₦airaland Forum

rvp20182:
This was mostly for my own good - to solve the puzzle of why you sound this infantile.

Okay. But the world seems to think that this exams we write makes us sounds smart- can u see why no one gives a 2 cents about ur adventurous puzzle.

rvp20182:
High IQ and Nigeria. Use it to develop your country. Every country I have gone to, you infest public parks, streets, train stations and name it pushing drugs. All over walking with bags - selling drugs - except in America continent - where you slave cousins - the black americans - are doing it.

You really give Africa a bad name. That is why getting a visa is so hard for many countries.

I gladly reiterate

High IQ - YES
DRug trafficking-NO

Your IQ is almost like that of a monkey to the Average white and Asian man. Sadly they lumped it to all Africans while Kenyans are trying to raise it educational and reasoning standards.

Vlain:
I gladly reiterate

High IQ - YES
DRug trafficking-NO

rvp20182:
Okay the white median continous line supposed to mean what? Dont overtake? Low speed?

I think it's a form of beautification and demarcation and some in the middle of the road serves as road signal especially for pedestrian crossing.

rvp20182:
Your IQ is almost like that of a monkey to the Average white and Asian man. Sadly they lumped it to all Africans while Kenyans are trying to raise it educational and reasoning standards.

Nope our IQ has some the best u can get on our planet- we are up there competing with ur oppressors,Indians and the likes- And did u just mention kenya pls don’t make me laugh..

Okay in kenya continuous yellow line - is to avoid overtaking. I am glad they are fixing their inner roads. I sometimes think the current president is all talk and no show. He seems to like talking BIG like KWAME Nkrumah.

popizaino:
I think it's a form of beautification and demarcation and some in the middle of the road serves as road signal especially for pedestrian crossing.

rvp20182:
It not South African or Kenyan kind of walls - which are really high walls - with all the whistles and bells. That is the part that make Nairobi real estates look like well protected prison almost.

The thing I noted it appears most roads are newly paved - with a strange white line in the median of the road. Is this improvement or they are regularly maintained.

The roads were reasphalted in 2020( East Legon and Roman Redge precisely)

All the neighborhood you saw in the video have good roads.
-Trasacco
-Airport Hills and
-Dzorwulo roads are yet to be reasphalted.

Vlain:
Why can’t we. We learn everyday ,so keep learning.

Btw in France highschool kids have philosophy as one of the core subjects.sometime back the final year question for the philosophy exam was" Is all truth final?"...This means that the kids are taught to apply knowledge which is different from just answering questions.
From the examples I have seen here ,a primary school kid in Kenya can easily pass west African highschool exams.

My kid this year was sitting for Cambridge checkpoint primary exam for yr 6 (grade six)

Check this sample science exam. Tell me if West African Senior High school kid can pass this primary exam. And you wonder why Africans we are still in stone age.

https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/25174-science-specimen-paper-1-2014-2017.pdf

No abcd, not direct question for rote learning kind of memorization and regurgiation, you need to have really understood the concepts to answer the questions.

NTSA:
Btw in France highschool kids have philosophy as one of the core subjects.sometime back the final year question for the philosophy exam was" Is all truth final?"...This means that the kids are taught to apply knowledge which is different from just answering questions.
From the examples I have seen here ,a primary school kid in Kenya can easily pass west African highschool exams.

Shma2020:
Okay, are you done with the streets?

I got tired along the way. I thought we should now go to something else, maybe general infrastructure from aerial shots.

Or what do you think?

Your choice

How does where your sis get kinky at concern me?

A pimitive man like you is the one who think Homosexuality should be entertained and it advocacy should be left to be because of some small food aid that your country will receive....

You dont know what Ghana beyond aid means, I recommend you go and read about it....
It's mostly about Ghana not borrowing but rather depending on it own internal resources for development.

And it begins with Ghana completely cutting off it dependence on the world for automobiles, Pharmaceuticals and food import....

We have chopped massive successes in those three areas

rvp20182:
I don't know her sexual orientation. It won't bother me the least if I found out she prefer the anus than vagina - I am aware that people have different sexual organs - some get kninky when touched on their ears - some use their mouth - people are really at liberty to do whatever they want to do - with their bodies - as long as it consensual and in private.

So primitive man - we are in 21st century. Dont be a closet gay man. You got one life to live. Come out and enjoy your sex life at peace.

As for Ghana; Your 2050 vision is clear; GHANA BEYOND AID.

Unless you mean your president and gov DO NOT KNOW ENGLISH.

You country thinks if you're very ambitious - you can get out of AID in 2050.

rvp20182:
As always just adding random numbers as long as it bigger than Kenya. PURE MADNESS.

There is nothing random about what I post

You can check from the energy commission of Ghana and you will see


lunatic.... always trying to compare kenya to Ghana

rvp20182:
Okay in kenya continuous yellow line - is to avoid overtaking. I am glad they are fixing their inner roads. I sometimes think the current president is all talk and no show. He seems to like talking BIG like KWAME Nkrumah.

Yeah......He is more interested in what the international community think of Ghana than investing in the critical issue affecting the citizens. It's all about positive PR even if the reality on ground is quiet the opposite.

NTSA:
Btw in France highschool kids have philosophy as one of the core subjects.sometime back the final year question for the philosophy exam was" Is all truth final?"...This means that the kids are taught to apply knowledge which is different from just answering questions.
From the examples I have seen here ,a primary school kid in Kenya can easily pass west African highschool exams.

Irrelevant Noise-next

rvp20182:
NIgeria and Ghana exam - Name three ways in which water is important to animals - and other kindergaten type questions.

https://www.myschoolgist.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/WAEC_Biology2_November_2011.pdf

These are exams that primary kids in kenya can ace with a few months of preperation.

For whopping 12 marks - SENIOR high school

Define paratisims and symbioism - this LOWER primary science - food CHAIN

The questions Ghanaian high school kids answer in Science and Maths, even university student cannot answer them in your country..

NTSA:
How on Earth do you have multiple choice questions for highschool exams?...I keep learning new things here

WAEC questions are marked over 200 and a 100% is strike.

You are given 60 multiple choice questions which only carries 10 marks

Praticals has 6 questions or 5 questions which you will answer 5 or 4 depending on the marking scheme.

While section B carries 6 or 8 questions which you are to answer 6 or 4 depending on the number of questions available...

Each questions have sub questions up to 3 or 5



Good luck solving a WAEC chemistry, Math, Further maths and physics questions

popizaino:
Yes it was just been paved,probably a dusty road some times back.

It was only renovated as part of the renovations of all of Accra, Kumasi, Cape Coast, Takoradi, Suyani, Kofouridua, Ho, Tamale and the rest, inner roads

popizaino:
I think it's a form of beautification and demarcation and some in the middle of the road serves as road signal especially for pedestrian crossing.

Good to know you dont have a driving license

rvp20182:
Okay the white median continous line supposed to mean what? Dont overtake? Low speed?

Thanks for telling us that, Kenyan roads dont have lane separation....

No wonder the only paved road in Runda and karen look like pedestrian pavement

Vlain:
Lol that’s the way to console themselves that Mombasa is trash and poop-

Lol I compare their cbd to Abuja villages not Abuja-both are backwater lacking good infrastructures.

i see

theenchanter:
simple: because That's where they feel they can compare mombasa with.

I didn't see it coming

obaaderemi:
He went to loot for weeks.
You should have outgrown this kind of nonsense.
Post your own hovel and let's compare with his.

Lol i don't have the energy for their nonsense

Fact they don't know where i live
Fact they know nothing about me
Fact they don't know me
Fact they argument does not hold water


Shacks have brick walls these days ,


I swear if you post a picture on the moon they will say you live on the moon

rvp20182:
Of course he did.He has never denied it. And today he had freudian slip.
My hovel - oga I have many houses - I built my first house in Nairobi in 2006 -when I was 24yrs. I own many properties in many areas- Nairobi, Mombasa, Jinja, my rural home in kericho, big farm in Nakuru where I plant trees and just recently bought a house here in France - at the border with Geneva.

rvp20182:
Kenyans are very well educated(worldy) people. We can read btw the lines, get the subliminal messages, catch the freudian slips and generally tear you apart. It comes with having Africa BEST EDUCATION. You should have studied even Chinua Achebe for your elementary literature. Just30 is definitely a closet gay while shackman recently looted a big TV for himself.

Even Zimbabweans make claims of being very educated

Back to real things, REAL ESTATE

Vlain:
Good now u are coming clean-so it’s his ego that irks u- well he has every right to be egotistical -I mean it’s not easy to be from SA(Africa’s most advanced nation) -deal with that if his ego makes Kenyans feel so small and insignificant. If ur little expressway and brt experiment flairs ur overrated ego then I wonder why someone from a country like SA can’t do worse over and over again unapologetically- deal with that or get lost.

They wanna move away from real things like, rickshaws, open wiring, narrow roads of the second best city, etc ;

Back to the topic that can be proved with facts

-real estate
-roads
-google maps footage

Vlain:
Ur pain is real-I could almost taste it from here.

Lol so they were loosing sleep over me while i was enjoying my peaceful sleep

Vlain:
Doesn’t seem that way from where I am standing.

Lets get back to the topic, they having chest pains

This is a faceless forum.

Lets discuss real things that can be proven

NTSA:
How on Earth do you have multiple choice questions for highschool exams?...I keep learning new things here

Singapore has it
South Korea has it
Canada has it
South Africa has it
Brazil has it
Australia has it
Lesotho has it

Stop living in a corner, the world does not revolve around kenya

Yes I'd put Zimbwabwe next to kenya - it a shame they have nearly lost it during their economic mess - but definitely I would rank Zimbabwe education VERY HIGHLY.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Even Zimbabweans make claims of being very educated

Back to real things, REAL ESTATE

WAEC Senior High maths is comparable to kenya primary exam
https://www.myschoolgist.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/WASSCE_Gen-Maths1_2011.pdf

Kenya primary exam
https://www.atikaschool.org/uploads/6/0/4/0/60406393/maths-atikaschooldotorg764.pdf

rvp20182:
Yes I'd put Zimbwabwe next to kenya - it a shame they have nearly lost it during their economic mess - but definitely I would rank Zimbabwe education VERY HIGHLY.

good for you

Back to real estate

Free reading Ghana Beyond Aid.
http://osm.gov.gh/assets/downloads/ghana_beyond_aid_charter.pdf
The impact of aid (and grants) on the budget is much more significant than what the chart may suggest.
For the overall budget, if we exclude compensation payments (i.e. wages, salaries, allowances, and
pensions), interest payments, and statutory transfers to consider expenditure on just goods and services
and on capital, then the percentage of aid averaged 38.3 percent over 2016 to 2018, while grants alone
averaged 21.2 percent. This feature is even more pronounced in the expenditure of some of the
Ministries and Services. For example, from 2016 to 2018, for the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, and
for the Ministry of Water and Sanitation, aid as a percentage of Government of Ghana financed
expenditures on goods and services and on capital averaged 102.8 and 312.1 percent respectively. The
percentages were 22.7 and 46.9 respectively for the Ministry Education and the Ministry of Health; and
for the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection, and the Ministry of Local Government,
they were 54.3 percent and 104.1 percent. Again, the lower percentages for 2018 reflect the downward
movement, but still the levels are significant.
What these numbers suggest is that for a number of Ministries and Services, while Government pays
salaries, the abilities of these paid staff to actually operate and deliver to the people (i.e. through goods,
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services, and capital expenditure) are severely constrained without donors. So, even though
Government pays the bulk of the expenditure, at the margin donors get to be rather influential in shaping
priorities and determining what is actually done by those MDAs that rely significantly on donors for
operational resources.
Our target is to steadily increase Ghana Government’s own contribution to the budget, and:
 For the overall budget—reduce grants as a percentage of Government of Ghana
budgetary expenditure on goods and services and on capital from the average of 21.2
percent (from 2016 to 2018) to below 5 percent by the end of 2023 and to below 2 by
the end of 2028;
 For every Ministry and Service--reduce grants as a percentage of Government of Ghana
budgetary expenditure on goods and services and on capital to no more than 10 percent
by 2023, and below 5 percent by 2028;
 Any aid (concessional loans or grants) will have to be aligned with Ghana’s
transformation strategy and priorities in order to be accepted into the budget;
 There will be no ceiling on long-term concessional loans that promote economic
transformation and growth by financing infrastructure, skills development, and
scientific and technological capacity development at the post-secondary levels.
 Starting from 2020, it will be unacceptable for any Ghanaian public official to accept
workshop and meeting allowances and per diems within Ghana from donors