theenchanter:
what do u think about redesigning d naira note? At this time, for that matter.... And why the rush too? Cos me never see any convincing reason sha.

They want to introduce bigger notes because naira devaluation looks inevitable with parallel market double the official market .What can 1000 naira note really buy... almost 200 kshs...can't buy much... Nigeria need 5000 and 10000 naira note

POKUASI2:
there he goes with that criticize your country nonsense.
Multifaceted problems? I'm surprised he didn't mention electricity.
Continue counting Multifaceted problems of Nigeria while we move forward.

We're making progress on almost every front. Continue counting our problems whiles your country sinks

"While your country move forward" and you are still here in Ghana complaining of hardship?

We thank God your country is making progress on almost every front. Henceforth let that be your prayer topic and worry not about Ghana cos nobody asked you to come to Ghana

Kazikazi:
Who don't know the sensa exercise contains many stuff?
But do u know u can get all those information they are seeking without blowing all those big monies doing a sensa.

What's a sensa? Low IQ complimented by bad education. A census can never be sensa, or whatever they taught you in that shithole.

theenchanter:
what do u think about redesigning d naira note? At this time, for that matter.... And why the rush too? Cos me never see any convincing reason sha.

It's the biting inflation. Just add zeros to the useless naira and pretend everything is well.

Kisumu

Lekki Deep Seaport Finally Completes and Handed Over; Biggest Deep Seaport in West Africa
construction started 15 June 2020 - completed October -24 -2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgFymK25oWE

Wuoche:
Kisumu

Kisumu - The city with a tiny CBD
check out Kaduna -Northern Nigeria

Kazikazi:
Kenyan army have failed to fight off the M23 rebels in DRC.
Ordinary folks are really fed up


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qSACQnEQBg

Where do you see Kenya Army there?

POKUASI2:
I guess you didn't get where this whole rice argument came from hence struggling to get a grip of what is all about and the nonsensical patriotism in you had to come in to defend nonsense.
What is the daily minimum wage in ghana? =12:53.
Now, you need at least 5 cedis to eat rice with no fish,egg, chicken or meat cos a cup of cooked rice in Accra starts from 5 cedis so if the average Ghanaian should eat only rice with no egg,or meat 3 times daily, it means they'll need 15 cedis which is way above the daily minimum wage in ghana.
So based on the facts above, your Average Ghanaian spends more on food than he earns.
Going by these analysis, Ghanaians are evidently hungrier now than 7 months ago.
Another dimension to the analysis is, the 37 percent inflation rate your govt released is false and misleading.
I cited the example of 5kg rice going for 40 cedis 6 months ago and now, doing double, that figure.

You may be right afterall.

68816419:

Kisumu - The city with a tiny CBD
check out Kaduna -Northern Nigeria

Kaduna is Ugly with no shopping malls.

Wuoche:


Kaduna is Ugly with no shopping malls.

Kenyans and their wild way of reasoning.

rvp2018:
They want to introduce bigger notes because naira devaluation looks inevitable with parallel market double the official market .What can 1000 naira note really buy... almost 200 kshs...can't buy much... Nigeria need 5000 and 10000 naira note

u're blabbing nonsense. They aren't introducing bigger notes, only redesigning some current notes.

theenchanter:
u're blabbing nonsense. They aren't introducing bigger notes, only redesigning some current notes.

It is known as reinventing the wheel but unfortunately the Old wheel was made out of cast iron and this new wheel which is like the note is made out of plastic

Werey.....

Wuoche:


Kaduna is Ugly with no shopping malls.

In state of Kaduna, cities such Kadunatown, Zaria, and Kafanchan cities each have superior infrastructural advancements than Mombasa AND Nakuru combined not even Kisumu, including roads, marketplaces, and sports facilities, Currently, the state is rebuilding all of Kaduna Market in addition to dualizing over 59 highways and creating over 12 bridges across the roadways.
There are more than 50 shopping centers serving these areas some have been completed while others are under construction .
1- The Galaxy mall
2-Neighbourhood Centre Mall
3. NDDC MALL
4. ASD CITY MALL

Some of the more than 50 dualized highways in the capital of Kaduna. The beautiful thing about this project is that all roads in Kaduna have deep sewage covered sewage systems with walk ways on them, solar street lights, and greenings. No other place in all of Africa is pursuing road improvements like this.
1.dualization of The 5.86km Aliyu Makama Road, Barnawa
2. dualization of yakubu gawon Road, Kaduna
3. Dualized Waff roads
4. Dualized and Lights and Road Marking at Ribadu Road/Tafawa Balewa way

No country in all of Africa is now doing projects as vast and significant as Nigeria. Over 8300 kilometers of new roads have been completed, which is more than Kenya has created since becoming independent. The largest gas project in Africa is also almost finished. Numerous big industries (mainly private) , the largest number of new Airports(Lagos, kano, Abuja, Enugu and PH) in Africa, 4 major sea ports, Rail projects and other significant developments .
1- The 376-kilometer Abuja-Kaduna- Zaria- Kano Road (AKR) and has made tremendous progress at different sections of the AKR project. the project is nearing completion
2. The Second Niger bridge is a Nigerian Federal Government project that is 1.6 km (0.99 mi) long and furnished with other ancillary infrastructure including a 10.3 km (6.4 mi) highway, Owerri interchange and a toll station all at Obosi city
3 - $2.8 billion 614km-long he Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) pipeline is a 614km-long natural gas pipeline being developed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). 70%
4. The Lagos–Kano Standard Gauge Railway is a 1,343 kilometres (835 miles)-long standard gauge railway under construction in Nigeria.

- 26 July 2016 (187 km Abuja-Kaduna) opened
- 10 June 2021 (156 km Double tracked Lagos-Ibadan) opened
- Double tracked Kano- Kaduna- 200.11km under construction

Kenya back then, Nigeria back then.


Kenya now, Nigeria now.

Obviously we know the superior country here.

From which budget? Giant stories of giant of Africa.

68816419:
No country in all of Africa is now doing projects as vast and significant as Nigeria. Over 8300 kilometers of new roads have been completed, which is more than Kenya has created since becoming independent. The largest gas project in Africa is also almost finished. Numerous big industries (mainly private) , the largest number of new Airports(Lagos, kano, Abuja, Enugu and PH) in Africa, 4 major sea ports, Rail projects and other significant developments .
1- The 376-kilometer Abuja-Kaduna- Zaria- Kano Road (AKR) and has made tremendous progress at different sections of the AKR project. the project is nearing completion
2. The Second Niger bridge is a Nigerian Federal Government project that is 1.6 km (0.99 mi) long and furnished with other ancillary infrastructure including a 10.3 km (6.4 mi) highway, Owerri interchange and a toll station all at Obosi city
3 - $2.8 billion 614km-long he Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) pipeline is a 614km-long natural gas pipeline being developed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). 70%
4. The Lagos–Kano Standard Gauge Railway is a 1,343 kilometres (835 miles)-long standard gauge railway under construction in Nigeria.

- 26 July 2016 (187 km Abuja-Kaduna) opened
- 10 June 2021 (156 km Double tracked Lagos-Ibadan) opened
- Double tracked Kano- Kaduna- 200.11km under construction

What can 1000 naira buy you? What is wrong with design. They should introduce high denomination as 1 Naira is equivalent soon to A DOLLAR...very soon going by black market rate (nearly 800 naira to a dollar). High denomination will reduce the amount of cash you have to carry...otherwise you may soon need a wheelbarrow.

theenchanter:
u're blabbing nonsense. They aren't introducing bigger notes, only redesigning some current notes.

rvp2018:
From which budget? Giant stories of giant of Africa.

Who cares where the money is coming from?.they are getting funded and completed anyways.

They never get completed in your lifetime.

samorobo:


Who cares where the money is coming from?.they are getting funded and completed anyways.

rvp2018:
obaboon why don't you just cry over it then get over it...

R I P, you are the one who couldn't get over a debate you lost, one I already forgot about after giving you the lesson.

TookDownYourMum:
Kenya back then, Nigeria back then.


Kenya now, Nigeria now.

Obviously we know the superior country here.

Look at the old pictures. The Nigerian old house is indigenous, the Kenyan own is foreign as usual.

vankelvin:
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"While your country move forward" and you are still here in Ghana complaining of hardship?

We thank God your country is making progress on almost every front. Henceforth let that be your prayer topic and worry not about Ghana cos nobody asked you to come to Ghana

some of us are concerned because we don't want another west African country on the brink of collapse and Nigeria stepping in as always to make financial and otherwise donations to save a sinking ship called ghana.
We don't want a repeat of 1983 where you guys trooped into Nigeria like army worms with different vises including prostitution, man pimping their wives out for money.
Gangsterism. Ghanaian drivers stealing their Nigerian masters' vehicles and running back to ghana.

Just40:
Does this look like hunger to you ?

Ulcer is not even among the first 100 lifestyle conditions reported at hospitals.

If you have ulcer because you can't feed yourself, its only because you're lazy and not bright.

This one is marina mall receipts just to prove a point and the fact he's not a slum dweller.. hahahaha..
Dude save your small man syndrome BS cos nobody is impressed.

popizaino:



You may be right afterall.

are you paying mind to the idi.ots!?
I said their economy is on the verge of collapse if they don't run to the IMF—a week later, their president announced his intention to engage the IMF.
Now, let me shock you again, their economy is in recession and alot of small businesses in their country have all collapsed. It's so bad that alot of big ones are contemplating quiting their market.

obaaderemi:
Look at the old pictures. The Nigerian old house is indigenous, the Kenyan own is foreign as usual.

Do you even know how old Mombasa is?

It was founded in the 9th century, it is Kenya's oldest city and it was apart of the Swahili City States along the coast of East Africa. Its architecture has influences of Arabic, Indian, Persian, Chinese, Portuguese design because the city state attracted traders all over the world but the buildings are authentically African of Swahili work.

Not everyone built using mud, bro.

Mombasa was built by native Africans who over time converted to Islam, lmfao.

POKUASI2:

This one is marina mall receipts just to prove a point and the fact he's not a slum dweller.. hahahaha..
Dude save your small man syndrome BS cos nobody is impressed.

Hungry boy ... Get something good doing. Looking at the way you're ranting over 15% to 30% price adjustments only tells me that you won't even survive in Kenya.
Find something better doing and you will have it easy.
Spend sometime educating yourself.

Seeking my attention won't make you any friends

TookDownYourMum:


Do you even know how old Mombasa is?

It was founded in the 9th century, it is Kenya's oldest city and it was apart of the Swahili City States along the coast of East Africa. Its architecture has influences of Arabic, Indian, Persian, Chinese, Portuguese design because the city state attracted traders all over the world but the buildings are authentically African of Swahili work.

Not everyone built using mud, bro.

Mombasa was built by native Africans who over time converted to Islam, lmfao.

Well, based on the pictures I see an indigenous Nigerian architecture and foreign architecture in the Kenyan own. Besides, Mombasa was not built by native Kenyans. The Kenyans and the Nigerians have looked at that topic over 6 years. Even the Kenyans lost that debate.
You are new here, I guess.

obaaderemi:
Well, based on the pictures I see an indigenous Nigerian architecture and foreign architecture in the Kenyan own. Besides, Mombasa was not built by native Kenyans. The Kenyans and the Nigerians have looked at that topic over 6 years. Even the Kenyans lost that debate.
You are new here, I guess.

Look, just because you Nigerians back then were incapable of building anything beyond a mudhut doesn't mean Kenyans or other Africans weren't. Its like seeing gothic architecture in Europe and saying its foreign owned because they took everything from Arabian design and techniques. See how stupid that would make one sound?

Unless you are one of those fools who believe in the colonial myth from 1900s that Swahili formed when East Africans came into contact with the Arabs when infact it existed before Arab arrival to the East African coast just under different names. It is 100% a indigenous African language from the Bantu family tree with 15% ~ 20% loan words which Arabic makes up the majority of it. Same as any language that evolves when it comes into contact with another culture. Lamu and others are of the Swahili dialect that contain no arabic words and Gede and Kilwa both which are Swahili cities predate Arab arrival. For example, All of Kilwa structures are made out of Coral reef mortared with lime. The place had an abundance of marine resources, particularly reef coral off the coast which natives harvested to build shit like stone houses, mosques, warehouses, palaces, causeways and much more which many still stand to this day in great condition.

I think Ghana at some point would have to control the prices of fuel or do some type of subsidy with the way the prices seem to go up almost every now and then.