rvp2018:
Only cities that doesn't plan sprawl.. because there is hardly any vertical development in flats.. leading to gigantic chaos.Remember one flat in Nairobi with 100units..in Ghana mean acres of wasted land.Ghana need to fix sewage then transition to at least apartments.This generally applied to west Africa..mess with acute housing shortage because of a sprawling slumpolis with barely any horizontal infrastructure.

Personally, I don't like it because I don't think it's sustainable, too many fertile land for agriculture has given way for this expansion when it can be done above and conserve enough green space but if I talk just.30 will come for my head.

popizaino:



Personally, I don't like it because I don't think it's sustainable, too many fertile like for agriculture has given way for this expansion when it can be done above and conserve enough green space but if I talk just.30 will come for my head.

urban areas should build up otherwise it's not sustainable..you will spend all your money and time in commute.. before you know you're spending the week on the car like lagosian..and go home at weekend.If you check Nairobi mass housing..the focus is demolish old single dwellings units and build up.. because it doesn't make sense to have poor person living 30km from the city centre..or Industrial area or areas he can get job..the commute will eat all earnings.Build up for the poor..let the rich go to the suburbs and stay further coz they can afford long commute

rvp2018:
Diarrhoea as usual

You are fuming at your mouth after realizing that your kipevu is 60 times smaller

Shma:

You're wasting words trying to prove nothing. This thing below is too tiny for kipevu.

This is quantum gas terminal

They have 55,000 metric tonnes which is more than half the capacity of kipevu

Keep making noise

Tema refinery has 60 times the capacity of kipevu

popizaino:


I wonder too, the expansion/development is unprecedented. My only worry about this expansion is that they are drifting far away from the main CBD. You will burn more fuel trying to commute to the centre of the city.

for now, that's the only problem that may arise in the future...

I guess by the time it becomes a major issue, commuter rail will be working as planned.

Shma:

Only a fool can compare that tiny thing to this.

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

You are just a fool and that is why you will even dream of comparing 100,000 metric tonnes capacity at kipevu to 6 million metric tonnes at Tema oil Refinery ...

Or even 230,000 metric tonnes at BOST Accra..

Just note that there are various sizes of tank and yours are the smallest

popizaino:



Personally, I don't like it because I don't think it's sustainable, too many fertile like for agriculture has given way for this expansion when it can be done above and conserve enough green space but if I talk just.30 will come for my head.

no one will come for your head but people deserve better housing than to live in flats ....

Having unmaintained flats like you see in pipeline and other slums in Nairobi is a mess that no human being deserve to live in.

Sure if you are given the chance, you will choose the houses in those buildings above an apartment in pipeline or other Kenyan slums.

rvp2018:
urban areas should build up otherwise it's not sustainable..you will spend all your money and time in commute.. before you know you're spending the week on the car like lagosian..and go home at weekend.If you check Nairobi mass housing..the focus is demolish old single dwellings units and build up.. because it doesn't make sense to have poor person living 30km from the city centre..or Industrial area or areas he can get job..the commute will eat all earnings.Build up for the poor..let the rich go to the suburbs and stay further coz they can afford long commute

You just described the standard in the developed world but unfortunately the same is not obtainable here, the Ghanaian government don't want outcry from the masses so they allow you to build as you like, the only time there is demolish is expansion of roads.Look at the distance to get to the main city from almost an opposite end of Accra.

popizaino:



You just described the standard in the developed world but unfortunately the same is not obtainable here, the Ghanaian government don't want outcry from the masses so they allow you to build as you like, the only time there is demolish is expansion of roads.Look at the distance to get to the main city from almost an opposite end of Accra.

That is because Accra built up area is bigger than Nairobi

The difference with Nairobi is that while Gbestile is planned and has received a good amount of development... An area like Thika in Nairobi remains a village.

Just30:
You are just a fool and that is why you will even dream of comparing 100,000 metric tonnes capacity at kipevu to 6 million metric tonnes at Tema oil Refinery ...

Or even 230,000 metric tonnes at BOST Accra..

Just note that there are various sizes of tank and yours are the smallest

Slowly, don't cook data from your p"ssy. We need credible data - where did you get 6million tonnes from?

For starters,
Tema LPG capacity is 9000 tonnes, while kipevu LPG storage facility has an initial capacity of 25,000 tonnes.

Size of the tanks matters, yes. Can you show us yours? Let's compare.

Just30:
This is quantum gas terminal

They have 55,000 metric tonnes which is more than half the capacity of kipevu

Keep making noise

Tema refinery has 60 times the capacity of kipevu

That is tema refinery. There is nothing bigger than this one in the entire ghana. Even in the video, you displayed, there was nothing impressive.

Learn to accept things.

Shma:

Slowly, don't cook data from your p"ssy. We need credible data.

For starters,
Tema LPG capacity is 9000 tonnes, while kipevu LPG storage facility has an initial capacity of 25,000 tonnes.

Size of the tanks matters, yes. Can you show is yours? Let's compare.

Quantum gas facility alone has a 55,000 tonnes LPG facility In addition to Tema Oil 10,560 tonnes ...

Should I mention other LPG storage facilities like those under BOST and those other Private companies all located in that same area?

I've told you to stop making noise ....

Look at Tema oil Refinery 6 million tonnes storage tanks ....
There are over a 100 of them spread over a 400,000 square meters area.

You are talking about figures, where you got these figures from ...didn't you see the figures I'm quoting....

Anyway, the gas I was referring to was natural gas and not your LPG

Just30:
no one will come for your head but people deserve better housing than to live in flats ....

Having unmaintained flats like you see in pipeline and other slums in Nairobi is a mess that no human being deserve to live in.
[b]
Sure if you are given the chance, you will choose the houses in those buildings above an apartment in [/b]pipeline or other Kenyan slums.

Sure I will choose to live in my own house with my fence and gate likewise every other person, but it is not sustainable and that is why government needs to control it so we don't end up losing our green lands. Someone like me who wanted to go into coconut farming here in Nsawam is being directed to land in suhum or Nzema because all the fertile has been replaced by numerous single homes.

Just40:
That is because Accra built up area is bigger than Nairobi

The difference with Nairobi is that while Gbestile is planned and has received a good amount of development... An area like Thika in Nairobi remains a village.

Just40:
Quantum gas facility alone has a 55,000 tonnes LPG facility In addition to Tema Oil 9,000 tonnes ...

Should I mention other LPG storage facilities like those under BOST and those other Private companies all located in that same area?

I've told you to stop making noise ....

Look at Tema oil Refinery 6 million tonnes storage tanks ....
There are over a 100 of them spread over a 400,000 square miles area

Noise. I'm talking about the biggest oil refinery in ghana, which is tema.

I just copy-pasted the information.
Tema oil refinery has an LPG storage facility with an initial capacity of 9,000 tones

@GeneralDae, save this guy.

popizaino:


Sure I will choose to live in my own house with my fence and gate likewise every other person, but it is not sustainable and that is why government needs to control it so we don't end up losing our green lands. Someone like me who wanted to go into coconut farming here in Nsawam is being directed to land in suhum or Nzema because all the fertile has been replaced by numerous single homes.

Tell him Nairobi was ranked the best city in Africa. Let him wallow into pain.

popizaino:


Sure I will choose to live in my own house with my fence and gate likewise every other person, but it is not sustainable and that is why government needs to control it so we don't end up losing our green lands. Someone like me who wanted to go into coconut farming here in Nsawam is being directed to land in suhum or Nzema because all the fertile has been replaced by numerous single homes.

why will anyway sane person want to do coconut farming on the mountains....

Those lands are not suitable for coconut farming ... The person who directed you to Suhum and Nzema did that because those were the best lands for coconut farming...

They are in valleys with fertile soil for coconut.....

Nsawam lands are fertile but not for coconut but Mango,citrus plants and even vegetables because of the high attitude .. they have the weather for those.

popizaino:

Good you get it

All the communities just outside of Nairobi remain villages with no road access ... Thika was even lucky that the Nairobi Thika highway pass through it.

Shma:

Noise. I'm talking about the biggest oil refinery in ghana, which is tema.

I just copy-pasted the information.
Tema oil refinery has an LPG storage facility with an initial capacity of 9,000 tones

@GeneralDae, save this guy.

You mean you copy pasted the information by eliminating the part that told you it has a 3 million metric tonnes storage capacity for crude oil ....
All because it will expose how small your kipevu is

Well done

Just40:
Good you get it

All the communities just outside of Nairobi remain villages with no road access ... Thika was even lucky that the Nairobi Thika highway pass through it.

Absolutely.

No access to roads.

Just40:
You mean you copy pasted the information by eliminating the part that told you it has a 3 million metric tonnes storage capacity for crude oil ....
All because it will expose how small your kipevu is

Well done

Too much unnecessary noise.
Why Can't you Drop the link that says tema has a capacity of 3million metric tonnes?

Your nonsense has just exposed you to the bots. See your account has been banned

Shma:


That is tema refinery. There is nothing bigger than this one in the entire ghana. Even in the video, you displayed, there was nothing impressive.

Learn to accept things.

that's a separate company call Quantum Gas ... This is their website
http://www.quantumterminals.com/

You will see the pic there
They have a 55,000 tonnes LPG storage and processing facility...

It is just outside the facility of Tema oil Refinery..


You can thank me for the education later

Shma:


Too much unnecessary noise.
Why Can't you Drop the link that says tema has a capacity of 3million metric tonnes?

Your nonsense has just exposed you to the bots. See your account has been banned

take er

https://www.tor.com.gh/tors-services/storage/

Since you are denying that you saw it

You banned my account for no reason but the fact that you didn't like seeing that your Kipevu was 30 times smaller than just one product storage at Tema oil

Shma:

Absolutely.

No access to roads.

Now you've jumped to roads?

when I say no access to roads, it means no access to a tarred road... Until your country can improve from a 5% tarred road network..forever keep quiet


Ghana roads are almost a 110,000km .... Correct yourself.

Anyway that was a diversion

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68816419:
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68816419:
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68816419:
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