₦airaland Forum

Shma2020:
This is your best opportunity to seek for shackman's ar*s... Go massage it, lick it and even f*ck it .. It won't dispute the fact that South African is the most developed country in Africa but has many slums unimaginable.

Cry me a river

I'm contributing to his point

you can wail all you want.

You still need to explain why your country is so dark..

Shma2020:
You'll say this because hobbits don't need tall Buldings and they don't have.

Now let's go to dwarf buldings.

Zombie

I say this because the countries I know to be developed don't need them.


Dwarf buildings as you call them are very beautiful

The make a city look very bright and developed.

AfriqueDuZuid:
LOL they should tell us why 60% of their urban population live in slums

The should tell us why urbanization rate in kenya is 30% after around 60 year of independence

They said, they love being villagers more than being in an urban environment.


Today they don't understand why their country is dark...

why tarmac roads is only 7% of your country network

gallivant:
Is picking cocoa development? Growth in cities and infrastructure is a better yardstick but you know you don't fare very well in that aspect hence the noise.

Looking bright at night is development

Shma2020:
South Africa .. Where you don't see on social media.

These are small compare to those that exist in kenya on a massive scale.

You do realise that they live better lives than 90 to 95% of Kenyans, right?

Shma2020:
See your life.
https://unequalscenes.com/south-africa

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gallivant:
Lol

You do know nobody believes your nonsense anymore. Post Accra if you want people talking about Ghana.

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Shma2020:
You mean Ghana? 20fls?

Tallest Bulding in Ghana is 23floors and it's ugly as f*ck.

development is not about having tallest buildings

theenchanter:
it was kazikazi that posted it first..... Now u

Kenyans will be wondering how they're being lied to.

unfortunately they wont figure it out because they are just too dumb

AfriqueDuZuid:
I just hope people will understand that tall buildings are not all that.

SA is no longer building skyscrapers

Check Menlyn, waterfall city, century city, steyn city.. Etc yet they are the most advance, most developed cities in SA

The Kenyans are yet to realise that.

They are busy on the path of North Korea that build skyscrapers for tourist to come and see that they are not all that bad.

Shma2020:
This is the entire hobbitopia land.

Your biggest city is a proper yardstick for that case.

Any sane eye will see that you don't have the capacity even to hit 5mt.

zmobie

my city is far bigger than yours and its developed


I cant say same for your slum infested gabbage rolling on untarred roads city

Shma2020:
You didn't.

You can ask Vlain

Shma2020:
If we were to post little things, you'll be all surprised cos cranes are all over Nairobi.

We only post 20fls+ buildings and iconic apartments which can never be found anywhere in Ghana .

We need to show these hobbits that they're not anywhere in our level.

The kind of massive construction covering a 70 square kilometres area in Ghana, it will take your country a decade to develop something on the same massive skill.

That is as huge as combining all the best places in Kenya into one

theenchanter:
why do satellite image always shatter kenya's illumination gloom?

They are always projecting and being lied to.

It will always exposed them

theenchanter:
little things like posting a pics showing two cranes and call it "construction boom"

I cry for them

they are such villagers

Shma2020:
2020 was 10 million metric tones.
2021 it will be 14 million metric tones

Ghana is 5mt if not 4mt

foolish kid


do you even have the capacity to produce or import 10Mt?



Ghana consumed 6.5 million metric tonnes

your country consumed 4.37 metric tonnes

Ive already given Vlain the link

you can go back, you will see it

fool

Shma2020:
Just drop the link, don't disappoint your ally Vlain , he will cry

Shma2020:
Where did you built our country when you're busy aiming at her .

Where did you built it when you're busy seeking asylum as refugees in our own country?

Mr, how old are you?

you don't even know the difference between established and built.

Why will we aim for a country not as developed as Ghana?

What will I be doing in your dirty country?

Shma2020:
Vlain aka samorobo and I are still waiting for the link to this methodology, what should I tell him?

There is no methodology to a camera observation from space.

everything is set

woyale

Shma2020:
And I've also given you the same in 2019 so who's tripping?

Don't rant what you don't know okay, if we dig it dip to what cement has done to your country you'll simply make a moonlight flit.

we are talking 2020 and you are here mentioning 2019?

In 2019, your country consumption was even less.

Shma2020:
I will not say all countries in West Africa are irrelevant but Ghana is absolutely irrelevant.

Tanzania, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda etc are above Ghana. You might be doing better than Somalia, South Sudan or Burundi maybe.

Seek relevance somewhere.

Noise as usual

Compare to Ghana, all East African countries are undeveloped.

That's is why they all use Ghana as their yardstick for development.

Relevance is when all East African countries had to be established by Ghana, except Ethiopia.

rvp20182:
Nigeria (GENERATOR) and Ghana (DUMSOR) can only dream of this - even South Africa with load shedding

Our power utility to start compensating for any power cut

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/corporate/companies/kenya-power-consumers-for-blackouts-3388054

Look at how Bright Ghana is

Look at Nigeria brightness


Look at your dark country.

Shma2020:
Mine is from Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. Don't tell me about international stuffs which gives projection and estimated figures.

Before data reaches any international platform, it should be scrutinized and analyzed by Kenyan government through the board above.

You can sing all you want but the fact will still remain, okay?

Kenya by now should be playing at nine point something if not ten.

Mine quotes Kenya National Bureau of Statistics.

rvp20182:
For 8 months of 2020 - otherwise year ended with 20% up 6.5M.

Kenya construction industry had rough patch from 2015/2016 -- when Kenya parliament passed Interest rate Control act -- otherwise if it had followed projection it would already be 10M metric tonnes.

Now that we did away with Interest Rate control - Banks are now lending to the real estate sector.

As for Ghana - you bonobo cannot even distinguish btw Installed Capacity and real production and consumption.

Ghana consumption has not reached 5M.

Crazy kid

Ghana has a cement production capacity of 12 Million Metric tonnes

In 2020, consumption dropped to 6.5 million metric tonnes.

Shma2020:
In this platform, Ghana is down the barrel.

The only relevant countries here are South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria.

I will also add Tanzania cos it's above Ghana in all ramifications.

Ghana is underdeveloped and a village.

noise as usual


on this forum all East African countries are irrelevant, they don't match up to any of the countries on this forum in any developmental issue.


Mention on a thing your country can Match up to Ghana in, lets your relevance?

rvp20182:
You should have shared the global registry and shut up. That is rebuttal enough. Bonobo.

noisemaker as usual

https://www.cemnet.com/News/story/169677/kenya-cement-consumption-sees-8m20-record-high.html

Shma2020:
Lies. your sources are always outdated and holds no water.

Cement consumption rises 20pc

Cement consumption in Kenya rose by 20 percent last year to hit 6.5 million tonnes, driven by both private and public sector construction activity that defied the Covid-19 pandemic.

Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics shows that the increase was the biggest since 2014 , when the volumes were boosted by the start of construction of the Nairobi-Mombasa standard gauge railway.

Cement consumption has been one of the few economic indicators that have remained robust in the face of the pandemic.

Developers continued their projects even with the Covid related restrictions, although they reduced their headcount on sites to comply with social distancing measures.

A National Construction Authority (NCA) report shows that there were more private projects approved and supervised by its engineers than public projects, indicating that Kenyans spent the lockdown time to put up residential and commercial properties.

According to the Architectural Association of Kenya’s (AAK) Status of The Built Environment report for the second half of the year, construction activity “contrasted with other indicators in the property market like rent, home prices and land costs that reported subdued growth”.

In the public sector, NCA said it sanctioned 85 big ticket projects undertaken by the county governments (31), the national government (21) and parastatals (33) during the second half of 2020,with 12 of these being valued above Sh1 billion each.

During a similar period in 2019, NCA approved 66 projects, where 28 were submitted by county governments, national government (7) and parastatals (31), with10 worth above Sh1 billion each.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/markets/market-news/cement-consumption-rises-20pc-3296480


This is 2019 zombie.

My source is the global registry on the cement industry

your nonsense lies from your useless newspapers can be kept to yourself

AfriqueDuZuid:
LOL

These kids are just villagers

Wuoche:
Madman is looking for relevancy, please engage me the day Ghana will tarmac more than 12,000km.

crazy kid

you so badly want to compare your country to Ghana but its good that you have realise that there is nothing that your country can match Ghana in.

You need relevance from us, just so you can roll shoulder to shoulder with our progress.

Kenya tarmac roads is 1/10th that of Ghana.

Shma2020:
In 2019 we were at 6.5 million tonnes.
Construction boom has been seen during pandemic period and we might be hitting 10 million tonnes at the end of 2021.

Why should you lie man? Surely hobbit you're so annoying bana.

Shut the fuvk up you fool...


Kenya's cement consumption for the 8M20 has hit a decade-high of 4.37Mt, according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. Consumption rose by 11 per cent form the 3.95Mt recorded in the same period a year earlier.

Kenyan cement consumption has not passed 4.18Mt since 2016 and the rise in 2020 comes during the disruptions of COVID-19. Small-scale construction projects were largely unaffected in Kenya by the pandemic and restrictions imposed in March 2020.


In 2020 Cement consumption in Kenya was 4.37Mt and that was the highest since 2010.

theenchanter:
lol, it's actually not surprising. Little things is kinda big to them.

These children are just fools

Wuoche:
Nairobi is on a construction boom. When Nigerians see things like these they are forced to post renders just to become relevant

you call 4.5 million metric tonnes cement consumption a construction boom ?


You these villagers will neve never seize to surprise.

Nigeria is doing about 20 million metric tons and they are not calling it a construction boom.