Sagamite:


You say this ......

You admitted it.

asokz:


Leave saga alone. I love him

hahahahaha fuckeduppedness 113 million out of 160 million live in poverty in shitnigeria? no wonder they are fleeing to Ghana like ants attracted to honey suffering and no-more-smiling

[url]Nigeria jagajaga, Everything scatter scatter Poor man dey suffer suffer Gbosa, gbosa, gunshot inna de air.[/url]

112.5 million Nigerians live in poverty
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/112-5-million-nigerians-live-in-poverty-nbs/

The National Bureau of Statistics on Monday said that 112.519 million Nigerians live in relative poverty conditions.

This is staggering when compared with the country’s estimated 163 million population.

Relative poverty is the comparison of the living standards of people living in a given society within a specified period of time.

It is the most acceptable poverty measurement which has been adopted by the NBS for many years.

Apart from the relative poverty index, other poverty measurement standards are absolute measure, which puts the country’s poverty rate at 99.284 million or 60.9 per cent; the dollar per day measure, which puts the poverty rate at 61.2 per cent; and the subjective poverty measure, which puts the poverty level at 93.9 per cent.

Instructively, all the four methods used in measuring poverty by the NBS pointed to the fact that there was disconnect between the country’s Gross Domestic Product growth rate of 7.75 per cent and the high poverty rate.

The relative poverty figure of 112.5 million, which was contained in the 2010 poverty profile report of the agency, was released in Abuja on Monday. It represents 69 per cent of the country’s total population.

The 26-page report, which provides details of poverty and income distribution across the country, put the 2004 poverty measurement rate at 54.4 per cent.

The Statistician-General of the NBS, Dr. Yemi Kale, while unveiling the report, noted that the figure might increase to 71.5 per cent when the 2011 figure is computed.

“The NBS estimates that this trend may have increased further in 2011 if the potential impacts of several anti-poverty and employment generation intervention programmes are not taken into account,” he said.

In arriving at the 2010 figure, the NBS boss said data from 20 million households having an average of between four to six family members were collected.

The agency has yet to carry out a survey of the 2011 poverty level as funds for the exercise are still being expected.

According to the report, the North-West and North-East recorded the highest poverty rates in the country in 2010with 77.7 per cent and 76.3 per cent respectively.

On the other hand, the South-West geo-political zone, according to the report, recorded the lowest at 59.1 per cent.

Among the 36 states of the federation, the report stated that Sokoto had the highest poverty rate (86.4 per cent), while Niger had the lowest at (43.6, per cent).

As at 2004, Jigawa State had the highest poverty rate (95 per cent), while Anambra, with a poverty rate of 22 per cent, was the least poverty-stricken state.

Kale said, “In 2004, Nigeria’s relative poverty measurement stood at 54.4 per cent but increased to 69 per cent or 112.518 million Nigerians in 2010.

“Using the absolute poverty measure, 54.7 per cent of Nigerians were living in poverty in 2004 but this increased to 60.9 per cent or 99.284 million Nigerians in 2010.

Continuing, he said, “The NBS adopts the relative poverty measurement for monitoring poverty trends in the country.

“It remains a paradox, however, that despite the fact that the Nigerian economy is growing, the proportion of Nigerians living in poverty is increasing every year.”

Asked why the impact of the country’s high GDP growth rate had not translated into poverty reduction, Kale said, “Economic growth is not development. If you look at our GDP numbers, you will see that agriculture, wholesale and retail trade, and oil and gas constitute over 70 per cent of that growth.

“How many people can those three sectors employ? Not many. Agriculture is largely subsistence in nature because the local farmer is not looking at employing people and it is when agriculture is commercialised that it will be employment generating and poverty reducing.”

He also said that income inequality had risen from 0.429 in 2004 to 0.447 in 2010.

iconize:


But do you agree with me that Gayna is useless nation that can't feed just 26m peeps?

Well 70% of you Eba eaters live off less than a $ a day.

The average Ghanain has easier access to food, water, electricity, security, health care, education than the average Eba eater.

hahahahahahahahaha fuckeduppedness jungle justice in a jungle what can one expect from some apes in a jungle? armpit country with a zoologist for president

Jungle Justice on the rise in Nigeria

The Benue Police Command has warned residents in the state against jungle justice when dealing with suspected criminals.
The Benue Commissioner of Police, Hyacinth Dogala, gave the warning in Makurdi on Tuesday while parading suspected criminals arrested within the first six weeks of his assumption of office.
He condemned jungle justice as barbaric and unlawful.
Dogala advised that “all suspected criminals arrested must be handed over to the police or any other security agency for investigation and prosecution.”
The commissioner of police said that jungle justice often exposed innocent citizens to unwarranted attacks and harassment.
The police boss warned that “anybody caught in the act of jungle justice will be arrested and prosecuted.”
He assured that the command was intensifying its patrol around the highways and the nooks and crannies of the state to reduce the crime rate.
Dogala said the command had revived its urban patrol to make use of foot patrol officers and assured that they would be deployed to street corners to contain crimes.
The command paraded 15 suspected criminals including a suspected kidnapper.

JiggamanGh:


Well 70% of you Eba eaters live off less than a $ a day.

The average Ghanain has easier access to food, water, electricity, security, health care, education than the average Eba eater.

LMAO!

Better education by studying under trees?

Gaynaians have easier access to food yet 14m peeps starve yearly in Gayna?

Electricity? Health care?

Dude, you know me. I really don't want to open my files and start posting stories, articles and news to debunk these claims of yours.

Crudegh is still running like a typical gaynaian pussi.

Dude, why are you utterly scared of quoting me?

iconize:

Homofucktard, because you are so gay ...............


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9Xb2wbg-tY

ROFLMAO!

roforoforoforofo where is that goat called iconshit? look efulefu igbo dog, I need a human head asap. can you go to the market and get me one immediately sebi you know the selling price is N5,000 for the average sized one,huh?get me two large ones, like your own big-for-nothing head,huh?

Kidnapper Displays Human Head For Sales In Atan Ota Market, Ogun State
www.nairaland.com/attachments/1791651_newspaulhead_jpeg3f1b03b6064faba8074079fd81001ca6

n October 16, 2014 around 2: pm, a police man saved a young man from a mob action after he was caught with human part in Ogun state in Atan market.IG SULEIMAN ABBA

It was gathered that the suspect was a commercial bus driver at Atan market, he and his colleagues were said to be in the habit of taking enhancements drugs because of the strenuous nature of their job. The deceased, who the police learnt was a passenger. A resident who witness the incident explained that the suspect seemed to be mentally slow as his explanation of how he came about the human part was not coherent.

Another source, who pleaded anonymity, disclosed to that people suspected the content of the bag he was carrying and he was confronted; he said that someone asked him to dispose the body.

A sane person would have at least tried to defend himself, it was also noticed that most of what he was saying was not making any sense, at this point people attempted to beat him up, suspecting that he was trying to deceive them by pretending to be a mad man, but the police intervened to save the situation. He is now at the Maroko police station. After investigation, it was discovered that the suspect and his colleagues were in kidnapping business and they were all arrested.
.com


BY: PAUL BLESSING

iconize:
Crudegh is still running like a typical gaynaian pussi.

Dude, why are you utterly scared of quoting me?

hahahahahahah what did you say? scared of doing whaaaaaaaaaaaat? it simply shows I don't consider you worthy of my precious time, magg0t! you keep repeating the same old sh1t and you expect any one to take you seriously? hahahahaha my dog has more sense than you, modafaka! you are a disgrace to to your country and the entire igbo tribe

iconize:


LMAO!

Better education by studying under trees?

Gaynaians have easier access to food yet 14m peeps starve yearly in Gayna?

Electricity? Health care?

Dude, you know me. I really don't want to open my files and start posting stories, articles and news to debunk these claims of yours.

You can post all the stories you want. There's is not one aspect of life where nigeria is better than Ghana.

chei naija people don suffer ooooooooooooooooooh roforoforofo why won't you apes smell? hahahah just look at iconshit's pant below he washes the torn, dirty crap once every two years


Many Nigerians Smell – Uti Nwachukwu
— Oct 3, 2014 |
http://www.dailypapersng.com/commentary/16-entertainment/13518-many-nigerians-smell-uti-nwachukwu

Many Nigerians Smell – Uti Nwachukwu
ABISOLA ALAWODE
— Oct 3, 2014 | 12 Comments
When you read this headline, the first thing you think is “how can he say such an offensive thing?” TV host Uti Nwachukwu made his feelings known in a recent article (TATTLES has shortened it, due to limited space constraints).
“Yes, my fellow Nigerians. Quite a number of you smell. Be it body or mouth odour, but it has become a threat to social existence in our society, because some of you are so selfish and too wicked to bother about personal hygiene.
“With or without anti-perspirants, shave your armpit hair.
“Mouth odour is an epidemic. Is it our food or our weather? Are people using cheap toothpaste? What is it? If I meet 10 people in a day at least seven of them have some kind of funny breath.
“For those of you with mouth odor, please follow this rules.
“Rule number 1. Abeg, do not use your toothbrush for more than a month. Use good toothpaste o, fluoride toothpaste. Use dental floss. You no sabi use floss? Search for the instructions on YouTube. Use Mouth-wash frequently. Tongue-scrapper/cleaner comes in handy as well.
“During the day buy and chew the sugar-free healthy mint gums if you go out to socialise. You can’t go wrong! So that’s it o!! I’ve done my part to help you people o. I’m neither a doctor nor a health specialist, I’m just a guy who has had experiences and does not joke with personal hygiene – whether it concerns me or others.”

CrudeGH:
[s]hahahahahahahwhat did you say? scared of doing whaaaaaaaaaaaat? it simply shows I don't consider you worthy of my precious time, magg0t! you keep repeating the same old sh1t and you expect any one to take you seriously? hahahahaha my dog has more sense than you, modafaka! you are a disgrace to to your country and the entire igbo tribe [/s]

Why are you raving mad like a deranged thief?

To you, every person on NL is from Nigeria.

However, I thought you're a king kong?

Why are you afraid of replying my "news" comments, pussi?!

Dude, you're a moronic sissy!

Sagamite:



Homofucktard, because you are so gay ...............


ROFLMAO!

asokz:


Leave saga alone. I love him

chei, shitnigerians have been begging since lord lugard's time


SHAME: OVER 160 NIGERIAN STUDENTS NOW BEGGING IN RUSSIA

http://www.liveschoolnews.com.ng/shame-over-160-nigerian-students-now-begging-in-russia/

Report reaching liveschoolnews desk has it that Over 160 Nigerian students who are on the federal government scholarship in Russia are now begging to survive due to lack the non-payment of their allowances in the last six months, it was revealed yesterday.
When i heard this report yesterday, i was astound to my world. What the hell is wrong with Nigeria Government?
This is what i called disgrace , embarrassment , dishonor , humiliation , indignity , ignominy , infamy, abash to the affected students. I reserved my words.
Below is how dailytrust.com.ng is reporting it.
Over 160 Nigerian students who are on the federal government scholarship in Russia are now begging to survive due to lack the non-payment of their allowances in the last six months, it was revealed yesterday.
This revelation was made yesterday by the leader of the Association of the Federal Government Doctoral Candidates in Russia, Godwin Ezinkwo, during an interactive session with the House of Representatives Committee on Diaspora Affairs.
Ezinkwo who stated that there are about 150 under graduate and 10 post-graduate students currently studying in Russia on the FG scholarship said that this is the worst form of scholarship by the Nigerian government.
Ezinkwo informed the committee that for six months now, they have not been paid their allowances, a situation that made them to beg their counterparts from other African countries like Ghana , Zimbabwe and the rest for assistance.
He said that the students also suffer in terms of accommodation because most of them are yet to pay for their houses, adding that they currently face eviction.
“Russia is a very hostile country in terms of weather and other things. It is very embarrassing and difficult tocope. Nigerian students are now living at the mercy of other African scholarship students like Ghana, Zimbabwe and all that. They lend money to us, so Nigerian students are like beggars. They’re begging, if one has to use that word.
It’sas bad; begging other students from African countries. It’s demoralizing.
“We also have to bring up the issue of accommodation.The agreement in its raw form provides accommodation for students, but unfortunately some of the host countries do not honour this agreement. Students are made to pay for accommodation, but they’re unable to pay for the accommodation, because their stipends and remittances for at least six months have not been paid.
As I speak to you now, students are going to be evicted from their hostels because they cannot pay for the accommodation,” he said. read full details in dailytrust.com.ng
- See more at: http://www.liveschoolnews.com.ng/shame-over-160-nigerian-students-now-begging-in-russia/#sthash.IuNh0HL1.dpuf

Iconshit, the kidnapper in a port harcourt slum how is the seething festering sh1thole tonight? how are you enjoying the darkness as usual? after smooking weed whole day I bet you won't feel the heat,huh? your evil-minded and criminal fellow apes are having a much better life in Ghanaian jails,huh? at least we don't feed them dustbin food and they have electricity in their cells

ednoville:
Ghanian Cedis, South africa rand

1 dollar is 3.18 Ghanaian cedi
1 dollar is 165.23 naira..you should check that on google..

BRAV0O:
and back in the day when 1 naira is equal to 1 dollar





Shay na like dis we go dey dey ?

















SHAY NA LIKE DIS WE GO DEY DEY ?

It was under the watch of our ex-leaders that Naira lost most of its value. We are rebuilding.

Abbey2sam:


Don't show your ignorance here, pounds and naira were once the same value which means dollars was looking up to naira then


Children all over nairaland

I agreed, but i asked to knw when. Was it during Buhari? Cos every good thing we talk abt now happened during Buhari according to his loyalists

ducii:

Source: Google Search: Nigeria Naira

Only countries of the world wey no make sense nar hin naija naira kon strong pass...SMH

CrudeGH:
hahahahaha fuckeduppedness 113 million out of 160 million live in poverty in shitnigeria? no wonder they are fleeing to Ghana like ants attracted to honey suffering and no-more-smiling

[url]Nigeria jagajaga, Everything scatter scatter Poor man dey suffer suffer Gbosa, gbosa, gunshot inna de air.[/url]

112.5 million Nigerians live in poverty
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/112-5-million-nigerians-live-in-poverty-nbs/

The National Bureau of Statistics on Monday said that 112.519 million Nigerians live in relative poverty conditions.

This is staggering when compared with the country’s estimated 163 million population.

Relative poverty is the comparison of the living standards of people living in a given society within a specified period of time.

It is the most acceptable poverty measurement which has been adopted by the NBS for many years.

Apart from the relative poverty index, other poverty measurement standards are absolute measure, which puts the country’s poverty rate at 99.284 million or 60.9 per cent; the dollar per day measure, which puts the poverty rate at 61.2 per cent; and the subjective poverty measure, which puts the poverty level at 93.9 per cent.

Instructively, all the four methods used in measuring poverty by the NBS pointed to the fact that there was disconnect between the country’s Gross Domestic Product growth rate of 7.75 per cent and the high poverty rate.

The relative poverty figure of 112.5 million, which was contained in the 2010 poverty profile report of the agency, was released in Abuja on Monday. It represents 69 per cent of the country’s total population.

The 26-page report, which provides details of poverty and income distribution across the country, put the 2004 poverty measurement rate at 54.4 per cent.

The Statistician-General of the NBS, Dr. Yemi Kale, while unveiling the report, noted that the figure might increase to 71.5 per cent when the 2011 figure is computed.

“The NBS estimates that this trend may have increased further in 2011 if the potential impacts of several anti-poverty and employment generation intervention programmes are not taken into account,” he said.

In arriving at the 2010 figure, the NBS boss said data from 20 million households having an average of between four to six family members were collected.

The agency has yet to carry out a survey of the 2011 poverty level as funds for the exercise are still being expected.

According to the report, the North-West and North-East recorded the highest poverty rates in the country in 2010with 77.7 per cent and 76.3 per cent respectively.

On the other hand, the South-West geo-political zone, according to the report, recorded the lowest at 59.1 per cent.

Among the 36 states of the federation, the report stated that Sokoto had the highest poverty rate (86.4 per cent), while Niger had the lowest at (43.6, per cent).

As at 2004, Jigawa State had the highest poverty rate (95 per cent), while Anambra, with a poverty rate of 22 per cent, was the least poverty-stricken state.

Kale said, “In 2004, Nigeria’s relative poverty measurement stood at 54.4 per cent but increased to 69 per cent or 112.518 million Nigerians in 2010.

“Using the absolute poverty measure, 54.7 per cent of Nigerians were living in poverty in 2004 but this increased to 60.9 per cent or 99.284 million Nigerians in 2010.

Continuing, he said, “The NBS adopts the relative poverty measurement for monitoring poverty trends in the country.

“It remains a paradox, however, that despite the fact that the Nigerian economy is growing, the proportion of Nigerians living in poverty is increasing every year.”

Asked why the impact of the country’s high GDP growth rate had not translated into poverty reduction, Kale said, “Economic growth is not development. If you look at our GDP numbers, you will see that agriculture, wholesale and retail trade, and oil and gas constitute over 70 per cent of that growth.

“How many people can those three sectors employ? Not many. Agriculture is largely subsistence in nature because the local farmer is not looking at employing people and it is when agriculture is commercialised that it will be employment generating and poverty reducing.”

He also said that income inequality had risen from 0.429 in 2004 to 0.447 in 2010.

wetin be this

ducii:


wetin be this

na your mama poooooooooooooooooooooosie, magg0t!

CrudeGH:
na your mama poooooooooooooooooooooosie, magg0t!

Fool mumu, old reports is what you are coming to talk about, how many people have mobile phones in Ghana?. Ewu Nnma

CrudeGH:
hahahahaha fuckeduppedness 113 million out of 160 million live in poverty in shitnigeria? no wonder they are fleeing to Ghana like ants attracted to honey suffering and no-more-smiling

[url]Nigeria jagajaga, Everything scatter scatter Poor man dey suffer suffer Gbosa, gbosa, gunshot inna de air.[/url]

112.5 million Nigerians live in poverty
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/112-5-million-nigerians-live-in-poverty-nbs/

The National Bureau of Statistics on Monday said that 112.519 million Nigerians live in relative poverty conditions.

This is staggering when compared with the country’s estimated 163 million population.

Relative poverty is the comparison of the living standards of people living in a given society within a specified period of time.

It is the most acceptable poverty measurement which has been adopted by the NBS for many years.

Apart from the relative poverty index, other poverty measurement standards are absolute measure, which puts the country’s poverty rate at 99.284 million or 60.9 per cent; the dollar per day measure, which puts the poverty rate at 61.2 per cent; and the subjective poverty measure, which puts the poverty level at 93.9 per cent.

Instructively, all the four methods used in measuring poverty by the NBS pointed to the fact that there was disconnect between the country’s Gross Domestic Product growth rate of 7.75 per cent and the high poverty rate.

The relative poverty figure of 112.5 million, which was contained in the 2010 poverty profile report of the agency, was released in Abuja on Monday. It represents 69 per cent of the country’s total population.

The 26-page report, which provides details of poverty and income distribution across the country, put the 2004 poverty measurement rate at 54.4 per cent.

The Statistician-General of the NBS, Dr. Yemi Kale, while unveiling the report, noted that the figure might increase to 71.5 per cent when the 2011 figure is computed.

“The NBS estimates that this trend may have increased further in 2011 if the potential impacts of several anti-poverty and employment generation intervention programmes are not taken into account,” he said.

In arriving at the 2010 figure, the NBS boss said data from 20 million households having an average of between four to six family members were collected.

The agency has yet to carry out a survey of the 2011 poverty level as funds for the exercise are still being expected.

According to the report, the North-West and North-East recorded the highest poverty rates in the country in 2010with 77.7 per cent and 76.3 per cent respectively.

On the other hand, the South-West geo-political zone, according to the report, recorded the lowest at 59.1 per cent.

Among the 36 states of the federation, the report stated that Sokoto had the highest poverty rate (86.4 per cent), while Niger had the lowest at (43.6, per cent).

As at 2004, Jigawa State had the highest poverty rate (95 per cent), while Anambra, with a poverty rate of 22 per cent, was the least poverty-stricken state.

Kale said, “In 2004, Nigeria’s relative poverty measurement stood at 54.4 per cent but increased to 69 per cent or 112.518 million Nigerians in 2010.

“Using the absolute poverty measure, 54.7 per cent of Nigerians were living in poverty in 2004 but this increased to 60.9 per cent or 99.284 million Nigerians in 2010.

Continuing, he said, “The NBS adopts the relative poverty measurement for monitoring poverty trends in the country.

“It remains a paradox, however, that despite the fact that the Nigerian economy is growing, the proportion of Nigerians living in poverty is increasing every year.”

Asked why the impact of the country’s high GDP growth rate had not translated into poverty reduction, Kale said, “Economic growth is not development. If you look at our GDP numbers, you will see that agriculture, wholesale and retail trade, and oil and gas constitute over 70 per cent of that growth.

“How many people can those three sectors employ? Not many. Agriculture is largely subsistence in nature because the local farmer is not looking at employing people and it is when agriculture is commercialised that it will be employment generating and poverty reducing.”

He also said that income inequality had risen from 0.429 in 2004 to 0.447 in 2010.

Nigeria Economic Update: World Bank Cites Positive Economic Trends and Progress in Poverty Reduction
July 22, 2014
ABUJA, Nigeria, July 22, 2014 – Nigeria’s short term macroeconomic outlook improved in the first half of 2014 relative to 2013, says the World Bank in its new Nigeria Economic Report (NER) launched today in Abuja. The report indicates that revenues to the federation have increased, foreign reserves have stabilized, the Excess Crude Account (ECA) has been augmented, and prospects for growth are stronger than last year.

The re-based GDP estimates reveal a larger, more dynamic and complex economy than did previous statistics. The report however, stresses that macroeconomic risks remain due to uncertainty about future oil output, oil prices, and short term capital flows.

The NER analyzes new data from household surveys in 2010/2011 and 2012/2013 to reassess poverty and living standards in Nigeria and concludes that poverty rates in Nigeria are likely significantly lower than previously believed, and progress toward poverty reduction may be stronger. According to the report, poverty reduction in Nigeria appears to be primarily an urban phenomenon, with poverty rates in rural areas higher, and poverty reduction slower.

While recent panel surveys indicate that the per capita national poverty rate based on the official poverty line may now be as low as 33.1%, a large share of the Nigerian population is still not far above the poverty line, indicating vulnerability.

“The combination of the new GDP and poverty estimates is valuable in giving us what we believe to be a clearer picture of development and poverty reduction in Nigeria,” said John Litwack, Lead Economist and Acting Country Manager of the World Bank. “Both sets of numbers indicate the prime importance of urban areas for growth and poverty reduction.”

The NER also highlights continuing differences between Nigeria’s regions in poverty reduction. The South and North Central regions show progress in poverty reduction between 2010 and 2013, while the North West witnessed little change, and the North East experienced an increase in the poverty rate along with a general decline in living standards.

“Improvements in public services, key infrastructure to better connect markets, and measures to increase productivity in agriculture could help put Northern regions on a strong path toward poverty reduction”, said Mr Litwack, lead author of the report, whilst also noting the critical role of security.

http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/press-release/2014/07/22/nigeria-economic-update-world-bank-cites-positive-economic-trends-and-progress-in-poverty-reduction



So incase there is no internet in Ghana, The emboldened is Nigeria's 2014 poverty rate

mumu akpa anu

GHKWAME1:
What fvckkery are you blabbing about? what fourth moniker? Don't fokn confuse me with anyone. Of what business is it of mine to sing hallelujah simply because you are coming to the motherland? I hope you are not planning on over staying, we got three million of you minnows to feed in Ghana already.

your mumu get part 12
who tell you that Ghana is Better than Nigeria??
Your country is receiving loan from nigeria every year,
and don't forget we are feeding over 5million Ghanians here in Nigeria....... #fool

isaacfreeman99:

your mumu get part 12
who tell you that Ghana is Better than Nigeria??
Your country is receiving loan from nigeria every year,
and don't forget we are feeding over 5million Ghanians here in Nigeria....... #fool

Basstard son of a He-goat, am I to be blamed for your country's mess? You feed who? Nigeria Government Sends Delegation To Ghana To Learn How To Cultivate Cassava

[s]

isaacfreeman99:

your mumu get part 12
who tell you that Ghana is Better than Nigeria??
Your country is receiving loan from nigeria every year,
and don't forget we are feeding over 5million Ghanians here in Nigeria.......

[/s]such MUMU goat! how is it Ghana's fault that your nonsense country is a zoo? hahahaha nigeria, whose impoverished citizens feed from the dustbin has money to give to away...... stop smoking pawpaw leaves,huh? you sound like a typical MUMU ediot! nigeria has food to feed its starving citizens? fuckeduppedness stomach infrastructure zoo

SantaMafia:
[s][/s]such MUMU goat! how is it Ghana's fault that your nonsense country is a zoo? hahahaha nigeria, whose impoverished citizens feed from the dustbin has money to give to away...... stop smoking pawpaw leaves,huh? you sound like a typical MUMU ediot! nigeria has food to feed its starving citizens? fuckeduppedness stomach infrastructure zoo

see as your mumu reach peak,
nigeria has 36 states in all, and with a population of over 170million people, and Ghana is just like a small state in nigeria like lagos or kano state, so how come Ghana is better than nigeria? When nigeria is the one proving: finance, food, light, advice, shelter, fuel & Gas to your bastard Ghana, who know Ghana in Africa?? Don't forget that you people are just slaves. When your money too don't have value, trash, #thunder fire you idiots.**

SantaMafia:
[s][/s]such MUMU goat! how is it Ghana's fault that your nonsense country is a zoo? hahahaha nigeria, whose impoverished citizens feed from the dustbin has money to give to away...... stop smoking pawpaw leaves,huh? you sound like a typical MUMU ediot! nigeria has food to feed its starving citizens? fuckeduppedness stomach infrastructure zoo

mumu show me the whole picture of Accra and Kumasi,
you must be a fool, can any Ghana city stand Lagos, Abuja, kano, calabar?? Not to talk of Jos, port Harcourt, makurdi and the rest.
Maybe you haven't travel outside your prison country before,.......

Another eeediot losing it on NL! is there any city in that magg0t-infested sh1thole. chino, you are truly fvcked! shitnigeria is a sh1thole. end of story Jeez, eating from the dustbin and talking about cities? you are mad,huh? your entire generation is mad! your sh1thole stinks to high heavens it is a cesspool of sh1t 6 year old gasl are eligible to marry in the apehole shitnigeria produces more suicide bombers than medical doctors and the people are in denial hahahahaha refugee zoo heard your refugees are eating grass to survive

shitnigeria is like the titanic sinking faster faster faster faster faster let me show you how a typical shitnigerian 'city" looks like www.nairaland.com/attachments/866142_aba_jpg4110290948b017d7d41c1288cc90be77

damburoba!

[s]

isaacfreeman99:

mumu show me the whole picture of Accra and Kumasi,
you must be a fool, can any Ghana city stand Lagos, Abuja, kano, calabar?? Not to talk of Jos, port Harcourt, makurdi and the rest.
Maybe you haven't travel outside your prison country before,.......

[/s]

bla bla bla shitnigerian goat bleating nonsense! of what use is a zoo of 180 million fooooooooooools hahaha the armpit country of the world where humans are killed for pleasure. where eating from the dustbin is normal the largest country of apes Zoological Republic of Shitnigeria

shut up, magg0t! you are obnoxious! pus-filled pieces of garbage!

[s]

isaacfreeman99:

see as your mumu reach peak,
nigeria has 36 states in all, and with a population of over 170million people, and Ghana is just like a small state in nigeria like lagos or kano state, so how come Ghana is better than nigeria? When nigeria is the one proving: finance, food, light, advice, shelter, fuel & Gas to your bastard Ghana, who know Ghana in Africa?? Don't forget that you people are just slaves. When your money too don't have value, trash, #thunder fire you idiots.**

[/s]

SantaMafia:
bla bla bla shitnigerian goat bleating nonsense! of what use is a zoo of 180 million fooooooooooools hahaha the armpit country of the world where humans are killed for pleasure. where eating from the dustbin is normal the largest country of apes Zoological Republic of Shitnigeria

shut up, magg0t! you are obnoxious! pus-filled pieces of garbage!

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mumu they are going to unsubscribe you on this site because of your rubbish mouth #thunder fire ur mama and papa, mugu 12. This is a nigerian site.