The Cost of Corruption in Kenya, Dr. K. N. Jacob

[Jack_Black]

[Nubia]

[Jack_Black]

Nothing to say, as usual.

[Yuletapeli]

@Jack_Black

.. but you are always supporting the corrupt regime. Uliambiliwa tender… eh!

Utangoja sana elder. Uliza @255. Analua kwikwikwi

[Jack_Black]

@Yuletapeli

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Jack_Black:

.. but you are always supporting the corrupt regime. Uliambiliwa tender… eh!
Utangoja sana elder. Uliza @255. Analua kwikwikwi

Who me? Nah, I’m the one who’s supported. Because I only stick to one party.

[sitaki]

I am not an economist, lakini hawa watu seriously, even assuming we get rid of that corruption, who will build that rail-line, who will build those bridges, who will build those roads and hospitals, where will we get the dollars needed to import the steel, the bitumen, the Chinese engineers with their mega machinery to build the dams.

We are just a lazy people, we just love handouts, its not corruption that makes us poor or less developed ni laziness tu.

[Jack_Black]

@sitaki

…assuming we get rid of that corruption, who will build that rail-line, who will build those bridges, who will build those roads and hospitals, where will we get the dollars needed to import the steel, the bitumen, the Chinese engineers with their mega machinery to build the dams.
We are just a lazy people, we just love handouts, its not corruption that makes us poor or less developed ni laziness tu.

We got an entire generation who grew used to the fact that work is an optional thing and not a requirement. So they get government jobs and expect twice the salary at half the output.

And now we have genz’ers who want everything for no effort or input.

That’s what happens when you depend on external countries for national policy. These are those deloitte consultants who come up with this trash.

A joke.