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popizaino:
On the bolded,sounds like you are describing Accra

Is there anywhere in Accra that fits that description?

Shma2020:
But why do you always take chances to come and air your desperation mode .

Just air your frustration at the right time when we're not busy debating with other big countries.

aww the lil girl needs a napkin


someone hand her one, please.

The pain must be too much for you

Shma2020:
A stage of licking ar*ses. .

You tried the same approach to jln115 but luckily he gave you blue ticks.

weep

lil girl

your country arse has been exposed big time and which has resulted in you daily rampage in repetition



The repetition wont change the fact that everywhere is a slum and with untarred roads

Shma2020:
You're the one weeping.

If your father is being stripped naked in front of you what do you expect from you As a child ?

keep weeping

and it wont change the fact that your country is a big mess

Shaytun:
The Delusion.

They slap a few buidings on a small cluster of land and proclaim they are the bet in africa

something is wrong with their heads

Shma2020:
Stage 1 - taking advantage of situation.
Stage 2 - licking ar*s along the way.

We're waiting for stage 3.....

let the weeping begins

you are here crying like a girl

Wuoche:
Sorry attention seeker. Try someone else who you think will give you the attention you are looking for.

sorry loser

go nurse the pain somewhere else

Kenya still remain slum-ish and undeveloped

Shaytun:
it's something else bro.

The whole Nairobi is just 696km, Lekki alone is twice that.

And to think that lagos is actually the smallest state in Nigeria by a large margin , consider that and you'll get the level of their development.

only about 250 square kilometre of that land size is developed on.

The rest is fallow land

Wuoche:
Outside Lagos and Abuja, the rest of Nigeria is like Ghana

That makes Nigeria way beautiful and developed than your country

rvp20182:
Thiba dam
1. Photo 1, Thwake Dam in Ukambani taking is shape,
2. Magnificent Maragua Dam in Murang'a
3. Itare Dam in Nakuru 50% complete
4. Thiba Dam in Kirinyaga now at 70%

these are pics of the same place

gallivant:
Stop looking for attention hobbit. Ghana is irrelevant.

zombie seeking attention

Wuoche:
Sorry, I won't give you the attention you are looking for.

you're making wild statements with nothing to show for it.

That's attention seeking

Wuoche:
South Africa can't rival Kenya in East Africa, that one I'm telling you for free.

how will kenyan rival SA in East Africa when Kenya does not have any export product?

Shma2020:
I know jln115 will not l*ck your black rotten bumbum back

Sorry.

cry me a river

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gallivant:
Stop seeking relevance hobbit. Wait until we start discussing cocoa cultivation then you can jump in.

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jln115:
Ok and?? Did I say inequality didn't exist??

The inequality in Kenya is just as worse

8,300 (0.1%) of people own more wealth than 44 million

Total VALUE of mobile money transactions in Ghana surpassed 100 BILLION DOLLARS IN 2020

Shma2020:
Good .

Now vamoose to your village and decipher with your president on how you'll hit your 2050 goals of becoming kenya of 1980.

NOISE

gallivant:
The only data out there shows Ghana is a free trade area for miners and resource extractors. Nothing has changed in the Gold Coast in the last 300 years.

yet our none mineral export is larger than your country exports

You can weep elsewhere

400 years of being a dumping ground for other people

Shma2020:
But Your rants and your previous link can't tally? .

noise

Rant elsewhere until your country can pull up

Shma2020:
You mean your village? ..

Are you high on expired viagra mr

Tantrums and noise

gallivant:
Ghana is irrelevant.

Weep elsewhere


Your country's trade data says, kenya is irrelevant.

rvp20182:
Some somersault; your ministry talk about revenues; that domestic revenue from manufacturers. You're just un-educated.

Try compete with Ivory Coast before you come to Kenya level

my minister talk about revenue from domestic manufacturers exports to the sub region.

He's not the head of the revenue authority to talk about tax revenue.

Next excuse as to why the pharmaceutical industry in kenya is so small

Shma2020:
You need to rant with links.

refer to the various links I've provided and stop making noise

Shma2020:
Keep fooling yourself.

Your country is still miles away from being relevant, that's why you'll see WodeMaya selling it to YouTube vlogs.

Weep

My country is way yoo relevant to compare to irrelevant dumping grounds like kenya .


Trade data already proves that

gallivant:
Tantrums.

noise

rvp20182:
Domestically maybe. Export zeros. Imports still 70%.

weep

I even underestimate our exports



This is not kenya where all the drugs on your market comes through import

Local manufacturing today accounts for 45% of the drugs on the Ghanaian market

gallivant:
Why should I bear the burden of proving your bullshit hobbit? Stop living in an alternate universe.

I've already proven all that I've said


You are the one pulling bullshit out of your ass

Now prove them

gallivant:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/13093748_1309101512966532fbimg16098256723083781jpeg7ec8e10ebc63b77f1fd33161bbaf87c0jpegjpege55bf282dc137e9d67e2c48a0ca055dc_jpeg_jpeg44f0463c8e4605f979afc54f838b0bd6

tantrums

Shma2020:
stage 3 - tantrums.

noise as usual

Shma2020:
Because you didn't conduct your research well.

You'll find out that 90% of entire pharmaceutical companies in nearly all black countries in africa are not owned by blacks.

Why so though? I think you're in position to tell us that

yet all the manufacturers in Ghana are Ghanaian own companies

rvp20182:
Again again again - LINK - to support this hallucination : entire west africa; morroca

You export about Somalia level
Ghana's pharmaceutical exports were worth $3.6 million in 2018. Trade partners are largely regional, with half of sales going to Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire and Gambia

The Minister of Trade and Industry, Mr. Alan JohnKyerematen has revealed that Ghana gains much revenue that amounts to 400 million dollars from the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry.


The pharmaceutical industry has positioned Ghana to play a key roll in driving and accelerating pharmaceutical growth in Africa. The government’s pharmaceutical sector serves over 350 million people within the community of West African states.


https://www.kingdomfmonline.com/business/ghana-makes-about-400-million-dollars-from-medicine-exports-minister-of-trade/