Vessi:
Stop giving excuses for your failure Mr.
The same Nigeria Nigeria education system that produced Chinua Achebe? Wole Soyinka? And many technocrats and world acclaimed great men. You are even proud to call yourself failure.

I've never seen such inferiority complex all my life.

iamord:

Actually am letting u know how stupid you are .yet you mistake it for being smart!... Because am a ghanaian does it mean I schooled in Ghana .. U talk like u have been living in a village all your life.. There are great people from both educational system. And I am one of them and proud to have passed through such.. But if you feel that uu can come and discredit the ghanaian system..when you don't even know a thing..u are joking.

Nobleval: oct 30 2012! When will you ever be serious?

benega: click dis link ; [url]dailyindependentnig.com/2012/10/nigeria-to-export-more-electricity-to-benin-togo-ghana-others/[/url] hope it clears ur doubts Nobleval take note too.

chinasaekpere: what point? Nigerian president has a very low IQ for spewing gibberish without in-depth understanding, Nigerians are dummies.

benega: I can nw see ur taking ghana weed.

Vessi:
Is it not the same ghanaian schools nigerians who failed jamb ran to? Or the one where the nigerians study in, lack adequate basic infrastructure?
Spare me your crap.

Nobleval: hmmm...if it makes me reason well...yea.

iamord:

Guy just hear yourself! from your post I will take it that the nigerians that go to ghanaian schools are dull cos that's what u mean here ,cos they could not pass jamb.. The rubbish jamb that you and I know that is supposed to be scrapped .. That is a money making venture is the one you are now bringing up to score some cheap points.. The same jamb that people go to runz center to pass now makes them better than their nigerian counterparts in ghana that seek a legit admission with the works of their hand . How good of you. Just look how far you can go to discredit your people.. You don't have sense.

chinasaekpere: oga shut up, ghana cannot light up nigeria with just 2100MW installed power capacity. Nigeria's electricity requirement is far ahead of that of ghana. Your president is a dummy.

benega: a mad man thinks his the wisest man.

iamord:

Whats the use of you getting a formal education when in the long run you can't still make sense.. Did the president state when they will start the supply?? Did he state the means?? Did he also state that its from the 2100MW?? This are the things you are supposed to have looked at before you come up here to make a fo.ol of yourself. Do you have any idea, the amount of power projects on going in the country and the MW they will make up for.. To see if that will be achieved..the president and the wonderful people of ghana as a whole don't care about your stupid opinion and reservations. Cos even in the midst of no bodies like your type.. You arre too low to be picked to make a contribution

iamord:

This is what I expect some of your compatriots to say instead of talking bs.. Of course so far as development is concerned in africa no one is carrying last.. Its the same case as nigeria supplying gas to ghana.. Because nigeria supplies ghana gas does not mean that ghana is not making efforts to utilize her own gas and become self sufficient.. So of course the president knows that very well .but till then.. If he believes they can meet up the target due to their forecast, then there is no problem..if nigeria says they won't buy , there are other countries.. Its that simple ,, this thread just exposes how immature and foolish some black people can be..seriously!

Vessi:
Check the records, almost if not every candidate who used expo to write recent JAMB exams failed or had his/her result withheld for exam malpractise.
Few however go to Ghana for education, and they end up at the best Ghanaian universities. But the true Nigerians who desire or seek quality education go to America, Europe or SA for it.

iamord:

Sincerely am surprised as to how far you can go to dis prove your fellow Nigerians in ghana just to show how “low” ghana is.. Well Thanks for making it clear that they are not the real nigerians,.. The parents that thought they want the best for their children, the parents that are scared of their children being influenced by the level of moral decay in universities, the parents that know that their children deserve a better learning environment ,the child that is tired of being in nigeria and would want more exposure ,the same people that want to make it in life to come back and contribute to the workforce of nigeria, the lecturer that has been in the nigerian educational system and knows it like the back of his hands but still insist his child go to ghana, the politician that feels with the money he has, instead of him buying the “prestigious Jamb exam” for his child he rather send him or her to “relegated” ghana. All this people are not true nigerians.. Its clear now.. You see Its people like you that sell Africa or even dash out for free.. Cos of your hate for a fellow black people, its better they go abroad than go to any african country.. If it not your country.. Then no one.. Empty pride and ego. You have total disregard for black people. And don't appreciate what ever comes out of a black man.. And you are ever ready to suppress him at all cost ..pull him down syndrome has become your anthem. The south africa that you called .when you are done with ghanaians here you will go and say the same thing when talking against south africans.. You are deceiving yourself.. And living in self denial. Mind you, you are talking with someone that has passed through the jamb system.. I feel so sorry for u

Vessi:
I'm sorry the truth hurts bro.
But you and I know SA has better educational system than Ghana and even Nigeria . It was not so in the past, but so it is now.

chinasaekpere: The total electricity generated by ghana can't serve lagos alone.

londoner:

Ghana's educational system is better overall than Nigeria's, imho. That is the reason Nigerians go there to study. There is structured investment in education and a more productive culture on campuses in Ghana. There is an absence of some of the vices and hurdles that have become common place in Nigeria.

Students overall, can just concentrate on their studies.

Nigeria's education system was once also respected, but we have fallen away from it and need to start the journey to getting back on course. In fact, in this regard we should be learning from both Ghana and SA.

Vessi:
Google this 'Nigerian students study in one block Portakabin Ghanaian university'.
Come back later and tell me your findings.

0rlando0woh:
My guy stop talking trash, Ghana cannot even provide elctricity for the few houses that are connected to their grid let alone export it.
They struggle to generate up to 1000MW.
People like you just jump at any opprtunity to attack Nigeria. I am sure you are one of those spreading the lies that Ghana went 25 years without power failure whereas in reality they haven't even gone 25 days of uninterrupted power supply

mrham03: total crap! Ghana provides e.c.g to more 75% of its citizens and its neighbours like togo and benin. Whats wrong if we add naija to the list ? Is it ghana's fault that nigerians cant use family planning methods? Is it ghana's fault that your leaders lack forsight and vision? We GHANAIANS just want to help u nigerians to prevent u from celebrating other independence days without power. GHANA THE HOPE OF AFRICA!

londoner:

I don't need to check on the net. I've been to Ghana and have visited some of their universities. I have seen how seriously they take education and how equipped the places I have seen have been.

Ask those studying there, why they would rather be in a portakabin, then in a Nigerian classroom.

Come back later and tell me your findings.

chinasaekpere: you are a result of a ravaged educational system, common sense will have pushed you to check the capability of ghana power sector before messing yourself up like your president. Equip yourself by Checking ghana power sector statistics before bringing me down to the level of your un-enlightened president.

Vessi:
Yes you visited some of their universities, did you visit all? You might have visited some of their best universities, have you visited some of Nigeria's best universities.
Do so, and tell me your findings.