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We already know MOP is measuring community access - nobody really give a damn about that kind of nonsense.
It seem GSS does a better job.
We wait for your delayed census - The MINI ZOO - may never afford it - to know what accurate electricity access.
In 2010 - you were at 65% or around.

Kenya has religiously held census every 10yrs without fail.

This what give your ACCURATE data - not feel good nonsense of community access to electricity.

Which explain why Ghana FAILS THE PICTURE TEST. The data looks good - but the reality on the ground as seen on video or pictures - is Chad or Niger or South Sudan.

Just30:
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You are still going around looking for Ghana 2010 74% electricity access rate?



Here is a video for you

Ghana peak demand is quoted at 3500MW
Access rate at 90%


I Ghana when a village a community is connected to the Grid, Every house is connected to electricity for with it own meter by ECG.

That is why we have 90% access rate.


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


In this day and age, more than 50% of Kenyans are still living without electricity.
That is a national disgrace.

And a fool like you come up here making useless noise with nothing to show for it.

http://ggea.net/news/govt-settles-almost-90-of-ameri-power-debt/
This is not BOT = Proper BOT - Build operate and Transfer - for free. This is BOOT = Build, OWN, operate and Transfer.

Ameri invested 500M;
They made money in 5yrs;
And Ghana gov bought the plant back for 500M.

The plant cost US$510 million and it was to be managed by its owners for a period of five years and transferred to the Government of Ghana under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) agreement.

The Ameri deal was one of the numbers of power deals signed under the past administration which generated public anger with the then opposition New Patriotic Party accusing that administration of ripping off the nation.

Speaking to energynewsafrica.com, a source at the Ministry of Energy disclosed that a little over US$447 million out of the total figure of US$ $510 million has been paid, representing about 87 per cent as of November 2020.

Just30:
To the mad child from Kenya who doesn't know that BOT agreements can be 5 years

This is a BOT agreement for AMERI power plant in Ghana.

The BOT agreement is 5 years and the plant is now owned by Ghana

You think just because your blurt out nonsense daily; they somehow become the truth;

Just30:
South Africa, Ghana and Botswana all have superior education than Kenya and it was evident in the OECD report.

They picked the best from Africa to match global standard.

Your sorrowful education is the reason why Kenyans are trooping to Ghana for study

Okay I found why you have crazy figures.....I knew something was WRONG. Warning - this is BEYOND YOUR CATHOLIC EDUCATION background,.

EVOLUTION OF GHANA’S ELECTRIFICATION POLICY AND ACCESS TARGETS
Electricity access definitions vary, and indeed there is more than one in Ghana alone. Two
different forms of electricity access definitions are used in Ghana by recognised state institutions:
the Ministry of Power (MoP) and the Ghana Statistical Services (GSS). MoP defines access to
electricity in a community as the total population in the community that has been connected to the
grid, irrespective of the number of households that have connection.
16 By this definition, thepopulation in the particular community is counted as having access to electricity because it is
assumed that they are within reach of the grid and could connect by signing a connection agreement
with the utility whenever they desired and are able to pay the appropriate connection fees. For this
reason, even though MoP estimated electricity access in 2010 to be about 72% (meaning 72% of
Ghana’s population lived in communities with access to the grid), GSS pegged household access to
electricity in 2010 at 64.2%, according to the population and housing census conducted in the same
https://backend.orbit.dtu.dk/ws/portalfiles/portal/138357483/Kemausuor_and_Ackom_draft_23.12.2015.pdf

Conclusion: You have 90% community access to electricity; and about 60% for household in their dwelling places.

This Ghana definition of electricity access is worse than India - at least India define it as staying 50 meters from electricity pole - even if you don't have it in your own house.

Just30:
In Ghana, even unoccupied houses are connected to Electricity.
It's only in Kenya where electricity is connected to human beings to walk around with.

That will look stupid as hell

90% of Ghanaian houses are connected to electricity and 85% to water.



Hope your country can solve it water crisis that has led to only 40% of nairobians being supplied with water whiles less than 50% of kenyans have access to electricity.

IEA kenya exposed your country for it propaganda and backwardness when they released their report last year.

Not comparable to Applonia or Lagos one - Far ahead - despite the land squable that delayed it.

Wuoche:
Progress on Tatu City.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP2ozoD_-eY&t=2s

I don't see where it say Kenya has been tested. What OECD did was to compare TIMSS (Ghana participate here) and PISA. And Ghana came BOTTOM. BOTTOM. Worse than South Africa and Botswana...with their inferior education.

Just30:
just google Oecd global education test base ranking

Household has nothing to do with family.
Household is house with people living in it.
They could be unrelated roommates. - see attached for relationship btw Household Head and rest of the household.
Electricity need to be connected where there are people living in it.
Nobody goes sticking electricity in unoccupied houses.

All we care about is how many of 7M Ghanian household have connected with electricity, water and other utilites.

Long story about number of houses in Ghana (what if they are house for cows or pigs ) will not cover your gov propaganda.

You know you've connected about 4M out 7M.

The rest is laughable.

Just30:
I've never met fools this foolish like I've met kenyans on this forum.

You guys keep showing the level of illiteracy in that mess of a country.


Household in census is a family and that is why they ask for the head name which is usually the father and ask for the number of children.

A house with and without occupants must be connected to the grid with a meter.

Have you see human beings walking around with electricity meters on their body?

Everybody care about houses and that is why we build house and live in.

The fact that the Pope run schools in Kenya does not mean they operate schools here.

In fact I checked Ghana has never participated in PISA. It just TIMSS where they consistently come bottom - worse than South Africa

Again evidence - quoting that from OECD is all we want. Now don't direct me to entire OECD website.

Just30:
OECD said they administered those 3 test in your country and your pupils filed miserably so they picked the 5 best performing African countries.


It is helping STEM education in Ghana and introducing Ghanaian kids to global competition in coding, robotics and etc

Never seen an idiot that just keep digging Do you sometime listen to yourself.
Household - be it informal or formal - urban or rural - is house that has people living in it
Nobody care about houses - on their own.

JESUS christ Ghana really should kick out the pope from running it's school system

What did they teach you - JESUS christ and holy trinity

Just30:
Again

In census, a household is a family tree.
Houses are structures and those are the ones that are connected to electricity grid..
Of course Kenya does not care about houses and structures, it explains why 3 million of Nairobi people live in degrading slums of zinc and an additional 1 million live in slum scrappers.


Electricity access is house connected to the national grid, especially completed houses.
Electricity meters are not slapped on human bodies, it is placed on houses.

According to the Ghana living standards report
4.5 million houses are connected to the grid through ECG, Nedco and VRA.
And that is 90% of coverage

Again there is no evidence that PISA has administered those tests on Kenya kids. Repeating a lie will not make it a fact. They choose Ghana to basically embarrass Africans....I mean even kids from middle east..beat your kids senseless.
SACMEQ and PISA are the same test. The results will be the same.
If you come bottom; you'll be bottom in all of them; like Ghana.
As for Ghanian working in NASA and such Nigeria type of NONSENSE - how is that helping GHANA

Just30:
SECMEQ is for your backward region.
Local champion


If you want to compete, first pass the global test.

So how come you students failed those test miserably?

Even the results shows, while Ghanaian mathematicians and engineers are working at NASA, kenyans are busy picking garbage at pandora.

While Ghanaians are doing marvelous things in the medical field across the world, kenyans are busy drinking changaa

But seriously I find the average Ghanian here to be worse than this mad-man. How do they behave in their county?

popizaino:
You are just a monumental disgrâce.......... How you know all hôtels in kenya

Again for umpteenth time, household, is house with people. Nobody cares about houses or structure.

Electricity access - household with electricity. Therefore meters plus illegal connected household should match with gov stats. or Propaganda.

This example of South Africa report

According to its General Household Survey (GHS), in 2012, 1.45-million, or 11%, of South African households did not have access to electricity, while another 3.6%, or 578 005, households accessed electricity informally or illegally.

Just30:
fortunately it is not propaganda but facts that have been verified from the ground By think thanks and international organization.,

Only fools from Kenya will want to compare their miserable performance in all fields to say after all they are not doing so bad.




Electricity meters are not place on households but houses

Why Not SACMEQ and PISA AND TIMSS AND NAME It - all TEST THE SAME THING - basic maths and english/language proficiency for primary school kids - the results will be the same - there is nothing complicated about those tests.

You can use South Africa and Botwana - Botswana beat South Africa in all - including SACMEQ.

Kenya of course is the top dog by far.

South Africa beat Ghana in all the test and yet in SACMEG - they scored 60% while kenya kids scored almost 90%

We can therefore conclude Ghana kids would score about 50% - while kenya kids of similar age will score 90%.

Just30:
Of course Kenyan students have consistently fail the test miserably hence couldn't qualify from it region to be rank


Now you are comparing a global test to your nonsense regional test?

I guess i school compare WASSCE to your SECMEQ


desperate child

Now you shifted the target to 4.7M - after realizing your gov propaganda is just meant to hoodwink Ghanians?

Where is evidence that Ghana has 5M houses.

Ghana has 7M households. House plus occupant that need to be connected to electricity.

The same way MTN has millions of customer on network - is the same way we expect your utility companies to have millions (but per household - not per person)

If your utility companies have very little customer base; then you have not connected every Ghanian to electricity.

Just30:
4.5 million customers which is 90% of Ghana houses

I have and there is no evidence that Kenya has even participated in those tests - where Ghana proudly sit at the bottom.

Ghana - bottom
Kenya - Top

Just30:
Fool

dont you know how to use the internet ?

And the data then disappeared or what. The one I have seen was 3M metered customers- about 3.5M if you include the illegal ones- and that 90% of your electricity access - so we can conclude have connected 4m out 7m household - about 60% of Ghana.

Just30:
I have already showed the 4.5 million customers of ECG here with prove data prove, when we had this discussion last year.

You are still here making noise.

Every single part of Ghana have electricity and it include vilagese, except for overseas village.

Ive been to most parts of Ghana to fact check them all with an Energy Policy Think Tank.

Kenya electricity access is below 50% in 2020 accord to IEA Kenya.
The best think tank in your country

Lame. We need a link id.ot.

Just30:
The prove is right there on OECD website

They administered the tests to developed and developing countries and they picked the best-performing countries from each region.

I was expecting you to show us the 4.5m customers of ECG - otherwise the verbal diarhoea is not helpful.
As of 2015 - ECG had 2.6M customers - Ghana claimed to be 80% plus on electricity access.
Electricity access is not only urban centers only - it everywhere - villagers and not
Kenya now is about 8M out 12m household - 68% access (census data showed it) - but Gov Propaganda was claiming Kenya was at 85%.
I encourage you to use the under-developed brain to fact-check your own gov propaganda.

Don't start on water before we finish electricity.

South Africa where you stay - has approximately 17.16 million household - and have about 16.5M electricity customers connected to Eskom and the likes.When they claim they are in 95% access - that is CREDIBLE.

Just30:
You are really have a hard time


Too bad Kenya 2020 access to electricity is at 50% and access to water in Nairobi is at 40%

I wonder how you guys live in that hellhole.

Fast forward to 2020 and access to electricity in Ghana is at 90% to 92%

Here in Ghana, having electricity and water is the barest minimum and even villagers have it.

Its time we start comparing Nairobi to our villages.

Where is evidence that kenya failed in those 3 test.

Just30:
The best way to rank educational systems is to administer the same test across all countries.

Kenya failed miserably in those three test and so it wasn't ranked.

South Africa and Botswana are far better than Kenya in education and that is why they were ranked in the global comparison; likewise was Ghana.

First appear in the global comparison.

secmeq is only for local underperforming countries like Kenya.

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We came bottom in a global comparison among champions. I wouldn't expect noise from the country failed miserably in the qualification ranks.

Yet The Ghanaian economy is still larger than the Kenyan economy, the Ghanaian retail market is 5 times larger than Kenya.
Ghanaian export is 4 times larger than Kenya.

The Ghanaian manufacturing sector is large enough such that Ghana import is 2 times lower than Kenya's.

Excuses upon excuse for a miserable country
Kenya arable land is more than that of Ghana.

Kenya kids study hard and yet cant pass PISA, TIMSS and PERCE tests.

That shows they are being taught nonsense.

Ghanaian kids dont need to wake up 4am to walk to school because, why would anyone put students through that stress especially when they have to sleep enough to wake up with sound minds?

[b]Ghanaian kids live on campus and go for prep in the evenings and close by 9pm.
Ghanaian primary school kids have school all around them that they attend. They dont need to wake up at 4am in order to get to school on time.

Let's fact check Ghana electricity access propaganda

The Propaganda
At the start of the scheme, only 15- 20 percent of Ghana's population had access to electricity (Ministry of Power, 2016). Recent electricity access reviews have put access rates at 66.7 percent in 2009, 80.51 percent in 2015 and 82.5 percent in 2016 (Ministry of Power, 2016).


The Reality

1) 2015 - The distribution of electricity is carried out by the Electricity Company of
Ghana (ECG), with about 2.6 million customers accounting for about 90% of retail power sales, and
the Northern Electricity Corporation (NEDCo, a subsidiary of VRA) which handles the remaining
10%.

2015 - we can say they had about 3m customers or Households - roughly in country that had 6M Household connected to metered electricity - so access was 50%

https://ewsdata.rightsindevelopment.org/files/documents/78/WB-P147878_Cx6pxlH.pdf

Where is the evidence that participating in PISA, TIMSS and PERCE is stamp of authority on your education system.
South Africa and Botswana participate in all that - and beat you. Kenya beat South Africa and Botwana in SACMEQ.

You are bottom - and proud of it - coz they invited you to participate

Kenya has built 100B dollar economy, Nairobi is your vision 2050 and name it - without any mineral, with little arable land and you think it miracle. Nope.It's our focus on education system. I have visited many Africa countries - and I am yet to find kids who are walking to school in dawn - dark - like 5 am as is normal in Kenya.Kenya kids study as hard as chinese and Indians.

Just30:
Noise as usual

Emperical data

Global education ranking based on the PISA, TIMSS and PERCE test

https://buzzghana.com/latest-global-school-rankings-ghana-crashes-to-the-bottom/

Your country kenya could not compete with the big boys


Your university students with only pass KG student in Ghana.

An average Kenya is ignorant and dull.

Your poor educational system in Kenya is responsible for the levels of abject poverty in Kenya.

Your country is soo poor that Kenyans can only afford slums to live in.
Meanwhile, The Chinese and Israelis are looting your country dry while the Stoo*ges Kenyatta's are holding wealth for his slave masters.


The only zoo in Africa is most definitely Kenya where poverty and illiteracy reigns supreme

In Education, the world knows Kenya not.

That's is why more Kenyans are trooping into Ghanaian universities

Lame. I gave you empirical data - and you're diarhoeaing nonsense. Your prose itself would pass for grade 4 Kenya essay. The average Ghanaian that we seen around here is OBTUSE and DENSE. That is why despite being literally named GOLD COAST - you remain as ever poor - meanwhile more than 10B gold is smuggled to Dubai and China annually

Kenya education quality, human capital, and name it many - is many levels above Ghana. This is why Nairobi was named this week as innovation capital of Africa - and top 100 in global innovation centers.

Disagree with empirical evidence...especially if we are talking 'better' education here..try to represent Ghana and cover her unclothedness \

Ghana can only beat the ZOO! That we agree.

Just30:
Too bad you country failed miserably in the same exams that Ghanaian students excelled wonderfully to be among the top 5 countries with the best educational systems out of Africa.


We ranked with the best of the world and came among the last.

Here you go again with another nonsense post from 2003.


You can only rank favorably in your regional ranking like SECMEQ


You kenyans are so dumb and argue like mad men

Heck in both SACMEQ and TIMSS - Kenya TEACHERS were the best globally

In most of Africa countries - teachers cannot even score 80% of the test

How can you boast of good education when you teacher cannot score 98-100% of the kids exam like they do in kenya

Kenya education is so far ahead - when Tanzania hear of Kenya professional - they want to shut their borders.

Which one are you talking about TIMSS - you come bottom almost - and PISA was so embarrassing they kicked you out

Look at Kenya TIMSS score in the graph - kenya participate in grade 4 - and don't participate in grade 8

Kenya has participated in SACMEQ (grade - with most of Southern and East Africa countries - and consistently beat South Africa/Botwana (who are in TIMSS with Ghana).

You cannot reach kenya education standard this century

Even this thread alone should tell you that average Ghanian argues like a Kenya grade 4 kid.

Just30:
nonsense as usual from blogs

The best educational systems were ranked the world over and your country didn't even qualify to be ranked when they were picking the best from Africa.


Always making noise

Bla de bla like always. Kenya education and human resources is definitely without doubt Africa best. There is reason why Kenya is Africa largest non mineral economy - EDUCATION.

2017, the World Economic Forum rated Kenya’s education system as the strongest on the African continent.
In 2018, the World Bank ranked Kenya the top African country for education outcomes (1st out of 43 mainland countries)

And the reasons are here -

https://medium.com/edwell/how-kenya-became-the-strongest-education-system-in-africa-70cdc72024c4

Just30:
Again you delve into stupidity eash time.


Global rankings where done in STEM education and the 5 country that qualified to be in the ranking from Africa, I didn't find your wayward country among them.


Villagers like you will learn sense.

Yes the guy clearly unhinged. He has reduced serious discussion here into school yard pranks. I think it best not to dignify the nonsense from such characters by responding to them. I will try ignore him going forward like I do to many of his type. We are feeding a troll.

kikuyu1:
Ive often wondered what's worse: the constant lying or the basic cognitive challenges.
Luckily someone has a primer for the former.


[url][www.healthline.com/health/pathological-liarurl]
Its a though provoking read. Recognise the patterns, people!

That was only time non-kenyan didn't win - Ibandan fluke thro that - the following year it was removed in supplementary - otherwise Kenyan universities won the rest.

Shaytun:

Lol.. the Zain African challenge that Nigeria university was using to rubbish all your institutions.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkKtE-83www


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FO2x8iZ5aZQ

One of the bus park being built in Nairobi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH_Vhx7aTgU

Pathological liar. Nobody will do BOT of 5yrs. How will they recoup their investment?

Quick fact-check

The Bui Power Authority, which operates the Bui hydropower station, has awarded 15-year build, operate and transfer (BOT) contracts to private sector partners to finance the scheme.

Just30:
Ameri was handed over after 5 years
Bui power was handed over after 5 years
Karpower was handed over after 5 years
Ghana gas paid it loan in 2 years


And likewise the others

KIPP is own by Cenpower, a Ghanaian company.
It is built on a Build own Operate basis and it has a a 20 years power purchasing agreement.

Just like I said before

Looks good. But depend on the route chosen. Nairobi Marathon is part of Global Stanchart marathons.

68816419:
Full streaming of Lagos city Marathon 2021: congrats to the winners
@RVP: can U can see how clean and developed Lagos ?
https://web.facebook.com/lagoscitymarathon/videos/access-bank-lagos-city-marathon-live-2021/634305001089590/?__so__=permalink&__rv__=related_videos

Poor Ghanian. We studied demography in primary and junior secondary.

This is like grade 12 material
https://www.coursehero.com/file/65790923/FORM-FOUR-GEOG-NOTESpdf/

https://www.advance-africa.com/Geography-Notes-Form-4.html

You can get free education here - would helpful - coz clearly the Pope was unfair to Ghana - what do they teach you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pHUzsmpJE8

Just30:
have you ever studied math and statistics?

There is nothing like studying demographics because it is statistics.

Your dilapidated none existence of govt schools and the mental diseases in kenya children is the reason why you are dumb.


No wonder education in kenya is inferior to Ghana


You look at 0 to 4 years and the forum it is 5 years.

Such dumbness can only be produced by kenyan education