Rossinky:


Helicopters are stolen all the time in the USA.

It took me less than 2 minutes to find THIS story online, and we haven't seen Canadians ''mocking Americans'' online because of it:

https://murciatoday.com/firefighting-helicopter-stolen-in-cuenca-while-pilot-was-asleep_1486754-a.html

Rossinky:


They must be really bored...

RuudVanNisteroy:
Rossinky, your a spokexman for the fantastically corrupt ruling elite. you lost me defending leaders that move in 8-40 car armed convoys.

Who created the insecurity? If not the failed leaders that turned the country to the poverty and corruption capital of the world.

RuudVanNisteroy:
One will want to wonder how a whole helicopter would go missing because an helicopter is not a regular car where anyone can have the same model, neither is it a medical drone that can be mistakenly allocated to another health center. But the awkward disappearance of 3 helicopters in Nigeria commercial capital, Lagos has come with much eyebrows and rude shock.


The disappearance of 3 helicopters belonging to Lagos state government in Nigeria actually started as a joke on Monday 23rd August 2020 when reports emerged that 3 of the helicopters haven't been seen around. The case escalated and the state government actually confirmed the rumours in a statewide broadcast today, asking the people of the state for useful information on the 3 winged engines current location.

The social media has been awashed with reports that some governments official might have stolen it and sent it to panel beating shop for repaint into commercial transport colour for easy movement across Nigeria, some said a celebrity might have borrowed it to shoot music video in cape coast in Ghana. Some also said hospitals must have mistaken it for medical drones. The whereabout of the 3 helicopters is still unknown as at the time of filing this report.

https://gh.opera.news/gh/en/auto/e787b4ace85de8c8acab1d72a3267007

NGpatriot:
After Namibia, it's Ghana, next is Rwanda, and Kenya.

Let me suggest your next topic location, aliens on the moon mocking Nigerians.

Jobless low self esteem and self hating losers..

Rossinky:


Ghana DOES NOT HAVE 24 HR ELECTRICITY, AND LACKS SOCIAL AMENITIES LIKE EVERY OTHER DEVELOPING COUNTRY.

https://www.myjoyonline.com/news/national/current-shortfall-in-electricity-supply-to-end-next-week-deputy-energy-minister/

You can tell lies to others who know no better.

Don't try that crap with me.

Nigerians sending a few kids to university there simply means Nigerians value education, and that the 200 universities in Nigeria are still insufficient for the country. It doesn't mean Ghana is ''better than Nigeria'' in any way.

UNDERSTOOD?

Judybash93:


It gets me all hyped up whenever people say Ghanaians enjoy 24hrs of electricity. I had my first degree in Ghana and it was hell. Electricity was a major problem.

Justice505:
Haa, world people come and see, so you mean the almighty ghana dont have 24hrs electricity and yet iron galaxy will never stop rubbing it in our eyes that ghana has perfect power station.

Rossinky:


Ghana DOES NOT HAVE 24 HR ELECTRICITY, AND LACKS SOCIAL AMENITIES LIKE EVERY OTHER DEVELOPING COUNTRY.

https://www.myjoyonline.com/news/national/current-shortfall-in-electricity-supply-to-end-next-week-deputy-energy-minister/

You can tell lies to others who know no better.

Don't try that crap with me.

Nigerians sending a few kids to university there simply means Nigerians value education, and that the 200 universities in Nigeria are still insufficient for the country. It doesn't mean Ghana is ''better than Nigeria'' in any way.

UNDERSTOOD?

Rossinky:


Abeg shush jare. Was it not those same '''worst leaders at local, state, and federal level'' that provided mass free education and built thousands of schools, plus nearly 200 universities, across the nation after independence, moving Nigeria from a literacy rate of 5% in 1960 to 64% today?

Without that investment in mass public education by those ''terrible'' leaders, would any Nigerian be able to travel abroad today to ''excel''?

Could our illiterate village farm-stuck peasant grandparents travel abroad to ''excel'' during colonialism?

Nope. They had NO OPTION but to remain poor, illiterate and ignorant peasants.

Today, courtesy of our ''terrible, horrible leaders'', you can stand up today and travel to Germany, USA, Dubai, Brazil, UK, and EXCEL.

That did not happen by accident but by design, by our ''terrible, horrible leaders''.

Comprende?

Rossinky:


Abeg shush jare. Was it not those same '''worst leaders at local, state, and federal level'' that provided mass free education and built thousands of schools, plus nearly 200 universities, across the nation after independence, moving Nigeria from a literacy rate of 5% in 1960 to 64% today?

Without that investment in mass public education by those ''terrible'' leaders, would any Nigerian be able to travel abroad today to ''excel''?

Could our illiterate village farm-stuck peasant grandparents travel abroad to ''excel'' during colonialism?

Nope. They had NO OPTION but to remain poor, illiterate and ignorant peasants.

Today, courtesy of our ''terrible, horrible leaders'', you can stand up today and travel to Germany, USA, Dubai, Brazil, UK, and EXCEL.

That did not happen by accident but by design, by our ''terrible, horrible leaders''.

Comprende?

Agbegbaorogboye:
I've never seen any Nigerian supporting our past leaders like dis Rossinky just did. He stopped shot of canonising them for their "heavenly deeds". I'm ashamed honestly

Cherez:

Bros with this your words up here I need that meme of "e pain am" cos this thing you typed pains me
How could lie this much?
Are you saying it was Nigerian leaders who made traveling abroad easier?
Can you mention the massive investment in public education? Even PMB has his kids schooling abroad while he and his wife goes abroad for medicals.
O boi, I beg close your mouth
Go to Ghana and see collaboration from Deutsche education ministry and that of Norway; they even offer Nigerians scholarship in Ghana
Bros, let's be truthful of how decayed our country has become, obey Nigeria's call and build it if not we'll remain in self-denial
My mother has an America passport & you need to see the way they treat both of us differently cos I'm with the green passport; you'd cry for this country of ours
Anyway, GOD help us

nku5:


Ghana no go kee us oooo. We don suffer for their hand no be small. When tribalism makes you vote in useless leaders even small countries can rubbish you "eventuarry" as my chale friends say

They even released a diss track for us some time ago


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD9W5VMZkRA

Eko O Ni Baje!