9jadelta: so whats up with what i wrote? i like to know

Kairoseki77:

"So, what's up with what I wrote? I would like to know."

9jadelta: so, omitting some words or the punctuation is now your problem? am i suppose to write on nairaland as if am responding to client abroad?

9jadelta: see this mumu. how many people can speak fluent English south africa . even in usa, how many can speak good English? i really dont understand people like you with bad complex. am sure you are from ghana. how many of those banku face id.iots can even speak english in ghana let alone perfect english? if nigerians start bashing ghana now, it will be as if they hate ghanaians. what exactly is your problem that you cant shut your big mouth or cut off your fingers if you don't have anything positive to contribute?

papushki: Outsourcing robs u of all benefits n labor is extremely cheap. So its not in our best interest to promote it, telecom coy now outsource most of their depts n trust me pple affected are not finding it funny. So at times beware wat u wish for

ghananotnaija:

Outsourcing doesn't require perfect English but definitely decent English, which most Nigerian graduates do not posess. Neither do South Africans, and especially Kenyans. Educated Ghanaians, on the whole, speak better English than educated Nigerians. I have been educated only in Ghana and found that I am on a different level in basic language skills as well as technical skills compared to my counterparts educated in Nigeria. The Nigerian education system is in shambles. Foreign-educated Nigerians wouldn't want to work for peanuts in outsourcing.

But before that, unreliable power supply and endemic corruption makes Nigeria one of the least attractive places for business outsourcing. I'm not trying to put Nigeria down, only to bring some reality into this conversation.

And yes, Ghana is better than Nigeria. In almost every way: infrastructure, political stability, leadership, rule of law, social harmony, education, health care, environment.

Kairoseki77:

Why aren't you on Cediland?

KingPradas:

Look at your self, how is nigeria ever going to improved if the citizens of the country keep blaming the youths. isn't the government faults that they didn't had good education, and why wouldn't them engage themselves in scams and frauds if they can't get jobs ?

And i would like to see how Ghana is more superior to Nigeria. (Ghana Must Go)

ghananotnaija:

I'm Ghanaian, but I work in Nigeria.

Nairaland isn't just for Nigerians; there are loads of Ghanaians, people from Rep of Benin, Togolese, Cameroonians, and South Africans here too.

Also, I want Nigerians to be aware how much they are behind their neighbours, especially Ghana, so they would being complacent and demand change.

InvertedHammer:

The joke will be for a credit card company to outsource their call centers to Nigeria.

sheyie2007:
Give me a source that says Ghanaians can speak good English than Nigerians... Cuz you folks like running your dirty mouths in your cocoon And you're even working in NIGERIA, are you high?

ghananotnaija:
So true. lol

From personal experience only.
Yes, I work in Lagos for a Ghanaian business. But it's not just Ghanaian businesses that hire Ghanaians in Nigeria. Many Nigerian businesses also find Ghanaian employees more competent and reliable than Nigerians.

ghananotnaija:

Outsourcing doesn't require perfect English but definitely decent English, which most Nigerian graduates do not posess. Neither do South Africans, and especially Kenyans. Educated Ghanaians, on the whole, speak better English than educated Nigerians. I have been educated only in Ghana and found that I am on a different level in basic language skills as well as technical skills compared to my counterparts educated in Nigeria. The Nigerian education system is in shambles. Foreign-educated Nigerians wouldn't want to work for peanuts in outsourcing.

But before that, unreliable power supply and endemic corruption makes Nigeria one of the least attractive places for business outsourcing. I'm not trying to put Nigeria down, only to bring some reality into this conversation.

And yes, Ghana is better than Nigeria. In almost every way: infrastructure, political stability, leadership, rule of law, social harmony, education, health care, environment.

9jadelta: see this mumu. how many people can speak fluent English south africa . even in usa, how many can speak good English? i really dont understand people like you with bad complex. am sure you are from ghana. how many of those banku face id.iots can even speak english in ghana let alone perfect english? if nigerians start bashing ghana now, it will be as if they hate ghanaians. what exactly is your problem that you cant shut your big mouth or cut off your fingers if you don't have anything positive to contribute?

mixzy: i think you ghanians should face ur problem we Nigeria never complain at least in my state we enjoy electricity as if we are in united state so it is not all Nigeria that frm power faliure in terms of spoken english i respect ghanians but what of there dialect that reflect in there english that is wher i respect nigeria too hey ghanians u are too low to be compaired to Nigeria

9jadelta: @ghana2naija

i really dnt want to engage in any arguement with a ghanaian or ghanaians. To me its fruitless. Telling me ghana is better than nigeria shows what you are really up to. You want me to start digging up facts and reasons why nigeria is better than ghana so that we can engage in an endless arguement. I really dnt think any ghanaian worth that kinda conversation. Engaging in such arguement will only make you feel important and gets you all the attentions you wanted all along. Try the next guy cos this one aint available.

Next time stop displaying your inferiority complex. Nobody asks for your irrelevant opinion that makes nigerians look like id.iots

One thing i know for sure. Ghana can/will never be up to nigeria standard in the next 1 million years and that is the harsh truth

Fuelish: Ghanaian are too low to be compared to nigerians? I am sure even you don't believe in that crap,huh? utter n0nsense!

ghananotnaija:
So true. lol

From personal experience only.
Yes, I work in Lagos for a Ghanaian business. But it's not just Ghanaian businesses that hire Ghanaians in Nigeria. Many Nigerian businesses also find Ghanaian employees more competent and reliable than Nigerians.

ichidodo: What is ghana? Is it the name of a bushmeat or a small country trying to size shoes with the most populous black nation in Africa with rich HUMAN and natural resources? Pls we are not competing with you guys for akpeteshie o!

ghananotnaija:

Most Nigerian youth, even college graduates, cannot speak English fluent enough for the business setting.



No, except maybe in scams and frauds.



Maybe by goldmine you mean a bottomless pit where you'll never see your money again.