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rvp20182:
Generation efficiency is deducted from installed capacity. You installed capacity is 5000Mw - you only manage to generate 2800Mw - and only 1800mw or about - end up in consumers who pay the bill.
System losses are lost through rickety transmission connection - Ghana has Africa worst - losing 1/4 of all power it supplies.
That is why your electricity companies are ever broke.[/s]

Madness at every front


Yet we are able to meet our 4000MW peak demand without import


Go back home and do the maths again, its simple addition and subtractions

Dont tell me, they didn't teach you that in a kenyan KG

A Ghanaian today consumes 6 to 8 times the amount of electricity that poor backward kenyans consume

kenya 4th in 100m - Diamond League - Omunyalaa now 3rd fastest 100M in Africa after Simine and Namibia legend Frederick Franks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbX8XFjQ4dk

rvp20182:
kenya 4th in 100m - Diamond League - Omunyalaa now 3rd fastest 100M in Africa after Simine and Namibia legend Frederick Franks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbX8XFjQ4dk

Irrelevant post

Shma2020:
Nice.

Nairobi has also demolished slums and replaced them with affordable houses.

Please theirs is on a larger scale not your affordable housing project

Shma2020:
@vankelvin, watch this video to the end. All these are affordable houses in Nairobi.


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

I don't even know what we are to compare here? Don't compare Kenya to Egypt in that sector.. The kind of constructions happening there is far above what you are doing in your country.

Shma2020:
@vankelvin, these are 32, 15fls affordable houses. They are under construction.

All these pictures of yours have been posted here so many times already... Estate housing in Egypt is far higher than what you do in Kenya..

Appisko:


He think we are dumb on this thread

I don't know who he is trying to decieve here.

He has forgotten that he and gallivant have posted these pictures 1000 times already.

Those are Estates and some housing projects.
Uhuru even commissioned the first pictures he @Shma posted

68816419:
Not really, Nigeria can indeed easily host any major international sporting events
1- Portharcourt stadium and sporting complex, Rivers state

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPH7HKOXtCY
2- Benin statdium and sporting complex , Benin state

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BW_QK7P2-aQ
3- Uyo stadium. Akwa ibom state

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCJrx6iFN2o
4. Abuja stadium

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki6Fm0zT8eE
5. Covenant Univeristy stadium, Ogun state

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKI2Boa4XS0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fvpue7Fmbc
6. Teslim Balongun stadium, Lagos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5IgjanuRzw
7- Lagos National Stadium restoration and renovation

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

You missed the point I made.

I mean the Ibadan stadium tend to have the look of the 2 stadiums.
look at the roofing, just like the Port Harcourt stadium... And the shape and outer look of the stadium looks similar to the Benin Stadium.

Anyways, there's no doubt that Nigeria can host all kinds of tournaments, perhaps except World Cup tournament.

How about you speak for your country. Egypt I am sure doesnt care what you say about them

vankelvin:
I don't even know what we are to compare here? Don't compare Kenya to Egypt in that sector.. The kind of constructions happening there is far above what you are doing in your country.

Misplaced priorities. White elephants. Huge stadiums that 99 percent of the time are empty. Europe stadiums filled up almost every weekend and most of the week days. And so to those in developed world. These stadiums should ideally be built by clubs. At least Tanzania is ahead - because they have two big stadiums built by clubs.

vankelvin:
You missed the point I made.

I mean the Ibadan stadium tend to have the look of the 2 stadiums.
look at the roofing, just like the Port Harcourt stadium... And the shape and outer look of the stadium looks similar to the Benin Stadium.

Anyways, there's no doubt that Nigeria can host all kinds of tournaments, perhaps except World Cup tournament.

2021IDPAAfricachampionships - First time it's held outside South Africa - Pistol shooting competition in Kenya - Kiambu

Just30:
Dumsor ended a long time ago as all maintenance has been done

There are some of the comments you just ignore.. Why waste time on a kiberan.

Assuming what he is saying is true, any positive ranking concerning electricity puts Ghana ahead of Kenya.. any sensible Kenyan will not even argue this.

rvp20182:
How about you speak for your country. Egypt I am sure doesnt care what you say about them

Pig, your country man compared your slums to egypt so I came in to correct him.

You can fake all rankings but fact remain you only have 3-4m household metered with electricity- Kenya has 8M. Your numbers are implausible.

vankelvin:
There are some of the comments you just ignore.. Why waste time on a kiberan.

Assuming what he is saying is true, any positive ranking concerning electricity puts Ghana ahead of Kenya.. any sensible Kenyan will not even argue this.

I am sure your west african friends run to Egypt - after getting bored with South Africa. What is Ghana doing to address it's housing deficit?

vankelvin:
Pig, your country man compared your slums to egypt so I came in to correct him.

rvp20182:
Misplaced priorities. White elephants. Huge stadiums that 99 percent of the time are empty. Europe stadiums filled up almost every weekend and most of the week days. And so to those in developed world. These stadiums should ideally be built by clubs. At least Tanzania is ahead - because they have two big stadiums built by clubs.

Stadiums in West Africa are never empty...
I guess that's why you have no decent stadiums in your country?

In West Africa (Ghana to be precise)
-We host our National teams home matches there
-We play our local premier leagues there
-Senior High schools hosts their inter-school competitions there
-Universities hosts their National Games there
-National Games are hosted there
-Big entertainment shows are done there etc so stadiums in West Africa are never empty.

Anyways how many stadiums have your country teams constructed?

At least in Ghana
Ash-Gold
Elmina Sharks,
Medeama,
Wafa,
Aduana FC
Hearts of Oak football club etc are all building decent stadiums and training centers which are better than your seatless stadiums

That translate to how many days per year? And do they ever get filled up. Kenya we have two big ones and they are mostly disused. These white elephants are not a priority. Build medium sized stadiums. Until you're developed enough - otherwise you have empty tombs - waste of money.

vankelvin:
Stadiums in West Africa are never empty...
I guess that's why you have no decent stadiums in your country?

In West Africa (Ghana to be precise)
-We host our National teams home matches there
-We play our local premier leagues there
-Senior High schools hosts their inter-schools competitions there
-Universities hosts their National Games there
-National Games are hosted there
-Big entertainment shows are done there etc so stadiums in West Africa are never empty.

Compare kenya power company and Ghana main electricity company results

EGH (2018) and KPLC (2019)

KPLC -The total units purchased rose to 11,493 GWh from 10,702 GWh in the previous period representing
an increase of 7.4%. Power sold 8,769.

Ghana -Power purchased 10,900 and Power sold 8,251

http://www.ecggh.com/images/reports/2018_ECG_Financial_Report.pdf

https://kplc.co.ke/img/full/ypSsKdhsre3z_KPLC%20ANNUAL%20REPORT%202019_20%20FOR%20WEB.pdf

Give and take few units sold by Northern.

Kenya has a lot of industries on their own generated power.

rvp20182:
Compare kenya power company and Ghana main electricity company results

EGH (2018) and KPLC (2019)

KPLC -The total units purchased rose to 11,493 GWh from 10,702 GWh in the previous period representing
an increase of 7.4%. Power sold 8,769.

Ghana -Power purchased 10,900 and Power sold 8,251

http://www.ecggh.com/images/reports/2018_ECG_Financial_Report.pdf

https://kplc.co.ke/img/full/ypSsKdhsre3z_KPLC%20ANNUAL%20REPORT%202019_20%20FOR%20WEB.pdf

Give and take few units sold by Northern.

Kenya has a lot of industries on their own generated power.

add VRA and Nedco and you will have 19,716.59 GWh

Kenya will have to break it back to consume this much electricity



Ghana electricity demand is growing at 10.2% annually....

This is real transformational growth
That is additional 400MW every year

Actually I got 2019 results
https://www.ecggh.com/images/reports/2019_ECG_Financial_Report.pdf
Ghana

Power purchased
11,538.67

Power sold 8,688.62

Very similar to kenya Power - which I have explained to mad cow ad nauseam that Ghana electricity that eventually get supplied is about 1800-2000MW like kenya

NEDCO can barely do a thousand unit gwh. VRA is like Kengen in kenya. It sell power to ECG and NEDCO.

Just30:
add VRA and Nedco and you will have 19,716.59 GWh

Kenya will have to break it back to consume this much electricity

rvp20182:
You can fake all rankings but fact remain you only have 3-4m household metered with electricity- Kenya has 8M. Your numbers are implausible.

I stopped arguing about electricity long time ago.

rvp20182:
NEDCO can barely do a thousand unit gwh. VRA is like Kengen in kenya. It sell power to ECG and NEDCO.

VRA itself is a distributor for so many communities

Facts and not assumptions

Yeah sportwise you do not feature; kenya is a sporting giant of Africa.

vankelvin:
Stadiums in West Africa are never empty...
I guess that's why you have no decent stadiums in your country?

In West Africa (Ghana to be precise)
-We host our National teams home matches there
-We play our local premier leagues there
-Senior High schools hosts their inter-school competitions there
-Universities hosts their National Games there
-National Games are hosted there
-Big entertainment shows are done there etc so stadiums in West Africa are never empty.

Anyways how many stadiums have your country teams constructed?

At least in Ghana
Ash-Gold
Elmina Sharks,
Medeama,
Wafa,
Aduana FC
Hearts of Oak football clubs etc are all building decent stadiums and training centers which are better than your seatless stadiums

rvp20182:
I am sure your west african friends run to Egypt - after getting bored with South Africa. What is Ghana doing to address it's housing deficit?

Reminder, the average Ghanaian lives better than the average Kenyan.

4 679 - sold directly to customers - assuming the same system losses - we are talking another 3,000 to 8,000 - total of 11,000 GWH eventually sold...after all the systemic losses

This is why it's important for you to understand these stuff - so you do not think Ghana consume 5000MW - it barely[b] 2000MW[/b]

https://www.vra.com/resources/annual_reports/2019%20VRA%20Annual%20Report.pdf

Also, the quantity of electricity sold to
deregulated customers, which attracts relatively
better margins, increased by 55.8 percent from
3,003GWh in 2018 to [b]4,679[/b]GWh in 2019.
This includes sales to SONABEL over the new
Bolgatanga-Ouagadougou 330 kV transmission
line, which increased from 222GWh in 2018 to
576GWh in 2019, representing an increase of
297GWh - or 135 percent. Additionally, sales
to CEB also increased by 102 percent, from
385GWh in 2018 to 777GWh in 2019. The
quantity of energy sold to regulated customers
also increased by 11 percent (687GWh) from
6,022GWh in 2018 to 6709GWh in 2019.

Just30:
VRA itself is a distributor for so many communities

Facts and not assumptions

rvp20182:
That translate to how many days per year? And do they ever get filled up. Kenya we have two big ones and they are mostly disused. These white elephants are not a priority. Build medium sized stadiums. Until you're developed enough - otherwise you have empty tombs - waste of money.

I can see poverty all over your comments.

Pray your country gets money they will build you decent stadiums.

rvp20182:
Compare kenya power company and Ghana main electricity company results

EGH (2018) and KPLC (2019)

KPLC -The total units purchased rose to 11,493 GWh from 10,702 GWh in the previous period representing
an increase of 7.4%. Power sold 8,769.

Ghana -Power purchased 10,900 and Power sold 8,251

http://www.ecggh.com/images/reports/2018_ECG_Financial_Report.pdf

https://kplc.co.ke/img/full/ypSsKdhsre3z_KPLC%20ANNUAL%20REPORT%202019_20%20FOR%20WEB.pdf

Give and take few units sold by Northern.

Kenya has a lot of industries on their own generated power.

Las las Ghana enjoys constant and quality electricity supply than your poor country

Mahama was very visionary

The country peak demand has approached 4000MW....


All the NPP shout about excess capacity for which they cancelled a lot of power agreements,will catch up with them very soon

vankelvin:
Reminder, the average Ghanaian lives better than the average Kenyan.

AId dependent IMF colony - talk in 2050 - when you achieve your dream to be Kenya - Beyond Aid

vankelvin:
I can see poverty all over your comments.

Pray your country gets money they will build you decent stadiums.

Any verifiable data showing your electricity is more reliable than Kenya. Or you're confusing kenya with your big brother the main zoo.

vankelvin:
Las las Ghana enjoys constant and quality electricity supply than your poor country

rvp20182:
Yeah sportwise you do not feature; kenya is a sporting giant of Africa.

The lesser known sports you mean?