Shma: You started the noise, and I'm giving you my piece. I can ignore the nonsense of samboro and engage you for the disrespect - a disrespect is when someone from the irrelevant country is busy on the neck of a big country like kenya trying to prove a sh*t
Shma: Again, the only zombie who is screaming about these videos is a hobbit - because he has nothing over them. Sane Nigerians are mute because they don't want this thread to turn into a dustbin - the pics and videos that I have are super disgusting. I'm engaging you because I want that show to slide - for sanity's sake so that you can die of pain.
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Stop making noise here ... All this fuming is unnecessary
Shma: Get a life. Don't be this desperate with life. I believe you always dream of Kenya - how you gonna wake your black bum bum in the morning just to start a back and forth childish show towards Kenya.
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Shma: Not even a single Nigerian has liked any of his nonsense posts - but a desperate hobbit has done it. People are ignoring his childish posts because they don't want this thread to be messy. What you're calling disgusting, is heaven to what I'm just about to post.
On a second thought, I choose to ignore it. @suffering will just do his things.
I told y’all Kenya has a striking similarities with India,Bangladesh and the likes. Even slum are name after this places. They call this place Bangladesh
popizaino: There are low lands in Nsawam that supports coconut farming but that is beside the point........Accra would soon merge with Volta region, there are no available lands to buy close to the roads on the stretch from Tema all the way to Dawa. Sooner than later,the expansion will reach Ada were farmers would give up their watermelon and tomatoes farms for buildings.But you don't see any problem there for reasons best known to you.
Accra has already merged with Central Region and has gotten as far as Potsin ...... Driving pineapple farmers to acquire new lands .... As long as people are building good houses and building their own economic centers to live in and utilities easily build the infrastructure... There's no real problem.
It will be sad to see it catch up with Ada..that area is a bread basket.
There's no real farming happening South ...... This kind of exponential growth of a society does not happen for ever .... Everywhere I've seen it happen, it slows down..
gallivant: Consent? Aren't you the same people persecuting gays for consenting in their bedrooms privately? I don't need any laws to understand confused hypocritical societies.
because their act is against our societal norms and and family values
Your Kenyan society is the perfect example of a confuse society
rvp2018: How fast? There was nobody willing to finance it a month a go? Stop just typing like the Ghanian madman - stuff we can easily google. Refinery - mere 60,000 barrels - has found 60 percent financing - but Uganda unable to raise 40 percent. They sold shares to Kenya - I think we bought 5 percent. But 60,000 barrels is very little oil...Kenya is probably going to be consuming 200,000 barrels by time it's ready in 2025
lunatic You just get up and make up numbers in your hear ...
I can only imagine how smaller your already small kipevu will become when Uganda start feeding itself with it own oil..
You just come on here and make stupid noise on things you don't understand
Kazikazi: Kipevu oil terminal kipevu oil terminal kipevu kipevu kipevu blah blah blah.... Your kipevu is just a white elephant!
In few years, Uganda will start selling her petroleum products after completing her oil refinery. All Kenyans,east Africans and almost all neighboring nations will buy cheap oil from Uganda.
Shma: Point of correction. I used classified roads in Kenya instead of total roads.
Kenya has a total of 226,033km of road, but with only 161,451 having been classified. A total of 39,995 kilometres of classified roads are categorised as national trunk roads, with 121,456km classified as county roads.
That means, our road network Is twice yours.
Continue with the noise.
if you used Classified road network, then you should know that Ghana classified road network is almost 90,000km ..
A total of 40,000km are national trunk roads and the rest are feeder roads and others..
All of this doesn't matter when only 5% of your country roads are tarred ..... Driving on dusty roads in your country is a health hazard... Pave them
68816419: Is that why all your major organizations are been taken over even by smaller countries like Uganda, Uganda just took over your largest sugar factory. By the way, Why do Kenyans cook figures this much?, From Supermarkets, banks, Airlines, cement, Tech just name it.
Why do you think AfDB, WB and IMF blacklisted so many of their firms last year
rvp2018: You're desperate to compare yourself to kenya. South Africans consume 11,1-billion litres of petrol and 12,1-billion litres of diesel a year - with 11 million cars - at pre-covid. Kenya consumes about 6.3 billion litres of petrol, diesel and others. South Africa consumes about 4 times Kenya.
Now how can little Ghana consumes 10 times Kenya and 3 times South Africa.
Ashawo. Nigeria does I think 18B litres if I can recall correctly and little Ghana does 4 billion liters.
I'm not just talking about petrol and Diesel but also Natural gas,HFO, and crude.. These are all energy products..
I knew you wouldn't understand it when I say Energy If I hadn't added a note to say I'm not referring to electricity, your brain would have thought I was referring to it. Even after the note, you're still confuse..
rvp2018: Durban Fuel terminal is on berth 4 to 8 - total length of 725M - while New Kipevu is 770M - therefore primafacia it's indeed the biggest in Africa.
Little Ghana should try to compete with Benin port or Lagos ports.
Lome is already too much for you
you are still making useless noise when your Kipevu total capacity is just 100,000 metric tonnes
While Tema ABB is doing 1000M 2 ULCC berths doing 6 million metric tonnes capacity
Useless noise maker, I told you that your kipevu won't be in the top 10 in Africa ... Even in Sub Saharan Africa, it won't compete in top 10....
I've supplied fuel to all the largest jetty's along the African coast and yours doesn't even come close
rvp2018: More nonsense. Understand the basics before you start talking nonsense.
1) We have been talking about OIl Terminal. This is a facility where ships arrive and offload the cargo. Kenya had a single berths (berth 19-20 of Mombasa port) - so ships had to wait. That Kipevu(old) oil terminal. It was costing us 20m dollars in demurrage.
2) The New Kipevu is adding 770M of 4 berths - that nearly a kilometer - and will be able to handle 4 panamax/post-panamax at a go - the four can discharge 750 million litres of oil products in a single session. Arguably the biggest such oil terminal in Africa.
3) Once discharged the oil is temporarily stored (100,000 metric capacity for new Kipevu) before being pumped to Kenya Pipeline network of depots via the pipeline - and KPRL facility in Changamwe (refinery now being used as storage)
4) Kenya pipeline has capacity of 884,000,000 litres - about 884,000 metric tonnes - while KPRL has capacity of 650,000 metric tonnes - in storage farms. There is nothing close to that in Ghana. Those are large storage farms.
That is Gov of Kenya - Kenya Ports, Kenya Pipeline and Kenya Petroleum Refineries - state corporations.
5) Now Kenya oil companies - pick their oil from Kenya Pipeline depots - have their own storage systems for dealing with regional or town demands - most of them spread across east, southern and even part of north/south africa - Kenya oil companies operate in Ethiopia, South Sudan, Congo, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia and even Malawi.
Now throw your careless numbers as usual. You have the credibility of an ashawo in the street of Accra.
and I told you that it doesn't even come close to being the biggest in Africa...
645,637,000 liters is the entire storage capacity in your entire country.. That's 571388.745 metric tonnes This is peanut, even one company alone in Ghana does that. https://www.bost.com.gh/about-us/storage-capacity One company has the combine capacity of your entire country
Secondly, 770m quay to berth 4 small panamax vessels measuring 200m long.. those are small oil tankers ...
It will be able to berth 4 smaller vessels at a go..
Just look at those small numbers from your country ...
Tema oil Refinery ABB jetty has two bouys offshore measuring 1000m to berth 2 ULCC with dwt of 200,000 to 600,000 ... Those are some of the largest oil tankers in the world at a go.... Your 4 panamax vessels combined cannot match even 1 ULCC
The refinery has a tank farm for storing 3 million metric tonnes of crude and 3 million metric tonnes of LNG for VRA. The LNG is held for onward pumping to power plant in the Tema power enclave.. All the power stations also have their own tank farms for holding gas
ABB is able to discharge 2 dwt 400,000 vessels in just 12 hours.
I've already given link for all my numbers .... You can rant all you want but your country is not getting close to that
rvp2018: You don't get tired talking nonsense day in day out
Quantum - Tema - 15M litres per day capacity. Very TINY - compared to Kenya current oil terminal built in 1963 (Kipevu terminal) - leave alone the new one.
New Kipevu - can handle 750M litres per one fueling session - in four berths. Each of the four vessels will take 5 hours to offload fuel, a total capacity of 20 vessels daily. That is 3 billion litres per day...compared to Tema (Quantam) 15 million litres
The total berth length is 770m - and can handle 4 post-panama ships at one go.
Dont bring your little crap and compare with Africa biggest fuel terminal that will be handling demand for almost 4 countries. This why Chinese foreign minister was opening it.
NOT THIS CRAP
Tema Oil Facility - Quantum Terminals Group The facility has a truck park that can hold up to 50 trucks a time and has the capacity of loading out 15,000,000 liters of products daily, from its 16-truck loading bays. The facility has; Six (6) Gasoil Loading Pumps and four (4) Gasoline loading pumps providing the fastest loading rate of any terminal in Ghana.
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Must you always have to lie just to try to compete ?
KPC is currently in talks with Kenya’s Ministry of Energy to put up a dedicated LPG storage facility with an initial capacity of 25,000 tones.
Your entire kipevu has just a 100,000 metric tonnes capacity...
The old facility had just a 35,000 metric tonnes capacity and now it has been doubled to 70,000 metric tonnes but your video said it's 100,000 metric tonnes so it give you that...
Even one of the smallest terminal like quantum gas have more than half that capacity...
BOST has more than twice that capacity in Accra...
Tema oil Refinery Jetty has 60 times that capacity.
VRA jetty has more than 100 times that capacity
The new Takoradi oil Jetty has more than that
If I continue listing all the companies with more than this capacity... I will fill this page.
Combine Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda energy consumption together and it will still not come close to the amount of energy consumed in Ghana.. (note: I'm not talking about electricity). It just makes sense that Ghana has more than you
rvp2018: Most Ghanaian going by this thread are mad
you are very stupid
That guy right there is an artist using his art to create actual conversation on the stupidity happening in stupid countries like Kenya...
I found out that the man seen in the viral video is known as Mark Mensah, CEO of Phens Multimedia, a media organization based in Ghana. He is popularly called Pastor Blinks. I also found out that the man is not even a pastor but a skit-maker who deliberately make videos mocking pastors and the Christian faith. The videos are edited and published as if it happened in real life without any hint to viewers that it’s a skit. Many people watch the videos, curse pastors believing that what they watched actually happened