samorobo:


Man leave just30 with his opinion...I believe everyone is entitled to their own opinion...


Meanwhile this discussion has been an eye opener and really educative...I don't want you troubling just30 he needs all his focus and attention for this crucial debate..

You this guy sef truly just30 is doing a good job exposing these kiberans. And am fully supporting them. I won't disturb just30 again

rvp20182:
Kenya doesn't have poor ratings. Find us Kenya and Ghana credit rating from Moodys, Fitch, etc. And let us compare.

all this argument is unnecessary

both countries have a highly speculative but stable outlook of B

Just30:
what the fuc**k

Ghanaians rejecting their currency
Only in your head.


the only things Ghanaians reject are the small coins that can easily be swallowed.

That guy is a fence sitter ....he will not reply you....just let him be...



Kenyans will be touched today anyway ....

Problemkid1:
Bro see lemme tell you something. Abuja is fvcking developed. Even the kenyans knows that. Let's just keep sentiment aside? No city in West Africa can come close to Abuja in development, not even Lagos! You can ask the Kenyans or Tanzanians they're your friends

lets keep the sentiment aside then we can focus on what the needs are

Kenya is B+ while Ghana is B
https://tradingeconomics.com/kenya/rating
Standard & Poor's credit rating for Kenya stands at B+ with stable outlook. Moody's credit rating for Kenya was last set at B2 with stable outlook. Fitch's credit rating for Kenya was last reported at B+ with stable outlook. In general, a credit rating is used by sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and other investors to gauge the credit worthiness of Kenya thus having a big impact on the country's borrowing costs. This page includes the government debt credit rating for Kenya as reported by major credit rating age

Just30:


all this argument is unnecessary

both countries have a highly speculative but stable outlook of B

Problemkid1:
You this guy sef truly just30 is doing a good job exposing these kiberans. And am fully supporting them. I won't disturb just30 again

lol

rvp20182:
Loading... so article quote another Ofiri-Atuahene, 2008. Not super helpful.

It is reported that Ghana’s consumption of Portland cement has risen over the past decade from
2.5 million tons in 2005 to 4.5 million tons in 2009 (Ofiri-Atuahene, 2008).

That is a research paper of a student in the sector
He is referencing other research done by another student


the level of your denial knows no bound

rvp20182:
1/3 of Ghana deposits are held in foreign currency bank accounts. Nearly all foreign investors convert their CEDIS to dollars ASAP to protect their value as CEDIS deteriorate every month.

no need to start this shit of lies

i debunked it yesterday

It helpful but not super-helpful. Maybe English Comprehension is also a problem in Ghana?

Just30:
That is a research paper of a student in the sector
He is referencing other research done by another student
the level of your denial knows no bound

rvp20182:
Kenya is B+ while Ghana is B
https://tradingeconomics.com/kenya/rating
Standard & Poor's credit rating for Kenya stands at B+ with stable outlook. Moody's credit rating for Kenya was last set at B2 with stable outlook. Fitch's credit rating for Kenya was last reported at B+ with stable outlook. In general, a credit rating is used by sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and other investors to gauge the credit worthiness of Kenya thus having a big impact on the country's borrowing costs. This page includes the government debt credit rating for Kenya as reported by major credit rating age

there is no difference between the two
the plus is just for cosmetic purposes

https://countryeconomy.com/ratings/ghana
CHECK THE RATING CHART

rvp20182:
Kenya is B+ while Ghana is B
https://tradingeconomics.com/kenya/rating
Standard & Poor's credit rating for Kenya stands at B+ with stable outlook. Moody's credit rating for Kenya was last set at B2 with stable outlook. Fitch's credit rating for Kenya was last reported at B+ with stable outlook. In general, a credit rating is used by sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and other investors to gauge the credit worthiness of Kenya thus having a big impact on the country's borrowing costs. This page includes the government debt credit rating for Kenya as reported by major credit rating age

This dude is mad I swear where is 2019 data ? I told you earlier in economics. A quater of financial calender year can turn things around. Anyway by standard and poor (2019) Ghana credit rate is B+ that of kenya was not given while moody is yet to roll out kenya credit rate. but suggestion from IMF and mody suggest it is fallen particular when the goverment debt has grown to 30% of commercial bank assets.


your commercial debt has rose to 34.4% of total external debt, up from 6.4% in (2013).

rvp20182:
It helpful but not super-helpful. Maybe English Comprehension is also a problem in Ghana?

YOU see your low self esteem

you want something from an American or a Brits before you will believe.

Americans and Brits dont play a part here
they dont even do any research here

what they get to post are stuffs we ourselves have sat on this medium of communication to post

That is nonsense. The plus matters. A++ and A+ are not the same. You're paying more interest on debts because of that plus. For example Ghana Eurobond is around 8% while kenya is around 6%.

Actually some of your eurobonds are nearly 9% - holy cow.
http://cbonds.com/news/item/1093475

Just30:
there is no difference between the two
the plus is just for cosmetic purposes

https://countryeconomy.com/ratings/ghana
CHECK THE RATING CHART

rvp20182:
It helpful but not super-helpful. Maybe English Comprehension is also a problem in Ghana?

waa see

Kenyans talking about comprehension

Just30:
waa see
Kenyans talking about comprehension

now u see what we Nigerians have been teaching

edon21:

now u see what we Nigerians have been teaching

Rvp.is stubborn..he doesn't care about whatever reputable links you throw at him...his useless opinion is final only to him

NigeriaIsDoomed:
lol

Bro

rvp20182:
That is nonsense. The plus matters. A++ and A+ are not the same. You're paying more interest on debts because of that plus. For example Ghana Eurobond is around 8% while kenya is around 6%.

There is a reason Ghana Eurobond is around 8%


Both Kenya and outlook are in a speculative red

edon21:

now u see what we Nigerians have been teaching

that because ive really not been following your long argument

i only jump in at anytime

the guy simply have a problem comprehending that the cement consumption of Ghana proves that Ghana is highly developed than Kenya

Problemkid1:
Bro

long time no chat bro. Slugging it out domestically man. Who win for here?

NigeriaIsDoomed:
long time no chat bro. Slugging it out domestically man. Who win for here?

You know the way forward Na. naija no dey Carry last at all. We don't win them then the Ghanaians wan take over from where we stop

B and B+ - a gulf of difference. Kenya use to be B++ - they remove on + and it send alarms.

Just30:
There is a reason Ghana Eurobond is around 8%
Both Kenya and outlook are in a speculative red

English comprehension is the least of your problems. It's the dearth of such critical data that is more concerning. Now we have to go by some student research. These are industry stats that are easily available in a functional country.

Just30:
that because ive really not been following your long argument

i only jump in at anytime

the guy simply have a problem comprehending that the cement consumption of Ghana proves that Ghana is highly developed than Kenya

Just30:
that because ive really not been following your long argument

i only jump in at anytime

the guy simply have a problem comprehending that the cement consumption of Ghana proves that Ghana is highly developed than Kenya

You guys are not following this thread always. They have been talking nonsese about you people since. But you guys don't know because you don't visit this thread always. you can ask one of your Ghanaian brother called wizzy Mike. He was here that day when they were talking rubbish about your country. we Nigerians don't have any choice than to keep quiet since you guys are supporting them. anyway it past tense now. Now you have seen it with your eyes. This is the 3rd time now

Problemkid1:
You know the way forward Na. naija no dey Carry last at all. We don't win them then the Ghanaians wan take over from where we stop

bro I no say even for dream we go always win them.
Bravo bro! Keep holding your head high.

Again when it come to macro-economics - you have it worse than Nigeria.

Kenya commercial external debt has risen because we have flouted two Eurobonds (6B dollars)

Here are Kenya external debt register - as of Sept 2019.

vaxx2:
This dude is mad I swear where is 2019 data ? I told you earlier in economics. A quater of financial calender year can turn things around. Anyway by standard and poor (2019) Ghana credit rate is B+ that of kenya was not given while moody is yet to roll out kenya credit rate. but suggestion from IMF and mody suggest it is fallen particular when the goverment debt has grown to 30% of commercial bank assets.


your commercial debt has rose to 34.4% of total external debt, up from 6.4% in (2013).

NigeriaIsDoomed:
bro I no say even for dream we go always win them.
Bravo bro! Keep holding your head high.

Thanks bro. Stay safe bro

Can they show their debt books in public for all to see?

rvp20182:
Again when it come to macro-economics - you have it worse than Nigeria.

Now where evidence that Kenya commercial debt has risen because we have flouted two Eurobonds (6B dollars)

Here are Kenya external debt register - as of Sept 2019.

They don't any stats. It very shocking. If you think Yemi Kale is bad - try Ghana. I have gone through their Ghana Stats website. There is such awful lack of data.

Jonraid:
Can they show their debt books in public for all to see?

rvp20182:
Again when it come to macro-economics - you have it worse than Nigeria.

Kenya commercial external debt has risen because we have flouted two Eurobonds (6B dollars)

Here are Kenya external debt register - as of Sept 2019.

You want me to read blog again ? Anyway you are lying ....This is from your central bank


....https://www.centralbank.go.ke/public-debt/


On going deeper to check your micro economics, Nigeria indeed is a paradise since Nigeria can comfortably look for more oil or scale up gas production and jump back to its foot. Your goverment is the greatest scammer of all. You are poor nation.

The debt decreased marginally,marginally!

Jonraid:
The debt decreased marginally,marginally!

one thing about you is your truth...pls factor that into percentage to correct me.....