₦airaland Forum

Tayser:
You can make your point without lying hobbit.

rvp2018:
Ruai - Dandora Sewage treatment plant - has about 5,000 acres of land - one of the largest treatment plant in Africa - with capacity of 160,000 cubic per day. What do you have in Ghana - largest I see is Lavender Hill - with 2,000 cubic meter capacity - and other very tiny ones.

Like this safi sana https://safisana.org/

And compare this to that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szrJRHn11cU

rvp2018:
Atlantic ocean is not a wastewater treatment plant

In the year 2006, about 200,000 m3 of FS was collected and dumped into the Atlantic Ocean without treatment [12]. In 2010 this figure increased to about 550,000 m3, as inferred from Koppelaar et al. [13].]

Total treated sewage in Accra is not even 5,000 m3/day

Over the years, Accra has had three major FS treatment plants, located at Achimota, Teshie-Nungua and Korle Gonno (Old Lavender Hill) [15, 16, 17], but Achimota and Korle Gonno have since been decommissioned. The Teshie-Nungua waste stabilisation ponds (10,000 metric tonnes capacity) [27] receive a daily FS loading of 80–100 m3 [9], [16]. Currently, Accra has several operational FS treatment plants with relatively modern technologies being used, the most prominent of them being the 2,000 m3/day capacity Lavender Hill faecal treatment plant (FTP). In addition to this, there is the Slamson Ghana cesspit treatment plant (400 m3/day capacity) situated at the Old Lavender Hill and the Kotoku FTP (1,000 m3/day capacity). The Safi Sana waste-to-energy plant (WTEP) and the Jekora Ventures Limited Fortifier Compost Plant (FCP) also use FS for the production of organic fertilisers and biofuel

leQubit:
Again not tryng to be an hater but saw ths.. More than 80 percent of the sewage generated by the two million people of Ghana’s sea-front capital Accra has been dumped in the ocean, untreated.

leQubit:
Not trying to be an hater but..where does all that cash go to..ever since i joined ths forum its hard to see ths called Ghana development projects

Appisko:
Ghana received a total of 279 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) projects valued at US$ 2.7b in 2020 in spite of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The projects will go into areas such as manufacturing, agric, building and construction, services, mining, export trading and petroleum.

rvp2018:
Yes both Ruai and Kariobangi sewage land had been grabbed - like many public utilities - in the existing slums and informal settlements. But good thing with kenya - eventually they will be recovered. Ruai had 3,000-4,000 reserve land for future sewage - but about 2,000 or more had been grabbed. Most of it was restored to the sewage and was the Kariobangi sewage estate.

Anyway with Phase 2 taking sewage to 70%.

We need to fix the 30% - and I suspect majority here are slums or informal settlements - and for example restore Nairobi Dam - from the mess that Kibera slum has created.

Nairobi badly need that dam - for water related acitivites.

"The Nairobi Dam situated next to Kibera was built in 1953 but fell into disuse in the late 1980s after years of pollution and subsequent colonisation by water hyacinth."

As for ACCRA, LAGOS and their Septic tanks We leave them at mercies of Cholera when it rains; and their septic tanks overflow.

kikuyu1:
Nigga, last night I posted pix of Kwabenya junction!

rvp2018:
What is the name of multicored building - the tallest in accra - villagio - I have seen videos of it - roads around it UNPAVED. It like ABUJA

rvp2018:
More diarhoea from choleric ghanian.

Let me help you.

See the biggest difference btw Nairobi and Accra is INFORMALITY.

In Nairobi - when you want to build a house or subdivide land - you have to start by building the road - or you're not getting sub-division approved or building plan approved.

Nairobi city council and gov agencies just build the main highways and roads - but inner roads - that is built by residents to their driveway - or again NO BUILDING PLAN is approved.

Don't be suprised therefore if you look at Nairobi City (leave the metro) - you cannot see unpaved roads - except in Informal settlements (slums)

rvp2018:
You're talking potholes - when you have unpaved road right in your central business 'slum'. Why don't you pave roads right in your main city.

Now I remember when you once asked me what % of Nairobi roads are paved - and I was like - that strange question.

Coz Nairobi paved road is almost 95%.

rvp2018:
Nigeria will only grow by 1.5% from the recession this year - so how it possible they will be 514B - never mind the figures only make sense to Yemi Kale.

Meanwhile Morroco should be worried - kenya will overtake it in 3yrs max.

rvp2018:
Do we have to remind you every day that GHANA: BEYOND AID strategy had old Nairobi as it's north star.

Now let look at upper hill street level

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KesHKM8dXhw

rvp2018:
Ghana North Star. No west african city can come close to this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4XKEKiKkHY

vankelvin:
Ask again bro

vankelvin:
That guy has a mental problem, serious one

vankelvin:
I guess your clients are psychiatric patients

you are a Lunattic

vankelvin:
Kenya 10% open defecation translates into 10 Million people?

Question, what's the population size of Kenya?


Nigeria 20% open defecation translates into 50 Million?

Question, What's the population size of Nigerian?


By the way, Which school did you attend?

All your comments on this page speaks a lot about you.
You sound like a mentally deranged idiot

kikuyu1:
Typical zoo dysfunction! Look at the 2 maps: one is a water stressed nation with 5 deserts and the other has major rivers every 70 or so km.
Yet the latter has worse water,sanitation and hygiene! I can ONLY imagine what its like in that tropical heat and humidity.

rvp2018:
Turkana and Marsabit in norther remote kenya openly defacate like most Ghanians including those in Accra.

rvp2018:
Not comparable by far. Left over water bottles; and raw sewage?

rvp2018:
Ghana and Beach? Who died? Who want to swim in raw sewage? This just few meters from independence square right in Central ACCRA Truly the dirtiest notoriety is well earned.

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

This is example of a beach - please don't misuse the word again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFbX8fUNDoc

rvp2018:
2008 is not 2 decade - it's exactly 12/13 yrs from - and nothing has changed - the scumbags delicacy remain the sewer rats.

rvp2018:
Air pollution 2019 - Only DRC Congo beat the dirty Ghana. Not even Nigeria come close to the scumbags.
https://www.muntaka.com/air-pollution-in-ghana-iqair-report/

rvp2018:
Ghana really beyond the pale. No wonder the city looks really dirty

Dodging faeces on the beaches - The New Humanitarianhttps://www.thenewhumanitarian.org › report › ghana-...
16 Sep 2008 — With four million people without access to a toilet and 4.5 million with no sewage facilities, the World Health Organization (WHO) and UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) recently ranked Ghana the fourth most unsanitary country in Africa in a total of 52 judged, and the second dirtiest out of 15 West African countries.

rvp2018:
This year alone in 3 months - you already have 10K cases of cholera
https://knoema.com/atlas/Ghana/topics/Health/Communicable-Diseases/Cholera-cases

rvp2018:
Cholera would not infect 15,000 people if you had it nailed. Learn from Ethiopia. And stop trying to sell us nonsense like Biodigesters How do you ensure everyone is doing that - not dumping sewage on the sea.

It very cheap to fix sewer system - for example we are spending 60m dollars to move Nairobi from 50 to 70%.

Mr Duncan said that although in 1990 when Ghana had seven per cent coverage Ethiopia only had three per cent coverage; the country had been bypassed by Ethiopia, which now has 28 per cent coverage, while Guinea has also progressed from eight to 20 per cent.

rvp2018:
Argue with this empirical publication...that comes top when I search GHANA+Cholera.

Cyclical cholera outbreaks in Ghana: filth, not myth | Infectious ...https://idpjournal.biomedcentral.com › articles
by N Mireku-Gyimah · 2018 · Cited by 7 — Ranked among the world's dirtiest countries, Ghana has poor environmental sanitation and hygiene, and a lack of potable water, all of which ...

rvp2018:
Ranked among the world's dirtiest countries, Ghana has poor environmental sanitation and hygiene, and a lack of potable water

rvp2018:
More like we dont need main electricity - let everyone install solar.lame excuse