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Yes o

Actually, it is hatred and envy

Tellem

Of course

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Denkyira was powerful but fell to Ashanti, after that war Denkyira didn't return to their formal glories again

Funny comment.

you showed us but we became better at it than you and we respect and appreciate that, that's why we were always allies until Katamanso war when you decided to join Ga Adangbe and the other tribes led by the British to fight Asante, even after that war we reconciled.

Yes akwamu provide strong army to them But later became powerful and conquered all.

fante, sefwi, denkyira, twifo, Assin, Akyem, Gonja, Wassa, Akuapem etc. all has been under Ashanti colonialism before until the British liberated them, you can google it and learn

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Yeah

So historians can’t talk about history now?

Exactly

Can we know those who were not colonized?

Do you understand almost every and all

The Anlo states (Ewe's) , Ga's and the fante, Let's stop creating this tribal wars among ourselves

He said almost

Bond3. Do you understand the word almost?😂

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Asem o

So, for some of you Nigerians when you see some little progress in Ghana you begin to exhibit some disease I just don't know. Let Ghanaians worry about the viability of it's aviation industry but just because I feel nice today I'll educate you a little. Currently, as of 2023, Kumasi airport gets around a quarter of a million throughput annually. That is without this new terminal. Most of this throughput appears to be business professionals either going between to Kumasi and Accra, or tourists arriving from Accra choosing a quicker turn around than the 5-6 hour journey from Accra by road. The population of the Ashanti region is around 2 million - around half of Greater Accra right now. In the last 25 years this has doubled from a million (according to the last census 2020). All the governments in the last 10-15 years believe that investment in aviation infrastructure in the country would help drive more business and tourism and by extension create more jobs to all the three key hubs in the country (northern via Tamale, middle via Kumasi and southern belts via Kotoka). Kumasi and Ashanti has slowly become the cultural capital of Ghana because of it's ancient history and potential for business growth. You've seen that both governments have rebuilt and expanded the trading hubs of the region - markets places and now has the largest indoor markets in West Africa (Kejetia). This government is building and improving road infrastructure to key tourism sites in the region (KNUST, Manhyia palace, Lake Bosomtwe and Bonwire). It has now also opted to build an Airport City around this new terminal with it's prospects of business real estate growth as seen in Accra's Airport city over the last 25 years since it's inception in the 90s. There's a reason key football matches between Ghana and other opponents in Africa take place in Kumasi - such us the last against Nigeria). So, all in all, I just wanted to tell you that you prepare and create growth sometimes. You don't only wait for it. That's what we can conclude is happening here. The good news is that tourism receipts alone to the region and ghana as a whole is projected to at least double in the next decade. The idea is, with this projection, Kumasi will act as the second more affordable landing charges option for some airlines than Kotoka and continue to grow as the second largest by traffic because it's also in the south of Ghana really. Hope that helps you.

@@dan.S5050 You are not thinking. This is not about Nigeria. An airlines route has nothing to do with a business person from Kumasi. The airlines are in the business for money and nothing else. Do you know how much it cost an airline to operate per hour? Go ask your president Akufu Addo how much money he was wasting flying that private jet and you will understand why i'm telling you the international airlines will not come to Kumasi.

@@user-ek6gd5xq9e Yep. I'm not thinking at all. Hopefully you at least got the part about building for growth and enabler. I work in the aviation & tourism industries so I know a thing or two about costs for airlines.

@@dan.S5050 Good! At least we got the part that you are not thinking correct. Just remember that no airline in this world will stop a country from building a bridges to nowhere. The economic value you are looking for is already being handed by the Takoradi port and the Tema port. Nothing of economic value will be port on plane out of Kumasi. I can guarantee you that with my one month salary. Go and research how landlocked country import and export goods. They use neighboring countries that have ports. All the minerals resources from the Ashanti region will be put on the train to the ports in Ghana. Why do you think Akufu Addo is building the railway lines in Ghana?

@@user-ek6gd5xq9e Bro, I know your lot just don't like to listen to others - always feel your right and want the last say. As I've said I work in the industry and have access to the data. Kumasi airport is very much part of the business case being made by this same government you talk of in revamp our railways. It's based on data that this new terminal is being done. And by the way it's not just for pax airlines that we build airports for it's also for MRO services, air freight and other business ops and prospects. The improvements to Kumasi airport is for the long term prospects, tourism and business opportunities Asanteman is looking for now and into the future. Stop with the nonsense talk and your little limited knowledge of what's actually going on in this region. You don't know better than the people of the region. We're not here to score points.

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@@ellenrichie I never knew that 😳

Oh ok

@@ellenrichie since when?

i thought you're seeing one right now

Once an international airport is here, definitely, these centers will be established here as well

There is some in kumasi Asokwa. They are working.

some is in Asokwa, that's where i did my TB test before coming to UK, wellnest

Oh ok cool

Oh why?

She is an African

@@ellenrichie yh, I know that’s why I was shocked to see people saying that.

Even when the person does not deserve it?..