Ghana, kenya , nigeria and Tanzania....lets throw a challenge. I am sure our politicians frequently spy on this thread....

let's throw a challenge....which country has done well for his citizens in terms of infrastructure and social development..... we should do it around December for the year of 2019...

more development


""GOVERNMENT APPROVES THE CONSTRUCTION OF LANDING SITES AT THE COASTAL PARTS OF GHANA

Ghana’s parliament has approved the construction of 10 landing sites along it’s coastline at a cost of US $40m though a commercial agreement.

Kwaku Ofori Asiamah, the Minister for Transport confirmed the reports and said that the ministry was in collaboration with Ministry of Fisheries in undertaking the project and expects that the construction to be complete in the middle of next year.

The landing sites and ports are aimed at ensuring safe launching and landing of particularly, artisanal fishing and canoes. The ten identified sites where the landing sites and related facilities will be constructed include: Teshie in the Greater Accra Region, Axim and Dixcove in the Western Region, Elmina, Winneba, Mumford, Senya-Bereku, Fetteh-Gomoah and Moree in the Central Region and Keta in the Volta Region.

The project will mainly cover slope protection, ice making plants, workshop, day care center, storm drains and sanitation facility, power substation and supplies, power and water supply systems, general excavation and dredging, reclamation and fill and rock excavation break water and Lee break water.

Benefits of the landing sites

The fishing sector in Ghana contributes to 3% of the country’s GDP. According to Mr. Oppong Nkrumah, the Minister of Information, completion of the project will increase the export volume of fish from the current 12% and also increase the foreign exchange earnings for the country.

The sites will help maintain a hygienic environment for the processing and handling of fish while it preventing and minimizing post-harvest losses for the fishermen. According to the minister, the project will create a lot of job opportunities for the locals.

Some of the employment opportunities created include suppliers of auxiliary goods, boat-yards workers, services and exporting of the fish products to earn foreign exchange for the country and marine fishermen"".

works as begin in some district....

vaxx2:
more development


""GOVERNMENT APPROVES THE CONSTRUCTION OF LANDING SITES AT THE COASTAL PARTS OF GHANA

Ghana’s parliament has approved the construction of 10 landing sites along it’s coastline at a cost of US $40m though a commercial agreement.

Kwaku Ofori Asiamah, the Minister for Transport confirmed the reports and said that the ministry was in collaboration with Ministry of Fisheries in undertaking the project and expects that the construction to be complete in the middle of next year.

The landing sites and ports are aimed at ensuring safe launching and landing of particularly, artisanal fishing and canoes. The ten identified sites where the landing sites and related facilities will be constructed include: Teshie in the Greater Accra Region, Axim and Dixcove in the Western Region, Elmina, Winneba, Mumford, Senya-Bereku, Fetteh-Gomoah and Moree in the Central Region and Keta in the Volta Region.

The project will mainly cover slope protection, ice making plants, workshop, day care center, storm drains and sanitation facility, power substation and supplies, power and water supply systems, general excavation and dredging, reclamation and fill and rock excavation break water and Lee break water.

Benefits of the landing sites

The fishing sector in Ghana contributes to 3% of the country’s GDP. According to Mr. Oppong Nkrumah, the Minister of Information, completion of the project will increase the export volume of fish from the current 12% and also increase the foreign exchange earnings for the country.

The sites will help maintain a hygienic environment for the processing and handling of fish while it preventing and minimizing post-harvest losses for the fishermen. According to the minister, the project will create a lot of job opportunities for the locals.

Some of the employment opportunities created include suppliers of auxiliary goods, boat-yards workers, services and exporting of the fish products to earn foreign exchange for the country and marine fishermen"".

works as begin in some district....

This guy is a dreamer.. one district one factory that have not produced anything anybody can point to within 3years of shouting about it

tylann:


this means kenya has the highest internet connectivity in africa at 83 percent
just do the math what is 83 percent of 47 million
nigeria is 60 %


nigeria has the highest population in africa ..........good lord why am i even explaining this

Can't anyone explain this to this dude ....you should be asking yourself that question man!
I told you....CRUNCH THE NUMBERS YOURSELF!... IS THAT TOO HARD??!!....do we have to go all ABC on this ...
83% of 47 million is roughly 39 million people right?...OK...60% of 200 million is 120 million!.....who gets more productivity?... Who gets more smart phones??... Who gets more of everything??... 39m or 120m ??.....so much for your 83%!
Gosh....can't believe I had to spoon feed this basic knowledge into your head!

POKUASI2:
This guy is a dreamer.. one district one factory that have not produced anything anybody can point to within 3years of shouting about it

Go to your useless motherland in imo and cry there .......

gallivant:


You didn't tell us why you tag Kenya in all your posts. All said and done, be straightforward with your intentions next time so we can deal with that. Styro ya Embakasi!

Lol.
But all I did was ask an honest question with pictures... Is there any crime in that?.....pity the nasty roads had to be Nairobi cbd.

Shma:
I was pointing out facts out of your stupidity, not that am worshipping skyscrapers. But I hope the message is home. ;
I did the one at bolded deliberately to make you happy. Now lemme rephrase my point. ,"Nairobi is not Lagos mate "

Deliberate indeed.

Shma:
,"Nairobi is not Lagos mate "

You know you're just typing this to feel good.
Deep down....you know how much of a lie that is

Grain Processing Factory underway at Kwaso in the Ejisu Municipality of the Ashanti Region. This is one of the many ongoing projects under the 1D1F policy.

1D1F: PRESIDENT AKUFO-ADDO COMMISSIONS CERAMICS TILE FACTORY IN KPONE

The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on Wednesday, 27th February, 2018, commissioned the Fujian Sentuo Ceramics Company, a ceramic tile manufacturing company operating under the 1-District-1-Factory initiative, located in Kpone, in the Greater Accra Region.

With the company employing some 1,500 employees, and souring 90% of its raw materials from Ghana, mainly from the Central and Western regions, President Akufo-Addo thanked the promoters of the company for taking advantage of the policies rolled out by Government, under the 1-District-1-Factory Policy, in order to make these investments.

Addressing the commissioning ceremony at the premises of the factory, the President indicated that his Government wants to achieve a significant level of industrial development, that is why he commenced, immediately after his assumption of office, a programme of industrial transformation.

“The industrial transformation agenda is anchored on a 10-point plan, confronting the private sector and its ability to spearhead the development of our country. Some of those are the high cost of doing business, lack of access to medium- and long-term financing, poor infrastructure and logistics support for enterprises and commercial activities, inadequate skilled manpower and limited access to technology, innovation and research,” he said.

All of these challenges, the President assured, are being addressed by the policies of government.

He indicated that Government is working hard to “bring down interest rates so that we increase the ability of businesses to fund their activities, while we are putting in place new arrangements for the Agricultural Development Bank and the National Investment Bank, so that it can be more focused on providing the funds for medium- and long-term investments for industrial development.”

In addition to these, President Akufo-Addo noted that, in the course of the last two years, the monetary policy rate of the Bank of Ghana is reducing, and inflation has also come down significantly, adding that “all of these are efforts that we are making to improve the business environment and make it possible for our enterprises in Ghana to be competitive”.

Touching on the cedi, the President stated that “I am extremely upset and anxious about it too, but I want to assure you that all efforts are being made to arrest the decline and restore the cedi to stability, in order to improve the competitiveness of Ghanaian industry. Very soon, we will be seeing the results of our policy.”

He urged residents of the people of Tema Kpong Katamanso “to embrace this factory and the work that is being done here and give the Chinese promoters of the factory the maximum support.”

President Akufo-Addo reiterated that “I am determined in my period in office to make the steps that will bring about structural changes in the manner in which the Ghanaian economy works, so we can have the sustained development and progress that our people are looking for.”

vaxx2:
Go to your useless motherland in imo and cry there .......

fraudster posting propaganda laced fake news on nairaland.. your country is projected to be 3rd largest market for retail chains and you're deceiving these Kenyans with barely functional brains

POKUASI2:
fraudster posting propaganda laced fake news on nairaland.. your country is projected to be 3rd largest market for retail chains and you're deceiving these Kenyans with barely functional brains

Hope this theif from imo state doesn't know this a good news . anyway go cry with your prostitute mother ......

Nigerian military has witnessed a lot of advancement in the last couple of years!
Check out this Nigerian made ballistic helmet fitted with a night vision camera and torch.

vaxx2:
Hope this theif from imo state doesn't know this a good news . anyway go cry with your prostitute mother ......

I'm in Ghana.. I go to the mall and every supermarket there is in Accra and have not for once see any product or by products off one district one factory your govt have been shouting about since 2012.. aren't factory built to produce things?.. is it that you people in Ghana build factories for taking pictures sake?! Point to one product one district one factory has produced or stop deceiving the people here.. you're a fraudulent NPP propagandist who spend his entire existence on nairaland deluding himself with things meant only for camera and fanfare.

POKUASI2:
I'm in Ghana.. I go to the mall and every supermarket there is in Accra and have not for once see any product or by products off one district one factory your govt have been shouting about since 2012.. aren't factory built to produce things?.. is it that you people in Ghana build factories for taking pictures sake?! Point to one product one district one factory has produced or stop deceiving the people here.. you're a fraudulent NNP propagandist who spend his entire existence on nairaland deluding himself with things meant only for camera and fanfare.

i said go and cry to your mother in the village.....i hold your entire animal extended family no explanation....my last time of quoting an animal like you back...

Carmit:

Lol... You still said Abuja light rail moves 400 bro
But champ,
Does Nairobi truly have a light rail ...have you hopped on one for a ride?

You see that the difference is 7k is for rail services between the two largest cities in the country if you make a railway from Lagos to Abuja or Lagos to kano it would be carrying 50k to 100k per day just wait for Lagos-ibadan railway to open that is between the largest city and the fifth largest city so like Nairobi and Nakuru but it will have at least 20k daily passengers just wait and see

vaxx2:
i said go and cry to your mother in the village.....i hold your entire animal extended family no explanation....my last time of quoting an animal like you back...

a sakawa boy with no live.
A fraudster who we should buy mattress for cos he literally live on nairaland when the owner of this forum smile to the bank every single day making money off this Ghanaian pig

GOVERNMENT COMPLETES SHUKURA ASTRO TURF

The Ministry for Inner City and Zongo Development In Collaboration with The Ministry of Youth And Sports has completed the construction of artificial football pitch at Shukura, a suburb of Accra in the Greater Region.

This was commissioned by The Member of Parliament for The Ablekuma Central Constituency, Hon Nii Narh Nartey.

The artificial turf is well fenced with floodlights which can be used for games in the evening.

The Ministry is currently working on similar Astroturfs at Walewale in the Northern Region, Kyebi in the Eastern Region and the Sheikh Nuhu Sharubutu Sports Complex at Fadama in Accra.


one of the completed stadium in one of the slums in Ghana......

Carmit:

You're contradicting yourself dude... Do you know what a metro line is??... quick advice --> admitting your flaws is no sin.
All you have is a standard gauge rail in kenya (sgr)... Simple!
A metro line is a rapid transit system!
View this image and compare the features of a rapid transit and the Abuja light rail!
Stop spreading all these false news.

you are sick you know nothing about nairobi
iam talking about nairobi metro train not sgr

vaxx2:
i said go and cry to your mother in the village.....i hold your entire animal extended family no explanation....my last time of quoting an animal like you back...

you see how Buhari has humbled you HUMAN filts.. since the border closure, the NIGERIAN bashing in Ghana has seized.. your ministers have gone numb now.. they don't talk loud anymore..

Carmit:

Can't anyone explain this to this dude ....you should be asking yourself that question man!
I told you....CRUNCH THE NUMBERS YOURSELF!... IS THAT TOO HARD??!!....do we have to go all ABC on this ...
83% of 47 million is roughly 39 million people right?...OK...60% of 200 million is 120 million!.....who gets more productivity?... Who gets more smart phones??... Who gets more of everything??... 39m or 120m ??.....so much for your 83%!
Gosh....can't believe I had to spoon feed this basic knowledge into your head!

let me ask you a simple question are you stupid

if kenya has internet penetration of 83% which is equivalent of 39 million people out of 47.6 million people
nigeria has a population of around 200 m people and has internet penetration of 60 percent equvalent of 120 million

which country is more productive

stop looking at quantity and look at quality

vaxx2:
Ghana, kenya , nigeria amd Tanzania....lets throw a challenge. I am sure our politicians frequently spy on this thread....

let's throw a challenge....which country has done well for his citizens in terms of infrastructure and social development..... we should do it around December.....

On behalf of all Kenyans, Rwandese and Ugandans count us in. Pictorial evidence being key. Zero bullshit enforced.

gallivant:


On behalf of all Kenyans, Rwandese and Ugandans count us in. Pictorial evidence being key. Zero bullshit enforced.

I will also love to have a ruwandese here. that is great ... we shouldn't ignore south Africa too. it is 2019 development we talking here..

vaxx2:
I will also love to have a ruwandese here. that great ... we shouldn't ignore south Africa too. it is 2019 development we talking here..

I couldn't argue more.

tylann:


let me ask you a simple question are you stupid

if kenya has internet penetration of 83% which is equivalent of 39 million people out of 47.6 million people
nigeria has a population of around 200 m people and has internet penetration of 60 percent equvalent of 120 million

which country is more productive

stop looking at quantity and look at quality

Lmao!
So the 120 million connected Nigerians don't have MORE than the quality the 39 million Kenyans bring to the table??
Just because their percentage rate is at 83%??
You're getting boring bro.

tylann:



you are sick you know nothing about nairobi
iam talking about nairobi metro train not sgr

Can't someone tell this dude Kenya has no metro line?
Geese....

tylann:



you are sick you know nothing about nairobi
iam talking about nairobi metro train not sgr

This shitt looks wack man. Go get a better metro train and stop using this old looking stuff in your capital city. even the new one they just constructed in Ibadan looks more modern than this old wacky stuff

The last on is the new train in Ibadan.

The inside of the nairobi metro just look like Lagos brt bus

vaxx2:
Ghana, kenya , nigeria and Tanzania....lets throw a challenge. I am sure our politicians frequently spy on this thread....

let's throw a challenge....which country has done well for his citizens in terms of infrastructure and social development..... we should do it around December for the year of 2019...

This shouldn't be only Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Tanzania. South Africa and other African countries are needed here too.

Problemkid1:
This shouldn't be only Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Tanzania. South Africa and other African countries are needed here too.

I agree with you my friend ...

Nairobi War Cemetery Remembrance Service
11th, November 2019