pKa and pKb values are related by the water ionic product. Therefore, from the pKa of an acid, the pKb of its conjugated base can be calculated by substracting 14, and viceversa.
Acidity of alkanes is minimal (pKa
> 50).
Amines acidity is also low (pKa=35) but ca. 15 orders of magnitude higher.
That means that the N- anion is more stable than the C- carbanion coming from an alkane.
This can be understood in terms of the higher electronegativity of the nitrogen as compared to carbon.