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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIqQ0gowzt4
Naomi Campbells luxurious, villa in Malindi, Kenya.(little sicily )

What a decent street video? You mean you want to see houses, concrete and all that from streets...in upper class residence. Why dont you try say South Africa's Joburg if say London is too much for you.

Upper class residence in kenya looks like a forest until you take a drone - if they allow - and you will see palatial houses.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df6vSyCN5Uo

vankelvin:
That's what they call *leafy residential area* as if having plenty greens mean you are developed ... They are not even ashamed of their dusty roads leading into those prime residencies.

They spent all their resources developing a tiny place so they can take pictures of those places and claim they are developed, funny people.

I'm still waiting for a decent street video of any of their so called prime residential areas.

NTSA:
You wouldn't still afford a property here

Properties in Ghana are the most expensive in the world.

That makes properties in your country even cheaper

Just30:
Properties in Ghana are the most expensive in the world.

That makes properties in your country even cheaper

Six months advance just rent is not expensive, it's a major shortage of units. Owning a home in Ghana must be a miracle in itself!

NTSA:
You wouldn't still afford a property here

We've seen so many sky/drone views of your so called top class residential areas, now we need a street view...

Are we asking for too much? ,,

Just30:
it's sad that they keep celebrating that level of mediocrity

I asked them to post street videos of their prime residencial areas 4 days today but but .....

vankelvin:
I asked them to post street videos of their prime residencial areas 4 days today but but .....

Wtf! Why don't you post what's in Ghana and leave more progressive countries alone?

gallivant:
Lol

What happened to posting developments?

Where development means skyscrapers, roads are not part? You see how unenlightened you are?

Who told you development does not include residential areas? Are you alright?

rvp2018:
What a decent street video? You mean you want to see houses, concrete and all that from streets...in upper class residence. Why dont you try say South Africa's Joburg if say London is too much for you.

Upper class residence in kenya looks like a forest until you take a drone - if they allow - and you will see palatial houses.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df6vSyCN5Uo

Can we see the roads from street level?

Can the camera come down so we see how terrible your residencial streets are?

There is no shaortage ....its just the culture, owners want long term contracts.

6 months is security..... expensive means monthly rents are far above New York average,

Owning homes is only a miracle in Kenya, Here in Ghana, even the poorest person can get to own a home.

gallivant:
Six months advance just rent is not expensive, it's a major shortage of units. Owning a home in Ghana must be a miracle in itself!

vankelvin:
Where development means skyscrapers, roads are not part? You see how unenlightened you are?

Who told you development does not include residential areas? Are you alright?

You will also loose in roads. I am trying to spare you the heartache. Just accept my generosity with grace.

Just30:
There is no shaortage ....its just the culture, owners want long term contracts.

6 months is security..... expensive means monthly rents are far above New York average,

Owning homes is only a miracle in Kenya, Here in Ghana, even the poorest person can get to own a home.

It's not a culture. It's simple economics and a lack of basic rules when the landlords are operating like a mafia. Nowhere else in the civilized world do people have to fork up six months rent in advance. Not even in Somalia.

gallivant:
Wtf! Why don't you post what's in Ghana and leave more progressive countries alone?

It's good you've admitted kenyans *so called* development is limited to few high rise buildings and some few properties. Nothing more.

Now look for your neighbors and tell them why you think your country is develop.

Me: I think your country has more problems to deal with than my country.

Just30:
6 months is security..... expensive means monthly rents are far above New York average,

That's not a good thing. The average Ghanaian must be living in squalor.

gallivant:
You will also loose in roads. I am trying to spare you the heartache. Just accept my generosity with grace.

Let's see those residential roads

I want to laugh

vankelvin:
It's good you've admitted kenyans *so called* development is limited to few high rise buildings and some few properties. Nothing more.

Now look for your neighbors and tell them why you think your country is develop.

Me: I think your country has more problems to deal with than my country.

I have not admitted to anything. I find the whole exercise futile. After all, Kenya of today is Ghana's future.

vankelvin:
Let's see those residential roads

I want to laugh

Post Ghanaian roads.

rvp2018:
What a decent street video? You mean you want to see houses, concrete and all that from streets...in upper class residence. Why dont you try say South Africa's Joburg if say London is too much for you.

Upper class residence in kenya looks like a forest until you take a drone - if they allow - and you will see palatial houses.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df6vSyCN5Uo

I wonder how 24 houses will compare to over 2,000 in a small area of Kumasi.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-odhCQ3ve0
Those are small compared to what you will have in Kumasi and guess what, they have decent streets.


Your upper class residences will only pass for a lower to middle class residence here and they are more palatial

gallivant:
Post Ghanaian roads.

I posted so many so let's see yours.


Street view

In the UK, Landlords ask for 6 months and above rent advance anytime they want....

It is security to both the tenant and the landlord.

gallivant:
It's not a culture. It's simple economics and a lack of basic rules when the landlords are operating like a mafia. Nowhere else in the civilized world do people have to fork up six months rent in advance. Not even in Somalia.

gallivant:
That's not a good thing. The average Ghanaian must be living in squalor.

The average Ghanaian is living in better properties...


Yes that is not a good thing

gallivant:
I have not admitted to anything. I find the whole exercise futile. After all, Kenya of today is Ghana's future.

This challenge is bigger than you anticipated.

It's not the usual repeatitive pictures you keep posting.. This challenge puts you out of your comfort zone cos this time around you are required to capture things from close view most especially from your so called high class residential areas.

Kenya will forever trail behind Ghana in development. Your country needs to learn how to spread development. Don't concentrate all development at one tiny CBD cos many kenyans like you live in the slums.

Concrete slums like Nairobi Eastland.

Just30:
I wonder how 24 houses will compare to over 2,000 in a small area of Kumasi.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-odhCQ3ve0
Those are small compared to what you will have in Kumasi and guess what, they have decent streets.


Your upper class residences will only pass for a lower to middle class residence here and they are more palatial

rvp2018:
Concrete slums like Nairobi Eastland.

If this is concrete slum, i wonder what mutiaga will be called...



should I say mud villages since 51% of properties in Kenya a mud properties

I see the refugee lurking around

Hello Kenyans


How is your vision 2030 launch going?


It is good to see you guys learning from Ghana

Having a development plan is the right thing to do

Just30:
I wonder how 24 houses will compare to over 2,000 in a small area of Kumasi.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-odhCQ3ve0
Those are small compared to what you will have in Kumasi and guess what, they have decent streets.


Your upper class residences will only pass for a lower to middle class residence here and they are more palatial

Concrete slums. Enjoy some ambience...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwrP0H_hkoU

vankelvin:
This challenge is bigger than you anticipated.

It's not the usual repeatitive pictures you keep posting.. This challenge puts you out of your comfort zone cos this time around you are required to capture things from close view most especially from your so called high class residential areas.

Kenya will forever trail behind Ghana in development. Your country needs to learn how to spread development. Don't concentrate all development at one tiny CBD cos many kenyans like you live in the slums.

You should only challenge people your own size. That's rule number one!

gallivant:
Concrete slums. Enjoy some ambience...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwrP0H_hkoU

Less than 50 houses, that cant be compared to over 2000 in Kumasi small area.... again no roads, no drains.

Thats too small for your jungle of 57 million people.

Anyway, I'm not surprised since only 16% of properties in your country can be considered.

gallivant:
You should only challenge people your own size. That's rule number one!

Guess Kenya and Nigeria are the same size mumu

Just30:
Less than 50 houses, that cant be compared to over 2000 in Kumasi small area.... again no roads, no drains.

Thats too small for your jungle of 57 million people.

Anyway, I'm not surprised since only 16% of properties in your country can be considered.

I wasn't comparing, just showed you a potion of ambience. To compare is to put little Ghana on a equal pedestal. Kenya of today is Ghana of 2100 AD.

Appisko:
Guess Kenya and Nigeria are the same size mumu

Sharaap!