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Provide a source that Ghana has 85% piped water access before we proceed to more diarhoea as always.

Nairobi is supplied with more than 500,000 cubic - out 750,000 cubic meters water demand.

Northern collector is nearly completed - will add another 150 - to make it 650,000 - so we will have small short fall of 100.000

Just30:
Are you blind? Did I say Ghana have 100% access to piped water or I said 85%?.


I wonder who as for connection to piped water and doesn't connect it to his house plumbing system.... Because that person will be genuinely mad..



You sound funny because zombie.

Kpone water treatment plant- 460,064 cubic meters
Weija water treatment plant - 246,398 cubic meters
Teshie desalination plant- 60,000 cubic meters


Nairobi 10 million people are supplied with just 250,000 cubic meters of water and only 40% of it population have access.

Being middle income or developed has nothing to do with making sure that your citizens live a healthy and good life.
Don't use that as an excuse for why kenya can't provide utilities for it citizens.

Have you checked Nairobi water rationing timetable yet to find out when your area will be supplied with water?

LOL. You're a real tool. Don't confuse access to Improved source of drinking water with piped water.

South Africa has not reached 100% - they are at 90% - and that you know is proper upper middle class country
I bet even US has not reached 100%.

Now leave the propaganda - and focus!

1) Piped water to the house - connected to your kitchen and your toilets (without sewage)
2) Piped water to the plot or yard - not directly connected to plumbing system of the house.
3) Piped water to standby pump - around the corner.

This I know is way above YOUR PAY GRADE - but hobbit try again.

Once we are done with pipping - we go to the actual WATER SUPPLY

I know for a fact you main water treatment plant supply in ACCRA - measily less than 10,000 cubic meters per day - compared to Nairobi - with close to 500,000 cubic meters per day.

Just30:
85% of Ghanaians have access to piped water.

Greater Accra region - 100% access
Ashanti Region - 95%
Western region - 95%
Central region - 97%

And it continues in that order.
The 3 northern regions of Ghana have the least access to water and that is why we are building a 1 billion dollars dam to improve water supply there.

Accra has 100% fixed it sewage problems while kenya is overflowing with sewage. All the rivers in kenya have been polluted with sewage.
It is such a mess that I can't stand to watch.

Nairobi have less than 50% access to piped water

Never. Try ECOWAS.

Patrioticbreed9:
Capital of africa

So about 35% as of 2014 - of Ghanians have piped water. About the same level as Kenya. South Africa -89.4% if South African households have access to piped water.

Today, approximately 16.6% of rural Ghanaian households rely on pipe-borne water as their main water supply, with 11% obtaining water from public standpipes (SPs) and the remaining 5.6% from private or shared household connections (GSS, 2014).

Today we would like the newly appointed Ghana Minister of Propaganda to tell us about water situation in Ghana and Accra.

We know like the big brother - the main zoo - Nigeria - water situation is SATCHET powered - but official gov propaganda will disagree!
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/7a/c1/cf/7ac1cfe38cb4134b7d551b4310d942d5.jpg

1) How many have access to piped water to their house
2) How many have piped water to their plot or yard.
3) How many have access to public standby piped water.

I can tell you kenyan statistics - around 35% have access to piped water - and for Nairobi has about 70% on piped water (to the house, to yard, or standby) - with about remainder depending on wells/water vendors/bottled water.

KEY WORD - PIPED. We already know your electricity access is (really community access to electricity) and modern sewage system is non-existent (with last functioning one that served gov offices having been decommissioned).

Go toe to toe intellectually with Kenyans -if you're capable. I really doubt that Ghana education has prepped you to deal with Africa BEST BRAINS - KENYANS.

Not through trolling or spamming this thread with nonsensical random pictures. Right now you're having a monologue of idiocy.

PetroDolla2020:
stop talking like a f00l, huh? keep your nonsense to yourself, huh? You think Ghanaians are afraid to go toe to toe with you Kenyans? You kenyans are no match. If you like try it and let's see stop smoking weed and talking trash, huh?

We are not Nigerians, so don't bring your nonsense here. We'll' deal with you if you fvck up

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Apples in Kenya = Wambugu apple. Kenya export more than 200 crops annually - mostly fruits and vegetable - I bet more than any African country


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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCrQHLmBvVU&t=1946s

You're wasting your time and energy - we know we touched a raw nerve by exposing your under-developed country for what it is - and now you're desperately trying to stop any serious engagement by posting random pictures.

Tell you what - NIGERIANS tried that before - and they all gave up.

You know why.

Hold you breathe.

FACTS ARE VERY STUBBORN THINGS.

PetroDolla2020:
how far from that hut you call house are these people?

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Kenya cooperative - Kispigis Highlands. This about 10km from my rural home.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtiVBDW3u4M

No wonder when we asked for pictures last year or so they weren't forthcoming

Wuoche:
Just be brave enough and post Accra, let me start for you

Ghana should create a new ministry for you. The Ministry of Propaganda. You can do well in your country.

Just30:
It is impossible to prevent dust and mud from being spread around a heavy construction are where earth excavation is happening.


first of all, the actual cost of the interchange is 84 million dollars and it comes with additional roads.

The project is priced competitively and it put your overpriced expressway to shame by showing how much that road in your country is overpriced.

First obviously there is no construction going on there that is serious - just 100M dollar worth of overprized interchange. Kenya is building billion dollars projects. We just completed 5B dollars SGR that including blasting 5km underground tunnel.

In working country like Kenya - trust me - you cannot dump dust on neigherbhood like that. Yes trucks in Kenya are COVERED. Do you have something like NEMA?

Check Kenya videos ; see any construction site; and see if not covered with green net; and trucks are also covered if they have to pass the city or town.

Just30:
Then you've not been to a heavy construction site before.

Anyway, it must be because no heavy construction happens in your country.

when you enclose a construction site, does that stop trucks from carting excavated sand ?

The folly of getting independent too early before you learn to crawl. These zoos have really embarrassed the black human race for centuries now.

gallivant:
Lol

I can't help but chuckle at this. Why has ECOWAS and Nigeria allowed this to happen?

Yes this first time we are seeing construction activities covering paved roads completely. Jesus christ. Which construction activity again is blowing all that dust....and why can't you not cover the construction area. Kenya you cannot construct without taking care of that.

Of course we are not idiots to believe there is any aspahlt there slowpoke.

Just30:
i guess you are blind not to see a paved road covered in sand and dust from construction activity

I wonder what in-tray for the Minister of Aviation looks like? Ever heard of Minister of Information and then Minister of Communication

gallivant:
100 ministers for what? To manage cocoa and gold production? They should have maximum 2 ministers to handle the only two sectors of the Ghanaian economy!

Hobbits have Africa largest gov. They have ministers for everything imaginable. More than 100 ministers. Ministry of Aviation (they have no airline) .Ministry of Railways (no functional railaway). Ministry of Sanitation(No sewage). Ministry of Information. Ministry of communication. Ministry of highway roads. Ministry of roads name it. Ministry of Monitoring and evaluation. About 5 minister in office of the president.

gallivant:
Omg! Why would you need such a ministry? Why not use the funds to clean up Accra beach?

Asphalt buried deep in sand . I guess we need to mine the road.

Shma:
Indeed.

Yes you need to only engage them - at arms length - just to learn more about their zoo - but the Ghanians are worst - than Tanzania. The zoo at least have some sense of shame.

The Ghanians have absolutely zero dignity or shame or honour.

Shma:
I got tired engaging them.

LOL Where is the sand coming from if all the roads are paved - Abuja dude at least had sensible explanation of sijui hammattan or something like that - dust bowl of West Africa.

Just30:
As you can see

all the inner city roads are paved and covered in sand due to construction activity

Bring credible data from your own gov.

Just30:
First my total road network is 109,515km

Secondly 80,000KM of it is classified

Thirdly, 40,000km of total road network is tarred (that is almost 40%)

as you can see in the report below.


next joke

Apparently it paved with asphalt . Dealing with the hobbits from mini zoo takes incredible patience.

Shma:
Had to take some few screenshots from this video and it's quite underwhelming. ..


Only that interchange is paved.

I am sure it paved with feacal matter from all the cesspool and soak pits in there. Certainly not tarmac or tar or bitumen or even carbo.

Just30:
And all the inner roads around it are paved

Now this growing city - Addis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ibspt6s3tM

More diarhoeaa - look at this video - see unpaved roads.


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

Just30:
I wonder who African traveller videos you watch

All around pokuasi interchange, the roads are paved.

And Pokuasi is on the outskirts of Accra

You paved them right after Africa Traveller took pictures this week - I mean all around 100m dollars Pokouse interchange - are unpaved roads. It laughable what you west africans do.

Just30:
They are already paved

I hope you can say same for your backward nairobi


more tantrums from kenya slums

How many people have died so far from cholera in Kenya?

I pray it doesn't take you

That remain the big puzzle. No paved roads. No sewage system. The city look like integrated slumpolis. Where is the money. I mean look at kenya cities? And we have no oil or gold.

Ghana MINI ZOO. Nigeria THE MAIN ZOO (80B dollars of OIL annually - but cannot explain where it goes)

Wuoche:
Where do you take your gold and oil money if you can't even build roads in your country.

Pave inner roads of Central CBD Of ACCRA before your choleric daily diarhoea - carelessly throwing figures - like anybody would take them seriously

Just30:
while Kenya is grappling with just 3,700km of paved roads, Ghana paved roads network has climbed up to 40,000km. By the end of the year, our paved roads network will cross 60,000km.

The Ashanti Region alone is paving 9,700km of roads and the remaining regions will do an additional 10,000 plus.

Good luck catching up

Load shedding after paying 1B annually for excess capacity. These Ghanians! Mini Zoo!

Wuoche:
West Africans won't like this

200M USD - Sewage improvement Project in Nairobi - Ghana will get here next century if they survive cholera. The dirty country with Sanitation minister

Kenya - LAPSSET (25 billion dollars) - Getting to Ethiopia and South Sudan soon.
196km Lamu-Ijara-Garissa road.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2021-04-19-kenha-signs-sh17-billion-deal-with-chinese-company/

Incorrigible. We are talking at wavelength here Mr cesspol aka soakpit aka biodigester.
The day you have modern sewage system - that doesn't mean keeping your shiet, transporting it to the ocean or treatment plant,
Come and talk.
Very shocking and horrifying.

You're really UNDER-DEVELOPED

Just30:
we have and that is why 100% of sewage in Accra is treat and that goes for all the regions in Ghana.

Let me know when kenya can invest in sewage systems to treat at least Nairobi faecal matter.
For now, 84% of faecal matter in that shitty slum of yours end up untreated and into the environment.

Most - Ghana homes - biodigester - . Why would they invest in expensive system when they can let sewage flow to Altantic.

Give us the stats. I bet kenya have more biodigester than Ghana But these for rural areas where sewer system is not practical.

Just30:
Of course

That is why no untreated human waste ends up into the environment, like you will find in Nairobi.

In Ghana, most homes have bio digesters.
So their feacal waste is treated locally.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfAq9xqQ4ow

Those who use Septic Tanks, produce only between 18,000 cubic meters to 22,000 cubic meters of faecal sludge daily which is sent to the various sewage treatment facilities.


Those who are connected to a central sewage system in Accra produce only 8,000 to 10,000 cubic meters of sludge which is treated.

Used freshwater from kitchens go into drains