Jamestown123:
And what has that got to do with me? I'm I from ghana?

mtisTheQubit:
@ Jamestown123...was watching ths video about Accra an jametown an wast happy at all.Even the driver was stressing me with his tales

popizaino:



Ghana is not the only country with the informal sector as the backbone of her economy,in fact I'm sure 85% of sub-Saharan African countries depend on the informal sector and their capital cities doesn't come off as market centres like Accra.None of the countries ghana claim to look up to look like market centres,I mean Singapore and Norway . The informal trading are always cramped in big market places like you have kejetia. Accra metropolitan authorities should look to build such big markets in every District of the city to take off these mess from the street.This concept isn't alien to the cities you claim to be more developed than. If you want develop, do it like the rest of the world,don't claim development when you are still doing things like you have in stone age. Accra should depict herself as the been the administrative centre of an oil and gold rich nation not looking like open air market.

Gichwawa254:
yap that's what entails a real developed city good organization of industrial zones, residential zones and commercial zones eg cbds with a good road network n NMT and a good skyline (urban planning) to top it up otherwise you get when a city is disorganized even when it grows n develops it becomes a slumpolis , no matter how developed it will be due to lack of zoning rules where anything goes so definitely i will go with organized cities where there is a clear zoned areas where slums are clearly defined from other residential areas n can be eliminated gradually not a mix mash of slums n good residences in one neighborhood which can be tricky to develop due to varied interests so will stick with Abidjan.... thanks n cheers mate

Just30:
It's October and Accra is this Choked

Imagine December when all house owners return to Accra with their families and move their various cars ...

Seem, some people will have to celebrate their X'Mas early

popizaino:



Thank goodness you're seeing it for yourself

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rvp2018:
Kenya GDP 2010 - 40B - Kenya GDP 2020-100B. Ghana 2010 - 32 - 2020 -72B. The rest are your hallucinations. Kenya has moved from position 12 in Africa to now position 6 - by 2023 - Morocco will be seeing dust - and then Algeria by 2025.

Then the list will be "Nigeria", Egypt, South Africa and Kenya.

Just30:
The is no difference between the region and the City now because there's no more separation between the two...

Now they are even fighting on where the city boundary ends.

Just30:
Ofada stew... Right?

Gichwawa254:
that nigga is mad think we don't know what's up in Ghana, better listen to Mr ghanababy Wode Maya (village boy) who knows his stuff,he has been around Ghana n been more than ten times in Kenya n includes last week who has said more than enough times Kenya is better n more developed than Ghana in his clips ,his words be like Ghana is only better than Kenya at only food cuisine (jollof nana rice n okra n some soup guessed called egusi or something).

Just30:
the most insane part is fish being more expensive in Accra and Takoradi than Kumasi..

But this understood by the fact that about 70% of fish from the coast ends up in KUmasi

rvp2018:
I think it same problem facing any country with history of hyperinflation.. Argentina, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Ghana..Its hard to trust cedis..it depreciate rapidly every year.. Ghana redominated about 10yrs but it has depreciated 600%...if you're selling you gotta factor future inflation..by time you're done..Kumasi I think does wholesale trading so things move faster

vankelvin:


[s]Coming from a person who is seeking asylum in Ghana? So weird.

I think Buhari will need this advice of yours so why don't you go and tell him this fantastic idea? OR? [/s]

Transcriber:
yeah.
And the ofada rice too

mtisTheQubit:


have noted that Nigerians love rice..dont ask where i got that from...

Gichwawa254:
Dumsor stories saw miss Trudy n Wode Maya talk about it you have a nice apartment but bad electricity wash taabu tupu ;DDumsor stories saw miss Trudy n Wode Maya talk about it you have a nice apartment but bad electricity wash taabu tupu

popizaino:



The emboldened is one of the reason why I know you've done your research well on Ghana and I always agree to your post, cus it's actually the reality on ground and it's what I have experienced on a personal level. The hyperinflation is bad especially when compare her to next door neighbour Cote d'ivoire. Till covid-19 happened, you get the prices of most commodities in 2019 as what you got them in 2009 in ivory coast.

Just30:
Lunatic

Your country men are struggling to point to even one area where Kenya meet up to Ghana in development.

To reach Ghana's level of development, your country need to invest more in it people.

vankelvin:


The guy is lying through his teeths, Wode Maya never in any of his videos said those nonsense he wrote up there.. You know how Kenyans are, they lie to feel good.

popizaino:



The emboldened is one of the reason why I know you've done your research well on Ghana and I always agree to your post, cus it's actually the reality on ground and it's what I have experienced on a personal level. The hyperinflation is bad especially when compare her to next door neighbour Cote d'ivoire. Till covid-19 happened, you get the prices of most commodities in 2019 as what you got them in 2009 in ivory coast.

jl115:
Kenya will overtake SA in about 100 years.... Not in terms of per capita but yes eventually in terms of sheer size of your economy driven by your population growth..... Just like Nigeria

But just like Nigeria, Kenya will forever be behind SA in terms of the things that actually matter, like infrastructure, wealth per capita, gdp per capita, hdi, technology ect ect

Transcriber:

Trash
Nigeria is coming up with force.
We are in our way to become another world power


Watch out.


See as dis pipu dey insult Naija sha
This too shall pass

Gichwawa254:
nop on things on the ground(reality) which can be seen on his videos and interviews from different [b]personalities from both countries example a ghanian chef who is married to a kenyan who lives with his family in Nairobi mostly visits Accra after every two months each year who confessed to Kenya being better or you want me to bring that Ghana's vision 2050 [/b]development north star which quotes nai n Kenya as a role model anyway no vex charlie just friendly banter bruh given a chance to stay in west africa will choose ghana esp Takoradi n live with a dark skinned Akan beauty seems a cool place nway wanna learn Akan would you teach me

mtisTheQubit:


Bro first impression matters alot..if thats my first visit to Ghana an i see ths then am gonna have a different opion about Ghana as a whole...They need to man-up an create something better than ths as a capital city..its not like Ghana is a poor country..

Torture2020:
[s]Hyper inflation? So tell me, why are you still hiding your ugly face in Ghana? Aren’t you supposed to be back in your pathetic country where inflation is currently 16% and growing, and people are being kidnapped upanddown for ransom of gala and coke. Heard they even take cooked food as ransom these days

Ghana’s inflationary figure is 10% ofui Wonderment Fuckeduppedness

Are you Ivorian now? Oh dear oh dear. [/s]

jl115:
cool story bro!

vankelvin:


You have a point there.
Abidjan city planners did a good job but all the same Accra has got lots of other good things over Abidjan... There's nothing Abidjan have that Accra do not have.


For a well organized and planned city, Abidjan takes the crown but for development! please Accra ain't joking

Mkenya2019:
You're confusing - 415B is projected for this year - the real figures will be out when some time next year. Your 2020 GDP from what I can see is 300B. I have seen you say 380B.

Mauritus tiny or not - has overtaken South Africa - this did not just happen - they made it happen.

South Africa economy is expected to recover. Kenya economy will grow. The big difference - coming from -5 percent last year to 5 percent is zero growth - it's recovery.

popizaino:



Ghana is not the only country with the informal sector as the backbone of her economy,in fact I'm sure 85% of sub-Saharan African countries depend on the informal sector and their capital cities doesn't come off as market centres like Accra.None of the countries ghana claim to look up to look like market centres,I mean Singapore and Norway . The informal trading are always cramped in big market places like you have kejetia. Accra metropolitan authorities should look to build such big markets in every District of the city to take off these mess from the street.This concept isn't alien to the cities you claim to be more developed than. If you want develop, do it like the rest of the world,don't claim development when you are still doing things like you have in stone age. Accra should depict herself as the been the administrative centre of an oil and gold rich nation not looking like open air market.