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vaxx2:
Ghana is having so many project for just this year . There is train network connecting Tema to Burkina faso, there is a redevelopment of kumasi railway .


And currently one district one factory project are currently on going thru out the 216 district..


Tamali is not as populated as lagos so it will not need the kind of oshodi face value. But trust me, Ghana



is a Top notch.

The 2 billion dollar is not meant for the interchange only.

You did not answer my question..I asked if that interchange is similar to what is obtainable in oshodi construction

theenchanter:
d problem is actually transmission.... our national grid can't take what we're producing, it'll collapse. Another reason our generation companies usually reduce their generation.

Though expansion project that'll expand it to 20000mw by 2022, is currently ongoing, partly financed by world bank.

States were also allowed to build their power 2years ago and some states are already building power for their states alone, lagos is building 4000mw ipp.

Funny enough lagos wants to disconnect itself fro the national grid since it is build it own grid

theenchanter:
u love posting epistles with very little message to pass across

1... I didn't downbeat d pop figure by stating that Nigeria is 3.5X of SA did I?. Abi what 200 divided by 58?

2.... Nigeria doesn't produce 3000mw of electricity, its more than that.

3.... electricity isn't a kind of mathematics where production is directly proportional to population. Electricity is produced according to demand, SA's demand is higher than Nigeria's demand cos they use majority of their electricity for mining, reason the 51gw isn't even sufficient for them, egypt with double their population is producing less and has a 100% electricity connection rate.

What you said is infact correct.electricity supply has to do with rate of demand.that why th FG is working toward it since it would be going into minning and manufacturing in big time..

vaxx2:
Fact. Morocco , Mauritius and Seychelles are the only country with about 70 to 80 percent infrastructure balance in africa not even south affrica.

Ghana is still trying and trying to meet up. All what we need are simply committed leaders who are ready to transform the country.


This is latest in Ghana ......

This interchange those have to do with buses like the one currently under construction in oshodi or it just a normal road _bridge interchange

vaxx2:
Every country has one or two development going on.

Ghana recently cut sod of about 2 billion dollars to build bridges, road and other infrastructure across the country. And the process is ongoing. No one is relaxing.

NIGERIA having a bigger land with a bigger population still have a lot of infrastructure deficits and this need a total address and adjustment.

This was a plot by those politicians that wanted to contest for the presidential election. Their motive was clear but thank God it did not work.
They said expert, who are those expert if not those that were contesting for election

Lets just say I agree with their lies..if you combine nigeria's population from east,west, North and south to one spot you will notice that this so called 35% is enough for its population. I am sure you know that nigeria has an extremely large land mass and more than 80% are still virgin and fallow with no human inhabitants a perfect example would be sambisa forest that is the same size as a state in nigeria but no a single soul lives and breath the air from that environs apart from those terrorists
Now my question is this, ARE YOU EXPECTING US TO BUILD INFASTRUCTURE IN A PLACE THAT HAS NOT BE EN HABITED SO WILD ANIMAL CAN HABIT

sufferNsmiling:
Power generation collapse in nigeria

Your useless post says nothing...That was an interview from one of atiku secret goons.
Atiku thinks that by sending his people to openly attend interview and discredit the effort made by the current administration will convince nigerians that buhari is a failure.
These is an hidden agenda to win the sit when it has been rightfully and openly taken by buhari.So take your stupid post to atiku and tell him to stop cause it's not working

sufferNsmiling:
Please where is jcent can you explain this. Very soon somalia will be generating more electricity than nigeria

Useless post ..did that post say nigeria .

chrisagyei:
seriously,a round about.Is that all that town or whatever have,you are a joker,your country is useless and have you just repeated that ugly Kano flyover AGAIN,Gosh! this is seriously sad for the poverty capital of the world.And vaxx2 have ripped apart that useless unproductive white elephant city which is 35% developed called Abuja.Stop repeating that same photo of that road,it's getting shameful and about the Brown roof village Ibadan,no comment.It's the embodiment of failure.All they have is that four lane road.Very sad.Ghana beats your poverty capital hands down totally in the infrastructure development index report.The roads and infrastructures we build for the masses are worldclass and not over crowded like your zoo

Tell vaxx to provide proof that abuja is 35% developed.
Lets even agree that his claims are right are you not aware that it is a planned city currently under construction and that supposed 35% is an evidence. A city with a population of less than 4 million enjoying it's developed part.
Abuja does not have slum but sadly same cannot be said about accra your capital that houses 13 slum with half of your population living in its. Maybe what vaxx meant was that 65% of the land has not been tampered with.
As for ibadan yes it has brown roof and there is no denying that owing to the fact that it was what we called a city during the colonial era .But it has changed a lot , it has a lot of part that has developed and can be easily mistaken for lagos.for instance it has it own brt and is building it own rails plus it own dry inland port.the city is also expected to provide a city project this year just like lagos,abuja,uyo,calabar,aba,kano, has done.

Now educate me about the Brown roofs in kumasi, tema,temale and of course winneba.remember when you type any of these cities on google the first thing that greets your views is beautiful landscape of brown roofs

vaxx2:
but you know your picture aren't real. Stop showing us 3d imaging.


Only a fool will undervalued tourism. Spain is a success story.

What do you mean by .I don't know about the rest pictures but the last picture is obudu cattle ranch in calabar

Federal Government Receives Kudos for Improved Power Generation
By Nextier Power - March 12, 201947 0
Dr Jamilu Gwamna, the Managing Director, Kano Distribution Company of Nigeria (KEDCO) has commended the Federal Government for improvement in power generation in the country. Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola Gwamna gave the commendation in an interview with the Newsmen in Gombe on Monday. The KEDCO boss, who said he was in Gombe to exercise his civic responsibility in the just-concluded polls, said power generation was at its all-time best due to such effort.

He said that if what was being generated was exhaustively distributed, the power supply would improve greatly across the country. Gwamna noted that there was a deliberate effort by the present administration in the country to improve power generation since its inception in 2015, a move he noted had yielded fruit in 1,000MW yearly. He noted that for Nigeria to develop its industrial and manufacturing sectors to achieve economic diversification in the country and reduce unemployment, the government must be improved and sustained. “For the first time, we are having our generated power at an all-time best. What is being generated today has never been generated before in this country.

This is commendable. “If what is now being generated is successfully distributed to every household in the country, there will be improved power supply across the country. “There has been a conscious effort by the Federal Government to improve the power sector, knowing full well that it holds the key to our economic diversification plan and reduction in youth unemployment. “We know of on-going efforts by the World Bank and the Federal Government to ensure enough investment in downstream (distribution), network stability and provision of more transformers to address the lingering crisis in the power sector. “Yearly, 1000MW is being added to the national grid and if government sustains that, then our industrialisation and improvement of the manufacturing sector will be on course,’’ he said.

The managing director appealed for more investment in transmission to ensure exhaustive distribution of power generated,to meet the purpose of its generation. He called on electricity consumers to always pay their bills to keep the distribution companies in business, adding that DisCos must make consumer satisfaction their priority. (NAN)

Source: Vanguard

chrisagyei:
sometimes I don't know who is to blame for your continuous suffering,is it your most corrupt and incompetent government or the ignorance of the people who follow these your useless criminal leaders blindly.They say fool me once,shame on you buh fool me twice,shame on me.You people are continuously fooled every day with them telling you in three years,all will be excellent buh you are still in stagnant mode.South Africa of 50 million population generates 51,000 megawatts of electricity and they don't even have 100% access rate buh over 90% access rate whilst Ghana of 29 million people generates 3,200 megawatts of electricity and we have over 80% access rate with little to no power interruption.Then Nigeria of over 200 million people generates 3,600 megawatts for its whole population as of 2019 February and your so called saviour which is the private power distributors and generators own over 1 trillion naira in debts and they are telling you by 2022 in three years time,they will provide 100% uninterrupted power supply to the whole nation and you are here shamefully quoting them.Are they going to build and generate 100,000 megawatts of power in three years cos clearly South Africa who have 50 million people still use 51,000 megawatts whilst Nigeria with 200 million people use 3,600 megawatts of power with your 3% population increase,in three years time,additional 30 million people will add up expanding your poverty with same deteriorated resources.No wonder Obasanjo embezzled 15 billion dollars electricity production money and in 61 years since independence you now generate 3,600 megawatts of electricity and you now want to reach 100% in three years.Jokers

You post was from February and January while the one I posted was from April this month.that post said gencos have provided 7000mw and they have 13,000mw in store yet to be supplied.take it or leave we are growing .

My next post will update you on the recent and latest success on nigeria fast improving power sector.it all boils down to the need for diversification

chrisagyei:
There's severe food shortage and hunger in Nigeria which is compared to Yemen and South Sudan.UN provides them food aid with their useless media who hardly covers it due to corruption.There are deaths everyday in Boko haram held towns and bandits killing hundreds and burning villages in the entire northern states.Like this page "Sahara Reporters" on Facebook because even their government tries to shut them down for always reporting the truth.Nigeria is a real shithole.You will cry for Nigeria when you follow the deep reports of the failed country sitting on a time bomb

Your post say 2017 please be current this is 2019 and besides where did you get that useless false story from.where and what is your source. The healthy picture of mother breast feeding her bouncing healthy babies show that they are still learner when it comes to journalism .they could have at least borrow one or two pictures from turkana to use and support their lies

Just30:
What have i told you before?

Haven't i told you that trading economics is a useless site and most of the info there are not correct?

you koraa the thing you are posting, does it make sense to you?
Your economy is expected to grow by less than 2% and you are forecasting a GDP size increment of more than 50%


im even laughing


because my 13 years old kid who has just started reading economics is giggling

Rubbish talk. I wish I know how to cancel hogwash like your that would be very effective.

First let me ask you DO YOU THINK NIGERIA IS GHANA that grows by 100% anually and at the end of the day it only end up impacting $1 billion to the economy.
Let me tell you that as little as 1 percent growth on nigeria impacts more than the entire Ghana and four extra west african gdp combined.
Go back to school and learn cause even a newbie at economic will not make such utterance. Infact all you need to understand this is just basic maths and common sense which I am so sure you lack

tlann2:
You want them to get fat immediately after eating food brought to them
Worry more about your Nigerian brothers dying daily in the hands of cultists and Fulani herdesmen

You are a useless fool with nothing to say.I wonder why you are now try to be so defensive on this issue, remember you were against it . See denying this things would not help my poor innocent brothers that are in starvation. Pls go back to being sober so your plea can fall on your president ears.

tlann2:
Our government sent food aid to turkana and medical aid .
I will also like to know what your govt is doing about daily cult killings in nigeria and marauding fulani herdesmen

Don't ell me that stupid thing ..show me prove that every turkanan are now fleshy as a result of these illusory food aid.

Kazikazi:
In Africa,its stupid to have economic trajectories of more than 5 years. Things change very fast in this continent. Have u seen where is Sudan today? Or Angola? As far as GDP is concerned, just give your predictions of less than 5 years.

The idiot is a fool. .I just hope that your govt as well as ethopia's finish up the remaining projects that they have embarked on so they would see what a resourceful and populated country can become .
THEN WE WILL KNOW WHO THE TRUE GIANT OF EAST AFRICA IS. I MEAN THE ONE THAT DOES NOT BOW TO THE WHITE FOR EVERY THING BUT USES IT RESOURCES AND POPULATION TO PROVIDE WEALTH

rvp2018:
You got all oil in the world and huge arable land - but you see the POVERTY, the lack of basic electricity and general mess - you gat NO BRAINS.

Kenya has about 20% of it's land arable - the rest barren semi-desert - with nearly zero minerals - and yet if you looked at our cities, villages and nearly every indices of progress we are DOING BETTER.

Kenya has been able to build a broad-based well-diversified economy on the backs of it's human capital - we have invested in quality education and infrastructures - and it's paying off. We had few problems in 70s-90s as our population was world fastest growing - so despite growing - we lost all that to pop growth - now we have reigned on that - so expect to see us LEAPFROG many countries.

Kenya GDP ended the year - around 90B - we are waiting for final results of 2018 data - but IMF projection was 89.6B - normally IMF & WB - underate kenya economy by few basis points.

Angola like any typical oil country is this year in shambles. The Kwacha has collapsed. They are stuck with Nigeria in negative & low growth rate as Oil recoverty strutters.

You haven't provide what I requested for which is PROOF. You only run some illusions on your brain and posting it for us to see.c'mon go and give me proof


About your resources pls do know that kenya is cursed and that why it is lacking one.I don't see that as something to he proud of ..stop disgracing kenyans with your empty chest beating and help my fellow african brother in turkana

chrisagyei:
That white elephant town which produces nothing called Abuja shows the foolishness of the Nigerian society and the fact that it was orchestrated by one dumb military president whom his country had just experienced massive oil boom and instead of investing in the masses to improve quality of life and at least diversify development in almost all the states buh he rather creates a needless elitist empire with billions of allocation in the middle of nowhere,give them all the infrastructure and deprive the rest of the nation of over 200 million people of basic amenities.Do you know that less than 60% of Nigerians are literates with over 70 million illiterates.Electricity access rate is less than 60 % with over 70 million Nigerians not having access to electricity and even with those who claim to have it even in their urban Lagos and others can barely get 12 hours of electricity a day and about extreme poverty,I guess there is no introduction.Over 90 million extremely poor Nigerians which is the highest worldwide.Health access and affordability is still rocket science,in fact the problems are extremely abundance.Unemployment and insecurity is among the worst worldwide.Even Ghana that is a metropolitan nation designed according to England's system has more diversified cities more than Nigeria.Everyone is going to Lagos which is sad.

If you want to speak of electricity rate pls do so with fact ..At least be rational with it
Our electricity rate is improving on a daily basis .I remember I once gave you a feasible date for a perfect 100 % uninterrupted power supply to all nigerian which is 2022. Our govt have privatised that sector for effective use and so it no longer in the hands of those cruel politicians. We are trying to diversify our economy most especially in our manufacturing sector and alot of infastructural investment is going into achieving that but we can't achieve that when without power.

Just30:


hehehe

you should have allowed them stay in their stupidity

they are so poor at math.

Motherfuckerrr open your eyes and see

You and that bifoli are fools

vaxx2:
Don't let ignorance kill you. Fiscal year is the same as budgeted year. Every country run a budgeted year. Dont let stupidlty kill you.

A fiscal year is budget based on what a country earn within that specific period of time.

Ghana is the second sub Saharan reciver of the highest remittance in africa. Go and hug transformer if that pains.


Petrified impression, keep coming ok

We get it when you say sub saharan but once again I say you never mentioned Sub saharan in your previous post so the enchanter was right to argue that with you


vaxx2:
That is very pathetic.

Cocoa is the chief agricultural export for Ghana, gold and cocoa will compete for the cash cow in Ghana.

The oil recently discover may soon take over. I actually don't really want it.

GHANIANS living abroad remmit about 3.8 billion dollar back home last year making it the second highest for the citizens in diaspora in africa behind only Nigeria.
but

rvp2018:
Start by educating yourself with internet. Kenya GDP as of last Dec was around 89.6B. This year it will end up around 99.2B according to IMF - possibly higher. Kenya economy will be 3rd biggest in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Obviously South Africa has done well - it used it's mineral resources (Gold,Platinum, Coal, diamond) well. Everyone knows Nigeria has wasted it's trillion dollars of oil revenues for most of it's 50yrs of independence. It now boasts of having the poorest people in the world.

Kenya obviously is the unique story of Africa - it has nearly zero minerals (unless you want to count salt ) - and yet it has rapidly grown - and this year will be 100B dollar economy.

African countries GDP nominal in $ US Billion projected this year (IMF)

1. Nigeria - $444.9 billion [overcooked]
2. South Africa - $371.3 billion
3. Egypt - $299.6 billion
4. Algeria - $183.7 billion
5. Morocco - $121.4 billion
6. Kenya - $99.2 billion
7. Angola - $92.2 billion
8. Ethiopia - $91.0 billion
9. Ghana - $68.3 billion
10. Tanzania - $61.0 billion
11. DR Congo - $48.5 billion
12. Cote d'Ivoire - $45.3 billion
13. Libya - $45.0 billion
14. Cameroon - $39.2 billion
15. Tunisia - $36.2 billion
16. Sudan - $31.5 billion
17. Uganda - $30.4 billion

To hell with you and your kenya has no minerals and it is a success story.who curse your country mot to have one.it is not our fault that your land is resourceless ..

That is just a prediction show me some thing real cause when we mention eko atlantic city you guys shout utopian dreams..
I challenge you to provide me a post that said kenya gdp currently sits at $89 billion and it has overtaken angola.
Remember I deal with reliable source

theenchanter:
lol, i was just laughing when d mumu said Abuja was an artificial creation to shift development away from Lagos.

They are all fools .Top 20 cities in africa they were not listed .only lagos,abuja,Abidjan, dakar represented lagos.
This is a country that is supposed to be the black star of africa unfortunately it ended up being the black star of lunacy .
Accra alone has 13 slum with half of it population living in it and this happens to be their capital city, the pride of ghana.....shamefull. ... I weep for ghana

theenchanter:
the reason I keep blessing ur life with my replies still baffle me.... its not as if I'm paid to rectify the damage done by ur teachers.

Don't u know d difference between "a year" and "a fiscal year? egypt is running a fiscal year model like kenya but Ghana is not running.

Egypt's diaspora remittance accounts for June to June every year, what that link is talking about is June '17 to June '18 and not d two years put together. Do u still need me to spoon-feed u like a baby?

OK.... Ghana is not d second largest recipient in SS africa, goan kee urself.

He find it hard to learn..let keep taking it upon ourself to rectify that damage done by his teacher maybe one day he would learn

chrisagyei:
very funny you are seeking to find a conflict between a Ghanaian and another national,which hardly exist and that post where that GayCunt posted posted even reaffirm my point because I didn't even realize who is the Ghanaian and who is the Kenyan.They were all having their mutual discussion about the cities they visited.Nigeria is the only country a Ghanaian have serious issues with trust and cordial relationship with worldwide and that's a fact

The one named alexino nano is a kenyan while the one that has that Arabic username is a ghanian and both of them agreed that lagos is lord over them..
If you want I can post a screen shot of lethalbeast openly admitting that eko atlantic is beautiful on another thread here on nairaland and petrodollars(blochina) claiming that lagos is more beautiful than accra but he still likes accra like that here on nairaland
You know I am an Internet troll.vaxx can attest to that

vaxx2:
well, that account put together 2017 and 2018 into consideration.

AND AT THE SAME TIME EGYPT IS NOT SUB-SAHRAN AFRICA. So the statement remain. GHANA is the second largest receiver of remittance in sub Saharan africa. .

In your intial post you used the word "Africa" not "sub saharan" africa

Below is a copied or should say a plagiarized post I got from you



vaxx2:
That is very pathetic.

Cocoa is the chief agricultural export for Ghana, gold and cocoa will compete for the cash cow in Ghana.

The oil recently discover may soon take over. I actually don't really want it.

GHANIANS living abroad remmit about 3.8 billion dollar back home last year making it the second highest for the citizens in diaspora in africa behind only Nigeria.
but

rvp2018:
Samrobo,
Kenya will be at South Africa current level in 10yrs - Nairobi by then will be Africa's Capital City (it already well under-way with most companies picking it her over Joburg).

Ten years ago - South Africa GDP was around 290B dollars - now at 2019 is projected to be around 370B.

Ten years ago - Kenya GDP was around 35B dollars - now at 2019 - it is projected to be 100B (3 times!! bigger).

We know Kenya's growth is broad-based, well diversified, has hit a sweatspot of 6% growth rate year on year and it about to reap demographic dividends - and unlike the oil or commodity dependant economies - like Nigeria or Angola - we can expect the momentum to be maintained.Kenya gov expect the economy to be around 150B by 2023.

South Africa medium-term economic prognosis is very bad - 1-2% growth rate - for next few years.

So 10 yrs from now - Kenya GDP will probably 300B - South Africa will be around 450B - around 2019.

By around 2032 - Kenya and South Africa will probably be around 500B - if Kenya won't have overtaken RSA at that point.

Nigeria probably won't exist as country then - Oil will be on it's way out - and Nigeria would be busy in civil war.

Olodo oshi..I don't know where to start with your illiteracy.
First your gdp is not more than $78 currently despite the 100% steady gdp growth.
You should be ashamed of your useless country.
You have the same population with south africa and you also share similar white investment just like SA, but where is your gdp when compared with theirs.
You got your independence before them and yet you barely rake up to $80 despite your useless overcooked growth whilst SA has been in deep recession since 2013 with a stunted growth of less than 1.2% anually.
It will be a curse for nigeria not to be a trillion dollar by 2028 not even 2030.next year we will be a $690 billion economy despite our stunted growth and our various diversification at its infant stage.even if we should grow by 2% we will still be a trillion dollar economy by 2030.

Let me start by Telling you that they are only three africa countries(Nigeria,south Africa, Egypt ) in africa that had been predicted to join the developed world in growing a trillion dollar economy and this was judge by our current growth individually.
You where lost on that list.overtake angola first then maybe I will open my self to the possibility that kenya is worth noticing

HATERS PLEASE TAKE YOUR TIME AND READ......NIGERIA TRULY HAS NO COMPETITOR ON THESE CONTINENT








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jaycent:
They're only good to make noise? They know Lagos is the boss Na? We don't compare our cities with any Africa country. In 4 years we will be comparing ourselves with Dubai and the rest

Leave those ones to run mad ...type kumasi on google and see the first image that would greet your view.same can be said for tema,temale,and the rest of their poultry including winneba.
And they have the temerity to Call them world class cities. Pls I ask them how ?and what are the criterias they use in arriving at that illusion. At least we still have the decency to rate ours on the african level.I don't blame them,it because they have never travelled out of that poultry to see what a world class city can be called.let them go and see the level of organisations and infastructure in the developed world and compare it with what they have. Common train they cannot build and yet the claim world class.indeed

rvp2018:
Nairobi - Jozi will see dust by 2030. After the Big Housing Agenda is complete -- and furious real estate & infrastructure is complete - Nairobi will become the Capital City of Africa.

Idiot you wish..so you think that by adding residential unit consistently will automatically turn your nairobi to the capital city of africa.
Let me start by saying even if you build that your abandon city (konza) it still won't compete.

Let me start with south africa____they are build over 5 cities currently despite being in deep recession. That is why xhosanostra keeps mute when you and your brothers say that by 2030 you would look like jo'burg(a third world city) of 2019 in 2030( thats a curse).The one I am most familiar with is WATER FALL CITY IN GAUTENG .


Now egypt has more than three world class cities currently under construction. My favourite being NEW CAIRO CAPITAL

Now nigeria my beautiful country has a lot that I can't even begin to count.so my question is by the time these cities have been completed across these three countries yours would remain a third world city.I ask you again do you think those ugly residential unit would make nairobi a capital city in africa over the cities I have mentioned in all of africa's economic giants

68816419:
LAGOS | Lekki Free Trade Zone(Largest in Africa) under-construction
about only 32 factories are so far on ground..this project enough to industrialize Nigeria though
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pic1 - Longrich Bio-Secience Company at The Lekki Free Trade Zone
pic2- office and Administration complex of the Lekki Free Zone. Phase 1 (the left tower) is under construction
pic 3- office and Administration complex of the Lekki Free Zone. Phase 1 (the left tower) is under construction

Wow 32 factories .last I heard about it was just ten. I heard that over 100 and something international companis have signed agreement to build on that beautiful reclaimed land.these project alone can turn nigeria in a manufacturing hub with the help of our vibrant workforce.no wonder AU want us to sign the africa free trade deal.
This is just the beginning by the time they are done with the ones in other state it would be solid enough to cater for the entire continent. Ibom industrial has gone far .they have started building various industries industries on their free trade zone.
No wonder rails,airports(over 15 under construction ), roads ,deep seaport, dry inland port are being built across nigeria,because these are the necessary ingredients required to become a manufacturing hub like china

jaycent:
Lol I have not seen anything beautiful in Ghana I swear? Read this conversation between this Ghanaian guy and Kenyan lady

Their stupid ugly ass has been exposed . I will screen shot these post for future purpose.
Later they would come and say that they have never had qualms with any african country .I guess these one is called peace talk.They even agreed that lagos is boss over their stupid dungeon (ghana & kenya ) .it is refreshing to know that they acknowledged that .

NairobiWalker:
An educated person wouldn't ask this question.

You are an idiot..stop looking for attention cause you are boring