Samorobo2:


Nope they went to Ghana to be trained by ghanian soldiers.....

I am just saying...SA of today is getting rather disappointing..I mean

SAA
Eskom load 6 shedding
The upcoming Isis
Extremely high unemployment rate....
Disappointing economic growth.

Just this five alone is enough to drive away investment and return SA to a shameful state....just saying..

ANC has fvcked y'all up

Samorobo2:


What do you understand by local govt?

Just30:
actually, they come to Ghana to be train in jungle warfare

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
A country which borrows money to bring oil out of the ground Nigeria needs to sell it oll for 130 US dollar to make a profit.


Second picture A country which has been building a 200 kilometre Road since 1990 and cannot complete it Lagos ibadan Express Road

popizaino:



Ghanaian governments barely provide affordable houses for the mases that is why there is still housing deficit for about 10m of the entire 30m population.


Those estates are private estates.

popizaino:



Ghanaian governments barely provide affordable houses for the mases that is why there is still housing deficit for about 10m of the entire 30m population.


Those estates are private estates.

Just30:
actually, they come to Ghana to be train in jungle warfare

Abohboy:


Other way round, America trains Ghanaian and Nigerian troops. Ghana doesn’t train American or Nigerian troops. Infact the Ghanaian head of army studied in Nigeria, for his military knowledge search it yourself.

Just30:
this one too you want to argue it?

Ghana train American troops and have been training Nigerian troops for series of generations now.

Shma:
am I dealing with two at a time??
Did I quote you? But anyway, since he posted that ugly section, it shows that's the only progress so far.
Now lemme show you what is development...
I'm going to post activities going on in tatu.

Just30:
The private sector is already providing affordable house
so the govt will have to stay far away from that area.

What government in focusing on is social housing which will for socially marginalised people like kayayies.

our housing deficit is estimated at 2 million though i consider it too large than it really is.

popizaino:



Ok..............Dr Mahamdu Bawumia


Meanwhile what is happening to airtel Tigo it's been slow lately .it could it bn my location

Samorobo2:


Your Tatu city commenced construction a long time ago, and all you have to show for it is 11 red and cream Building with Crawford primary school and about 1 or 2 factory/factories.. alaro city that commenced construction in January 2019 is progressing as expected....like I said it's not our fault thesame developers funding ours chose to give you an housing estate..take it up with them..

Just30:


I dont know if you know what highly opaque means

Just30:
yeah its your location

Airtel Tigo is usually not strong on the outskirts of Greater Accra.
Vodafone and MTN should work for you



The private sector is providing affordable housings as low as 15,000 to 40,000 dollars range.

so Mr Buhari, look around

Justnotyou:


I don't see how what you know or don't concerns me or what I wrote.

Despite not processing petroleum products for years, the federal government has continued to spend hugely on the nation’s three petroleum refineries.


NNPC, in a full report of its operations for April 2020, said that all the refineries were still down, but N10.47 billion was spent in the month under review, further doubling down on the losses incurred as a result of the non-functioning national assets located in Warri, Port Harcourt and Kaduna.

Minister of State, Petroleum, Mr. Timipre Sylva, had last weekend decried the huge losses incurred in running the comatose refineries, which he ascribed to the operation of the national oil company as a mostly publicly-owned entity.


“We have a situation now of a refinery that has not functioned for three years, yet it’s paying salaries. Every staff is being paid. We have carried on paying salaries. Nobody can sack anybody.

“People are getting promoted, but the refineries are not functioning. Unions will not let you. Those are the real issues,” he said.

According to the NNPC in its latest report, the trading deficit of N30.81 billion was also recorded by the corporation compared to the N9.53 billion deficit posted in March 2020, mainly due to ongoing coronavirus-related impact of reduced exports; plus a deficit arising from terminal benefits paid to retired staff.


“No associated crude plus freight cost for the three refineries since there was no production but operational expenses amounted to N10.47 billion. This resulted to an operating deficit of N9.69 billion by the refineries,” the national oil company explained.

For the Port Harcourt refinery, it said the overstated losses for June -236.49 and July -2890.72 had been added to the current deficit of -3434.07 to arrive at the adjusted balance of -286.86 in September 2019.

“In April 2020, only PHRC processed 41,878MT of crude with no finished products by any of the three refineries. Combined yield efficiency is -3.40 per cent (plant consumption) owing largely to ongoing rehabilitation works in the refineries.


“The declining operational performance is attributable to the ongoing revamping of the refineries, which is expected to further enhance capacity utilisation once completed,” it added.

A month before, the NNPC had said the total crude oil production in Nigeria increased by 3.17 million barrels or 5.28 per cent at 63.19 million barrels with a daily average of 2.04 million barrels per day.

However, the organisation noted that production was disrupted by the shutdown of the TFP at Forcados for repairs while Bonny NCTL was shut down due to leaks on ROW near Boro / Awoba axis.


“Production was also interrupted at Bonga, Egina, Brass, Erha, Usan, Amenam, Ogo Ocha and Ima terminals due to lube oil loss, pump issues, loss of power, riser protector replacement, pipeline repairs and flare management.” it said.

popizaino:





Don't let me go further before I reveal some shit.

Dr bawumia we understand that many Ghanaians can't afford this amount but this a topic for another day and again accra is not the only region or city in Ghana ,encourage your private developer to come to other regions to invest in real estate were they have large chunk of people still living in substandard houses without toilets .

Abohboy:


Those reps are just stupid, we have APC now those roads and the 2nd Niger bridge will be completed timely, Mark my words and by 2023, if and when AAC wins the election Nigeria will be taken to another level minimum wage and living wage every single Nigerian civil worker will earn 200 000N per month, and the average worker will have a minimum wage of 100 000, 250 000 jobs will be created from cattle ranching and over 15 billion dollars, will be made from the by products including manure, biogas, cattle meat and leather. Nigeria will become the largest producer of steel, over 5 million jobs will be created. All Nigerian will have a digital identity, Nigerians will have constant power supply, because we will be producing over 50 000MW, thousands of kilometers of road and rail will be built, over 10 million houses, provision of sewage and water to all houses as well. All this will happen in 4 years under AAC, so wait for 2023, I know exactly who I will vote for.

Just30:
Think Tanks love to keep their source of funding opaque enough so as to avoid being smeared by the political establishment as being biased

For instance, the opaque IMANI is Ghana best think tank and the 3rd best Think Tank in sub Saharan Africa

Transparency is an essential requirement for democratic processes as it allows citizens to know who influences who, how, and with what means. That should include organisations such as think tanks and not-for-profit organisations, as well as those representing business interests

Just30:
Think Tanks love to keep their source of funding opaque enough so as to avoid being smeared by the political establishment as being biased

For instance, the opaque IMANI is Ghana best think tank and the 3rd best Think Tank in sub Saharan Africa

Justnotyou:


From the link


The whole basis for the ranking is solely dependent on transparency, 5 star organizations are therefore more reliable in comparison to the highly opaque & deceptive organizations. EOD

Just30 post=91851239[b:
]you are free to cause whatever you talk about will still not make you leave Ghana[/b].



Of course some Ghanaians would not be able to afford those amount at a go especially when mortgages are limited.

Affording a house is a long term savings thing. It is like that all around the world
If you dont save for a house, you wont be able to afford one.

There are private developers in the Ashanti Region, Western Region, Eastern Region, volta and Brong doing great works as well.

These things are not happening in just Accra

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


First class hypocrite when I told people to vote for AAC as far back as Jonathan time you people were laughing at me. Under buhari first and second term I told people to vote for a AAC you are laughing at me