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Just30:
At this point, just bunch of noise coming you 😂🤣

Stop shivering and write well.

vankelvin:
Even if it is 2 slums the fact of the matter is that 2 slums harbors about 50% of your population and that's what we are talking about

They're yet to comprehend this simple fact

vankelvin:
Even if it is 2 slums the fact of the matter is that 2 slums harbors about 50% of your population and that's what we are talking about

This source was published in 2018. We did a door-to-door count in 2019 and Kibera was having a paltry 170,000.

Exercise your brain cells. Don't just pick what your eyes see first. Scrutinize sources and come up with legit data.

Just30:
They're yet to comprehend this simple fact

There is no fact in that statement... What we call a slum in Kenya is a town in Ghana. LANES!

gallivant:
Go create your own thread and rant there. You are being a nuisance here.

Don't you think you are too grown for such stupidity?
It's either you exit or you get used to it

Who are you to tell what someone should do?

See this retard too
Must you necessarily have to give birth to reach that figure? such lame comment

Have you not heard of human migration before?

Shma2023:
Tell us how 4.7 million can give birth to 10 million slum dwellers.

Stop beating around the bush.

Greater accra is just an extend of slums. So if accra is a huge slum, then expect nothing less on the greater side.

Shma2023:
There is no fact in that statement... What we call a slum in Kenya is a town in Ghana. LANES!

What we call a slum in Ghana will be an estate in Kenya which you normally consider a city 🤣😂🤣

Everything in that statement is a fact.

60% of your city population are slum dwellers while 45% of your country is considered to be slummy

vankelvin:
See this retard too
Must you necessarily have to give birth to reach that figure? such lame comment

Have you not heard of human migration before?
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How stupid are you?

I think it will rather be the 6th or 7th largest mall in Africa ,

Appiako22:
Construction of West Africa’s biggest mall is taking shape in Ghana

The Ghana International Mall, which will become West Africa's biggest retail mall and 2nd biggest mall in Africa by area behind Arabia Mall of Egypt is being constructed in Ghana.

The Ghana International Mall will include 100,000 square meters of commercial space and 150,000 square meters of residential flats. The commercial project is direct across from the Manet Police Station and the Kasa Global Villas Estate at the junction of Spintex Road and Manet Road. It has a swimming pool, children's playground, and other amusement areas, with car parking spaces for approximately 5000 cars.

#iLoveGhana 🇬🇭

Shma2023:
How stupid are you?

I think you look and sound pretty stupid to everyone here 🤣😂

Just30:
What we call a slum in Ghana will be an estate in Kenya which you normally consider a city 🤣😂🤣

Everything in that statement is a fact.

60% of your city population are slum dwellers while 45% of your country is considered to be slummy

You just repeated my punchline. Use your brain and be creative.

You can't copy-paste my write-ups and then modify them to fit your liking. Come on, hobbit! I know you can do better

Just30:
I think you look and sound pretty stupid to everyone here 🤣😂

A fool will never know how foolish he always sounds, that's why you came up with this.

Me too
I have never liked the design of the building and the colours as well

theenchanter:
I don't like the design and color scheme, but hey👍🏾

vaxx:
the project is a mixture of apartment and retail shops. I think the developer choose that color for the apartment. I also find the color too colourful .

The developer wanted to have a Kente-like design but it did not come out right

Great project but terrible design

vankelvin:
Don't you think you are too grown for such stupidity?
It's either you exit or you get used to it

Who are you to tell what someone should do?

Listen dwarf, get out of our thread. You have failed to convince everyone about Ghana. Go be a nuisance somewhere else! It's that simple.

gallivant:
Listen dwarf, get out of our thread. You have failed to convince everyone about Ghana. Go be a nuisance somewhere else! It's that simple.

The dwarfism is reigning supreme in Kenya vs Nigeria thread.

vankelvin:
Even if it is 2 slums the fact of the matter is that 2 slums harbors about 50% of your population and that's what we are talking about

Go away, go pay your debts. Such retarded human beings.

Shma2023:
The dwarfism is reigning supreme in Kenya vs Nigeria thread.

I don't get it! Why have they chosen to camp here?

Shma2023:
You just repeated my punchline. Use your brain and be creative.

You can't copy-paste my write-ups and then modify them to fit your liking. Come on, hobbit! I know you can do better

I'm sure you have a reading problem ... Zombie 😂🤣

Just30:
They are yet to comprehend what decent homes look like 😂🤣

To them decent means skyscrapers and big infrastructures where foreigners can enjoy life whiles the average citizen wallows in poverty

Shma2023:
A fool will never know how foolish he always sounds, that's why you came up with this.

So stop acting stupid before we end up classifying you a big fool

vankelvin:
To them decent means skyscrapers and big infrastructures where foreigners can enjoy life whiles the average citizen wallows in poverty

That sounds like slavery 🤣😂

Just30:
they are yet to admit it publicly so they can start the process of actual development

Have you observed the seeming alliance happening between the two countries 🤣🤣🤣

What 32million citizens🇬🇭💪 cannot do does not exist. We are forcing them to play nonsense 🤣

gallivant:
I don't get it! Why have they chosen to camp here?

They suffer from inferiority complex and short man syndrome, RG( Restricted Growth) -- which always drive them to make perpetual rants. They are shrimps in brain prowess.

Just30:
I'm sure you have a reading problem ... Zombie 😂🤣

THE JOKE IS ON YOU

Shma2023:
Read what you wrote. You said for a normal Kenyan, development is all about skyscrapers.
You went ahead and said:
For a normal Ghanaian, development is all about electricity, roads .... And what?

Did you not see employment, security and etc there? are those ones too infrastructure ?

vankelvin:
To them decent means skyscrapers and big infrastructures where foreigners can enjoy life whiles the average citizen wallows in poverty

You should let us be buddy and enjoy your Ghana in peace.

Shma2023:
THE JOKE IS ON YOU

you've been reduced to nonsense 🤣

Just30:
They're yet to comprehend this simple fact

They don't get it

vankelvin:
The developer wanted to have a Kente-like design but it did not come out right

Great project but terrible design

I am sure he can still work on it . The project is so big , there is more room for improvement .

Just30:
So stop acting stupid before we end up classifying you a big fool

Don't make me laugh. You're just typing for its sake. No ground for what you're saying. You just want to appear to be typing.

Maybe it's a privilege for you to encounter such a digital platform. That's why you're misusing it.

gallivant:
People should have learnt not to argue too much with IMF colonies. Stop giving these short spiteful hobbits relevance.

About 265 slums at different stages of development have been identified in Accra, a senior lecturer at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Dr Prince K. Anokye, has disclosed.
Citing a recent research conducted by People’s Dialogue on Human Settlements (PD) Ghana, a non-governmental organisation (NGO), he said: “As many as about 116 are still in their infantile stages, with some already fully developed slums.”

Dr Anokye was presenting findings on a literature review and research methodology used in a study of three informal settlements in Accra yesterday. They are Madina Zongo, Agbogbloshie and Chorkor.

He said the project was intended to improve the socio-economic conditions of informal settlers by strengthening their voices and improving access to justice and basic services.

“If we were to use the rights based approach and people begin to know what rights they have, they can actually begin to hold duty bearers accountable, and that can keep the fire on, as it were,” the lecturer added.