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rvp20182:
By 2030 - China would have turned half their cars to EV - Europe and others will be on it too.

Cars a not the largest consumer of fuel

Plus Africa will keep using combustion engine for 100 years to come

A booming real estate sector with focus on the upper end multifamily units and a booming manufacturing sector.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBS9DodCZNc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HN7M5DRGKis

Obaaderemi2:
One hatefilled specimen on this thread said the refinery would not be completed, the same way he has been crooning about Eko Atlantic.

it's mostly because most things in Kenya never gets completed, so he's assuming it's the same In Nigeria

SPINTEX

The expanse

5 million Households in Ghana have their own private toilets within their home.
2 million households share a toilet facility

1.4 million households do not have a toilet facility so they either visit community base toilets or find other means.
This translate to 5.2 million people which is the same as the number of poor people in Ghana.

Mostly a rural problem than an urban one

gallivant:
I simply don't care for your arguments. Good day.

You don't care that 11 million Kenyans are going to toilets in the open in Kenya ?

Toilet has been the only intellectual talking point you have tried to have.

If I was in Kenya, I'll be worried that this many people shit in buckets and bushes or dig pits.

We don't do that nonsense here.

gallivant:
Not interested really. Carry on your foolishness and remember not to $hit at the beach. It's barbaric!

Since you're foolish enough to talk about toilets, I can only show you with data that Kenya have it worse than anyone here.

More Kenyans shit on beaches than in Ghana, in Ghana, the census data says only 2,000 households shit on beaches which is basically 6,000 people.

In Kenya, it is 500,000 people

Saddamochieng00:
So we're going to go off your observations then? Anyone in here with experience will tell you 99% of poor households can't sustain the fuel needs for powering only those two appliances talk less of fridges and cooking stoves.

Since they don't have a census data.
A survey observation is the best method of proving this.
You can verify this by your own sample, I'm sure there are lots of videos on YouTube to help you. Since you can't afford a travel to Nigeria

gallivant:
Save your words dwarf. Go build toilets.

https://static.dw.com/image/45674776_6.jpg

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FOdT-vDXMAUiW5b.jpg

Lunatic skeletal dwarf

18% of Kenyans either dig holes to shit in or shit in the bush or in buckets. This translate to 11 million Kenyans 🤣😂🤣

No wonder that place stink

This is your census

Saddamochieng00:
The numbers say otherwise. I've operated a generator before and I know it's the most uneconomic option out there especially with the current fuel prices.

Numbers from where ?

First of all, Nigeria hasn't done any census.

Secondly if you pick any 10 poor household in Nigeria, a fan and tv are the common things you'll find in 8 of them.

How do I know this, by simple observation when I went there

gallivant:
Build toilets dwarfs..

https://www.un.org/waterforlifedecade/images/africa/access-to-sanitation.png

Since your didn't read to get it yesterday, let me repeat it for you again. Build more toilet for Kenyans cause you guys don't have it

According to census data from both countries and UN data
Only 29% of Kenyans have access to improve sanitation meanwhile the figure in Ghana is 87%

Saddamochieng00:
Another thing, this generators are only a preserve for the middle class. What percentage of the low income households can afford one and even then would they sustain the fuel needed for powering a fridge, stove, TV, air conditioning?

From my experience, it is not a preserve of the middle class.

The poor in Nigeria have at least a fan and tv in their house that they have to power, some have fridges to power. These things are a necessity hence generator is a necessity once you don't have electricity there.

Saddamochieng00:
Almost 10 million households are connected to the national grid and this only seeks to serve the remaining 1 or 2 million which are either not connected or as backup for the already connected households.

Keep deceiving yourself...
Your census says only 50% are.

Saddamochieng00:
Keep comforting yourself.

You need the inspiration that your life can be better and it can only come from seeing what hard work and dedicated effort can achieve.

😂🤣

You'll get out of Kenya rural and despotic lifestyle one day

Saddamochieng00:
At least I still have time on my side. You're almost turning 50 with nothing to show for except a generous amount of starving illiterate children.

I love your assumptions
Anyway, I've lived a good life and achieved everything one can dream off. 🤣😂

Saddamochieng00:
I know. Our needs are different hence the need for innovation. These solar plans sort out most of the energy needs and there also exists clean affordable ethanol gas that compliments the system. Either that or biogas for most of the rural folks.

Ps. The more expensive systems are mostly for backup and water heating in the middle income areas or water pumping/irrigation in the rural areas.

At this rate, we can say Nigeria is better than Kenya on the electricity front because those who are not served, Generators provide all their electrical needs.

They don't run around with one solar lap around their house looking for a pin and claiming to have electricity 🤣😂

Saddamochieng00:
Get a life. Your agemates like rvp have huge tea farms while you hawk dried fish in Jamestown market.

They are making a better life than you...

Get up your ass and get your head out of conspiracies, so you can build a good life in Kenya 😂🤣

AfriqueDuZuid:
An average house in SA has a four plate stove, kettle, fridge, microwave, tv, etc that requires large amount of solar power

Will need R80 000 home system for backup

Your solar plans won't work in SA

They have a basic understanding of solar systems to run off grid when the grid does not exist or is unavailable.

Shma2023:
You started with 40%, I beat you on that, you went to 45%, now you're at 48%. Next it will be 50% ..

Typical noise from a country that can't improve in anything

Let me help refresh your mind on what a mess you live in(Kenya)

27.5% - mud/cow dung buildings
16.5% - Stone with lime/cement buildings
16.3% - concrete buildings
15% - zinc kiosk buildings
7% - wooden shacks
6.8% -bricks building
5% - bamboo
5.9% - thatch/lancrete and others

According to census data, mud houses are the predominant form of housing in Kenya.
I'm only generous when I quote 40% or 45% it is because I like to be generous when it comes to Kenya just so things are not portrayed as bad as they are.

Shma2023:
South Africa is doing 21%_ it must be a zoo when Ghana is in the equation.

Back to you @AfriqueDuZuid

Heck! Why are you still wasting words? Aimless rants!

Kenya is doing 48% so it is a basket case of misery.
SA is way better off.

Worry about Kenya and don't ever dream to compare your misery to superior places.

Whenever you go to bed, weep for kenya and stop feeling oppressed by the goodness of another country.

Saddamochieng00:
This is a 40 year old graying man with 6 kids in the village. Have some shame.

Next time don't ever compare poor Kenya to Ghana 🤣😂

That place is a mess

Shma2023:
Ok.ok.ok!!!!

Let's assume 2019 vs 2023 are Apples to Apples/let's overlook your Obtuseness for once and assume Apple for Apple is an oblivious team.

Notwithstanding the aforementioned, let's not ignore the real definition of the KEY TERM Apples to Apple
phrase of apple
NORTH AMERICAN
used with reference to a comparison regarded as valid because it concerns two things that are fundamentally the same.

Let's also factor in the Kenyan 40% (mudhouses and metal) - from your usual verbose. 40% ≠ to Ghanian 63%.

For starters:
Metal and wooden homes can't be predominant in Ghana. Yes! Concrete and Mudhouse are!

If there are 20% wooden and metal houses —ALONE— in Ghana; Heck! Then pretty much 60% of hobbits dwell in either metal, mud, or wooden houses. POVERTY, RIGHT?

Ignore that. Let's take your verbiage as gospel truth. Let's assume Ghana metal, mud, and wooden houses accounts for a paltry 6% of the entire Ghana house structure. Hahaaa —By that standard, SA, India, Brazil Etc are zoos— mhh... That's not the point though, here is the point:

Kenya is still light years ahead of Ghana. Ghana is nothing/Ghana is irrelevant/ Nobody knew Ghana if it wasn't for Kenya vs Nigeria thread. Comparing Ghana to Kenya is a favour to you( we want you to feel relevant) _ Cos a genuine comparison will be a NON-STARTER!


From the point above; you've clearly wasted your lies/ Words _ cos it has served no purpose.


Byee... Bwoy.

Dream on

I only engages in a discussion of facts.

The statistical facts state that less than 6% of properties in Ghana fall in the category of mud hut, metal and wooden kiosks.
If we go by the actual figure in the report, it will be less than 3%.

But I must help Kenya catch up fast so I dash you guys an extra 3%. When will Kenya get down from 45%?

Sleep on it😂🤣

As the thread has shun, no one here knew Kenya than for marathon. But Ghana established Kenya hence you guys study Ghana as a course in Kenya.

If not for you Kenyans, I wouldn't have known that Ghana was the one that established Kenya as an independent state.

The Asantehene (King) Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and HRH Lady Julia Osei Tutu of Ashanti

What must be said:

Whoever ascends the throne of Asanteman will always have prominence in Ghana and beyond. Manhyia is the reason why modern Ghana became a full British Colony only in 1902. For historical perspective, USA was a British Colony for over 170 years. Manhyia is the reason Twi is a very prominent language in Ghana. The prominence of Asantehene is historically shaped. It's a massive institution. Global personalities stand in awe when they come before the King in his full Majesty at Manhyia.

Shma2023:
Apples for apples. For you to contrast any performance, you have to use census reports, not blogs.

Zombie.

Go and sleep, Kenya won't catch up.

Ghana statistical service 2021 census report is not a blog 🤣😂

26 million handheld devices(mobile phone) are used to access the internet

Shma2023:
Facts don't care how many goalposts you'll shift. Facts don't care about the verbose you'll throw around. This is the last time I'm patching facts to your glaucoma-infested eyes.

20%of the hobbits dwells in metal and wooden homes. 73 _ 45% of them live in mud houses.
The report is here. Go read it.

keep screaming

While posting preliminaries while main housing data where not released until 2023.
Let me help you since you're struggling to understand simple data. There are 10,659,542 properties in Ghana and only 10,006,233 out of that total are dwelling places where people sleep.

This Zombie is so hard pressed all because Kenya has 45% of households living in either mud or zinc housing.

In Ghana, less than 600,000 dwelling places fall in the category of mud huts, metal kiosk and wooden kiosks.

88% of Ghana's households have access to portable and safe water

Shma2023:
Boy. That's not the official census report. I directed you to Volume 3 household report. Why are you peddling this blog? Which

No. 1 has no link to back it up.
"" . 2 has nothing like Ghana in it; maybe it's a togo report, who knows?
3. Has no specific data for rural and urban data; contrary to volume 3N report.

Ghana statistical service census report is not a blog..

I understand you feel oppressed by Ghana's impeccable achievements because Kenya fall short on all of them.

Don't worry, one day your Zoo will catch up

70% of households in Ghana have their solid waste collected or properly disposed off

Only 2.4 million households dispose off their waste improperly by either burning or

darkwan:
safari bush dwellers....!!

atleast ghanaians are tryin to adjust to a modern world....
you kenyans are still stuck with tourist destinations that only attracts perverts of the western world....

kenyan loosers....!!

🤣🤣

The bolded is an undercut, not allowed

vankelvin:
@Gallivant
It's because you guys are seeking relevance from Ghanaians. Had it not been for the existence of social media Kenyans would have begged to get the opportunity to speak with Ghanaians

🤣😂🤣

AfriqueDuZuid:
Solar in kenya is 99% used for lights and charging phones.

That's just sad

A country with 58 million people, with high density which means less wire stringing can't provide electricity for 50% of it population leaving 19% of them depending on touch lights and the other 30% in complete darkness

gallivant:
Build toilets first. Shameless dwarfs..

https://www.un.org/waterforlifedecade/images/africa/access-to-sanitation.png

According to census data from both countries and UN data
Only 29% of Kenyans have access to improve sanitation meanwhile the figure in Ghana is 87%