vankelvin:


They really went too far.. They were telling Lies everywhere.

How can you say you did 9 hours journey from Accra to Cape Coast? Did they go through Kumasi then back to Cape Coast ?

Another thing was they claim the road was bad? like how? the only bad thing about that stretch of road will be perhaps the traffic situation in Kasoa and sometimes at Winneba round-about and Mankesim round-about but even that they went with a police escort so there's no way they will spend over 3 Hours on the way.

The Bafana Bafana team even reached Cape Coast before Black Stars so why complain?

mtisQ:

This dude is funny..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLhCTuHqloY

Just30:
The road is not bad but the new speed ramps are terrible

vankelvin:





I loved the jokes but he was too hard on Africa.. .

He kept fueling the negative perceptions about Africa but all the same he did crak me up.

mtisQ:

True ... but still the guy was funny...

vankelvin:


Yes but don't blame Ghana Highway authority for the speed ramps cos the speed drivers go on that stretch of road is scary.

gallivant:


Tanzania is closer to us, stop hiding behind SA or Hong Kong or Canada dumba$$es.

mtisQ:

True ... but still the guy was funny...

Just30:
It's a highway, they are meant to do those kinds of speed.

No community deserves to be split in two by a highway.

vankelvin:


Yes it's a highway but it should be fully dualized before they do that spreading there.

Sometime ago VIP bus nearly run into my car on the Winneba Mankesim stretch

GeneralDae:

He wasn't funny to me though, he was just normal.

Kazikazi:
Son,it's closer to all African countries. It's even easier to get feedback since we have people from SA in this thread. That's y I chose to use SA as a benchmark!
Now,since u claim to have a quarter of SA GDP, do u have a quarter of what they have o ground?
SA...40,000 MW. But u have what? A quarter of 40,000..Is it 2,000?

vankelvin:
Africa's Top 10 Economies by GDP Nominal as of “December2021“ :

1-Nigeria �� [ $564 Billion ] �
2-Egypt �� [ $420 Billion ] �
3-South Africa �� [ $339 Billion ] �
4-Algeria �� [ $150 Billion ] �
5-Morocco �� [ $128 Billion ] �
6-Kenya �� [ $110 Billion ] �
7-Ethiopia �� [ $93 Billion ] �
8-Ghana �� [ $77 Billion ] �
9-cote d'ivoire �� [ $75 Billion ] �
10-Tanzania �� [ $68 Billion ] �

� Means Increasing
� Means Decreasing.

Cote D'Ivoire is giving Ghana a hot chase

mtisQ:

Actually some 2 years back Tz was above you guys and Angola was above the rest of the gang below morocco ...Things do change

GeneralDae:

GDP is not the most important measure of an economy though, although it shows the output of goods and services in a nation. Therefore it makes sense that all populated countries have a GDP higher than they sometimes would have had. Also resources play a huge role. For instance, Angola and Equatorial Guinea have oil, but this is almost all of what the economies of these countries depend on. Angola have always had a higher GDP than Tanzania, but cities in Angola may be not so developed as cities in Tanzania except probably Luanda.

Nigeria has population, together with good Telecom and Banking sectors and is the tenth largest oil producing nation in the world. She practices non mechanised farming to an extent but still makes amongst the largest numbers in some agricultural produce. Even with all her perceived insecurities, Nigeria is amongst the top three nations with the most FDI's in Africa within the last 10 years ( the others are Egypt and South Africa). So while I agree with you that GDP should show in infrastructure, this isn't always the case like we see especially with Equatorial Guinea and many countries where Oil has been the dominant source of Government revenue for years.
Tanzania though is doing well and has the potential to overtake Kenya in GDP .

vankelvin:


Sure, Angola and Tanzania were above Ghana respectively

vankelvin:
Interesting

mtisQ:


The truth is Nairobi is 5m..

My take cities having massive population is not that good..we need better smaller cities

mtisQ:


The truth is Nairobi is 5m..

My take cities having massive population is not that good..we need better smaller cities

mtisQ:


The truth is Nairobi is 5m..

My take cities having massive population is not that good..we need better smaller cities

vankelvin:
Africa's Top 10 Economies by GDP Nominal as of “December2021“ :

1-Nigeria [ $564 Billion ] ✓
2-Egypt [ $420 Billion ] ✓
3-South Africa [ $339 Billion ] ✓
4-Algeria [ $150 Billion ] ∆
5-Morocco [ $128 Billion ] ✓
6-Kenya [ $110 Billion ] ✓
7-Ethiopia [ $93 Billion ] ∆
8-Ghana [ $77 Billion ] ✓
9-Cote D'ivoire [ $75 Billion ] ✓
10-Tanzania [ $68 Billion ] ✓

✓Means Increasing
∆ Means Decreasing.

Cote D'Ivoire is giving Ghana a hot chase

Just30:
Yep

Ivory Coast is fast rising...I just hope their tribal political nonsense don't slow it down

mtisQ:


The truth is Nairobi is 5m..

My take cities having massive population is not that good..we need better smaller cities

vankelvin:
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That's their major set back and their French lord's too

vankelvin:
KENYANS, WHATS HAPPENING?

Apparently Nakuru has officially been unveiled as the 4th City in Kenya but some haters (especially those from Eldorate) are unhappy and have been throwing shit about Nakuru ever since?




Some of the comments and pictures are detasteful... I have been monitoring the situation since Monday Hmmmm, weytin concern me

GeneralDae:

Frances truly have to leave these countries alone.

vankelvin:
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That's their major set back and their French lord's too

Saddamochieng00:


Nakuru has way greater potential than Eldoret so I don't get what the fuss is all about.

It's very close to Nairobi and the highway between the two cities is currently being expanded. Which will see the whole route grow exponentially with more and more Nairobians moving further from the city because of a good transport network. Majority of whom will also want to invest in this new city.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/economy/building-of-sh160bn-nairobi-mau-summit-highway-september

Just30:
until they themselves are ready to break free from France it ain't going to happen

vankelvin:


I learnt the county administrators would first have to apply for a City status then the general assembly (not so sure) would vet your proposals first, if they are convinced before your town would be given a City status. They will look at certain indexes and Nakuru did pass all the test.

Nakuru county administration sent their proposals about 4 years back and now they've been given their wish.. Eldorate county authorities are yet to put in their proposals so Im surprised as to why they are fuming over this issue? with all the denigrations, insults, trolling against Nakuru people.

Africans we are our own enemies

In September 2017, the Cabinet approved the elevation of two more towns to cities under the Urban and Cities Act which includes Nakuru and Eldoret.