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Shaytun:
This city should be nuked

I swear,most especially Eastliegh, imagine that area generates 40% total IGR of Nairobi county yet it looks like a war zone.

rvp2018:
After Ngara 1,400 unit housing - comes another - Affordable Housing in Nairobi - 2,000 Units.

These will be 32 times 15 floors - that is already bigger than ACCRA and Abuja. And we are building 500,000 such units in the medium term. By the time we are done JOBURG will be dead - and Nairobi will be going toe to toe with CAIRO.

[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eb6rWKRXsAAHUxN?format=jpg&name=large[/img]

nigga , u are only building lies.

68816419:
I swear,most especially Eastliegh, imagine that area generates 40% total IGR of Nairobi county yet it looks like a war zone.

and it's right in the centre of Nairobi CBD

Kenyans, enjoy beauty


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

Wuoche:
Nairobi has over taken Lagos in the list of Africa's wealthiest city according to Knight Frank report 2021.

AfriAsia predicted this and zoogerians got into a fit

Little estates in a integrated slumpolis. Get us drone view of entire district that looks livable.

Just30:
Kenyans, enjoy beauty


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

rvp2018:
Little estates in a integrated slumpolis. Get us drone view of entire district that looks livable.

dumb kid from Africa's slum capital.


Everywhere in Ghana is livable and you receive the same superior quality of life.

Do you know that Accra alone consume half the electricity consumed by the entire Kenya ?

That is super living standards expressed in power consumption.

Carry your little backwater kenya to compare with fellow undeveloped places that are poverty stricken in east and central Africa.

That is where you belong

New day. New lies.

Just30:
dumb kid from Africa's slum capital.


Everywhere in Ghana is livable and you receive the same superior quality of life.

Do you know that Accra alone consume half the electricity consumed by the entire Kenya ?

That is super living standards expressed in power consumption.

Carry your little backwater kenya to compare with fellow undeveloped places that are poverty stricken in east and central Africa.

That is where you belong

rvp2018:
New day. New lies.

daily noise making from you



800 megawatt consumed in Accra, that is half the electricity consumed in all of kenya.


The pokuasi bulk Supply Station will soon double that to 1600mw, bringing consumption in Accra alone to the electricity consumed in all of kenya.

5 million people will be consuming more electricity than 53 million people in Kenya very soon.

Nairobi consume roughly half of kenya power - that now around 1000mw.

Now forget about this MW - If you really want to know how much power is consumed - find out GWH.

And for Ghana - remove the 200MW plus for gold smelting - and 200MW by VALCO for aluminium smelting - that is already 400MW.

What actually get supplied to household - who use it to power their AC - something you don't need in Nairobi is about 70%.

You're spending maybe 10-15 units of power per day per household to just keep yourself sane (cold) - but Kenya we have nature to thank for that. I saw Africa Traveller sweating like a pig in the Ghana heat. Pass the poor guy a water satchet please

And you're here celebrating.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/economy/reduced-signals-nairobi-s-falling-dominance--3359842

Just30:
daily noise making from you



800 megawatt consumed in Accra, that is half the electricity consumed in all of kenya.


The pokuasi bulk Supply Station will soon double that to 1600mw, bringing consumption in Accra alone to the electricity consumed in all of kenya.

5 million people will be consuming more electricity than 53 million people in Kenya very soon.

POKUASI BULK SUPPLY STATION

The energy beast that is about to double Accra energy consumption, will come on stream next month.

A real tesseract


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNA2UtB6Ipo

rvp2018:
Nairobi consume roughly half of kenya power - that now around 1000mw.

Now forget about this MW - If you really want to know how much power is consumed - find out GWH.

And for Ghana - remove the 200MW plus for gold smelting - and 200MW by VALCO for aluminium smelting - that is already 400MW.

What actually get supplied to household - who use it to power their AC - something you don't need in Nairobi is about 70%.

You're spending maybe 10-15 units of power per day per household to just keep yourself sane (cold) - but Kenya we have nature to thank for that. I saw Africa Traveller sweating like a pig in the Ghana heat. Pass the poor guy a water satchet please

And you're here celebrating.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/economy/reduced-signals-nairobi-s-falling-dominance--3359842

keep assuming,

Power consumed in Kenya is 1800mw on a good day but most times, it is around 1700mw.


Noise and excuses as usual.

5 million people are consuming half the power consumed by 53 million people in Kenya.


That is how terribly undeveloped your country is

Very tiny. I thought you were excited about something big. I see it 330KVA - but looks very tiny - with small land.

Kenya has 400KV substations
1) Suswa being biggest in kenya and possibly in the region outside South Africa - connecting to Ethiopia's grid - to receive 400MW
2) Isinya the 2nd biggest.
Isinya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akoODvsgp14

Just30:
POKUASI BULK SUPPLY STATION

The energy beast that is about to double Accra energy consumption, will come on stream next month.

A real tesseract


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNA2UtB6Ipo

Why would consume so much power when a typical household just need it for 3 hours of lighting at night - and to power TV/fridge? Our priority is to get everyone to access power - and power reliability.

We don't have to power an AC like you do.

Just30:
keep assuming,

Power consumed in Kenya is 1800mw on a good day but most times, it is around 17000mw.


Noise and excuses as usual.

5 million people are consuming half the power consumed by 53 million people in Kenya.


That is how terribly undeveloped your country is

Actually Suswa Substation Complex; hosts the largest converter station in Africa. - Pokuase sit on 1 acre

The substation sits on a 300-acre piece of land and serves as a connection point for six (6) double circuit transmission lines. The Lines are:

220kV Olkaria II – Suswa line
220kV Olkaria 1AU – Suswa line
220kV Olkaria IV – Suswa line
220kV Suswa – Nairobi North line
400kV Suswa – Isinya line (currently operated at 220kV)
400kv Loiyangalani – Suswa line (currently operated at 220kV)
The substation operates at three different voltage levels: 500kV HVDC, 400kV and 220kV. The lines are for grid stabilization, transmission line extension and regional power interconnection.

Already the 220kV station is energized and operational. The construction of the mega 500kV converter station is complete and pre-commissioning tests are currently ongoing.

rvp2018:
Why would consume so much power when a typical household just need it for 3 hours of lighting at night - and to power TV/fridge? Our priority is to get everyone to access power - and power reliability.

We don't have to power an AC like you do.

you are dumb

That is why your country is so dark.

A house needs power 24/7 and you need to supply as much as they can consume so you don't inconvenience them.


Just say kenyans are poor and can only afford to power one bulb in their shacks for 3 hours.

Since you are so ever ready to get rid of fossil fuels, when will kenyans be rich enough to use induction cookers ?


Getting everyone to access an unreliable power that is not enough for everyone in kenya is the way to go.
But you guys need to invest get rich and invest in more generation.

Lagos state alone consumes 2000mw plus and gets what, it has 21 to 24 million people.

All the house in Kenya uses AC except for people like you who live in shacks and slum scrappers without windows as you would like to call those.

rvp2018:
Very tiny. I thought you were excited about something big. I see it 330KVA - but looks very tiny - with small land.

Kenya has 400KV substations
1) Suswa being biggest in kenya and possibly in the region outside South Africa - connecting to Ethiopia's grid - to receive 400MW
2) Isinya the 2nd biggest.
Isinya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akoODvsgp14

it doesn't need much land when you are investing in the latest power technologies.



Kid you are funny and bumb
You call that small thing that will carry only 400mw as the largest outside SA?

Then what would I call the Pokuasi BULK station that will carry 1600mw of power?

Even the Kasoa BULK supply station is more capable than any of the shit you mentioned above, because it carries more load.


When it comes to power consumption and power supply, your country is an inexperience match for GRIDCO

How can that tiny thing carry 1600MW of power. You will get daily DUMSOR. The problem with your power sector - you don't have power company maintaining your network.

Yes compared to kenya - you did well not have monopoly in power distribution

But you lack something like KETRACO -who job is to plan, design, construct, own, operate and maintain the nation's high voltage electricity transmission grid and regional power.

So you are going to be getting a lot of DUMSOR.

Your little 1 acre substation cannot hold a transformer like this...

400/220kV 200MVA Transformer arriving at Mariakani substation site. Upon completion, the substation will step up voltage along Mombasa – Nairobi transmission line and evacuate power from Dongo Kundu LNG plant.

Just30:
it doesn't need much land when you are investing in the latest power technologies.



Kid you are funny and bumb
You call that small thing that will carry only 400mw as the largest outside SA?

Then what would I call the Pokuasi BULK station that will carry 1600mw of power?

Even the Kasoa BULK supply station is more capable than any of the shit you mentioned above, because it carries more load.

Let not start you daily nonsense again. You watch all kenya videos of any house outside Mombasa/Northern - and try to spot an AC. And then please share the video. If you find one in Nairobi that would be something. I have only seen ACs in banking halls and such places...

Just30:
you are dumb

That is why your country is so dark.

A house needs power 24/7 and you need to supply as much as they can consume so you don't inconvenience them.


Just say kenyans are poor and can only afford to power one bulb in their shacks for 3 hours.

Since you are so ever ready to get rid of fossil fuels, when will kenyans be rich enough to use induction cookers ?


Getting everyone to access an unreliable power that is not enough for everyone in kenya is the way to go.
But you guys need to invest get rich and invest in more generation.

Lagos state alone consumes 2000mw plus and gets what, it has 21 to 24 million people.

All the house in Kenya uses AC except for people like you who live in shacks and slum scrappers without windows as you would like to call those.

KETRACO.

rvp2018:
How can that tiny thing carry 1600MW of power. You will get daily DUMSOR. The problem with your power sector - you don't have power company maintaining your network.

Yes compared to kenya - you did well not have monopoly in power distribution

But you lack something like KETRACO -who job is to plan, design, construct, own, operate and maintain the nation's high voltage electricity transmission grid and regional power.

So you are going to be getting a lot of DUMSOR>

It is called Technology, it uses the latest power supply technology available to the distribution services of the world.

Unfortunately kenya is too poor to afford something like that.

The only country that gets daily dumsor is kenya, because electricity available is not enough in your country.
And your country distribution network is not advanced enough.
How was your 12 hours light out yesterday?

Your Ketraco is our GRIDCO.
Your ketraco engineers were taught by GRIDCO engineers on how to manage a distribution network, including others from Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia,Tz and co.

GRIDCO is a pioneer.

rvp2018:
How can that tiny thing carry 1600MW of power. You will get daily DUMSOR. The problem with your power sector - you don't have power company maintaining your network.

Yes compared to kenya - you did well not have monopoly in power distribution

But you lack something like KETRACO -who job is to plan, design, construct, own, operate and maintain the nation's high voltage electricity transmission grid and regional power.

So you are going to be getting a lot of DUMSOR>

It is called Technology, it uses the latest power supply technology available to the distribution services of the world.

Unfortunately kenya is too poor to afford something like that.

The only country that gets daily dumsor is kenya, because electricity available is not enough in your country.
And your country distribution network is not advanced enough.
How was your 12 hours light out yesterday?

Your Ketraco is our GRIDCO.
Your ketraco engineers were taught by GRIDCO engineers on how to manage a distribution network, including others from Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia,Tz and co.

GRIDCO is a pioneer.


I hope your country 12 hours of daily dumsor improves.
Unfortunately, there is no light at the end of the tunnel for you guys

Good if you have GRIDCO - what I cannot understand is why they waited until the network collapsed. As for your one acre substation - good luck with that.

Just30:
It is called Technology, it uses the latest power supply technology available to the distribution services of the world.

Unfortunately kenya is too poor to afford something like that.

The only country that gets daily dumsor is kenya, because electricity available is not enough in your country.
And your country distribution network is not advanced enough.
How was your 12 hours light out yesterday?

Your Ketraco is our GRIDCO.
Your ketraco engineers were taught by GRIDCO engineers on how to manage a distribution network, including others from Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia,Tz and co.

GRIDCO is a pioneer.

rvp2018:
Let not start you daily nonsense again. You watch all kenya videos of any house outside Mombasa/Northern - and try to spot an AC. And then please share the video. If you find one in Nairobi that would be something. I have only seen ACs in banking halls and such places...

You are poor and haven't seen much outside your shack.

All the Ghanaians who have been to you country know that AC Is extensively used.
All the places where nappie stayed, use AC.
Same for Wode Maya.

In fact all the furnished real estate videos from your country have either the Split AC unit of the indoor ones.

Over 43,000 AC units are sold in your country every year.


Shut your trap villager.

rvp2018:
Good if you have GRIDCO - what I cannot understand is why they waited until the network collapsed. As for your one acre substation - good luck with that.

There is no network collapse kiddo

GRIDCO Carrie's out periodic maintenance on all it lines.

Your country need to invest in the latest power supply technologies and it wont need huge land for supply stations.

Just30:
There is no network collapse kiddo

GRIDCO Carrie's out periodic maintenance on all it lines.

Your country need to invest in the latest power supply technologies and it wont need huge land for supply stations.

we have huge land

rvp2018:
After Ngara 1,400 unit housing - comes another - Affordable Housing in Nairobi - 2,000 Units.

These will be 32 times 15 floors - that is already bigger than ACCRA and Abuja. And we are building 500,000 such units in the medium term. By the time we are done JOBURG will be dead - and Nairobi will be going toe to toe with CAIRO.

[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eb6rWKRXsAAHUxN?format=jpg&name=large[/img]

nice

Even towns like Rustenburg building better ones, well Rustenburg is considered a city due to its size, development and GDP of $9billion but in SA we call it a town

Anyway lemme mind my own business

rvp20182:
we have huge land

so you waste it?

No wonder your electricity situation is horrendous because of old distribution systems.

No Kenya is not broke like Ghana. This Pokouasi is 33M usd project funded by the Americans donation. Too poor.

We are spending 500M usd in suswa - from our taxes.

Just30:
so you waste it?

No wonder your electricity situation is horrendous because of old distribution systems.

samorobo:
Hey weasel keep my name off ur stupid mouth....,, u dont want me back in this thread to wreck havoc on ur life now do u...... stupid transgendered goat......

This moniker makes sense Mr Vlain.

Now bring your a*s here and stop playing gimmicks

I though this moniker will come with good grammar but man!!!

We are turning our Sowetto like low rise gov owned houses into high rises. I don't think after Nairobi has delivered say 100,000 units - Any Sub Sahara City will come close in terms of the size of the city. 500,000 units - that is huge - and that city of 2m people.

We are demolishing 17,000 Soweto like houses - so we can deliver more than 100,000 units. Phase alone will deliver 70,000 units.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQnTf5WdhBo

AfriqueDuZuid:
nice

Even towns like Rustenburg building better ones, well Rustenburg is considered a city due to its size, development and GDP of $9billion but in SA we call it a town

Anyway lemme mind my own business