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we will always be their benchmark

ksat:
What is it about the Ghana education system that Kenya always run to for consultation?

I thought Kenya was supposed to be the very developed country to the "village" Ghana that Kenyans here are tagging Ghana to be.

@vaxx1 @Just30 Just30

im laughing

rvp20182:
Ghanians are being sought to design a programme for desert nomads - who will wander for 3 months - and come to school for 3 months - that is why double track is interesting. Not for 98% of kenya kids.

their minister even write like a class 2 kid

vaxx1:
You are only becoming very stupid. you can't know better than those who control your future ... ""Your goverment""... your own opinion is more or less like that of an idiot . it really dosnt matter

Your goverment officials is requesting that the expatriate from Ghanaian ministry of education to come to Nairobi not a remote village of kenya and at the same time giving assurance to meet the necessary financial condition.

if you have gotten it better, your begging goverment will not pen down the letter...

vaxx1:
just30 what do you think about this man building Ghana?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kiisUad1pE

he puts up great edifices

kikuyu1:
NIGGA, I FUNCTION PERFECTLY WELL ON MY OWN! What? This world isn't as simple and one dimensional as you insist! Learn also to at least attempt to answer queries. I asked if after the sudden appearance of Chinkungunya/HIV/Ebola/HN1/SARS do you guys honestly think this isn't another Anglo Zionist lab invention?

Those are all bioweapons! Were they perhaps produced or weaponised in Swazi or Congolese labs!? You're entitled to your own opinion but when imo you have another agenda- its like insisting the MSM told us the truth on 911/WMD/War on Terror etc, etc.

so far
what is well known is the fact that China was weaponising the coronavirus
and the virus escaped their labs

vaxx1:
the grand pa of the idiot will surely have something to say.

I am tempted to believe you are trully an idiot and not just an insult ......

your desperation is rare

Mkenya2019:
You're still singing about Akosombo dam that was built in 1950s and has literally bankrupted your country since. I told you officially filled for bankruptcy in 1960s and send away Kwame Nkrumah to Guinea - invited IMF to rule you - a job they'v been doing ever since - with a few "summer" breaks.

We are talking about now - 2020. You quote very old data.

In 2020 - Ghana just emerged from IMF bailout that was partially blamed on energy/electricity crisis. What was the fix. You basically invited BIG GENERATORS of the world - signed a take or pay - and you of course got 5000MW. You consume about half of that. Leaving a whopping 2000MW idle. The Generators Companies - are making a lot of money - 1B dollars - without ever turning on their generators.

It's the reason Ghana is a butt of joke - Nigeria knows this better. We have found out why.

Now tell you what - Kenya has main grid electricity of 3000MW - our standby generators (owned by institutions) is more than double that - but we have so rare blackout. We could count those generators and say kenya has 10,000MW installed capacity.

these Kenyans are really suffering oo

They still want to compete with Ghana, when all statistics shows they cant.

vaxx1:
An idiot like you would have seen flaws in your faulty reason and stupidly come into conclusion you are having a challenges. if your power generated company can be this debt ridden like your own goverment , then something should naturally tell you , your energy is in crisis just like your economy. This is a fact that Nairobi slums are practically in darkness as I speak now. I mean the largest part that make your forsaken country capital.

Your rapid idea to welcome wind power is the absence of natural gift. ""water"" that is not so much available in your backward hell, even America knows fully well, hydro power still remain a safer method of generating electricity , your ability to have wind power is the inability of your country to generate enough rain fall naturally ... Ghana on the other hand's has one of the largest man made dam by volume and the largest by surface area in the whole world which is serving the nation for the past 50 years, yet , Ghana still has the The biggest photovoltaic (PV) and the largest solar energy plant in Africa, the Nzema project, is providing about 155MW to almost 100 hundered inhabitant, with the same wind power providing about 10 percent energy mix . The maximum energy that could be tapped from Ghana's available wind resource for electricity is estimated to be about 500 – 600 GWh/year... You can see our energy sector is well diversified. our nulecar reactor too is working .... and be comissonailised soon .

is that the same country you is ant to stupildily compare with your debt ridden electricity? our energy capacity stood more to more than 5000. and stop lying , you generated less bellow 1500 mwgawt . you dream of generation 3000 megawatt was achieved in Ghana 10 years ago ....
GHANA average household as far back as 2016 is posited to be 4.5 , hence your faulty calculation becomes a problem. and you cant assume stupidly without factual information . knowledge is not about assumption but validity . 1 meter by 1 household might even be connected to two more letters . in Ghana, 1 meter may serves 1 single individual particularly in this period of this pre paid era ...

You country is backward , a testament from many source says not me ..... I think the below screenshot validate the fact..

jl115:
Africa is the sh1ttiest continent when it comes to football period..... Even Africas best teams are mediocre at best when compared internationally.

not true

what should Asia and the middle east say then?

TayserMahri:
Im not talking down anyone. If its not easy for African countries to make it to the round of 16 then the word perfection should not be anywhere in your dictionary. Vaxx claimed some countries like Ghana have perfected football, lol. The same Ghana Kenya beat without training.

yet you couldnt qualify cus you couldn't beat

Its a two-leg game

TayserMahri:
I can see you are already afraid of the international market. Dont be so weak chinned If you guys do flower farming, as you are currently striving to do, you will cease being a single commodity driven economy and follow in the footsteps of Keinya

only a dumb person will call Ghana a single commodity-driven economy


The flower market is a meagre 9 billion market and it is saturated just like the potato market is saturated.
Any growth in consumption comes from new markets creating a demand.

Ghana has created its own demand and is growing them to feed it own market.

TayserMahri:
Not about competitiveness its about quantity produced. The flower market is not saturated, so any country that produces flowers sells all of it. The share is simply a reflection of the total contribution of each country. Any country that improves its flower farming automatically gets a bigger market share, Ghana included, so if you folks set up those farms you are desperately aiming for, you can expect a ready market.

so you dont even know what competitive means

the View of Osu from this Penthouse is superb


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vk7_prTF5Zw

TayserMahri:
KQ used to make crazy profits just a couple years ago. Used to be one of the most profitable airlines. Not like some Ghanaian airline where passengers used to hold pilots hostage terrorist style and threaten to burn their planes

you wished you can compare but there is nothing in your country that can match up

TayserMahri:
Then you should quit setting up flower farms in Ghana. Thought thats what started this argument when you promised to 'outdo' Kenya. Now after realizing the futility the flower industry has become useless

There is a growing flower market already in Ghana and people are going to take advantage of it.

TayserMahri:
Worldwide total has nothing to do with EU total. The discussion was about Brexit, EU and Kenya.

fact still stands

Flowers from the Netherlands and the Carribeans are more competitive
that's why they have the largest market share.

so i was correct

Austine1213:
Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of flower bouquets

Netherlands: US$4.3 billion (47.8% of exported flower bouquets)
Colombia: $1.5 billion (16.2%)
Ecuador: $851.9 million (9.5%)
Kenya: $575 million (6.4%)
Ethiopia: $230.7 million (2.6%)
Belgium: $150.1 million (1.7%)
Malaysia: $116.2 million (1.3%)
Italy: $111.9 million (1.2%)
China: $108.2 million (1.2%)
Thailand: $77.8 million (0.9%)
Belarus: $71 million (0.8%)
Germany: $68.3 million (0.8%)
Canada: $62.2 million (0.7%)
Spain: $54 million (0.6%)
South Africa: $53.1 million (0.6%)

Austine1213:
First conjoined surgery?

Some countries just have normal twins

But conjoined twins? that's not a feat to be proud of

anyway, i dont know what you are saying.

so what has Ghana learnt from you?
while i can list everything you guys are still learning from us

TayserMahri:

That wasnt a joke. Ghana is a learner compared to Kenya. Your president knows better.

TayserMahri:
KQ is not a failed investment, its just temporary headwinds. Currently its being nationalised and soon to be treated like Ethiopian and Qatar airways-if you know how the two operate. We learn from those who think they're the best and then beat them at their own game. As for Ghana airways, that idea was horrible. You guys wont achieve your Vision Nairobi if you start funding hot air that recklessly. Nice to know about the space research, lemmi know when they do sth noteworthy

KQ has never made profit
that is a failed venture

TayserMahri:
You have better luck in the US market which closer to you. And we ventured there already with direct flights

sorry

the flower market is very small in value and the Europeans own 55% of that market already.

TayserMahri:
I told you Kenyan flowers are an enigma in the world market. If we stopped producing flowers today there would be a dramatic rise in divorces globally The Brits wont sit back. last year Theresa was here to talk business with Kenya post-brexit. In London the other day Uhuru was the main guy as Boris said Britain is nothing without Kenyan tea and flowers Some studies suggest Kenyan tea is in every teacup in Britain due to Mombasa Tea Auction being the reference point for the global tea industry.

KEEP deceiving yourself

Among continents, European countries sold the highest dollar value worth of exported cut flowers during 2018 with shipments amounting to $5 billion or 55.4% of the worldwide total. Latin America excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean represent 26.3%, trailed by African exporters at 10.3% and Asian suppliers at 6.4% respectively.

we have enough cargo airlines maybe even far more than you.


Buyers determine their suppliers base on good deals.

TayserMahri:
You need to be in control of the export because flowers are highly perishable. And no you dont have 1000s of airlines, not cargo esp

TayserMahri:
Ghana is small fish in the flower industry. The closest you come to flowers is the Kente.

as you could see, it wasnt a competition

TayserMahri:
Which countries in Africa had done it before us? You guys rushed to do a small thing decades ago forgetting you need to do serious stuff to be considered the GOAT.

so many countries

you can learn about them online

TayserMahri:
There is immense benefit in Brexit for Kenya in particular in the flower and tea sector. The Brits will turn more towards direct imports from Kenya.

your flowers is just a very small drop of export.
You need to be highly productive to take advantage of any opportunity that will arise.

Brist will not do anything, they will sit back as countries try to compete for their market,
The Carribean countries are very competitive.

TayserMahri:
Cant wait to eat your lunch. You dont even have a national airline to export the flowers for you You probably will use KQ Cargo

we dont even need a national airline to do that



we already have 1000s of airlines flying our fresh products.

TayserMahri:
Yes, you were not because that was not a serious thing. it was probably done by interns at Kolebu. Kenya did the first serious thing in 2014, which required very serious trained personnel

aww you are so much grasping on straw



you still didnt carry out the first siamese twins surgery
so many countries had done it before you.

TayserMahri:
Which flowers? Lets lock horns at the EU. As you may (or may not know) Kenya is the 3rd largest exporter of cut flowers in the world, accounting for around 35% of all sales in the EU, so we know this game like the back of our hands. Interestingly Kenya is set to benefit immensely from Brexit due to competitive prices in the UK.

you produce nothing
so there is no benefit for you in the UK

just another sector we are going to beat you in, since you want to compete when he didnt even mention you of kenya.

TayserMahri:
Which flowers? Lets lock horns at the EU. As you may (or may not know) Kenya is the 3rd largest exporter of cut flowers in the world, accounting for around 35% of all sales in the EU, so we know this game like the back of our hands. Interestingly Kenya is set to benefit immensely from Brexit due to competitive prices in the UK.

the same goes to you guys

gallivant:
Thank you.

theenchanter:
yes, there are several types of siamese twins and i talked about those two because one was seperated in Ghana while d other was seperated in Kenya.

As a matter of fact, some african countries have seperated Omphalopagus since d late 80s because its d easiest to seperate.

Ghanaian doctors seperated an Omphalopagus conjoined in d lower part having their organs complete except liver and diapraghm which was worked on.

No operation on babies is ever easy

Babies are very delicate