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You don't make any sense. In any exam ranking - there has to be a scale.

Just30:
here in Ghana, you have to pass to even go to college and poly in the first place.

That is why even our artisans are highly sort after.

There has been no load shedding in the last 30yrs in kenya. The first and last was in 1999. And we like Ghana are doing - brought generators - thermal plants.

You're in 1999 now.

Those thermal plants in kenya are emergency plants - we didn't sign take or pay.

We only use them if need be. Most of the contracts will end in 2030 - and we are done with them.

Ghana you have a long way to go with thermal plants.

Just30:
you already achieve what ?


Why the load shedding in your country for the last 5 years ?

That is why you have a low standard and quality of live.

Good living is evident in power consumption.

Let say all Ghanians student passed and can join university. Of course not.
In Kenya those that fail university - go for Diplomas - then certificates - then Artisans.

Just30:
gibberish

Next excuse

A failure is a failure, it's worse when you couldn't quality for even dondology in uni

Quality of power - is have power 24-7 sufficient for use. We already achieved that in many areas. I don't use a lot of power - because it just lighting, tv, computers and rarely oven. Most cooking is LPG.

Just30:
what quality is there in the every sector above stability in supply and a higher consumption per head ?

https://kmtc.ac.ke/
I think you don't understand what they mean by failure.
They failed to meet university entry requirement - which is to score at least C+.
Out of 500K students - about 150k - join university - C+ to A ( we don't have JAMB thing )
Those that score C-/C - become teachers/nurses/diploma course.s
Those that scored D+ and below become technicians - do certificate courses.
Those that score E - become artisans - course for that.
Nobody really fails so much they cannot be admitted to any course.

Just30:
keep conjuring figures

In your country where 90% of you fail certification examinations?

I am talking quality. Obviously per capita depend on stuff like minning, manufacturing and income levels - climatic conditions. Kenya do not need air-conditioning or heating system.

Just30:


Developed world has 200 times energy consumption per cap than Kenya.

GHANA HAS 4 to 5 times consumption per cap


Next joke

Kenya public sector - kenya gov training alone has 67 colleges - enrolling 12,000. We have not counted private and missions med

In the 2018/ 2019 academic year that began from September 2018 through July 2019, 12,942 students were admitted to the College’s 67 Campuses spread across the country ical institutions.

vaxx:
check out WHO website's Ghana nurses to patient ratio "

We have close to about 90 health training institutions that churn out over 22,000 nurses annually. they are all to be employed and if Ghana continue employing them into the system as it currently does without exporting them. I belive in the next five years, Ghana ospitals may be full with nurses that she don’t need. so logically, it makes sense to export them . so that they can also bring hard currency for the contunue growth of the economy .

In terms of electricity kenya is very far ahead. It almost achieving developed world electricity quality.
For instance to reduce outage during maintanance - 4yrs ago - power distro started live maintenance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVDjMbPo5pA

In critical areas we have redundancy lines.

And KPLC has choppers for quicky deployment


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

Master class that has been on IMF bailout 17 times. Volta dam bankrupted your country in 1960s. IPPS are bankrupting you now, Jesus.

Just30:
yet Karpowership is now VRA property, and all the other IPPs that operated on BOOT.



Ghana is not kenya where China will come and seize your properties oo.

Ghana is a masterclass of the legal process.

I would appreciate some figures.

vaxx:
You are yet to meet the WHO requirement on nurses to patient ratio . that is the obvious fact . your ranting remain baseless.
there is what is called bilateral relations for diplomacy, just like Ghana receive Chinese and other foreigners, Ghana already stretched his hand to also help her neighbours who needed some support. That is the significant thing

Ghana took inventory of the types of nurses they needed and we said to ourselves: ‘we can let go some quantity that will not harm the system that we have. so nothing bad in exporting nurses.

You don't own anything. They are independent power producers with international contracts. You signed a take or pay. If you fail to pay they will first refuse to generate power - and you'll still pay for it

Just wait until they start seizing Ghana little properties abroad - like your embassies or kick you out of eurobond.

International contracts are not a joke.

Just30:
if we spent nothing , how come they are our property?

Kenyan schools produce illiterates

US wanted to have ownership stake in our power sector because they realised it was big money and we rejected their offer.

NIgerian are sissies. They are very religious criminals. I really pity them because kenyan are pretty rough people and our jails very rough. The 64 guy who was deported - all he remember is bloodshot eyes of kenyans - .

You don't want to be a criminal in Kenya.

Wuoche:
Why is he crying?

470M dollars owed to all power producers. Ghana 1B owed to IPPS alone. We have even talked about what is owed to Volta dam company.

Remember our biggest producer is Kengen - which is gov.

So it just gov company owing another gov company.

vaxx:
Ghana problem is just a meagre when comparing to yours. you are in trouble.

""
Electricity distributor, Kenya Power’s debt to its various power suppliers has hit a whopping KSh47.85 billion for the period up to June 2020. This includes KSh23.7 billion owed to KenGen, KSh19.48 billion owed to independent power producers, and another KSh4.67 billion to Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO).

In 2018, KenGen penalised Kenya Power KSh1 billion as interest on late payment after the expiry of the 60-day window beyond which the debt begins earning interest. By then, Kenya Power had owed KenGen KSh13.71 billion for more than 60 days while a further KSh694.63 million had remained unpaid for over a year.

In July last year, the electricity distributor announced plans to increase electricity prices by up to 20% and is already in talks with the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) regarding the same""

It's their ticket out of Ghana. Just like Nigerian doctors. How many are in Ghana...and how many have left.

There are about 52,258 individuals currently formally working in the health sector in public, CHAG, private, Islamic Missions, quasi-government and other organizations in Ghana.

Kenya has 170,000 health proffesional in public sector alone.

vaxx:
Yet Kenya Is yet to meet the require WHO standard on nurses? something must be wrong with Kenya. Ghana has already exceed the limit , and yet we still consider them not enough.

Ghana power woes. Can't pay. Won't pay. IPP owed 1B dollars.

Independent power producers (IPPs) in Ghana have entreated the government to pay 80 per cent of the $1 billion owed them.

In a notice to the Ghana Grid Company (GRIDCo) and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), the Chamber of Independent Power Producers, Distributors and Bulk Consumers expressed its resolve to withdraw its services if payment was not made soon

https://africa-energy-portal.org/news/ghana-settle-debt-avoid-withdrawal-services-power-producers

Seriously nurses - who care about them. Doctors yes. But a nurse can be trained easily. Those are low cadre staff. Not proffesionals. They are technician.

leQubit:
Do you even read what you post...your nurses are trekking to european countries to get employed..no one is chasing anyone.even educated somalis are getting employed there..

You spent nothing. International power producers brought their thermal plants and quickly set up - knowing you'll pay them for many years. You already refused to honour some contracts. You may need all your lawyers soon to battle them.

Already US gov kicked Ghana out of POWER AFRICA for that reason.

Just30:
what ever makes you sleep at night

The facts still remains that Ghana spent 13 billion dollars on energy infrastructure in just 3 years.

Today, all plants are producing at full capacity and we have reserves that kick in whenever one plant has to shut down for maintenance.

Today as we speak, all the energy plants on Built Operate and transfer is now VRA property.

I am sure they don't even bother to tell you when they are doing maintainance. Besides in kenya - most areas now have LIVE maintainance - and redundancy line. I doubt Ghana has reached there.

As regard investment - you spent ZERO. ZERO.

What happened - you told people with huge generators to bring them to Ghana - and you'll pay them - very handsomely - for long time in TAKE OR PAY IPP contracts.

They brought huge generators to Ghana - with about half of it just IDLE BUT ITS PAY OR TAKE IPP. You went bankrupt when you attempted to pay for it.

Last I heard you were now refusing to pay - and US gov had placed sanctions.

By the time you're done paying for 13B dollars worth of IPP - you'll have gone to IMF bailout for another 17 times.

Just30:
your country is currently in load shedding as there light out schedules for every area in kenya.

Ghana energy demand grows by 300 megawatts every year.
We spent 13 billion dollars to solve our energy problems for the next 10 years.
Kenya will go bankrupt if it spent that amount on anything.

Thermal plants - that bankrupted your country - and you recently got off IMF colonial grip.

vaxx:
Ghana was like Kenya 30years ago , rawlings era was the period Ghana saw a massive installation of electricity across its regions, even in the most remote area of Ghana, Ghana has 25/8 power supply . we thank the Italians engineer anyway .


Ghana is now energy buoyant. we even supply to neighbouring countries.

You should help Nigeria avoid paying 9B dollars for gas project that never took off. I am sure there is lawyer ranking somewhere...and Ghana isn't great.

vankelvin:
Chill okay.

When it comes to Law, Ghana has some of the best lawyers if not the best in Africa/World.

When Cote Diviore took Ghana to the International Court over our Oil exploration,
the Cote D'ivoire side was led by a White lawyer(From France) but Ghana was led by two female lawyers(Ghanaian women)

To cut a long story short, Cote Diviore loss the case flat. Ghana had a great win, all the Judges ruled in favor of Ghana.

There must be a reason why Ghanaian lawyers and Judges are sort after in Africa.

He was not average. He rose through the ranks in Ghana and became CJ. We demoted him to high court judge and he slowly rose again to be CJ. That kind of resilience is admirable. It makes you the best slaves on earth.

This is what happened to your proffesional - they go abroad - and they start again - go to school - get degrees again - and then work their way up.

Admirable slavery tradition.

Just30:
even the average Ghanaian became your chief Justice and high court judges to help your country out.

Your leaders will humbly make me the president of kenya, if they had me.

Why is electricity big deal - ohoo because 5yrs ago - you were like Nigeria - and you spent yourself to bankruptcy - bought huge thermal generators - at least you're now better

Kenya except for the drought of 1999 - for I think 3 months - we have no history of electricity blackouts or load shedding.

It doesn't even exist in our lingua franca. In kenya history load shedding can be counted in one hand - maybe it's happened twice the last 60yrs.

vaxx:
That will be worst to him than living in hell. his kids are actually cruising and enjoy stable government with basic social amenities. I.e water and electricity somewhere in accra .

Look here we have no problem with proffesional ghanians, indians, chinese - or investors. We like people like Fred. But your low brain type - we don\'t want them.

Just30:
what would they be doing in kenya when, their father knows that Accra will offer them a better quality of life?

Ghanaians are not that dumb

Now they are being sent to prison first. After serving jail term - we can send them home. At least they work for free for kenya gov.

leQubit:
We deport them but they keep on coming...don't know why

I bet his kids are somewhere in Nairobi - not Accra. They cannot live modern city for a cattle kraal. The oldman maybe.

vaxx:
he actually retired in Ghana after 65 years of service man. he was never a Kenya or kiberians .

They are so much an issue we are probably spending 10M dollars annually deporting them - and they come back.

Some twitter user..

Are they in Kenya with work valid permits or tourist visas ama wanaingia tu Kenya kiholela. They are so many of them in Nairobi and I know they are not expatriates. I wonder how many Kenyans can be allowed in Nigeria to do what this guys do here

68816419:
The truth still remains that, the population of Nigerians in Kenya is less than 10k and mostly students , Investors and few bad guys.

After 13yrs - he probably even acquired kenya citizenship. Honestly why would he go back to Ghana.

vaxx:
he was ""not good for your court of appeal"" but he was good enough to become your chief justice . you must be high from the the putrid oozing out from kibera

I have met many ghanians and nigerian abroad - very old people - committed to die in europe - and their kids too. Brain drain has left your country very poor.

vankelvin:

I did not see the last sentence

Quote Kofi Annan was buried in Geneva

Just30 continue okay, I'm done with this guy.
Such a dumbass nigga, and you claim to have a second degree? From which University?

Those in prisons are known. Those in Roysambu and other areas are mostly illegal.

68816419:
What is the total population of Nigerians in Kenya?

We didn't pick him - he took a flight as refugee to kenya running for dear life because your military was determined to kill anybody with brain in your country - and we hired him as high court judge - while he had been CJ already.

Now after military was done sending away all the brains out - what remain in GHANA now is - you guys!!!!!!!!!!!

BRAIN DEAD.

vankelvin:
slowpoke, Chief Justice is not a laborer work.

You don't just pick someone from the streets to become a Chief Justice or a Supreme court judge.

We gave him a job after his colleagues were murdered -The killings of the Supreme Court justices (Cecilia Koranteng-Addow, Frederick Sarkodie, and Kwadjo Agyei Agyepong) in 1980-1981 - send many Ghanians judges scampering for their lives.


He was not good to sit on our court of appeal - so we started him as high court judge.

vaxx:
it hasn't discredit the fact that a citizen of Ghana from west Africa was holding the fourth highest position of Kenya.

Fred Kwasi was CJ in Ghana in 1977 - and then shiet hit the fan - and he run to kenya for dear life - became junior high court judge

Two years later, on 31 December 1981 Rawlings ousted President Hilla Limann in a coup d'état, claiming that civilian rule was weak and the country's economy was deteriorating. The killings of the Supreme Court justices (Cecilia Koranteng-Addow, Frederick Sarkodie, and Kwadjo Agyei Agyepong), military officers Major Sam Acquah and Major Dasana Nantogmah also occurred during the second military rule of Rawlings. However, unlike the 1979 executions, these persons were abducted and killed in secret and it is unclear who was behind their murders, though Joachim Amartey Kwei and four others were convicted of murdering the Justices and Acquah, and were executed in 1982.[19]