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obaaderemi:
They are damaged goods. The gallipig and the shem.ale.

He is confusing buttocks with muscles inside the buttocks. Gosh! And he is using the word descent instead of decent. I ask you again: how do you cope with such brainless, poorly educated, rabid mongrels?

His own picture finished him . The same way he said Ghana's living standard is 64.

I didn't give you the synonym of your buttocks, dude! Your buttocks ( rounded fatty part of your sitting and sh*tiing apparatus remain static) I just want you to learn how real insults are peddled. Chicken and hen are related, but they are entirely two different things. So if I have to insult you with any of them, I will go with a real deal: hen.

And you don't use the noun " Own " after a possession phrase/ possessive pronoun. That is basic Xyz.

Just40:
You're still reading this and thinking the buttocks is the same as the gluteus maximus and gluteus minor?
Can't you see the clear distinction between the muscles they mentioned and the buttocks ?

Wow you're really dense, your teacher might have suffered

I can clearly see that obuffoon is your controller... His psychological instinct has transfigured your brain nuts to defense mode(defending him). I told you this earlier, you and kazikazi can be easily manipulated by low IQ mor0ns on this platform, hence making me question your cerebral power.

Back to the point: The gluteus maximus is the real "buttocks" -- buttocks in an actual sense are fats around the gluteus maximus. I was giving your dense pedagogic some real punch lines to use - on the so sector. Like I can direct my friend gallivant to call you a pigmy instead of a hobbit! Yes, they relate -- but those two are entirely different things.

Fight your own war.

Just40:
A grown man asking me to educate him on what a buttocks are...

It is a fat part of your body overlaying 4 muscles

You're just yapping on things you know nothing about. Next time, tell that buffoon to use descent lethal punchlines instead of embarrassing himself with "buttocks"

^{gluteus
/ˈɡluːtɪəs/
Learn to pronounce
noun
noun: gluteus maximus
any of three muscles in each buttock which move the thigh, the largest of which is the gluteus maximus.}

Just40:
A grown man asking me to educate him on what a buttocks are...

It is a fat part of your body overlaying 4 muscles

You're just yapping on things you know nothing about. Next time, tell that buffoon to use descent lethal punchlines insted of embarrassing himself with stone age insults like "buttocks"

gluteus
/ˈɡluːtɪəs/
Learn to pronounce
noun
noun: gluteus maximus
any of three muscles in each buttock which move the thigh, the largest of which is the gluteus maximus.





You too should learn.

Just40:
dumb child .. if you had done sports in school when you were growing up, you would have known that gluteus maximus is just a muscle of the hip

Who really educated these illiterates?

What is buttocks? Fats of your @nus? Or muscles of your hips?

Just40:
Now you have taught about it and running away to a different conversation

Now you want to expose yourself in real estate too for me to make you know how small you are again?

1 + 1 is two. We need to check the nitty gritties of what makes middle income. Just by scrutinizing the aforementioned stats--- we will know the status quo of your living standards.

obaaderemi:
Brain? What brain? His brain has fallen into the space between the two fat black cheeks of his buttocks.

Try lethal vocabularies like gluteus Maximus or rear ends. What is "buttocks"? -- that is a village - stone age punchline.

Just40:
The data is right Infront of you yet you're still misquoting it and trying to massage the figures?
Well I'm not surprised especially for someone from a country with 86% poverty at 5.50 dollars



What is wrong with you Kenyans and fraud ?

Facts are just facts kiddo

I'm sure you're having a brain freeze

Try to think.

Let's tackle tax revenue and real estate value. It will give us more insight.

If you don't understand --- I will let you wallow in the miasma of ignorance and stupidity.

Just40:
Yet Kenyans are the one flooding Ghana for greener pastures because they see Accra as their New York and Ghana as their England for education.

86.6% of Kenyans are if we use the new world bank data on what it takes to be considered a middle class person which is based on a spending of 5.65 dollars a day.

To be above middle class, you have to have a spending of 10 dollars and at this rate, 95% of Kenyans are poor.

You can check same for Ghana and you'll see why your economy hasn't transformed lives..

At those same rates Ghana has 50% of her population in middle class and at upper class, Ghana has 22% of her population.

It is bad for Kenya to only have 13% of her population in the middle class..

Consult the data here
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/poverty-rate-by-country

I didn't see this bunch of gibberish!

If I've to be honest with you, I will frankly tell you that no Kenyan is inspired by Ghana. Conduct your own in-house survey -- hit youtube and all social platforms. You'll never see any Kenyan wishing to visit - talk less of living, in ghana. Ghanaians are flooding Kenya already - we can see the number of short guys on the rise, that's an evident-based fact.

Heck --- on the living standards, you've spewed arrant nonsense!. WB has outdated data. But even so, the same WB says only 10% of Kenyans live at poverty( lower middle-income class) those surviving at $2.15 per day - and that was in 2019. In 2000 - Kenya was doing 37% --- the figure has been on a downward trajectory since 1999! Meaning, perhaps we have less than 8% this year - Ghana is doing 26.8% (those spending $2.15 a day).
Unemployment rate in ghana is 13% Kenya is doing 9%... That should also give you some insight into what you're talking about.
10 dollar is just a paltry ksh1200 -- meaning, ksh36,000 expenditures per month( 300 USD) --- Ghana with 46% middle income class, a whopping 26.8% are lower middle earners: Kenya is 10% from a total of 43% middle income earner. So, if we have to go with $10 per day, in Ghana; Then we will have more or less 3% of upper middle class. Cos the yardstick for your 46% - 13M were based on $66 to $165 expenditure per month($2.2 to $5.5 per day) --- both low and upper middle income respectively.

Coming back to the upper middle income; those who spend above $1666 (around ksh200,000 a month) --- $55 a day!! Are already past the threshold of 10% of the total Kenyan population --- meaning, your submission_ on " 95% spenders of $10 a day" is a fallacy rooted in ignorance.

So forget about WB if you can't read and decompound its data.

Wuoche:
The pictures of starving folks you are about to post are the 35% poor Kenyans. Posting their pictures here won't stop the fact that 79% Nigerians are languishing in extreme poverty.

This is the ceiling point of his thinking capacity. He can't discern basic knowledge like that. He can post 5 starving people( from the drought-infested region) and then draws that Kenya's poverty rate is high.

Mkenya2019:
Yes there normal seasonal inflation - for example during drought or before maize is harvested - or things affected by ukraine - like wheat, maize, petrol, gas - but other things remain constant or become cheaper - say Irish potatos - so when all this is summed and averaged overall inflation is okay.

Where Ghana is - everything has become expenisve because cedis has lost he battle.

Nice.. I get it now.

Just40:
standard price is 1100kshs

Yes, it used to be Ksh1150. But it has gone down to ksh999.

Mkenya2019:
That was two weeks ago. Now it's 150%. What this mean is that everything - completely has tripled in price in a month - even the price of an egg.

Kenya inflation affected a few things - so when you average everything - it has small impact - food inflation for maize for example can go 100% but potatos can remain the same or even reduce - so few items rise but everything else remain constant - so overall inflation is weighed down to 9%.

For Ghana - those who remember 1993 in kenya knows it.Everything shot 3 times in a few days.

This not inflation you see in kenya where few selected items become expensive - this hyperinflation - gut wrenching increase of prices for everything.

I've been on the CBK website on Twitter. The inflation rate on maize specifically is 40%.

gallivant:
It's actually over 120% inflation. The country is literally its death bed!

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FfmB1lZVQAIF8j3.jpg

Hahaaa.... This is hyperinflation. The thing I've been telling them.

Just40:
why are you buying 5kg of rice at 10 dollars? Or paying 8 times for electricity than Ghana or buying cement for almost 9 dollars?

Those are far above what Ghana pays for anyone of that... That is where 2 years of hyperinflation had driven you to

It depends with the quality of rice you're buying. 5kg of Sunrise basmati for instance costs ksh999, that is $8. Some are as cheap as 600 --- $5.

Just40:
while Ghana has 15 million of her population as middle class people.... Kenya is struggling to even have 6 million people.

That also explain why baring expatriate, majority of Kenyans can only afford to live in slum scrappers in Nairobi... It also explains why suburban living is only reserved for a few

Cut the crap! Try and read why you have typed before sending. Some of the drivel you post is beyond the holding power of a normal human.

Nairobi is a Dream to many Ghanaians -- yes, even your dwarf president who swims in billions of cedis. How about a normal low-class individual like you? A very tiny percentage of Nairobi is slums. Accra is a slum itself...

Just40:
ShopRite has 4 shops here ... That's not dominating..

Meanwhile you ZOO can't afford anything because of the super high prices

Which super high price? Ghana's inflation rate has just hit 40% - you should worry about that. Kenya's inflation rate is playing around 8- 9%... Source~ central bank of Kenya.
The rate is on a downward trajectory. By early next year, we will be approaching 8%---
towards 7%.

Just40:
well we didn't give you a random figure ...
We give you based on empirical fact with available data

Well, Kenya middle-income economy is 23M. Ghana is 46% of her population, meaning, you're doing more or less 13M.

Know this today... Don't go around posting bs.

Biggeststar01:
Yoruba people don't have sense at all, you have turn this thing to ipob matter, but let's talk facts, Nigeria is nowhere to be compared with other developing African countries.

Even Lagos the commercial capital of Nigeria is nothing but a glorified dump, and Don't come and tell me that bullshit that "why do igbos live in Lagos" because the answer to that ridiculous question is simple... Lagos is a commercial capital....igbos are business people...just like you see Chinese in Nigeria and other African countries, does that mean those countries are better that China? Hell No!! But Africa especially Nigeria is a commercial capital. Don't bother replying this comment because I won't read it or reply back.. Yoruba people don't have sense at all ...65years of poverty and your priority is the Igbo man....how dumm can this people be...no seriously it's a valid question...just how dumm

Nice view point from someone on the ground. you don't need rocket scientist to tell you that Nigeria is a zoo and Nigerian's are nutcase. Few are normal and sober... 'Check Suffering&Smillin for instance... Very sharp and truthful'

On Kenya's inflation rate, Prices are going back to normal. I see nearly all foodstuff is back to normal. None food stuff( outside oil) are on a downward trajectory.
Fuel products are still static. But I heard the president is working on it. He's striking deals everywhere - by Jan, everything will be pretty much normal.

Consensus Forecast panelists expect inflation to average 7.3% in 2023, which is up 0.1 percentage points from last month’s forecast. For 2024, the panel sees inflation averaging 6.0%.

Our consumer price index has risen with insignificant margin Notwithstanding the global economic crisis.

obaaderemi:
But you knew that specimen was a fool.

He confused life expectancy with living standard.
Senegal has a life expectancy of 68, does that make it better than Ghana too?

Wuss.. Why are you confused? Living standard is a multifaceted term. No one can confuse the two. But a fool can confuse such ratiocination for something else.
And yeah, of all the indices, life expectancy stands out. You don't conclude the rate of living standards with income class. So Senegal is doing fine -- the average will speak volume.

Example.
Nigeria is Africa's economic powerhouse.
Countermeasure: no, Nigeria's poverty rate is the epitome of disgrace on the continent.


BUFFOONS/ DIMWITS: so this guy can confuse Economy with poverty rate!

Parting shot.
We know everything. We just need to apply common sense and logic on certain aspects.


Zombie.

Just40:
Thrash as usual...

This fool does even know what living standard is and is confusing it with life expectancy. Which is an expectation base on assumption

You need to have a brain to fathom my logic. Average buffoons like you and obuffoon will without doubt struggle to decipher.

Life expectancy comes "hand in hand with" ( this part spaced you already.) "....With life expectancy." Go and read the methodology of measuring living standards then come and display your ignorance.

Check aspects like social capital: security and safety, social networks, community support.... Then go down to physical capital: food consumption, land ownership, and property ownership. Move to environmental & human capital then check how it interlinks with life expectancy.

Just40:
I and the south Africans have already showed you that the middle class in Kenya is only 5 million people by using data ... You can refer back to that conversation... No need to throw empty words around

I can also give you a random figure; 1M. It doesn't mean I'm right. You need to prove it with empirical data ---- link! Or direct me to a reputable source. Don't just throw figures around.

What nonsense going on. A lot of fallacies and gibberish is being peddled.

Mkenya2019:
Accra long failed the eye test. It's why you got pulled into this conversation and we have come to know your economy is sick. You can cook data but cedis is showing your dust.

Since you got independence your cedis cumulative lost against the dollar is 150,000!!!!!!!!!!

... I didn't know cedi once played at 150,000 against USD! So the actual cedi was redominated!
This is a true west African Zimbabwe.

Just40:
if you look at the living standard of Kenyans and compare it with Ghanaians .. do you see an equal comparison?

While half of Ghanaians are middle incomers, only 5 million Kenyans are middle incomers. That is a gap that makes your tea and flowers valueless in affecting Kenyan wellbeing.

When you look at Nairobi and Accra.. you see a thriving society in Accra and you see a struggling society in Nairobi

Also, Middle income in Kenya accounts for 44.9% of Kenyan population ---- that is around 23M there about.
Ghana is doing 13M .. FYI.

Just40:
if you look at the living standard of Kenyans and compare it with Ghanaians .. do you see an equal comparison?

While half of Ghanaians are middle incomers, only 5 million Kenyans are middle incomers. That is a gap that makes your tea and flowers valueless in affecting Kenyan wellbeing.

When you look at Nairobi and Accra.. you see a thriving society in Accra and you see a struggling society in Nairobi

Living standards come hand in hand with life expectancy. If you live long, you're happy and eating healthy - and of course enjoying good security(security requires huge investment). Living standard is not about how obese you're.

Thus say, ghana's life expectancy is 3yrs below Kenya's.

The current life expectancy for Kenya in 2022 is 67.21 years, a 0.39% increase from 2021. The life expectancy for Kenya in 2021 was 66.95 years, a 0.39% increase from 2020

Ghana's living standard is 64yrs.

rvp20182:
I once fact-checked; there is only a rickety functional line from Tema to Accra - something like 49kms - that generally operate based on the moods of their train driver -otherwise there is no train service working in Ghana. Their railways system went into disuse and they are trying to rehabiliate. They gave chinese their aluminum so they can repair their broken railway system.

This only train service they got - and it's a mess.

Management of Ghana Railway Company Limited (GRCL) will from today, Monday, July 18, 2022, resume the Tema-Accra passenger train service, which was suspended temporarily for rehabilitation works.

“After successfully addressing some technical challenges, GRCL conducted series of test runs and a final joint inspection was also carried out on July 7, 2022, by GRCL and Ghana Railway Development Authority (GRDA) to ascertain the suitability of the line for passenger service,” a statement from GRCL noted.

The Ghana Railway Company Limited in the statement said GRDA, which is the industry regulator, has granted it the approval to commence the shuttle service.

Well said. I've taken more than 30mins trying to search for their purported 1000km SGR hot air, but I couldn't find anything.

Thanks for confirming.

obaaderemi:
You see, when I tell them this they think I'm just messing with them. But it's the truth. This is the reason I don't quote them. A fool will bring you down to his level and you begin to look like him.

Neither of them has R I P's sharp and abusive tongue, at least he once beat the she.male until the idiot deactivated. Gallipig is even more Stupid than the transgendered. But then I quote the RIP guy. At least you get something out of him. Even the Kikuyuman idiot and wuochiwhatwver are smarter.

But see those two? Naaa, I put them in the same basket as suffering smiling.

clutching at straws is a coping mechanism. You don't need to be left down and dusted because of a simple fact: you are dense!
Rvp has never gone hard on your delicate nerves. So save us your crap.

Just40:
I've already posted several videos here of all the lines.. you can refer to them for your education

We have already concluded that one of your video... The most liked, is 6km with 330m elevated section.
I can debunk the rest, but that is wasting time.

Radar speed lights on expressway.

Just40:
As usual... Because you can't build a similar length of SGR as Ghana... You're here posting a 2021 report base on work done in 2020.


Ghana renovated it A-line of NGR from Takoradi port to Kumasi and from Kumasi to Accra..

And has also gone ahead to build an SGR along the same line.


Next excuse

There is nothing past 2020 - progress wise. I've done comprehensive research on your hot air rail system... I only got 230km total new section. The rest are rehabilitated sections.


Should I post videos, links or pictures?