AskiaHarem:


Yea more than half the websites that use it label it as Uganda and the people are cleary Nilotic looking. I tell ya these Kenyans have become to desperate, the malnutrition must be eating away at there brain or something.

Which half the websites? Can you try some honesty zoogerian. What you are looking at is the typical Sahel gene pool of West Africa and Mauritania.

Just30:
Yes
truly from Uganda

i missed label it Burkina

https://www.unhcr.org/world-food-programme-49eed2ba6.html

It says sorghum product of Uganda donated to the Sahel by the World Food Programme. Ugandans can't donate to themselves and sorghum is a staple in Zoo Africa.

that consumption is so small


That is 30,000 metric tonnes

that is half of Ghana's consumption


Sorghum being offloaded by a World Food Program vessel to feed poor Kenyans
so they dont become Malnourish

gallivant:


We don't consume Sorghum, we consume more chocolate than you.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11508451_africachocolateconsumption_jpeg101ec664b194ee8a058c1d923fa99294

Obaboon, So you're saying a country of 60B - can collect 21B dollars annually in revenues - and have a budget of 30B dollars. That would put it far advanced than South Africa. COOKED GDP is easy to debunk...like Nigeria one. Imagine Nigeria have 200B billion plus budget and collecting 150B - and then RVP comes and says - IT COOKED .

I would be very crazy like you. A baboon. If Nigeria economy was not cooked you'd have budget at south africa level if not high 150B dollars. Not 24B dollars. How do you even manage to run your federal gov with that little money.

Kenya has managed to grow from 12B in 2003 to 100B as we speak - because we are getting many things right.

Yes we have always had trade deficit - mainly because we are importing mostly oil, capital goods and very little in food and etc.

Your rice import I keep telling you include what Benin and Cameroon smuggle.

Kenya we produce 30-40M bags of maize and 30-40M bags of wheat - we produce more sugar than Nigeria - we produce rice.

We produce barley. You produce zero modern goods and your country is westernizing.

What Nigeria do is hoe-powered agriculture producing yams, cassavas, arrow roots, and such useless food. The beer you enjoy is sorghum beer - very bad tasting beer.

So useless malnutrition is 35%.

In short - you cannot teach us anything - maybe you wait until Dangote owns your entire country and we can talk.

We will fix our trade deficit by exporting more to AFRICA - and we are trying to get to Nigeria.

obaaderemi:
Kenya never grew from $12bn to $100bn. That was you cooking your books. Your GDP is around $60bn. We have analyzed that ad nauseum here.

It doesn't matter whether you do your imports in dollars or not. The important thing is that it is silly to import maize and eggs and onions when your farmers are jobless.

Nigeria does not import its staples like rice, maize and tubers. We plant enough of those. We are not Kenya that imports onions and eggs.

We don't import pizza. The story goes that some rich kids once imported pizza from England and British Airway's delivered same day. It was all fun and show of class. You would be surprised that Nigeria exports Guinness beer to UK.

We are building the world's largest refinery to fix our petroleum products imports problems. What plans do you have in Kenya to fix yours?

And yes, I can lecture you on economics. I am far smarter than you are.It goes without saying.
You can continue to throw insults and names around. It's fine as long as you keep replying me so I can get the chance to hammer economics and world affairs stuff into your empty skull.

Shma:
nice try prof.
But guess what, we are still the masters in that level, Ghana even come to learn in kenya
Take a look

migration issues.Main menu
Ghana Studies Kenya's National Coordination Mechanism on Migration
HOME GHANA STUDIES KENYA'S NATIONAL COORDINATION MECHANISM ON MIGRATION
Published Date:
Thu, 03/05/2020 - 18:30
Country:
Ghana
Accra, Nairobi - To learn best practices to establish the Ghana National Migration Commission (GNMC), one of the key recommendation of the 2016 Ghana National Migration Policy, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) facilitated a study visit of the inter-ministerial Technical Working Group tasked to work towards its establishment to Kenya on 18-19 February 2019 to meet the Kenya National Coordination Mechanism on Migration (NCM). Once established, it is envisioned that the GNMC will be the coordinating body tasked to oversee all migration related issues in the country to ensure

At the end of the day.... Ghana didn't actually learn from lazy Kenya but expatriate ...

""it is funded by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA) through the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Sub-Fund of the Peace and Development Fund, of which the People’s Republic of China is a major contributor. It follows a study visit to Abuja, Nigeria, in January 2020 during which the GoG met with the Nigerian Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Peoples (NCFRMI).
""

rvp2018:
We need a link. I am not sure where you get this false air of credibility. You have none. Please learn to back up whatever you say with a link.

https://www.confectionerynews.com/Article/2019/10/03/Ghana-s-Niche-Confectionery-lands-8m-loan-from-Dutch-investment-bank


Have it er

The parent company is Ghana largest Cocoa processor at 60,000 metric tonnes annually (NICHE)

noise as usual

Shma:
read boy

http://www.google.com/url?q=https://rodakar.iom.int/news/ghana-studies-kenyas-national-coordination-mechanism-migration&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiL8PX0yKnpAhW6AGMBHZnPArwQFjAAegQICRAB&usg=AOvVaw2IdaGxTpzbMdrqpaeVZouE

Just30:
that consumption is so small


That is 30,000 metric tonnes

that is half of Ghana's consumption


Sorghum being offloaded by a World Food Program vessel to feed poor Kenyans
so they dont become Malnourish

I don't see poor Ghana on the list of chocolate consumers. It's a tragedy of immense scales. The implications are that you are only useful as labourers in the cocoa trade.

simple question

is Ghana in the SAHEL ?

need we teach you where the Sahel is again ?

gallivant:


It says sorghum product of Uganda donated to the Sahel by the World Food Programme. Ugandans can't donate to themselves and sorghum is a staple in Zoo Africa.

Look like the cement consumption scandal

http://nichecocoa.com/2017/07/03/niche-cocoa-to-increase-local-cocoa-consumption/

That is from your very company.

Europe does like 2Kg - so poor Ghana is indeed very poor even in cocoa

“Ghana’s per capita chocolate consumption is estimated at just over 0.5kg per annum while Europe’s average is four times greater at more than 2kg. Our number is far too low, so a strategy to change this is needed,” he said.

Just30:


https://www.confectionerynews.com/Article/2019/10/03/Ghana-s-Niche-Confectionery-lands-8m-loan-from-Dutch-investment-bank


Have it er

The parent company is Ghana largest Cocoa processor at 60,000 metric tonnes annually (NICHE)

Just30:


https://www.confectionerynews.com/Article/2019/10/03/Ghana-s-Niche-Confectionery-lands-8m-loan-from-Dutch-investment-bank


Have it er

The parent company is Ghana largest Cocoa processor at 60,000 metric tonnes annually (NICHE)

you have educate them once again.

And mostly child labor - it tragic - that average cocoa farmer has never tasted chocolate.

gallivant:


I don't see poor Ghana on the list of chocolate consumers. It's a tragedy of immense scales. The implications are that you are only useful as labourers in the cocoa trade.

“Ghana’s per capita chocolate consumption is estimated at just over 0.5kg per annum while Europe’s average is four times greater at more than 2kg. Our number is far too low, so a strategy to change this is needed,” he said.

That is right from the horse mouth he quoted.

vaxx:
you have educate them once again.

Just30:
simple question

is Ghana in the SAHEL ?

need we teach you where the Sahel is again ?

Do you consume sorghum as a staple in West Africa or not?

gallivant:


I don't see poor Ghana on the list of chocolate consumers. It's a tragedy of immense scales. The implications are that you are only useful as labourers in the cocoa trade.

I don't just eat chocolate, I consume cocoa beans raw, which is even more sweater , i used its pod for soup etc.... how can you a ravaged country with no adequate supply of water have it better .

gallivant:


You should try to be objective. Not yapping about aimlessly and stealing pictures of foreign countries. Try to be useful in life riff raff.

I am useful in life and that's why am working. You should be the one to be useful in life and stop wasting all your life in a Nigerian forum you pig

you are still making noise ?

convert 60 million and divide by 30 million and see what you will get

i know maths is not you stronghold but simple calc shouldn't be a headache

rvp2018:
Look like the cement consumption scandal

http://nichecocoa.com/2017/07/03/niche-cocoa-to-increase-local-cocoa-consumption/

That is from your very company.

Europe does like 2Kg - so poor Ghana is indeed very poor even in cocoa

“Ghana’s per capita chocolate consumption is estimated at just over 0.5kg per annum while Europe’s average is four times greater at more than 2kg. Our number is far too low, so a strategy to change this is needed,” he said.

rvp2018:
And mostly child labor - it tragic - that average cocoa farmer has never tasted chocolate.

The same way the gold and oil miners live as paupers. It's a human tragedy.

Problemkid1:
I am useful in life and that's why am working. You should be the one to be useful in life and stop wasting all your life in a Nigerian forum you pig

Use your free time in geography lessons so that you can tell Onitsha and Angola apart illiterate fool.

My friend like cement consumption saga, you look for one figure and run away with it - and refuse to accept facts.

Now you've picked data from a company that is processing cocoa beans into a cocoa paste and exporting them - and you want us to believe that is GHANA chocolate consumption.

When the same company is saying Ghana has about 0.5Kg per capita consumption.

What the hell is wrong with you and Vaxx. You're two bunch of morons liking each other posts like it reinforces anything.

Just30:
you are still making noise ?

convert 60 million and divide by 30 million and see what you will get

i know maths is not you stronghold but simple calc shouldn't be a headache

vaxx:
I don't just eat chocolate, I consume cocoa beans raw, which is even more sweater , i used its pod for soup etc.... how can you a ravaged country with no adequate supply of water have it better .

We are better because we are on top of the chocolate food chain. You eat the pods and paste and I eat the finished product like a boss.

gallivant:


Use your free time in geography lessons so that you can tell Onitsha and Angola apart illiterate fool.

Why are you crying

LOL. Don't blame him. Apparently he doesn't have milk to make chocolate.

gallivant:


We are better because we are on top of the chocolate food chain. You eat the pods and paste and I eat the finished product like a boss.

gallivant:


The same way the gold and oil miners live as paupers. It's a human tragedy.

....this is not Kenya. the people you made mention has so much that even an ordinary small scale miners will feed you ad the rest of your family successfully .

the average cocoa farmer is supplied with Chocolate from Cocoa Board

this is not Kenya

rvp2018:
And mostly child labor - it tragic - that average cocoa farmer has never tasted chocolate.

rvp2018:
“Ghana’s per capita chocolate consumption is estimated at just over 0.5kg per annum while Europe’s average is four times greater at more than 2kg. Our number is far too low, so a strategy to change this is needed,” he said.

That is right from the horse mouth he quoted.

Before Ghana ramped up it Cocoa processing,
consumption was 0.5kg

That has since increased to 2kg as we speak

need i have to post the link again

dumb dumb

They should be taken to Switzerland and taught how to make home- chocolate.

Just30:
the average cocoa farmer is supplied with Chocolate from Cocoa Board

this is not Kenya

Is this another electricity consumption lie where your chocolate consumption has grown by 400% in 2yrs.

Niche Cocoa - that you took the 60,000 metric tonnes and divided by every ghanian - is doing this with that cocoa.

We started exporting to China about three years ago, where we send mostly cake and powder with a growing demand," he said, adding the company currently exports about 40 percent of cocoa cake and powder to China.

Just30:
Before Ghana ramped up it Cocoa processing,
consumption was 0.5kg

That has since increased to 2kg as we speak

need i have to post the link again

dumb dumb

gallivant:


We are better because we are on top of the chocolate food chain. You eat the pods and paste and I eat the finished product like a boss.

You eat the non rich part of the product . what has being exposed to hot sun in the name of drying is what you actually consumed not the fresh cocoa directly plugged from its tree. ....



Your country is so broke to consume it so much like us .

rvp2018:
Is this another electricity consumption lie where your chocolate consumption has grown by 400% in 2yrs.

Hobbimetrics!!

vaxx:
You eat the non rich part of the product . what has being exposed to hot sun in the name of drying is what you actually consumed not the fresh cocoa directly plugged from its tree. ....



Your country is so broke to consume it so much like us .

We eat the finished product more than Ghana itself. The least I can say is thank you Ghana for great cocoa beans and paste.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11508451_africachocolateconsumption_jpeg101ec664b194ee8a058c1d923fa99294

gallivant:


Do you consume sorghum as a staple in West Africa or not?

First of all, everyone in the world consumes sorghum except those allergic to it


Secondly, Ghana is not in the Sahel.

dumb dumb Zombie