₦airaland Forum

gallivant:
You named your tiny highway George W. Bush. Not too many Ghanaians can be celebrated it seems. Was it payed for by America or IMF?

it was a bribe from America

Now go and deal with your politicians hoodwinking you guys

Mkenya2019:
Nairobi Expressway has 11 interchanges - so that alone means we are saving lots of money. The total length is nearly 30kms. See mad cow - not comparable.

it does not have any interchange

It is just one flyover but when it crosses existing roads and interchanges, you classify it as a new interchange...

This is what your politicians used to hoodwink you guys and bamboozled you....


Shut up with the noise

Lunatic

IGpro1:
exactly yet I haven't seen any Ghanaian bragging with those lovely interchange. If it were in Kenya, you'd see diffent angles of picture with many caption, like, nairobry is Singapore Nairobry is best in Africa.

South Africa has so much to show, yet they don't go screaming development.
All African countries are developing slowly but surely.

Such development are rear in Kenya and that is why they go blasting the entire internet with it when it finally happens.

Mkenya2019:
300M dollars that you spend on an interchange?

we spent 94 million dollars on a huge interchange with the highest flyover in Africa with almost 20Km of road.

That alone should tell you your 16km road is over priced

Mkenya2019:
You cant afford it. Nairobi Expressway total cost is now approaching 1B dollars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1iD32DR6do

only a fool will be proud to spend a billion dollars on a two lane dual carriage 16km of road..

That should not cost more than 300 million dollars basically some 700 million dollars is going into Kenyatta's pocket

obaaderemi:
Here we go again. Did I not say Little India is the poster child for neocolonialism in Africa. This one is bragging about land stolen from poor Kenyans by their white masters.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Institute_of_Tropical_Agriculture

Let me cure your ignorance a bit. Open the link above.
Just like just30 told you, some of the things you brag about in east Africa about your agriculture are actually developed in West Africa. That link is about International Institute for Tropical Agriculture. It's a seed company and I believe they have a branch in little India.
Meanwhile its headquarters is in Ibadan, Nigeria.
It's bigger and older than any seed company you have.

We produce more maize, soybean, banana and many other crops than you. So what are you blabbing on about?
You need to cure yourself of the serious level of narcissistic personal disorder that afflicts you, son. Kenya is not as important as you struggle to make it seem.

Just expect the typical Kenyan noise and bragging about useless things that are not news worthy like side walks

popizaino:
As usual, if the Kenyan says the tallest mountain in Africa is in Kenya,this one will repeat after them to say the one in Ghana is the tallest in the world.

That's the perfect reply for fools

Everyone does have a friend

vankelvin:
Very sad story

They really have to build communities that can be good with great housing and services.

vankelvin:
Sarcasm(your own problem)


That neighborhood is spreading like harmattan fire and it will require serious lobbying from Government to get all their roads done.

People are completing their estates/houses in months. So far Electricity Company and Ghana Water works are trying their best to connect all houses to the national grid but for Roads and Highways authority, it won't be easy for them to tar their roads..

When you get to the neighborhood you will see contractors constructing their drainage system/gutters and that alone shows something is being done and just a matter of time for Government to allocate some money for their roads to be fixed.

Almost all their roads are under construction

vankelvin:
It's a shame a so called *developed Kenya* is struggling to compare it's stagnant old rich neighborhoods to East Legon Hills of yesterday(less than 7 years)... Pity fall on you

It's sad that they don't have anything worthy to match

Mkenya2019:
They come to Ghana to confront the evils of slavery - to look at Ghanian in the eyes - try to understand why their own would sell them to European slaves trades and then most of them eventually settle in Kenya. My neigberhour here in Nairobi is retired Africa-American. He went to Ghana - tried settling there - but just couldn't. It's a mini zoo. Now he is happily living in Nairobi.

still Nairobi can't scratch it at quality of life
A friend of mine neighbor run from Nairobi because it stinked and the place is a slumpolis ....
He's happily settled in East Legon Hills with a beautiful property

gallivant:
Stop embarrassing yourself.

Noise as usual from someone who's city can't scratch it

Mkenya2019:
Returning former Ghanian slaves coming to see what their own kin and kith did to their ancestors is not a tourism. It's an exorcism. It's their attempt to confront the evils of Ghana.

you are mad

Keep being an European subject

Slavery ended a long time ago, break your country free

gallivant:
Tourists don't settle. Expatriates settle. Do you want to continue fooling and confusing yourself?

you seem confuse as most tourist do settle before moving on

Learn and you will know

samorobo:
You have more animals and black monkeys that suit the European taste. Reminds them of slavery and colonialism.

it makes then superior to see their subjects

gallivant:




This explains why no Ghanaian and Nigerian cities were considered. But you claim your tourism is greater than that of Kenya! The irony.

We offer the best tourism and that is why most tourist spend more money here...

We just don't make their attempt to settle here easy except for a particular group ..

Mkenya2019:
Nairobi is 12th best city to live on by expat.
Yes it also 11th most ecofriendly city to travel to.

And Nairobi is rapidly improving - 4th most dynamic (changing) city in the world - set to overtake Joburg/Capetowns very soon.

Cape-town come second in 45-50th position

good you said by expat .. let me know when it is the best in quantity of life.

A slumpolis like Kenya will never be that

samorobo:
Thanks you took the word out of my mouth..

you're welcome

samorobo:
It’s the truth Chennai.. see for yourself.


The survey shows most of the expatriates picked Nairobi due to ease in getting settled, friendliness of locals, feeling welcomed and local languag

Mkenya2019:
The list was not about infrastructure - it was about quality of life in those cities.

It wasn't about quality of life

It was about travel experience

gallivant:
This is not innovation. It has the same set up and feel as Timbuktu of the old!

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xy5CVxOb5ys/maxresdefault.jpg

quite better than what exist in your country

gallivant:
Takoradi looks nothing like France so clearly it didn't work. Stop spewing nonsense.

clearly it worked and that is why it is functional
It doesnt have to look the same.... Those copy cat shit is left for less innovative people like Kenyans

gallivant:
Takoradi looks nothing like France so clearly it didn't work. Stop spewing nonsense.

clearly it worked and that is why it is functional
It doesnt have to look the same.... Those copy cat shit is left for less innovative people like Kenyans

gallivant:
Just because it worked in France doesn't mean it's better. Takoradi is confirmation of that fact! Stop preaching European solutions for African problems.

it works everywhere it is practiced...

No city should be missed mashed unplanned like Nairobi... Where everything goes with no proper definition

Mkenya2019:
Powered by cesspool and soakpit - take your meds mad cow.

sorry we don't have Kenya kind of Open pit latrines practiced by 80% of those who are lucky to have it in your country ..

Your country is overflowing with sewage and it stinks .


Lunatic

gallivant:
Technology? Learn basic urban design first!!

The best Urban design known to the world is Burgess model used in Takoradi, France and so many other places


Nairobi can learn from that and improve it urban planning design

samorobo:
Lol this tag actually fits you...lol see the stupid countries you are dragging the tag with. Lol India and the likes...

gallivant:
I thought you said it was South Africa and Tanzania feeding us, now it Ghanaian maize? Go take your meds buddy.

Have you heard Technology transfer before ?

Mkenya2019:
Dream on. Ghana can never teach us anything serious.

Twenty-eight of the cultivars were grown in two to five countries each during the 2013/2014 main crop season. Most notable among those were
DK8053 (reported from Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia); ----Kenya
Obatanpa (Ghana, Mali, Nigeria, Uganda, and Zambia); - -Ghana
PAN53 (Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Ghana);
SC513 (Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, and Zimbabwe);
DK8031 (Kenya, Uganda, Malawi, and Mozambique); ---Kenya
ZM521 (Ethiopia, Angola, Malawi, and Zimbabwe);
PAN67 (Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, and Zambia); ---Kenya
and SC627 (Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe).

even of the 28 cultivars were reported from three countries each, and 13 were reported from two countries each. Obatanpa was the only cultivar that was grown in all the three regions in Africa. It is known by its original name Obatanpa in Ghana and Zambia; in Mali, it is called Dembanyuman; it is Sammaz14 in Nigeria; and in Uganda, it goes by the name Longe5 (or Nalongo)

Everything else in Kenya was a clone from Obatanpa.... Obatanpa has been the perfect OPV for the creation of clones as it was intended to be

chrisooblog:
So you mean Ghana is technically feeding those low self-esteem loud mouths?

Dont mind them

Without Ghana Obatanpa Gh, They wont have their favourite Ugali

Mkenya2019:
No results for Obatanpa and Kenya. Take your meds. The madness is back.

If you dont know how you guys call it, just ask

dumb lunatic

Today, it remains the most popular breed in Africa

Mkenya2019:
Crazy names - Quick Google Search. I typed Ghana Kenya Maize Clone.

Why do maize farmers in Ghana have a limited choice of ...https://link.springer.com › article
by AG Poku · 2018 · Cited by 25 — However, only a few African countries, such as Kenya and Mozambique, provide evidence of successful commercial seed sector development (World ..

Let me help you with more https://www.researchgate.net/publication/250118596_Registration_of_'Obatanpa_GH'_Maize

70% of maize grown in Kenya comes from the Ghanaian breed Obatanpa GH.

In Benin, they call it Faaba
Togo and Mali call it Debunyuman
Guinea, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Senegal call it SAMMAZ 14
Mozambique (susuma)
SA,Uganda,Ethiopia,Zimbwabwe , Swaziland, Malawi

This breed is grown in 47 out of 54 African countries.