@Kazi...come here kaka..wann show you something...

You know despite some of there economic shortcomings I really enjoy the Neo-Sahelian architectural themes of many of the West African Sahelian nations. Its so unique to the region and cultural stands out. Not just some bland generic glass buildings. I actually wish more African nations would take at least a little inspiration from these designs but on a much larger/taller scale instead of being so run of the mill trying to mimic North America and China. Just food for thought not to be taken to seriously.

Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso etc......

Roan77:


We will rather be without water, instead of having 90% of population drinking contaminated waters, and faeces.
Till then, you are still a complete berk, deal with it.

I will rather have 90% of my people not struggle with basic water supply where they can be assured of quality treated water supply than for them to have to rely on untreated contaminated borehole water as in the case of Nigeria.


Again like your fellow said, Nigerians dont deserve treated water pumped to their houses and electricity

Dumb kids

AskiaHarem:
You know despite some of there economic shortcomings I really enjoy the Neo-Sahelian architectural themes of many of the West African Sahelian nations. Its so unique to the region and cultural stands out. Not just some bland generic glass buildings. I actually wish more African nations would take at least a little inspiration from these designs instead of being so run of the mill trying to mimic North America and China.

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kenya street

AskiaHarem:


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AskiaHarem:


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Wrapping up it up for now....

Kisumu

Villa Rosa

254

Baliv254:
Kisumu

More of Kisumu

Just30:
free senior high school has been in Ghana since independence.

The only things students were made to pay for were PTA dues, electicity, water,sports,medical and other academics user fees

While boarding school students paid for their boarding and feeding.

What we just did now was to make even boarding schools free.


Nigeria has nothing to offer Ghana and so much more to learn from Ghana.

read the emboldened properly and tell me more about ur free high sch education since indepence.

Nigeria has nothing to offer ghana but ur apex bank officials turned nigeria to their pilgrimage in 2016 just to understudy BVN, I doubt if u were even able to implement it till date.

steady rising

Just30:
You must be joking right?
Do you want to tell me 85% to 90% coverage in Ghana is the same as 25% to 30% coverage in Nigeria


Nigeria is in the leagues with Liberia and co while Ghana is way up there.....the sky is just the beginning, keep looking

provide the prove or forever shut it.... I don't deal with baseless talk masked with smiling smileys.

vankelvin:


Keep massaging your ego

You have a lot to learn from Ghana.

Cannibal land

sure, I'm not denying d fact that we can learn a thing or two from ghana.... But u're proving me wrong in every facet.

Just30:
Wan*ker you still haven't learnt common sense

Illiterate buf*foon

You've your feelings hurt again so you are back to default settings.



See a dumb Nigerian kid trying to warn me
You crazy

Can you imagine?

That's typical of refugees

Just30:
I will rather have 90% of my people not struggle with basic water supply where they can be assured of quality treated water supply than for them to have to rely on untreated contaminated borehole water as in the case of Nigeria.


Again like your fellow said, Nigerians dont deserve treated water pumped to their houses and electricity

Dumb kids

Arse licker, Seventy six per cent of households in Ghana drink water that is contaminated with faecal matter.

Deal with that, and stop ranting.

chill zones

Coastal Kenya.

Building a New Kenya

Just30:
free senior high school has been in Ghana since independence.

The only things students were made to pay for were PTA dues, electicity, water,sports,medical and other academics user fees

While boarding school students paid for their boarding and feeding.

What we just did now was to make even boarding schools free.


Nigeria has nothing to offer Ghana and so much more to learn from Ghana.

Sometimes I feel we are wasting our time educating these dumb heads.

Northern Ghana have been enjoying Free SHS since Nkrumah's time. The only highlight is now the entire country is enjoying Free SHS.

Food
Uniform
Books
Utilities
PTA etc are free.

Still here�

Just30:
You must be joking right?
Do you want to tell me 85% to 90% coverage in Ghana is the same as 25% to 30% coverage in Nigeria


Nigeria is in the leagues with Liberia and co while Ghana is way up there.....the sky is just the beginning, keep looking

Tell him his zoo is unable to provide common water to their health facilities let alone the entire population.

150millon nigerians drink urine

theenchanter:
read the emboldened properly and tell me more about ur free high sch education since indepence.

Nigeria has nothing to offer ghana but ur apex bank officials turned nigeria to their pilgrimage in 2016 just to understudy BVN, I doubt if u were even able to implement it till date.

I believe you can read right?
The BVN implementation project is a West African Monetary Zone project and not just a Nigerian thing, it required all central Banks in the region to implement the erger system as we moved forward with the monetary union integration


As identity theft and fraudulent transactions gain ground in the global banking system, the West African Monetary Institute (WAMI) is collaborating with all central banks within the West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ) to launch a Bank Verification Number (BVN) project.

According to the WAMI, the move is expected to ensure that individuals involved in banking transactions have one unique number that they will use in all transactions irrespective of the bank they deal with.

Sources close to the WAMI revealed that the mandate requires that central banks within the West African Monetary Zone, including the Bank of Ghana (BOG), implement the BVN system which works by recording fingerprints and facial photograph of the client.

Baliv254:
Building a New Kenya

Yikes.....

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mhkent:
These Ghanaians and Kenyans on these thread are something.
Do u see a Nigerian posting ur slums and ghettos for the world to see. Let every nationale here stick to posting his own countries image.

no one is posting your slums. I haven't seen the far-flung makoko recently. It's only that your city/cbds are slums themselves.
e. g this one here. Do you think this is makoko?

theenchanter:
sure, I'm not denying d fact that we can learn a thing or two from ghana.... But u're proving me wrong in every facet.

You have a lot to learn.
Small but mighty.

Just30:
I believe you can read right?
The BVN implementation project is a West African Monetary Zone project and not just a Nigerian thing, it required all central Banks in the region to implement the erger system as we moved forward with the monetary union integration


As identity theft and fraudulent transactions gain ground in the global banking system, the West African Monetary Institute (WAMI) is collaborating with all central banks within the West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ) to launch a Bank Verification Number (BVN) project.

According to the WAMI, the move is expected to ensure that individuals involved in banking transactions have one unique number that they will use in all transactions irrespective of the bank they deal with.

Sources close to the WAMI revealed that the mandate requires that central banks within the West African Monetary Zone, including the Bank of Ghana (BOG), implement the BVN system which works by recording fingerprints and facial photograph of the client.

learn to be shameful sometimes and don't be economical with d truth....

BVN was instituted by Nigeria, it became so successful that many central banks across d continent came to understudy it.... To d point that Ecowas states decide to adopt it. Shameless liar.

theenchanter:
provide the prove or forever shut it.... I don't deal with baseless talk masked with smiling smileys.

I always provide facts
https://iwaponline.com/washdev/article/8/2/127/39045/Beyond-the-MDG-water-target-to-universal-water
The combined effect of population and economic growth would spur on increased demand for water, thereby making drinking water supply crucial. According to figures provided by the UNICEF/WHO Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP), Ghana's Millennium Development Goal (MDG) target for potable water supply was achieved in 2008, with 82% of the population having access to improved drinking water sources as against a 2015 target of 77% (WHO/UNICEF 2015). Currently, access to improved drinking water is estimated at 89%; 93% urban coverage and 84% rural coverage (WHO/UNICEF 2015). Undoubtedly, if current efforts are sustained, Ghana will achieve universal access to potable water by the year 2030 as required by Target 6.1 of the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.


I believe you know where Nigeria is

He has no shame

anyway, its 2020

vankelvin:
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Can you imagine?

That's typical of refugees

Just30:


I always provide facts
https://iwaponline.com/washdev/article/8/2/127/39045/Beyond-the-MDG-water-target-to-universal-water
The combined effect of population and economic growth would spur on increased demand for water, thereby making drinking water supply crucial. According to figures provided by the UNICEF/WHO Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP), Ghana's Millennium Development Goal (MDG) target for potable water supply was achieved in 2008, with 82% of the population having access to improved drinking water sources as against a 2015 target of 77% (WHO/UNICEF 2015). Currently, access to improved drinking water is estimated at 89%; 93% urban coverage and 84% rural coverage (WHO/UNICEF 2015). Undoubtedly, if current efforts are sustained, Ghana will achieve universal access to potable water by the year 2030 as required by Target 6.1 of the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.


I believe you know where Nigeria is

iwaponline guy, u're shamelessly shameless...