forgiveness:




When did Ghana started building railway? 1898.

Serkondi to Tarkwa 90km.

http://www.grda.gov.gh/index.php/about-us/

When did Nigeria started building railway? 1896.

Lagos to Ibadan 156km.

When did Ghana train begin operations? 1901

When did Nigeria train begin operations? 1901.

When did Ghana started using railway before Nigeria?

As at today, Ghana is far behind Nigeria in railway transportation.

I don't think Ghana has standard gauge railway system.

However, half of Nigeria was not under colonialism as at 1904.

Thank you for constantly shaming those Ghanaian idiots. Ghana has been destined to forever remain under Nigeria's shadow. We can't help it.

African tech and start up ecosystem 2018 report.

According to the WeeTracker’s Venture Investments Report 2018, USD 725.6 Mn was invested across 458 deals — a 300% gigantic leap in the total funding amount and over 127% increase in the number of deals as compared to 2017.

In terms of the number of deals, all inclusive, NIGERIA outperformed all other location with a total of 136 deals. South Africa, which gave it a close competition stood second with 107 deals followed by Kenya with 73 deals.

https://weetracker.com/2019/01/04/what-a-year-the-state-of-venture-capital-in-africa-2018/

abbeg:
Mombasa is basically a port with a town built around it.So yeah,it should have a busy port.And this has to be like the tenth time I'm seeing mombasa.Anything else you'd like to show us clueless Nigerians?

Tell him to show you Mombasa slums

forgiveness:



Was that the first election in Ghana? That was legislative council handpicked by the British. Nigeria already had that kind of system of legislative council as far back as1862 but forced their way to have elections in 1922.

Ghana never did election until 1925. I know you don't know but I just have to help you out.

Show me where Ghanian where given the opportunity to excercise their franchise through election in 1874.

if Ghana never had an election,

how do you think
the 1874 and 1916 constitution of the Gold Coast was made?

Just30:
only a small part of Ghana was colonised as at 1874

the largest part of Ghana joined British rule in 1902



The resulting tension leads to warfare in the 1820s (with the defeat of a British force in 1824) and again in the 1870s. In 1874 a British army briefly occupies Kumasi.

Meanwhile, in the coastal regions, the British are gradually emerging as the main European power. The Danish fortresses (including the impressive Christiansborg castle in Accra) are bought by the British government in 1850. The last Dutch merchants abandon the coast in 1870. And in 1874 the southern regions are formally proclaimed a British colony, under the name Gold Coast. But it takes another three decades before the Ashanti kingdom, and its dependencies in the north, are finally brought under British control.

Read more: http://www.historyworld.net/wrldhis/PlainTextHistories.asp?historyid=ad43#ixzz5bwBX2QZ8



Colonial period: 1902-1957

In 1901, taking effect from 1 January 1902, Ashanti is declared a British crown colony. The regions further north become at the same time the Protectorate of the Northern Territories of the Gold Coast.

The colonial years are relatively prosperous and untroubled. At first little is done to involve the African population in the political processes of the colony.


Read more: http://www.historyworld.net/wrldhis/PlainTextHistories.asp?historyid=ad43#ixzz5bwBnHoN5

Anyhow, Ghana stayed under colonialism for long. It's was after they saw Nigerian freedom fighters gaining grounds, they summoned courage to demand for freedom.

abbeg:
Corruption has been there right from time.Every Nigerian knows that.We don't even care anymore.But to someone who doesn't know zip about Nigeria,such as yourself,it would seem like a recent and pressing challenge.Plus every country on earth is corrupt.It just depends on who they catch first.

if it's not a pressing challenge
why do you think
there;s no electricity or water supply

non existent health facilities


no facilities of public good

Goel:

No but "poorer" economies grow much higher than "richer" economies.
China, India & ASEAN are still growing despite being big in size because their economies are big because of populations but economies aren't rich.

If Nigeria is only growing at 2%, there is some serious problem needed to be addressed for sure.

That's not always the case,mister.
The German economy grew by over 2% while the South African economy, which is a poorer economy grew by 0.7% in 2018.
Nigeria grew by over 6% in 2014 before the recession. We are just coming out and really 2% growth is not bad for a country just coming out of recession unless you don't know how bad a recession can be. Ask Malaysia which grew by -0.7% in 1998 during the Asian recession.

Just30:
im not interested
im just interested in flooding the page with poor pics

I give up.

Danielnino00:


A Kenyan talking about slums when his capital city houses some of Africa and the world biggest slums.


http://www.africaranking.com/20-worst-slums-in-africa/6/

The good prof,again!

The Programme Manager of the United Nations Habitat in Nigeria, Professor Johnson Bade Falade has disclosed that a total of 71 million Nigerians are currently living in slums

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/10/half-of-nigerians-live-in-slums-un/

Are you guys blind,mentally challenged or in hysterical denial? I wonder.

obaaderemi:
I give up.

you really have a problem

forgiveness:


Anyhow, Ghana stayed under colonialism for long. It's was after they saw Nigerian freedom fighters gaining grounds, they summoned courage to demand for freedom.

hehehe

ask Zik were he learnt to fight for freedom from

he was in Ghana in 1934 or so to do his apprentiship in freedom fighting

forgiveness:


The British forced it on Ghana. Ghana never had election not until 1925.

you;re really ignorant

it was done through a representative election

Just30:
if Ghana never had an election,

how do you think
the 1874 and 1916 constitution of the Gold Coast was made?

The constitution only gave power to 'nominate' representative and not elect.

http://www.ghanaculture.gov.gh/index1.php?linkid=338&archiveid=384&page=1&adate=21/02/2007

We already had that system in Nigeria as at 1862.

Ghana's first election was in 1925.

forgiveness:



Was that the first election in Ghana? That was legislative council handpicked by the British. Nigeria already had that kind of system of legislative council as far back as1862 but forced their way to have elections in 1922.

Ghana never did election until 1925. I know you don't know but I just have to help you out.

Show me where Ghanian where given the opportunity to excercise their franchise through election in 1874.

do you know what a proportional representation is
the Brits use a proportional representation as an electoral system to get the 1874 constitution

Just30:
hehehe

ask Zik were he learnt to fight for freedom from

he was in Ghana in 1934 or so to do his apprentiship in freedom fighting

Zik was trained by Herbert Macaulay who was the first freedom fighter in Nigeria.

Herbert Macaulay never trained in Ghana. Bhuhahahaha!

forgiveness:


The constitution only gave power to 'nominate' representative and not elect.

http://www.ghanaculture.gov.gh/index1.php?linkid=338&archiveid=384&page=1&adate=21/02/2007

We already had that system in Nigeria as at 1862.

Ghana's first election was in 1925.

1925 was Ghana first general election
it wasnt the first election in GH

because and election was held in 1874 and 1916

Just30:
do you know what a proportional representation is
the Brits use a proportional representation as an electoral system to get the 1874 constitution

Nigeria already had that system in 1862 but fought against it.

Nigeria first general election was in 1938

the 1914 one was a representative election
and it was the first representative election

forgiveness:


Nigeria already had that system in 1862 but fought against it.

that system was only introduced in 1914 in Nigeria

Just30:
1925 was Ghana first general election
it wasnt the first election in GH

because and election was held in 1874 and 1916

Oga, despite facts stirring at your face, you are still denying.

It was bolded stated Ghana first election was in 1925. What took Ghana so long?

forgiveness:


Zik was trained by Herbert Macaulay who was the first freedom fighter in Nigeria.

Herbert Macaulay never trained in Ghana. Bhuhahahaha!

Hahahaha the fact still remains that Zik learnt his freedom fighting skills in Ghana after observing the Ghanaian front in 1934

he came to gain political backing and a bit of money

Just30:
that system was only introduced in 1914 in Nigeria

Revisionist don't teach me nonsense.

It is clearly stated. 1862.

abbeg:
Mombasa is basically a port with a town built around it.So yeah,it should have a busy port.And this has to be like the tenth time I'm seeing mombasa.Anything else you'd like to show us clueless Nigerians?

Clueless is the right word to describe nigerians... You can add dumb too to complete a Nigerians mentality. No wonder your president's second name is clueless mumu.
ELDORET TOWN
Its the 5th largest town in Kenya. Its economy is purely Agricultural, little tourism and sporting town. It has the biggest number of glorified sport men in Athletic competition.

Lagos

Just30:
Hahahaha the fact still remains that Zik learnt his freedom fighting skills in Ghana after observing the Ghanaian front in 1934

he came to gain political backing and a bit of money

Yet, Nigeria had elections before Ghana.

ELDORET- KE

forgiveness:


Oga, despite facts stirring at your face, you are still denying.

It was bolded stated Ghana first election was in 1925. What took Ghana so long?

how ever you want to swig it

Nigeria will still remain a learner
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just ask Zik

forgiveness:


Yet, Nigeria had elections before Ghana.

only in your hallucinating mind

obaaderemi:
Thank you for constantly shaming those Ghanaian idiots. Ghana has been destined to forever remain under Nigeria's shadow. We can't help it.

Hahahaha! Nigeria was not called giant of Africa for nothing. I will keep deflating their egos with pure undiluted facts.

Just30:
only in your hallucinating mind

Oga! Disgracing yourself here. We have known the truth. Move on. Next.

Just30:
how ever you want to swig it

Nigeria will still remain a learner
}


just ask Zik

Which learner? Zik didn't even move a single motion for independent but you are here shouting zik.

Which country got the most funding? Leave alone the number of deals

Ibrahimanis:
African tech and start up ecosystem 2018 report.

According to the WeeTracker’s Venture Investments Report 2018, USD 725.6 Mn was invested across 458 deals — a 300% gigantic leap in the total funding amount and over 127% increase in the number of deals as compared to 2017.

In terms of the number of deals, all inclusive, NIGERIA outperformed all other location with a total of 136 deals. South Africa, which gave it a close competition stood second with 107 deals followed by Kenya with 73 deals.

https://weetracker.com/2019/01/04/what-a-year-the-state-of-venture-capital-in-africa-2018/