The industrial area has already taken shape with 10 manufacturer's already set up

Mansions just springing up everywhere

gallivant:


It looks better than that dusty hell hole you posted. How about planting some trees?

www.nairaland.com/attachments/13050631_20210126132332_jpegd683490a2eaffc06b133f59efbdb014c

how do you plant trees in an excavation site ?





Just like how nowhere in Kenya could match up to East Legon, That's the same way nowhere in Kenya will be as good as weija, Bortianor and Broadcasting. As soon as we finish redoing the streets in this neighbourhood.

Eastern Nigeria states.
Nigeria development spreads across all states in the country and not only around the main states , Kenyans should learn this.
Ebonyi state ( one of the smallest state in Nigeria)
This tiny state is building more infrastructures than the whole of east African nations combined, the state is about completing its 5th flyover bridges as we speak, Ebonyi state is building the largest Airport terminal in Nigeria( to be completed in 2022 ...), new world class stadium, one of the largest malls in Africa is currently been built there. #KenyansmustLearn
1-Ebonyi State


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Aq35CX6wM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kR0dSBRhTXc
Imo State Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meY6tHSgImc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJLC_15qxJQ

3- Enugu state


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T1Oa1FscM4
Anambara state
Abia State

Kazikazi:

How did you go to your research center in lake Victoria? By bus,train or plane?
How long did you stay and do your research?

We landed in Dar es Salaam by plane. And spent 2 night in Dar es Salaam. It was my first time in Tanzania so I did not actually know anybody or any place we had a guide his name was Wilmot Banda. We traveled from Dar es Salaam to Lake Victoria by road in a car, I spent only one week athlete Victoria after we travel by Road Again by car to Lake Malawi I was studying African mud fish and see if it is possible to introduce them into Southern Africa. In Lake Malawi I spent one week there. after my research I went all the way back to Dar es Salaam and caught a flight back. To South Africa with about 300 young African mudfish. About 150 of them died on the plane and the rest where we try to introduce them into South Africa they could not survive the winter

Kazikazi:

How did you go to your research center in lake Victoria? By bus,train or plane?
How long did you stay and do your research?

I have some of my pictures from dar-es-salaam but all the pictures I have I am inside it I have one picture of a small Dam at the research centre. Also I have another picture of Lake Victoria when I am on top of a small Dam where the reset centre is. I think I have 15 to 16 pictures but all of the pictures I am inside them with people

leo552:

Those who doubted your citizenship,you"ve now proved them wrong,keep the pics rolling man.

The first citizen which I posted some time last year on the suffering and smiling show that one was the digital Nigerian passport this passport which I posted now is the old passport which was around 1998 1999 it was not digital

Just40:


Ghana is Already at 95% Access as we missed universal access by 6% in 2020

keep dreaming of catching up to us.

With only 4m metered connections..that is big lie you gov is spewing. South Africa has 17m..you should be about half that..while Kenya need to hit 12m household all connected.

Latest FDI figures in Africa
The United Nations Trade Association revealed that Egypt led the pace in the Foreign Direct Investment ahead of Nigeria and South Africa, as its recorded a total of $2.6 billion in FDI in 2020.

Brandnewsday understands that the UNTA report has shown that Egypt's $2.6 billion in Direct Investment in 2020, is lower compared to the $3.3 billion posted in 2019.

In a similar note, Africa’s most industrialised nation, South Africa recorded a $2.5 billion in the year 2020, slightly below Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, and 50 percent below the $4.6 billion reported in 2019.

The report also revealed that Africa recorded a total of $38 billion FDI in 2020, representing an 18% percent decline from the $46 billion reported in the corresponding year of 2019.

Meanwhile, in 2020, Egypt led Nigeria and South Africa with $5.5 billion in Foreign Direct Investment, thus, an increase of the estimated 38% as against the previous year.

Foreign Direct Investment

According to the report, “FDI flows to Africa declined by 18% to an estimated $38 billion, from $46 billion in 2019. Greenfield project announcements, an indication of future FDI trends, fell 63% to $28 billion, from $77 billion in 2019. The pandemic’s negative impact on FDI was amplified by low prices of and low demand for commodities.”

UNCTAD also disclosed that global foreign direct investment declined by 42 percent to an estimated $859 billion, shrinking from $1.5 trillion in 2019.

The report reads: “The decline was concentrated in developed countries, where FDI flows fell by 69 percent to an estimated $229 billion.

''Flows to Europe dried up completely to -4 billion (including large negative flows in several countries). A sharp decrease was also recorded in the United States (-49%) to $134 billion.

Abohboy:


You need to update your passport, you need a new one that one expired many decades ago

please that was my 1997 passport which I used to go to Tanzania. 2019 I posted my passport year the new digital one written suffering and smiling on it. Here is a picture of my new passport and all the old ones. Call so you can see suffering and smiling written on them and you can also see the camera which are used in the suffering and smiling show 2019

rvp20182:
With only 4m metered connections..that is big lie you gov is spewing. South Africa has 17m..you should be about half that..while Kenya need to hit 12m household all connected.

No one is lying kiddo

Thats is verifiable data by private energy policy think tanks.

95% of all Ghanaian communities and the households in them have been connected to the grid.


Weep not

some day, your country will get there

Just40:
The industrial area has already taken shape with 10 manufacturer's already set up

you're embarrassing yourself Mr dwarf.

Kenya can never degrade to this kind of slumbolish.

Kenya has different tastes of houses.

Just40:
so as an idiot

You prefer living in terrible flats than owning your own beautiful low rise ?

My choice of were i choose to live shouldn't determine how a city should look .

An ideal city should look like Nairobi were slums are well segregated from the rest of the city and not look Accra were slums is well intergrated in the whole city .


Pls don't bother to quote me if my point flew pass your head .

Just40:
The industrial area has already taken shape with 10 manufacturer's already set up

houses under construction in Kenya don't look this shaggish.

Just40:
This is Accra as well


Like I said, Accra is a big place


Mansions over ugly flats

why are you posting ugly dusty houses bruh .

A number of these houses are under construction in Nairobi surburbs .

You're country of 200M people spread in land twice kenya. You should have 4 cities the size of Nairobi. You don't even have one - because Lagos is just a slumpolis...with 20m.

Kenya development is spread. Mombasa is for example better than Abuja. Kisumu, Eldoret, Nakuru are also cities now.

68816419:
Eastern Nigeria states.
Nigeria development spreads across all states in the country and not only around the main states , Kenyans should learn this.
Ebonyi state ( one of the smallest state in Nigeria)
This tiny state is building more infrastructures than the whole of east African nations combined, the state is about completing its 5th flyover bridges as we speak, Ebonyi state is building the largest Airport terminal in Nigeria( to be completed in 2022 ...), new world class stadium, one of the largest malls in Africa is currently been built there. #KenyansmustLearn
1-Ebonyi State


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Aq35CX6wM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kR0dSBRhTXc
Imo State Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meY6tHSgImc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJLC_15qxJQ

3- Enugu state


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T1Oa1FscM4
Anambara state
Abia State

The guy is living in his own world These Ghanians are something. I mean when we thought TZ were the worst - but look at Ghana - totally underdeveloped.

Shma2020:
why are you posting ugly dusty houses bruh .

A number of these houses are under construction in Nairobi surburbs .

Vipingo is worth investing in...just 30-40kms from Mombasa and very close to the beach. There is also huge land for expansion in that sisal farm

Shma2020:
houses under construction in Kenya don't look this shaggish.

He calls any rubbish Mansion and Posh.

Shma2020:
you're embarrassing yourself Mr dwarf.

Kenya can never degrade to this kind of slumbolish.

Kenya has different tastes of houses.

Ghana has about 7-8M household. Only 3-4M are metered or customers of your discos. That basically mean your policy think tanks are smoking whatever you're also smoking.

These things are easy - your population divided by household size - give your total houses or homes - and each ideally should have a meter - connected to the grid. That is universal access.

Obviously there are countries that uses all sort of methodology to define access. India for example - anybody 500m from electric grid has access. Maybe Ghana is using such dodgy methodology.

For you to hit 85% universal access - nearly every hut or slum or cave in Ghana - including deep rural - should be connected to the grid.

And of course it isn't. By the time you're hitting 95% (universal access) it would be nearly impossible to find anybody without any grid.

Just40:


No one is lying kiddo

Thats is verifiable data by private energy policy think tanks.

95% of all Ghanaian communities and the households in them have been connected to the grid.


Weep not

some day, your country will get there

popizaino:



My choice of were i choose to live shouldn't determine how a city should look .

An ideal city should look like Nairobi were slums are well segregated from the rest of the city and not look Accra were slums is well intergrated in the whole city .


Pls don't bother to quote me if my point flew pass your head .

These is not a*rs licking, speaking facts and peddling hate inform of ar*s licking are two different things. you're speaking facts from your mind.

Keep that spirit.

rvp20182:
He calls any rubbish Mansion and Posh.

don't worry about him.
He's a big-baby dwarf.

Sober mature man can not be acting like him.

rvp20182:
Vipingo is worth investing in...just 30-40kms from Mombasa and very close to the beach. There is also huge land for expansion in that sisal farm

vipingo is growing, a mall in vipingo is nearly complete. that "village" is transforming into a world class Residencial area ; :. It will be rivaling Tatu city in the near future when all amenities are put in place.

rvp20182:
The guy is living in his own world These Ghanians are something. I mean when we thought TZ were the worst - but look at Ghana - totally underdeveloped.

Ghanians are just nuisancers.

You need patience and tolerance when dealing with them .

Shma2020:
you're embarrassing yourself Mr dwarf.

Kenya can never degrade to this kind of slumbolish.

Kenya has different tastes of houses.

Kenya is already a degaded slum like Eastland


and can never afford to put up decent homes like you see in the pics I posted from an ordinary new Ghanaian neighbourhood.

Majority of Kenyans do not own their own homes hence they result to slumpolish like Eastland ugly apartments with no lifts

Yes definitely investing here. Centum if they go big here - can do another Tatu city - and focus on getting horizontal infrastructure. Centum got 10,000 acres of prime land next to the beach front.

Shma2020:
vipingo is growing, a mall in vipingo is nearly complete. that "village" is transforming into a world class Residencial area ; :. It will be rivaling Tatu city in the near future when all amenities are put in place.

Incredible patience and tolerance. They are ever here just mouthing nonsense and when it come to pictures and videos - they fall short. Definitely the worse - makes Tanzania look really good.

Shma2020:
Ghanians are just nuisancers.

You need patience and tolerance when dealing with them .

Just40:
[s]Kenya is already a degaded slum like Eastland


and can never afford to put up decent homes like you see in the pics I posted from an ordinary new Ghanaian neighbourhood.

Majority of Kenyans do not own their own homes hence they result to slumpolish like Eastland ugly apartments with no lifts
[/s]

BIG-BABY's tantrums.

If you mean a city should look like Eastland, then i will ask where you got your education


No human being should be living in slums like Eastland and the rest.


A kenyan will be lucky to live in any community in Accra with their own house, instead of an ugly flat.

popizaino:



My choice of were i choose to live shouldn't determine how a city should look .

An ideal city should look like Nairobi were slums are well segregated from the rest of the city and not look Accra were slums is well intergrated in the whole city .


Pls don't bother to quote me if my point flew pass your head .

Shma2020:
houses under construction in Kenya don't look this shaggish.

Again this is a mere estate

We are talking about an entire community with 300,000 people and above looking like this and all you have is just 10 houses or so to show?

funny slum dweller

Shma2020:
why are you posting ugly dusty houses bruh .

A number of these houses are under construction in Nairobi surburbs .

im posting a community under serious housing construction with excavation works happening everywhere, what do you expect?




Good you said a number


Here it is countless and everywhere

Nairobi has a house for all income types - starting with 10 dollars in slum to 7,000 dollars in upper class. We don't have west africa kind of shortage.
When Ghanians and Nigerian come to Nairobi - they all live in Eastland - and 10 in a room - that rent for 100 dollars a month.
And they are so stupid they pay rent per annum.

Accra has a long way to go - until you get to Kenya - where everywhere there is a TO LET sign - and you can take walk in a few minutes - pay one month deposit - and come out - for whatever you can afford.

Nairobi has segregated or zones houses depending on income and types of finishing/housing.

If you want slum - it's there. Next is likes of Pipeline that rent for 30 dollars - 10 floor high rises of one room.

You go to Westlands - there are apartments that rent for 3,000 dollars a month.

If you land in JKIA - you can rent out a house the same day - in any part of Kenya.

The reason is obvious - we economize - we build highrises - vertical place - one plot in Accra can house you - one plot in Nairobi can house 100 people if not more.

Just40:
If you mean a city should look like Eastland, then i will ask where you got your education


No human being should be living in slums like Eastland and the rest.


A kenyan will be lucky to live in any community in Accra with their own house, instead of an ugly flat.