Rural Tanzania

Tanzania tztztztztz
Lake Tanganyika

Kazikazi:
Tanzania tztztz

What do you think about shoprite leaving Nigeria and also what do you think about a lot of businesses leaving Nigeria. How can Tanzania capitalise on the Nigerian situation

TayserMahrii:


Sounds like sth me n Jln would pull off, he got the gun n I know the rifleman's creed

1 bullet = 1 pedo

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Breaking news
Shoprite is now leave Nigeria.
Also a lot of companies are going to leave Nigeria.

They are going to be bought by tony amusan and renamed, because they are not able to stop their import based commodity business, so they’re selling away their stocks to a Nigerian who understands. The business.

Abohboy:


They are going to be bought by tony amusan and renamed, because they are not able to stop their import based commodity business, so they’re selling away their stocks to a Nigerian who understands. The business.

One of the reasons Nigeria is not developing is because they keep mistreating the foreign investors.
Nigeria will be like Zimbabwe in few years time.

Abohboy:


They are going to be bought by tony amusan and renamed, because they are not able to stop their import based commodity business, so they’re selling away their stocks to a Nigerian who understands. The business.

Nigerians are afraid to challenge their leaders who are busy destroying Nigeria.
To Nigerians if you don’t fix your country no one will.
You will keep migrating to other countries and even your children will also migrate like you do.
Stop your cowardly and face Nigerian problems.

In AGOA, all Nigeria ever did was to sell their oil. Now US are nearly self-sufficient in oil from their shale. Kenya is different story - the clear success story in AGOA - exporting many products to US - heck apparels alone are nearly 0.5B in exports annually.

TayserMahrii:
Does the Kenya-US free trade deal signal Nigeria’s fall from grace?

Nigeria has not managed to convince international investors - including those in the US - that it should be first in line for a post-AGOA deal.

The government of Kenya and the United States of America plan to sign a free trade agreement (FTA), continuing the duty-free access Kenya has to the US market.

It’s a first in sub-Saharan Africa, and patriots in Nigeria were surprised that the East African nation with a GDP of $100bn was chosen over the West African nation with a GDP of $450bn.

While some see the FTA with Kenya as a way for Washington to counter Chinese influence in East Africa, others say Nigeria was excluded because it is not exactly a good trade partner.

Why it matters

After enjoying recognition as the giant of Africa and the biggest economy in sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria may have reached the end of its run.

There have been a string of foreign policy losses:

France taking over the conversation about the West African eco, ignoring the agreements of ECOWAS heads in Abuja,
The delaying signing the AfCFTA agreement, instead of spearheading the agreement,
Losses against the so-called Islamic State,
Strained relations with its neighbours especially in Ecowas – such as Benin
Recently, Nigeria landed on Donald Trump’s infamous Travel Ban 2.0, a testament to the declining fortunes of the once most important African country.

Nigeria seemed like the prime candidate for a free trade agreement with the United States based on the agreements of the African Growth and Opportunity Act. However, the current policies of the country seem not to indicate it’s not good enough as a trade partner for many of its partners.

Adedayo Bakare, an economist and investment researcher at Afrinvest stated the bulk of the trade policies the federal government and Central bank are taking are textbook protectionist and will long term discourage investors from coming to the country.

“Nigeria’s import substitution policy and shutting the land borders are sending negative signals to investors and countries saying Nigeria is not open to trade,” said Bakare.

Doing business in Nigeria is a challenging task and as other countries are presenting themselves as better investment destinations, Nigeria’s global appeal as a big market continues to dwindle.

“The foreign policy and diplomacy wins of the Obasanjo administration have gone down the drain. The reactionary stance this current government takes to everything makes it difficult for trade inside and outside the country,” trader Emeka Onyekachi told The Africa Report.

For Onyekachi, losing access to the ECOWAS market where he usually trades, will mean there would be no reason for any country to respect or want to do business with Nigeria.

Perhaps the greatest indicator that Nigeria is not excited about trade deals and trading with neighbours was its delay in signing the AfCFTA. The AfCFTA has still not been ratified by the Nigerian parliament.

Abohboy:
Green Africa getting ready for start in operations this year or next year, they have finished their office right in the heart of Lagos. Soon they will larger than Kenya airways with their 50 airbus A220s making it the largest single aircraft order ever made by an african aircraft company.

Yeah I talked about this last year...that Nakuru idiot tried deriding it..

Dlonra:


Your people are crying for help in Lebanon. Turns out slave trade & expansion of the religion of terror is well encouraged in Nigeria.
Those extremist running Nigeria are selling Nigerians into slavery abroad


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBTYoS5kDr4

The moment you had to change the subject of discussion..now that was the moment I won the argument and my irrefutable fact sunk into your fragile brain....
I am ready to also play this game...below is a video of Kenyans stranded in Libya as they are too desperate to escape your zoo.. turns out they are not slaves in the hands of their slave master........the Sha kles of modern slavery.....



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6KrXdZwHXI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkik0GeuEnI

rvp2018:
I am the first to praise when it's praiseworthy. I don't hate any country. I speak the truth. The strength and weakness of each of these countries. Unfortunately for most of your beloved countries, the weakness far outstrip any strength.

Ke ya in one sentence...

rvp2018:
JLL defines what they mean by dynamic=fast growing. They look at socio-economic and real estate data. Nairobi is only one mixing up with Asian cities. Accept and move on. You cannot fight facts. You should already know that.

Know you should make peace with common sense...not every nonsense out there is credible and true...you went to school right...act like one with an evolved mind....

Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) is a mere commercial real estate company in the US..they have no business with stupid ranks like this..that would be PWC and the like of others that should be providing such data...

Now tell me what is so special about your real estate that made them call it dynamic....
Step by step I will analyse your madness..

rvp2018:
With collapse of SSA - KQ is now 2nd only to Ethiopia Airlines. There is a lot to running an airline than planes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJTEC7GYjhs

KQ is dying this year..no way she is surviving after she successfully loses $500m..
Africa green airline is soon to be receiving her order of 50 airbus A220s which would automatically make it the the only African airline to have singly order that amount of aircraft at a goal....
Meanwhile another new indigenous private airline is set to also coming into the aviation sector with 4 fleet....this is happening about thesame time Air peace received her newly ordered 13 fleet from Brazil over the weekends....

The one-year old ibom air also made us proud as they got their 5th fleet just few days ago....

Your stupid govt should swallow their pride and come learn how to run a proper ,booming avaition industry like Nigeria im...

TayserMahrii:


The sideshows still don't disprove the facts.

Egg yolk! Egg yolk!! Egg yolk!!!

Abohboy:
Lagos public transport

Beautiful ..the east zoo will never see such in that rathole of a country..

mtisTheQubit:

sammy i think you forgot you are a Nigerian...tafakari ya babu

Yes I am a Nigerian..I don't Understand the rest Swahili jargon..speak English...

mtisTheQubit:

its not about being cheap..it about the poor finishing dude....unless sammy ya got poor taste in things

A fool you are...how would you know what it finishing is when it still.underconstruction......are they done with it...? The answer is NO ....
Regardless those cheap homes are better looking than most of your luxury home despite not being finished....eat your humble pie..

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Kazikazi:
From now on,I stop arguing with them. You will see yourself how they will start attacking me. Mark my words

So rude of them if they do it again

TayserMahrii:


What's happening?

More and more pizzagate members are being exposed. Apparently Epstein island is where they would retreat for their demonic sex escapades.

I don't know if you watched Biebers song yummy. That guy was tryna tell the world something. You know those pedos have code names; pizza, hotdog, pie. If you watch that video keenly you'll get what am talking about.

Kazikazi:
Singapore while starving?
What are they smoking? Grass?

As. Much as people are praying for Zimbabwe they should pray for them too

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Breaking news
Shoprite is now leave Nigeria.
Also a lot of companies are going to leave Nigeria.

Shoprite not leaving

They selling some stake

Singapore here we come.!!
These are not just proposed Buldings but under construction.
Singapore! Singapore! Singapore

Shma:
Singapore here we come.!!
These are not just proposed Buldings but under construction.
Singapore! Singapore! Singapore

pardon my curiosity, pls. But why do kenyans exalt buildings? Thought buildings are there to serve purposes. thats how i stumbled on an article which tells how ur govt was asking US to build a 60fl building in nairobi as far back as 1993. unfortunately, it ended in corruption saga.

JaceBlaze:
I didn't say I was done showcase the beauty of South Africa


Johannesburg,South Africa

Lol

JaceBlaze:
The South African way is the best way.

So after a long absence I return to find that Shoprite is leaving NIGGERia . Proof that the country doesn't have a middle class. Just 200 rich people on top (CORRUPTION) and 200 million poor ones!

YEBOmadiba:


So after a long absence I return to find that Shoprite is leaving NIGGERia . Proof that the country doesn't have a middle class. Just 200 rich people on top (CORRUPTION) and 200 million poor ones!

why dont u read d full details before ranting?