TayserMahrii:


Better not add Ghana with their gwongoro trains I thought we were talking of electric rail only. Nigeria doesn't have electrified railways. In West Africa only Senegel has a tiny miniscule stretch of electric railway. In East Africa it's a whole different story because we have the Ethiopian - Djiboutian electrified railway stretching for more than 750 Kms, and now the Tz railway stretching for more than 400 Kms once complete. That brings it to a total of over 1000 Kms of electrified rail in only two EA countries. A massive blow already to WA. When Kenya decides to electrify her own we're talking of over 1500 Kms of electrified rail.

our trains are still better than the shit you spent 5 billion on



They are old but effective

Just30:
Minerals contribute 10% to the Ghanaian economy, so the Ghanaian economy is far broader and more diversified than your economy

How so, minerals contribute 0 to the Kenyan economy.

gallivant:


Start by building roads in Mauritania before you think of rail.

Can you teach WA, Nigeria most especially anything pertaining rail?.

Just30:
our trains are still better than the shit you spent 5 billion on



They are old but effective

Yes just like Goldstar. Can we see your trains before further ranting? Please.

Is any country in East Africa making trains and railway lines, nope didn’t think so by 2025 Nigeria will be producing 100% of the things needed to make trains were even buildings a railway university so we will have the knowledge by 2027 Nigeria will probably be building railways in Kenya and Tanzania. Our leaders have foresight yours don’t

jln115:
doesn't matter which cities.... Housing in Nigeria is very expensive

Dude! You don't know anything about Nigeria. Just seat back and learn.

This is a 5 bedroom duplex for 4k dollars in Ibadan but you can get 2 bedroom duplex for 1,956 dollars in the ibadan.

How is that expensive?

Can you tell us how much one can get 5 bedroom duplex in Centurion, Polokwane, George etc?

gallivant:


Start by building roads in Mauritania before you think of rail.

Ceecegjwoco shut up. We’re building a regional coastal highway all the way from Dakar to port harcourt something East Africa could only dream of after that it will be a railway of the same path. Don’t test us we are far ahead of you

gallivant:


How so, minerals contribute 0 to the Kenyan economy.

You might want to check your economy again.

Having diversity means various sectors of contribution to your economy.

samorobo:


Can you teach WA, Nigeria most especially anything pertaining rail?.

Our job is to sell you more tea, coffee and milk. We have that in plenty.

Just30:
You might want to check your economy again.

Having diversity means various sectors of contribution to your economy.

My economy is greater than yours by many $billions without any minerals. You should check yours.

gallivant:


Our job is to sell you more tea, coffee and milk. That dried canned dairy stuff you use is not fit for human consumption.

We produce our own tea, and soon we will be the largest producers of milk. We are working with Netherlands to breed our cows for maximum dairy production

gallivant:


My economy is greater than yours by many $billions without any minerals. You should check yours.

your economy is smaller than ours by 30 billion dollars. so just rest the noise.

Just30:
your economy is smaller than ours by 30 billion dollars. so just rest the noise.

As much as I like west Africa I have to say your wrong your economy is much smaller than that of Kenya

gallivant:


Our job is to sell you more tea, coffee and milk. We have that in plenty.

Back to my question..


Can you teach WA, Nigeria most especially anything pertaining rail?.

Abohboy:



As much as I like west Africa I have to say your wrong your economy is much smaller than that of Kenya

We are used to him.

Check the PPP
thats is how comparisons are done.

Abohboy:



As much as I like west Africa I have to say your wrong your economy is much smaller than that of Kenya

samorobo:


Back to my question..


Can you teach WA, Nigeria most especially anything pertaining rail?.

I told, our job is not to teach. Our job is to put iron roofs on your heads and provide you jobs through manufacturing ventures like Comcraft has undertaken in Nigeria.

forgiveness:


Dude! You don't know anything about Nigeria. Just seat back and learn.

This is a 5 bedroom duplex for 4k dollars in Ibadan but you can get 2 bedroom duplex for 1,956 dollars in the ibadan.

How is that expensive?

Can you tell us how much one can get 5 bedroom duplex in Centurion, Polokwane, George etc?

What's the m2?

jln115:


What's the m2?

Please edit the photo to show I’m not seeing it

Yes, he is a special need kid.

gallivant:


We are used to him.

Abohboy:



Please edit the photo to show I’m not seeing it

what?

Abohboy:
More and it’s spread out from Bauchi to borno, to cross river to ogun state. Nigeria is building 500 000- 1 million housing units every year, this will continue till 2050 to meet housing demand that is probably more houses than Tanzania will build in the next 5 years, we would do it in one year

Tanzania doesn't have a housing shortage so we build houses on demand. And with the middle class still rising, most of the houses are being built by individuals not the government as in your case.

i know, you guys always need to be taught a thing or two daily because you had poor up bringings.


The expanse of two economies are compared using PPP. And that shows hows smaller your economy is to Ghana and Ethiopia.

You guys are at the same level with Tanzania.

Mkenya2019:
Yes, he is a special need kid.

Danielnino00:
Kiberans,what was that u said about our agriculture?

Well when you take to the account that Kenya is a quarter of you population then Nigeria should be celebrating, EAC nations still have a higher agricultural output per capita than you guys.

Mzal3ndo:

Tanzania doesn't have a housing shortage so we build houses on demand. And with the middle class still rising, most of the houses are being built by individuals not the government as in your case.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh_WSNuS_0I

jln115:
Fair comment, I simply gave my opinion!

If we look at per capita basis i think that Tanzania could be doing a better job with is $60b than Nigeria with $500b, Nigerian, when was the last time you went a straight week without power cuts...

Abohboy:


The electrification process is supposed to start in 2023 once all the main ones are completed, becuase we need to wait for mambilla, and AKK to be completed before we start that will out Nigeria’s total energy generation at 21 000MW and they will use 300MW of that on the railway projects. So that is about 2500kms of electric railway, one country has more than a whole region. Ha

You can't jump from the current 4000 MW output to 21000 mW in 3 yrs. Plus we already humbly told you your problem is transmission not production. You could even produce 50,000 mw but still not use much if it. On a second thought, you probably want to use generators to power your electric trains, which is ofcourse very impressive.

Just30:
our trains are still better than the shit you spent 5 billion on



They are old but effective

Post em gwongoros

jln115:
first get to Kenyas level before completing with SA or Europe

Get to Kenya level in what terms?

Its not a strong punchline yet you had time to reply?
You look like an insult.

Shma:
All those hours you have been typing this gibberish.?
I was expecting a strong punchlines of a comeback but you have just proved to me how weak you are.
Am not that good at trolling but I can read your obtuse brain just by reading your post..
Let's start with this

Shut up you dumb buffoon.
What the hell is this broh, "shut up you Dumbo buffoon,"
I can't laugh, , oooh, lemme assume a village hobbitopia mongrel is learning the trolling punchline.
Let's try this. . "Your kinds are in a mental home."
What does this suppose to mean?
It's not funny, I will assume that is kindergarten kids banter. .
I will have to let you go, I guess next time, take your good time even if it means googling , then Come to me, meanwhile, say amen as you go to sleep.