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mtisTheQubit:No, love your fellow skinny girrafes
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More of PH International Airport ![]()
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More of PH International Airport
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longetivity: ![]() Yes, we need to flood the internet with more pictures of Africa so the World will know Africa is more than what the Western Media show them... There are many good things in Africa too |
More of Kotoka International Airport
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EYADEMA GNASSINGBE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT- LOME, TOGO
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NNAMDI AZIKIWE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT- ABUJA, NIGERIA
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PORT HARCOURT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT- NIGERIA
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MURTALA MOHAMMED INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT- LAGOS, NIGERIA
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BLAISE DIAGNE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT- DAKAR, SENEGAL
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There are so many beautiful and modern Airports in West Africa but out of them all are about 6 Airports that stands-out. Nigeria have the most number of Airports in West Africa of which about 7 of them are International Airports. Murtala Mohammed International Airport is the biggest of them all and also the biggest in West Africa. Ghana also have 3 International Airports and 5 Domestic Airports. Kotoka International Airport is the biggest Airport in Ghana and the second biggest in West Africa after Murtala Airport in Lagos. All the other countries in West Africa have at least one International Airport. Below are the Top 6 Most Modern and Beautiful Airports in West Africa 1-- Kotoka International Airport- Accra, Ghana 2-- Blaise Diagne International Airport- Dakar, Senegal 3-- Murtala Mohammed International Airport-- Lagos, Nigeria 4-- Port Harcourt International Airport- Nigeria 5-- Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport- Abuja, Nigeria 6-- Eyadema Gnassingbe International Airport- Lome, Togo KOTOKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT- ACCRA, GHANA
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IGpro1:30% is a lot and any country with such number will have lots of LGBTQ activities happening in the country |
I know some skinny girrafes will not like this but hey! this is Ghana. We cherish our culture and we'll not follow blindly, we aint nonsense like some people in the East ![]()
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rvp2018: We are spreading north to Ethiopia/South Sudan - we got Somali captured - and south to Malawi and Zambia. Some Central Africa Republic cargo now passes Mombasa. I guess you cannot wait to see us in your country Ghana. We will be there very soon. Make the Africa Free Trade happen.North East Africa you mean? Like I was going to ask that since when did Ethiopia Somalia South/Sudan become part of North African region? Clown, you claim kenya dominates the entire Central African countries and I said Central Africa is the weakest Region so target the best. Now you are mentioning countries, why don't you be bold and claim that your Kenya now dominates South Africa region? |
rvp2018: Because Rwanda, Burundi and DRC were essentially Central Africa - but have decided to join East Africa - and we are spreading our tentacle through DRC now. Next we will be in Congo and Cameroun. If AfCTA works - very much doubt it will given it's poor Ghana running it - we will get to West Africa. Southern Africa remain a South Africa Colony.The boldened You are spreading your mediocrity not tentacles... The weakest region in Africa so far is Central Africa so stop making it seem like your country have got some balls over 2 Regions. Your target should be the best regions not the weakest |
rvp20182:Why do you Kenyans always like bringing Central Africa into every discussing? You guys want to make it seem like being ahead of Central Africa in certain indixes/ranking makes you superior? ![]() It doesn't work that way. Our various countries belong to a certain regional block in Africa. So when you feel you dominate in a certain sector in your Region the next target is the continent, check your might on the continent not Central Africa.. this is common sense... We all know our central African brothers and sisters are behind in many things so dominating them isn't a big deal. Compare your sorry selves to the West,South and the North not the Central.. |
Just30:He has decided to be a fool for the rest of his life. He thought he said something sensible. If an illiterate is chosen to lead you it means that person is the best among the rest. |
rvp2018:I guess out of all the educated illiterate Kenyans like you they saw something better in him/her that's why he/she is leading that delegation. Such a glorified fool |
rvp2018:Because everyone says you are a fool so you have decided to behave like one. Kwame Nkrumah is everything Kenyans never and can never have.. No Kenyan can achieve what he achieved.... And no Kenyan will gain the popularity he gained around the World... Even so many years after his death he is still relevant than any Kenyan alive. Kwame Nkrumah whether good or bad, he did what he had to do so shut up and go eat something... |
SUFFERInSMILIIN:Please keep to your lane okay millet, maize, soya are largely produced in the North... I don't know where you got this information from. Which area in Central Region are you talking about? I intentionally ignored your other comment about coconut. Coconut is largely produced in Western region followed by Central Volta/Greater Accra and not Eastern Region |
Abohboy:If really the First Black Prime Minister, who later became the First President of Ghana went to Nigeria to seek help as you said they would have written it.... If those so called industries by Nigerians ever existed like it would be in the history books by now.. I still want to know how Nkrumah depended on Nigerian after he had successfully won indepence for his people? |
SUFFERInSMILIIN:The Northerners in Ghana are feared by the Fulanis... The problem facing the Northerners have nothing to do with Fulanis... Fulanis only misbehave in some few areas in the Southern part of Ghana, they can't misbehave in the North.... Let them try anything bad in the North and I bet you the Northerners will make them run like mad antelopes. The only problem Northerners have is Chieftency issues and that's what is preventing people from investing massively there.... There's nothing like Fulani problem in the Northern part of Ghana.. |
Appisko:Eastern Region have --Gold --Diamond --Bauxite --Timber --Cocoa, Mango, Cashew, Rice --Coffee (infact Fertile land for agriculture) --Tourist sites --Strategic holiday towns like Akosombo, Aburi, Kwahu etc --They have everything a region needs |
Appisko: Eastern region get gold bauxite and daimonds. Lol it will be a win for Western regionIm even surprise as to how he arrived at that conclusion? From Pre Colonial to Post Colonial era the 4 regions that have been the backbone to Ghana's economy have been Western Ashanti Eastern and Bono-Ahafo regions so I don't know how Eastern Region can become poor? with all their resources? Even now that Greater Accra have become part of the richest Regions in Ghana, Eastern Region is still part of the Top 4 most developed and richest Regions in Ghana. Greater Accra Western Region Ashanti Region Eastern Region in that order The Northern Regions are not developing fast because we are not taking the right decisions as a Nation. If Government should invest into Agriculture/Agri-business and Safari tourism etc in the North, I tell you, those 5 regions will be developed withing the shortest possible time. Cape Coast also have all it takes to be developed. From tourism, to industries etc A region that is located within the Top 4 most developed and resourceful Regions in the Country should not be poor |
Just30:How? Do you know Eastern Region very well? And even Central Region I doubt it. The 5 Northern Regions can't be poor if they take Agriculture and Safari tourism seriously. |
Shma2020:All he is saying is, skyscraper is part(or one of) infrastrures... Infrastructure goes beyond having a skyscraper. |
Just30: That's very true. Ashanti's were for federalism right from day one and up till now some of them still hold unto that idea. Some of our Volta folks also want that system of Governance so if it's possible why don't we practice Federalism for at most 30 years so we all will see our smoothness level ![]() |
vaxx:It's both ways ( good and bad) If systems are strong and laws are enforced it will surely benefit the people. Some section of the Ashanti's think federalism will help them develop than they are now. They think they joining Ghana has hindered their development. Same as our Volta people, some are of the view that they have been neglected, and if they are allowed to rule themselves they will see much better development so I think we should try Federalism so we all will know which system best suits the Nation |
Just30:But we don't seem to have this religious demarcations here OR? |
vaxx:I support this comment with 1000 bags of Dzata cement. That will help a lot, for the recent attitude of our Volta and Ashanti region guys, practicing federalism will help us a lot . |
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