Shma2023: Talk for the republic of dwarfness. Nigeria are capable of defending themselves. A hobbit defending Nigeria will be an insult to Nigeria itself; regional power of west Africa.
Back to ghana. You register 140k cars. That is not new car as registered by Ghana. Renewal of car registration happens more often than not; I guess the dwarf republic is not an exception.
Ghana registers a paltry 30k of New cars - majority being 20yrs old.
Don't flex muscles with a country WAAAAY above your league.
lunatic... Of course everyone knows Nigeria import a lot of cars and you don't have to be Nigerian to say that obvious fact.
Shma2023: I was spot on when I said this zombie will suddenly shift goalposts when bombarded with facts. Where are cars per person coming in? And how has it got to do with KENYA IMPORTS AND SELLS MORE NEW CARS THAN GHANA, NIGERIA, AND TANZANIA? zombie, why are you this slow? Where is the fuss coming in? Why are you so bitter over nothing? Or you just don't want to be called a shackman?
Shut up there with the lies
Nigeria buys more new cars than Kenya Ghana buys more new cars than Kenya
I don't know much about TZ cars import
Stop comparing yourself to Ghana, we ain't mates. We can't be doing 3 times what you do and still be comparing your backward country to us.
Shma2023: Thanks for the link, this is what I needed. I went straight j to your CBG, as attached on the blog. The star is not Kebs. Why are you sucking at referencing? You said Kenya imports 5k of new cars in 2022; why am I seeing a different figure from the blog you posted?
Heck! So Ghana only registers 21k new DLs? Haha... Mind you, registered cars and new first cars registered are entirely different. Renewal of car registration happens more often than not; and if we are to count registered vehicles, then we might end up hitting 500k per year! Read your things properly before posting.
In all starts related to Automobiles; Ghana lags behind Kenya. As I had told you , your mates are Ugandans. Kenya's new DLS registrations is clocking 400k per year.
Empty noise in the face of data ... Go and argue like that with your fellow dumb Kenyans.
Shma2023: Drop the link. I can say your Ministry of Trade Affairs documented 1k for your registered data. And then conclude with the word "FACTS."
That will be a typical insane comeback - pure ret@rdeness. I will immediately collect myself to a mental hospital if I see myself wasting words in such a manner.
as usual
When you can't compete, then the Data must be wrong What a defeatist way to argue 🤣😂🤣
Statistically speaking, at the end of the year, Ghana did 336,197 vehicles and this is more than 3 times what Kenya did. This means 33,600 brand new vehicles were registered for the year.
Shma2023: The link will suffice. I can't contrast data using way different links. Apples to apples; if you want to flex your muscles with Kenya(your big boys)
Don't paste screenshots from unknown articles and then crop if to conform to your specifications. Again, herein, you can't lie.
FYI, Kenya registered more than 400k new vehicles in 2022.
Dream on... Ghana still registered more cars in 2021 than Kenya did in 2020.
Again in 2022, Kenya only registered 100, 000 cars while Ghana did more than 200,000
Shma2023: GeneralDae, please come in as a neutral force and help this zombie. Maybe I'm a nuisance to him.
Key information about Ghana Motor Vehicle Sales: Passenger Cars
Ghana Motor Vehicle Sales: Passenger Cars was reported at 3,394.000 Unit in Dec 2019. This records a decrease from the previous number of 4,268.000 Unit for Dec 2018. Ghana Motor Vehicle Sales: Passenger Cars data is updated semiannually, averaging 3,550.000 Unit from Dec 2005 to Dec 2019, with 20 observations. The data reached an all-time high of 6,900.000 Unit in Dec 2014 and a record low of 1,800.000 Unit in Jun 2015. Ghana Motor Vehicle Sales: Passenger Cars data remains active status in CEIC and is reported by International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers.
I can't waste words educating a blockhead who's mindset is fixated to trolls.
Next time, rely of credible data instead of roaming the internet and copying ever nonsense you see.
10% of all vehicles registered in Ghana are new vehicles....
As at the first 5 months of 2021, Ghana had already registered 14,000 new vehicles with is 3 times the number of new vehicles registered in Kenya per year 😂🤣
Shma2023: Schizophreniform disorder! Take your medication.
And write well. I never thought logorrhea and schizophreniform could have an impact on the cognitive ability to process thoughts into well-articulated writing.
I know you're new to how a phone work... So let me spare you
Shma2023: You can't. Lie in the era of AI. There is a reason why data scrapping exists. We're not bonobos who are susceptible to lies.
Buffoon. Ghana has not hit 20k mark. I gave you data few months ago. You have glaucoma or you're just suffering from selective amnesia?
Scream all you want
Those are the facts .... Paved roads here in 3 times what you have in roadless Kenya.
Don't get serious and develop that shithole of yours and be here arguing with those carrying out serious development yearly.
The first 5 months of 2021, Ghana registered 140,000 cars. In 5 months, we had already done one and a half times what Kenya did in the entire year. And dumb Kenyans still want to compare? 😂🤣
Just this number of cars will be enough to crowd out the tiny 500km of paved roads in Nairobi 😂
Shma2023: Apples for apples. The Same article that says Kenya registered 150,000 new vehicle also says Ghana only registered a paltry 20,000 same year.
Why do you want to complete in everything? Ghana can't even catch up to Nigeria; talk less of Kenya. Compete with Uganda.
Shma2023: Blablablaaa. A typical loser suffering from an inferiority complex. You can't have fewer roads; no traffic and compete with a nation with nearly thrice your road network and having traffic more often than not. As the shackman said; when he confused Kenya with your mini republic; TZ is full of motorbikes and extremely few cars. You can only compete with Ghana, not Kenya.
Ghana is not your mate, stop comparing your roadless Kenya to us... You import half the cars we do
Your roads are largely unpaved so the small paved ones are choked