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vankelvin:
Yes, University of Nairobi- 1970

When our forefathers were attending University their forefathers were busily hunting in the bush

vankelvin:
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Ishock them.

And even in the Hostels there are mini matt's and shopping centers as well. It's not just the Mall

vankelvin:
Yes, University of Nairobi- 1970

When our forefathers were attending University their forefathers were busily hunting in the bush

Shma2020:
Here, We talk with evidence. we were on pictorial show before the topic was suddenly shifted to countering the lies of your brother.

I told you KU and Uon are above that university. UOn has more or less 15braches (all with concrete infrastructure) for KU, I've given you the stats. It's beyond UOG.

For the case of comparison, we can start down here with mkU(mount kenya university)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEaCFVye_8Q

vankelvin:
You are not intelligent one bit.

Look the population of both countries and tell me which country have done well in establishing universities? Shameless idiots

Mind you, the list below does not include the
-46 University Colleges of Education and
-Satelite campuses

vankelvin:
https://www.4icu.org/gh/a-z/

Excluding satellite campuses so you guys should stop adding satellite campuses to your list.

The last time I check your oldest University was established in 1970. You are kids

vankelvin:
https://www.4icu.org/gh/a-z/

Excluding satellite campuses so you guys should stop adding satellite campuses to your list.

The last time I check your oldest University was established in 1970. You are kids

vankelvin:
They think all Unis in Ghana are only 15

Crazy people

vankelvin:
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And is it a new world standard? Or it's a Kenya standard?

KNUST Mall is called Jubilee Mall and its located at their commercial enclave. Would you say it's not their because it bears a different name?

Why am I surprised? even Legon City Mall saf ischock you

rvp20182:
Kenya is not Ghana zoo. All the information you can find here https://www.cue.or.ke/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=category&id=12&Itemid=392

Appisko:
Lol per the link he posted the public Universities in kenya is 24

But still claiming it's 30

vankelvin:
You guys are confused bunch. We know Kenya have more public Universities(numbers) than us but we have the top most, bigger, beautiful and more organized unis than you. That's the argument.

When we talk of number of Universities we mean number of individual University institutions not satellite campus. Are those satellite campuses not under the main campus/ administration?

How many public unis do you have in Kenya?
How many private unis do you have?
And how many technical unis do you have?

funny people When did you guys start university education in your country? mtsew

Shma2020:
They are 30. I gave you the link.


Now to your point, who told you when you speak facts you'll die?

Ghana has only 15 universities, the rest are technical institutes.

Shma2020:
Read to understand. There are 30 public universities , 30 chartered private universities and 30 universities with Letter of Interim Authority (LIA).

In a nutshell, we have more than 90 recognized schools of higher learning in Kenya.

theInterpreter:
At least they are not taking over Africa violently
I really respect their discipline and work ethic...very commendable

Shma2020:
Kenya has more than 60 universities. Public and private.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_universities_and_colleges_in_Kenya#:~:text=This%20is%20a%20list%20of,of%20Interim%20Authority%20(LIA).

If we were to go by satellite campuses, you'll run because KU alone has branches in nearly every county - more or less 20 some which stretches outside kenyan boundaries. UON the big goat itself has its branch in nearly all east african countries.

For instance, these are KU branches.





Kenyatta University
The following Research Profiles are affiliated with Kenyatta University:
(Re)searching the Middle Class in Subsaharan Africa: A mulitdisciplinary Kick-off Workshop

Kenyatta University (KU), is a multi-campus public university in Kenya. The main campus of Kenyatta University is located at Kahawa, Kiambu County in Ruiru Constituency, approximately 18 kilometres (11 mi), by road, northeast of the central business district of Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, off of the Nairobi-Thika Road.

The university offers bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees, and doctoral degrees through twelve campuses, as of March 2016. The degrees awarded include those in medicine and law. The university has open-learning, e-learning, school-based, part-time and full-time teaching. Kenyatta University is accredited by the Kenya Commission of University Education, the Inter-University Council for East Africa, the Africa Association of Universities, the International Association of Universities and the Commonwealth Universities.

The list of KU campuses includes the following locations:[7]

"Main Campus – Kahawa, Nairobi
Ruiru Campus – Ruiru
Parkland Campus – Parklands
Kitui Campus – Kitui
Mombasa Campus – Mombasa
City Centre Campus – Nairobi Central Business District
Nyeri Campus – Nyeri
Nakuru Campus – Nakuru
Kericho Campus – Kericho
Dadaab Campus –Dadaab
Embu Campus – Embu
Arusha Campus – Arusha, Tanzania
Kigali Campus – Kigali, Rwanda"

theInterpreter:
They really want to get good relationship with Africa before Africa explodes
Chinko are very smart

vankelvin:
You don't get it?
You Kenyans count satellite campuses as part of the number of Unis you have but we don't do that in Ghana.

University of Ghana for instance have 3 different campuses in Accra alone but we count them all as one University since they are all under one administration.

We have
University of Ghana, Atomic energy campus
University of Ghana, City campus
University of Ghana, Main Campus
and other Learning centers

Same with other Universities of which
UCC and UEW have the most satellite and learning centers

vankelvin:
Comedian

So this is the university building you are making noise about?

Below is a Day Senior High School class room block.

vankelvin:
Sure

The smallest Region is now the most populated region in the country now.

I think it's about time they spread development evenly across all regions..
And also discussions on relocating the National Capital to the central part of the country should start.

If care is not taken Greater Accra will face a serious land and security challenges..

rvp20182:
The usual Ghanian diarhoea that dont make sense.

Here is what gov has accredited.

http://nab.gov.gh/accredited_institution

Shma2020:
Lieeeees..... Come on hobbit!

The mall I showed you is labeled as university city mall - unicity mall. It's inside the campus and fully owned by the campus.

For your case, you're really struggling to defend your dwarf country. That mall is very ugly and it's not inside the university, It's located in the boundary where the campus sit. Furthermore, it's not owned by the university, university is just acting like a supportive business for market boost and the owner of the mall is the one who benefits not campus.

Your best uni can't stand our number.

Shma2020:
We're talking about university malls. Malls that universities own, not a mall close to the campus. Should I also post garden city mall because it's located near KU?

And don't fool yourself, your biggest university cannot appear anywhere in top 5 in Kenya.

Shma2020:
swimming pools, basket ball courts, tennis courts, football pitches, student shuttles, hostels are compulsory for any big university.

Now show us those malls & stadium you're talking about .

rvp20182:
Bla de bla of a goat.

vankelvin:
Let me end with this.
The official population of Ghana.
Small but mighty.

Now Greater Accra Region have taken the lead from Ashanti Region.

Shma2020:
Ku has a mall, a hospital, brt busses etc inside it.

rvp20182:
To learn about what. This your pathetic situation as of 2016

The Ghanaian government still acts as a large provider of skills in the country and there are approximately 200 public TVET institutes, with about 40,000 students; the Ministry of Education’s technical training institutes account for over 70% of this enrolment

vankelvin:
Very true. They actually have a good relationship with their banks so they take loans, build, then pay over a period of time.

One thing I like about them is the fact that they have utilized the little land they have very well.

Shma2020:
Impressive work but ugly.


Adventist University in Kenya.

Shma2020:
Kisii university library, just completed.