Austine1213:


Don't forget 47% of urban population live in slums

53m - 27% =,14m

14m - 47% living in slums

=7m populTion living in urban spaces

It's actually 13%

68816419:
no wonder why over 70% of these urban dwellers leaves in rented apartment..so sad

Wuoche:


Are you still willing to do your slumish calculations.
South Africa 8 million people living in slums while Kenya it's 3 million.

Austine1213:


Bring to light the latest one

gallivant:




www.nairaland.com/attachments/12966610_12963886untitledjpegf00b416e41190686e1165a3b44a1bf51_jpege3ffddbe595b3ad639828450841815ca

Austine1213:


Bring to light the latest one

Vlain:


U Kenyans should be the last people posting slums.
Ur country is a global slum capital.

68816419:
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Vlain:


U Kenyans should be the last people posting slums.
Ur country is a global slum capital.

Wuoche:


The slum Capital is Nigeria with 42 million souls living in slums

68816419:
no wonder why over 70% of these urban dwellers leaves in rented apartment..so sad

"there were fewer than 25,000 mortgage loans outstanding - highlighting the inaccessibility of housing finance."
"Kenya has a large rental market, with about 84% of Kenyans are currently renting houses."
In Nairobi, more than 67% of all residents live in informal settlements. The proportion of owner-occupied households in the urban areas currently stands at just 18%,
Source:
https://www.globalpropertyguide.com/Africa/Kenya/Price-History

Wuoche:


The slum Capital is Nigeria with 42 million souls living in slums

gallivant:


Who said banana island residents could talk?

Wuoche:


Latest one by World Bank says Kenya is ahead of Tanzania and Ghana. What you posted before is outdated.

Kenya 82%
Ghana 79%
Tanzania 78%
Nigeria 62%



https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SE.ADT.LITR.ZS?locations=ZG

Vlain:


Ur ordinary Africa fact zone Twitter handler is full of Shi.it.

Just30:
Atleast if you were pasing your exams, like we will take your literacy rate seriously but not when you come out as a functional illiterate

Just30:
Atleast if you were pasing your exams, like we will take your literacy rate seriously but not when you come out as a functional illiterate

68816419:

https://borgenproject.org/10-worst-slums-in-the-world/

Wuoche:


I don't argue with academic dwarfs. Ghana will forever remain to be below Kenya in both literacy and educational infrastructural level.

Wuoche:


I don't argue with academic dwarfs. Ghana will forever remain to be below Kenya in both literacy and educational infrastructural level.

gallivant:


Nobody is interested in hobbit tantrums today. Just to let you know.

Just30:


[s]go learn to be educated and successfully pass your exams

so you don't keep being a nuisance.

you may finally help kenya develop after you've done that


no more noise[/s]

Wuoche:


Blog

Vlain:
New Nigerian Airline To Begin Operations by ijustdey:


By Kelvin Osa-Okunbor
Nigeria’s air transport is set to experience a revolution as a proposed low-cost carrier – Green Africa Airways – is set to commence operations. It has already reached the final stage of certification.

Regulatory sources hinted that promoters of the carrier are putting finishing touches to secure the Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), a mandatory regulatory prerequisite before any scheduled carrier could take off.

Sources hinted that commencement of flight operations by Green Africa Airways promises to reshape the aviation industry with its state-of-the-art aircraft.

Despite the ongoing pandemic, industry analysts agree that the long-term potential in the aviation market remains vibrant.

Experts say the right business model, fleet, and value proposition, new entrants can capture the attractive market opportunities.

Last October, Green Africa had formed a strategic partnership with First City Monument Bank (FCMB), which yielded $31 million in a combination of standby letter of credit and rolling working capital.

Green Africa is owned by Babawande Afolabi. Its leadership team includes two well-experienced leaders in the global aviation industry, Neil Mills – President/Chief Operating Officer and Kiran Koteshwar – Chief Financial Officer.

The planned unveiling of its crew uniform tagged “The Runway” will be made public soon.

Last December, the airline sent its pilots on a type-rating training. They include: Folu Oladipo, chief pilot; Victor Yem, John Ayerume, Stephen Okereke, Ladi Ogun, and Israel Eloho.

While Green Africa is yet to provide information about its launch and routes networks, the public continues to speculate ahead of its launch which the company says is on track for this year.

The company continues to scale-up the manpower required for the start of operations and some of the new recruited cabin crew members (Adefolabi Ogunnaike, Rosemary Uagbor, Afolabi Modupe, Juliana Aku, Aderounmu Yetunde, Okere Ijeoma, Chieke Immaculate, and Abimbola Segun) were also recently sent for type-rating training.

According to a source at NCAA, “the airline is serious. They mean business and could start soon, as they are close to acquiring the Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC)”.

This stance corroborates the statement of the Director-General of NCAA late last year when he said the country could witness more four airlines in 2021.

Green Africa being confident of all its scheduled plans, has given out 24 free tickets during the December 2020 promotion tagged “This the season to gift”.

A cross-section of their social media pages shows various winners, all from different walks of life which shows the airline is for everyone, including those that take road transportation.

This is a daring step that most airlines around the world take only when they are already in operations. This feat is a stamp of commitment to get into the air as soon as possible.

Before COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic, Green Africa ordered fifty A220-300s from Airbus and also committed to leasing an additional three of the aircraft type from leasing company, GTLK Europe. This was in February 2020.

Green Africa is anchored by a group of senior industry leaders led by Tom Horton, former Chairman & CEO of American Airlines, Wale Adeosun, Founder & CEO of Kuramo Capital, William Shaw, CEO of InterJet, Virasb Vahidi, former CCO of American Airlines and Gbenga Oyebode, Founder & Chairman of Aluko & Oyebode.
https://thenationonlineng.net/new-nigerian-airline-to-begin-operations/

Wuoche:


I don't argue with academic dwarfs. Ghana will forever remain to be below Kenya in both literacy and educational infrastructural level.