rvp2018:
Your sound more stupid than usual.
You have so much problems - you put in a system - where SS kids go to school for half year - and then go hunting rats the other half
Just so you can reduce the backlog.

You have 14,000 Junior Secondary schools and then mere 900 Senior High Schools.

Simple maths - 1 Senior High school - has to admit from 17-18 Junior SS - if you were to get to 100% transition.

Jesus christ - 800 senior high schools. That must be one senior high school per district.

Shma2020:


You're still cooking more lies after lies.

Zombie. your total road network as of 2013 was 67k km right? So how can you dispute the real reputable content from your ministry? This is directly from your government.

You had 11k km of total paved road network in 2013, a poor country like Ghana can not double the figure within a period of 7yrs. That should be a blatant lie.


This is your government, and i'm glad they back your content up with a pic reference.
The road network in Ghana can be considered good, especially trunk roads which link main cities, towns and villages. Road transport is already significant to Ghana’s economy as it is the most widely available form of transport in the country. It links agricultural production areas with local, regional and national markets and it carries in excess of 97% of all passenger and freight traffic in Ghana. The 209 km Oti Damanko-Nakpanduri Road, expected to be completed by October, 2016, is being jointly financed by the Brazilian Government and the Government of Ghana, with an amount of $240 million and $50 million respectively, bringing the total contract sum to $290 million. The project, when completed, will enhance economic activities between the Volta and Northern regions, improve the standard of living of the people and contribute to government’s efforts at bringing development to the northern sector of the country. Rehabilitation and capacity increasing works of the 15 km long Awoshie to Pokuase road axis will include construction of 2-2 and 2-3 lanes. The Walewale-Gambaga, Yendi-Gushiegu and the eastern corridor are among road projects under construction in the Northern Region.

For information on Ghana Road Network contact details, please see the following link: 4.1 Ghana Government Contact List



Road Class and Surface Conditions
It is estimated that Ghana has about 67,291 km of road network today. Of this, 12,785 km are trunk roads, 42,394 km are feeder roads and 12,112 km are urban roads. 83% of trunk roads, 36% of urban roads and 72% of feeder roads are considered being in either good or fair condition. The network size, of which only 17% is paved, grows at an average rate of 8% per year.

leo552:

Are you posting a pitch or a school?

rvp2018:
Your sound more stupid than usual.
You have so much problems - you put in a system - where SS kids go to school for half year - and then go hunting rats the other half
Just so you can reduce the backlog.

You have 14,000 Junior Secondary schools and then mere 900 Senior High Schools.

Simple maths - 1 Senior High school - has to admit from 17-18 Junior SS - if you were to get to 100% transition.

Jesus christ - 800 senior high schools. That must be one senior high school per district.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Lagos the most developed city in Africa

Shma2020:

Wrong.

You find SA beautiful because you have a partner there to suck d*ck.

A foolish zombie like samorobo has nothing but jealousy and unmanly tantrums.

South Africa is So so beautiful and you don't have to prove it to me.

Zombie

Just30:
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I dont have to read your stupidity


You can refer to my responses of yesterday for your education

Wuoche:


There were nothing quality in those pictures you posted. What I saw were apartments like schools.

Just30:


Fact is, A senior High school in Ghana will pass for a university in kenya

Shma2020:


1. South Africa

South Africa (SA) has a road network of 750,000kms, the 10th longest network in the world and 18th longest paved network globally. The SA National Roads Agency Ltd (Sanral) is currently managing about 21,403 km’s, of which 84 percent are non-tolled and only 16 percent are tolled. There are more than six million more vehicles on South African roads today than they were in 1994. The traffic will continue growing – much of it on roads that are already operating at close to capacity during busy periods.

2. Kenya

Kenya has a road network of about 177,800 km out of which only 63,575 km is classified. It is estimated that about 70 per cent (44,100 km) of the classified road network is in good condition and is maintainable while the remaining 30 per cent (18,900 km) requires rehabilitation or reconstruction. The World Bank has supported the extensive roads rehabilitation project, investing $1 billion (Sh1.3 trillion) in International Development Association (IDA) financing over 13 years. Today, 162,000 kilometres of Kenya’s roads are documented, and the country is currently working on recording and updating the condition of the existing network

Just30:
Ghana has a total road network of 109,515km and 84,000km of it is classified into Trunk,urban and feeder Roads.

40,000km of classified roads are paved

Just30:
Ghana has a total road network of 109,515km and 84,000km of it is classified into Trunk,urban and feeder Roads.

40,000km of classified roads are paved

Wuoche:


You claims have no weight at all. If you only have 800 Secondary schools in Ghana and each year only 350,000 join those schools then it means that each junior high school will produce 20 students each year. And then you can't compare population of our Secondary schools to those funny funny Secondary schools you have in Ghana, most of our Secondary schools have a population of 1500 and above.

Just30:
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You have fewer classified road network and 2 times less paved road network

Compare yourself with south Sudan.

Shma2020:
Stop lying

You had 11k km of paved road network in 2013.

There is no way your government will tripled that figure within 7yrs, unless you're China.

Vlain:


The day U learn to seperate me from Samorobo is the day U will understand me better

I don't lick arse .I say it as I see. SA is advanced and beautiful and if I U don't like hearing me say it then I suggest U tell all SAns here never post SA cos the more they do the more I can't help but admire. Don't be angry and jealous I don't do the same for nairobi.its because she has gotten there yet(she seem a little off track). Would u rather I fake it by praising nairobi when she is not worth is.

Wuoche:


0nly 12,000km is paved.

Shma2020:
I'm feeding you with facts but you're busy trying to peddle tantrums.

You're old enough to be posting this nonsense. Anyway, Ghana with her 67 km of paved road network in 2013 managed to add another 40k km of road network.
It's acceptable since your population is growing so does villages.

From 11k km, your government has only added 4k km of paved road network, lemme quote for you figures from your own government.

Just30:
Ghana has a total road network of 109,515km and 84,000km of it is classified into Trunk,urban and feeder Roads.

40,000km of classified roads are paved

Wuoche:


You claims have no weight at all. If you only have 800 Secondary schools in Ghana and each year only 350,000 join those schools then it means that each junior high school will produce 20 students each year. And then you can't compare population of our Secondary schools to those funny funny Secondary schools you have in Ghana, most of our Secondary schools have a population of 1500 and above.

Wuoche:


You claims have no weight at all. If you only have 800 Secondary schools in Ghana and each year only 350,000 join those schools then it means that each junior high school will produce 20 students each year. And then you can't compare population of our Secondary schools to those funny funny Secondary schools you have in Ghana, most of our Secondary schools have a population of 500 and above.

vankelvin:
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You see how empty you are?

Entire population in your Secondary Schools could be 1500 and above and you are making noise over our over 800+ SHS schools?

Infact we shouldn't waste time on these Kenyans, these guys are too dumb.

Yesterday it was about missionary schools, today it's about number of schools? Like seriously?

So if you have Secondary Schools which admits less than 1600 students as compared to our Secondary Schools that admits averagely over 2000 students, per your thinking Ghana having 800+ Secondary Schools is bad?

Fyi, in Ghana, some SHS population are above 2500 so you can't compare them to your 1500 student population.
By common sense you should know that Kenya has a higher population than Ghana so it's normal for Kenya to have higher number of SHS schools or students?

Wuoche:


Liar, Ghana only have 78,000km of road network of which only 14,000km is trunk and the trunk roads are half paved

Wuoche:


Your education system is shit and your claims doesn't make any sense.

Just30:
keep living in the past

There are already new figures out

AS per 2020, Ghana classified road networks has reached 84,000km

with trunk roads which forms the national highway network almost at 16,000km.

There is no single highway in Ghana that is not paved


The kind of every you are wasting to bring Ghana paved road network down to your level should be place on your dumb leaders to pave more roads for your underdeveloped country.

Just30:



Let's stick to facts,

Your road network is too small to compare so find another country as underdeveloped as kenya.

You are not in our league, stop crying this early morning with tantrums and stupidity .

When kenya can finally reach 40,000km then we will compare your despotic nation to us.

Just30:


I first you to WAEC to see how many Junior High students write BECE per year.


Please stop making noise,
Which most of your secondary schools have 1500 population?

The majority of your secondary schools cant admitted up to 100 students a year, meaning most of them have less than 400 student population.

All senior high schools in Ghana have above 1400 students on campus and the largest ones have over 2000 students at maximum.
Majority of their students are boarders.


This will pass for a university in your shitty country

Just30:
keep living in the past

There are already new figures out

AS per 2020, Ghana classified road networks has reached 84,000km

with trunk roads which forms the national highway network almost at 16,000km.

There is no single highway in Ghana that is not paved


The kind of every you are wasting to bring Ghana paved road network down to your level should be place on your dumb leaders to pave more roads for your underdeveloped country.

vankelvin:


Currently some Secondary school have more than 2500 students.

My days in Secondary school (so many years now)
Our Form 3 seniors were over 650+
Form 2 were 800+
My batch we were 912

In form 3 our number had reduced to
680+ because some were repeated.

We had over 800 form 2 students
And over 900 form 1 students.

Some schools take higher numbers than ours.

vankelvin:


Currently some Secondary school have more than 2500 students.

My days in Secondary school (so many years now)
Our Form 3 seniors were over 650+
Form 2 were 800+
My batch we were 912

In form 3 our number had reduced to
680+ because some were repeated.

We had over 800 form 2 students
And over 900 form 1 students.

Some schools take higher numbers than ours.