SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Most of this Kenya which are going abroad doing crime and not Kenyans they are Nigerian citizens which have Kenyan passport. The same thing in South Africa and Botswana most of the people and Nigerian citizens which get those countries passports

Look at this expensive Illiterate is talking what do you even know sef. of a get out and find something doing. Mumu

pokuasi:
Time to burst your myth.. you say you generate how many MW of electricity?

You have to register a new moniker for this interesting.

Anyway it is pokuase not pokuasi . I hope you have seen the four lane and the interchange under construction on that road presently and likewise the dome to kwabenya road which are very close to pokuase.


And about the electricity.....


from the horse mouth ( The finance minister himself) ""Mr Ofori-Atta told the legislature that: “Firstly, excess electricity generation which was procured during the NDC regime from Independent Power Producers (IPPs), including Emergency Power Producers, at exorbitant prices under flawed take-or-pay contracts. Currently, according to the Energy Commission, the country has installed power generation capacity of 5,083 MW, dependable capacity of 4,593 MW and peak demand of around 2,700 MW. So, our installed capacity is almost double our peak demand. Notably, 2,300 MW of the installed capacity has been contracted on a take-or-pay basis.

“On average, less than 40 per cent of the contracted take-or-pay capacity is actually used, meaning that we are basically throwing away money by paying for the remaining 60 per cent of excess capacity which we do not actually consume. In monetary terms, what this means is that we are paying over half a billion U.S. dollars or over GHS2.5 billion annually for power generation capacity that we do not need""


so currently, Ghana is generating excess of electricity more than what she needs. yet she still plan to build a nuclear plant. that is pragmatic thinking . since most source of electricity cannot be trusted . nuclear electricity is useful, practical and cost efficient in the long term. Solar and wind cannot provide the standard baseline during the peak hours of electricity consumption because they are fairly unstable; but nuclear can easily supplement the grid.

Logobenz0:
And why are you crying we have we have, it's none of your business.

How can you have zebras,gazelles etc when you are now hunting rats and snails for bushmeat... you use your voodoo powers to change people to look like zebras

68816419:
Maiduguri city (War-torn City)
Still Far more developed than Mandera, Samburu , Busia ,Garissa, Marsabit , Wajir (62.6), Tana River , West Pokot,Tana River,Meru,Kirinyaga, Narok and Isiolo combined

This picture of Missouri city is highly photo edited.
The refugee camp has been covered with tents which are yellow blue and green.

pokuasi:
Same reason you had Kun y3 preku demo recently. What is really functional in ghana really? to the guy running his
mouth about electricity, lol, PDS was about to announce load shedding before their contract was terminated. was their power crisis around march this blamed on pokuasi interchange which turned out to be falsehood

The problem with you is lack of grammer understanding. there is diffrent between demonstration and revolution. you may need to consult your basic English textbook.


Ghana electricity is presently in the hand of ECG not PDS. cus the diabolical agreement have been over run. who ever is feeding you rubbish. low shedding in Ghana has never been attributed to low power capacity in this year. it is either maintanance of the road due to construction or train road development or relocation of the grid from Tema base down to gas house( takoradi) . and ever since I have landed in the country( which is about 1 month and some few days now) my light has never blink.

Some people from Nigeria are salivating to eat these free range animals after sending rats to extinction...

Stevoh18:


How can you have zebras,gazelles etc when you are now hunting rats and snails for bushmeat... you use your voodoo powers to change people to look like zebras

You see what I have been saying about these kenyans just see what this idiot is saying. Well, I don't blame you. I blame the education system in that shitthol you called country

vaxx:
What does sowore and the foot soldier need revolution for? be able to express it in a few words

I see what you are trying to do here but I am sorry I won't fall for it

Stevoh18:
Some people from Nigeria are salivating to eat these free range animals after sending rats to extinction...

Maybe you guys are eating it that's why you're always talking about "eating animals"? no wonder you idiots looks stupid and useless. bunch of Ugly confused creatures in one tiny shitthol

[quote author=vaxx post=80933014] You have to register a new moniker for this interesting.

Anyway it is pokuase not pokuasi . I hope you have seen the four lane and the interchange under construction on that road presently and likewise the dome to kwabenya road which are very close to pokuase.


And about the electricity.....


from the horse mouth ( The finance minister himself) ""Mr Ofori-Atta told the legislature that: “Firstly, excess electricity generation which was procured during the NDC regime from Independent Power Producers (IPPs), including Emergency Power Producers, at exorbitant prices under flawed take-or-pay contracts. Currently, according to the Energy Commission, the country has installed power generation capacity of 5,083 MW, dependable capacity of 4,593 MW and peak demand of around 2,700 MW. So, our installed capacity is almost double our peak demand. Notably, 2,300 MW of the installed capacity has been contracted on a take-or-pay basis.

“On average, less than 40 per cent of the contracted take-or-pay capacity is actually used, meaning that we are basically throwing away money by paying for the remaining 60 per cent of excess capacity which we do not actually consume. In monetary terms, what this means is that we are paying over half a billion U.S. dollars or over GHS2.5 billion annually for power generation capacity that we do not need""


so currently, Ghana is generating excess of electricity more than what she needs. yet she still plan to build a nuclear plant. that is pragmatic thinking . since most source of electricity cannot be trusted . nuclear electricity is useful, practical and cost efficient in the long term. Solar and wind cannot provide the standard baseline during the peak hours of electricity consumption because they are fairly unstable; but nuclear can easily supplement the grid.



[/quote/you're a fat liar if you say you're generating excess electricity.. PDS was about to announce load shedding before its contract was terminated.. February through may this year, there was huge power crisis which saw light go off for 12hrs.. Power is somehow stable now cos it's rainy season.. March will expose this your claim of excess power generation

Logobenz0:
Theenchanter come and see ooo that Kenyan actress you told me about that acted"Tinsel"? She said Tinsel made her popular in Africa and both America and Europe. That kenyans should continue watching Nollywood so that they can pick up. I told these Kenyans that, watching olden days movie comparing it with now is not helping if they want to enjoy a movie with their families or siblings they should stick Nollywood movies such as. The johnsons, Tinsel, Hustle, the siblings, Jennifer's diary, Mr do good etc.


Kenya’s low cost film industry – dubbed Riverwood after Nairobi’s River Road area – has flourished in recent years, but is still dwarfed by Nigeria’s Nollywood. Lizz Njagah, one of Kenya’s leading TV and film actresses, has been active in both industries. Njagah has acted in long-running soap opera, ‘Tinsel’, as the character Tare Duke. She recently also co-started a film production company and is developing a Kenyan reality TV show. How we made it in Africa’s Dinfin Mulupi asks Njagah about the challenges of investing in African films and what Kenya needs to transform the industry.

How did you get started in this industry?

I got a two year scholarship at Phoenix Players in Nairobi where I studied everything from acting, directing, production and stage management. It was unconventional training. We were not studying for exams but [rather] to really hone our skills in film and theatre. I have always been interested in acting. My parents initially wanted me to go to campus after high school, but I objected to this because it would have been a waste of time. There were no drama schools in Kenya at the time, after all. We did not have money to send me to the US. So when I got the scholarship, I took it.

What was your big break?

‘Tinsel’ was my big break. It let Africa know about me. ‘Tinsel’ shows across the whole of Africa and in some American and European countries. I have worked on many films, movies and theatre productions in Kenya and East Africa.



You are also an investor in the film industry. Tell us about that.

My husband – a director – and I started a production company last year. One of our projects was the movie ‘The Return of Lazarus’, which premiered last year. We filmed it in Greece. We also produced Me, My Wife and Her Guru’. We are also currently working on a reality show called ‘Meet the Konstantaras’. This will be Kenya’s premier reality show. It follows the lives of my husband Alex Konstantaras and I. We are a Greek and Kenyan newly married couple. The premise of it is the fact that many Kenyans watch reality TV shows. So why not? We do not have to be as dramatic as American reality TV shows because Kenyans are a bit conservative.

Our production company is planning to do several films. We are also in the early stages of developing a sitcom. The hardest thing now is convincing corporates to sponsor the production. In Nigeria, corporates are very willing to sponsor films, but not so [much] in Kenya.

Has Kenya fully exploited its potential in the film industry?

No. How many films come out every year? In Nigeria, every day there is a film being released. We are not even scratching the surface. This industry has the potential to create thousands of jobs.

Kenya is behind Nigeria’s vibrant Nollywood. What’s wrong?

We need a lot of local support. Kenyans need to grow beyond watching Nigerian films. Yes, let’s watch Nigerian, but also Kenyan productions. We need people to buy our DVDs and watch our films on TV. I know people say they want Hollywood standards. But, come on, we can’t do Hollywood standards without support. We also do not have distribution networks. The thing is, no one wants to sell pirated Kenyan films because they will end up in trouble. We would have wanted our movies to be pirated so all Kenyans would have access to them. We need our films to get to the people, even if it is through piracy.


What else is needed to transform Riverwood?


We are not just thinking Kenya but Africa as well. What makes the Nigerian industry so profitable? It’s because they have a population of over 150 million people. We don’t have those kinds of numbers and not everyone has a TV anyway. We are looking at around 100,000 people out of Kenya’s 40 million population. That is not enough. We need at least two million people to make any profit.

We need to think East Africa to reach more people. Musicians have done it. They are making a lot of money, although most of it is from appearances. We just need to get people to buy our productions.

Well she is ugly, she looks like a very ugly man. damn too bony
We have done alot for them , it is either we are funding their startup or we are employing them and trying to make them popular like this fellow and the kimani bitch

Logobenz0:
Maybe you guys are eating it that's why you're always talking about "eating animals"? no wonder you idiots looks stupid and useless. bunch of Ugly confused creatures in one tiny shitthol

You want to see the pictures " handsome " Nigerians arrested in Kenya?

Logobenz0:
You see what I have been saying about these kenyans just see what this idiot is saying. Well, I don't blame you. I blame the education system in that shitthol you called country

You can't have "real" wild animals,... how?

[quote author=pokuasi post=80933745][/quote] You need to check yourself up. I provided you evidence from Ghana finance minister which is as obtain frim energy commission to the legislative . And yet you still call me a liar? You need to go for a check up.

obaaderemi:
Kikuyu1 is the most illogical 50year old alive. I mean what logically sound granpa shouts AIYYYYAAAAAA! before every angry sentence they make?

Repetitive 'tardation and slowness is still shocking!

vaxx:
The problem with you is lack of grammer understanding. there is diffrent between demonstration and revolution. you may need to consult your basic English textbook.


Ghana electricity is presently in the hand of ECG not PDS. cus the diabolical agreement have been over run. who ever is feeding you rubbish. low shedding in Ghana has never been attributed to low power capacity in this year. it is either maintanance of the road due to construction or train road development or relocation of the grid from Tema base down to gas house( takoradi) . and ever since I have landed in the country( which is about 1 month and some few days now) my light has never blink.

it was handed back to ECG cos of massive fraud on the contract with PDS. Most of which Ghanaians are involved

vaxx:
You need to check yourself up. I provided you evidence from Ghana finance minister which is as obtain frim energy commission to the legislative . And yet you still call me a liar? You need to go for a check up.

Who believes what your finance minister of a govt thriving on propaganda say
.. Did you watch the mid year budget review. Your govt is broke.. Meanwhile, pokausi interchange is financed with borrowed money from AFDB. Your debt profile is amongst the highest in Africa.. What project has you govt embarked upon without borrowing money.. Your govt took loan to buy sanitary pad for school going kids

Stevoh18:


You want to see the pictures " handsome " Nigerians arrested in Kenya?

What are you waiting for. I have yours too hahaha

Stevoh18:


You can't have "real" wild animals,... how?

Ask your drunkard president and he will give you the answer

Logobenz0:
Theenchanter come and see ooo that Kenyan actress you told me about that acted"Tinsel"? She said Tinsel made her popular in Africa and both America and Europe. That kenyans should continue watching Nollywood so that they can pick up. I told these Kenyans that, watching olden days movie comparing it with now is not helping if they want to enjoy a movie with their families or siblings they should stick Nollywood movies such as. The johnsons, Tinsel, Hustle, the siblings, Jennifer's diary, Mr do good etc.


Kenya’s low cost film industry – dubbed Riverwood after Nairobi’s River Road area – has flourished in recent years, but is still dwarfed by Nigeria’s Nollywood. Lizz Njagah, one of Kenya’s leading TV and film actresses, has been active in both industries. Njagah has acted in long-running soap opera, ‘Tinsel’, as the character Tare Duke. She recently also co-started a film production company and is developing a Kenyan reality TV show. How we made it in Africa’s Dinfin Mulupi asks Njagah about the challenges of investing in African films and what Kenya needs to transform the industry.

How did you get started in this industry?

I got a two year scholarship at Phoenix Players in Nairobi where I studied everything from acting, directing, production and stage management. It was unconventional training. We were not studying for exams but [rather] to really hone our skills in film and theatre. I have always been interested in acting. My parents initially wanted me to go to campus after high school, but I objected to this because it would have been a waste of time. There were no drama schools in Kenya at the time, after all. We did not have money to send me to the US. So when I got the scholarship, I took it.

What was your big break?

‘Tinsel’ was my big break. It let Africa know about me. ‘Tinsel’ shows across the whole of Africa and in some American and European countries. I have worked on many films, movies and theatre productions in Kenya and East Africa.



You are also an investor in the film industry. Tell us about that.

My husband – a director – and I started a production company last year. One of our projects was the movie ‘The Return of Lazarus’, which premiered last year. We filmed it in Greece. We also produced Me, My Wife and Her Guru’. We are also currently working on a reality show called ‘Meet the Konstantaras’. This will be Kenya’s premier reality show. It follows the lives of my husband Alex Konstantaras and I. We are a Greek and Kenyan newly married couple. The premise of it is the fact that many Kenyans watch reality TV shows. So why not? We do not have to be as dramatic as American reality TV shows because Kenyans are a bit conservative.

Our production company is planning to do several films. We are also in the early stages of developing a sitcom. The hardest thing now is convincing corporates to sponsor the production. In Nigeria, corporates are very willing to sponsor films, but not so [much] in Kenya.

Has Kenya fully exploited its potential in the film industry?

No. How many films come out every year? In Nigeria, every day there is a film being released. We are not even scratching the surface. This industry has the potential to create thousands of jobs.

Kenya is behind Nigeria’s vibrant Nollywood. What’s wrong?

We need a lot of local support. Kenyans need to grow beyond watching Nigerian films. Yes, let’s watch Nigerian, but also Kenyan productions. We need people to buy our DVDs and watch our films on TV. I know people say they want Hollywood standards. But, come on, we can’t do Hollywood standards without support. We also do not have distribution networks. The thing is, no one wants to sell pirated Kenyan films because they will end up in trouble. We would have wanted our movies to be pirated so all Kenyans would have access to them. We need our films to get to the people, even if it is through piracy.


What else is needed to transform Riverwood?


We are not just thinking Kenya but Africa as well. What makes the Nigerian industry so profitable? It’s because they have a population of over 150 million people. We don’t have those kinds of numbers and not everyone has a TV anyway. We are looking at around 100,000 people out of Kenya’s 40 million population. That is not enough. We need at least two million people to make any profit.

We need to think East Africa to reach more people. Musicians have done it. They are making a lot of money, although most of it is from appearances. We just need to get people to buy our productions.

@ bolded this cracked me up so bad..I have come to realise kenyans are noise makers and empty vessels

samorobo:


Well she is ugly, she looks like a very ugly man. damn too bony
We have done alot for them , it is either we are funding their startup or we are employing them and trying to make them popular like this fellow and the kimani bitch

Very ugly

@Bolded you right. We have helped them so much. They're should be thanking us and not hating us because we're far better than them

Stevoh18:


Even if you have it, as you claim..., it must be in a very small ignorable size

Read what you just wrote it shows that you are just assuming. That one typical.kenyan trait that is so obvious . You hide at the back of your cheap phones and cheap data services to assume

samorobo:


@ bolded this cracked me up so bad..I have come to realise kenyans are noise makers and empty vessels

That "Not everyone has a TV in kenya"? LMAO hahahahahahahahahahaha

A country whose citizens still study under trees cos of lack of class rooms, undertook a populist policy of free senior high school.. Where did that leave them, massive failure at the just concluded WEAC exams due largely to the so called 'DOUBLE TRACK SYSTEM' where secondary school going kids will go to school for 3 months and stay in the house for another 3months

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


[s]Most of this Kenya which are going abroad doing crime and not Kenyans they are Nigerian citizens which have Kenyan passport. The same thing in South Africa and Botswana most of the people and Nigerian citizens which get those countries passports[/s]

Always talking trash slave boy!!!

Stevoh18:


Keep on stealing pics from Kenya and other southern Africa countries


Meanwhile, when you show us your two zebras remember we're the crème de la crème of safaris #Masai Mara

Please Kenya I apologize to you all on this Nigerian illiterate insulting your country they do not even know what development is about. Most of them do not even know what a game Park is about

And speaking of Ghacem, Ghana govt own only 5 percent stake.. 95 percent is owned by the Norwegians.. Same way your bauxite has been sold to the Chinese for 100 years.. And yes, Ghanaians are grateful to Dangote for bringing the price of cement to the current price gh35.00.. Without Dangote, a bag of cement would around 50 gh

samorobo:


I see what you are trying to do here but I am sorry I won't fall for it

well, you can't see what i am trying to do when you have never hear from me. you can only guess.


Anyway sowore wanted you guys to experience the what the dead victim of ipob experience? sowore revolution is a lazy attempt . maybe he needs to learn from the intellectuals ( baba wole soyinka is still there sound).

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


This picture of Missouri city is highly photo edited.
The refugee camp has been covered with tents which are yellow blue and green.

I am sorry but that maiduguri. DeAl with it

samorobo:


Read what you just wrote it shows that you are just assuming. That one typical.kenyan trait that is so obvious . You hide at the back of your cheap phones and cheap data services to assume

You have 3zebras and you call it "safari" ....Nigeria is jixed

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Please Kenya I apologize to you all on this Nigerian illiterate insulting your country they do not even know what development is about. Most of them do not even know what a game Park is about

vaxx:
The problem with you is lack of grammer understanding. there is diffrent between demonstration and revolution. you may need to consult your basic English textbook.


Ghana electricity is presently in the hand of ECG not PDS. cus the diabolical agreement have been over run. who ever is feeding you rubbish. low shedding in Ghana has never been attributed to low power capacity in this year. it is either maintanance of the road due to construction or train road development or relocation of the grid from Tema base down to gas house( takoradi) . and ever since I have landed in the country( which is about 1 month and some few days now) my light has never blink.

Dude I live in Accra OK.. Am at Roman ridge.. Have business around kodjo Thomson road/ Liberia road OK.. See grammar.. Over run.. Hahaha.. There was massive fraud involving those in Akufo addo govt.. Was listening to Big issue on citifm today and heard the names of peoples involved..