₦airaland Forum

samorobo:
You and I both know that poverty cannot be eradicated by 2025 . You still have like two more centuries to go owing to the fact that your debt rate to gdp ratio is extremely high.........
Even nigeria unemployment rate stands at 23.10 while the glorified ghana record unemployment to 23.45 as at second quater of 2018.........
Pls pray and stop arguing ; your country is digressing seriously and you would run to nigeria ....but this time we will send you cause we don't need dead weight

desperation
pick a calc and find the percentage of one million of 29.5 million and see if its 23%


2. when im talking about extreme poverty elimination, im not refering to Nigeria but Ghana

we both know that Nigeria will need a century to eliminate extreme poverty

forgiveness:
Poverty na poverty. 23.4% of Ghanians living in poverty. Read again.

1.2 million are JOBLESS.

A country like Ghana with smaller population and huge amount of gold, oil, Cocoa, etcetera should be rich but not 7 million out 28 million Ghanians are wallowing in poverty.

hehehe
congratulation
you dont even have an understanding of basic math


the 5.4 million poor Ghanaians out of a population of 29.5 million can walk to a hospital and get free treatment.
out of this 5.4 million, 800,000 are extremely poor.
this figure will keep decreasing till 2025 when extreme poverty will be eliminated from Ghana.

by then, the extremely poor people in nigeria would have grown from 100 million to 150 miilion whiles total poverty will be around 200 to 220 million

chrisagyei:
Can't you read the article boy,our extremely poor is 2.4 million which is 6% compared to your extremely poor people of 89 million people which is 49% in Nigeria.Our poverty rate is 6 million that is 23% which is different from extremely poor rate.Your poverty level is 150 million which is 70%.Poverty is living below 3 dollars daily and extremely poor refers to living below 1 .9 dollars daily which you have 89 million that is 49% compared to our 2.4 million.Your poverty rate is over 70 %.Now you can learn.

they are still comparing themselves with us who are on track to eliminate extreme poverty in 5 years time

forgiveness:
Dey deceive yourselves.

a poor Ghanaian will walk to the hospital and get free medical care

forgiveness:
You will think Ghana is Switzerland the way he is boasting. Bhuhahahaha!

See 8,000,000 poor Ghanians and 1.2 million jobless Ghanians. A country with gold, oil and Cocoa still struggling to survive.

Desperation will kill you

a poor Ghanaian is still better than a Nigerian

mtisTheQubit:
More than 50 years..all the naija niggs posting here will have to manage with the situation

so this entire generation of Nigerians are doomed
150 million people doomed

mtisTheQubit:
i think the naijas posting here know ghana an kenya are way ahead of them..so its like a consolation stuff you know..they know their mates

mtisTheQubit:
Puahahahaha ..the usual stuff

see the country they rank with

war ravaged countries

mtisTheQubit:

a generation is how many years again ?

jaycent:
Na the Koko be this

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.legit.ng/amp/1198030-dirtiest-city-africa-top-10.html&ved=2ahUKEwjclP-NmePgAhWsQRUIHfKpAt0QFjAPegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw3Hu4wqp7A8djFenTWxgvW-&ampcf=1

stupid Nigerian blog

vaxx:
All things equal Ghana is expected to grow at the rate of 9.8 this year while at 5.9 in 2020. i think Ghana need something better than that.

its very important

jaycent:
I showed you something of 2018 you're busy showing me something of 2017. Ode

crazy guy
thats the nigerian website


are you ashamed its coming from nigeria

Jonraid:
10.8%

I envy that growth level!

yeah
impressive

jaycent:
Anyone


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.legit.ng/amp/1198030-dirtiest-city-africa-top-10.html&ved=2ahUKEwjclP-NmePgAhWsQRUIHfKpAt0QFjAPegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw3Hu4wqp7A8djFenTWxgvW-&ampcf=1

congratulation
https://www.legit.ng/amp/1198030-dirtiest-city-africa-top-10.html

another Nigerian blog


product from Minna

Hurray Hurray

Libya is back baby

Meanwhile, oil-rich Libya is due to become the fastest growing economy in Africa with a GDP growth rate of 10.8 per cent this year. Libya’s currently has a GDP of over $50.95 billion.

Nigerians, HOW FAR ?
are you going to start going again ?

jaycent:
Show us 2019 list let's us see

list of what ?

your poverty ?
your dirt ?

jaycent:
But better than any useless university in Ghana

hehehehe

Accra Poly alone is an advance technical uni than anything in Nigeria

jaycent:
That's not were am schooling. You don't even know my school and you're ranting

oh great, youre still schooling

you'll be joining the unemployment figure soon.

minna wont help you

samorobo:
Hahahaaaaa. ..I believe that post of lagos is just an article. .........never can lagos be the dirtiest in west africa not to talk of africa. .......I believe my brother has showed you how clean accra is .......
Pls pray that is the only way out #prayforghanadebttrap

anyway
Ghana is not in a debt trap

as long as your country remains the dirtiest in Africa, we dont care
keep it within.

what were you thinking

with that 100 million extreme poverty, your country will keep being dirty.

jaycent:
That school is not useless. Feel the name of the school. Federal university technology, Minna? Do you have that in kenya

hahahahahaha
since you are a product from there

we can testify to how useless it is

jaycent:
If you no get oil for head you no go fit enter that school, go ask

ok
what did you learn there?

NairobiWalker:


How useless is that university?

one village unversity with dilapidated infrastructure


outcomes from there dont even know the composition of an electric motor

jaycent:
You think that school is a small school. If you no get oil for head, you no go fit enter that school. Go ask

have you wondered why you cant use any cert from nigeria to enter a uni abroad

NairobiWalker:
I didn't fund, I found. Which school did you go to? Abeokuta School for the Idiots?

He went to Federal University of technology, Minna

forgiveness:
You mean 2018 was 2015?

the recent outage was because of the evacuation of a power barge to a different location whiles other units were undergoing schedule maintenance

do you know the cause of your power crisis?
oh sorry! you dont even have power to have a crisis

tylann:
Generators is they primary source of electricity in 2019
They are the world leaders in extreme poverty

i wander what they gain by argueing with people better than them

rvp2018:
Pretty amazing. Can you elaborate more on the 8B and 2B investment on water and electricity.

Power
Bridge power project is a 400MW liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) fuelled combined-cycle power plant being developed in Tema, Ghana. The project is the first of its kind to be undertaken in Africa and the biggest of its kind in the world.

The $953m power plant is being built in two phases with the first stage having a capacity of 194MW and the second having a capacity of 206MW.

Endeavor is leading the development and owns 60% of Ghana 1000 – making Endeavor the largest shareholder. Endeavor will be responsible for the commercial management of Ghana 1000 as well as the construction management overseeing the EPC contractor.

Ghana 1000 is a multi-phase greenfield gas-to-power project located near Takoradi in the Western Regions of Ghana that will consist of approximately 1,300 MW of combined cycle power generation technology once fully built out and will support Ghana’s burgeoning domestic natural gas industry by purchasing natural gas from the Sankofa gas field from Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC). The project will be built in multiple phases:

Phase 1a: 375 MW power block with two gas turbines and one steam turbine
Phase 1b: 375 MW power block with two gas turbines and one steam turbine
Phase 2: 550 MW power block with three gas turbines and one steam turbine
Phase 1a will be fueled by indigenous gas from the Sankofa field. Additional phases are expected to be fueled by domestic and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplied by GNPC. The additional phases will utilize purpose-built LNG import infrastructure and a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU).

The Amandi Project, is a 200 MW combined cycle, dual-fuel power project in Aboadze, Ghana. It’s the only large scale base-load independent power generation project in sub-Saharan Africa to achieve financial close in 2016. The Amandi Project will be fully constructed within 28 months and is scheduled to come online in April 2019. The plant’s construction will create 400 jobs, most of which will be filled by Ghanaians, and the plant’s operations will employ up to 40 people full time.

rvp2018:
Pretty amazing. Can you elaborate more on the 8B and 2B investment on water and electricity.

WATER
The Accra sea water desalination plant is located at Nungua in the Kpeshie district, and is the first desalination plant built in Ghana.

The plant started commercial operation in March 2015 and was officially inaugurated in April 2015.

The $125m project has a capacity to desalinate 60,000m3 of sea water a day providing fresh water to more than 300,000 people in various municipalities of the Greater Accra administrative region. It marks a significant step in improving drinking water facilities in the country, which is witnessing rapid population growth.

NO.

Project Name

Funding Agent

Plant Capacity

End Date

Budget (Million)

Contractors

1

Earthwater Megashed Water Project

US SOURCES (BOOT)

10MGD - 60MGD

25 yrs after start

-

EARTHWATER GHANA LTD

2

Kpong - Accra Water Purchase Project

UNCONFIRMED

200,000m3/d (44MGD)

48 months after start

-

BIWATER BV

3

Kpong - Tema Project (Industrial Water Project)

ABN AMRO N.V

30,000m3/d (6.6MGD)

48 months after start

€ 70.000

BALLAST NEDAM BV

4

Kpong-Tema Project (Industrial Water Project)

UNCONFIRMED

30,000m3/d (6.6MGD)

36 months after start

-

MERHAV MEKOROT J.V. ISRAEL

5

Asutsuare-Tema-Accra Water Project

MARGUARIE GROUP&AMB AMRO

44MDG

65 months after start

DENYS NV

6

Sogakope-Lome Water Project

AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

40MGD-70MDG

36 months after start

120

YET TO BE SELECTED

7

Agordome Water Supply Project

US EXIM BANK

20,000m3/d (4.4MGD)

24 months after start

US$85

UEM INC

8

Assin Fosu Water Supply Project

US EXIM BANK

8,000m3//d (1.76MGD)

24 months after start

US$59

UEM INC

9

Sekondi - Takoradi Water Supply Rehab & Expansion Project

CHINA EXIM BANK

100,000m3/d (22MGD)

24 months after start

US $ 287

SINOMACH (CHINA)

10

Essiama Enclave Water Supply Project

CHINA EXIM BANK

50,000 M3/d (11MGD)

39 months after start

US$350

CMCEC

11

Techiman Water Supply Rehab & Expansion Project

KOREA EXIM BANK

US EXIM BANK

10,500m3/d (2.31MGD)

36 months after start

US $333

KOLON ENGINEERING (KOREA) & KHAFRA ENG (USA)

12

Sunyani Water Supply Project

CHINA EXIM BANK

44,000m3/d(9.68MGD)

24 months after start

US $ 92.5

LEMNA INTERNATIONAL

MCC 8 GROUP

13

Yendi, Salaga, Buipe Water Supply Rehab & Expansion Project

BANK HAPOALIM, ISRAEL

12,960m3/d (2.85MGD)

12 months after start

US $ 200

DDY WING AVIATION, CANADA

14

Damongo Water Supply Project

SPAIN PROTOCOL

10,500m3/d (2.31MGD)

24 months after start

€ 10.000

HIDROAMBIENTE S.A.

15

Rehab and Expansion of Ten Existing Water Systems Project

CHINA EXIM BANK

-

48 months after start

US $ 435

CMEC (CHINA)

16

Mobile Treatment Plant Project

UNCONFIRMED

113636m3/d (25 MGD)

12 months

€168.33

Precision Process Design and Mechanical















17

Feasibility study on Replacement & Renewals of Distribution systems in cities of Ghana

CHINA EXIM BANK

-

8 months after start

US $ 8

CMEC (CHINA)

18

Nationwide Rehabilitation of GWCL Systems

WORLD BANK

$180

19

Water Network Management Enhancement Project

AUSTRIAN FUNDING

-

36 months after start

€ 7.9

S.F.C Umwelttechnik GmbH

20

Solar-Powered Back-up Project for 15 water Systems

UNCONFIRMED

-

-

Under Review

jaycent:
Ooh so now bloggers are now liars abi. Okay oo

we use blogs to put pressure on our government to make things standard

forgiveness:
Not at all. I know they have water issues and recently light problem because I experienced it myself.

we solved our water problems and solved our light issues
we used 8 billion dollars to solved our light issues in 3 years
2 billion dollars to solved our water issues in a year.

what abot you?

tylann:
100 million Nigerians are in extreme poverty and depend on borrowing to meet they needs
That is why Nigeria is the poverty capital
80% of Nigerians are extremely poor
Very soon it will hit 90% since your poverty rates are increasing
Then Nigeria will be the universal poverty capital

100 million sacrificial lamb

NairobiWalker:
Forgive-him-he's-stupid.

endless desperation will drive them crazy