Vlain: Lol I was about posting this.! It will take Kenya a century to hit this level. Little wonder why the mediocre,paltry Nairobi expressway is a course for celebration in Kenya in this 21st.
Wuoche: I don't have interest in your less than 2 minutes drive that was captured in 2015. I have the most recent drone photos which covers a wider area than anybody can imagine
I guess your dumb mind thinks industries vanish in 2 year
For over 45 years now, the West African nation has suffered recurring cholera outbreaks. In 2014, the Ministry of Health recorded more than 15,000 cases, resulting in around 130 deaths in eight out of its 10 districts.
Keep making up your own stories.
While Ghana placed an end to Cholera in 2016 and haven't recorded cases since, every year, about a 100 kenyans die from CHOLERA.
Cholera – Kenya ... From 1 January though 29 November 2017, a total of 3967 laboratory-confirmed and probable cases including 76 deaths
rvp2018: Try invest in modern sewage system. Nairobi has 50% sewage coverage (now expanding to 70%), 40% improved sanitization (ghana type of cesspit/soakpit/bigodigesters) - THIS WE MUST ELIMINATE 10% shared sanitisation Less than 1% open defacation.
Meanwhile If I ever come to West Africa - I will never eat FISH https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ghana-environment-water-health-idUSKBN17F207 For decades, cesspit tankers emptied their cargoes of sewage here, collected from across the Accra metropolitan area, while residents traditionally used the site for open defecation.
Some 500 meters away in Jamestown village, 32-year-old Maxwell Lamptay fishes every day in water locals say is contaminated with faeces.
Ghana approved a revised environmental sanitation policy in 2010 that was meant to put an end to the tradition of emptying untreated sewage into the ocean, now more than a century old.
There are way more efficient sewage systems than a central sewage system.
Individual Biogas systems are some of the most modern ones.
Nairobians need to stop defecating in plastic bags and throwing them over people roofs
Wuoche: Ok madman, then let's appreciate the beauty of the most advanced and beautiful city in the world. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Accra Ghana, the most beautiful in the entire universe
villager
That entire Kaneshie area is far developed than your Nairobi with it untarred roads, no water supply and unplanned unpainted buildings.
rvp2018: Let talk modern sewage - that is lacking in Accra and many west africa slumpolis.
Nairobi's Dandora Estate Sewerage Treatment Plant (Located in Ruai Nairob) features the largest wastewater stabilisation pond in Africa, treating 80,000 m³ of sewerage per day (80% of Nairobi’s wastewater). - With installed capacity of 160,000 M3.
The Kariobangi sewerage treatment plant, which sits on a 30.2 hectares (74.6 acres) - handles the 20% of the remainder.
Wuoche: Accra is a ugly village. Never use the word "Nice City" and Accra in the same sentence again cause you are misusing the phrase.
Nairobi remains the only Ugly village in Africa and it will remain so for a very long time as long as extreme poverty keeps increasing in your country.
Zfree: This I agree with you. Accra lacks any semblance of city planning. From the African traveller drone video, all one can see is rusty iron sheet roofed shacks sprawling all over the place.
African traveller video was of the light industrial area of Accra and there are no shacks in there
Saddamochieng00: You should have countered that with photos of your "developed" rail system not just empty talk. That's why we never take you guys seriously. Since I joined this thread I've only seen one photo of your CBD(taken from different angles)
There is already videos of developed rail systems from Ghana on this forum, posted by me the last time kids like you went on this argument.
We have always posted different places of our CBD which is very large unlike you kenyan kids who have only been able to post 2km areas.
forgiveness: We don't hide behind Photoshop. That's the message. You grasp?
You can see I know longer waste my time arguing with Kenyans here regarding which country is more developed infrastructurally between Nigeria and Kenya.
Mr man, Kenya is still far behind. Just one city as big as Kenya is is developing.
forgiveness: Alright, then. You should know Lagos city is on Islands surrounded by Lakes, Lagoon, and sea. That's the obvious things you see as you approach and enter Lagos.
Foreigners do catch their breath entering Lagos for the first time.