gallivant: Other than desert sprawl and pyramids, there is nothing special in Cairo. Casablanca and Algiers are however in a different class. My point is opinions whether subjective cannot refute facts. Accra is a great city but its nowhere near Nairobi and that is a fact, not an opinion.
When we say Nairobi is nowhere near Joberg there are so many things to prove that.. But when you say Accra is nowhere near Nairobi what are some of the things you think makes Nairobi far ahead of Accra?
Shma: Your point was straightforward, it's not a long drawn out with twists and turns. why should people argue over an obvious thing. ? Lemme give you the whole text, you didn't get the perspective of this man, who is not even a Kenyan. He says Nairobi is more developed going by their Wakanda power( black muscle engagement in building their city) but in reality, he knows Nairobi Can't match Joburg in nearly all spheres of development.
Shma: In development, YouTube comments will speak volumes.
Joburg is ahead of Nairobi, No one disputed that.
South Africans can say what they want cos they are ahead. Comparing Nairobi to them is a no-brainer Joburg will triumph.
When it comes to other African nations like Accra or Lagos, the comparison will be demeaning to Nairobi. Watch any video and screenshot comments here. You'll realize that, in Sub Sahara Africa, only south Africa can have a say on kenya as far as cities are concerned.
Still the point hasn't sink in.
Some of your people on the same video claim Nairobi is ahead of Joberg so what about that? Below is one of the comments you posted meaning you endores it.
On another YouTube video *Cairo vrs Nairobi* some of your people think Nairobi is developed than Cairo..
My point is, everyone have their opinion, we see differently and we judge differently. So to compare two entities there are some parameters to look at. Also you don't judge by one person's opinion but by group of knowledgeable people and that's why there are rankings done for many things.
He spends all his time defending kenyans.. When you say anything negative about Naija he won't mind you but you there not do same with Kenya. He will come defend them as if his life depends on that
A lot of times he *@Popzaino* will post something negative about Ghana and tag the kenyans,,. @Rvp,@Saddam, @Gallivant et al will reply by denigrating Ghana, Nigeria and sometimes the entire West African Region but the coward that he is, he will just coil back into his shells and varnish for some hours.. He can't even defend his own fatherland Naija..
He has been like that for ages so it's clear that he is their slave, he can't do without them.
Shma: Bro. Is it wrong for a south African to say that? They have all the right because they are F*ckin ahead of us. No one will be pained over those comments.
But on the other hand, they recognize Nairobi to be one of the most developed city outside SA.
The point I made flew over your head as usual.
What you posted confirms the point I made that *social media comments* are people's personal thoughts so they can't be absolute. There are parameters for comparing two entities.
In one comment, you claim to agree with the claims that Joberg is ahead of Nai but in the same comment you don't agree that's hilarious. Dude be real.
You see the hypocricy? Whenever your slave @Popzaino posts negative YouTube comments about Ghana you guys rejoice over it.
People's personal opinions cant be taken as the truth.. You see some people even likened Nairobi to a village in the comment section.. (First pic)
Do you guys remember the Facebook screenshot @Popzaino (your slave) posted here sometime ago where a Ghanaian guy *Freemind Family* talked shit about Ghana? that same guy talked shit about nairobi on this YouTube video. (Second pic)
There are parameters used to compare cities or countries so people's personal opinions on social media can't be absolute.
Shma: They will come for you with their ragtag flyovers to prove how advanced they are.
Quality is seen.
It's very beautiful but then again, repeating same pictures, same location confirms our statement that your country's development is limited to a small area.
mtisQ: True .I can pick a Nigerian from a crowd..they talk alot an loudly.. Ghanaian s I hear are quiet lot..I don't understand how comes here Ghanaian s are loudy an abusive
The word here is *the average* .
Ghanaians are *quiet* but are not *quiet*. Hope you understand.
mtisQ: Wode Maya claims most time he visits Kenya he is harassed by the police..couple of time he has been handcuffed..reason coz he from west Africa..Any thought from my fellow waffas
Bottom line, your security guys need serious training and education... They think West Africa is a country..
gallivant: So long story short it's a case of lack of planning. Thanks.
Ghana is not like USA, UK etc where roads, electricity, water etc are done first before people start building. Not even your slum country can do that so how do you mean by *lack of planning*?
Here in Ghana as development spreads, electricity and water gets to the people fast.. Road takes time to be done unless there are some powerful people who can lobby for the roads to be done early if not it will take some time..
mtisQ: The houses are ok but quite expensive for that price..
Very very expensive but the owner doesn't want to pay for advertisement...
Most estate developments in Ghana gets sold out before completion so for this one to still have some not sold after 2 years of completion means the owner ain't serious.
rvp2018: Our cement consumption is approaching 8 million metric tonnes - yours is 4m. Ignore the mad ghanian ranting. East Legon is chicken coop you find in Nairobi Metro.
We dont even have the time to count the number of estates in Nairobi Metro
It's a shame a so called *developed Kenya* is struggling to compare it's stagnant old rich neighborhoods to East Legon Hills of yesterday(less than 7 years)... Pity fall on you
gallivant: Great residential roads. Looks just like Switzerland and Singapore.
Sarcasm(your own problem)
That neighborhood is spreading like harmattan fire and it will require serious lobbying from Government to get all their roads done.
People are completing their estates/houses in months. So far Electricity Company and Ghana Water works are trying their best to connect all houses to the national grid but for Roads and Highways authority, it won't be easy for them to tar their roads..
When you get to the neighborhood you will see contractors constructing their drainage system/gutters and that alone shows something is being done and just a matter of time for Government to allocate some money for their roads to be fixed.