Just30:
the one i posted was even better

forgiveness:


Hahahaha! Most of those Ghanians attacking Nigerians have never been to Nigeria. Even if have, they came 3 - 4 years ago.

Me Sabi Ghana problem because I have been there several and so so many friends.

forgiveness:




Your minister of water resources opened their office in Ghana.

Are you telling me your minister didn't follow due process?

See their Ghana website address.

Abi, make we end am here.

forgiveness:


You mean it better than Ghana communication authority?

You posted 2017 report. It's outdated.


I posted 2018 report. It is very relevant.

chrisagyei:
Now lemme start with Education.Nigeria has a literacy rate of about 59% Percent in 2013 compared to Ghana's 76% same year.Over 90% of Ghanaians are in school Buh Nigeria has the world's worst statistics with more than 10 million children not in school.Worse than India,Indonesia who have more population but also developing countries with little natural resources http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/3RbFXDdBw3g0HQG0fpyD0xF/why-nigerias-educational-system-is-in-crisis-and-how-to-fix-it.

genieluv:


Aww, it looks nice. Wait, is that a Nigerian flag on that board?

**** What university do you attend?
Are houses in ET styled that way? It looks unique. I'd like to see more of Ethiopian streets, houses e.t.c

forgiveness:


You mean it better than Ghana communication authority?

You posted 2017 report. It's outdated.


I posted 2018 report. It is very relevant.

Just30:
they like their usual gragra

Just30:



funny how you keep dubbling in ignorance


Access to water as at 2010



Only 62% of Ghanaians have access to potable water
The Minister for Water Resources, Works and Housing, Alban Bagbin, has said that statistics available to him indicate that only 62 percent of the country’s population as at last year had access to potable drinking water.

The Minister for Water Resources, Works and Housing, Alban Bagbin, has said that statistics available to him indicate that only 62 percent of the country’s population as at last year had access to potable drinking water.

He said the quantity of water available to Ghanaians has reduced to about a fourth of what it was in 1960, which had reduced from 3,709 gallons per head to 995 gallons, due to the rise in population, saying it will further shrink to a sixth by 2050.

Bagbin said this at the Central Regional Water Forum held for stakeholders in the water sector in Cape Coast. It was on the theme: “Water Sector in the Central Region and the Way Forward”. He blamed the deterioration of water quality and quantity on the pollution of water sources by human activities such as illegal mining, bush burning, improper use of agro-chemicals for farming and dumping of waste into or near water courses.

Mr Bagbin noted that the available surface water in the Central Region alone is about 1.3 billion cubic meters per annum which could adequately meet the required water demand of the region up to 2025. He however pointed out that available water resources were reducing due to the steady decline in rainfall of between five to 10 per cent.

The Minister said in order to ensure improvement in the quality and quantity of water resources of the region and the country at large, there was the need for sustainable and pragmatic measures and actions.

He said as at the end of 2010, 50 per cent of the urban population in the region had access to safe drinking water and that the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) would soon complete the laying of distribution pipes for the people to enjoy uninterrupted water supply.

Mr Bagbin said ongoing projects in the region include the VRA Thermal Plant Additional Works Project for Cape Coast, the European Union/Government of Ghana (GoG) Small Towns Water Supply and Sanitation Project for Assin Fosu and a GoG Rural Water Supply Project, which is the construction of 565 boreholes with hand pumps in eight districts.

He said some measures being carried out by the Ministry for sustainable water supply include a comprehensive development programme on water, maintenance of water bodies, rain water harvest, institutional reforms as well as advocacy and public awareness creation.

Source: GNA

darfay:



I like the way Ghanaians speak Nigerian pidgin English

Just30:
if glo had in excess 760,000 in 2017 and in 2018 they have 740,000

youre rejoicing

the 2017 report was kind to glo

jaycent:
You go Sabi catch thieve I swear

Just30:
in Ghana, there is nothing like Nigerian PG english

forgiveness:



Who is ignorant?

Have you agreed IRC (wash) has office in Ghana?

This your report is inconsequential. See the politician you want to use to cover your lies.

It is 27% by independent observers.

tylann:

What is jamb ? And what is the purpose of jamb ?

Just30:
naa
i dont take alcohol

forgiveness:


Fat lie.

darfay:




What are you?

15yrs old or what?

darfay:




Consult google boy and stop with the useless questions

forgiveness:


You said Glo is dead but you were dead wrong going by that report.

jaycent:
Even Ghana as a whole

forgiveness:



Europeans made you believe reading and writing in European languages is literacy. Sorry, there are so many Nigerians that can read and write in their mother tongue or in Arabic language.

Why do you think BBC Hausa, BBC Yoruba and BBC Igbo exist?


Do you understand now?

Just30:
IRC is not an authority on water in Ghana
they are not registered
they only deal rural water

they have no info on water supply in Ghana

Just30:
Glo is a dead company
their license will be withdrawn soon for constantly delivering bad service

Just30:
this one thinks
Ghanaians are as ignorant has his kind


PG is only spoken in Secondary schools because it's thing there and it's far different from the Nigeria's PG
cause PG in Ghana is a misture of different language term in Ghana


Nigerians hardly understand it

sufferNsmiling:


Can't you see is corruption and illiteracy at work

NairobiWalker:


When I tell people like Nowenuse and genieluv exactly this they argue and argue and make ridiculous claims here. Let an honest Nigerian tel them the truth now.

It seems genieluv is the perfect representative of the Nigerian girl. I saw through her hypocrisy from her first point and seems I was precisely right.

Just30:
they claim to have done so

yet access to water is less than 40%

NairobiWalker:

Stop lying

sufferNsmiling:


Nigerian banks in ghana are in big trouble nobody is banking with them

darfay:


BBC pidgin too