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Just40:
yet Central Africa is still poor with almost all it countries classified as LDC despite your presupposed inflated GDP.

The only country classified middle income on this photo but does not deserve to be there because of how poor it is is Kenya with it inflated GDP.


Lovely neighborhood

No side work. Open gutter? The gutter should be covered! They shouldn’t build accra like nairoslum. Just I like Abuja. Every gutter is covered.

gallivant:


Yet you refuse to post dwarf city!!

You have a dwarf brain, you have a dwarf eye sight, who cursed you? Haven't you seen @Just30's pictures?
Must you always be a fool?

gallivant:


Remind everyone again where is the poverty capital Obaboon?

The poverty capital is now india, mr pig? go get yourself a job

vankelvin:


You have a dwarf brain, you have a dwarf eye sight, who cursed you? Haven't you seen @Just30's pictures?
Must you always be a fool?

What pictures? I have seen plenty of pictures from Tanzania, a bit from Nigeria. Dont be mad development is not all about oil installations and gold mines.

Kenyan tycoon acquires Tanzania tea firms for 133bn/-https://www.ippmedia.com › business › kenyan-tycoon-...
20 Mar 2018 — Through D L Koisagat, Langat now owns 99 per cent stake in Mufindi Tea and Coffee Limited, Rift Valley Tea Solutions Limited and Kibena Tea ...

Kazikazi:
Mufindi, tanzania

gallivant:


Remind everyone again where is the poverty capital Obaboon?

India(your real zoo) then DR Congo

mdntiri:

Where are the sidewalks? The street lights? The gutter should be covered, THEN the beauty of the place would be complete.

the gutters are covered for most parts and walking is not permitted in the area apart from on the outer ring roads which has pedestrian lanes provided. It's an exclusive neighborhood.

As you can see here... Apart from the front of certain house with tiny and shallow colonial era drains that do not need covering.. all the drains are covered with sideways for pedestrian.

Kuruptnigga:
No side work. Open gutter? The gutter should be covered! They shouldn’t build accra like nairoslum. Just I like Abuja. Every gutter is covered.

Kruptozombie, you can't justify nonsense with one stretch of road.

Secondly, you don't compare a city like Nairobi with sh*tholes.

Do you want street challenge?

Kuruptnigga:
No side work. Open gutter? The gutter should be covered! They shouldn’t build accra like nairoslum. Just I like Abuja. Every gutter is covered.

They are all covered

Accra does not want to be a shithole like Nairobi, so last 2 years, it started covering the gutters on it streets that had open gutters.
As well as providing pavement for streets that needed pavement for pedestrians but didn't have.

chrisooblog:
So what are we arguing about?

that we are in fact the same(which we are since we are all the same species) ... No different wrt violent tendencies

Just40:
yes you do

how? We export more than we import?

rvp2018:
LDC is based on GDP per capita - and West & Central Africa mineral rich countries have "inflated" GDP but poverty is different story. It's Equatorial Guinea type of mess.

no it isn't

jl115:
how? We export more than we import?

You import 1.9 million tonnes of grain in addition to your 18 million tonnes production to meet your demand.

Shma:


Kruptozombie, you can't justify nonsense with one stretch of road.

Secondly, you don't compare a city like Nairobi with sh*tholes.

Do you want street challenge?

You want to see more? Anyway, Nairobi middle name is slum! The whole of Nairobi is a slumpolis. I can’t compare any city in West Africa with Nairobi.

Streets challenge? Nairoslum can’t stand!

Just40:
They are all covered

Accra does not want to be a shithole like Nairobi, so last 2 years, it started covering the gutters on it streets that had open gutters.
As well as providing pavement for streets that needed pavement for pedestrians but didn't have.

Pretty cool

Just40:
the gutters are covered for most parts and walking is not permitted in the area apart from on the outer ring roads

As you can see here... Apart from the front of certain house with tiny and shallow colonial era drains that do not need covering.. all the drains are covered with sideways for pedestrian.

Walking is not permitted in certain parts? Me what I always say is already built-up areas like these with narrow streets, no sidewalks etc, if people's fence walls etc have to be broken to make way for sidewalks, if even on only one side of the street, so be it. The beauty, order, convenience, ease of commute etc that sidewalks bring to a space would be very beneficial

When you look at many of our Kumasi suburbs with their narrow streets and no sidewalks for example, no matter the edifices/good quality roads in these areas, I still find them lacking in true beauty

Just40:
the gutters are covered for most parts and walking is not permitted in the area apart from on the outer ring roads which has pedestrian lanes provided. It's an exclusive neighborhood.

As you can see here... Apart from the front of certain house with tiny and shallow colonial era drains that do not need covering.. all the drains are covered with sideways for pedestrian.

What happens if you walk there?

Kuruptnigga:
You want to see more? Anyway, Nairobi middle name is slum! The whole of Nairobi is a slumpolis. I can’t compare any city in West Africa with Nairobi.

Streets challenge? Nairoslum can’t stand!

Reduce weed.


I repeat, reduce ganja, my friend.

Kuruptnigga:
Pretty cool

yeah

Just some of Nairobi's streets. These only plays in the international field.

mdntiri:

Walking is not permitted in certain parts? Me what I always say is already built-up areas like these with narrow streets, no sidewalks etc, if people's fence walls etc have to be broken to make way for sidewalks, if even on only one side of the street, so be it. The beauty, order, convenience, ease of commute etc that sidewalks bring to a space would be very beneficial

When you look at many of our Kumasi suburbs with their narrow streets and no sidewalks for example, no matter the edifices/good quality roads in these areas, I still find them lacking in true beauty

yeah, there are areas where jail walking ain't allowed and it's a good thing. I've come across them even in London and New York

gallivant:




What happens if you walk there?

You can get arrested or Question just like in London because they are inside residential neighborhood..

Shma:
Just some of Nairobi's streets. These only plays in the international field.

can your residential areas have it too?

That's what we are talking about , not the middle of the city.

Shma:
Just some of Nairobi's streets. These only plays in the international field.

can your residential areas have it too?

That's what we are talking about , not the middle of the city.

Just40:
You import 1.9 million tonnes of grain in addition to your 18 million tonnes production to meet your demand.

and we export 2.8 tons.... So how can we not be self sufficient?

jl115:
and we export 2.8 tons.... So how can we not be self sufficient?

peanuts when we are talking about millions

Just40:
peanuts when we are talking about millions

sorry 2.8 million tons

Just40:
yeah, there are areas where jail walking ain't allowed and it's a good thing. I've come across them even in London and New York

Jay walking not jail walking. And it doesn't mean not walking in the location at all. It means not crossing the road anyhow, example crossing the road anyhow near a zebra crossing instead of using it. People can walk in the locations you mentioned, and the narrow streets NEED sidewalks

jl115:
sorry 2.8 million tons

which is still a deficit

You consume 19.9 or so million tonnes of grain
You produce 18 million tonnes of grain and out of this 18 million tonnes, you export 2.8 of it ( mostly corn)

mdntiri:

Jay walking not jail walking. And it doesn't mean not walking in the location at all. It means not crossing the road anyhow, example crossing the road anyhow near a zebra crossing instead of using it. People can walk in the locations you mentioned, and the narrow streets NEED sidewalks

it's basically not walking at all

I've seen certain neighborhood street walks that have been removed to prevent people from walking through them and rather redirected pedestrain traffic around the community.


Certain neighborhood just don't want all kind of characters using their neighborhood...example AU village and Adabraka ...where they've remove the sidewalks in the acres but the roads around the acres have side walks.
The streets are wide enough for 3 cars, so obviously it's not narrow. Not all streets need to have side walks