obaaderemi:
You can run but can't hide. All the buildings you posted were owned by foreigners.

Do you people now realize why Nigerians built Africa's largest economy despite bad government. We've been pulling our weight before the British took over.

For days now you and the Kenyans have failed to post a single 19th century building built by your people. You were inconsequential and still are.

Lawyer Thomas Hutton-Mills aand Temple House built in 1850 by his father (He is a family member of the late Ghanaian president Evans Attah Mills)

Hansen House Ja,es Town - 1870

Adawso House Built by Addo Vanderpuije in 1910


C Anna n Vanderpuye House 1840

Just30:
go and read these books

Akyeampong, Emmanuel. “Christianity, Modernity and the Weight of Tradition in the Life of “Asantehene” Agyeman Prempeh I, c. 1888-1931.” Journal of the International African Institute, 69, No. 2 (1999): 279-311.

Boahen, Adu. Ghana: Evolution and Change in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. London: Longman, 1975.

Kea, Ray. “‘But I know what I shall do’: Agency, Belief & the Social Imaginary in Eighteenth-Century Gold Coast Towns” in Africa’s Urban Past, edited by David M. Anderson and Richard Rathbone, 163-188. Oxford and Portsmouth: James Currey/ Heinemann, 2000.

Parker, John. Making the Town: Ga State and Society in Early Colonial Accra. Portsmouth/ Oxford/Cape Town: Heinemann/ James Currey/David Philip, 2000.

____________.“The Cultural Politics of Death and Burial in Early Colonial Accra,” in Africa’s Urban Past, edited by David M. Anderson and Richard Rathbone, 205-220. Portsmouth/ Oxford/Cape Town: Heinemann/ James Currey/David Philip, 2000.

___________. “Mankraloi, Merchants and Mulattos─ Carl Reindorf and the Politics of “Race” in Early Colonial Accra” in The Recovery of the West African Past: African Pastors and African History in the Nineteenth Century; C.C Reindorf and Samuel Johnson, edited by Paul Jenkins,32-47. Basel: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2000.

Reindorf, Carl Christian. History of the Gold Coast and Asante [1895], 3rd ed. Accra: Ghana Universities Press, 2007.

Shumway, Rebecca. The Fante and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 2011.

McCaskie T. C. “Asante and Ga: The History of a Relationship” in The Recovery of the West African Past: African Pastors and African History in the Nineteenth Century; C.C Reindorf and Samuel Johnson, edited by Paul Jenkins, 137-142.Basel: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2000.

Von Hesse, Hermann W. “Wɔ ‘ya Adabraka wɔ ya mɔ gbɛ” (‘We‘re going to Adabraka to secure a space’): Gã Architectural and Urban Authenticity and Colonial Urban Planning in Accra, c.1877-1908.” In Replenishing History: New Directions to Historical Research in the 21st Century in Ghana, ed. by Nana Yaw B. Sapong and J. Otto Pohl, Banbury: Ayebia, 2014.

Good work but unfortunately obaawonidiot will not make a sense of it as usual. Though you aren't charting with him but broadcasting to cyber space. Many moniker will benefit.

vaxx2:
Let's start today class.

What will you like to learn today? place value or metaphors? Or is it your poor grammar you want to work on?

Just30:
you will keep posting shitty stuffs from your shitty bloggers


what a shame




no one is his right sense will even mention lagos or abuja before Tunis or Casablanca

Since they ranked ahead of Accra. Nothing concern me with the rest

vaxx2:
jacent is still an undergraduate. He does not understand a research websites from a blog page.


It will be kind of you if you educate him. He seems to be a good boy.

E don pain them oo

jaycent:
Since they ranked ahead of Accra. Nothing concern me with the rest

hehehe

you cities are villages

Just30:
you have English problem


I said, there are some cities that are very consistent
you can never leave them out and Lagos and Abuja are not one of those cities


There is no way you can ever place Lagos and Abuja before these cities
Cape Town
Joberg
Nairobi
Dar es Salaam
Casablanca
Accra
Tunis
Gaborone

So in your dry mind now, Accra is developed

Just30:
hehehe

you cities are villages

Since they ranked ahead of Accra, then Accra is a shitthol

vaxx2:
Good work but unfortunately obaawonidiot will not make a sense of it as usual. Though you aren't chartiing with him but broadcasting to cyber space. Many moniker will benefit.

only a fool will not like to read

obaaderemi:
Can you see how you are disgracing yourself. This "old buildings" affair has really hurt you to the point of sending this nonsense.

The time it took you to comb the internet for all this trash would have been better used to paste a simple fact like this:

http://www.xclusivenigeria.com/index.php/component/k2/item/4878-da-rocha-inside-the-home-of-nigeria-s-first-millionaire
I am beginning to pity you. Do you want me to release you?

TANTRUMS


GO AND READ

obaaderemi:
What will you like to learn today? place value or metaphors? Or is it your poor grammar you want to work on?

lol idiot it is about your use of grammer and the idiocy you attached to it. You know you are yet to master the diffrence between spelling and grammar as you have repeat the usual gibberish again.

What we are learning today is the proper use of vocabulary and their application. You make a big mess of yourself yesterday. I may also help your carrier by educatiing you on the subset of mathematics....


Obaawonidiot. Let start today class... ...

obaaderemi:
Says a man who learnt here that Nigerian banks are among the biggest banks in Ghana.

stop throwing nonsense around and remove your head from your asshole


eating your faeces ain't good

obaaderemi:
You can run but can't hide. All the buildings you posted were owned by foreigners.

Do you people now realize why Nigerians built Africa's largest economy despite bad government. We've been pulling our weight before the British took over.

For days now you and the Kenyans have failed to post a single 19th century building built by your people. You were inconsequential and still are.

as usual
you;re blowing my mention

jaycent:
E don pain them oo

jacent you are good boy. I said it earlier.......

jaycent:
So in your dry mind now, Accra is developed

Accra is developing

compare to your mess
Accra is considered developed

Just30:
stop throwing nonsense around and remove your head from your asshole


eating your faeces ain't good

lol....great comeback
.. obaawonidiot...... remove your head from your asshole""".. lol...

Just30:
Accra have more infrastructure than Abuja


That is one of the reasons why the entire black American community prefer Accra over Abuja

Dont mention Abuja when youre mentioning Infrastructure because it lacks behind


Abuja has the most infrastructure in Nigeria but cant be compared to even Abidjan

Accra can't even stand Dakar in infrastructure. Not To talk of Abuja

Accra don't even have shopping Mall more than Abuja? Tell me which Hotel in Accra can stand Sharaton and Transcorp hotel in Abuja

Show me Accra stadium

Accra doesn't even have good roads sef

vaxx2:
lol....great comeback
.. obaawonidiot...... remove your head from your asshole""".. lol...

sound it loud for him to hear

there are too many mucus in his ears

Just30:
Accra have more infrastructure than Abuja


That is one of the reasons why the entire black American community prefer Accra over Abuja

Dont mention Abuja when youre mentioning Infrastructure because it lacks behind


Abuja has the most infrastructure in Nigeria but cant be compared to even Abidjan

Show me Accra Stadium

jaycent:
Accra can't even stand Dakar in infrastructure. Not To talk of Abuja

Accra don't even have shopping Mall more than Abuja? Tell me which Hotel in Accra can stand Sharaton and Transcorp hotel in Abuja

Show me Accra stadium

Accra doesn't even have good roads sef

you keep posting nonsense


Go and look at Movenpick and Marriot

Just30:
Accra is developing

compare to your mess
Accra is considered developed

Show me the infrastructure in Accra

jaycent:
Show me Accra Stadium

and you think this is development ?


no wonder you are underdeveloped

Just30:
you keep posting nonsense


Go and look at Movenpick and Marriot

Let me go and look for it

Just30:
and you think this is development ?


no wonder you are underdeveloped

Show me your development in Accra

Just30:
sound it loud for him to hear

there are too many mucus in his ears

and not only that, the mucus in his ears have spread to his brain. He now has sinus infection .

Just30:
you keep posting nonsense


Go and look at Movenpick and Marriot

LMAO OOO

Just30:
you keep posting nonsense


Go and look at Movenpick and Marriot

You are not even mentioning kempsinki nor Tang palace.

Just restrict him to la palm royal.

Just30:
stop throwing nonsense around and remove your head from your asshole


eating your faeces ain't good

Stop throwing tantrums.Nigerian banks are among the biggest banks in Ghana. Prove us wrong and stop being disgusting. It's interesting how you always become abusive when cornered.

Just30:
it is called Pan-Africanism


building market for your oil
something your president should be doing but as usual, It has to take Ghana to do that for you all the time.



Govt To Build New Oil Refinery For $4 Bn
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Government has announced an ambitious plan to build a new oil refinery to replace the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) within the next three to four years.

Energy Minister, Boakye Agyarko, who disclosed this says the new facility should increase the supply of refined products in Ghana.

This is also part of attaining the energy hub status that the government is aiming at in the short to medium term.

The announcement comes days after the Institute of Energy Security (IES) warned of some impact on fuel supply should government fail to resolve the operational challenges at TOR.

Currently, TOR is able to refine crude up to 20,000 barrels of oil per day.

But Boakye Agyarko has told Citi Business News this should increase by about seven times to 150,000 barrels of oil with the new refinery.

The new facility is also estimated at 4 billion dollars.

He spoke on the sidelines of the Downstream Petroleum Colloquium by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA).

“We want to make sure that in the next three to four years, we build a brand new TOR of about 150,000 barrels of oil per day throughput, and then gradually ease out the old TOR which becomes a tank farm for the new TOR. Because the old TOR currently is at 20,000 barrels of oil per day which is not satisfactory, and if you ramp it up, the most you could get out of the old engine is 80,000 barrels of oil per day,” he stated.

The IES’ concerns among others had to do with leadership challenges at the refinery, which it argues has contributed to the inability to sustain operations.

The Energy Minister further disclosed plans to review the current laws governing the downstream sector.

The move will among others dwell on strategic stock management, increased access to petroleum products as well as improved quality of petroleum products.

Mr. Agyarko further revealed that, an implementation committee has begun the necessary research work to guide the formulation of such laws and achieve the energy hub target in the interim.

“We have already put in place an implementation committee which is looking at all the facets and regulations required which is why I have emphasized the need to look at the law again,” he added.

The colloquium on the theme, “Then, Now and the Future,” is to create a platform for the sector Ministry, Authority and its stakeholders for dialogue and information dissemination of industry activities, policy directions of the sector Ministry, trends and opportunities.

This is also to ensure the continuous growth and development of the petroleum downstream.

That all that it is an announcement with mind blowing ambitions..see that is how they have been announcing accra marine drive since the1900s with mind blowing ambition s but unfortunately is been a dream that you guys enjoy fantasizing. 2016 you were i told it is back for good and that construction would begin soon .2016 came and went .they you to bear with them in 2017 .2017 nothing happened but they promised you 2018 December which you guys have been singing. But here we are and nothing has started. They are telling you it will happen in June 2019 and that they are clearing the areas and waiting for world bank to give you $1.2bn. Did you know that with hope city you could have stolen kenyans dream of becoming a silicon savannah and stolen nigeria dream of beginning africa's technological hub . That would have revamped your economy and made you better than Singapore with the level of investment it would have pulled globally. .
Tell your to get that announcements to the work site for validation

vaxx2:
and not only that, the mucus in his ears have spread to his brain. He now has sinus infection .

too bad

Just30:
as usual
you;re blowing my mention

Are you begging now? I am blowing your head,mister.

jaycent:
Show me your development in Accra

Health
Education
service delivery
transport
you can add the rest