Why Amazon's $1 Trillion Value is Bad News for Kenya!
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Amazon has become the second U.S. public company to cross the $1 trillion valuation threshold this year. Amazon shares hit $2,050.49 shortly before noon on Tuesday, bringing the company's value above $1 trillion before declining slightly. Apple became the first $1 trillion company last month. It is currently worth about $1.1 trillion.
Amazon employs more than 550,000 people and generates $178 billion in annual revenue. Notably, The Company made an overwhelming $2 billion profit last year. This translates to Ksh.200 billion.
How,? It sells everything from computing space to peanut butter to appointments with plumbers. You heard that?
Yes. It sells even the peasant jobs such as “appointment with fucki** plumbers.
The CEO, Jeff Bezos, has now become the top-most Billionaire in the world overtaking the famous Bill-Gates (Microsoft).
Let me tell you what you already know.
Last year, Safaricom PLC made a profit of Ksh.3 billion and everybody started calling that abnormal profits. Kenya Airways (The pride of Cartels) made a whooping Ksh.28Billion LOSS!!
SGR made a loss of Ksh.10 billion in her maiden operational year.
Let us Compare Amazon and Kenya.
Kenya has an annual Budget of 3 trillion. She has a current debt of 5-6 trillion. Therefore, Kenya’s Budget and debt is partly 9 trillion. Meaning, if Amazon was to buy Kenya and her debt, the company will only spend 9 Trillion (+ 1 trillion for Arap to keep quiet) and remain with over 90 trillion.
SGR coasted 0.37 trillion while Thika road coasted 0.3 trillion. Therefore, Amazon can build another 100 SGR and 200 Thika roads and remain with enough money to give every Kenyan a salary of 1 million per month for the rest of their lives.
Why not make CEO, Jeff Bezos our President. (Just Intriguing) Wait, with Uhuru Kenyatta, every Kenyan owe Government 110,000 as debt. Yes, You have a debt to pay.
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