theenchanter:
mehn, i checked d mentions we've given kikuyu1 with our incessant call of his moniker and subsequent quotes, the old man's head must be boiling right now, the whole of his household can make coffee on it.

No wonder he's helpless reading d thread.

He'll think twice next time before saying rubbish.

Kazikazi:
Each country has both direct and indirect earnings! Stop comparing Kenyan and Tanzania's tourism sectors.Ours is more sophisticated. Its aimed for high market.We are dealing with rich tourists that's why our earnings is 3× than urs

...........and wikipedia is your source? So why is your GDP still half ours?

tylann:


Mt Kilimanjaro can be seen from Kenya if you don't like it
Tell magufuli to cover it with so that we don't see it

Maasai Mara is the best in Africa

So u went to ur neighbor's yard and photoshoot his Porsche and claim it as yours! Hohohohoho

You even use a pic together with ur mount Kenya so that some folks should think that is mount Kenya?!

I can't go to Kenyan border and snaping kenyan stuffs seen from Tz, that is madness

NairobiWalker:


...........and wikipedia is your source? So why is your GDP still half ours?

You have many visitors but u earn far less than what Tanzania earns! You received 2m visitors but u earned 1.5b. On average each tourist spent about 750 dollars in kenya.. That is too little. No wonder why ur hotels aren't as classy as Tanzania's hotels.

In Tanzania, we got about 1.3 visitors, but we earned 2.44b in last year.That on average, is about 1800 dollars spent per each tourist.That means we aren't in your lower league.We are specializing on high end market.Rich tourists.Tanzania's tourism is a rich man's destination.Our packages are expensive. Ours is designed for the finest people.We don't deal with ur average Joe.

Tanzania

This is Tanzania
Shungimbili island

Our blessed landscapes
United republic of Tanzania

Tanzania has more than 100 islands
This is chombe island

Kazikazi:
So u went to ur neighbor's yard and photoshoot his Porsche and claim it as yours! Hohohohoho

You even use a pic together with ur mount Kenya so that some folks should think that is mount Kenya?!

I can't go to Kenyan border and snaping kenyan stuffs seen from Tz, that is madness

Continue braying
While Kenya is making out of mt Kilimanjaro

Kazikazi:
You have many visitors but u earn far less than what Tanzania earns! You received 2m visitors but u earned 1.5b. On average each tourist spent about 750 dollars in kenya.. That is too little. No wonder why ur hotels aren't as classy as Tanzania's hotels.

In Tanzania, we got about 1.3 visitors, but we earned 2.44b in last year.That on average, is about 1800 dollars spent per each tourist.That means we aren't in your lower league.We are specializing on high end market.Rich tourists.Tanzania's tourism is a rich man's destination.Our packages are expensive. Ours is designed for the finest people.We don't deal with ur average Joe.

Since when did Tanzania have classy hotels than Kenya

CCM has been fooling you tanzanians
Kenya earns more in tourism than Tanzania that is according to world tourism council not central bank of Tanzania which is cooking data for the CCM govt

gallivant:


Let's be real fellas. You don't earn more from tourism because the concept is alien in Naija. That's the bottom line, I find this debate ridiculous.

Let's be real, gallivant.. we also don't expect to earn more from tourism than u but it's very unfortunate for u. lemme ask

Apart from ur safaris, what other things attract visitors to kenya?

Lemme also add that France will be hosting d international dance day in Nigeria on April 29 (cultural tourism)

samorobo:




Oh yes I am much more smarter than you can fathom.. going by what those guys said it s not entirely a lie. I just checked now and it true you guys have being going true your normal anual dumsor (power failure) due to low gas supply and most towns are having problem with not get even an ounce of electricity . As for ppzaino I must say that what the guy has been trying to say is not far fetched from my previous observations. My curiosity led me to discover a TV station that promotes ghanian movies here which is solely sponsored by a nigerian african online movies screening company IROKO TV (similar to Netflix,except that it focuses on promoting african movies) with the Ghanaian station known as ROK3 while that of nigeria is known as ROK2. What I am saying is that I have watched a few of Ghanaian movies lately and I have seen the good,bad and ugly of ghana most especially accra. My favourite being YOLO (you only live once) it explored alot of place in accra (the nice ,cool,bad and worst places)and some other villages and towns I could relate with what popizaino was trying to say. I was even surprised ti see that you guys also hawk AGEGE BREAD like we do .So yes they are not entirely wrong

listen,you went through all these stress just to expose Ghana or know Ghana,which is which.And movies never tell the story of Ghana.I know why am saying that.They create their imaginary society and stories especially our English movies.Yolo as you said is one of these imaginary societies.Their Ghanaian pidgin English is very poor,most of their accents are fake,the name of the community they claim to be is fake,they do it to educate the youth of social vices because even the sponsors of that movie are from the USAID.They did that movie at a community and town outside of Accra called Adenta.There's a huge difference between Accra and Greater Accra.It's just like New York State and New York City itself.About electricity,what you read is in March when some parts of the country had some hours of their lights off which occured for 12 days due to relocation of our terminal plants from Tema to another port city called Takoradi so we could connect the plants to our own gas production plants called Atuabo gas plant so we could rely less on petrol,diesel to power these plants.The relocation was announced and explained buh the issue was there was a late information on the load shedding timetable.In Ghana,we hardly use generators even for almost all hotels,coldstores and business centres buh solely rely on national electricity production because there's always light so if you take out light for even two hours a day in a week in Ghana as they were doing due to the relocation of the plants,you cause a huge problem because that's what we all rely on.Generator is not an option.So they had to announce on public TVs and radio stations which community will go off for the stated hours.Those who were affected were not even up to 10% of the nation.That thing has long been solved and 24/7 power has long been restored.All is back to normal now.Yes we sell these breads on some streets especially these long inter regional roads because bread is part of our tradition.As a traveler the first thing you must buy back to your home is bread to show that you're safely back from your journey especially if kids are in the house,if you return without bread,you become unpopular.The children welcome you by taking their bread.So we have many bread sellers stalls on these inter city roads.Listen,if you want to know anything about Ghana,just ask me and stop stressing yourself.I will satisfy your curiosity as best as I can.We are vastly different from Nigeria buh we can share some modern culture practices

theenchanter:
Let's be real, gallivant.. we also don't expect to earn more from tourism than u but it's very unfortunate for u. lemme ask

Apart from ur safaris, what other things attract visitors to kenya?

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2001322114/why-foreigners-are-buying-luxury-homes-in-kenya

chrisagyei:
listen,you went through all these stress just to expose Ghana or know Ghana,which is which.And movies never tell the story of Ghana.I know why am saying that.They create their imaginary society and stories especially our English movies.Yolo as you said is one of these imaginary societies.Their Ghanaian pidgin English is very poor,most of their accents are fake,the name of the community they claim to be is fake,they do it to educate the youth of social vices because even the sponsors of that movie are from the USAID.They did that movie at a community and town outside of Accra called Adenta.There's a huge difference between Accra and Greater Accra.It's just like New York State and New York City itself.About electricity,what you read is in March when some parts of the country had some hours of their lights off which occured for 12 days due to relocation of our terminal plants from Tema to another port city called Takoradi so we could connect the plants to our own gas production plants called Atuabo gas plant so we could rely less on petrol,diesel to power these plants.The relocation was announced and explained buh the issue was there was a late information on the load shedding timetable.In Ghana,we hardly use generators even for almost all hotels,coldstores and business centres buh solely rely on national electricity production because there's always light so if you take out light for even two hours a day in a week in Ghana as they were doing due to the relocation of the plants,you cause a huge problem because that's what we all rely on.Generator is not an option.So they had to announce on public TVs and radio stations which community will go off for the stated hours.Those who were affected were not even up to 10% of the nation.That thing has long been solved and 24/7 power has long been restored.All is back to normal now.Yes we sell these breads on some streets especially these long inter regional roads because bread is part of our tradition.As a traveler the first thing you must buy back to your home is bread to show that you're safely back from your journey especially if kids are in the house,if you return without bread,you become unpopular.The children welcome you by taking their bread.So we have many bread sellers stalls on these inter city roads.Listen,if you want to know anything about Ghana,just ask me and stop stressing yourself.I will satisfy your curiosity as best as I can.We are vastly different from Nigeria buh we can share some modern culture practices

Electricity is life
I can't remember the last time i had a blackout

tylann:

Since when did Tanzania have classy hotels than Kenya

CCM has been fooling you tanzanians
Kenya earns more in tourism than Tanzania that is according to world tourism council not central bank of Tanzania which is cooking data for the CCM govt

Your foolishness is too huge.

FYI, your Tourism CS Balala made it very clear why u are not doing well in tourism, but a guy like u will argue till dawn. How many times do u wanna compete with united republic of Tz and u fails?

How many times should I explain u the same thing?
Read here what ur Tourism top official is saying...

Kazikazi:
Your foolishness is too huge.

FYI, your Tourism CS Balala made it very clear why u are not doing well in tourism, but a guy like u will argue till dawn. How many times do u wanna compete with united republic of Tz and u fails?

How many times should I explain u the same thing?
Read here what ur Tourism top official is saying...

Your idiocy is appaling
Kenya didnot do well in 2017 generally
Old is gold
We beat you in hotels
How many five star hotels do you have compared to kenya
We received 2 million tourists better than tz remember

tylann:

Electricity is life
I can't remember the last time i had a blackout

very true,without electricity,there's no progress.Am at Legon in Accra and the light has never been off for as long as last year and I could remember.We pay for it so there's no excuse to take out the light

chrisagyei:
very true,without electricity,there's no progress.Am at Legon in Accra and the light has never been off for as long as last year and I could remember.We pay for it so there's no excuse to take out the light

.
Iam in my village
The light is 24/7
The last time it went off was December last year when the transformer blew off
Since then it has never went off

theenchanter:
his father is Nigerian n his mum is a Ghanaian, i guess his mother immigrated to nigeria in those years.

then he's barely a Ghanaian,his dad being a Nigerian,born in Nigeria,grew up in Nigeria,got educated in Nigeria.Such a person will be hardly received in Ghana to be one of us.He's even qualified to run for presidency in Nigeria buh can hardly or not qualified to be a simple civil servant worker in Ghana.Our society will easily outcast such a person so it's better if he sees himself as a Nigerian.Nigeria will accept him more.That's one discrimination in Ghana that has to stop.Does he use the Nigerian passport or Ghanaian passport?

tylann:
. Iam in my village The light is 24/7 The last time it went off was December last year when the transformer blew off Since then it has never went off

now that's how a society should be

tylann:

Your idiocy is appaling
Kenya didnot do well in 2017 generally
Old is gold
We beat you in hotels
How many five star hotels do you have compared to kenya
We received 2 million tourists better than tz remember

Your 5 star hotel in Kenya equals to a 3 star hotel in Tanzania.don't blame me,blame your high levels of corruption which don't supervise a grading process according to international standards.

In Tz,we grade them accordingly. That's is what we call value for money. What u pay for is what u get!

Anyway, do u have any underwater hotel room(s) in Kenya? Underwater restaurant? How many private islands do u have?

Mind u, Tz is ahead of u. Swallow that bitter truth.hohohohoho

Underwater hotel room in Tanzania....

Kazikazi:
Your 5 star hotel in Kenya equals to a 3 star hotel in Tanzania.don't blame me,blame your high levels of corruption which don't supervise a grading process according to international standards.

In Tz,we grade them accordingly. That's is what we call value for money. What u pay for is what u get!

Anyway, do u have any underwater hotel room(s) in Kenya? Underwater restaurant? How many private islands do u have?

Mind u, Tz is ahead of u. Swallow that bitter truth.hohohohoho

Underwater hotel room in Tanzania....

I always knew you are an idiot
Do you know how hotels are ranked and rated

How many islands do we have well do you have a national park in your cities ??

Continue braying
Kenya has more 5 star hotels than Tanzania in fact we double you

Tz is ahead of kenya on what exactly

tylann:

I always knew you are an idiot
Do you know how hotels are ranked and rated

How many islands do we have well do you have a national park in your cities ??

Continue braying
Kenya has more 5 star hotels than Tanzania in fact we double you

Tz is ahead of kenya on what exactly

Who are grading ur hotels? Should I tell u about ur corrupt officials who do that?

Anyway,do u have underwater hotel room?

Give me ur expensive packages I wanna compare it with Tanzania's

chrisagyei:
listen,you went through all these stress just to expose Ghana or know Ghana,which is which.And movies never tell the story of Ghana.I know why am saying that.They create their imaginary society and stories especially our English movies.Yolo as you said is one of these imaginary societies.Their Ghanaian pidgin English is very poor,most of their accents are fake,the name of the community they claim to be is fake,they do it to educate the youth of social vices because even the sponsors of that movie are from the USAID.They did that movie at a community and town outside of Accra called Adenta.There's a huge difference between Accra and Greater Accra.It's just like New York State and New York City itself.About electricity,what you read is in March when some parts of the country had some hours of their lights off which occured for 12 days due to relocation of our terminal plants from Tema to another port city called Takoradi so we could connect the plants to our own gas production plants called Atuabo gas plant so we could rely less on petrol,diesel to power these plants.The relocation was announced and explained buh the issue was there was a late information on the load shedding timetable.In Ghana,we hardly use generators even for almost all hotels,coldstores and business centres buh solely rely on national electricity production because there's always light so if you take out light for even two hours a day in a week in Ghana as they were doing due to the relocation of the plants,you cause a huge problem because that's what we all rely on.Generator is not an option.So they had to announce on public TVs and radio stations which community will go off for the stated hours.Those who were affected were not even up to 10% of the nation.That thing has long been solved and 24/7 power has long been restored.All is back to normal now.Yes we sell these breads on some streets especially these long inter regional roads because bread is part of our tradition.As a traveler the first thing you must buy back to your home is bread to show that you're safely back from your journey especially if kids are in the house,if you return without bread,you become unpopular.The children welcome you by taking their bread.So we have many bread sellers stalls on these inter city roads.Listen,if you want to know anything about Ghana,just ask me and stop stressing yourself.I will satisfy your curiosity as best as I can.We are vastly different from Nigeria buh we can share some modern culture practices

Well too bad cause my date says April. Chec k the post below most especially the one that say April 21 2019.
My video is also from this month




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfPJSd8JN5M

Importance of building cities ..one of the latest investment in these cities even though is still under construction.


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samorobo:




Well too bad cause my date says April. Chec k the post below most especially the one that say April 21 2019.
My video is also from this month




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfPJSd8JN5M

you see they mentioned the particular day that the light went off for some hours in a small part of the country.They had to organize a press conference and statement to explain why that particular day,some lights went out that day.Can this ever happened in Nigeria when lights even go off for a month in the whole state or city.You see the difference.And the reason they gave was a technical problem because Gridco produces electricity in the southern part of the country together with the VRA and PDS distributes it.That's how its done.That third part is a common member of the opposition party who seized the chance on that day to propagate their agenda to make the government unpopular.Lights are 24/7 in Ghana,you can even ask anyone that's been in Ghana before.Don't you hear them say it everyday.Use a different thing because we use about 3,000 megawatts of power which is the same as Nigeria for a country of 29 million compared to 200 million so you can tell.The opposition party even called the president to resign or at least sack the Energy minister because the lights went off that day.That's a country who don't take nonsense

Kazikazi:
Who are grading ur hotels? Should I tell u about ur corrupt officials who do that?

Anyway,do u have underwater hotel room?

Give me ur expensive packages I wanna compare it with Tanzania's

Our tourism authority does that

It is must we have underwater room ?

Nonsense! If you Bokogerians can see even six hours of electricity daily in your smelly, dirty, shambolic shiithole, won’t you mudder fuggerz declare seven days of holiday to celebrate it? At least you can read,huh? Fool, didn’t see they gave reasons why the power went off and promised to restore power in the shortest possible time.

Do you get explanations from your rotten power company when they don’t give you light in your cursed zoo? Fuckeduppedness

samorobo:




Well too bad cause my date says April. Chec k the post below most especially the one that say April 21 2019.
My video is also from this month




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfPJSd8JN5M

Rubbish! That is how they will quote ......$50 million.....all na jazz. One or two people will just chop the money nothing will get built. mark it on the wall. 10 years from now, go to the site and you will see nothing. Foolish Nigerians. That is how their leaders have been deceiving them since Lord Lugard time. the same way they have been promising them steady electricity since Lord Lugard’s time Fuckeduppedness

samorobo:
Importance of building cities ..one of the latest investment in these cities even though is still under construction.


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Somewhere in Kuresoi, Nakuru county,