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Just30:
Ghana debt service to revenue is 40%.. wages and compensation takes another 40% of Ghana revenue.

So Ghana is highly in the limit of servicing it debt.

Kenya is doing 80% of debt servicing to revenue ... Wages and compensation takes another 60% of Kenya revenue...

So you have an even bigger problem than you know


I hope you get to learn the difference between debt to revenue and debt to GDP 🤣😂

If you're expecting a cabinet member to badmouth his govt, then you don't understand the politics in your country

Not to spoil anything in your nice convo with the Kenyan, but this is a quote from a recent article by Reuters.

"While 70% to 100% of the government revenue currently goes toward servicing the debt, the country's inflation has shot up to as much as 50% in November".

https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/ghana-announces-external-debt-payment-suspension-slipping-into-default-2022-12-19/

Just30:
Ghana debt servicing to revenue for the last 3 years been within the range of 30 to 45%
So cry for Kenya for getting to that huge level

This is the World Bank state telling you Ghana is not HIPC
https://www.myjoyonline.com/ghana-is-not-hipc-world-bank/#:~:text=Ghana%20was%20among%20the%20countries,it%20said%20in%20a%20statement.

I know you like other countries joining you in your misery but Ghana has not gotten to to the 80% level of Kenya on interest and amortization

You're still peddling HOT AIR.

go and check what IMF is saying about Debt servicing to revenue ratio.

We can't ignore your debt to GDP which also approaching 104% --- just go and confirm it with Your father IMF:
https://www.imf.org/en/Countries/GHA

Ghana joined HIPC initiative in 2004. The 11th country in Africa to fall under heavily indepted poor country initiative. By then, Ghana was floating on gold - I wonder how that thing became it. I don't think Resource is the issue here; backward leadership and poor microfinance management killed your country. Hobbits should start thinking and make their resources in use.

Good, Ghana tried and pull itself from HIPC some years back - WB came up with a report disqualifying Ghana from HIPC in 2020 - 3 yrs ago.

In 2023-- Ghana has just signed itself in HIPC again. Ghana is poor and heavily indepted. 2023 and part of 2022 has been your terrible year.

We're not mates. I believe you didn't see Nigeria, Kenya, or SA on the list. Only Ghana, Togo, Zambia, Burkina Faso, Sudan, Niger and the like.

Justo m0ron.


This is IMF 2023 report. We're not in 2020.


https://www.imf.org/en/About/Factsheets/Sheets/2023/Debt-relief-under-the-heavily-indebted-poor-countries-initiative-HIPC

Just30:
Your country does not have something like that .... It's the second of it kind in Africa 😂

Proximity means people do not have to drive for an hour or 2 hours to access a major hospital.

This means it makes no sense to put a 2,000 to 4,000 bed facility somewhere where people will drive for kilometers to access .

The sensible thing to do is to 4 or more of it of 500 to 1000 bed in various part of the country

Kakamega village is doing something bigger than that.

Just30:
Already you've started calling people names because they exposed facts....

Soon you'll be crying

You've stated zero facts. You're just rumbling with guessworks.

theenchanter:
which phone are u using? Google pixel?

yes

How did you know

Just30:
Which is mostly industrial

TDC needs to rebuild community 1, 2, 4 just like they are doing to 3 ... They've outlived their usefulness.

They can do this by offering a scheme where people give up their old houses and get a new one at either a tiny cost or free just like the Russians have done.

It's rather unfortunate those at TDC don't have such sense to effect some changes in Tema

theenchanter:
if it were to be closing down in other countries, kenyans will be the first to say the country does not have a good investment environment.

I laugh at ur hypocrisy.

@Shma and hypocricy be like 5&6

vankelvin:
Everybody knows nigeria is a zoo so stop wasting words

The worse of Nigeria is the best of ghana you can never ever compare Nigeria with a zoo Ghana in terms of development

Just30:
yes

How did you know

cos I'm using one.😁

Shma2023:
Yes. It's tiny.

Where is the construction site? I believe you can give us a glimpse of progress.

what is the name of that hospital you are talking about?

I'm going to take a break from defending Nigeria for a while.
I don't understand what's going on. In my city in Jos , plateau state,
Muslims keep on taking the old notes while business owned by Christians are rejecting them.
I tried to buy indomie and egg today in my area but the money was rejected and the store owner advised me to take the money to a street close to us where there were some Muslims and whey would take it.

And I'm preparing to walk 20mintues to go buy it and come back from the Muslims.

vankelvin:
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@Shma and hypocricy be like 5&6

"Hypocrisy!" Not 'hypocricy'

Hypocrisy to me is when you're sucking Nigerian d1ck while attacking his country.

It's either you're a hypocrite, or the guy you're quoting is a Wuss.

ProblemChild1:
The worse of Nigeria is the best of ghana you can never ever compare Nigeria with a zoo Ghana in terms of development

No amount of words will change the fact that nigeria is the only country known as Zoo

vankelvin:
what is the name of that hospital you are talking about?

Level six national referral and research hospital.

Shma2023:
"Hypocrisy!" Not 'hypocricy'

Hypocrisy to me is when you're sucking Nigerian d1ck while attacking his country.

It's either you're a hypocrite, or the guy you're quoting is a Wuss.

I'm glad you know you are hypocrite

Eye clinic in Nairobi.

Just30:
We know Nigeria is a Zoo but you don't have to drag everyone to that level
Misery should not always have company 🤣😂🤣

If I were to be a Nigerian, I'll be more than worry as the country debt servicing crossed 90% of revenue especially when it can't really raise revenue without insighting a revolution cause Nigerians feel they don't get anything from the country hence don't see the need to pay tax to it.

You can't compared Nigeria with shittty Ghana. Because Ghana is a IMF colony When it comes to infrastructure Nigeria way ahead of your smelly zoo

When it comes to Entertainment Nigeria is way way ahead of your tiny zoo

When it comes to airports/see ports Nigeria still beats your zoo

When its comes to tourism Ghana is not close to Nigeria

Agriculture Nigeria is far ahead of your tiny shithole

When it comes to road network Nigeria still beats ghana.

Railway system Ghana zero

Bus station Ghana zero

When it comes to tech Nigeria kill ghana

Real Estate development Nigeria still kill ghana the list are endless you fool you can't compare that glorified village with The big brother

vankelvin:
I'm glad you know you are hypocrite

Explain how hypocrisy pairs with the submission I made.

Waiting

Shma2023:
Yes. It's tiny.

Where is the construction site? I believe you can give us a glimpse of progress.

This is why I call you hypocrite

You called a 1000 bed capacity hospital tiny just to project your 700 bed capacity hospital (a hospital that has not been completed?)
You are a real joke

As at the time UGMC was commissioned it was a 650 bed capacity but has now been expanded to a 1000 bed capacity and there are more facilities to be added

I hope you now know your Level six national referral and research hospital will not even qualify to hold candle for UGMC even in 1000 years time

Shma2023:
Explain how hypocrisy pairs with the submission I made.

Waiting

You have been hypocrite since day one

How is UGMC tiny and Level six national referral and research rather a big hospital? Explain

vankelvin:
This is why I call you hypocrite

You call a 1000 bed capacity hospital tiny just to project your 700 bed capacity hospital (a hospital that has not been completed?)
You are a real joke

Even at the time UGMC was commissioned it was a 650 bed capacity but as at 2022 it had been expanded to a 1000 bed capacity and there are more facilities to be added

I hope you now know your Level six national referral and research hospital. will not even qualify to hold candle for UGMC even in 1000 years time

Kakamega hospital - the one I posted_ will be a 5000-bed capacity upon completion. That is 5 times bigger than anything you have in Ghana.

Google: Mwale medical hospital bed capacity.

Let's laugh together:

Pwahahaaaaaaaaahpwapwa.

It's like you have comprehension issues. I said your hospital is tiny in comparison with what is going on in Westlands.

Again, the JOKE ON YOU.

Now, Kenyatta national hospital is a 2400-bed-capacity facility -- Twice your biggest.

Again, bwahaha...

vankelvin:
You have been hypocrite since day one

How is UGMC tiny and Level six national referral and research rather a big hospital? Explain

Because it's a research and referral hospital. Research center carries like half the facility.
The grandness of hospitals is not just about bed capacity.


How can you compare tiny things to advanced infrastructures.

Ngara Nairobi. Another reason why Kenya is ranked 5th most dynamic city in the world. Construction all over.

Shma2023:
Kakamega hospital - the one I posted_ will be a 5000-bed capacity upon completion. That is 5 times bigger than anything you have in Ghana.

Google: Mwale medical hospital bed capacity.

Let's laugh together:

Pwahahaaaaaaaaahpwapwa.

It's like you have comprehension issues. I said your hospital is tiny in comparison with what is going on in Westlands.

Again, the JOKE ON YOU.

Now, Kenyatta national hospital is a 2400-bed-capacity facility -- Twice your biggest.

Again, bwahaha...

This is not true, , even at your full capacity , you are yet to have such figure .

.... ""1800
Out of the total bed capacity of 1800, 209 beds are for the Private Wing. Fast forward to 2022, KNH has a bed capacity of 1,800, 6,000+ staff members, 50 wards, 22 out-patient clinics, 24 theaters (16 specialized) and Accident & Emergency Department. KNH is the biggest referral hospital in East & Central Africa.
https://knh.or.ke › index.php › hist...
Our History ""- Kenyatta National Hospital.


The largest hospital in Ghana for now is korle bu teaching hospital with 2000 beds at full capacity making it the third africa largest hospital. Only south africa and egypt come ahead .

Shma2023:
Because it's a research and referral hospital. Research center carries like half the facility.
The grandness of hospitals is not just about bed capacity.


How can you compare tiny things to advanced infrastructures.

I will be happy for the completion of this your futuristic projects.


Ghana is already building a futuristic 111 hospital at a time , many have already kick start

Let me point out your hypocrisy

First and foremost your Level six national referral and research hospital is smaller than many hospitals in Ghana

Secondly Kakamega county hopes to build a 5000 bed capacity hospital but currently as we are arguing they are only building a 750 bed capacity so it's not also correct that Kakamega hospital is bigger than all hospitals in Ghana.

In summary both Level six national referral and research hospital and Kakamega hospital are too small to compare with UGMC

Shma2023:
Kakamega hospital - the one I posted_ will be a 5000-bed capacity upon completion. That is 5 times bigger than anything you have in Ghana.

Google: Mwale medical hospital bed capacity.

Let's laugh together:

Pwahahaaaaaaaaahpwapwa.

It's like you have comprehension issues. I said your hospital is tiny in comparison with what is going on in Westlands.

Again, the JOKE ON YOU.

Now, Kenyatta national hospital is a 2400-bed-capacity facility -- Twice your biggest.

Again, bwahaha...

vaxx:
This is not true, , even at your full capacity , you are yet to have such figure .

.... ""1800
Out of the total bed capacity of 1800, 209 beds are for the Private Wing. Fast forward to 2022, KNH has a bed capacity of 1,800, 6,000+ staff members, 50 wards, 22 out-patient clinics, 24 theaters (16 specialized) and Accident & Emergency Department. KNH is the biggest referral hospital in East & Central Africa.
https://knh.or.ke › index.php › hist...
Our History ""- Kenyatta National Hospital.


The largest hospital in Ghana for now is korle bu teaching hospital with 2000 beds at full capacity making it the third africa largest hospital. Only south africa and egypt come ahead .

It's 2400. Check their page.


https://knh.or.ke/index.php/goals/

PROVERBZ:
I'm going to take a break from defending Nigeria for a while.
I don't understand what's going on. In my city in Jos , plateau state,
Muslims keep on taking the old notes while business owned by Christians are rejecting them.
I tried to buy indomie and egg today in my area but the money was rejected and the store owner advised me to take the money to a street close to us where there were some Muslims and whey would take it.

And I'm preparing to walk 20mintues to go buy it and come back from the Muslims.

My brother it's not about defending Nigeria. Where you see something you think is true, say it and defend it. It's your conviction (unless presented with superior facts or logic). Where you believe something is wrong, also say it.

I have always been a Buharist as everyone here who follow my post can also tell, and I even like this CBN policy but the fact that Emiefele and by extension Buhari (who is behind him) have failed to make quick decisions on how to tweak this policy to prevent it from affecting the poor, leaves less to be desired.

What you fail to understand is UGMC is still a work in progress. It has a 1000 bed capacity and other facilities but there are more facilities that will be added to make the project complete. You are being too boastful for nothing
Your 700 bed capacity research hospital is nothing compared to UGMC

Shma2023:
Because it's a research and referral hospital. Research center carries like half the facility.
The grandness of hospitals is not just about bed capacity.


How can you compare tiny things to advanced infrastructures.

Shma2023:
It's 2400. Check their page.


https://knh.or.ke/index.php/goals/

I also took mine from the same links. But from the historical background

https://knh.or.ke/index.php/history/#:~:text=Out%20of%20the%20total%20bed,hospital%20in%20East%20%26%20Central%20Africa.

vankelvin:
Let me point out your hypocrisy

First and foremost your Level six national referral and research hospital is smaller than many hospitals in Ghana

Secondly Kakamega county hopes to build a 5000 bed capacity hospital but currently they are building a 750 bed capacity so it's not also correct that Kakamega hospital is bigger than all hospitals in Ghana.

In summary both Level six national referral and research hospital and Kakamega hospital are too small to compare with UGMC

Facts ain't hypocrisy.

Where do you get the nonsense you're peddling around?

I told you bed capacity does not define the grandness of the facility.

You are clearly suffering from a chronic inferiority complex! Do you guys believe Ghana has anything? It's how you're trying to make your tiny Ghanaian hospital to appear bigger than our own village one. Mind you, we have several 1000-bed capacity hospitals with cutting-edge technology. Our healthcare system is a light year ahead of Ghana.