rvp20182:
Sorry, they confused cedis with the dollar. The authoritative figures come from your own gov.

keep dreaming

you are making noise as usual

Ghanaians have so far used mobile wallets principally for transferring money to a person (peer-to-peer, P2P). According to Bank of Ghana data, the total value of all mobile money transactions reached 156 billion GHS ($29 billion) in 2017, compared to 35 billion GHS ($6.5 billion) in 2015. Gradually the range of mobile accessible goods and services has successfully expanded to the purchase of mobile communication credits, payment of public service bills or salaries.

rvp20182:
Sorry, they confused cedis with the dollar. The authoritative figures come from your own gov.

why do you normally ignore evidence when it slaps you .

rvp20182:
LOL - because kenya is around 45B dollars - you want Ghana to be just there

keep dreaming

Kenya did 38 billion in 2019

Just30:
keep dreaming

you are making noise as usual

Ghanaians have so far used mobile wallets principally for transferring money to a person (peer-to-peer, P2P). According to Bank of Ghana data, the total value of all mobile money transactions reached 156 billion GHS ($29 billion) in 2017, compared to 35 billion GHS ($6.5 billion) in 2015. Gradually the range of mobile accessible goods and services has successfully expanded to the purchase of mobile communication credits, payment of public service bills or salaries.

This is even today news .

https://www.bog.gov.gh/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Summary-of-Economic-Financial-Data-January-2020.pdf

And the data is here.

Just30:
keep dreaming

you are making noise as usual

Ghanaians have so far used mobile wallets principally for transferring money to a person (peer-to-peer, P2P). According to Bank of Ghana data, the total value of all mobile money transactions reached 156 billion GHS ($29 billion) in 2017, compared to 35 billion GHS ($6.5 billion) in 2015. Gradually the range of mobile accessible goods and services has successfully expanded to the purchase of mobile communication credits, payment of public service bills or salaries.

rvp20182:
The Ghana hobbit - here is the data from your own Bank of Ghana
https://www.bog.gov.gh/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Summary-of-Economic-Financial-Data-January-2020.pdf

You see 32 billion Ghana Cedis. That is small change. Kenya is world MOST advanced matured mobile money market.

That shows total value of transaction from the month of March to December add it up and see

dumb dumb

This is one quarter in Kenya - 3rd Q - of last year

Just30:
keep dreaming

Kenya did 38 billion in 2019

Just30:


That shows total value of transaction from the month of March to December add it up and see

dumb dumb

he is so dumb that he ignore obvious evidence , I am sure he knows but to honestly agree and move on is what he can't handle.

SO you cannot even read a table...the value shown is incremented monthly - and in the final column is the total.

Just30:


That shows total value of transaction from the month of March to December add it up and see

dumb dumb

rvp20182:
Of course. And what is the point. Stop heckling and improve your wasted life. The point was South Africa need mobile money for many reasons.

Lol such a bi*tch..it's the life of that your young child that is wasted
The point is you learning not to throw stone when you live in a glass house idiot...you have 70% of your pop living in rural area but more concerned about those with 40% of their pop in rural areas..

rvp20182:
SO you cannot even read a table...the value shown is incremented monthly - and in the final column is the total.

someone just question your numerical skills.

I know you went to very bad schools - but surely in that table - the total has been done for you. 32.2B cedis. Small change compared to Kenya who have been on mobile money since 2007,

vaxx:
he is so dumb that he ignore obvious evidence , I am sure he knows but to honestly agree and move on is what he can't handle.

The final is here guys..Tonight

WESTWORLD

Shma:
answer the question dimwit.

Aside with your stupidity, do you know where it all started?

Oh now the insult...well bi*tch you know I am game anyday, anytime...Bring it on..
Btw it's all started with the truth..

rvp20182:
https://www.bog.gov.gh/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Summary-of-Economic-Financial-Data-January-2020.pdf

And the data is here.

yes that is the data

the 10 month total transaction value in that pic is 266.3 billion cedis

Convert it to dollars and it is 51 billion dollars

If you add the other 2 months February and January, Ghana total 2019 transaction value will be 57 billion dollars

rvp20182:
I know you went to very bad schools - but surely in that table - the total has been done for you. 32.2B cedis. Small change compared to Kenya who have been on mobile money since 2007,

can any one explain this to RvP the idiot in basic swahili . my bad is your best. trust me .

rvp20182:
This is one quarter in Kenya - 3rd Q - of last year

The total value of transaction in Kenya was 44% of Kenya total GDP which is 38.5 billion

rvp20182:
SO you cannot even read a table...the value shown is incremented monthly - and in the final column is the total.

such dumbness

you see a table with value of transaction for each month and cant read

Just30:
yes that is the data

the 10 month total transaction value in that pic is 266.3 billion cedis

Convert it to dollars and it is 51 billion dollars

If you add the other 2 months February and March, Ghana total 2019 transaction value will be 57 billion dollars

samorobo I think already questioned his numeracy skills. .

His parent couldnt send him to SA for a better education hence his poor Kenyan standard

vaxx:
samorobo I think already questioned his numeracy skills. .

Just30:
His parent couldnt send him to SA for a better education hence his poor Kenyan standard

That is kabush as my little kid brother will say, he is poorly educated. Uganda education isn't that bad cus moving to S.A. is a serious money matter. .

Just30:
His parent couldnt send him to SA for a better education hence his poor Kenyan standard

do you know how to read data ..just asking

dont ashame yourself man

rvp20182:
The day Ghana lead in anything technology - I will tell you. At least Lagos - with Nigerian returning diaspora are trying. Ghana - with all the millions of diaspora - you don't even flip in TECH SCENE - you need to go back home. But you're busy inviting the messed up African Americans in the year of return.

People have beyond ideas like digital addressing - to trying to implement them. That is the hardest part.

Technology you're nothing. It's Lagos, Nairobi, Joburg and Cario. Maybe Capetown.

Do it is Nigeria diaspora returnee that is leading the tech sciences here while local Kenyans in Kenya are the ones leading the scenes in Nairobi..you need strong slap this boy..

then Uganda should be his best bet

vaxx:
That is kabush as my little kid brother will say, he is poorly educated. Uganda education isn't that bad cus moving to S.A. is a serious money matter. .

Just30:
such dumbness

you see a table with value of transaction for each month and cant read

the problem with is that ya not educated well..ya just guessing stuff

mtisTheQubit:

do you know how to read data ..just asking

dont ashame yourself man

see another dumb dumb

help yourself out

https://www.pulse.com.gh/bi/finance/how-mobile-money-is-taking-over-the-finance-sector-in-ghana-records-massive-growth-in/lt31p7z

mtisTheQubit:

the problem with is that ya not educated well..ya just guessing stuff

data has exposed you and you are back to throwing tantrums



crazy kenyan

Kenya in 1 quarter does like 2.0 trillion Kshs- 20B dollars. Kenya mobile money market is way too mature for Ghanian small baby. The small baby is still at P2p - and just about started with C2B.

Just30:
The total value of transaction in Kenya was 44% of Kenya total GDP which is 38.5 billion

QuietMynd:
Abuja


Train station






Abuja cbd






Federal rail

Keep em coming..very beautiful city

Just30:


see another dumb dumb

help yourself out

https://www.pulse.com.gh/bi/finance/how-mobile-money-is-taking-over-the-finance-sector-in-ghana-records-massive-growth-in/lt31p7z

From your link

“The value of the transactions for 2019 was GH ¢781.6 million, compared to GH¢212.8 million in 2018, and the volume of transaction shot up massively from 2.2 million in 2018 to 9.4 million last year.”

thats like 134.76 million dollars

Again do you know how to read data

Just30:
data has exposed you and you are back to throwing tantrums



crazy kenyan

Again your level of education ...

so based on ths tens of million of users were registering every month

Noisyrians:
Folks, there is something going in that foolish country called kenya that is disturbing very disturbing women are cooking stones for their children because of poverty it broke my heart poor children, ooh my goodness and yet these clueless kenyans are here posting crass crap. I told those fools that those who live in glass houses don't throw stones, but they won't listen. I just scratched the surface of that shiit called kenya and I didn't like what i saw at all. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-52494404

Coronavirus: Kenyans moved by widow cooking stones for children

30 April 2020

Kenyans have rallied to the aid of a widow filmed cooking stones for her eight children to make them believe she was preparing food for them.

Peninah Bahati Kitsao, who lives in Mombasa, hoped they would fall asleep while they waited for their meal.

She used to wash laundry locally but such work is hard to come by now as people have restricted their interactions because of coronavirus.

A shocked neighbour, Prisca Momanyi, alerted the media to her plight.

After being interviewed by Kenya's NTV, the widow has received money via mobile phone and through a bank account that was opened for her by Ms Momanyi, as the mother of eight does not know how to read and write.

Ms Kitsao, who lives in a two-bedroomed house without running water or electricity, has described the generosity as a "miracle".

She had told NTV that her hungry children had not been deceived for long by her delaying stone-cooking tactics.

"They started telling me that they knew I was lying to them, but I could do nothing because I had nothing."

Her neighbour had come around to see if the family was OK after hearing the children crying, NTV reports.

As part of measures to cushion the most vulnerable from the coronavirus crisis, the government has launched a feeding programme.