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vankelvin:
Waste no time on that junky guy, there's no correlation in his comments. He just says anything that comes to his mind without thinking through it.

Such an aimless refugee

POKUASI2:
the jobless internet fraudster is shaking cos he knows about to expose him big time on this space.. how can you use your company name to get me visa when many Ghanaians are doing on the desert. Just tell me how. I go expose.. gyimifor

POKUASI2:
are they place I mentioned in Adabraka or not. You're the one defending Accra, right. Do you have the places I mentioned in Adabraka or not. So name one iconic landmark you saw in the video confirming that's Adabraka. You see how low most you can go to deceiving internet users.. fraudulent Ghanaians!!

POKUASI2:
engineer issuing visa? Fraud of a jobless guy who is probably an internet fraudster engaged in romance scam.. where is your office located in Accra so I can come confirm tomorrow with pictures here.. please what engineer spends the amount of time you do here working under presumably a white man. In ghana, that is not possible. Engineer with no supervisors? You're a big fraud.

POKUASI2:
You and that guy are thieves.. ok, you claimed you know Accra right..
So name any place in that vidoe.. from Franko trading area/crystal tv to Roxy cinema to NdC office to former citidia/ melcom building to Citifm/ Adabraka police station to GCB building at BTC circle? Criminals. Name landmarks

vankelvin:
Name of this beach

POKUASI2:
company detail?? Hahahaha.. you must be a cleaner or security at the company.
Dude you're working for no company cos there's no way in the world you'll work for a profit making organization and spend your entire life on nairaland. You're a jobless internet troll

POKUASI2:
hahahaha.. loud mouth simpleton is silenced for good..
You don't even know what to type again.. jobless ORANGUTAN that spends his entire existence on Nairaland. Go get a real job my guy.
Only God knows how skinny you'd look.

POKUASI2:
Are you telling me the story of your life cos it's extremely hard for most of you Ghanaians to live a good life in your country. I swear to God that you're living a very misery, low budget life cos one can see from what you type that you have low self esteem occasioned by the fact that growing up was extremely hard for you and still is. A Ghanaian who grown up eating atleast twice daily have more confidence than you.
And I know you're not willing to change anything about yourself and misery family cos no product person that want to change his and family fortune spends the amount of time you waste on nairaland here arguing about nothing

vankelvin:
The envy of some people

POKUASI2:
The refugee have run out of ideas and what to type hence resort to typing meaningless stuff..

POKUASI2:
SHATTA WALE say Accra is a village and those of us that know every part of Accra know he isn't telling lies. The entire Adabraka is littered with old colonial structures and a very MASSIVE SLUM around Sahara.. 99.1 percent of Tema is ghetto

POKUASI2:
pls tell your parents to bring you home to smell the coffee call ghana in its truest form or I'm wasted my time on a guy who in probably commenting nonsense here from a village.. I doubt you even know Accra

POKUASI2:
probably one of those REFUGEES IN NIGERIA whose parents have refused to take back to ghana because "THERE'S NOTHING IN GHANA" like the ones that have been in my village in IMO STATE before I was born and are still there till tomorrow.
Truth is, 90 percent of Accra is a SLUM and posting vidoes of selected nice neighborhoods that probably have white, none Ghanaians as inhalants wouldn't change that the fact the Accra, white colonizers built and handed to you guys have been mismanaged and turned into A SLUM..
And which Nigerian family in their right Frame of mind would leave Nigeria where davido, wizkid, burna boy etc are buying houses everyday to move to ghana when Ghanaians are running away from their own country.. the Ghanaian rapper ASEM is doing cleaning job in the US right now after running away from the extreme hunger in Ghana..
Promzy of VIP left Ghana to the US —probably doing shoe shine job there and these are just a few names

POKUASI2:
He quickly pulled vidoe of 0.0001 percent of this Tema that's a well known ghetto in the Greater Accra..
there are hundreds of vidoes showing the different ghettos in this Tema. The people that live in different communities of this same Tema say it's a ghetto

POKUASI2:
yes, imagine a Ghanaian teaching me about paragraphing or whatever he chose to called it.. dude go teach your compatriots who neither can read nor understand what they read how to "paragraph" bcs I think they need it more than me.
So why are your tree jumping brothers mad at African tigress for showing very nicer parts of Accra. Aside airport city, sankara, Kanda, some parts of Legon, some parts of Dwouwolu (which she actually showed) some parts of Ridge, which other part of Accra is worth being on camera.

Shma:
Noisemaker is just a one-word phrase, dimwit.

Now I understand why people are dignifying your quote with OK, it's like your mental disorder is incorrigible.

Have a great day, dunce.

Shma:
Waiting for the screenshot. You can't just be blabbering nonsense day in day out.

Who will take you seriously if you can't back your claims with facts?

I thought you'll do better than samboro, but as things are, you are just another version of her.

rvp2018:
Your tax collection outside mineral is 5B or about - about twice Rwanda - with oil and gold - it goes to about 10B. Then your borrow annually about 7B to make budget of 17B. It's hard to have adult conservation with a mad cow like you.

Shma:
.... DO YOU HAVE DEMENTIA or GLAUCOMA? ..

Samboro's blog is not a WB source, it's the STAR magazine. I thought you'll be a little bit intelligent to come up with the original document stating those figures.


Now, drop the screenshot of WB main doc stating the 40% poverty figure for Kenya and shy away from the noise.

Shma:
You made the allegation. The onus is on you to prove. Stop being silly.

Shma:
Mr, reduce shenanigAns and prove me wrong.
I didn't ask for verbose, I just want a screenshot of WB source that says kenya poverty rate is 40%.

Shma:
I'm also eager to see word bank's new report just go to that link, open, then screenshot. I will not ask for much.

Shma:
Drop the link, from a reputable source that says Kenya's poverty rate is 40%.


Don't bring samboro's blog.

rvp2018:
The same informal sector can be formalized. Formalized mean if it's hawking - they need to be registered - it's need to be orderly - probably organized into cooperatives - wearing uniforms - it need to respect the right of business owners - you dont just come and set up infront of someone else job - who is paying taxes. They can also agree with shop owners on time to operate - maybe from 5 pm - when they close shop - they come and set up in the streets.

Otherwise you gotta Ghana like situation with formal sector totally non-existent - and cities look like cattle kraals.

rvp2018:
Informal sector can never create any real wealth - it's create floating middle class - that is one COVID away poverty.
This is what is happening in Kenya and many countries now.
Real wealth will start when we transition the economy from informal to formal - so incomes are more predictable.
Why would owned operated transporter belong to labour union - who is their employer? Will they ask the commuters to raise their money
or you mean the transport conductors/drivers?
As always you made tortured arguments like a mad man.

rvp2018:
I checked Masloc loan - it's a joke - less than 10M dollars annually - big joke

rvp2018:
Tortured arguments. In kenya informal business are slowly giving way to formal.

Informal retail and wholesales -Kiosks - giving way to supermarkets and malls. Now Kenya is second to South Africa in formalizing retails - Naivas just opened their 85th supermarkets.

Informal transport - Matatus or Trotros in kenya have been formaized into Saccos. Ever Matatu in kenya must belong to SACCO, driver and conductor must wear their badge, and their uniform

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sW7HkMuTkCY

We now have problem with Okadas/boda-bodas/motorcyles - that we need to tackle.

Ultimately progressive countries should find a balance - Rwanda has gone to extreme of almost making informal business illegal - Ghana is total chaos with every little space invaded by street vendors.

popizaino:
I think have watched some videos of kampala and I can tell you there is a bit of decency in some areas unlike Accra everywhere is chaotic with street hawkers, containers, kiosks, food vendors except in an area which is like 2% of the whole city. It just so messy here.

rvp2018:
While the informal economy can provide a temporary, imperfect social safety net, benefits of formalization are clear advantages for informal businesses to move out of operating in the shadow economy. https://blogs.worldbank.org/psd/out-shadows-unlocking-economic-potential-informal-businesses/?cid=SHR_BlogSiteTweetable_EN_EXT via @worldbank