ichoboy01
JF-Expert Member
- Mar 6, 2017
- 79,360
- 154,913
nilijua tu hutaelewaKuongea kiingereza ni maendeleo? Mwangalie mkenya bogus huyu
ile assignment wameshindwa kuikamilisha.kuna mmoja alikuja na blabla nyingi na kapicha kapamoja ka ku- search google.hahahahahaIkwapi sasa ?????????😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
[emoji115] [emoji115] [emoji115] [emoji115] [emoji115] [emoji115]nadhani wewe ndio unataka kudanganya watu hapa.
umeandika mambo mengi ili uonekane una uelewa,lakini hamna kitu.hujui lolote.
anyway,my concentration is digisuper,so
I have some issues with your photo.
if digisuper lens is common in kenya,why you have posted only a single photo with no camera operator behind it?.
kenya has a lot of sports events,then
why the surrounding environment where your digisuper lens is commonly used,isn't shown in the picture?.
how can I be sure that the digisuper lens from the photo above, is owned by zuku tv kenya?.prove it.
I need to see different photos taken in different occasion showing digisuper lens being used in kenya by common camera operators in kenya.
[emoji116] [emoji116] [emoji116] [emoji116] I need to see things like these.this is one ameng the two digisuper lens owned by azam tv and the guy behind it is a tanzanian.look at how free he is with this toy.Raha sana.
kwa muktadha huu,wakenya bado hamjakamilisha assignment yangu.hakika nyinyi ni vilaza.[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
nilijua tu hutaelewa
watoe wapi hawa maneno mengi sana alaf hakuna kituile assignment wameshindwa kuikamilisha.kuna mmoja alikuja na blabla nyingi na kapicha kapamoja ka ku- search google.hahahahaha
nimemwambia kama kenya kuna digisuper waweke picha zaidi ya moja.nawasubiri warudi.[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
hvi wewe inamaana hujalala kisa studio au???????😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀nilijua tu hutaelewa
were is digisuper lenz????????? ndo hizo juuuuu😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Hahahahahaha [emoji23] [emoji23]were is digisuper lenz????????? ndo hizo juuuuu😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Azam Packages in Kenya
nadhani wewe ndio unataka kudanganya watu hapa.
umeandika mambo mengi ili uonekane una uelewa,lakini hamna kitu.hujui lolote.
anyway,my concentration is digisuper,so
I have some issues with your photo.
if digisuper lens is common in kenya,why you have posted only a single photo with no camera operator behind it?.
kenya has a lot of sports events,then
why the surrounding environment where your digisuper lens is commonly used,isn't shown in the picture?.
how can I be sure that the digisuper lens from the photo above, is owned by zuku tv kenya?.prove it.
I need to see different photos taken in different occasion showing digisuper lens being used in kenya by common camera operators in kenya.
[emoji116] [emoji116] [emoji116] [emoji116] I need to see things like these.this is one ameng the two digisuper lens owned by azam tv and the guy behind it is a tanzanian.look at how free he is with this toy.Raha sana.
kwa muktadha huu,wakenya bado hamjakamilisha assignment yangu.hakika nyinyi ni vilaza.[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
wewe Mkenya mjinga acha blabla,leta picha za digisuper lens hapa kutoka TV za kenya,kama huna kaa kimya.idiot.[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]I don't have the Zuku receipts to prove it, but I can tell you that Kenyans do not obsess over small things like Cameras. That's why unlike Tanzania, you won't find them photographed a thousand times from all sides.
Until you brought it up, no one even thought it's a big deal.
As I said, signs of a very poor country.
That said, DSTV has been covering Kenya Premier League with similar cameras. Multichoice Kenya is 40% owned by KBC.
Back to the media, Citizen TV in the ongoing party primaries has been live from 10 different locations not including their studios. I've not been watching other stations, but I bet they were also live from many locations. Citizen also has a news chopper.
The capacity needed for this is one that Tanzanian news stations will not achieve in a long time.
Mind you, these channels have grown all by themselves with advertising money. They did not receive juice money like that Azam.
You're economy is simply too weak to support certain sectors without on their own without external help.
Azam Packages in Kenya
The Azam Packages Azam TV Monthly subscription Azam TV Channels
Azam Play 870 Over 85 Channels
Azam Plus 500 60 Channels
Azam Pure 200 40 Channels
Indian bouquet 800 24 Channels
wewe Mkenya mjinga acha blabla,leta picha za digisuper lens hapa kutoka TV za kenya,kama huna kaa kimya.idiot.[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
Umepewa a good point by the way,Citizen grew itself haikumwagiwa pesa kama Azam we all know thr owner is a billionaire, and he is because seems he has little competition to.fight ofwewe Mkenya mjinga acha blabla,leta picha za digisuper lens hapa kutoka TV za kenya,kama huna kaa kimya.idiot.[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
Hehhehhehehehe hizo statistics ni zako pekeako au wewe ndio unajua zaidi😀😀😀Why do you even bother.. Azam in Kenya is simply non-existent. GOtv, Startimes, DSTV, Zuku in that order. Azam sits last with less than 2000 subscribers.
Ongea kitu reasonable sijaona any facts umeongea hapo tuliza ubongo tumia akiliUmepewa a good point by the way,Citizen grew itself haikumwagiwa pesa kama Azam we all know thr owner is a billionaire, and he is because seems he has little competition to.fight of
Hehehehe naona umekosa points za kuongea sasa umehamia kwenye economy, sikia nikwambia usifkiri economy ya tanzania iko static kwa taarifa yako kaa na wanauchumi wenu uwaulize ni vipi leo uchumi wa Kenya umeathiriwa sana na tanzania kwanzia kwenye tourism sector, agriculture na industries, so usiongee kitu kufurahisha baraza toa points zenye akili na hata hujui ukame wa wachakula Kenya umesababishwa na tanzania baada ya kuzuia mahindi na Michele ndio maana mzizi wa njaa unawatesa mpaka leo hiii, na sio Kenya tu inategemea chakula tanzania nchi zote za east and central so tuliza ubongo na by the way kwenye mambo ya studios na media equipments mutasubiri sana kwa azam tvI don't have the Zuku receipts to prove it, but I can tell you that Kenyans do not obsess over small things like Cameras. That's why unlike Tanzania, you won't find them photographed a thousand times from all sides.
Until you brought it up, no one even thought it's a big deal.
As I said, signs of a very poor country.
That said, DSTV has been covering Kenya Premier League with similar cameras. Multichoice Kenya is 40% owned by KBC.
Back to the media, Citizen TV in the ongoing party primaries has been live from 10 different locations not including their studios. I've not been watching other stations, but I bet they were also live from many locations. Citizen also has a news chopper.
The capacity needed for this is one that Tanzanian news stations will not achieve in a long time.
Mind you, these channels have grown all by themselves with advertising money. They did not receive juice money like that Azam.
You're economy is simply too weak to support certain sectors without on their own without external help.