otumfour:



Is this not nairaland? .....Nigerians on here even brag abt 419, to the point ur here even bragging abt ur epileptic electricity sector......

Till Nigerians stop worshipping mediocrity, defending their clueless government, facing their government.....I will never respect u......u talk big but deep inside ur nothings.....


Seriously, u guys have ntn to be proud of, considering ur population and u fhucked up ur natural resources....

collynzo2: what's wrong with boreholes? Ghana also suffers from epileptic electricity. Aren't you ashamed that you import basic manufactured products from a country with epileptic electricity?

otumfour:


Btw, have u evere seen a Ghanaian on nairaland bragging abt Alamo bitters ?

We α̲̅я̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥ naturally reserved, a Nigerian wit 20 dollars wud act as if he owns a hotel, pr!cks

otumfour:



Again, I say, Nigerians shud never compare thread problems wit any other country, cuz urs is always 200% worst, this ur blind patriotism ideology needs to stop.....I tell u, if u had J̶̲̥̅̊u̶̲̥̅̊ƨ̣̣̣̇̇̇̇τ̣̣̥ abt 500 Nigerians like shymex......M̶̲̥̅γ̲̣̣̥ lord, Nigeria wud have turned around now.......


Sad but true, there's no light at the end of the tunnel now.....Ghana can easily turn its problems around cuz
1. the population ain't tht much,
2. Democracy is living here,
3. We the people have a say

Can u say same to ur 1 party state Nigeria ?

collynzo2: What do you guys have to be proud of? You claim to have steady electricity yet you import manufactured products from a country that lacks electricity. You have natural resources of your own: gold, copper, cocoa etc. What have you achieved with it?

Tony Spike:

Let me share some of my personal experiences with Africans and a Chinese so far:

1. A Swazi lady once asked me why I was studied (and was studying) when all I needed to do as a Nigerian was to forge certificates and use it for employment. Well, She said Nigerians are expert at forging any documents and University degrees is no exception.

2. A Kenyan once saw me certifying my credentials (transcripts, degree certificate) and the next thing He said was, "Bro, are you sure that your degree certificate isn't forged?". He has been fed with many stories of the Nigerian stereotype. Funny enough, the two years we spent together changed his opinions on a lot of things about Nigerians.

3. A South African policeman once asked me if there were University degrees in corruption in Nigeria.

4. A Chinese Professor we shared an elevator together asked of my nationality. The moment I mentioned 'Nigeria', He immediately muttered inaudibly, "oh, that country is so corrupt!"

There are so many examples I can give. Nigeria has an unpalatable and damaged global profile. Infact, the name Nigeria sends shivers down the spine of many internationals. This is not a joke, I have experienced it so many times and I'm sure many other Nigerians in diaspora will give a list longer than what I've experienced. The reason we have a forum like Nairaland is to discuss how we can redeem our image. I don't think this forum should be used to lamblast other African nationals. Let us sort out our own inbred issues before we start accusing other nationals of being lazy, hateful and bigoted. Thanks, y'all.

otumfour:



Is this not nairaland? .....Nigerians on here even brag abt 419, to the point ur here even bragging abt ur epileptic electricity sector......

Till Nigerians stop worshipping mediocrity, defending their clueless government, facing their government.....I will never respect u......u talk big but deep inside ur nothings.....


Seriously, u guys have ntn to be proud of, considering ur population and u fhucked up ur natural resources....

otumfour:



Again, I say, Nigerians shud never compare thread problems wit any other country, cuz urs is always 200% worst, this ur blind patriotism ideology needs to stop.....I tell u, if u had J̶̲̥̅̊u̶̲̥̅̊ƨ̣̣̣̇̇̇̇τ̣̣̥ abt 500 Nigerians like shymex......M̶̲̥̅γ̲̣̣̥ lord, Nigeria wud have turned around now.......


Sad but true, there's no light at the end of the tunnel now.....Ghana can easily turn its problems around cuz
1. the population ain't tht much,
2. Democracy is living here,
3. We the people have a say

Can u say same to ur 1 party state Nigeria ?

nadia_SA: Mzansiiiiiiiiiii

collynzo2: so what is holding you from turning Ghana around since it's that easy?

babe_online: [size=30pt]honestly I am going to start hating on other nationalities like Ghananians because the insult 'otumfour' has passed to Nigerians on this Nigerian site NL is enough to fill someone's heart with hate!1[/size]

TYPICAL NIGERIAN ATTITUDE, WHEN IT PINCHES U, U START CRYING....BUT IT'S FINE WHEN THE OTHER PERSON IS RECEIVING IT ABI ......U HATE Ghana ALREADY DEAR, E NO BE ME GO MAKE U HATE GHANA, IT RUNS IN UR BLOOD TO HATE GHANA.

SCROLL THROUGH THIS TOPIC AND READ ALL THE INSULTS UR BROTHERS HAVE HEAPED ON Ghana AND GHANAIANS, ABI THT 1 IS FINE CUZ IT'S NOT AGAINST NIGERIA

EmperorOlu: A lot of ignorance on this thread.While the actions of the police officers are illegal,there is no smoke without fire.This girl tweeting said they found drugs in the guy's house,how does she know the drugs were planted by the cops? If they were present when the cops were searching the house ,when and how did they plant the drugs without the Nigerian seeing them? Was Nigerian and the girls sleeping while standing?

Every time they find drugs in a Nigerian's house ,the Nigerian will start crying that the drugs were planted.Bullsh!ts! That well known drug dealer who was deported from Kenya also claimed that the drugs found in his house was planted? I am not saying the SA cops are not capable of doing this,they are capable of even doing worse.That being said there are Nigerians that the SA police can set up and there are Nigerians the SA police can not set up.If you live in a "drug dealing" neighborhood chances are that you will be subject to this treatment.If however you have decent job or business and you reside in a decent middle class neighborhood you will never have to encounter the SA police.

I have lived in South Africa for over a decade and here is one thing i can tell all of of you who know nothing about South Africa.

If you keep decent company and don't engage in crime ,cops will never visit you.

I have been living in SA for over 12 years and not once have i been harassed by police or locked up because my hands are clean and i do not make friend with criminals.

95% of the Nigerian i have seen being arrested are guilty of one crime or the other.I always shake my head in pity when i see ignoramuses here dissing SA and it's people.Yes South Africans are xenophobic ,i won't deny that but the fact is if you are crime free ,you will enjoy SA and stay out of trouble.

Many of my Nigerian friends have never had any trouble with SA police because they follow the rules of the country.When the police stops my car ,i speak to them politely, show them my papers and they allow me to move on.If you are rude to the police,act like you are nervous or start acting like you are too big to be questioned ,you will get in to trouble.I can not tell you how many times i have seen our Nigerian brother arguing and even physically struggling with SA police here.

Let us stop being sentimental and tell ourselves the truth.I remember an incipient which occurred two years ago.I was in a Nigerian restaurant and the police raided the place and found drugs under the kitchen cabinet.It later turned out that the the Nigerian girl who owned the restaurant was stashing her boyfriend's drug in her kitchen for safe keeping.I was there and i saw that the drugs were NOT planted by the police.Our own too much! Come to South Africa and see with your own eyes how our brothers and sisters are disgracing our country especially those of Igbo extraction,you will weep for Nigeria when you see how they commit crimes with reckless abandon in SA.

Nigerians are not the only foreign nationals in other parts of Africa,how come we are the only ones always getting in to trouble? There are Ghanaian too in SA and Kenya but you never hear of them being maltreated because they do not not misbehave like our Nigerian brothers.

Watch the two videos below and see what Igbo Nigerians are doing in South Africa:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E14BeQp0W4w


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xISFxedkhl8

After you watch these two videos above you will never feel pity for Igbo Nigerian criminals operating in South Africa. Haba their own too much!

collynzo2: Mpa gi!!!!!

otumfour:


TYPICAL NIGERIAN ATTITUDE, WHEN IT PINCHES U, U START CRYING....BUT IT'S FINE WHEN THE OTHER PERSON IS RECEIVING IT ABI ......U HATE Ghana ALREADY DEAR, E NO BE ME GO MAKE U HATE GHANA, IT RUNS IN UR BLOOD TO HATE GHANA.

SCROLL THROUGH THIS TOPIC AND READ ALL THE INSULTS UR BROTHERS HAVE HEAPED ON Ghana AND GHANAIANS, ABI THT 1 IS FINE CUZ IT'S NOT AGAINST NIGERIA

otumfour:




Security guaranteed
Democracy is living here (as I type, the opposition party α̲̅я̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥ challenging the last election in court peacefully)
Electricity is very fair, M̶̲̥̅γ̲̣̣̥ lights haven't blinked since , I can't even remember when
The electricity company has a vibrant customer service line tht I can call when I experience certain outages and they respond within minutes
Nigerians and other foreigners flooding our universities
Nigerians, mostly offering their doctorates here


Abeg, I fit go on and on.......

nadia_SA:
Onye araa !!!!

collynzo2: We also have democracy in Nigeria, that's why you are able to type rubbish here anyway.
.Election results are also challenged in courts in Nigeria, what's your point?
.You also have epiletic power supply , what's the point of calling a service line? Did the light go off by mistake rather than intentional load shedding? Rubbish
.I also can't tell when last the light blinked in my area, but unlike you, I am not delusional enough to deny it happens in other parts.

Lastly, I ask again........... Since you have constant electricity in Ghana, why do you rely on Nigerian companies (which run on generators) for simple manufactured products like Cosmetics, footwear, textiles, confectionaries, insecticides, plastic (empty bottles) , electric cables, food and beverages, noodles, pharmaceutical products and cement? Are Ghanaians that lazy?

collynzo2: Nigerians bring drugs to our country, Ghanaians say. We import pharmaceutical drugs from Nigeria, they'll never say.

otumfour:


Wtf does this mean

otumfour:



Again, I say, Nigerians shud never compare thread problems wit any other country, cuz urs is always 200% worst, this ur blind patriotism ideology needs to stop.....I tell u, if u had J̶̲̥̅̊u̶̲̥̅̊ƨ̣̣̣̇̇̇̇τ̣̣̥ abt 500 Nigerians like shymex......M̶̲̥̅γ̲̣̣̥ lord, Nigeria wud have turned around now.......


Sad but true, there's no light at the end of the tunnel now.....Ghana can easily turn its problems around cuz
1. the population ain't tht much,
2. Democracy is living here,
3. We the people have a say

Can u say same to ur 1 party state Nigeria ?

otumfour:



Democracy in Nigeria , ur a lost case ......phools like u α̲̅я̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥ the reason Nigeria is fhucked, u refuse to see good things, don't know if its cuz u'v bn too exposed to negative things.....

Again, I said never compare Nigerian problems to tht of Ghana's.....it sounds so dumb......trust me, Ghanaians don't see their generator sets tht often,.....

Btw, what cosmetics products α̲̅я̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥ u tlkn abt? Stop tryna rub things in nugga, most of these foreign companies α̲̅я̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥ even moving to Ghana because of stable electricity and security reasons.....

If a Nigerian company produces a beverage product and exports it to Ghana, is it a sin? ....is it a sin for the producers of Alomo Bitters to sell their products in Nigeria?


U sounding so dumb nugga

Cusubaba: reading ur senseless comment, i now know why Kwame Nkrumah cried when he was a refugee in Guinea Republic and curse Ghana. Kwame Nkrumah said that Ghana is doom forever before he dead as a poor refugee in a foreign land. GAY(NATION) is curse forever.

Dibiachukwu:
We want it to send shivers up their spines. But the end result should be getting out of our way, and not attacking us unnecessarily. It seems we are not sending enough shivers up their spines

BluIvy:

He did not mean it in good way but with disgust. Get with the programme chukwu. Duh!