Leki is one big forest. Lekki phase one is only completed part.
68816419: Sure, it's more like an estate , the Lekki Free is far better and larger than all their so called cities in Kenya,and the area has Industries, Housing and business centers as well, the Lekki feeeTrade is a 16,500-hectare project southwest of Lagos while the Konza is 2,000 ha (5,000 acres) , the $17 billion Dangote factories is located there, the Alero Development is also there and the " city" is currently building 12000MW of electricity and had already attracted 116 domestic and foreign investors, reason why A World Bank Report, listed Lekki Free Trade Zone as the fastest growing free zone in the world.
Primitive. Progressive countries like South Africa already allows for same sex marriage and you're still at the bottom discussing LGBQT. Gender like everything else in life is spectrum (continuum) - and so is sex. It's not simplified binary thing - male or female (discrete) You cannot box entire Ghana society into two boxes. Allow people to live their personal lifes they way want.
Human beings are a little more complex for your two brain cells!
vankelvin: Let your barbarism stay with you over there in Kenya.. It's not a white problem but what is it? Who are those behind it? Who are those pushing the agenda?
Yes, admittedly it's not only whites that are involved in the act, there are blacks as well but who cares?.
Our major concern in Ghana has got to do with those pushing the agenda and not the colour of the people behind the agenda.
Blacks and for that matter Africans have a tradition or culture to preserve. If your country is open for homosexuals that's your "P" but here in Ghana we oppose the --LGBTQ agenda --the actors --the supporters and the promoters so deal with it.
You don't just jump into a conversation without thinking. Think before you talk.
Nairobi and Kigali - are going to become the center of Africa as it move from Southern Africa to the center. Adis is hobbled by lack of English speaking populace.
SUFFERInSMILIIN: Breaking news Right now there is fuel scarcity in Nigeria at the petrol station there are people queues for petrol the queues at the petrol stations is up to one kilometre.
Kenya Credit Rating Rating Agency Rating Outlook Standard & Poor's B+ negative Moody's Investors Service B2 negative Fitch Ratings B+ negative
Nigeria: Sovereign credit ratings Agency Rating Date Standard & Poor's B- 3/2020 Standard & Poor's B 2/2020 Moody's B3 12/2019 Fitch B+ 12/2019
68816419: My question is, how can a tiny country with a smaller population, economy, Manufacturing, Tourism, Agriculture and even fewer on going projects than both Nigeria and SA has far more external debts than these giant countries?,And how comes your external debt keeps rising on a monthly basis, what are the average Kenyans doing about it?.
From your own report NIgeria banks are allowed to do whatever they want - besides charging 30% interest rate.
68816419: That's y your country is collapsing, sooner or later the Buble will Burst . You lend money to firms with no capacity to repay , companies like Nakummat, Uchumi and the rest, are given bad loans when their balance sheets are cooked by the Highly corrupt Indians and Kikuyus and u expect to compete with the giant of Africa...my guy wake up.
The first results of the GIIF have confirmed this in an impressive way. Over the past three and a half years, GIIF has invested US $ 275 million in a portfolio of 12 infrastructure projects in 6 different sectors across Ghana.
Just30: Net income for the period July to December means, interest earned by the fund after tax.
So it is added to the fund receivables for the half year, in it closing book value
68816419: Keep dreaming, Konza Technopolis is way way behind schedule, the city is expected to be completed the year 2030 but is only 10% completed reason be that, nobody wants to invest in Kenya knowing fully well that Kenya's total public debt has reach 63 percent of economic output or GDP this year. The estimated cost of the project is $14.5 billion. So far, only $800 million has been committed, according to the project’s main website, Eco Atlantic land has been fully sold and numerous projects are going, Tatu is a dead case it's only 13% completed, the same company "planning" to build 1200 unites of houses has shiffted goal to a new city in Lagos called Alaro City, the city got started in January 2019 and 80% of it's land sold out already, Alaro City is planned as a 2,000-hectare new Nigerian city located in the North West Quadrant of the Lekki Free Zone. To date, more than 35 companies including Starium FZE, a subsidiary of BUA Group, Mantrac Caterpillar, HMD, and Ariel Foods FZE, the largest and most technically advanced ready-to-eat therapeutic foods producer in Africa, are operational, designing, or building their facilities in Alaro City. 3.5 kilometers of initial road networks and a modular 50MVA power plant are also under construction. Two River Social City, Northland City,Vipingo City, Lamu city and the rest are just tiny estates and not to be tagged "city".
GHANA Sovereign wealth funds have a total of almost 5 billion dollars in them.
You can refer to yesterday, I posted a half year report on the amount that went into each of them for 2020. These funds together, received 1.8billion dollars in 2020. GIIF GSF GHF
GHANA Sovereign wealth funds have a total of almost 5 billion dollars in them.
You can refer to yesterday, I posted a half year report on the amount that went into each of them for 2020. These funds together, received 1.8billion dollars in 2020. GIIF GSF GHF
These guys are illiterates. Forex are held by Central Banks for purpose of settling trade payments - imports, travel and debts. They do not belong to gov - held by Treasury - like soverign welath funds. They do not constitute savings.
Jonraid: Our reserves are more than adequate. They cover at least 4-5 months of our import which is the recommended timeframe. Revenues generated have a larger say when it comes to payment of debt.
Because we are credit worthy; and we do not want to crowd out private lending like nigeria ; there has to be balance; otherwise you'll get nigeria mess; where banks are loaning to gov; not to Nigerians.
This is why gov goes for euro bond; so banks can lend to anybody; in kenya banks HAWK loan on the streets.
Your soverign wealth is very little..stop lying.
68816419: Nigeria is sovereign is not 10m , the funds was $1b and an additional $0.5billion has been contributed to date by the current administration. RVP: but how comes a tiny country like Kenya is having more external debt than both Nigeria and SouthAfrica, with tiny external reserve, small economy and very little FDI?
Konza, Tatu, Two River Social City, Northland City,Vipingo City, Lamu city and even Isiolo resort cities are all actively being developed.
Konza is technocity like Cairo's techno city
so far phase 1 is on course 800 -Million Dollars Comitted 68-Parcels Available 53-Parcels Taken 22-Parcels under Discussion
68816419: KanZar was dead on arrival, it will never be manifested, Abuja Development was started in the 1980s and it currently among the best country in Africa with Massive infrastructures, schools, Light rails Airports, Universities, Industries and many more , Eko Atlantic land reclamation and all other infrastructures are completed with 7 buildings been completed as well.
Foreign reserves are NOT savings. This is "float" that is used for settling international trade and balance. If you sold them all off and paid debt with it - what will you use to import things to Nigeria - nobody wants the Naira outside Nigeria.
DO NOT CONFUSE FOREX with SOVERIGN(sp) wealth FUNDS. Nigeria soverign funds last I checked was about 10M dollars - that is all you managed to save from OIL. At least Ghana is trying...with 150M dollars
Nigeria revenues are about less than Kenya. You have more external debt than Kenya.
68816419: That amount is less than 5% of our external reserve we could decide to pay our debt through that, but can Kenya do the same?, Do u even know that most of Nigeria's debts are internally gotten? Imagine Kenya having more external debt than both Nigeria and SouthAfrica, with tiny external reserve, small economy and very little FDI? Kenya is indeed a failed State
99%-Nigeria records debt service to revenue ratio of 99% in first quarter of 2020. A cursory review of the data obtained from the MTEF/FSP report shows that in Q1 2020, Nigeria incurred a total sum of N943. 12 billion in debt service while the federal government retained revenue was put at N950. 56 billion
The zoo is beyond broke
The Federal Government of Nigeria achieved a debt service to revenue ratio of 83% in 2020.
68816419: Hmm Nigeria is corrupt yet we are currently building the largest infrastructures In Africa, 5 new world class International Airports, 5 Sea ports, 11 rail Lines ( 4 completed), Agricultural revolution(now largest agro producing nation in Africa), New cities ( Abuja,Eko Atlantic, Orange island....) , Massive road rehabilitations across the federation, Massive Electric Dams, Space programs, Universities with manageable debts
Only in protected animal parks - we call them national park - is it illegal to hunt. Outside it legal. I really doubt you can stalk and kill most of the animals - maybe you can kill the big mammals with big guns - but the smaller the tougher. Birds are nearly impossible. I remember we would stay almost in comma for hours to just kill one...one movement..it's over. Gazelles, rabbits, dik-dik, very tough. They move so fast changing direction almost at will.
jln115: Dude.... Ever heard of stalking?? Fyi trapping is illegal in SA as well!!
Also you ain't allowed to hunt gazelle in your country... Why you breaking the law?
IMF was created for such kind of situation...so I think no country should feel ashamed now. But for accra to ask for help 17 times in normal situations...that is being kinda of disabled.
At least our is known...you don't even know what Sani Abacha stole.
68816419: RVP surely works for Kenyattas. The value of government funds stolen through corrupt deals in Kenya by state and public officers increased to Ksh140.2 billion ($1.4 billion) in 2019 from Ksh67.1 billion ($671 million) in 2017, according to the annual report by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution (ODPP).