Your paradise call Ghana should stop begging around the world. Take care of your own kids

otumfour:


omor nijeria


home of the slums

Mumu, the way you research Nigeria as if it's a course or discipline I'm sure Nigerian got the time, that further proves you guys are nothing but below niger. Yet always want to rub shoulder with Nigeria, instead of looking for Chad, Togo or go rub shoulder with.

Em em, what are you folks really doing on this forum? Can anything good ever come of your country? Why are you not visiting your gayniaweb sorry ghanaweb that only business section on nairaland is more active than the whole, when will you start appreciating your product and look inward, stop depending on people.

otumfour:


they can only tell those lies to other countries, not Ghanaians


why would I allow a pig that can't even boast of 2hrs of electricity to brag in my presence kai

LOL the brits call them Bongo Bongo land

shitnigerians with inferiority complex! Ghanaian will always win because we’ve beentheir masters, even from colonial times!

life expectancy of 52 years summarizes the misery in that sh1thole

hahahahaha

the guy keeps posting pix of random children, that could be kids from anywhere




but we give precise shyt

I laugh taya

PetroDolla3: LOL the brits call them Bongo Bongo land

shitnigerians with inferiority complex! Ghanaian will always win because we’ve beentheir masters, even from colonial times!

life expectancy of 52 years summarizes the misery in that sh1thole

OXYGEN01: hahahaha buildings in mumugeria whiles that idio.t is trying to lie that its Accra. Hahahaha dumb head.

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Sharaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap modafaka! you sound like a product of a baby factory

Roforoforofo chei omo naija generator republic what is this about baby factories all over the sh1thole? How do they “manufacture” babies in those factories? https://www.nairaland.com/1388810/police-smash-baby-factory-rivers

brownlords:

Mumu, the way you research Nigeria as if it's a course or discipline I'm sure Nigerian got the time, that further proves you guys are nothing but below niger. Yet always want to rub shoulder with Nigeria, instead of looking for Chad, Togo or go rub shoulder with.

Em em, what are you folks really doing on this forum? Can anything good ever come of your country? Why are you not visiting your gayniaweb sorry ghanaweb that only business section on nairaland is more active than the whole, when will you start appreciating your product and look inward, stop depending on people.

abeg petro, read the description below the image, challey; the guys dey suffer no be small oo

PetroDolla3:
Sharaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap modafaka! you sound like a product of a baby factory

Roforoforofo chei omo naija generator republic what is this about baby factories all over the sh1thole? How do they “manufacture” babies in those factories? https://www.nairaland.com/1388810/police-smash-baby-factory-rivers

hahahahahahahahaha



chei, diarisgodooooo

chei chei nigeria, diarisgodooo

atlwireles:


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6-year-old girls are eligible for marriage in sh1tnigeria

And you breed unhindered, like pigs. You mumus will have 10 children when they hardly have enough to fseed themselves- thereby breeding robbers, pr0stitutes, vagabonds etc

Hahahaha no wonder sh1tnigeria is primitive sh1thole run by sh1tmongering twats- a dystonian sh1thole!

There are no words to describe sh1tnigeria

PetroDolla3:


6-year-old girls are eligible for marriage in sh1tnigeria

And you breed unhindered, like pigs. You mumus will have 10 children when they hardly have enough to fseed themselves- thereby breeding robbers, pr0stitutes, vagabonds etc

Hahahaha no wonder sh1tnigeria is primitive sh1thole run by sh1tmongering twats- a dystonian sh1thole!

There are no words to describe sh1tnigeria

Just stop begging around world and take care of your problems.

help has arrived for the paradise in Ghana, where you cannot feed your own kids.

This cannot be the paradise call ghana.

Look at this paradise, you people need fix this asap, right in Accra.

Tarkwa mining town and very beautiful roads in our Ghanaian paradise.

Ghanaian Economist Dr. Theo Richardson says Ghana’s economy will crash by June this year if the Bank of Ghana continues with its kneejerk measures to rescue the cedi.

“The government is facing liquidity problems and if we don’t get the appropriate remedies to address the issues at hand the situation may worsen and by June the economy may crash,” Dr. Richardson said.

He stressed: “I said if they don’t address the fundamental problems facing the economy, by June the country’s economy will crash because the government has not even paid University Lecturers since last year among other pressing issues which needs to be address.”

Dr. Richardson was speaking on Adom News about recent measures announced by the central bank save the cedi from falling further, after an all time 7.2% depreciation against foreign currencies.

As part of the measures, the BOG ordered all commercial banks not to issues cheques and cheque books in foreign currency again, not to give loans in foreign currency again, and to allow business people travelling to cash on only US$10,000.

But Dr. Richardson said the BOG should have given about three months notice to the dollar account holders, particularly importers and exportes, so they could get enough dollars for transactions, instead of stopping dollar transactions with immediate effect.

He described the BOG’s directive as “very harsh” for businesses, adding that it has a potential of crashing the economy by June if they are not reversed quickly.

Dr. Richardson explained that the BoG’s new policies would force investors and business men and women to take drastic steps that could make things worse for the economy.

He noted for instance that the US$10,000 ceiling for people travelling will only boost a foreign exchange black market, and cause the dollar rate to go even higher.

Meanwhile, the Central Bank has increased the Monetary Policy rate from 16% to 18%, which means banks can now borrow from the central bank at 18% interest rate, which now threatens to raise interest rates on loans as well.

Dr. Richardson believes the BOG and government need to rethink the measure they are putting in place to revamp their economy because those measures are rather threat.

Antiquated Measures

Meanwhile, MP for New Juabeng South, Dr. Mark Osei Assibey, who is also an economist agreed with Dr. Richardson, saying that the measures the BOG announced were “antiquated” and rather pose a danger to the future of the economy.

He said: “BOG has brought back 1983 measures put in place by the Rawlings government to save the cedi but those measures did not work and they will not work now.”

Dr. Assibey Yeboah noted that it is normal for the cedi be under pressure at this time of the year, when importers are cashing lots of foreign currency to go pay for goods the credit for the Christmas holidays.

He said an effective economic management team should be aware of this and know what steps to take ahead of time to keep the depreciation at a minimal level.

“Some depreciation occurs in the cedi around this time of the year but this year it is 7.2% and that is unacceptable,” he said.

The BOG recently pumped some US$20million into the economy as part of measures to boost the cedi, but the MP said the BOG needs to do more than that because US$20million is not enough to meet the needs of even one company.

“They must pump more of our foreign reserves into the economy – I don’t know what they are stashing the foreign reserves for – this is the time for them to fall on it to save the cedi and the economy as a whole and quit this antiquated measures,” the MP said.
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atlwireles: Your paradise call Ghana should stop begging around the world. Take care of your own kids

Where is the proof that it is Ghana.

atlwireles:


Just stop begging around world and take care of your problems.

Nigeria jaga jaga, everything scatter scatter, poor man dey suffer suffer...

Begging around the world? you must be a stark illiterate! as far as I know, Ghana is planning to go to the IMF. does that amount to begging around the world, ediot! Ghana is a full member of the IMF and is entitled to such benefits. how did that amount to begging,goat?

hahaha talkin about begging, shitnigerians have always been known to be beggars, even in their own country. they beg their thieving politicians in the most absurd mannerhttps://www.nairaland.com/1650901/picture-people-postrating-godsday-orubebe they are even begging our little ones in Russia https://www.nairaland.com/1292269/nigerian-students-scholarship-russia-beg

See suffering and smiling country. The suffering is so much that the mugugeria based affiliate of Ghanaian telecoms company RLG has to provide free bus rides to impoverished citizens of that sh1thole [url]http://www.nigeriagoodnews.com/lagosians-to-enjoy-free-brt-bus-rides-throughout-april-courtsey-of-rlg-communications/ [/url]

Lmao una get serious time for hand,can't believe this made it to 42 pages

otumfour:

hahahahahah what a fvcked up sh1thole

atlwireles: http://omgghana.com/us-students-help-accra-women-turn-litter-into-livelihood/

American school kids are coming to aid, always begging.

haha i like the way that guy in the second pics raise his hand amongst the inconceivable pile of used electronic rubble, he raise his hand as if just among the dirts he has found the only solution to ghana's problem.
Ok a guy on here, said ghana is a member of the IMF, and i was like wow thats nice. Nigeria is a member of the D8(developing eight countries with iran,turkey,mexico and egypt et al) nigeria is a member of the N11 (next 11 great nations) nigeria is a member of OPEC, and still yet some broke country citizens are boasting about being signage members to IMF, now isnt that the bane of african backwardness, anyway sha lets just hope better diplomatic communication lead to the creation of a development bank in our subregion that would save future mofos. I guess the reason why that have not happened is because nigeria as the largest sponsor of ecowas, know that she does not stand to gain from throwing resources on such a charitable venture.

PetroDolla3: hahahaha with their wicked gbegri mixed with amala/akpu accent

Shameless dullard, you couldn't even keep up with me but yet you ganged up with Otumfool to face Adamskutty.
Suffering and pretending product of Trokosi slavery system.
Fuggly looking nebbish scavenging lackey from the gorillas clan..

Again wasting your time to paste sumthin I won't read you guys are losers the only race you won was the race to your mothers womb as a sperm.go and put lotion and polish yurdelf with lude or sumthing Bye bye I have a job unlike you

PetroDolla3:
why waste precious time on a jerkoff who's drunk from inhaling generator fumes!!! thieving, evil scvmbag!

and Why do these shitnigerians have such massive inferiority complex?

the goat does not know that human beings no longer poke your ebola/hiv-infected women,huh? In italy and other places, only dogs and apes fvck shitnigerian sluuts . In most cases people simply dip sticks into their dirty kini for fun dirty, smelly pig!

Sex is work too” – Nigerian prostitutes protest on the streets of Lagos [PHOTOS]

By Omotola Filani on August 4, 2014@dailypostngr

A female prostitute, Patoo Abraham has led protests in Lagos to seek a better lot for prostitutes in Nigeria.

The 48-year-old is seeking to ensure that prostitution is legalized in Nigeria and that sex workers be protected and respected.
nigerian prostitue protest

The mother-of-two, who heads the Nigerian chapter of African Sex Workers Alliance (ASWA) and the Women of Power Initiative (WOPI) , led protests with the demonstrators wearing T-shirts screaming “Sex work is work, we need our rights”.


“We are tired of dying in silence; we want to be able to practice our profession with pride like every other person. We want an end to name-calling and stigmatisation. We are sex workers and not asawo [a derogatory Yoruba name for prostitutes]“, She told Aljazeera.

“Sex work is normal work and there are sex workers everywhere under one form of disguise or the other. The government should stop criminalising our work”, she further said.

Patoo also stated that she is proud of her profession as it is not different from any other trade.

Controversial musician, Maheeda has also called for the legalization of prostitution in Nigeria.

All these ghana photomen where on rampage while I was asleep. Well, I dont have time for posting random photo, I will kill you with your country statistics. Let the bashing begin

Accra has a GDP of 2.01billionUSD, the riches woman in nigeria worths 2.7billionUSD, she can actually buy accra and one of their glorified villages

Mike adenuga of nigeria will buy the whole of accra and get a balance of 3billionUSD, he might probably turn it into a farmland.

The richest woman in nigeria is twice as rich as the richest person in ghana, the richest person in nigeria is 25times richer than the richest person in ghana. The funniest part is the richest person in nigeria can comfortably fund ghana's 2014 budget, ghana can't fund their budget, the are still begging EU for 50millionUSD, poor country

OXYGEN01: Hahaha and is there any city in mumugeria sef.You call those shanty towns with their slum-ish nature city.Ok so your city this...

Lagos...hahaha.
Some few nice buildings packed at one side n de rest............SMH.Dead brain fools.

lagos state government is three times richer than ghana

customized07: The richest woman in nigeria is twice as rich as the richest person in ghana, the richest person in nigeria is 25times richer than the richest person in ghana. The funniest part is the richest person in nigeria can comfortably fund ghana's 2014 budget, ghana can't fund their budget, the are still begging EU for 50millionUSD, poor country

Actually 50% of their annual budget comes from foreign donors.

Honestly gaynaians have allowed lunacy, delusion, inferiority complex and the "at least we're better than Nigeria" syndrome to muddle their sense of reasoning.
They don't teach proportion in their schools.

Gayna is the largest exporter/producer of cocoa also the second largest producer of gold after south Africa, producer of oil and also endowed with other mineral resources..
With all the mineral resources, Gayna has just 25million peeps to feed, clothe and shelter yet hunger is tearing 'em apart. Gaynaians ought to be living like the Germans, because they've everything to be the best in the word in terms of living standards..
Unlike Nigeria with a population of 180million peeps to feed, clothe and shelter, yet have a middle class of about 80million peeps.

They're all living in extreme poverty, suffering and pretending and still calling their thieving leaders saints.

Ghana’s Incredible Hunger and poverty


In the fight to reduce hunger and poverty around the world—part of the ambitious set of development targets known as the Millennium Development Goals —one country that really stands out for me is the West African nation of Ghana.
Ghana’s progress has been remarkable. Between 1990 and 2004, Ghana outperformed all countries globally in reducing hunger by 75 percent. It’s also making great strides to reduce the number of people living in poverty. In fact, Ghana is on track to become the first country in Africa to achieve the MDG goal for halving poverty and hunger from 1990 levels by 2015. That’s remarkable, especially when you consider the devastating drought, dwindling harvests, and rising poverty that Ghana experienced in the mid-1980s.
How did they do it? In Ghana, as in many parts of the developing world, the poorest people get their income by farming small plots of land. So finding ways to help these farmers produce more food and get it to market is a critical element in reducing poverty and hunger. That’s also the goal of the foundation’s agricultural development initiative, which we launched in 2006.
And that’s just what Ghana has done. During the past 25 years, Ghana’s increased government investments in agriculture have led to some amazing results. Ghana commits nearly 10 percent of its budget to improving agriculture, putting it among the top investors in the sector in Africa. It’s experienced steady growth in agricultural productivity, almost 5 percent a year since 1985, making it one of the world’s top performers in agricultural growth. A dramatic increase in cocoa production has helped to increase exports. And child malnutrition in Ghana has almost been cut in half since the end of the 1980s.
There is still work to be done in Ghana—only half of the land suitable for agriculture is currently under cultivation, and there are still complaints from farmers that the market for some crops is underdeveloped. But there is no disputing the fact that Ghana is on the right path: Just two decades ago, Ghana was a country that struggled to feed its own people; now it has ambitions to become the breadbasket for West Africa.
I invite you to take a look at this photo gallery—featuring the story of Ghanaian cocoa farmer Peter Owoahene Acheampong—on Ghana’s progress.