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Shma:
Absolutely.

No access to roads.

Now you've jumped to roads?

when I say no access to roads, it means no access to a tarred road... Until your country can improve from a 5% tarred road network..forever keep quiet


Ghana roads are almost a 110,000km .... Correct yourself.

Anyway that was a diversion

Shma:
Too much unnecessary noise.
Why Can't you Drop the link that says tema has a capacity of 3million metric tonnes?

Your nonsense has just exposed you to the bots. See your account has been banned

take er

https://www.tor.com.gh/tors-services/storage/

Since you are denying that you saw it

You banned my account for no reason but the fact that you didn't like seeing that your Kipevu was 30 times smaller than just one product storage at Tema oil

Shma:
That is tema refinery. There is nothing bigger than this one in the entire ghana. Even in the video, you displayed, there was nothing impressive.

Learn to accept things.

that's a separate company call Quantum Gas ... This is their website
http://www.quantumterminals.com/

You will see the pic there
They have a 55,000 tonnes LPG storage and processing facility...

It is just outside the facility of Tema oil Refinery..


You can thank me for the education later

Shma:
Noise. I'm talking about the biggest oil refinery in ghana, which is tema.

I just copy-pasted the information.
Tema oil refinery has an LPG storage facility with an initial capacity of 9,000 tones

@GeneralDae, save this guy.

You mean you copy pasted the information by eliminating the part that told you it has a 3 million metric tonnes storage capacity for crude oil ....
All because it will expose how small your kipevu is

Well done

popizaino:

Good you get it

All the communities just outside of Nairobi remain villages with no road access ... Thika was even lucky that the Nairobi Thika highway pass through it.

popizaino:
Sure I will choose to live in my own house with my fence and gate likewise every other person, but it is not sustainable and that is why government needs to control it so we don't end up losing our green lands. Someone like me who wanted to go into coconut farming here in Nsawam is being directed to land in suhum or Nzema because all the fertile has been replaced by numerous single homes.

why will anyway sane person want to do coconut farming on the mountains....

Those lands are not suitable for coconut farming ... The person who directed you to Suhum and Nzema did that because those were the best lands for coconut farming...

They are in valleys with fertile soil for coconut.....

Nsawam lands are fertile but not for coconut but Mango,citrus plants and even vegetables because of the high attitude .. they have the weather for those.

Shma:
Slowly, don't cook data from your p"ssy. We need credible data.

For starters,
Tema LPG capacity is 9000 tonnes, while kipevu LPG storage facility has an initial capacity of 25,000 tonnes.

Size of the tanks matters, yes. Can you show is yours? Let's compare.

Quantum gas facility alone has a 55,000 tonnes LPG facility In addition to Tema Oil 10,560 tonnes ...

Should I mention other LPG storage facilities like those under BOST and those other Private companies all located in that same area?

I've told you to stop making noise ....

Look at Tema oil Refinery 6 million tonnes storage tanks ....
There are over a 100 of them spread over a 400,000 square meters area.

You are talking about figures, where you got these figures from ...didn't you see the figures I'm quoting....

Anyway, the gas I was referring to was natural gas and not your LPG

popizaino:
You just described the standard in the developed world but unfortunately the same is not obtainable here, the Ghanaian government don't want outcry from the masses so they allow you to build as you like, the only time there is demolish is expansion of roads.Look at the distance to get to the main city from almost an opposite end of Accra.

That is because Accra built up area is bigger than Nairobi

The difference with Nairobi is that while Gbestile is planned and has received a good amount of development... An area like Thika in Nairobi remains a village.

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gallivant:
Ghana doesn't even have enough office space in her dwarf cities. Imagine how embarrassing it would be when BBC or Aljazeera zooms in Accra when reporting on AfCFTA for the whole world to see?

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obaaderemi:
The Kenyan nurses come to mind.

rvp2018:
Yes; this thread alone is enough to demonstrate their level of English is below bar.

Talking about English, Ghanaians are not the ones failing standard English tests ....

We just prefer our own language more ....

So foreigners conform to our society norms rather than the opposite... That is what a superior society looks like.


Kenyan level of English is below the bar hence why you guys struggle to comprehend simple things here.

obaaderemi:
Nairobi is in the periphery when it comes to real African affairs. It's on the fringe.

it leaders don't even have sense to ever engage in the progress of Africa, they always follow.

rvp2018:
What is progress of AfCFTA? They dont even have a website. It was already limping but placing the secretariat in Ghana was certainly the last nail on it's coffin.

The sooner it's relocated to Nairobi the better - otherwise it will be dead as dodo.

We are talking about practical stuff and you are talking about websites ....

Big deals are already happening .... Ghana is the only place the secretariat can be placed ... The only reasonable place ...



Nairobi has nothing to offer Africa, it hasn't ever offered Africa anything and hasn't ever played any diplomatic function in Africa.

rvp2018:
We speak English well.
We speak Swahili very well
We speak our native languages - the 44 of them.
We even have new language - Sheng...Swahili English.

Officially we recongise English and Swahili as official languages.
We teach Swahili all the way to university.
It compulsory all the way to end of high school.

We teach native language to lower primary.

This article 7 of Kenya Constitution.

(1) The national language of the Republic is Kiswahili.
(2) The official languages of the Republic are Kiswahili and English.
(3) The State shall --
(a) promote and protect the diversity of language of the people of Kenya; and
(b) promote the development and use of indigenous languages, Kenyan Sign language, Braille and other communication formats and technologies accessible to persons with disabilities.

Story for the Gods

rvp2018:
If the petty Tanzanians had not stimmed East Africa federation - it would be far ahead of even EU. First they killed EAC in 1977 with their petty squabbles with Kenya and wars with Uganda. Now after being re-introduced -and despite Arusha being in TZ - they continue to block integrations.

As of now - Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda are far ahead - in creating a single political federation.

Now DRC Congo has joined - and hopefully it will neutralize Tanzanian nonsense. I dont see much hope in Ghana led Africa Free Trade Area - it seems to be dead on arrival.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSJ-zN3ig0A&t=113s

You don't see any hope for Kenya in the Ghana led Africa free trade because Kenya does not produce anything....


All those who produce stuff are seeing the hope in it..

rvp2018:
You're vindicating her. She basically cut your propaganda like a hot knife cutting through butter. This video and your president showcasing Nairobi of 1980s as vision 2050 is a classic.

which one is propaganda?

Why should we through our language away in favour of English?
Boy, we only do that English shit when we have to do official stuff ..

Only deranged fools get rid of their language in favour of a colonizer language...
This is one of the reasons why Ghana is special and different in very good ways...
Colonialism struggled here

rvp2018:
How would you know when you're a Ghanian speaking to Ghanians. That is not the experience of the Kenyan girl.

She says even asking for direction from Ghanians is so difficult.

@3:39 - SHE BASICALLY SAY YOU ILLETERACY NUMBERS ARE FAKE - that is what we have been saying on many things


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAQXi4gAj-U

No one cares whether you are Ghanaian or not....
You don't go to France expecting that they speak English to you or China and expect that they speak English to you instead of Mandarin or Germany...

Asking for directions from and Ghanaian is difficult.. she should be able to use her Google map if she's literate...


How can you claim you are literate and not be able to read simple Google maps?


Yes Ghana is more developed than Kenya in everything
You guys already know it and have accepted it cause it's fact.

But the daily need to compare your country to a country much more developed than it needs to stop, yes we understand that you want you compare your country to countries much more developed than it to see how far you guys have gotten but really, must it be daily?
Must you drag everyone down to your level?

rvp2018:
For Ghanians - berating the kenya girl - @6:42 - the level of English is so high - no matter where you go.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mxed-RkIKg

where ever you go in Ghana, the English language spoken is high here ....

But no one here will approach you speaking English untill they realize that you can't speak any Ghanaian language...

Our language comes first before English.

So of you come to Ghana, you should be able to have basic twi skills for communication

Just30:
seems you just want to text for texting sake.

Listen to your fellow citizens

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Typical *fooling from you

Thats because youve not been to Europe before...


Ghanaian vegetables and fruits as well as chocolates have flooded European supermarkets

rvp2018:
Usual nonsense. Never seen any fruit or veggie from Ghana in any supermarket in Europe. It's Kenya, South Africa and Ivory Coast.
Kenya is mostly vegies and avacados.
South Africa avacados.
Botswana you find beef.
Ivory coast bananas and pineapples.
Flowers definitely kenya.
Nuts definitely kenya.
Chocolate you find some from Ivory Coast or at least named after.

Ghana simply DO NOT exist - maybe in few suburbs of London.

All these in almost every supermarket in Europe

rvp2018:
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no one knows little

They will just be wasting money..

All these wishful dreams of yours will really mess you guys up.

The Ghanaian payment market is already saturated..
If they want to make an impact, they will have to foot huge amount of monies to buy shares in already existing payment solutions in Ghana.

And same advice goes for little

rvp2018:
When Ghana dominate even Togo - come and talk.

Our companies are coming to Ghana - and all you have to show in Kenya are 3 dispensing chemist

Vegpro Group is now looking to expand its horizons beyond national borders. Last week, IFC invested $7million to help the company develop a 1,070 ha farm in Ghana. The new farm will boost vegetable production to meet increasing demand from clients in Europe. Vegpro Group will also work with 800 smallholder farmers in Ghana, giving them access to international markets for the first time.

Vegpro Group’s interest in Ghana is well timed. The country recently invested in the Kpong Left Bank Irrigation Project. Vegpro will be the anchor tenant in the irrigation project, after signing a 50 year lease with the Ghanaian government. They have also formed a joint venture company with Air Ghana to manage the new perishables centre at Ghana’s main international airport.


This the kind of technology we are bringing to you backward country

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7rVdB0A-8U

Ghanaian small holder farmers already have access to the international market ....
They export 4 billion dollars worth of fruit and veggies

Your vegpro could only developed a 1070 ha farmer in your country?

Even small holder farmers do more than that.

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Shma2020:
Nooo. It's a village tequila. It's incomparable with python soup which is consumed by troglodyte hobbitopia Neanderthals from hobbit Republic of Ghana.

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Shma2020:
Chang'aaa is a village tequila just in case you didn't know.

Old zombie

naa

it is a vil*lage to*xic consumed by *fools

Shma2020:
Your account was banned because of the stupidity you spew - nothing like unmentioned words.
Your verbosity are full of lies and tantrums. No sane grown up can reason and act like you - even bots gets pissed off with Just30 tantrums.

M0r0n. tequila is pretty much invigorating than the python soup you consume for puny brain maturation.

I said Chan*gaa, I didn't say tequila

*Foolish kid

Shma2020:
Ask yourself why your foolish account has been banned and rvp2018's still standing? You spew alot of lies and sh*t. MOFO. I can spew sh*t all over nairaland but your case is grand and the bots know that.

Both of our acc*ounts were ban because we mentioned the
un*mentionable ...

Now, *dumb *dumb go back to *drinking *toxic chan*gaa

vankelvin:
She couldn't afford to live in the high neighborhoods... I watched some of her videos about 3 months ago where she was actually looking for a room to rent in the low key neighborhoods..

As for Kenyans it's as if they've been cursed to live a low life

I swear

rvp20182:
Who was exporting Ghanian Slaves to America? From 15th to 16th - the Portuguese run the Gold Coast - exporting slaves and gold. Seem even Dutch came - colonized Ghana. I bet even the Spanish too.

Definitely the Dutch introduced the famous Ghana Kenke dress - the Dutch Print (aka African print) - take gold/slaves - for a piece of dutch print - that now Ghanian proclaim to be their own.

Ohoo we Ghanian are very proud of our (DUTCH ) print/heritage
https://i1.wp.com/thinkafrica.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/word-image-5.jpeg?resize=1024%2C765&ssl=1

The Portuguese were just traders buying gold and slaves ..

Both the Dutch and Portuguese were living in Ghana at the mercy and protection of Ghanaian tribes and they pay dues to them for their stay ....

Kindly explain how they colonized Ghana.
Also, the wax print was not introduce by the dutch.

The Kente was made right here and the wax print aka Ankra African print was old tie and dye technology that was available here far before the dutch even arrived here.

rvp20182:
Ghana aka Gold Coast - has mined how many tonnes of gold - since the times when Mali Empire of Mansa Musa had colonized Ghana - in 13th centuries - to Portuguese - then the French - the British - and now Chinese gangs are on it.

Is there any logically explanation to explain why a country that has mined GOLD(MONEY) for 7th centuries is so poor.

I am yet to learn when the Portuguese colonised Ghana...

rvp20182:
The only people destroying Africa reputation are
1) Ghana - literally named Gold COAST since 18th century and yet still very poor.
2) Nigeria exporting millions of barrel of OIL daily and yet still very poor. OIL is a blessing everywhere except in Nigeria.
3) South Africa the Saudi Arabia of Minerals - and yet still very poor - and even poorer with self-rule.
4) DRC with trillions like Nigeria of potential minerals - and yet still very poor

Kenya has since independence been the beacon of hope - an oasis of peace - that has thrived for long.

The home of world class sportmen, Obama, innovations like MPESA and country thriving despite being almost arid and zero minerals.

Kenya continues to proof all is not lost for the black race.

Nobody can berate Ethiopians - they are poor, barren, no minerals but they try their best like Kenya.

Explain to me how Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa and DRC can be poor? How is that even possible?

All the camel riding primitive desert tribes of middle east - used oil - to quickly transform - Africa countries with similar natural resources just stood there. Nigeria hasnt. Ghana cant. South Africa is going down. DRC is a butt of jokes.

Explain how Ghana is poor again