mtisTheQubit:
The Real Ghana
Guys ths peeps even got market for human parts..scary eeh..just listen to the drive..

An now i understand Ghana..you folks just mix eveything..you merge slums with your cbd..whats that..No zoning or what ?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fqyVn04L-A

mtisTheQubit:


Big man ehh anyway kazi you mean they can pick you from the street just like that.kwani you look like a somali why is everyone talking of moving from that beautiful country

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:


Does James town look as Horrible as the majority of Kenya communities?
See how the houses are more better than you will have in Kenyan communities?

See how it road networks are well laid out, with electricity and Water with a better Health facility...

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:


About eleven minutes of the video captured Accra central where trading activities slows traffic on week days.

Better than any old community, open/street market areas in nairobi

Transcriber:

Watch out

jl115:
for what?

Transcriber:

Just watch out bro

Don't go off Nairaland

Gichwawa254:
;Ddamn that driver hahaha eti you can get anything even human parts wallahi he is so hilarious

jl115:
lol.... Watch out for what bru

mtisTheQubit:

The good news you have borrowed a brain from those body parts market place..now you sound almost intelligent..I will not add anything more bro an I gave you a like

jl115:
lol.... Watch out for what bru

vankelvin:


That's just an adage. Don't take it literally.

That stretch of road is a market enclave so there is nothing you need that you won't get from Accra central.

Torture2020:
I piss inside your dirty, smelly mouth, ediiot!

Consider it your greatest achievement the privilege to talk to me. I don’t have time for illiterates like you

How is it my fault that kenyans cannot feed themselves? Those who live in glass houses, don’t throw stones

Kazikazi:
The problem of these African nations is they have very weak institutions. They are failing big time on data collection,all their data are just estimated. It's not a surprise to see an African nation having a sound economy on paper,but on ground,they even lack a city which their whole economy is orchestrated from.
SA is quite different though. They have a GDP, and also they have things on ground.But these other bastards with over faked figures are a big joke.Go to some nations and see how backward,how primitive they are.See how they lack the life's necessities,e.g drinking water & healthcare.

vankelvin:


That's why we always say Kenyan education is trush.. So you did not get the understanding of what the driver said?

This is a common adage used by people of Accra whenever they want to describe Accra central.

*You can even get human parts there* meaning everything you need is sold in Accra central. It does not mean they sell human parts there.

You guys are a special type of breed, your understanding to issues is very very limited.

popizaino:



Thank goodness you're seeing it for yourself

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..

vankelvin:

[s]
Thank goodness your foolishness is legendary.

So after living in Ghana for over a decade you don't know Accra central? How do you expect that market area to look like? huh![/s]

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[b][/b]. 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:
there's nothing like Hyperinflation with the Cedi ...


What we are talking about is solely based on racketeering by traders..
It cuts across rent, transport, and pricing of commodities and services....

Do you even know how many times my rent has changed in Abidjan? Mention one thing who's price has remained the same since 2009.

The reasons why the cities on the list I posted are on that list is mostly behavioral, with the exception of Iran and Syria which are situational...


In Accra, prices of everything in the city is tied to the pricing of petroleum products. When fuel prices goes up, the price of everything goes up.. The problem is, no one makes sure they come back down when fuel prices reduce, except for cost of transportation...

All the Chinese cities on the list are there because the prices of everything is tied to real estate speculation..

Just30:
Thats why he didn't deserve a reply ..

They will say anything to make them feel good about their depressing country..

Abohboy:


Abidjan has tall buildings...

Kazikazi:
the level of hostilities is too high,plus the economy.
I can't understand why SA don't allow Tz products in their country?! How can they import something from Spain while Tz has the same thing of even high quality! Africa's free trade is a fallacy. Now they even burn our stuff

https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2021-03-28-sa-could-have-cheap-avocados-from-tanzania-not-the-mediterranean/

vankelvin:
[b]
[s]
Ghana is not a place for poor people like you.
You left Nigeria to Ghana for over 10 years now. Cote DIvior is a good country( very true) so you can pack your things and go seek asylum there too.

You are too poor that even the small town where you leave is also expensive for you..

Go back to your Imo State [/s]

Just30:
Kenyans are so poorly educated such that they don't even know literature... Don't blame them

Just30:
what's you mean is, they only have a few brain cells connecting ....

You don't have to be so diplomatic

vankelvin:


These guys have personal issues.

See how they understood our Convo.

vankelvin:


Very shocking.

The guy understood the driver in a different way