₦airaland Forum

rvp20182:
You're still a .cking communist nation with all the land owned by chiefs, princes and kings and with entire economy nearly informal. The private sector is very minor part of your country.

In low income countries such as Nigeria, Mali, Tanzania, Ghana and Rwanda,
permanent/formal wage employment in the private sector represents less than 2% of total
employment. Permanent/formal wage employment in the private sector is on the other hand largest
in the three middle income countries in the sample, peaking at 46% of total employment in South
Africa, 23% in Botswana and 18% in Egypt (Table 3)

something is wrong with your head

Chiefs are the rightful owners of land, held in custody for their communities. 40% of all lands, 30% are family lands.

This is not Kenya where your communist oligarch have taken all lands, leaving 99% of Kenyans extremely poor.
With no land to even farm on.

The private sector in Ghana is the single largest employer and the largest contributor to Ghana's GDP.

Ghana is not a fvcked up country like Kenya where the private sector is minute and almost non existent.
Here in Ghana, 94% of all companies are privately owned.
90% of all employment is created by the private sector.

In Kenya, the private sector only employs 67% of people.
This is extremely small

A low income country like Kenya where per capita income is a meagre 1750 dollars

rvp20182:
Tanzanian communist state failed in 1985 when country became broke..Nyerere apologized for the failed experiment and retired owning only his bicycle. Ethiopia went through many famines until Meles zenawi in 90s took power and adopted some capitalism.Ghana became broke in 1962 and went through many famines until they dumped their communism.Kenya continue to do well despite being largely arid because we refused to go communist way.Kenya is more food secure than Tanzania and is well known food exporter...not just to regional markets but worldwide..all from 11% of it arable land

Ghana communism?

Something is wrong with your head

rvp2018:
Political economics - the realm that deals with political systems (democracy) and economic systems (capitalism). Ideally capitalism is closer to economics (market economics) hence very successfully in creating wealth- and communism is really politics (equality) - popular but a colossal failure economically -and socialism is an attempt to marry the two.

I wonder what you wanted to achieve here.

Anyway, since you made some of my points for me, I'll pass.

rvp2018:
The usual nonsense from the resident madman.

Just say you dont know what I'm talking about, so i can educate you

crazy kid

rvp2018:
You've ran away with your ugly 1/8 town houses - and apartment - boy just shut up. Even South African will shut up in apartments when it come to Nairobi. Egypt Cairo yes.

another diversion

Say no to low standard living in Kenya and you might be able to build beautifully well-developed communities like Ghana has and your standard of living and quality of life will improve

rvp2018:
East Legon has a Total area of 4.95 km². That is as small as kibera.
Westland const - which is not inclusive of kilimani/kilelewshwa in that list is 97 SQKm. That is 20 times bigger.

East Legon Measure 32 square kilometres in size.

Next time dont depend on outdated wiki info.

There are simple map tools to use

Kilimani/kileleshwas,westland, muthiaga is 28 square kilometers in size.

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gallivant:
You lost your head a long time ago.

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gallivant:
Can you stop abusing the world mansion to sound sophisticated it's annoying. Don't call a bungalow or a maisonette a mansion it reaks of a village mentality.

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Combine Kilimani, kileleshwas, westland, parklands, muthiaga and Runda and you will have the size of East Legon.

rvp2018:
Nairobi Middle class - mostly town houses and high class apartments - they are still in good side of Nairobi - these are KIlimanis, Kileleshwas, Westland, Parklands.


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

Dont mind him

vankelvin:
The guy has a big problem oo.

He thinks East Legon is an Estate in Accra meanwhile the place is a huge community.

rvp2018:
Apartments in Kenya have their standards - from upper middle class to lower middle class - to pipelines. Some apartments in Nairobi cost anything from 0.5M dollars.

And they are not temporary. People buy units there. It's people houses. Majority of course by landlords.

Yeah we know the standards

Its is extremely low, rusty and rotting away.

The only nices apartments in Nairobi are usually for short stay rentals, because 99% of kenyans cant afford it.

rvp2018:
Huge? Nairobi upper middle class and high rise estate occupy nearly HALF NAIROBI landmass. It coz of huge land holding per individuals.

The apartments in eastland then carry on 2/3 of Nairobi. That small area of 10Kms square is parked with apartments.

That is how MODERN cities are.

Let me laugh at you

rvp2018:
You choose communism and went bankrupt for record 17 times. You were bankrupt by 1962. And still today.

Kenya is capitalism. Kenyattas own like thousands of acres in Nairobi.

It doesn't mean we will lack land. We build VERTICALLY. That is why Nairobi has lots of high rises.

no diversions kiddo

Your vertical structures are mostly for short rentals.

they mostly remain empty.

while everyone lives in the slum

WHile we post a community as huge as East Legon, that has many estates in it, Rvp can only post an estate with barely 7000 people in it.

rvp2018:
These are LOWER middle class estates. Not even proper middle class. These estates you find in Nairobi Eastlands.

In Nariobi - to help you - any house that sit on a 1/8 of an acre - that is lower middle class.

At least 1/4 acre you start becoming middle class.

But generally from 1/2 acre to 1 acres is upper middle class.

1 acre plus is now upper class - high end. This is why Karen is very highly ranked because units there on average sits on 5 acres of land - now reduced to maybe on average 2 acres. Previously it was NOT possible to subdivide Karen into unit less than 5acres - but majority sit even on 20 acres or more. The house in East Legon are SERVANT QUARTERS for staff in the rich house of Nairobi.

The more land the more facilities - but 1/8 of an acre - and you're saying the BEST you got

What can you squeeze in 1/8 of a plot.

Rants

Even the rich in Kenya live is miserable properties.

In Nairobi, those mess of a property in Runda with shity interior designs and stuffs sitting on acres of land are village properties in Ghana.

Giving one acre for one person to live on while the remaining 4 million people live on 28 acres of land is miserable.

Here, we sell lands to make sure that whether rich or poor, you can at least afford to own 1/8 or 1/4th an acre to build your own mansion and live comfortably.

Again, this is one of many reasons why Ghanaians have higher standards of living and Quality of Living than kenyans

Until kenya fix it housing crisis for Kenyans to afford owning homes, the quality of living of kenyans will remain low.

The East Legon that gaves Rvp sleepless nights after realising that no community in Kenya can match its development and sophistication.

Rvp has searched the entire youtube for a community in Kenya that can compare but has found none, because everything in kenya is low class.

Meanwhile, East Legon is just the third-best neighbourhood to live in in Accra.

Kenya need to work hard to develop good communities as this


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igVnXBS7ThE&t=838s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY4ZSNg3N9U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebJ8qfWQFsM&list=LL&index=123


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mhw11jqBIXA&t=49s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ihHmvaeeDM&t=274s

rvp2018:
Rat soup must have an uknown hallucinant

after receiving a merciless beating last week, you're drunk again on changaa combine with animal blood and back again for more .

rvp2018:
Accra should aim for Mombasa..and so should Abuja

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrgND_lHIQ0

Mombasa will be like a village in Accra, if Accra had villages.

rvp2018:
Nairobi and Accra in one sentence Nairobi is overtaking Joburg. Ghana should aim for Mombasa. Mombasa is many miles ahead.

noise as usual

Accra will still remain king over Nairobi

Joburg is light years over Nairobi, a century away in development for Nairobi.



I like it when you tag Nairobi along Joburg, only insanity will make you do that

rvp2018:
Nairobi downtown - old cbd - you can see trees linning tall buildings. Let say Nigeria and Ghana are far from this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP7vuO7WRXA

here you go again seeking attention.

Meanwhile, Accra has more trees than Nairobi.

Roan77:
Where do you stay in Accra? Maybe you can help me negotiate for monthly rent when next I come for a visit.

hit me up when you do.

Roan77:
Naa bro.
In Accra, you pay for 2 years at once to rent.

You can get to pay monthly if you negotiate

POKUASI2:
ok, so when goods is loaded from a Bonded warehouse onto a truck with GSP tracker fixed on the truck.
Can you tell me about that one too mr. I know it all that knows next to nothing

which section of it do you want to know?

GSP trackers are placed on cross border goods

POKUASI2:
Goes to show how daft most of you brain dead Ghanaian are..
Please what is the function of a Bonded warehouse?

a bonded warehouse deals with imported goods retention.

Thank me for the education.

POKUASI2:
I know as an average Ghanaian, English language has always been a challenge to you..
Oh sorry, I should have typed twi so you can understand the difference between live ( right now, and LIVED (time passed)

let the comedy show continue

POKUASI2:
phone and battery that knows customs guys in charge of Bonded warehouse.. typical Ghanaian with fish brain functioning at half capacity

Everyone that import and exports, knows custom guys at bonded warehouses

POKUASI2:
I lived at spintex and pass by the seat of their govt everyday coming to Accra..
I pass airport city, 37 sankara, independence Avenue to Cantoment.
There's nowhere in Accra that most of them here see on TV that I don't know physically

So you no more live at pokuasi, where you spend 5 hours in traffic?
And you no more work at Accra CMB, you are now working with Orientals?

When an accident cause traffic on Kumasi - Accra highway (Nkwakwa stretch and Ejisu stretch)

Burma-Camp-Airport-Hills-Spintex-Flower-Pot-Overpass-Road

Journey to Western North ( Prestea Huni Valley)

rvp20182:
We import and export power to Uganda and Tanzania...soon Ethiopia. Planned maintenance are for selected areas.i have been Nairobi since mid December...I can say total hours for two months that power has disappeared is not even 5hours..kenya is nearly as good as Europe in power(power has never went out) and better in internet. The same with water...although some areas have issues..

Let me laugh