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rvp2018:crazy kid You think Tema is that slummy shit you live in ee |
obaaderemi: ![]() They have have no idea what nation building is |
obaaderemi:you see that thing ![]() You can spot spot someone from the UK and identify him from an American just by looking.. ![]() |
rvp2018:tantrums only show what a sore loser you are |
rvp2018:the print has nothing to do with what I'm referring to. A Ghanaian or Nigerian can be in suit and tie a mile away and you'll still be able to identify both respectively. Both Ghana and Nigeria fostered an identity far back in the 1800s ... Kenya does not have one. That's your own cry at this point. Immigration officers all around the world can identify a Ghanaian and identify a Nigerian in a que just by looking. That is how strong both identities have been fostered. Kenya needs to create a national identity of it own and bracelet is not what is going to help you do it |
obaaderemi: ![]() I'm sure he doesn't even know what an identity is ... That guy is crazy |
obaaderemi:that's why they couldn't foster an identity and lost themselves. |
rvp2018:Desperate as usual... How do kings own family lands? Every family in Ghana have family lands. And so do the king's with their family lands which is their stool land. You can never be Ashanti Kingdom, you're not sensible enough ![]() The Ashanti's created a democracy of their own which was far too modern to that which existed in Europe and same goes for other Akan tribes. Take control over Kenyan lands which were taken from you guys because you were educated. |
rvp2018:after so many years, you're now building an identity? ![]() there's nothing like twi tribe please ![]() Ghanaians do not need to wear bracelet to have an identity. You can spot a Ghanaian from a mile away with nothing identifiable on him or her. That is what identity looks like. Nigerians have an identity.. you can spot a Nigerian from a mile away even without him or her speaking. |
rvp2018:sorry, we've not lost our identity like you to become this desperate. ![]() We don't do that shit here |
obaaderemi: ![]() I'm sad for them... When you lose your identity, you really are lost |
rvp2018:if you want modern democracy, just come and learn from Ghana. That kind of shit is only done by desperate people who have no identity ![]() |
obaaderemi: ![]() |
obaaderemi:Indians who never lose their identity to anything ![]() |
obaaderemi:you're a funny guy ![]() Designating India as a tribe is one insane thing |
Ghana yo start allowing export of gas as an extra 2 trillion cubic feet gas field goes into development https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6nGZcfBngc |
rvp2018:Ghana is not a useless country like Kenya.. The kind of fuel Ghana is looking at importing is LNG from Nigeria. Something that Ghana private sector is seeking to create more demand for form industries. Ghana already have it second 3 billion dollars refinery under construction which alone is capable of meeting it total refined products demand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4fUrFBoMGE We are also revamping the Tema oil refinery with new boilers to bring it fully on stream for export. Don't cry because the Indians are colonizing you |
popizaino:you are the one with a straw man argument at the moment. I have no interest the Ghana discussion because Ghana is in a better place. I'm more worried for Kenya since it failed to repay it Chinese debt in June this year and got slapped with a fined. Defaulting like that after years of debt restructuring only leads them to a Zambia situation. Ghana has too many options to resolve it issues Kenya debt crisis is not the same as Ghana liquidity issue. You can take a read below... The easiest solution to Ghana issues is in parliament.. that's from Mahama next finance minister
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rvp2018:inflation is already dropping to 25% by year end and so is the cedi recovering. I'm more concern about the slap that china give you when they refuse your attempt to restructure your debt with them inorder to use the money to pay other creditors and how they went ahead to fine Kenya for defaulting. If you want to see what China will do to you, look no further than Zambia... They will confiscate the remaining assets that your country used as collateral. |
rvp2018:I told you that a long time ago.... Ghana has already received that confidence just by the mere news break of talks with IMF. Ghana debt is within manageable levels and the yearly obligations are also within Ghana ability to pay It will be 2.8 billion next year which is peanuts money for Ghana. What we need to do most is to solve our toxic politics that seeks to make ruling Govt suffer as punishment for their bad deeds. IMF has never been needed by Ghana. Kenya needs the IMF, without them your country will be a venezuela in months. You have a huge 12 billion obligation because of how your debt ballooned. You don't have the money to pay and don't have the confidence of your creditors after you restructured for years and decided to default. |
Shaytun:the mess looms wide |
rvp2018:Ghana only started engagement with IMF which is even backroom engagement just a month ago ![]() Ghana already has 3 billion dollars sitting in the sinking fund.. No one with money in the bank get desperate for a peanut loan. ![]() Ghana just raise 800 million from African development bank and we just raised 2 billion dollars for Ghana cocoa board.. ![]() Like I said, we ain't Kenya that is bankrupt... Face your Sri Lanka situation alone. ![]() Comparing yourself to Ghana will only make more Kenyans go hungry.... Ghana was flexing with it bank balance but Kenya couldn't do same because you're a poor bankrupt country that needed to be rushed to the IMF after countless debt restructuring that got your best pal China pissed. ![]() This is Ghana next finance minister for the opposition party talking.
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rvp2018:SA had better finances and didn't even need it . Kenya on the other hand had no option... Ghana realized it didn't need debt freezing so we didn't sign on to it and we didn't need IMF as well hence we did sign on to it last year when Kenya was on stretcher being carried there despite the good will Ghana did for your country. ![]() Even as we speak, Ghana does not need IMF because a solvent country does not go to the IMF but if govt can't have it needed numbers in parliament to get access to the monies in Ghana sinking fund which is set aside for debt servicing.. they will find themselves in a right corner |
rvp2018:You run there because you had no option ... No one would loan you money, your export value couldn't be raise fast enough and you were defaulting on your debt obligations. That was your death bed.. Ghana can decide today that it doesn't need an IMF program and it will still be able to pay it debt as well as keep financing it other obligations. A liquidity issues is not the same as Kenya debt crisis . With wage Bill and debt servicing taking up 125% of revenue... You were already dead. |
rvp2018:the IMF is an expert enough... They are administering a bitter pill to your country... By the time they are done, more Kenyans will be multidimensional poor with a huge unemployment issue on your hand. |
rvp2018:My problem is Liquidity issue which will be resolved by end of year or earliest by next election year when Ghanaians decided to clear the gridlock in parliament because they can't agree on anything. Kenya is already suffering from hyperinflation hence the huge food prices compare to here... Atleast the ordinary Ghanaian do not have to worry about drought, starvation or food prices. |
rvp2018: ![]() Please don't comment on Ghana politics you simply don't have an idea... NAna cannot run for elections again. Your country is just a bankrupt man on his death bed being sustained by IMF.... Your country will not be able to buy fuel in 2023 if from all indication, your wage bill will be forced downwards by the IMF. That means more suffering and poverty for the ordinary kenyan |
rvp2018:Ghana is not the one with an unprecedented 18 million people starving ..... Ghana's economic growth creates enough buffer for all Ghanaians to benefit so an increase in inflation have little effect. It creates income growth for the largest percentage of the population. The only Africans crying at the moment are Kenyans who can't find food or have been priced out of the market |
rvp2018:Kenyans mind a lot because the Kenyan economy did not create a trickle down effect for growth that give a buffer to the ordinary Kenyans to benefit. So the only way they could feel something from your economic growth was through subsides. You guys became drunk on it and it has caused a lot of pain for the ordinary Kenyan when IMF force the removal of most of them. Apart from Nigerians and South Africans, I don't know of any African community that party more than Ghanaians. But that is not the discussion |
rvp2018:I know you don't like facts but those are the realities you Kenyans face.... Next year will be more difficult for Kenya. Pray you don't end up with empty shelves as the IMF force you guys to strip yourself.... Ordinary Kenyans will suffer more. The Ghanaian govt do not run subsides on anything |
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