mtisTheQubit:

Started by Kazi the Tanzanian..he challenged zhe Ghananians to prove they are not poor by posting their hood...well they refused...an then. a mighty Kenyan by the name RVP brought data suggesting stuff...you know stuff like calling cedis a crypto-currency .. well we are here now...do you want a bant btw Kenya an Zimbabwe..i got many zim peeps you know..

So where do you have many zim peeps

tylann:


okay

what is the population of anambra

nakuru population is 2 million if anambra has the same population let us get it kicking

Anambra is 4 million while Owerri is 2 million. Let compare

A new development in Mombasa

Real estate is recuperating!

300,000-400,000 dollars per unit. Way cheaper than the usual prices of 500,000 and upwards!

kazikazi already indicate hotels and amusement park as a model of development and it seems the east Africa nation agree with him.


ok let's temporarily off wisdom and agree with them....

this is Takoradi...... not Accra.. ..

Ghana media really do a poor job for not promoting the image of the country .....


But anyway things we change soon.. ..


still in Takoradi.....

OKKOKKKK


SOME HOT SPORT ......

Vipingo ridge real estate project with a PGA certified golf course in Kilifi,Kenya


Golf Tourism is becoming a reality!

It hosted a ladies PGA event.

Vipingo,Kilifi-Kenya


TayserMahiri,you love such views?

Finally the @emirates #A380 ( The largest Airbus in the world) has made its debut in Accra flown by Ghana's very own Capt Quainoo.
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Properties,Kenya

My dream is to visit Kenya one day!

2 and 4 are resorts.

1.Watamu

2.Lukenya

3.Kajiado

4.Diani

In Ghana we aren't educated to labelled this as development. we call them luxury......



it is right in Accra.......

And more of Accra. ......inner luxury

OL JOGI ranch

1 and 2

Clever are those who turn ranches into something more!

stop talking trash


I don't know why when Africans talk about development, it is often about skyscrapers . i personally think there is more to life than tall buildings. for me development is about human beings. if I want to look at how "developed" a country is, I don't have to look at how many skyscrapers there are, for example. i want to know in aggregate terms how many people have access to electricity, good roads,education, purchasing power, level of employment, poverty level, housing etc etc etc even the level of corruption.

norway is considered the richest country in the world, not because they are the most developed in terms of the number of skyscrapers . but because they have done very well in some of the indices I spoke to about earlier. the airports at oslo and stavenger are very basic. you hardly see skyscrapers in norway because they don't need them

south africa has probably the most skyscrapers But life in SA is very hard. when people talk about xenophobia in south africa, I understand it keeps occurring.

tylann:


which chinese or indians are you talking about

by the way ghana should be developed like south africa by now arent you the largest gold producers

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Hemingways Nairobi

Dense forests!

We just know how to blend concrete with nature!


The 3rd picture is Fairmount in Nanyuki.

GENEGIRIA:
stop talking trash


I don't know why when Africans talk about development, it is often about skyscrapers . i personally think there is more to life than tall buildings. for me development is about human beings. if I want to look at how "developed" a country is, I don't have to look at how many skyscrapers there are, for example. i want to know in aggregate terms how many people have access to electricity, good roads,education, purchasing power, level of employment, poverty level, housing etc etc etc even the level of corruption.

norway is considered the richest country in the world, not because they are the most developed in terms of the number of skyscrapers . but because they have done very well in some of the indices I spoke to about earlier. the airports at oslo and stavenger are very basic. you hardly see skyscrapers in norway because they don't need them

south africa has probably the most skyscrapers But life in SA is very hard. when people talk about xenophobia in south africa, I understand it keeps occurring.


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our east Africa neighbour actually see beauty and development inside skyscrapers not in employment ratio , poverty index, or health security... I have temporarily agree with them...

The law that made the Kenya Revenue Authority tax idle land is proving to be a fruitful one.

Chaka Ranch in Nyeri, Kenya demonstrating a nice use of hay!

Nairobi

It is so amazing to know we have them better but promote them little ..... This is Accra...

Today South Africa will be playing Nigeria in a football match South Africa do not disappoint me get the job done

GENEGIRIA:
stop talking trash


I don't know why when Africans talk about development, it is often about skyscrapers . i personally think there is more to life than tall buildings. for me development is about human beings. if I want to look at how "developed" a country is, I don't have to look at how many skyscrapers there are, for example. i want to know in aggregate terms how many people have access to electricity, good roads,education, purchasing power, level of employment, poverty level, housing etc etc etc even the level of corruption.

norway is considered the richest country in the world, not because they are the most developed in terms of the number of skyscrapers . but because they have done very well in some of the indices I spoke to about earlier. the airports at oslo and stavenger are very basic. you hardly see skyscrapers in norway because they don't need them

south africa has probably the most skyscrapers But life in SA is very hard. when people talk about xenophobia in south africa, I understand it keeps occurring.


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That`s a very strong excuse for not having skyscrapers . Anyway I think if you compare Kenya with Nigeria in terms of Education, Health, Road network, Electricity connection and many more Kenya will still trumph.

The party event that took place at memory lane art park ...Accra......

more ..... Accra party.....

@xo Ghana......


we don't called this development but luxury

Problemkid1:
Anambra is 4 million while Owerri is 2 million. Let compare

where is tylann

So the government is planning a buy out of all the shares of KQ shareholders. I wonder how that will play out!

Jambojet a subsidiary of Kenya Airways

Picture one shows their new bird still under manufacturing!

vaxx2:
@xo Ghana......


we don't called this development but luxury

bro,don't bother yourself to show anything to anyone to prove anything. We don't have to prove anything to anyone that we're better than them cos it's a fact and if they doubt it,they can check the stats.We have no safari and we don't engage in sex tourism buh we sure have gold and vision with progress amidst our struggles for a developed nation and betterment of Black Africa as a whole.

An average Ghanaian lives far better than an average Nigerian,Kenyan or Tanzanian. Everyone on this thread hating on a blessed nation such as Ghana is a mad person.I don't tolerate hatred .And we don't even know if Kenya or Tanzania exists over here in Ghana. We don't give a f**k about them.I always say I have nothing buh respect for all these African nations regardless of their struggles except maybe Nigeria whom we knew from Adam buh that respect doesn't mean they disrespect us back.We won't take that.

We fought our whole history against imperialists for centuries regardless of our small population so I don't even see these eastern african mountain climbers as a threat.

THE GIANT OF AFRICA NONE BUT NIGERIA

Nigerian Armed Forces shine at international sports

nan.ng

Nov 14, 2019 12:28 PM



Nigerian Armed Forces shine at international sports

The contingent of the Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN) have emerged victorious in the recent international sporting events in South Africa and Republic of Guinea.

The Acting Director of Defence Information, Col. Onyema Nwachukwu, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday in Abuja.

Nwachukwu disclosed that the Nigerian military contingent emerged winners of the recently concluded Military Skills Competition in Potchefstroom, South Africa.

He added that they also clinched 3rd position at the maiden edition of the International Military Sports Council – West African Liaison Office (CISM – WALO) Boxing Championship held in Conakry, Guinea.

“In the Military Skills Competition held in South Africa, the AFN participants comprising male and female personnel from the Nigerian Army, Navy and the Airforce bagged a total of six Gold, four Silver and one Bronze medals.

“The team also carted away the award for best participating country at the event.

“During the military sporting events, the AFN emerged first, second and third positions in both the male and female categories of the 8 km combat race.

“In the Obstacle Crossing event, the team also emerged 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions, while in Combat swimming (Male category), the team took the 1st and 3rd positions, as well as 1st and 2nd positions in the female category.

“At the WALO – CISM Boxing championship in Conakry, AFN Boxing team won a total of six Silver and four bronze medals to clinched 3rd position, queuing behind Guinea and Cote D’Ivoire teams who emerged first and second positions,” he said.

Defence spokesperson said that the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Gabriel Olonisakin had commended the team for their outstanding performance and conduct at the international event, describing them as worthy ambassadors of the AFN and the nation.

According to him, the AFN under the current leadership had leveraged on sporting activities as a veritable tool and rallying point to foster unity and synergy among security agencies in Nigeria and the ECOWAS region.

He added that this was part of efforts to foster peace and security in Nigeria and the west African Sub region.

Kenya air-force new transporter plane undergoing flight tests!

Sagana,Central Kenya

Rural vibes!