₦airaland Forum

Shma:
Ignorant talks with untarred road in trans nzoia village attached.
Anyway, have I mentioned nigeria?
If I start giving you facts about your real cities you'll start crying. ..
Let your next post not trigger more. Thank you.

68816419:
Maga
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rvp2018:
Don't be surprised the so called paved roads are generally broken down.
Let them show us their maintenance budget.
Kenya Roads Maintenance Fuel Levy Fund is probably nearly 0.5-1B dollars annually.
You should see how dilapidated their roads really are.
They don't even have truck axle weight control
So their are roads are completely fried off tarmac by Dangote trucks.

rvp2018:
Don't be surprised the so called paved roads are generally broken down.
Let them show us their maintenance budget.
Kenya Roads Maintenance Fuel Levy Fund is probably nearly 0.5-1B dollars annually.
You should see how dilapidated their roads really are.
They don't even have truck axle weight control
So their are roads are completely fried off tarmac by Dangote trucks.

rvp2018:
Don't be surprised the so called paved roads are generally broken down.
Let them show us their maintenance budget.
Kenya Roads Maintenance Fuel Levy Fund is probably nearly 0.5-1B dollars annually.
You should see how dilapidated their roads really are.
They don't even have truck axle weight control
So their are roads are completely fried off tarmac by Dangote trucks.

rvp2018:
Don't be surprised the so called paved roads are generally broken down.
Let them show us their maintenance budget.
Kenya Roads Maintenance Fuel Levy Fund is probably nearly 0.5-1B dollars annually.
You should see how dilapidated their roads really are.
They don't even have truck axle weight control
So their are roads are completely fried off tarmac by Dangote trucks.

Shma:
I can't do that bro, even you, you know. .
It's so hectic.
But you can read this from W. B.

Today, 162,000 kilometres of Kenya’s roads are documented, and the country is currently working on recording and updating the condition of the existing network. Josphat Sasia, World Bank Lead Transport Specialist in Nairobi, credits policy, legal and institutional reforms as the main drivers of the project’s success. The reforms included assigning categories of roads to specific entities for management and accountability.

Thirteen years is a short period to assess the success of a complex transport project, said Sasia, and even more so, the rehabilitation of dilapidated physical infrastructure.

“When the World Bank got involved, there were multiple government agencies in charge of planning and executing on the transport portfolio,” said Sasia.

This reality triggered a major institutional and policy reforms overhaul dating back to 2005 which led to creation of three transport organizations in 2007: the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (Kura) and the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA). The reforms enabled the institutions to facilitate and focus on rehabilitation of the country’s highways, urban and rural roads.

Taking on these reforms wasn’t easy, Sasia said. The process involved shifting power outside of the Ministry of Roads, which previously handled all the classification and rehabilitation of all roads. This minimized overall and management and accountability. The leadership at the Ministry of Roads supported the changes, establishing an inter-governmental task force to the steer the process.

Abohboy:
You want to give us the name of any of these so called 80 000 kilometers of new roads.

Shma:
As I quote from kenya standard nation.

President Uhuru Kenyatta has continued this heavy focus on the country’s transport infrastructure.
According to the latest data, his regime has built 80,000 kilometres of roads between 2013 and 2018, taking Kenya’s road network to 246,757 kilometres.

Saddamochieng00:
How did you stumble on my name??

Shma:
yebomedia is more intelligent than Austine1213.
So how can his facts be stupidity?
Sometimes you just need to be sober and reason with some decorum.
See how it feels when you're hitted with pure facts, see how you're calling the guy stupid nah

Saddamochieng00:
So you been stalking me...what did you find out

Shma:
Nice try. but that will never make you a South African.
And mind you, the reason for pointing out that stupidity from someone who will praise that post is now vivid clear.
Point one; we have more than 200k km of road network 2020.
Now 200k is equivalent to 50k? + mmmh.. I see.
Point 2; Do your research, coastal region alone has more than 500 surburbs talk less of the great 6th most dynamic city in the world.
Point 3; Nairobi alone is sixth richest city in africa outside the oil ridden economy, the mighty Cairo in Egypt and three south african cities, if we combine Mombasa and nairobi alone.... You have your answer.
Point 3; how? This one of the most ignorant post I have ever seen.

In conclusion ; we're not competing with South Africa, we know, everybody else know they are by far ahead of us and the whole of West Africa combined .

Shma:
@samorobo, this is where the difference stretches. as far as you try to bootl*ck S. A a*rse it will all end here.
I would have use this sentiments here to mock you guys but only insane folk can do that.

Saddamochieng00:
Me

jln115:
-Does this look like stage 6 to you: https://www.news24.com/fin24/economy/south-africa/load-shedding-is-over-but-load-reduction-isnt-20200717

Secondly don't you think its a bit hypocritical of Somebody who has to rely on a generator 99% of the time to criticize someone who at least has power 24 hours a day most of the time?

- I never once said SA has never had water shortages.......I said CT didn't suffer water shortages last year as you claimed it did!!

- You ain't surpassing IMF predictions mate....... You didn't do it previously and you certainly aren't doing it in 2020 or 2021

- And yes I'm not a fan of the ANC but at least they are better than APC and we don't have an actual dictator as a president

TayserMahrii:
Afrikanos long moved on from this BBA nonsense

plaindealer:
https://constructionreviewonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Alaro-City-Masterplan_08_Skidmore-Owings-Merrill.jpg







Totally green and under construction here in Nigeria, not a 13 acre drawing board project in Rwanda.

blessingee:
Rwanda has launched Africa's first Green City worth $4.5 billion. The city is sited on a land area of about 620 hectares in Kinyinya, Gasabo District in Kigali.

The Green City aims to promote environmentally-friendly facilities that will consist of electric cars, green buildings, electric bicycles, renewable energy amongst other things.

With the Green City Project, Rwanda is looking to further consolidate its position as the African capital for green revolution which is fast becoming a world practice with more cities in the world going green because of its environmental, socio-economic and health benefits.

One of the major benefits of a Green City is the reduction of air pollution in form of carbon and gas emissions, thereby providing clean air the quality of life amongst the inhabitants as research shows that people are healthier when their environment is greener.


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jln115:
- nope... Stage 6 is a figment of your imagination, we don't even have load shedding at the moment...i have electricity 24/7 something you have never had in your life.

- Yes from time to time.....just other like highly developed cities in water scarce countries like Sydney, Perth, Jerusalem, Dubai ect ect

- actually Nigeria has not defide IMF predictions.... You have actually grown more or less at the predicted percentages ...... The fact is SA will grow more than Nigeria in 2021 EOD

Austine1213:
i checked Bloomberg also its the same

Also imf

jln115:
obviously as the Nigerian between us you should understand your local government better than me laaitjie

vankelvin:
And what has changed??

Which State Capital in Nigeria would you say have no recent pictures online?

Unlike Ghana where recent pictures/aerial view of a lot of areas cannot be found online, not even Videos.

Tamale
Techiman
Wa
Bolgatanga
Sunyani
Damongo
Kasoa
Koforidua ETC
It's almost impossible getting aerial view/pictures from all these popular places in Ghana.

Even Accra,Kumasi, Cape Coast, Takoradi and Tema, it's difficult getting pictures of certain areas in these Cities

Austine1213:
On other news

The number of billionaires in africa has shrunk drastically

Latest figures 2020

jln115:
- uhm no we are not, there are zero talks of moving to level 6,we currently don't even have load shedding.

- There ain't no water shortages in Pretoria or Durban.... Neither did CT have a water shortage last year.

- The SAn economy is set to grow more than Nigeria in 2021...

forgiveness:
Why was BH listed among deadliest terrorist group? Let me see how you think/reason.

vankelvin:
There are real Estate developers in those regions but its difficult getting recent pictures from that part of the country..

I have been to WA before(in September 2019) and I saw some beautiful estates, I have tried getting pictures of those areas on the internet but its more like an impossible adventure.




An on-going private Estate development in Bolgatanga below