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Poor farmers housing

Lagos.

Poor farmers housing under construction

Vlain:
Popizaino check out this new estate development I Abuja.
I love the design and attention to details.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB7k6o-m590



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eerX_mld3xM



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uioJzj77bvA

Abuja surprises no one that has been there before cus The more beautiful and extra ordinary it is,the more likely it is accepted in Abuja.

When it comes to perfectly designed single homes,stand alone homes,not too many places on the continent come close to Abj.

Just30:
Poor farmers housing

Where is this ?

popizaino:
Where is this ?

Plantations along the southern Volta, close to Akuse

Kazibure is obtuse...now aiming for 100%. I think for him access mean power has arrived on villages..not really on every Tanzania house.

Wuoche:
Don't blame us please. This is a report from your government and it says that electricity connectivity in Tanzania is 37%

Just30:
Plantations along the southern Volta, close to Akuse

Ok.....I don't know that side .

Khayelitsha

Khayelitsha

So the first batch of Covid-19 vaccine arrives in South Africa.

Khayelitsha.

Vlain:
The drill is that U just admitted U gat nothing on SA when we talk of malls.

This should be topics of the day, life expectancy, education and income... Can not only be the determnant for development

HDI alone does not cut it into right

Wuoche:
Nairobi City at night.

Very tiny. No even space? See even the sidewalk looks rough. And you want to compare your hopeless tiny cities with Anuja. The whole of Abuja road network is bigger than Kenya.

Precisely. Unless like India they define access to be when electricity has reached a village; but not individual houses.

Ghana are at 3-4m connected customers and yet claimed 85-95%! crazy.

South Africa have 17M connected customers - and are rightfully at 90 something - because for country of 55-60m with houshold size of 3 or about - that is maybe 18-20m households.

Wuoche:
In Tanzania the number of connected customers are only 2M and somebody wants us to believe that their connectivity is 80%+

Mkenya2019:
Precisely. Unless like India they define access to be when electricity has reached a village; but not individual houses.

Ghana are at 3-4m connected customers and yet claimed 85-95%! crazy.

South Africa have 17M connected customers - and are rightfully at 90 something - because for country of 55-60m with houshold size of 3 or about - that is maybe 18-20m households.

Ghana has a little over 4 million UNIQUE houses

What's crazy about that ?


Are you pissed that, kenya hasn't caught up yet?

Household does not mean houses

mtisTheQubit:
I know a little bit of India and can tell you this, Indians are really hardworking..The Indian diaspora is very rich and hard-working..just look at the US silicon valley..But we can't just ignore the situation at home..Many Indians are truly poor..the condition is worsened by the caste system..open defecation on streets ..that's all facts there..

But assume we didn't know that, then how would we know India is a sh.thole just like many African countries( sorry for my language)..By you first participating in the convo..if India was truly a developed country you would just ignore the debate here coz it would be of no-consequences to you..If my home country was Switzerland then i would not participate in the D measuring in this forum..
The fact is if you want to roll in the mud then probably ya a pig..

So despite the progress ya have India , is still a sh.ithole an a shame compared to other southeast Asian countries..You have the biggest democracy in the world but see the poverty..After 3000 years of civilization now you competing against who ?
Bythe way am not a hater..I truly appreciate human progress but curse the sh.tness when i see one

Let me say this: INDIA was looted twice; by the Mughals and the Brits. Both invaders starved and carried off EVERYTHING not nailed down.
To get an idea of India before foreign invasion look at THIS vid of Hamphi, capital of the Vijayanagara empire in Karnataka state.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChchmDc_OhI]

On 4000 ha it comprised temples,shrines, halls and numerous complexes. The Muslim invaders sacked it in the mid 1400s. Most of India was on this level.

They had a leading share of global trade.

[url][www.sanskritimagazine.com/history/the-lost-forgotten-wealth-of-india/url]

Textiles, gems, ivory,gold, precious woods, spices; they had it all! You can get an IDEA of pre Islamic wealth from the story of Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple.

After my visit, it was announced that a hidden treasure vault had been discovered beyond the already well-documented Vault B inside. Adding to recent treasure findings in several other vaults, the researchers are estimating could total over $1 trillion. [/b]But that is where the problem starts, nobody wants to dare open the hidden inner sanctum.

[url][/https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/jimdobson/2015/11/13/a-one-trillion-dollar-hidden-treasure-chamber-is-discovered-at-indias-sree-padmanabhaswam-temple/amp/]

Temple's were repositories for gold used for local and international trade for millennia. Mind you much or the ANCIENT world from the Ukraine to the Phils' was Hindu. [b]Imagine the accumulated wealth!?
Rmbr, also THERE are hundreds of thousands of temples.

THE WORLD HAS NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THE WEALTH OF ANCIENT INDIA!?

rvp2018:
The crux of matter is kenya has now 70% (8M household out 12M) with electricity that is available now 99% of the time. Blackout make news here. Only western part of kenya that relies on Uganda (Jinja) have MINOR issue and we are fixing them - by connecting it to Geothermal

The fact is in Nigeria that is a miracle - every day the few with electricity - get 6 hours.

INSTALLED capacity is nothing. For example my power plant - is 1MW - I will have 4 turbines - each to produce 250KW - I can turn them on or off - depending - and if say it goes into disrepair - it could go off for long time.

So generation you got problem.

Transmission and distribution - mega problems.

70% is talking about people with access to electricity, some could be getting only 30mins of power and they will still be included in that range.

For a country your size, there's no way your installed capacity of 2,000MW(both industrial and households) of energy can satisfy your energy requirement.

There's just no way you've achieved, what you claim you have, on that miniscule amount of MW.

kikuyu1:
REALLY, NIGGA!?

Facts does not care about emeotion mate.

LOL . When did you count the houses and discover it HOLD two families or more? Any reference you can cite

10yrs ago - you had 6.6M HH. I think figure now is about 8M. HOUSEHOLD -a house and its occupants regarded as a unit.
https://statsghana.gov.gh/gssmain/fileUpload/Living%20conditions/GLSS6_Main%20Report.pdf

Just30:
Ghana has a little over 4 million UNIQUE houses

What's crazy about that ?


Are you pissed that, kenya hasn't caught up yet?

Household does not mean houses

Kenya is not Nigeria - electricity quality here is very good - almost developed nation good. There is even LIVE Maintenance , redundancy line and frankly Nigeria will not get here in your lifetime unless it thinks.

Household don't need a lot of power especially in good climate country like kenya. Average Kenyan use less power per annum than electric kettle uses.

For example people in rural places turn on the light from 7pm - till 10pm - just 2-3hrs daily. They have 2 or 3 light bulb, TV and radio charging. Majority pay about 1 dollar per month or max 2 dollars. I know in my village people pay on average the bare minumum - which is about 125Kshs (1 dollar) PER MONTH- for electricity supply that is constant. That is about 5 units (KWH).

Now Nigeria can easily solve it's electricity problem because poor nigerians don't need a lot of power - just very little to turn on their TV, charge their phones, and light a few light bulbs.

Shaytun:
70% is talking about people with access to electricity, some could be getting only 30mins of power and they will still be included in that range.

For a country your size, there's no way your installed capacity of 2,000MW(both industrial and households) of energy can satisfy your energy requirement.

There's just no way you've achieved, what you claim you have, on that miniscule amount of MW.

Mkenya2019:
LOL . When did you count the houses and discover it HOLD two families or more? Any reference you can cite

10yrs ago - you had 6.6M HH. I think figure now is about 8M. HOUSEHOLD -a house and its occupants regarded as a unit.
https://statsghana.gov.gh/gssmain/fileUpload/Living%20conditions/GLSS6_Main%20Report.pdf

A household does not mean a house.
Its means that, based on the average Ghanaian family size which is 5.1, when you divide Ghana current population, you will have 5.8 million unique families which is a 5.8million household.

Ghana has 95% electricity access rate because it has managed to connect 95% of communities and all it houses to the national grid.

On the Unique customer database of Ghana power distributors, there are 4 million unique customers.

Dumb submission from you

A household does not mean a house
When you get that right, then you will know what's up.

These WEST AFRICAN are very obtuse.
What is average Ghanian family size?
How do you they find out it's 5.1

Let me help you in census and survey - they do what -collect as first thing household data.

This an example of Household Survey

https://www.scribd.com/document/417709570/UBA-Household-Survey-Form-7th-March-2017-Copy-1-pdf

Basically they go to every house or homestead or family - they ask who are members - father/mother/ kids -

That is HOUSEHOLD.

YOU ARE THE MOST DENSE person I have met the last few years.

Just30:
A household does not mean a house.
Its means that, based on the average Ghanaian family size which is 5.1, when you divide Ghana current population, you will have 5.8 million unique families which is a 5.8million household.

Ghana has 95% electricity access rate because it has managed to connect 95% of communities and all it houses to the national grid.

On the Unique customer database of Ghana power distributors, there are 4 million unique customers.

Dumb submission from you

A household does not mean a house
When you get that right, then you will know what's up.

Just30:
A household does not mean a house.
Its means that, based on the average Ghanaian family size which is 5.1, when you divide Ghana current population, you will have 5.8 million unique families which is a 5.8million household.

Ghana has 95% electricity access rate because it has managed to connect 95% of communities and all it houses to the national grid.

On the Unique customer database of Ghana power distributors, there are 4 million unique customers.

Dumb submission from you

A household does not mean a house
When you get that right, then you will know what's up.

Dense

Mkenya2019:
These WEST AFRICAN are very obtuse.
What is average Ghanian family size?
How do you they find out it's 5.1

Let me help you in census and survey - they do what -collect as first thing household data.

This an example of Household Survey

https://www.scribd.com/document/417709570/UBA-Household-Survey-Form-7th-March-2017-Copy-1-pdf

Basically they go to every house or homestead or family - they ask who are members - father/mother/ kids -

That is HOUSEHOLD.

YOU ARE THE MOST DENSE person I have met the last few years.

East Africans and your terrible education received
You are the second dumbest person I've met who thinks a household is a house.



You are absolutely dumb and still not getting the fact that a household does not translate into a house not connected.

Apart from overseas villages,l and houses under construction, theres no house that is not connected to the grid here.


You are just dumb

In census, they strike the average family size to determine the household.

Household does not mean individual houses but the number of individual family.

Do you get it now.

Stop being stupid with facts

Wuoche:
Dense

Empty head

mtisTheQubit:
After 3000 years of civilization

India is a more than 8000 year's old civilization , older than Egyptian and mesopotamian civilizations .

I know I shouldn't be correcting anybody here since u all are self appointed PhDs in internet history