Shma2020: He has jumped into English after tough slap with facts .
Write properly and know how to comprehend, that will save you big from embarrassment cos you're too dense to speak about education related subjects.
I edited my post before you even commented on, it's "become" not "became" you're too petty.
The rest of your argument is childish. I told you kibera had more lights than many places in Kenya, so does that means kibera is more developed than Accra?
Another excuse from you
you are looking for a way out
view the pics and see your undeveloped country.
I only had to let you know that your write up was incoherent because your lips were shaking.
how will kibera have more light than kenya? Explain
Accra alone consumes half the electricity consumed in your entire country of 53 million people.
hope you now understands why Accra is 2000 times brighter than your entire country.
Shma2020: The reason I will always call you a dim-wit is the bolded. you can't read people's mind and come up with substantive skills of comprehension to analyze the point. What did you expect him to say apart from your roads being superb? ... Did you expect him to say your roads are in tatterdemalion state?
Wode Maya was so genuine in his comments and he clearly stated that kenyan roads can be in top 3 in africa basing his survey on the countries he has visited so far, so that means, your country is far below.
rvp2018: So roads should not be expanded at all Yes road expansion is not only solution; But Ghana - accra - apart from six lane donated road - what are you doing to get 20 lane highway?
Expanding roads is a fruitless effort because no matter what, the traffic will only get worse as more people will be incentivised to buy more cars. Because you will have to keep expanding road with population growth.
Providing public transport options removes people from the road.
Before the George walker bush Highway, we already had the Ring roads, Liberation roads, Motorway, Accra Kasoa Highway and so many other.
next excuse for why your country has so few tarred roads...
rvp2018: I see a railway crossing here - that is not an interchange - BONOBO - if we had such in kenya - it would be 1000 5.618702992647385, -0.1720236833886358 I see nothing on the last one 5.686157521831482, -0.2797399643223664
I see Tema roundabout - that is not an interchange https://www.google.co.ke/maps/place/5%C2%B041'10.3%22N+0%C2%B000'52.4%22W/@5.6848342,-0.0155618,199m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d5.6861936!4d-0.0145434?hl=en
There is a railway and a road along
The last one in the Pokuasi interchange Your eyes must be deceiving you not to notice.
Shma2020: Idiot at it again. Just peddling tantrums after tantrums. When did lights became the point of contention? Or you're just displaying your usual infantiles to evade the main topic which is the "real city in the lime light"
Your country might be superb only for your eye(hobbit's eye) the rest of the world view your country as a 5th class in africa with the likes of Uganda, Zimbabwe, Niger, Burundi and the co.
So sit down.
useless rants your English is not even coherent, I can see your lips shaking.
Wuoche: Hehehe half of the interchanges are on paper. There is no interchange in Accra known as Mahama interchange, the only interchange in that road is Kwame Nkuruma interchange and you have already mentioned it.
Noise as usual
the coordinate of them all are below
this is the coordinate of the Mahama rd interchange 5.619146760215744, -0.1527993380631738
rvp2018: Yes the same way Lagos has the most cars in the world. Traffic gridlock is sign of inefficiency in your roads. Nothing to do with cars.
Removing roundabout and replacing them with 100M dollars (CRAZY) interchanges WILL NOT SOLVE the traffic problem.
Use 100M to expand the road first - have service roads - and the work.
What Ghana is doing is crazy putting lipstick on a pig - like that Pokuasi interchange.
Guy these things are facts that can be verified.
Traffic gridlock is a sign of greater dependence on cars. No matter how wide the road is,as long as there are more cars heading to particular area at a time, you will have gridlock.
Neither does making roads 20 lanes, solves the problem. What solves traffic is the enforcement of mass transit models
The only lipsticks on pigs can be found in Kenya where everything is muddy because the roads are untarred.
rvp2018: Ghana got donated by George Bush - a 14km six lane highway - that they named George Walker Bush highway- that has most of the 10 interchanges. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Remove George Walker Bush - and you have tiny roads.
African Traveller says their traffic grindlock 30kms from the central business district - the roads are tiny.
Accra has traffic because it have more cars than Kenya
George Walker Bush highway has just 3 interchanges on it, that's 3 out of 21.
Again, your country tiny pave road network is too small to compare to that of Ghana.
You guys are barely doing half of Ghana's paved roads network
Wuoche: Ghana is the country which should pave its roads first. Actually you should be ashamed of yourself, with all the gold, oil and cocoa you could not even manage to build to 12,000km of paved roads. Kenya with tea and flowers has managed to double what Ghana has achieved.
that is less than 7% of your country total road network
Wuoche: How many times do you want me to remind you that I don't deal with research papers of first years students at Bonobo technical college? Here we deal with your government and this is what they have to say. By the way this is a November 2019 article.
Noise as usual
go build more roads or you can listen to African traveller on how superb Ghana roads are
Your roadless country has a long way to go.
why would a country have just 7% of it road paved? Do you kenyans not feel that you deserve better?
rvp2018: List the 20 interchanges in Accra. I have helped you with 10 - including TEMA. Nairobi expressway will give Nairobi very impressive expressways.
Tema motorway redevelopment will give Ghana an additional superb road that your country will have to catch up to.
Go ask African Traveller for the term he used for your interchanges.
You can refer back to my previous listing of Accra interchanges
Ministry of Roads and Highways, only 27 per cent are paved.
The paved roads are made up of trunk, feeder and urban with 41 per cent of the total network in good condition.
Mr Kwesi Amoako-Attah, the Minister of Roads and Highways, said this at the second Ghana-Japan High Quality Infrastructure Conference in Accra on Tuesday.
Current figures place it at 40% (40,000km)
Your country is struggling to catch up to the past figures on Ghana, how will it reach how current figures?
Wuoche: But in his video I only saw three interchanges, or which Afrikan Traveller are you talking about? As Accra is only having 3 interchanges, Nairobi has more than 50.
Cause he only showed you 3 of the most impressive, there are many more
rvp2018: That makes us the most credit worthy nation on earth. And we don't have to collaotrize it with minerals and cocoa like Ghana. Who does that...borrow from China and give them farmers COCOA as security. And worse you've given them all your bauxite
That makes your country a useless one about yo sink itself.
Wuoche: You ran away and started giving out senseless excuses. I would have asked you for the challenge but I know you don't have balls to stand the challenge.