NairobiWalker:


Down from 1 Cedi per dollar in 2007 when it was redenominated. What a useless currency

a currency that is valuable than kshs

so what is kshs , a toilet paper?

Just30:
yes i care about the image of Africa because i travel out a lot

I dont want to be disrespected because you Kenyans went to shit out there

From your reasoning you have never set a foot outside Ghana
Maybe you have visited Nigeria

tylann:


You are overpopulated 30 million for a country half size of Kenya

Most Kenyans live in rural areas
Nairobi has only 4.4 million people

Yet Nairobi is much more smaller..... by ratio, we just the size of kenya in land size to human population .

Just30:
yes i care about the image of Africa because i travel out a lot

I dont want to be disrespected because you Kenyans went to shit out there

From your reasoning you have never set a foot outside Ghana
Maybe you have visited Nigeria .

Just30:
hehehehe

our mansions are still better than the ordinary kenyan in sharks

You should have ask them to show you their mansion. If they even have one in that ZOO

tylann:


You don't get it
In Kenya supermarkets are everywhere that is where people shop daily for foodstuffs and confectioneries

People go to shopping malls to buy expensive stuff and have a good time

You say your are rich but rich guys don't shop in shacks and open air markets

Tell him Nairobi alone has 125 supermarkets and others are still getting built.

Just30:
hehehehe

our mansions are still better than the ordinary kenyan in sharks

Ordinary Kenyans live in apartments and
Shop in shopping malls

rvp20182:
Export something beyond natural resources and maybe IMF monkey can get off Ghana back.Find out how many types of goods we export to world..we lead in textiles export to US for example...we lead in intra-africa trade..and because we get lot more in service..our economy is strong we never need IMF bailout

so even with Ghana imf record

youve not been able to be more productive than us


what does that make you?

rvp2018:
The insult per word ratio is coming down - keep it up. Your NHIS covers only 2% of the poor and 36% of current health expenditure is out of pocket.

As you can see you have a long way to go - because our NHIF which allows you to be treated in decent private & mission hospitals - already covers roughly 30M Kenyans.

Now, the 17M mostly poor kenyans have to pay out of pocket - and we are fixing that with Universal Health Care - meaning if you're so poor to go to public hospitals.

Now I got an article for you - dated 2019.

https://www.sightsavers.org/blogs/2019/08/universal-health-coverage-ghana-how-can-we-really-make-progress/
The NHIS was introduced to curb high user fees and their effect on the poorest people in rural and working environments. After more than a decade of implementation, it is estimated that less than two per cent of the poor are covered, and people with disabilities – many of whom are among the poorest of the poor – do not have any special provisions under the scheme. It is not surprising that about 36 per cent of current health expenditure is out-of-pocket payment.

You are an idiot ..... health insurance scheme here is even cover by private hospitals not only goverment reserve area.... when you have a reliable budget that can fund such a social scheme than let's debate again ... show me the amount you budget for health care? let's start from there


Stop quoting blogs with me you this animal ... many blogs out there position your health care system as underdeveloped. and immature yet You don't see me here using it with you.

Troy404:
how to they reach libya

travel to Libya to work through Egypt or Tunisia

Is that your feeble attempt to obstuficate the issues or you're just dense.

vaxx2:
Anybody who understand basic table illustration we called you an idiot.....


This is the table to all readers...

I saw somebody posting upperhill roads of 2013. Here are the real upperhill roads. This one is 90% complete. This is same place different years. The last pic is one posted by NIGERIAISDOOMED

Troy404:
BUAHAHA, is this your comeback now. There's no brothel in the world you will miss a Nigerian woman.

These niggas! I told them never to POINT FINGERS AT ANYBODY ABOUT ANY NEGATIVITY UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES;WHETHER FLYING TOILETS,HOISM OR OTHER NATIONAL NAIJJAN TRAITS!?

Outside in the streets, the rates are even lower; 5 euros for a young Nigerian. A price that shocks even some customers....Nigerian prostitutes number in their hundreds in Belgium. All victims of human trafficking, some are just 14 years old, a problem that is growing in the country.

https://www.theafricancourier.de/features/hundreds-of-underage-nigerian-girls-trapped-in-prostitution-in-brussels/

The age of Nigerian girls on the street is falling fast. Criminal organizations want them young: they are highly sought after on the sex market”....One of them is B, who looks as young as she is – 14 –, with her slim, adolescent figure and large eyes. She was noticed by a photographer, Giovanni Izzo, who for months has been going up and down Domiziana,taking the numbers of girls who look underage in order to pass them on to social workers. She was in the company of another girl, perhaps even younger, who we lost touch with.

https://www.corriere.it/english/17_luglio_18/underage-nigerian-immigrants-forced-into-prostitution-bb66f43c-6b94-11e7-9094-d21d151198e9.shtml?refresh_ce-cp

These are pregnant eleven year olds in Calabar-OMFG!? The unthinkable as always was long ago normalised in Naij.

The girls often look like a joke or are acting a play in a nursery class but are actually pregnant and a sign of what many believe is a high rate of promiscuity in the state. The pregnant girls are a common sight in the Calabar South area, which is densely populated. The high poverty rate, according to analysts, makes parents to encourage their children to look for income to meet family needs. Such parents send their children to hawk petty items like sachet water, bean cake, groundnut, in the process of which unscrupulous men entice them with gifts, have sex with them and get them pregnant. Many of the girls operating in the red light area of Calabar, located in Atekong Drive, are from that part of the city and it is common to find primary kids roaming the area at night to hawk their bodies for sex and men, not minding their ages, take them into hotel rooms for a one- night-stand and hand them peanuts. One of the girls, Esther, 11, carrying a seven months old pregnancy, told Sunday Vanguard that what forced her into sex before she became pregnant was to source for what the family would eat.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/small-girls-with-bulging-bellies-in-calabar-i-am-11-years-old-but-pregnant-esther/

Geniuses,are those Swazi,Somali,Bangaladeshi or Kenyan kids?OHH,WAIT I KNOW; THEY MUST BE NORWEGIAN! See the resemblance! Silly niggas,telling on themselves 24/7. Anyway you can't help yourselves-lying,deflection,hypocrisy and obfuscation is your nature-along with underage hoism!!

Anecdotal info,to be dismissed or ignored: late 90s while Kenbatt was in either Sierra leone or Liberia,a platoon patrolled a village ensuring the rebels were surrendering arms and behaving themselves. The chief offered traditional hospitality to the patrol leader-"sir,would you like a 14 year old?"
"Nigga,hell no!"
"Okay,I've got at least two 9 year olds." (!!?) A Naij army unit had spent a week there and the uniforms were similar apart from the pockets and the camo pattern so he thought their were also identical in habits .

rvp2018:
Is that your feeble attempt to obstuficate the issues or you're just dense.

I only upload what make you looks like an idiot, if you aren't dump yourself and understand table chart. youbcan easily changes in house hold pattern and consumption pattern frim the table you posted.

I only submitted it so that everybody can see how stupid you are ....

Jonraid:
Talking about poverty?


Kenya is projected to “make a leap forward” in its efforts to end extreme poverty in the next decade.

A global data enterprise suggested in a post published last week by a US think tank that the share of abjectly poor Kenyans will plummet from nearly 21 per cent today to 4.3 per cent in 2030.

If current trends continue, says the Vienna-based World Data Lab, Kenya will eradicate severe poverty by 2032—two years later than the United Nations' deadline for achieving its top sustainable development goal.

More than 70 per cent of the world's poorest people live south of the Sahara today, with that share projected to rise to 87 per cent a decade from now.

Poverty is expected to remain widespread in Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo, World Data Lab forecasts.

https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/news/ea/Kenya-now-on-track-to-end-extreme-poverty/4552908-5066482-20g5ncz/index.html

talk to us after youve made that leap forward

NairobiWalker:



As if you've travelled the whole of Kenya to confirm that.

I guess you have also been to Accra to ascertain that most of the streets and houses looks like what you posted?

As of 2017 - your NHIC covered 40% - 10million - while Kenya similar scheme covers 30M (3./4 of kenyans). And we are starting UHC (universal health care).

I know you're so excited about NHIS because it's 10yrs old. Kenya's equivalent is what 60yrs old.National Hospital Insurance Fund is a State Parastatal that was established in 1966 as a department under the Ministry of Health. And we do not use our budget to fund NHIF That is why IMF IS ALWAYS BAILING YOU OUT

Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme - Open Knowledge ...
https://openknowledge.worldbank.org › bitstream › handle
by H Wang - ‎2017 - ‎Cited by 19 - ‎Related articles
Since the establishment of Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) in 2003, the Government of Ghana has made substantial progress toward its goal of universal health care. As of 2014, the NHIS covered 10.5 million people, or 40 percent of Ghana's population.

vaxx2:
You are an idiot ..... health insurance scheme here is even cover by private hospitals not only goverment reserve area.... when you have a reliable budget that can fund such a social scheme than let's debate again ... show me the amount you budget for health care? let's start from there


Stop quoting blogs with me you this animal ... many blogs out there position your health care system as underdeveloped. and immature yet You don't see me here using it with you.

Upperhill roads 2019.

Nigeria school systems were unfair to you. They should at least refund you for the cost (if it wasn't free) and time wasted.

vaxx2:
I only submitted what make you looking an idiot, if you aren't dump yourself and understand table chart. youbcan easily changes in house hold pattern and consumption pattern frim the table you posted.

I only submitted it so that everybody can see how stupid you are ....

rvp2018:
Ghana Electricity. If you go to page 54 - you can see Ghana has 3.7m residential house connected to their grid- another 0.6M non-residential & 1K for minning and industries. Ghana has about 6.5M households....with only 3.7M residential houses connected...their real electricity access rate is 57%!!! and you'll hear Ghanians claiming to be nearing 80-90% electricity access.
http://www.energycom.gov.gh/files/ENERGY_STATISTICS_2019_Updated.pdf

I guess you came to count house holds in Ghana ?


something is wrong with your head


Table 3.13: Grid Electricity Sales by Customer Class (GWh)
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015* 2016* 2017* 2018
Residential 2,275 2,483 2,527 2,819 3,060 2,772 2,436 3,932 3,931 4,824
Non-residential 924 966 1,199 1,549 1,532 1,529 1,531 1,068 1,356 1,103
Special Load Tariff1 2,951 3,174 3,901 4,153 4,435 4,680 4,274 4,626 4,880 5,046
Street Lighting 144 254 296 370 445 540 536 603 679 683
Total 6,294 6,877 7,923 8,891 9,471 9,520 8,776 10,230 10,847 11,656


this is the table and breakdown by each year
that is

rvp2018:
Ghana Electricity. If you go to page 54 - you can see Ghana has 3.7m residential house connected to their grid- another 0.6M non-residential & 1K for minning and industries. Ghana has about 6.5M households....with only 3.7M residential houses connected...their real electricity access rate is 57%!!! and you'll hear Ghanians claiming to be nearing 80-90% electricity access.
http://www.energycom.gov.gh/files/ENERGY_STATISTICS_2019_Updated.pdf

I tried to tell you simpletons not to start internet intifadas with the MVP! He's a determined anthropologist unearthing lost history with his forensic data search skills. So,you're electrification rate is fake by a whole 30%-we must therefore question your real power output and everything else.

Another idiot also posted the first pic claiming to be 2019 . Status of Britam roads 2019 is in the last two pics

popizaino:



I guess you have also been to Accra to ascertain that most of the streets and houses looks like what you posted?

Ghana is not richer than Kenya, Accra is not developed than Nairobi, Accra don't look modern than Nairobi, Ghana has almost the same HDI with Kenya, you are ahead of us by a small inch, Ghana's GDP per capita is ahead of Kenya, Cement consumption as of 2019 I don't think Ghana is ahead of Kenya, let's wait for the end of this year and you guys will be inn for a good shock. Ghana airport is not ahead of Kenya airport, Ghana sea port is not ahead of Kenya seaport, Ghana does not receive many visitors as compared to Kenya, Ghana roads are not better than Kenya, Ghana infrastructure is not ahead of Kenya, real estate in Kenya is booming and Ghana is not even close from decades.... Those are just few crystal reality that you guys are finding it difficult to swallow . Am not just typing for typing sake, have done few research about Kenya and Ghana and can testify my sentiments are pure reality. If any Ghanaian is ready for a battle the room is open. Can only allow kazi way(photo speaks more)

tylann:


Cement consumption in building roadside shacks

you are shamed

the average Ghanaian lives in mansions
the average kenyan lives in Shacks

tylann:


Which per capita
Those are your government statistics
You can know a poor country from the pics

Yeah eating dog meat I get it

exactly so

that is why kenya is filled with slums after slums

tylann:


Which development are you always talking about
Accra is a village full of shacks

Post the development here we see

Accra is a city full of mansions for ordinary people

Kenya is filled with slums

rvp2018:
I know Ghana electricity access according to your Yemi kale (Ghana Stats Office ) is 85%. That is basis of that number that everyone quote - HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS BY YOUR NATIONAL STATS. But I am telling you for free - you cannot have only 3.7M household connected to electricity according to your power utlity companies and claim you've reach 85%. So there is a problem - with Ghana Statistics - because the data doesn't CROSS-reference with metered customers of your electricity utility company. Unless you mean about 3M Ghanians are illegally connected to the grid or are on off grid (solar systems).

A number of customers has to match the number of households - you have 6.5M households in Ghana with 3.7M connected to the main grid. Your real electricity access to the main grid therefore is about 55%.

In Kenya, we have about 12m households with about 8M connected to the main grid. Mean we still need to cover 4M households. Our real electricity access - at least to the main grid - is 65%.

Btw,off grid power solutions are increasing rapidly! Garissa is powered by a 50 MW solar plant and others are in the works.

rvp2018:
Cement consumption of 5.2M is hardly anything to shout about - if you're using some of it to build roads.
HDI - 0.001 greater than kenya.
GDP per capita - COOKED - by 25% - in a suspicious rebase five years after another.

What real estate are we talking about in Ghana? Pouring cement is not real estate. It's Construction.

There is big difference btw Real Estate and Construction.

hahaha

you are coming around

the facts still remains

The real estate market is bigger in Ghana and that is why we consume twice more cement than Kenya does

Wuoche:
Another idiot also posted the first pic claiming to be 2019 . Status of Britam roads 2019 is in the last two pics

just ignore those dudes(problem kid and the doomed one) they are criminals ,dump head

tylann:

Cement consumption on paper
While on the ground you have nothing but shacks

Show us the pics where your cement consumption goes

on the ground

we are building more houses than Kenya wil ever be able to

tylann:


Show us the roads here

Google African countries with the best road infrastructure

no need for me taking pics

the fact still remain thats 33% of Ghanaian roads are paved and in good conditions

tylann:


Tea farms are owned by Kenya tea farmers
No Arab owns any tea farm in Kenya
The Arabs in Kenya are Kenyans and are mostly found at the coast

how can you own tea farms when you dont own your lands