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edon21:
Show them some pictures

edon21:
Show them some pictures

Shma:
I can see
But they are better of compared to Ghana.

Shma:
a poor country can not have more infrastructure than all west Africa region, a poor country can not have higher HDI than all west African countries of course with a tie with you.
A poor country can not host more games than all west African countries maybe apart from Nigeria.
A poor country according to your thinking Is doing more than what your teensy weeny country can only imagine.

Baliv254:
#254

Baliv254:
+254

Shma:
don't compare Ghana with East Africa cos Uganda alone takes you down.

Shma:
are you modeling yourself from that foolish mother fugger?
I can see another circus from Ghanaian, lol.
Play your part and erase your ignorance.
I asked you to screenshort that part you claimed Kenyans to be eating stones but you vamoosed on sight before your ignorance can be laid bare.

Baliv254:
thanks for reminding us about something else we also floor your entire precious WA region

Shma:
I will have to salute you guys on that, you outsmart us there.
Remove Ghana and we're number one in health system in that region.

Shma:
it looks ugly for a hockey pitch.

Shma:
it looks ugly for a hockey pitch.

Mkenya2019:
So the entire West Africa cannot run a single national airline. Just show how backward the region really is.

Just30:
you can tell me what is 33% of 109,515km

Ghana total road network was 78,000km in 1980.
Update yourself.

Ghana is acknowledged internationally as having one of the best road networks in West Africa, with 109,515 km of roads, of which 13,787 km are major roads.

The Ghana Highway Authority has the mandate of constructing and maintenance of roads in the country and has done so by connecting national roads to all the major cities and towns of the country.

The road network is of primary and critical importance to the economy, with more than 95 per cent of people and 98 per cent of goods being transported by road.

Roads make a crucial contribution to the country’s economic development and growth and bring important social benefits.

Additionally, they are of vital importance in order to make a nation grow and develop. Its contribution to providing access to employment, social, health and education services makes a road network crucial in fighting poverty.

Indeed, roads open up more areas and stimulate economic and social development. For these reasons, road infrastructure is the most important of all public assets.

Therefore, maintaining road infrastructure is essential to preserve and enhance those benefits. However, it appears that most roads across that country lack maintenance which has resulted in irreversible deterioration of part of the road network in the country.

Insufficient maintenance and unmotorable roads are known to cause hardships, result in soaring cost of living and a major financial impact on the economy and citizens.

With this in mind, it is important for decision-makers to recognise that roads play a very vital role in the economic life of citizens, especially those in remote areas who experience difficulties transporting their goods, travelling from one point to another within the country or even catching up on new developments.

Improving the general road network in the rural areas is a measure to alleviate poverty. Beyond alleviation of poverty, the importance of rural roads extends to all aspects of development of rural communities including demand for and access to health, education, among others.

However, most rural roads in the country experience numerous challenges in their maintenance which is why we share in the concerns raised by citizens over poor roads in some parts of the country.

The latest to do that is the Paramount Chief of the Tongo Traditional Area, Tongraan Kugbilsong who appealed to the government to adopt accelerated approach to work on poor road networks in the Upper East Region.

This is not the first time that this concern is being raised. Many community leaders and individuals have raised issues about roads and we believe it is time they are tackled as a matter of national priority.

Maintenance and development of road networks offer economic benefits over the long term and that is why, we must take advantage of it and make life comfortable particularly, for those living in rural communities.

Shma:
stop it dude.
Even stadium that Kenya is doing bad we beat you on it.
Look at the kind of stadium you're hyping about.

Mkenya2019:
Kenya hosted 87 All Africa Games.

And we just don't host - we win medals

1987 AAG - even in football we reached the finals
1 Egypt 31 22 20 73
2 Tunisia 28 26 22 76
3 Nigeria 23 16 21 60
4 Kenya* 22 25 16 63

Mkenya2019:
We have indians and whites to finance us. They were so nice they built us a city like this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3NIgWNh1Vs&t=666s

Shma:
am talking about expensive sports you're giving me AFCON?
Haven't even touched on motorgp but you have started sweating

Mkenya2019:
Fact is Kampala has more malls than Accra. Deal with it.

Acacia mall kampala


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLOhrmE_tJw

samorobo:
Try this one...KQ is useless

edon21:
ure just a clown. Fact is KENYA HAS ONE STADIUM FOR MORE THAN 45 MILLION PEOPLE. Ghana with just over 20 million has more than five

gallivant:
Leave the Brazilians out of it. The facts speak for themselves Nigerian.

edon21:
did stadiums make Brazil Olympic champions? Having stadiums is part of having infrastructures. That's why you can't host reasonable events. Only ribshows. Lol

Justnotyou:
Yes the Ghanaian said so hence it was... Why don't you let us shower away our ignorance with just one respectable source that supports your claim.

gallivant:
In that case, then oil is really a curse.

Saddamochieng00:


So you want to mean that Ghana has no future

Just30:
the ones that fly in and out, are they cars ?

gallivant:
Ghana is already failed. Oil is keeping their necks above the water.

Saddamochieng00:
Especially that torture idiot. That guy really makes me question Ghana educational standards. If these are the kind of people Ghana depends on to build her future then I can confidently say Ghana is doomed to fail.

Saddamochieng00:
Especially that torture idiot. That guy really makes me question Ghana educational standards. If these are the kind of people Ghana depends on to build her future then I can confidently say Ghana is doomed to fail.

gallivant:
If you insist hobbit. Let's start with malls, is that okay?

Mzal3ndo:
Kenya is WHAT
Nigga get the Bleep outta here......