Just40:
You go explain tire .....

Only 109 billion was done in your country last year and this year it is even lesser.

No Evidence.

vaxx:
Just another beautiful day at East Legon, Accra 🇬🇭...

You have to be rich in dollars to live here. It ain't for Naira millionaire.

I am sorry, properties here don’t look like they should be worth pre than $50k, anything more than that is just grossly overpriced.

vaxx:
Never underate the power of Internet.

This Ghanaian boy has meet people

Lol this is an achievement. Pls paste it at your embassies or at the entrance of kotoka….

vankelvin:
A building above 30floors/(27/28flr) approved by Accra Metropolitan Assembly?
Is this a dream or what? naaa
Some hefty brown envelops must have been exchanged backdoor cos this isn't normal

Selton Skye apartments unvieled (the to be tallest building in Accra

Lmao 😂😂😂.
Happy new year dreamer 😂😂
The design ugly tho 😂😂

Shma2022:

I'm not hating, but this thing is too hideous. Who are the developers of this building?

I hate to admit it but I agree with you on this 😂😂😂

samorobo:



I hate to admit it but I agree with you on this 😂😂😂

You guys should let my beloved Ghana people breaaathe. This year no Ghana bashing 😄😂😄

The Project that could bankrupt Egypt.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miIx-0IHTN0?si=O2IZ3spau7kDame3

Mad cow Kenya mpesa did 350b dollars last year

Just40:
I did not bother to check that of mpesa because I really didn't care.
Last year, mpesa did less transaction to Ghana's mobile money. So ain't no need to compare

Tinubu continue to impress me. He should go hard of tiny mostly northern elite like dangotes who have captured Abuja to destroy the economy for their own benefit..from rigging forex to stupid import ban list to using taxes to build own roads

rvp2018:
Mad cow Kenya mpesa did 350b dollars last year

Evidence pls

rvp2018:
Mad cow Kenya mpesa did 350b dollars last year

dream on lunatic, from your ass

vaxx:
Evidence pls

watch him mention the value of transaction of mpesa from all the countries it operate in instead of that of Kenya.

Just40:
watch him mention the value of transaction of mpesa from all the countries it operate in instead of that of Kenya.

At current, if kenya was a company, it will have declared bankruptcy.

That's a lie and you know it

Anyways Capemay properties are the developers of the property. They built this "signature apartment"

Shma2022:

I'm not hating, but this thing is too hideous. Who are the developers of this building?

Away from the usual dixk measuring some food for thought.

What if the Bantu expansion had not occurred as it did, leading to the spread of Bantu people across much of Africa?

Africa would have been another Australia, another North America. Assuming the course of European history unravelled as we know it, the continent would have became another Atlanticist entity.

God made the African Bantu speakers and their West/Central African siblings a naturally strong, dominant race. They were resistant to the old-world plagues that European settlers introduced around the world. In fact, it is this natural tenacity that led to their tragic mass-enslavement throughout the Americas and Asia.

In contrast, people like the Hadza, the Khoi-Khoi or the San, who were in Africa before Bantus came to be, were bands of hunter-gatherers who would have been wiped out easily after colonization. They were no different to Australian or Tasmanian Aboriginals. Tasmanian Aboriginals are already wiped out due to European presence-not a single soul survived.

If you fail to imagine how this would have happened, just take a look into South Africa's history. Boers (Dutch colonialists), upon their arrival in the Cape of good hope, did not immediately start colonizing the Bantu-dominated east. Instead, they chose to steal land from the Khoi-Khoi- who were severely depopulated at the wake of an European smallpox epidemic.

The remaining Khoi tried to resist, but their social organization was irredeemably shattered due to contact with Europeans. They eventually became slaves to the Dutch on their own land i.e. were made to farm those lands.

Others served the Boers in various other ways. One among these was Sarah Bartman. Many Khoi-San mixed with the Europeans and created the “coloured" community. Meanwhile, others fled and assimilated into neighbouring Bantu tribes like Xhosa and Tswana. Few fled to Namibia to join their remaining brethren - only to be crushed by the Germans.

If you try to study the modern history of the Khoi, you may notice that what happened to them is basically the same thing that happened to American Indians in North and South America. I think the only difference between the two stories lies in the nitty-gritty details.

The descendants of Khoi herders in Western Cape are a severely endangered race today. Only certain thousands of pure-blood Khoi remain.

MPESA Africa is owned by Safaricom and Vodacom - they managed about 45 trillion KES in 2022. Their reporting and company operations are seperate from Safaricom.

Safaricom which 33-35 trillion KES was from Kenya in 2022.

Ghana can only dream about the scale of MPESA in KENYA. It now does 22-25B transactions annually. Visa does 4 times more.

Just40:
watch him mention the value of transaction of mpesa from all the countries it operate in instead of that of Kenya.

Like Ghana..keep praying

vaxx:
At current, if kenya was a company, it will have declared bankruptcy.

This was last year - this year - it gone up 20% plus

This saw the total number of transactions for the period under review rise to 21.03 billion worth Sh35.86 trillion, almost three times Kenya's Gross Domestic Product.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/business/kenya/2023-07-10-m-pesa-transacted-sh36-trillion-three-times-kenyas-gdp-report/

M-PESA Usage
During the year under review, we continued to invest in, and drive the innovation of, new products, as we increased our service offering to customers, with 21 billion transactions, valued at KShs 35.9 trillion, channeled through the M-PESA platform.

Velocity in the ecosystem continued to grow with total value and volume of M-PESA transactions growing 21.4% and 33.5% YoY respectively.
Chargeable transactions per one-month active customer grew by16.2% YoY in FY23 to 23.54 transactions up from 20.25 transactions in last year

vaxx:
Evidence pls

rvp2018:
Tinubu continue to impress me. He should go hard of tiny mostly northern elite like dangotes who have captured Abuja to destroy the economy for their own benefit..from rigging forex to stupid import ban list to using taxes to build own roads

Speaking about FX, my problem with Tinubu is that he and the central bank only focussed on unifying the many windows at the official rate into one and they seem to have ignored the black market.

Black market must be unified with the official rate, that's what I want. But it seems that is harder because of the structural challenges that have long been there and most especially the illiquidity of FX compared to demand.

In the past, under Buhari and Emiefele, in addition to the black market, we used to have about three different rates at the official window as well which made the whole FX market so confusing. Tinubu and the CBN have now succeeded in collapsing all windows at the official market into one rate but they are still struggling to tame the black market.

The likes of Dangote and about 85 other firms benefited from some of these different special official rates that was subsidized for them, which is not really a bad idea in my opinion but just had to be done with due process.

Agreed- Tinubu should devalue NAIRA until black market disappears. Just float Naira freely and remove all forex controls. It will find it base eventually. Anything else is postphoning problems.
Disagree strongly on the nonsense of favouring Dangote - it beyond stupid - it immoral and it make you look like a mo.oron.
All Nigerians should buy dollars at almost same rate.
Dangote is not Nigeria state or federal gov to transfer benefits to you.
Mumu

GeneralDae:

Speaking about FX, my problem with Tinubu is that he and the central bank only focussed on unifying the many windows at the official rate into one and they seem to have ignored the black market.

Black market must be unified with the official rate, that's what I want. But it seems that is harder because of the structural challenges that have long been there and most especially the illiquidity of FX compared to demand.

In the past, under Buhari and Emiefele, in addition to the black market, we used to have about three different rates at the official window as well which made the whole FX market so confusing. Tinubu and the CBN have now succeeded in collapsing all windows at the official market into one rate but they are still struggling to tame the black market.

The likes of Dangote and about 85 other firms benefited from some of these different special official rates that was subsidized for them, which is not really a bad idea in my opinion but just had to be done with due process.

rvp2018:
Agreed- Tinubu should devalue NAIRA until black market disappears. Just float Naira freely and remove all forex controls. It will find it base eventually. Anything else is postphoning problems.
Disagree strongly on the nonsense of favouring Dangote - it beyond stupid - it immoral and it make you look like a mo.oron.
All Nigerians should buy dollars at almost same rate.
Dangote is not Nigeria state or federal gov to transfer benefits to you.
Mumu

The problem with you and your likes is that you want to be more capitalist than the white man.

Its stupidity not to support big businesses struggling with FX by subsidising FX for them especially the Dangote refinery which is 19 Billion dollars. That project would likely have packed up long ago given the difficult climate but for the subsidized forex.

Always open your mind and use your brain when analysing issues like this.

Support a private personal business? How about finish the Ajekuota steel mill instead. All private business - Dangote, local and foreign - should play same rules.

You're mumu. Improve business enviroment for every nigeria - small, medium or large businnes - or you're creating a oligarchy - mega graft of transferring public property to private.

GeneralDae:

The problem with you and your likes is that you want to be more capitalist than the white man.

Its stupidity not to support big businesses struggling with FX by subsidising FX for them especially the Dangote refinery which is 19 Billion dollars. That project would likely have packed up long ago given the difficult climate but for the subsidized forex.

Always open your mind and use your brain when analysing issues like this.

Ja Rule announces he is building a school in Ghana 🇬🇭 after inking $100 Million label deal.

vaxx:
Ja Rule announces he is building a school in Ghana 🇬🇭 after inking $100 Million label deal.

Baba Ja

rvp2018:
MPESA Africa is owned by Safaricom and Vodacom - they managed about 45 trillion KES in 2022. Their reporting and company operations are seperate from Safaricom.

Safaricom which 33-35 trillion KES was from Kenya in 2022.

Ghana can only dream about the scale of MPESA in KENYA. It now does 22-25B transactions annually. Visa does 4 times more.

Mpesa did 35 trillion kshs transaction value from their operation in 6 African countries.

In Kenya, they did only 109 billion dollars transaction value which came about from 65 billion of transaction from Kenyans doing P²p and the remaining 44 was through the banking sector.....

So Kenya did almost half of Mpesa total transaction value, the remaining 5 countries did the rest.

You can go and dispute your statistical service and central bank

rvp2018:
This was last year - this year - it gone up 20% plus

This saw the total number of transactions for the period under review rise to 21.03 billion worth Sh35.86 trillion, almost three times Kenya's Gross Domestic Product.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/business/kenya/2023-07-10-m-pesa-transacted-sh36-trillion-three-times-kenyas-gdp-report/

M-PESA Usage
During the year under review, we continued to invest in, and drive the innovation of, new products, as we increased our service offering to customers, with 21 billion transactions, valued at KShs 35.9 trillion, channeled through the M-PESA platform.

Velocity in the ecosystem continued to grow with total value and volume of M-PESA transactions growing 21.4% and 33.5% YoY respectively.
Chargeable transactions per one-month active customer grew by16.2% YoY in FY23 to 23.54 transactions up from 20.25 transactions in last year

you don't like to read and that's your problem....
Yeah from 6 countries 🤣😂

It sad, in order to compete with Ghana, you need 6 other countries transaction value.

Just40:
you don't like to read and that's your problem....
Yeah from 6 countries 🤣😂

It sad, in order to compete with Ghana, you need 6 other countries transaction value.

usual madness from bankrupted Ghana

rvp2018:
usual madness from bankrupted Ghana

Lunatic...why don't you go for your statistical service report and you central bank report as usual...

Nonsense thinking from broke Kenya, you guys are so broke such that the value of transactions in your country dropped this year, according to your central bank.

Who in his right sense compare the value of transaction from 6 countries to that of a single country?

A bankrupt country indeed

Lagos

Eko bridge

Shaytun:
Lagos

Eko bridge

Lagos doesn't just build one bridge. They build 2-3 bridges simultaneously, yet the population keeps rising making it look like they haven't scratched the surface yet 😂😄

Access Bank Zambia completes acquisition of Atlas Mara zambia

https://twitter.com/georgenjoroge_/status/1743958053924553138

Nigeria- This video captured President Bola Tinubu's convoy passing through a market on Lagos Island, eliciting mixed reactions from residents and traders. On December 29, 2023, Tinubu, during his December holiday visit, passed through the popular Idumota market on Lagos Island. Residents and traders expressed their frustrations and dissatisfaction, shouting in Yoruba “Ebi npa wa o” meaning “We are hungry,” as his convoy drove by. This response was notably different from the usual energetic displays and excitement that presidential convoys often receive.

The video, which surfaced on social media on December 30, 2023, showed President Tinubu's convoy navigating through the bustling lanes of the market. The convoy was described as comprising over 120 vehicles, including exotic SUVs like Range Rovers and Toyota Land Cruisers, as well as pickup trucks, ambulances, sedans, mini buses, and BRT buses. The convoy primarily consisted of VIPs, party members, and supporters, reflecting a significant show of opulence. However, the public's reaction highlighted their concerns about economic hardships and policy impacts under President Tinubu's administration, especially the end of the fuel subsidy regime and the resultant spiraling inflation and food price hikes