mtisTheQubit:

Which currency..Just30 i cant trade on cedi coz i dont know what gonna happen next..its like one of ths crazy crypto currencies...today it 10% up,tomorrow its 20% down..

I can trade on Cedi because in know what will happen
because the currency is controlled by market forces.


I cant trade in kshs because i cant tell what the value will be tomorrow
Your government can just wake up and say, they can no longer borrow to support that currency again.

by the time i will wake up to even do something about my money, it will be worth shit

rvp20182:
Doesn't make economic sense if land price is high to build low if there are no restrictions. Only Nakuru in Kenya has 10 floors limit because it sits on fault line susceptible to earth quake.Anyway how expensive are talking about here? The place you see in Nairobi with skyscraper an acre can cost btw 5-10m dollars.

Are you on phone, check your grammer

Just30:
Mombasa is not even well know than Cape Coast

let alone the whole Ghana.

Mombasa might well known than Kenya though

what is cape coast, is it cape verde

Just30:
if Ghana economy was not vibrant,
Ghanaians wont be richer than you or have a higher standard of living than you

how are you they rich than us
kenya is second to only south africa in market of luxury goods
you are rich while you shop in roadside shacks

your govt is lying to you

Top 20 dirtiest cities in Africa. Nigeria is represented by 10

Dirtiest Cities in Africa 2019 Top 20 Most Polluted
In Africa, due to the large population, there are places where pollution and dirtiness are rated high. Among others, Below is a list of 20 dirtiest cities in Africa / Most Polluted.



Top 20 Dirtiest Cities in Africa 2019 Most Polluted
1. Onitsha, Nigeria
A city located on the eastern bank of the Niger River, in Nigeria’s Anambra State. A
metropolitan city, Onitsha, is known for its river port, and as an economic hub for commerce, industry, and education. It is the host to the Onitsha Main Market, the largest market in Africa in terms of geographical size and volume of goods which is one of the reasons why this part of Nigeria is very dirty.

However, as Onitsha has been a symbol of urban blight, it is also becoming a poster child of modern-day urban renewal.

Federal expressway reconstructed by Governor Peter Obi of Anambra. Significant efforts have been made by the Government of Anambra State to clean up the city and improve security.


Dirtiest City In Africa
Africa
2. Kaduna, Nigeria
Kaduna is an industrial center of Northern Nigeria, manufacturing products like textiles,
Machinery, steel, aluminum, petroleum products, and bearings. However, the textile industry has been declining because of factory closings due to neglect during military rule and competition with Chinese imports. Automobile manufacturing also remains an important part of Kaduna’s economy. Pottery is highly prized from Kaduna, especially from the Nok culture, which precedes Abuja and Minna. Other light manufactures include plastics, pharmaceuticals, leather goods, furniture, and televisions. Some of the main agricultural exports include cotton, peanuts, sorghum, and ginger.

One of Nigeria’s four main oil refineries is located in Kaduna. It is supplied by a pipeline from the Niger Delta oil fields. These among others are the reasons why Kaduna is one of the dirtiest.


A 2009 World Bank survey states that Kaduna is one of the top six cities with the highest unemployment. 20% of the population is estimated to be unemployed.

Dirtiest Cities In Africa
Dirtiest City In Africa
3. Aba, Nigeria
The city located in the eastern parts of Nigeria is home to commercial activities and all sort of services, buying and selling.

4. Umuahia, Nigeria
Umuahoa is the capital city of Abia state which is located in the eastern parts of Nigeria. It is one of the oldest Igbo areas.


Top 10 Dirtiest Cities In Africa
Top 10 Dirtiest Cities In Africa
5. Kampala, Uganda
Kampala is located in Uganda. it is particularly popular for its economic strength although it is also considered to be one of the dirtiest cities in Africa in 2019, there are also some really nice places there too.

6. Owerri, Nigeria
Owerri is the capital of IMO state which is located in the eastern part of Nigeria.
In as much as Owerri is the capital of Imo state, it is a very polluted place and this is as a result of all the companies and numerous Businesses that operate there.

7. Dakar, Senegal
The seventh on the list of the dirtiest cities. Although it is a very popular place that it was used in a recent Jamb Novel. That does not change the status as one of the dirtiest cities in Africa

Dakar Senegal

8. Bamenda, Cameroon
Its sewage and refuse dumps and some other pollutants have constituted to its dirtiness. Therefore it is the 8th dirtiest city in Africa 2018.

Bamenda, Cameroon

9. Accra, Ghana
Accra which is the capital and biggest city in Ghana is a dirty area mainly due to its large population of illiterates. Accra is the ninth most polluted and dirtiest city in Africa.


10. Hartebeespoort, South Africa
Hartbeespoort, informally also known as “Harties”, is a small resort town in the North West Province of South Africa, situated on slopes of the Magaliesberg mountain and the banks of the Hartbeespoort Dam. The name of the town means “gateway of the hartebeest ” (a species of antelope ) in Afrikaans. It was previously known as Schoemansville, named after General Hendrik Schoeman, a Boer General in the Anglo-Boer War, who owned the farm that the Hartbeespoort Dam was built on. They specialize in Farming which is a major cause of dirty environments.

11. Nsukka, Nigeria
Nsukka is a town and Local Government Area in southeast Nigeria in Enugu State. It has some of the most recognized educational institutions in Nigeria like UNN( University of Nigeria, Nsukka) among others. However, it is unfortunate that this city is one of the dirtiest in Africa

12. Auchi, Nigeria
Auchi is the second largest city in Edo state after the capital Benin city. The famous Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi which attracts young adults from different parts of the country is located there. It is hilly in nature and has one of the dirtiest surroundings. The famous Akpu/foo-foo extraction and manufacturing is the major cause of pollution in the dirty areas in Auchi.

13. Bafoussam, Cameroon
Bafoussam is the capital of the West Region of Cameroon, in the Bamboutos Mountains. It is the prefecture of the Mifi department, one of three arrondissements in the department. The city had a population of 239,287 inhabitants (at the 2005 Census). The city is the region’s center of trade. People are farming coffee, tobacco, and tea. The city has also a coffee processing facility and brewery. It is the main city of the Bamiléké people and is home to a chief’s palace. The city of Bafoussam has grown to now include the three traditional “chefferies” of Baleng, Fusap, and Bamougoum. The main neighborhoods of the city are Banego, Djeleng, Famla, Kamkop, Quartier Eveché, Quartier Haussa and Tandja.


14. Ile Ife, Nigeria
This prestigious city in Ondo state is a well known one. It is one of the oldest towns that has a history of the Benin people. But it is heartbreaking that it is termed one of the dirtiest cities in Africa.

15. Abakaliki, Nigeria
Abakaliki, as in the past, is a center of agricultural trade including such products as yams, cassava, rice, and both palm oil and palm kernels, as well as kola nuts. It is also known for its local lead, zinc, salt, and limestone mining or quarrying. They host many golf course and hotels. The huge incentives and tax holiday offered by Ebonyi state government to all major private investors have brought about a marked increase in new businesses Abakaliki city. The government promotes both poultry and egg production.

16. Johannesburg – South Africa
In 2011, the population of the city of Johannesburg was 4,434,827, making it the largest city in South Africa. Its major source of revenue is Gold mining. Due to its large population, it is one of the dirtiest cities in Africa.

17. Afikpo, Nigeria
Afikpo, also known as “Ehugbo”, is a town and the second largest urban area in Ebonyi State. It is the headquarters of the Afikpo North Local Government Area.

18. Buchanan, Liberia
Buchanan is the third largest city in Liberia, lying on Waterhouse Bay, part of the Atlantic Ocean. It is referred to as Gbezohn in the local Bassa language. As of the 2008 census, Buchanan has a population of 34,270. Of this, 16,984 were male and 17,286 female. Though not so large it is a dirty city.

19. Yaounde, Cameroon
In Yaounde, Local residents engage in urban agriculture. The city is estimated to have “50,000 pigs and over a million chickens.


20. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Addis Ababa is the capital and largest city of Ethiopia. The population is estimated to reach ~ 6,500,000 currently. However, it’s recorded at 3,384,569 according to the 2007 population census, with an annual growth rate of 3.8%. This number has been increased from the originally published 2,738,248 figure and appears to be still largely underestimated. It is a very rich and popular city in Ethiopia but it has a lot of dirt and pollution.

So there you have it. Please keep your area clean today. It starts with you.

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mtisTheQubit:

Troy have you heard the explanation given..They say its coz Ghanaians love travelling....

They don't travel, they are smuggled.

rvp20182:
The strong CEDIS nobody want to keep - not even the Ghanians - leave alone foreigners - who immediately convert the USELESS CEDIS to USD and send them back home. The "strong" CEDIS that is one of Africa most deprecating currency.

The strength of the currency is it's stability against USD.

Japan Yen is a strong currency even if 1USD =108 Yens.

I can hazard that in Africa - CEDIS is the second weakest currency after ZIm dollars.

you Kenyans have now resulted to attacking Ghanaians.It's funny you using Japan's currency as a point with you not knowing Japan's export far exceeds imports thus it's good news if Japan strategically decrease the value of their currency.Japan is not an import depending economy so people don't go round looking for dollars to import things into Japan.The dollar rather goes round looking for yen unlike in African economies who always depend on imports and export less.Ghana has a good example because within the last two years,Ghana has recorded a trade surplus thus exporting more than we import.Our cedis is on an automatic adjustments policy which is not controlled by any forcefully borrowing more dollars and injecting it into the economy which is a very bad and dangerous practice to highly reduce the depreciation of your local currency which is done mostly by Kenya.Kenya has an export of just about 5 billion dollars buh imports more than 18 billion dollars which is abnormal and upon all your artificial control of your local currency, the cedis is far valuable than your shillings which is virtually useless. I see people charge mostly in dollars in Kenya.

samorobo:


Bush boy..call Florence in Italy a slum because she has brown roof

Ok man, are you trying to compare Florence with Ibadan

kikuyu1:


We need some historical perspective-imo,it comes from slave trade(btw,it was HUGELY EXAGGERATED,most blacks came from Europe,losers of the religious wars and others were indig Americans but there was a long running W African slave trade)In a way I don't blame Ghanaians-on the surface they were better than Naij but share the same sociocultural DNA with everyone else in WA:an extremely unfortunate warping from centuries of slave trade. Basically they all learned the wrong things,the Beninese,Togolese,Ivoriennes,Senegalese,Gambians.Cameroonians,Gabonese etc,etc. They cursed themselves for generations learning how to make money without development in the easiest way capturing and selling fellow men. That's why til today their stagnant and/or take refuge in make believe like Katanka/Innoson and the BS we've seen here. That's why in the entire WA there's no dairy industry!? HTF does that even happen. 300 mn people don't produce their own milk,Kenyans! Its why they don't understand the basic foundation of development. It's why trust level,critical for any business is so low.
It explains why there are such strict hierarchies throughout WA and why commoners are obedient unto death to their rulers.
It's why there is a callousness,a contempt for human life itself commonly seen worsened in highly populated nations like Naij as the resource struggle is ofc that much harder.
Why is juju,gris gris and voodoo so much stronger in Naij, Benin and Liberia not Malawi or Zim'?
Tbh , until a regional acknowledgement for responsibility for the slave trade happens there'll be no release from the negative karmic energy holding WA hostage.

calm down old man, you can't be in kibera and talk history you read. West Africa is more prosperous than any other region in sub Sahara Africa. Ecowas is stronger than any regional body despite the language difference ( Portuguese, French, English and local languages).

so small Ghana is indeed beacon of hope in east Africa.....

Btw when it comes diaspora - Ghana have 4m against Kenya 3m. Ghanians remittance is 3.8B while Kenya 2.8B USD.

mtisTheQubit:

How many?

there were quite a lot of them

like Samuel Doe or Taylor
Joseph Jone
Daniel Edward
Charles Dunbar
weah

tylann:


we can compare accra city to nakuru town in kenya

bring the pics

Even just Accra will beat the entire Kenya hands down

so small Ghana is indeed beacon of hope in east Africa.....

Just30:
I can trade on Cedi because in know what will happen
because the currency is controlled by market forces.


I cant trade in kshs because i cant tell what the value will be tomorrow
Your government can just wake up and say, they can no longer borrow to support that currency again.

by the time i will wake up to even do something about my money, it will be worth shit

No man the only drop for kshs was from 70s to now 100 against the dollar..
Now tell me is it true cedi dropped like 5000% from some years back..
man have you tried a forex trade with crypto-currency...if you have, then you will understand what i mean

chrisagyei:
you Kenyans have now resulted to attacking Ghanaians.It's funny you using Japan's currency as a point with you not knowing Japan's export far exceeds imports thus it's good news if Japan strategically decrease the value of their currency.Japan is not an import depending economy so people don't go round looking for dollars to import things into Japan.The dollar rather goes round looking for yen unlike in African economies who always depend on imports and export less.Ghana has a good example because within the last two years,Ghana has recorded a trade surplus thus exporting more than we import.Our cedis is on an automatic adjustments policy which is not controlled by any forcefully borrowing more dollars and injecting it into the economy which is a very bad and dangerous practice to highly reduce the depreciation of your local currency which is done mostly by Kenya.Kenya has an export of just about 5 billion dollars buh imports more than 18 billion dollars which is abnormal and upon all your artificial control of your local currency, the cedis is far valuable than your shillings which is virtually useless. I see people charge mostly in dollars in Kenya.

KSH is possibly Africa most stable currency.Your cedis is working it way back to 11,500 cedis to a dollar.I don't know who charges dollars in Kenya... maybe you can share a link.Your CEDIS is a big joke that Ghanians do not trust.You can repeg it back to 1 to 1 to the dollar..and 10yrs it would have lost like 5000% of it's value

Just30:
Even just Accra will beat the entire Kenya hands down

Buahaha,, delusions.

Just30:
Even just Accra will beat the entire Kenya hands down

The biggest joke of the century.. Nairobi already beat Lagos...and only has to worry about Joburg and Capetown..and Maybe Durban mpulangga

Just30:
there were quite a lot of them

like Samuel Doe or Taylor
Joseph Jone
Daniel Edward
Charles Dunbar
weah

The Liberians know their people..most of ths guys are just elite impostors..my guy fought the war

Una no go watch naija match?

vaxx2:
so small Ghana is indeed beacon of hope in east Africa.....

vaxx i gonna call kazi now...

rvp20182:
The biggest joke of the century.. Nairobi already beat Lagos...and only has to worry about Joburg and Capetown..and Maybe Durban mpulangga

i don't take him serious anymore

mtisTheQubit:

vaxx i gonna call kazi now...

desperate times call for desperate measure

Stormtrooper11:
Una no go watch naija match?

man you should have gone for Darth Vader..Stormtroopers suck..

Troy404:
desperate times call for desperate measure

kazi handles vaxx in a special way...you know what i mean...

mtisTheQubit:

vaxx i gonna call kazi now...

Do that quick. they are in my country learning how we become successful in NLA.... your country too was aware of our progress in nuclear technology and rural electricity infrastructure...


see what Uganda says....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrC8Mw_ln48

vaxx2:
Do that quick. they are in my country learning how we become successful in NLA.... your country too was aware of our progress in nuclear technology and rural electricity infrastructure...


see what Uganda says....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrC8Mw_ln48

vaxx we are not bigoted folks you think of..If we see something good we learn from it..

Wuoche:
Those are excuses. You wanted the match, here it is.

Fool you are trying to tamper with reality to protect your ego...That train no longer exist.....

mtisTheQubit:

Ok man you have a weird way of responding...ok you wanna abuse me by calling my dear or what

Yes that is because I know how to handle fools like you with a simple response...

mtisTheQubit:

vaxx we are not bigoted folks you think of..If we see something good we learn from it..

Your next movement to Ghana should be how you will eradicate poverty at maximum.

pass this statement to the next authority to consider that .....

samorobo:


This is what I saw when I zoomed..slummmmm!!!!

please nairalanders help this guy
what is he doing

why are you this desperate

samorobo:


This is funny po. That train doesn't even works again that was Lagos in the early 90's

I ask them if actually there are living things in this ZOO this slums are thick