₦airaland Forum

samorobo:
Lol what an expensive joke....

when
you hear a Kenyan mention

'' the largest in Africa''

know that it is filled with BS and an attempt to cover the shame

rvp20182:
Yes music and movies will keep them entertained through their misery. It has been doing that for congolese.
Again - when it come to textile - Kenya is AHEAD of Africa.
As for service sector - like which one - Kenya beats Nigeria in many - starting from tourism,. hotel, insurances, name it.

hahaha

Music and movies are big exports that
when a kenyan want to listen to musics, they listen to nigerian music

and watch nigerian movies.


Kenya is not even ahead of Benin in textiles let alone Nigeria

mtisTheQubit:
Then ths..Accra

nowhere in Accra

mtisTheQubit:
Just30 is ths still an old photo..Accra

yes

most of the photo you'll get of Ghana on google image are 2000 pics

samorobo:
This can only be done by our able governor samwo Olu...



Can someone shout wet dreams pls

the Kenyans wishing to overtate Morocco is the biggest wet dream ive ever heard


i keep asking
with which industrial capacity

mtisTheQubit:

vaxx also posted a picture of their makoko..its looked alittle bit better but a Nigerian guy spoiled the show by posting the complete picture..it was crazy i tell you

Nzulezue is a community with 120 people

rvp20182:
The woman work as prostitutes. Nigeria without oil is actually worse than Ghana. At least Ghana have cocoa...Nigeria if oil price drops and start there for like 5yrs...the gov will collapse and ensuing civil war will see the country splinter.

Nigeria without oil will still beat Kenya has down in every sector

Nigeria has Music and movies
Textiles
agric (maize, cocoa, yam,cotton,soya, millet, rice ande ect)


a service sector lager than the Kenyan economy

Jonraid:
vaxxx1 told me that the second picture is a fishing village!

the second pic is a part of Labadi fishing community

mtisTheQubit:
Lets start with ordinally Ghana where ordinary Ghanaian lives

these are temporary shelters for market traders as their market second phase has begun

rvp20182:
So assuming it's true - then both Ghana and Kenya have the same % of paved road. Now what do you mean 23% of all roads are considered solid?. Nearly all kenyan classified roads are considered all weather & motorable.

And assuming you consider mediocre - what the big plan to pave the roads? At least we have plan that is working - already nailed 10,000 - about double of what we had done since 1963 - and have 20,0000 in pipeline.

The first 10k we will use 2.8B dollars.

Let assume these guys have yet to update their data. They have it 17%.
https://dlca.logcluster.org/display/public/DLCA/2.3+Ghana+Road+Network

hahaha

which one is same

sorry to burst your bubble
Kenya only have 122KM under construction this year

mtisTheQubit:
Ok man...first the difference btw ours an yours is tiny....while on that, i can post Kenya but you cant post-Ghana. .so who richer now..look data can be cooked..we just wanna see the rich ya keep on claiming

all you can post are offices

whiles i post ordinary Ghanaian living

are you ashamed to post where kenyans live?

rvp20182:
What is funny? Kenya has added 10,000kms since 2014 through a Road Annuity programme - to its existing 12,000kms network - and that 30% of all classified roads. Ghana is doing 17%.

whiles you are making noise

33% of Ghanaians roads are paved
23% of all the roads are in solid conditions


even this, we consider as mediocre

mtisTheQubit:
How is your economy richer than ours..please just30 show us

dont you know the per capital of both countries?

mtisTheQubit:
Show me new stuff..

google maps is there for you

mtisTheQubit:
That's the thing, you keep on insisting an you know its a lie..other people also know its a lie...

keep deluding yourself with 7000km roads paved


backward people who will post blogs to console themselves

rvp20182:
I have no problem with genuine questions but yours are starting to border on the infantile because you've realized you're running basically on empty after we exposed you for what you're - a primitive IMF colony.

for an IMF economy as you claim to be more richer then Kenya, then Kenya is really bleeped up

mtisTheQubit:
So what am i posting....

old stuffs

rvp20182:
You have 17% paved roads...Kenya was there about 10yrs ago...we are approaching 30% of all classified roads paved now.

We have 63,575 km of classified roads...and we have about 20,000kms paved.

In the last 6yrs alone we have added 9,000Kms of roads - from a road network of 11,000 - we are now 20,000kms

And that phase 1 of road annuity is about to end.....the plan is to pave 30,000kms of roads.

Read about Kenya Road Annuity Programme
https://mman.co.ke/content/kenya’s-roads-10000-programme-roads-annuity-fund-and-ppps

you are very funny

mtisTheQubit:
Kumasi...land of the rich

you will never get images of Ghana on Google images

rvp20182:
Now you're spinning more questions. Why not check our budget and see where the money. Our budgets are out there...you just need to search. I think you're just a joker running on empty.

so when we question you
we are spinning

the questions still stands

no need to run away


we both know that your budget is ending up in the pockets of corrupt politicians

tylann:
kenya poverty rate is 29.2%

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001299505/wb-report-poverty-still-high-in-kenya

hahaha

keep massaging

rvp20182:
We are doing better - considering kenya is still largely rural. Now for folks who have urbanized 50% - that should be easy - but we know it isn't.

in which area are you doing better?

roads which is just 7000km?

or electricity which is just 1500MW?

rvp20182:
Now let look at Ghana - the road network is laughable. Look at that map and compare to kenya. And only 17% is paved.
https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/853451/image2016-4-13%2016%3A53%3A23.png?version=1&modificationDate=1460537603000&api=v2p

haha

the fact still stands that Ghana has more paved roads than Kenya

rvp20182:
5th Kenya road network: First you need to appreciate that kenya is not uniformly settled. There is really no economic benefit having a tarmac to a desert where 10 people live every 50kms.

Kenya paved road network is now about 20,000kms. The rest of roads network is motorable all-weather well maintained murrams.

https://dlca.logcluster.org/download/attachments/6717475/KEN_LCA_RoadNetwork_A4P_20140623.jpg?version=1&modificationDate=1413266062000&api=v2

so all of Kenyans live in that small
Nairobi and Eldoret area and you cant still provide them with water and electricity

or paved roads

samorobo:
Very funny.real estate sector with which cement?

5M metric tonnes

rvp20182:
4th Quiz - Kenya borrowing to prop Kshs is unsupported by any evidence. Find us a link showing Kenya's Treasury is borrowing to help Central Bank prop shillings. Central Bank has rarely gone to market the last few years to buy or sell dollars.

For isntance as we speak Kshs has strengthen to around 101 to a dollar after falling to 104...and it plays around there based mostly on market forces...with CBK rarely having to intervene.

so where was the money spent?

if not to pay old debts and support the currency.

how come there are no good roads in Kenya ?
how come there are no good hospitals in Kenya ?

where are the schools?
why is the water supply so poor?

why is it that only 30% of Kenyans have reliable electricity.


real economic growth leads to urbanization
people get improve living standards
access to education, electricity, water household and etc

Logobenz0:
They don't have roads at all their government has scammed them big time

just imagine 53 million people on just 7000KM of roads

rvp20182:
Tell us this is not the best Ghana has to offer.

those are ordinary Ghanaians living in mansions

Building their own Mansions


not poor slums and dirty flats livings of Kenyans

Logobenz0:
Tell them to show us starving people like this in Ghana or Nigeria. See the way people are turning to skeleton everyday. Why won't them rent out their wives and daughters

hahaha

this is just shame


why will people have to become this lean

rvp20182:
Swiss and Korean have zero footprint in Ghana - they take your cocoa beans to Switzerland and make the chocolate bars there. Unilever Tea has tea farms, factories and name it in Kenya. How about 10kms from my rural home is Lipton Tea factory. Unilver Tea used to be listed in NSE - Limuru Tea owned by Unilver is listed still. Unilver Tea employs thousands of kenyans.
https://ourkericho.weebly.com/uploads/3/7/1/5/37151475/7925240_orig.jpg

but lipton has a foot print in Kenya?

how come all the lipton tea in Ghana and Nigeria have no made in Kenya libelling?

samorobo:
With an annual addition of less than 700km

with an annual addition of less than 300KM

rvp20182:
Just say you don't like my answers. Ghana debt at start of the year was 50% (after re-basing grew the economy by 25%) - last year it was 75% or about - and anyway as we speak now it's heading to 60%.

Now if you were a sober country - then when you start heading 57% - then all red lights should be bleeping - and you should STOP borrowing (leveraging) - and start managing the debt - by doing debt refinancing.

Otherwise once you get 75% again - IMF will be back - because you won't meet your debt obligation - CEDIS will depreciate even more - and country again will grind to halt.

still not a problem

why?
we havent gotten to the point where we will have to borrow to repay old debts.