is $15bn or less. That's what everyone is saying including your own link.

Southafrica is doing well over 25%. Update yourself, boy.

Is Kenya not a special case with your droughts and locusts and alshabab and slums and tea exports and egg importation?
I just told you Afghanistan is doing 60% and Greece is doing 44%. Closer to you here in Africa, Namibia is doing 33%! Are you mad or just plain stvpid?!!!

Of course, knowing a cooked economy is easy. Let me school you further! Your economy can not grow at about 800% from 2003 to 2019 while at the same time unemployment would be growing as is the case with you in Kenya.
Look at it this way: South Africa's GDP in 2003 was $175bn. Today, it's around $350, an increase of about 100%.

Nigeria's GDP in 2003 was $104bn before rebasing. Today it is at $400bn, an increase of about 300%.

Ghana's GDP in 2003 was around $8bn. Today it is about $64bn. That's an increase of about 800%. Meanwhile gold prices in 2003 was $400 per ounce. Now it is close to $2000! So we can excuse Ghana. They found oil around that time too.

South Africa, Nigeria and Ghana are mineral rich countries. Kenya depends on less important things like tea and flowers.
Tea prices have not risen much from 2003 till date. Oga, your economy is not $100bn. It's around $60bn. Period!

This is total destruction. fact and figures.

gallivant:


Especially the drug lords, they loose everything on national television. Very good entertainment I must say. Unakumbuka akina Akinyi?

Kenyan women na. ths lands are not safe for Nigerians..