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rvp2018:
Of course they are not the same. And that is what I said.
I have watched couple of videos - Ghanas are peace loving bible loving nice folks.

What you described as news is not news in kenya - every years kids in Kenya BURN SCHOOLS every year...in thousands.

Sometimes they have to close all schools as wave of school burning starts.

When I was in form 2 myself - we organized our first strike - we burnt down many things - my friends got arrested and expelled. I somehow escaped after two weeks of suspension.

In form 3 - I was finally expelled - as we organized another strike.

Like I said Kenyans are pretty hardcore. West Africans are pathological liars - soft christian bible conmen.

Kenyans took education too seriously - send kids to boarding school as early as possible - and it eventually tore it apart - kenyans got the high quality education yes - but it paid huge price - that is why exams and boardings are being almost scrapped.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-60309939

rvp2018:
Like I said I dont know how things are now.
I have been to universities in kenya - they look cleaner than our time
Though even during our time - they were very clean except when workers left at evening.

During our time late 90s and early 2000s - our universities were center of public revolt.
Public revolt against Moi dictatorship and such.

Nobody definitely would arrest a student - we were a law unto our selves.
We were the freedom fighters.
We wore marxist revolutionary t-shirts, we read revolutionary books, and were center of fight back to redeem our country.
Unlike Ghana where military or others protest - we protested.
Unlike NIgeria - if power ever went out for even 15 minutes - we would be in the streets - smashing cars.

Those were late 90s and early 2000s - Kibaki became president - brought up expelled university students - some very old.

That was our time. Nowadays things I bet have changed. They are now doing drugs and partying.

obaaderemi:
The pig is in severe pains. That's why we call him gallipig.

Just40:
you too you have time oo

rvp2018:
They are normally called Indian toilets;
They are quite popular in kenya shared apartments...as they are easy to clean.
In fact it universal toilet in rural kenya...if you dont have lots of water it better....for people to squat than sit on all the microbes.
I dont know of universities using them.
At UON we had standard toilets but they were dirty - and dirty is understatement.
UON sit right in middle of city - and anybody can walk in.

What I gather Ghana at universities are like junior high school kids.

Kenya are pretty rough...and universities during our time were tough...that was only institution that fought moi dictatorship.

More like South Africa kids....we would go and attack police station...people died...get shot....bhang was smoked...name it.

Universities in kenya is where education FAILS completely.

90% of university kids in kenya have been taken through boarding from lower primary - age of 8yrs for some - and for first time they have FREEDOM.

99% of university kids in our time had been through boarding secondary - and for most this was their time of freedom.

That is why kenya boarding system need to be scrapped because eventually it fails as kids need to be nurtured.

Just40:
I saw something nasty yesterday and I need the Kenyans to answer why.

Why are Kenyan university hostels using squatting toilets instead of sitting toilets?

What sort of nasty living condition is that?

gallivant:
Why don't you go and create a Ghana thread because the people here ain't impressed with your rants.

Just40:
he craves attention all the time...
When I ignored him for two days, the platform was quite

mdntiri:
That your loud matatu thing doesn't make sense. Its village vibes. Why add to all the stress, traffic, work stress etc?

rvp2018:
Again from girl video - look like Ghanian are just chilled out boys - I doubt their entire night life can even rival kenyamatatu nightlife - few places can - matatu alone nightlife are more than Ghana can handle - leave alone the bars & clubs - Nairobi at night is crazy - it loud obxonious - and everywhere. And Nairobeans or kenya just head to bar straight from job. Mos t of other countries I have seen - Uganda, South africa , nigeria, ghana - people go home - dress up for the night - which are semi-formal. Kenyans simply empty from office to bar at 5pm. Nairobi from 6-7ish it become a mudhouse - matatus start competing with bars for clients - and by midnight - almost all the bars are emptying out - as people are now drunk - by 3pm it's over. Matatus pick you if you use them and drop you with same loud music, disco lights.

Thank goodness bars in kenya were eventually regulated - to open at 5pm and most close by law by 11pm- otherwise it uses to 24hours of madness - a few have such license. Saturday and sunday they are open at 2pm - otherwise again people use to drink silly 24hrs - some dont even show up home.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7PxA18K0Xs

Shma2022:
Just stop. You're embarrassing yourself.

Let's try Nightlife.


https://afrikanza.com/blogs/entertainment/african-nightlife

NTSA:
Interesting ..how many days are they spending in Ghana.. anyway Just yesterday two chattered flights full of tourists landed in Mombasa.

Just40:
Keep crying

Desperate as usual making excuses for why Kenya earn less in tourism.

Various cruise ship at Tema Harbour

NTSA:
Kenya has a proper tourism industry with even dedicated cruise tourism something not heard of in west Africa

popizaino:
Misery love company but Ghana has no reason to be this fuc*ked up

rvp2018:
Very good.
Dont allow the JustMad40 to railroad your entire country to become a fool paradise or world laughing stock
You gotta say what is truthful.
There is no patriotism when someone sink a generation like that.

mhkent:
Ghanaians what do you think about what this our spokesperson said.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMFbAVxEs/

popizaino:
Ghanaians right now

popizaino:
K.

See below

obaaderemi:
This blow is below the belt. This is vawulence.

rvp20182:
We will only know for sure once sleepy Buhari wakes up.

Recently the Nigeria senate woke up and claimed some countries owe them 10B dollars in unpaid energy bills.

It appears - Banking and Energy sector - continue to be your albatross. Maybe you should consider ramping up utilities bills and metering everyone to reduce systemic energy problems.

Dr Bawumia said the accusation that direct COVID-19 expenditure, which amounted to GHC 12.0 billion--GHC8.1 billion in 2020 and GHC 3.9billion in 2021--was the reason for the crisis could not be true as two major items, the Banking Sector Clean up (GHC 25 billion) and the Energy Sector Excess Capacity payments (GHC 17 billion) had accounted for the increased debt stock.

gallivant:
What are you doing in a Kenya Nigeria thread if you're not looking for relevance?

gallivant:
Do you even have apartments in that dwarf habitat you call Accra?

popizaino:
Save your words. I am not interested.

Saddamochieng00:
Typical typical West African behaviour. I can't say am surprised.

gallivant:
These hobbits always trying to impress Kenyans. By now you fools should have got the memo, we aren't impressed by zoos.

rvp2018:
What madness are you on.
KPLC requires 50-70M dollars monthly to pay IPPs and loans they took in foreign currency.
They need to figure out how to survive the dollar crunch
And are proposing charging customers in EPZ, embassies and such dollars if they agree

As for Ghana - have you even paid Nigeria for Gas without walking sleeping Buhari ?

You own power companies dont even pay for their debt - it's Ghana gov that pays

Just40:
that's what they spend on entire program

Just40:
FSHS only cost us 2 billion per year.. that's peanut money

vaxx:
they are some social intervention the govt embarked on that really caused this mess . And I called it necessary debt .

The free education for instance , even if you are to blame them for anything , remember many student are schooling and eating freely .

I agree this is not what we bargain for ?

Just40:
Kuffour and all the rest raise a beast they can't control and he has done them dirty.. no wonder Ken is washing all of their dirty laundry in public.
Did you listen to Bernard this morning?

vaxx:
The open speech in Ghana gave birth to that ........ Have you wonder why no negative remarks comes from rwanda , it is always rossy there ..... what do you think .