₦airaland Forum

Wuoche:
Who said that Kenya is greener than Ghana? Three quarters of Kenya is a desert so if you think a desert can be green then you need some prayers. What we said was that Nairobi is greener than Accra and that's the truth that can't be disputed.

And that was proven to be a lie since Nairobi wasn't greener than Accra.

rvp2018:
Provide a source that Ghana has 85% piped water access before we proceed to more diarhoea as always.

Nairobi is supplied with more than 500,000 cubic - out 750,000 cubic meters water demand.

Northern collector is nearly completed - will add another 150 - to make it 650,000 - so we will have small short fall of 100.000

I'll leave that work to you

Just google access to water in Ghana and you will have so many sources from water.org, WB, UNICEF, WHO, Global waters and etc.
Only between 3 and 6 million Ghanaians have water access problems.



I don't do assumptions when I quote figures, i quote facts


There are 3 water treatment plants in Nairobi

Kabete treatment plant - 20,520 cubic meters
Sasumua treatment plant- 63,504 cubic meters
Thika dam and Ngethu treatment plant - 450,000 cubic meters


For this insufficient water supply for 10 million people, Nairobi has a water supply schedule which indicates when a community will receive water.
When your time has passed, you will have to find your own means to get water.

It's the 21st century, kenya, get to work.

10 million people in nairobi consumes less water than 5 million people in Greater Accra region.

68816419:
Wow , Afrikan Traveller just confirmed that Ghana is greener than Kenya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqp21VnxzyI

the kenyans wont like this

rvp2018:
LOL. You're a real tool. Don't confuse access to Improved source of drinking water with piped water.

South Africa has not reached 100% - they are at 90% - and that you know is proper upper middle class country
I bet even US has not reached 100%.

Now leave the propaganda - and focus!

1) Piped water to the house - connected to your kitchen and your toilets (without sewage)
2) Piped water to the plot or yard - not directly connected to plumbing system of the house.
3) Piped water to standby pump

This I know is way above YOUR PAY GRADE - but hobbit try again.

Once we are done with pipping - we go to the actual WATER SUPPLY

I know for a fact you main water treatment plant supply in ACCRA - measily less than 10,000 cubic meters per day - compared to Nairobi - with close to 500,000 cubic meters per day.

Are you blind? Did I say Ghana have 100% access to piped water or I said 85%?.


I wonder who as for connection to piped water and doesn't connect it to his house plumbing system.... Because that person will be genuinely mad..



You sound funny because zombie.

Kpone water treatment plant- 460,064 cubic meters
Weija water treatment plant - 246,398 cubic meters
Teshie desalination plant- 60,000 cubic meters


Nairobi 10 million people are supplied with just 250,000 cubic meters of water and only 40% of it population have access.

Being middle income or developed has nothing to do with making sure that your citizens live a healthy and good life.
Don't use that as an excuse for why kenya can't provide utilities for it citizens.

Have you checked Nairobi water rationing timetable yet to find out when your area will be supplied with water?

rvp2018:
Today we would like the newly appointed Ghana Minister of Propaganda to tell us about water situation in Ghana and Accra.

We know like the big brother - the main zoo - Nigeria - water situation is SATCHET powered - but official gov propaganda will disagree!
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/7a/c1/cf/7ac1cfe38cb4134b7d551b4310d942d5.jpg

1) How many have access to piped water to their house
2) How many have piped water to their plot or yard.
3) How many have access to public standby piped water.

I can tell you kenyan statistics - around 35% have access to piped water - and for Nairobi has about 70% on piped water (to the house, to yard, or standby) - with about remainder depending on wells/water vendors/bottled water.

KEY WORD - PIPED. We already know your electricity access is (really community access to electricity) and modern sewage system is non-existent (with last functioning one that served gov offices having been decommissioned).

85% of Ghanaians have access to piped water.

Greater Accra region - 100% access
Ashanti Region - 95%
Western region - 95%
Central region - 97%

We only do public standby pipes for small villages with less than 200 people where connection to individual houses is unaffordable.

And it continues in that order.
The 3 northern regions of Ghana have the least access to water and that is why we are building a 1 billion dollars dam to improve water supply there.

Accra has 100% fixed it sewage problems while kenya is overflowing with sewage. All the rivers in kenya have been polluted with sewage.
It is such a mess that I can't stand to watch.



Nairobi have less than 50% access to piped water and it is a mess.

Wuoche:
Just be brave enough and post Accra, let me start for you

An area far develop than most of your country

Wuoche:
Thanks for tbt, as you continue posting 2007 data from KeNHa alone, I'm giving you the current figures from your ministry of roads.

You can scream all you want

That is the data you gov't presented to AfDB and world Bank for monies


The current figures from you roads authority

Wuoche:
So your ministry of roads is lying? Is your government lying?

so your gov't is lying?

was your minister lying?

Shma:
The question should be like this, "if I justozombie didn't step foot in form four class and study human eye, wouldn't I have really overhyped glaucoma ?"

what ever form of narrative you choose to understand, you can say thanks for the education.

Shma:
Come on mor0n, Glaucoma is as common as sunrise and sunset in Kenya. only illiterates like you will take that as a big deal.

Didn't you study eye function and it's various diseases in high school? Or you just got the word on Google

idiot

If I hadn't mentioned it here, would you have know about it?
Illiterate like you

Patrioticbreed9:
awwn! just30 please take it easy on the kenyans, i feel like crying hmm! hmm!.. kenya is just a plane junk yard with psycos.. when goat cant drink the milk a cat would! oh kenya! makavuli si ikit mzanzi a jumbo a kenyata zakuveta te le kum ga gweta!

oh

I've been merciful oo

I've stopped exposing the country kenya, but the kenyans here always want me to say something about their country.

Pokuasi and Kasoa Bulk supply station almost completed


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1z50YTKSHQ

Wuoche:
Not as tiny as yours. Now this is your minister of roads talking

The guy is confidently saying that 61% of those teen kilometers of paved roads are in poor condition. Who will save Ghana?

Again, you can only quote a political statement meant for political campaigns radio interviews without facts.

Facts scarce you so much



Go and pave your country 226,000km of unpaved roads in the village you live in and call a country.


Ghana is closer to 50% of it total road network being tarred.


You country should try that and let see if it wouldn't go bankrupt

When a Kenyan sees a cow

Wuoche:
I deal with government figures not those exaggerated fidures from your rotten brain. Look at these two screenshots and then learn to accept the truth. Kenyan government said that our road network is less than 250,000km and your government also says that your road network is 78,000km.

Noise as usual

It is dumbness that is doing you so you cant even read the data you gov't present.


Your country will break it back to tar the length of roads Ghana has tarred.


Doing that will bankrupt kenya
Anyway, try paving more roads cause that is so tiny

Wuoche:
I do know that our total road network is 163,000km compared to Ghana's 78,000km.

Frist of all, you are dumb

Kenya total road network is 247,000km and only 63,000km of it is classified


Ghana total road network is 109,515km and 80,000km of it is classified


You can keep making a fool of yourself, WAN*KER

Wuoche:
Thanks admitting that it's sideshow article, now let's see what your government is saying

SO gov't submit sideshow reports ?

what a shame


Is it not a shave that the classified road network of Ghana is larger than your country classified road network?



What a WAN*KER you are

Wuoche:
So according to your head 2007 is most recent than 2019? I think you should look for brain check up.

So your dumb self dont know that your classified road network is 63,000km as reported by your government in 2019?

Wuoche:
Between you and your government who should we believe? On my side o believe your government which says that only 12,000km of roads are paved in Ghana.

Here is the tarred roads network as presented by my gov't and reported by an independent researcher



no more noise from you

Go and tarred more roads in your country

Wuoche:
Let me feed you with the updated table. You can take that outdated to your government so that they can learn on how to increase your paved roads from 12,000km to at least 12,500

so, after so many year of being independent, your country has only been able to catch up to Ghana 1980 pave roads network?


And bitumen surface roads forms the majority of your paved roads network?


how backward, what happened to Asphalt?

Wuoche:
Continue relying on 2007 data, you have freedom to do so . Ghana's total road network in 2021 is 78,000km while Kenya's is 163,000km.

That is a recent data provided by your government


unless you want to tell me that the total road network in your country in 63,000km

Wuoche:
It's very funny that you don't agree with your government just because they don't satisfy your lies You resort to fake reports which you can't even provide their links. Your lies doesn't even give you time to read your fake report which says that Ghana got her first paved road in 1990 and not in the 1980 you are talking about was just dust and mud all over your Zoo.

The report says, first tarred road.

This means, the first time we asphalted a road was in that year.


Oh boy, you also cant read?

in 1980, we had a paved road network of 20,000km which were mostly bituminous roads

Wuoche:
That I'm going to show you right away but first I want you to accept that your road network is 78,000km according to your government.

I guess you dont know the difference between Classified road network and total road network which include unclassified ones.


Unless you want to tell me that the total road network of kenya is 63,000km as see below




Anyway, it is a shame that your country International trunk roads is only 1500km
Ghana trunk roads is almost 20,000km ( they form the international network)

Wuoche:
I don't deal with unverified reports. We trust your government on this road issue and it's that government which said your road network is 78,000 with 16% of it paved giving us 12,000km.

Let me help you with the verified report




40,000KM OF PAVED ROADS

that puts your country to shame after so many years of being independent, you can only boost of Ghana 1980 paved roads network

rvp2018:
Ghana should create a new ministry for you. The Ministry of Propaganda. You can do well in your country.

I know you are allergic to facts, let me post it to you


You see how it has the same length of roads as your overpriced expressway

Wuoche:
I deal with your government not those sideshows. It's your government which said that your paved roads are 12,000km and that's what we all believe in.

Can you show where 12,000 is stated as paved roads?

Even our Trunk roads network alone, which is all paved is greater than your country total paved roads.

rvp2018:
First obviously there is no construction going on there that is serious - just 100M dollar worth of overprized interchange. Kenya is build billion dollars projects. We just completed 5B dollars SGR that including blasting 5km underground tunnel.

In working country like Kenya - trust me - you cannot dump dust on neigherbhood like that. Yes trucks in Kenya are COVERED. Do you have something like NEMA?

Check Kenya videos ; see any construction site; and see if not covered with green net; and trucks are also covered if they have to pass the city or town.

It is impossible to prevent dust and mud from being spread around a heavy construction are where earth excavation is happening.


first of all, the actual cost of the interchange is 84 million dollars and it comes with additional roads.

The project is priced competitively and it put your overpriced expressway to shame by showing how much that road in your country is overpriced.

The Facts remains, Ghana has 40,000km of paved roads


Kenya will have to break it backs to catch up

after years of you guess getting ripped off by everyone, you still haven't learn a thing

Shma:
I'm not surprised cos glaucoma damaged you Looooong time ago.

see the kid whom i thought glaucoma




Go and watch the video again and see all the paved roads in that area.

rvp2018:
Yes this first time we are seeing construction activities covering paved roads completely. Jesus christ. Which construction activity again is blowing all that dust....and why can't you not cover the construction area. Kenya you cannot construct without taking care of that.

Of course we are not idiots to believe there is any aspahlt there slowpoke.

Then you've not been to a heavy construction site before.

Anyway, it must be because no heavy construction happens in your country.

when you enclose a construction site, does that stop trucks from carting excavated sand ?

Shma:
Indeed.

i guess you are blind not to see a paved road covered in sand and dust from construction activity

rvp2018:
LOL Where is the sand coming from if all the roads are paved - Abuja dude at least had sensible explanation of sijui hammattan or something like that - dust bowl of West Africa.

When construction is happening, where does the sand comes from?


crazy kid