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Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 6:34pm On Dec 26, 2013

Public and private toilets in accra

12.Policy‑makers of the Accra Metropolitan Area (AMA) responsible for liquid waste management face a dilemma : should they promote and improve public toilet facilities in the city or should they encourage and assist inhabitants in having their own toilet in the house ? Many homes in Accra do not have their own toilet. Toilets and bathrooms in houses in the central business areas have sometimes been converted into rooms and stores. As a result, the residents of such homes rely on public toilets, which may be inadequate and face serious maintenance problems. According to the metropolitan authority, public toilets are meant for visitors to the city and not for residents. The oppositeisthe rule however. Public toilets have become permanent features for many residents in Accra as places to ease themselves. Accra faces acute sanitation problems. These are manifested in unsanitary conditions in and around most of the public toilets, poor and dilapidated infrastructure for liquid waste management, inadequate funding for maintenance, poor sanitary habits, deficient management of existing toilet facilities, indiscriminate defecation in open spaces, into water bodies and drains, irregular collection of liquid waste from sep tic and other storage tanks, as well as from pan latrines, and limited connections from houses to the central sewage system.
Present situation
13. The existing toilet facilities in Accra, both private and public, include pan (or bucket) latrines, pit latrines, septic tank latrines, KVIPs (aparticular type of storage tank), and water closets (WCs) with or without connection to the central sewage system. There are two types of public toilet ownership, namely (i) those built by the local authority, and (ii) those built by private firms and individuals for commercial purposes. The types and numbers of public toilet facilities available in the six, sub‑metropolitan assemblies of AMA, are as follows : Ashiedu Keteke 26, Ablekuma 40, Osu Klottey 19, Okaikoi 11, Ayawaso 28, and Kpeshie 34. Privately built public toilets are few in number. The public toilet facilities are inadequate compared to the size of the population lacking toilet facilities in their houses. Long queues could be observed during early morning and evening rush hours. According to residents, some people defecate in empty spaces because of (i) the cost ofapublic toilet visit, (ii)alack of toilets in the vicinity, (iii) long distances between public toilets and their houses, and (iv) the untidiness of the toilet facilities. grin

In May 1999, user‑fees ranged from ¢100.00 to ¢150.00 per visit, depending upon the facility. The AMA determines the user‑fees.

D existing infrastructure of D Accra central sewage system is in adequate. In 1999, there were less than 1,000 units connected to the central sewage system (GW&SC 1999). In most places, the infrastructure for waste managemen tis either non‑existent or inadeplorable state. As Akuffo (1999) noted, there are about 18 sewage systems and sewage treatment plants in Accra, but none of them is operating according to plan.D system that was built for Central Accra in the early 1970s by D Busia government is no longer adequate. There are few connections and links to water to en able flushing are insufficient. Waste management has broken down due 2 a lack of human, logistic and financial resources. The present approach based on harangue, sermonising and cleanUP campaignsisnot helpful. There is a need 4 injection of capital into the system, including strengthening existing institutions. Investments in plants and equipment in the present circumstances of complete institutional breakdown are clearly not the right approach.

If availability of toilet facilities and the method of removal and disposal are indications of level of development, the city of Accra cannot be rated high on the scale of development.A survey of toilet facilities in Accra by the AMA in 1992 showed that :
40% of the population had access to private toilets discharging into septic tanks or cesspools ;
25% used public toilets whereafeeischarged per visit. There are about 127 public toilets in Accra ;
20% still used private, pan latrines ;
5% had access to private KVIPs and
10% of the population had no access to any toilet facility and defecated in open spaces.

D critical shortage of toilet facilities in Accra is obvious from these figures. Let us briefly look at the various types of services.

Cesspit service

D AMA and private firms carry out cesspit service with suction trucks. In addition to these, other organisations such as the Volta River Authority, the security services (army, police, prisons, and fire service), the University of Ghana, and the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority, etc., run their own suction trucks to empty the cesspits of staff bungalows and a few private houses.

These organisations discharge their waste at the Waste Management Department's (WMD) treatment plants

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Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 6:59pm On Dec 26, 2013

Gayna is a curse,imagine their best city.. (which is a village in nigeria standards) are still makong use of pit-laterine,pan-laterine,bucket-laterine, and open laterine (pooing in the open. grin

jungle

Source http://www.google.com/gwt/x?hl=en&u=http://apad.revues.org/150&q=Ghana+is+a+shit+hole&sa=X&ei=7GG8UvDRN9Kihgek0YD4Dw&ved=0CD0QFjAJ

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 7:20pm On Dec 26, 2013

Adamskuty: look at this dummy rying to compare his sh1thole with nigeria,are u mad

we refine our oil but not enough to go round but that will soon be a thing of the past as dangote is building africa's largest refinary and petrol-chemical plant in ogun state nigeria

we even manufacture our own vehicles,dummy.. Nissan is set to follow(a japanese automobile company) to set up vechile manufacturing plants in nigeria by 2014,pls don't compare..it's taboo

https://www.nairaland.com/1568337/inside-innoson-motor-manufacturing-plant
NISAAN MAKERS OF FORD,TOYOTA TO BUILD CARS IN NIGERIA

https://www.nairaland.com/1543807/gej-nissan-build-cars-nigeria

HECK,WESTAFRICA'S FIRST LIGHT RAIL PROJECT IS ON GOING IN LAGOS,SOON TO BE COMPLETED moda'fvcker

https://www.nairaland.com/1231238/lagos-light-rail-project-updates/1

Dumb ugly stupid bleached nigerian with inferior complex to Arabs.

What make you think that a country that can't maintain its oil fields, refine its number source of income can produce a complex machine such as a car or satellite or drone. Death trap u guys are going to buy. Then again death and misery is nothing new in the lives of Nigerians.

Dumbazz bush nigga

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 7:22pm On Dec 26, 2013

adamscuti: You gaynian apes,yes we built our own drone.. The feat..ur jungle..sh1tty..unknown..irrelevant military wont achieve in a century from now smelling bastard

[b] Jonathan launches first Nigerian – builtdrone
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Published: December 17,2013

The drone will be used for a variety of functions.
President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday in Kaduna unveiled the country’s first indigenous unmanned aerial vehicle (drone), GULMA, designed and constructed by the Nigerian Air Force.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mr. Jonathan said that the unveiling of the vehicle marked another landmark moment in the nation’s history.
He said that besides its diversemilitaryapplication, the vessel would provide a range of benefits in disaster management, power line surveys and law enforcement.
Mr. Jonathan said that the vehicle would also be useful in aerial imaging/mapping, telecommunications and weather monitoring.
“It is also rapidly becoming an important tool in news coverage, environmental monitoring, and oil and gas exploration.
“Considering the potential impact of its benefit and versatility, I cannot but say how proud I am of the men and women of our Armed Forces,” the president said.
“Apart from their commitment to the protection of our sovereignty, they are helping to keep our nation ahead inmilitaryscience and technology and to keep their civilian counterparts on their toes.
“Today, as we stand in appreciation of the gallant men and women of our Air Force, we are reminded that hard work and diligence can break many barriers,’’ he said.
Mr. Jonathan commended the Chief of Air Staff and all officers and men of the Nigerian Air Force for the achievement, noting that it would strengthen the country. He said it would also enhance the nation’s role in peace keeping and conflict prevention.
The president said he was optimistic that this stride by the Nigerian Air Force would mark a turning point for indigenous technology in every sector of the nation’s life.
“Let me assure the Air Force of the Federal Government’s support for this and all other research projects. We will encourage and assist private sector concerns to key into mass production of the project to achieve the highest and best commercial use of this prototype Unmanned Aerial Vehicle.
“As I said in my Independence Day address, our nation is made great by the big and small efforts of regular citizens. Indeed, indigenous initiatives remain indispensable in achieving national greatness.
“To retain the country’s importance on the global stage, we must continue to produce leaders in science, technology, and engineering, and invest more in ideas,” the president said.
In his remark, the Supervising Minister of Defence, Labaran Maku, said the development of a surveillance aircraft by the Nigerian Air Force was a bold statement of government’s resolve to provide security for the Nigerian populace.
Mr. Maku, who is the Minister of Information, said that the GULMA UAV would potentially afford the armed forces a window of immense opportunities in its task of acquiring timely intelligence and combating criminality.
“Although the UAV was a brainchild of the Nigerian Air Force, it is important that other services and security agencies incorporate it into their operations, if its potential is to be fully harnessed.
“There is therefore, the need for a comprehensive policy on UAV acquisition and operation to optimise the employment of GULMA UAV by all services and security agencies,’’ he said.
Earlier, the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh, had said that the GULMA was designed to meet vast expectations and needs.
Mr. Badeh said that the GULMA could be employed by the armed forces and security agencies for the protection of the country.
He explained that the air force envisaged partnership with agencies such as NEMA and the
NigeriaAir Space Management Agencyfor weather forecasting.
“Furthermore, the GULMA, as a qualitative, timely and reliable source of information could serve as a powerful tool for media practitioners.
“To sustain the current tempo of development, the NAF would require the assistance of government in infrastructure and human capacity development,” the Air chief said.
(NAN) [/b]

Learn to refine oil before you talk about drones. Your leaders keep taking y'all for a ride because y'all are so stupid that you will believe everything. You can't even produce simple bicycle and y'all want to build drones. Dumbazz nigerian

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Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 7:23pm On Dec 26, 2013

adamscuti: Jiggaman u dummy,nigeria got 4 space satellites,the first nigeria satellite was built by europeans.the 2/3 and 4th were built by nigerian engineers,niggeer never compare ur pit-laterine with nigeria show us any satellites ur tiny jungle built? since 2011,ape

[b]Nigeria Launches an African-Built Satellite

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NIGERIASAT-2 (shown here in a rendered image) andNigeriaSat-X will take infrared readings of Nigeria's farms, and beam down data estimating next season's crop forecast
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This is the VOA Special English Technology Report.
Nigeria has launched the first satellite designed and built byAfricans. The NigeriaSat-X is one of two Earth observation satellites that the country recently launched. These are Nigeria's third and fourth satellites.
The NigeriaSat-X is the result of a training agreement between the National Space Research and Development Agency and a company called Surrey Satellite Technology. Twenty-six Nigerian engineers attended a training program over an eighteen-month period at the satellite developer’s offices in the United Kingdom.
Steve Young is head of business development for the company. He says the skills that the young Nigerian scientists have learned should help not only their country's space program.
STEVE YOUNG: “You are now beginning to train a corps of very experienced engineers, high-technology technicians, and people who are going to benefit the wider economy. That also is a very good effect that the Nigerians get in investing in high-tech programs. They've got to develop their economy, and that's one of the ways they do that is by doing this.”
The cameras on the satellites can show details of objects as small as two and a half meters across. These images will be used to map territory and help with city planning. The pictures can also provide valuable information about crop and land conditions, and assist in disaster relief efforts.
Steve Young says this kind of information is often lacking in developing countries.
STEVE YOUNG: “We often take it for granted in industrialized nations that we have all this information, we have accurate maps, we have land registries, we have planning systems, we have precision agriculture systems. We have all this stuff in place, but for a lot of countries, they don't.” [/b]

If a nigerian sat is orbiting space, then start counting the days when they start falling like raindrops. What good thing has ever come from that country

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 7:25pm On Dec 26, 2013

adamscuti: The lagos light rail is almost completed,the abuja light rail project is on going..osun or ogun state is about to build its own light rail as well,same with port-hacourt,all powered with electricity,they will have their own special power station which is been built as well ,which one does accra (akara) has?

hope y'all burnt demons know what a light rail is,it isn't those slow trains that moves as the speed of snail superfast,modern,passenger trains,the best the world has to offer

[b] THE ABUJA LIGHT RAIL IN PROGRESS

700,000 Passengers to Ride Abuja Light Rail Daily in 2015

ARTICLE |JULY 24, 2013 - 11:50AM| BYMICHAEL PAUL.

An estimated 700,000 passengers are projected to ride the Abuja Light Rail(ALR) daily when the first phase of the project takes off in 2015, FCT Minister, Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed has said.
The minister stated this during the flag-off of construction works on the 12 railstations located along the first phase of the ALRproject.
He performed the flag-off ceremony jointly with the Chairman, Senate Committee on FCT, Senator Smart Adeyemi and the FCT Minister of State, Oloye Olajumoke Akinjide.
The ground-breaking took place at site of the National ParkRailStation, Wuye District,Abuja.
The 12 railway stations under construction cover lots 1A and 3 which make up the first phase of the ALRproject. The projects are scheduled to be completed within the first quarter of 2015.
Giving a breakdown of the 12railstations, Senator Bala Mohammed said that Lot 1A has four stations while Lot 3 has eight.
The four stations along Lot 1A are Gwagwa Station, Deidei Station, Jibi Station and Gwazango Station; while the eight stations along Lot 3 are AbujaMetro Station, National Stadium Station, National Park Station, Ring Road II Station, Wupa Station, Idu Transfer Station, Airport East Station and Airport Main Station.
Senator Bala Mohammed said the 12 stations would provide shopping precincts, cultural and entertainment centres to boost tourism.
According to him:"The railstations are places of high economic activities, boarding or a lighting,rail transit management and operations, commercial and tourism activities." [/b]

http://www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/700000-passengers-ride-abuja-light-rail-daily-2015

I guess boko haram is not killing y'all fast enough so you have to start building drones, and cars to expedite deaths in that hellhole

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 7:29pm On Dec 26, 2013

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i cant believe only 3 gaynian uni made africa's top...100 whatelse do one expect from a sh1thole where student schools in container and mud house and call it university ?

Yet y'all live your univeristies to study in ours. Our degrees are rated higher than yours. Ghanaian students have easier access to top schools in America and Europe. There are many foreigners from uk, us and other places that come to study a semester or year in Ghana. Check from 2000-2013 and you will see Ghanaian universities have always been ranked higher than that of Nigeria. Don't know where u got that link from but I will provide other articles that say otherwise.

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 7:50pm On Dec 26, 2013

Jigga_man101:

Dumb ugly stupid bleached nigerian with infer.

What make you think that a country that can't maintain its oil fields, refine its number source of income can produce a complex machine such as a car or satellite or drone. Death trap u guys are going to buy. Then again death and misery is nothing new in the lives of Nigerians.

Dumbazz bush nigga

i cant believe this is coming from a gayunian ape,u moda'fvcker! grin

heck! We are already manufacturing our own indigenoous vehicles and nissan is setting up its own plant already.. U flap-mouthed coxcomb,burnt skin crude oil painted charcant with gigantic lips grin

op yes, we can.. Afterall we are africa's largest economy,u ret@rded dumbass... Fvcking hypocritical toad with smeghead.. grin

no wonder ur kind are committing suicide anyhow in ur jungle..ur tiy,sh1ttiing graveyard.. Ugly apes grin

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A 32-year-old man, John Abugah, on Friday committed suicide by hanging himself on a mango tree with a nylon rope opposite the Legon HFC Bank.
Speaking to GNA on Monday, the Head of Legon security, Mr. Amadu Salifu, said a search conducted on the deceased revealed two foreign female students’ identification cards in his pocket and his voters’ identification card.
A family member said the deceased had a mental problem and was an ex-convict.
Mr. Salifu said the body had been deposited at the Police Hospital for autopsy.**

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=241586 malnourished gaytoad grin

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 7:57pm On Dec 26, 2013

Jigga_man101:

Learn to refine oil before you talk about drones. Your leaders keep taking y'all for a ride because y'all are so stupid that you will believe everything. You can't even produce simple bicycle and y'all want to build drones. Dumbazz nigerian

funny,huh? And the same nigerians,ur lords are producing automobiles through innoson ltd,the same innoson ur kind begged to set up an automobile factory in ur zoo which he quickly rejected *i..spit.on.u.lowlife.mofo* ur kind cant even assembly ordinary plastic chair.. U warthog faced ugly buffoon,inferior being,i'm superipor to you and ur fellow burnt skin ugly gaynians,we see y'all as charcants,monkeys grin

niggeeer ur brain is filled with palmoil mixed with sawdust,u cant comprehend a thing.life in ur jungle has done quite alot of harm to u. grin

infact,i will upload videos of the drone which was put to use,u think.. We are y'alll are mates?? Are u mad? grin

hahhahahah open ur mouth,lemme pee inside.. Villager grin

accra resident... Akara grin

we refien our oil,up to 440,000 barrels.. But that isn't enough to go round,so we import some,but all those will be put to an end when dangote (africa's richest..man,richer than the whole gayna) build africa's largest refinary ever!

Btw,i thoight ur jungle has oil,are they refining it as well? The last time i checked,the chinese are stealing ur lil oil,burnt monkey grin

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 8:04pm On Dec 26, 2013

Jigga_man101:

Yet y'all live your univeristies to study in ours. Our degrees are rated higher than yours. Ghanaian students have easier access to top schools in America and Europe. There are many foreigners from uk, us and other places that come to study a semester or year in Ghana. Check from 2000-2013 and you will see Ghanaian universities have always been ranked higher than that of Nigeria. Don't know where u got that link from but I will provide other articles that say otherwise.

ape are u mad? Nigerians student are in benin,togo even niger and cameroon grin

so u see our students.. Poor,jamb failures with empty brain in ur container universities as an achievement? This is quite interesting! grin

no organization is as reliable as 4icu.. Which means 4 international collages and universities.. Ape may thunder strike u there grin

our own degress are rated higher than that of ur village not the other way round..inferior being,nothing can change that... grin

this apes doesnt know that they are many foriegners studying here as well and nigerians have easier acess to universities in uk,us and europe than ur sh1thole..shaaarap,we keep on breaking academic record every year... grin

nigerians living their universities to study in containers

definatyl people that didnt do secondary school,the last time i checked,from the article posted here..clearly stated that "ghanain universities admit student with deficiency in english and maths but does student will have to re-seat for the exams in the future" grin

tell me,dummy is that what u call a university??

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 8:10pm On Dec 26, 2013

Jigga_man101:

I guess boko haram is not killing y'all fast enough so you have to start building drones, and cars to expedite deaths in that hellhole

der@nged lowlife mofo,loud mouthed ape... Can ur sh1thole booast of any light rail,any modern infrastructural development like eco-talantic city and so? grin

i dont even know what u mean by boko-haram,what is it pls?? grin

oo ii remeber the terrorist group operating in far away borno state.. North eastern nigerian,in the boundary btn cameroon grin

lmaoo!

If boko-haram is in ur tiny.. Hellfire,the sh1thole/pitlaterine..sewage,y'all apes would have been wiped out of the surface of this earth grin

that will pray for and it shall happen,afterall we are in westafrica..anything can happen grin

smelling inferior being,we are above u and ur kind

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 8:15pm On Dec 26, 2013

adamscuti: ape are u mad? Nigerians student are in benin,togo even niger and cameroon so u see our students.. Poor,jamb failures with empty brain in ur container universities as an achievement? This is quite interesting!

no organization is as reliable as 4icu.. Which means 4 international collages and universities.. Ape may thunder strike u there

our own degress are rated higher than that of ur village not the other way round..inferior being,nothing can change that...

this apes doesnt know that they are many foriegners studying here as well and nigerians have easier acess to universities in uk,us and europe than ur sh1thole..shaaarap,we keep on breaking academic record every year...

nigerians living their universities to study in containers definatyl people that didnt do secondary school,the last time i checked,from the article posted here..clearly stated that "ghanain universities admit student with deficiency in english and maths but does student will have to re-seat for the exams in the future" tell me,dummy is that what u call a university??

This is from nigerian and Nigerians that study in Ghana. Read and weap. Son of a deranged bitch. No competition Ghana education is rated higher and the degrees travel farther.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/mobile/online-special/61666-the-attractions-for-ghanaian-universities.html

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 8:16pm On Dec 26, 2013

Jigga_man101:

If a nigerian sat is orbiting space, then start counting the days when they start falling like raindrops. What good thing has ever come from that country

show me one thing ur jungle has prodce grin

even a spoon grin

shame unto you grin

hahhahahaha! Ur land is cursed.. I cant believe ur sh1thole got independence before nigeria,yet in this terrible mess grin

than to rubber slippers,y'all apes cant produce,nothing,backwards jungle,that ethiopia (who are building their own light rail) is better than grin

heck!

we are even sending our own astronauts to the moon in 2015.. grin

power has been privatilized already.. And when steady power supply is certain..the development will double grin

ur sh1thole can forever remain in the stone age.. Accra is ur best city? grin

ur village called acccra looks like onitsha in nigeria grin

better start praying for ur zoo grin

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 8:17pm On Dec 26, 2013

adamscuti: der@nged lowlife mofo,loud mouthed ape... Can ur sh1thole booast of any light rail,any modern infrastructural development like eco-talantic city and so?

i dont even know what u mean by boko-haram,what is it pls?? oo ii remeber the terrorist group operating in far away borno state.. North eastern nigerian,in the boundary btn cameroon lmaoo!

If boko-haram is in ur tiny.. Hellfire,the sh1thole/pitlaterine..sewage,y'all apes would have been wiped out of the surface of this earth

that will pray for and it shall happen,afterall we are in westafrica..anything can happen

smelling inferior being,we are above u and ur kind

Trust me boko haram has no place in Ghana. It is meant for criminal and that hellhole u call a country. Deranged son of a bitch

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 8:19pm On Dec 26, 2013

Jigga_man101:

This is from nigerian and Nigerians that study in Ghana. Read and weap. Son of a deranged bitch. No competition Ghana education is rated higher and the degrees travel farther.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/mobile/online-special/61666-the-attractions-for-ghanaian-universities.html

loool! Ohh my God grin

i know it will be this,i even thought he is gonna come up with something more reasobale,a certain article from a reknown institution or something grin

that'c clearly the handowkr of jamb rejected nigerians studying in gaynian container universities trying so hard to justify the reason they ran to ur jngle to obtain cheap,fake.. Irrelevant degrees grin

and the articles is even outdated grin

u son of a reknown jujuman in ghana,red neck mushie eating ape with cricket legs grin

an article can be written by anyhow grin

come up with something better... Malnourished gaytoad grin

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 8:22pm On Dec 26, 2013

Jigga_man101:

Trust me boko haram has no place in Ghana. It is meant for criminal and that hellhole u call a country. Deranged son of a bitch

open ur mouth lemme poo inside u son of a motherless he-goat,boko-haram will come to ur hellfie..ur jungle..ur sh1thole,ur graveyard...we are indirectly chasing them to ur forbidden kingdom.. grin

it must happen..n y'all ape will be wipe out of the surface of this earth,u nincomp00p.. Do u know a kenya as a country is far better than the graveyard u are defending so much?? U ape grin

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 8:26pm On Dec 26, 2013

adamscuti: loool! Ohh my God i know it will be this,i even thought he is gonna come up with something more reasobale,a certain article from a reknown institution or something

that'c clearly the handowkr of jamb rejected nigerians studying in gaynian container universities trying so hard to justify the reason they ran to ur jngle to obtain cheap,fake.. Irrelevant degrees

and the articles is even outdated

u son of a reknown jujuman in ghana,red neck mushie eating ape with cricket legs an article can be written by anyhow

come up with something better... Malnourished gaytoad

You have American and European come to Ghana to study a year or two in Ghana. Can u say the same for Nigeria. Rich Nigerians send their kids to school in Ghana. You simply can't compare the hellhole call Nigeria to Ghana.

Don't you beg Arabs to fork your azzhole. Dumbazz nigerian

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 8:27pm On Dec 26, 2013

adamscuti: open ur mouth lemme poo inside u son of a motherless he-goat,boko-haram will come to ur hellfie..ur jungle..ur sh1thole,ur graveyard...we are indirectly chasing them to ur forbidden kingdom.. it must happen..n y'all ape will be wipe out of the surface of this earth,u nincomp00p.. Do u know a kenya as a country is far better than the graveyard u are defending so much?? U ape

What good thing has ever come from that country u call Nigeria. Only thing y'all can export is crime

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 8:31pm On Dec 26, 2013

Jigga_man101:

You have American and European come to Ghana to study a year or two in Ghana. Can u say the same for Nigeria. Rich Nigerians send their kids to school in Ghana. You simply can't compare the hellhole call Nigeria to Ghana.

Don't you beg Arabs to fork your azzhole. Dumbazz nigerian

show me the article where rich nigerians send their kids to ghana village to study? Hahahha! Wtf! They send their kids oversee,to europe,america e.t.c not a jungle called ghana,u want them studying in containers? Come up with something good charlie.. grin

even brazilians were here studying in lagos uni last year,americans,europeans are easily spotted in our universities ,stop with ur lie.. U ugly charcant grin

what is wrong with this one and arbs? What arabs? What da'fuq is this ape obsession with arabs? What has arabs got to o with this topic??

Fcking f@ggot,u get teabagged by a mad dog in a damp alley,u clinking clanking clattering collection of caliginious jung grin

inferior basstard,go fvck ur day daddy now.. U smelling gaynaian

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 8:34pm On Dec 26, 2013

Ghana Woos Innoson AutoPlant With Incentives by asha 80(m):1:14amOnJul 30,2010

Ghana woos Innoson autoplant with incentives
I’ll consider offer later –Chukwuma
By Moses Akaigwe [igwemos@sunnewsonline]
Friday, July 30, 2010
Photo:Sun News Publishing
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If recent developments at Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company Limited (IVM) are enough foretaste of what the future holds for the Nnewi-based autoplant, then it is well on the way to becoming the corporate version of the biblical prophet that is respected more abroad than at home.
Though production is yet togather full momentum, theplantand the vehicles that have so far rolled off the production lines have been attracting attention from the ECOWAS sub-regional markets, particular Ghana which last week sent a top-level delegation to Nnewi,todiscuss business with the management of Innoson.
This is ironically coming at a time when the Nigerian auto makers, including the new Nnewiplant, are as usual going cap-in-hand to the Federal Government, appealing to be keyed into the N10 billion mass transit scheme being packaged by the Urban Development Bank, which has already advertised its preference for imported fully built-upvehicles.
Led by the Deputy Minister for Transport, Madam Dzifa Aku Attivor, the visitors toured various sections of the autoplant(and briefly watched productioninprogress), the plastics-making sister companyinEmene, Enugu, which supplies some of the vehicles’ parts and accessories, as well as a new tyre manufacturing company, General Tyres and Tubes Limited, also a member of the Innoson Group.
The Deputy Minister who repeatedly expressed how “very, very impressed” she was during the tour of the autoplant, said she and her team were on a fact- finding mission. She disclosed that they wereinNigeriatoexplore the possibility of not just introducing some of Innoson Group’s productstothe Ghanaian market, but also settingupsimilar autoplantinGhana.
Assuring thatGhanahas a very friendly business environment which enhances quick return on investments, Madam Aku implored the Chairman of Innoson Group, Chief Innocent Chukwumatocome overtoher country, adding, “I wanttoappealtohimtosetupaplantinGhana, and he will have return on his investments”. A package of incentives, accordingtoher, is awaiting Innoson, if he decidestotake the offer.
The delegation showered encomiums on Chief Chukwuma, for his foresight and entrepreneurial acumen, which they said were evidentinthe Nnewi autoplantand his other investmentsinthe manufacturing sector.
Both the Deputy Minister and the Deputy Chairman of Ghana’s ruling party (NDC), Sinare Saleh, who was also part of the delegation, harped on the needtodo away with the drawbacks of the economic cooperation agreements by the ECOWAS sub-regional grouping,inordertoensure that business transactions boon among the peoples of the member-states, as against the present situation where scarce resources are losttoimports from outside the African continent.
If Innoson vehicles are good, reasonable priced and suitable for West African roads, it would amounttowastagetocontinuetogo far for imports, Saleh argued after the tour of the autoplant. Commenting earlier also a brief reception for the visitor at theplant, both the Chairman of All-Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Chief Victor Umeh, and a well known campaigner for a viable auto industryinNigeria, Chief David V.C. Obi, made a case for the patronage of the products of Innosonplantand other locally made vehicles.
Dr.Obi who is the Chairman of ALCMAN, an association manufacturers and suppliers of vital componentstothe auto makersinNigeria, told the guests that vehicles made by Innoson meet very high international standards.
Taking the visitors through the production lines, Chief Chukwuma said the product range so far includes mini, midi and luxury buses, pick-ups and SUVs. The buses have air-conditioners and video entertainment. However, he disclosed that there were planstowiden the product mixtoaccommodate more commercial and purpose-built vehicles, including refuse collectors/compactors.
Reactingtothe offer by the Ghanaian governmenttoavail himself of the attractive incentivesintheir country andsetupaplant, Chukwuma said he would give it a serious thought, after the Nnewi auto maker has stabilised.
He said: “I consider it a big honour and privilege for the government ofGhanatomake me such a rare offer. I will think about it. But for now, the important thing istomake sure that there is enough patronage for Innoson vehiclesinNigeria, and that Innoson itself meets the demand of the local marketinterms of quality, volume and after-sales support. [/b]

thank God the man rejected the offer to set up any manufacturing plant in ur pitlaterine.. Good decision i must say. grin

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by adamscuti(m): 8:40pm On Dec 26, 2013

Jigga_man101:

What good thing has ever come from that country u call Nigeria. Only thing y'all can export is crime

what an irony grin

thank God u know ur sh1thole tops in crime.. Ur jujuland.. Ghana must go jungle filled with h0rny apes,that think of sexs all the time,u vacuous toffee-nosed malodorus pervert obssessed with nigerians,always on a nigerian forum everyday so as to get to chat with his misters

ghana must go,ape

u slug slimed sack of rat guts in cat vomit,a chessy scab picked pimple squeezing finger bandage grin

niggeeer ur zoo is behind nigeria,we will leave ur sh1thole in the stone-age,u wont know now until we turn to an industrilized nation (which will happen very soon) grin

i'm lowering my standards interacting with a gaynian,a desist ur kind very much.. Y'all apes..

I can use 50 naira to buy you,i hope u know that? Ur toilet paper currency cant even stand half a chance against the naira grin

hehhehehe

GO and die grin

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Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Nobody: 12:34pm On Dec 27, 2013

PetroDolla2: this is exactly what I always say about the low IQ level of most nigerians. is it something to do with the high poverty level or plain stvpidity? you just said the photos posted about nigerian universities were to 'smear' the FG and defend ASUU's strike. Did it also strike you that the report about Ghana's universities could also be part of a smear campaign? or the 'smear' applies to only nigeria, and not Ghana? such pathetic people with a sh1thole personality!

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Nobody: 4:37pm On Dec 27, 2013

Jigga_man101:

Military is not about numbers but quality, as with Nigeria in anything y'all take quantity over quality. Military that couldn't save its own citizens. What happened to bakassi

Foreign relations- u dare compare Ghana foreign relation to that of Nigeria. With your huge natural resources and human resources Ghana shouldn't be anywhere near Nigeria when it comes to foreign relationship but that is not the case. Take a look at your own people leaving your country for Ghana. That says it all

Science and tech non of the satellite you launched was built by a nigerian. So stop making noise. Nigeria haven't built drones nor do they own drones, they haven't built a ship or any of the things you talked about. Nigeria haven't built shit

Literature- u act like Ghana doesn't have any writers

Movies- yeah Nigeria might be third in terms of quantity. U can't compare Nigeria
Movies to Ghana. We are talking about quality from sound, editing, picture quality and the command of the English language

Education- Ghanaian schools are rated higher than Nigeria schools go back as far as 2000s and you will see. There are many different ranks. Some has nigerian school higher but the overwhelming rankings has Ghana schools higher. It is evident in the number of Nigerians that troop into Ghanaian unis, u won't find any Ghanaian in nigerian uni. Ghanaian degrees are rated higher than that of Nigeria. Ghanaian students have easier access to top universities in America and uk

Sports- no competition Ghana is above Nigeria. Compare out football team to that of Nigeria. Please

Infrastructure- why do you think Ghana HDI is medium and Nigeria is low. Come on, u lack all the necessities high unemployment, bad health care, poor schools, no security, and more.

Do your research before you speak, Nigeria is quantity over quality

This is the ranking: www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing-africa.asp or is globalfirepower.com not reliable too? Ghana ain't even in the top 7. If you don't know jack just shut up, and what has heeding to the ICJ's ruling over bakassi got to do with military?

Foreign relations: *I actually laughed when I read this cheesy

* Seriously? What does people leaving for Ghana got to do with foreign relations? Have I been wasting posts with a dullard?? We employ you in country, so f**k off.

Science and technology: this the drone:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq_Xqa3Wg-8 fully built in Nigeria, the satellites were built by chinese with help of Nigerian engineers (NSRDA). Would you shut up nw? Let me add more, made in Nigeria warship: m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-18300358 made in Nigeria armoured vehicle: beegeagle./2013/07/15/technology-transfer-at-proforce-defence/ Have you heard of innoson too? Producing made in Nigeria vehicles, not coupled in Nigeria, but manufactured in Nigeria.

Literature: Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe, Chimamanda Adichie. Sum up the achievements of all you have and measure up against these three. Near? Dispute this and I would disgrace your writers.

Movies: stop arguing like my 12yrs old cousin. I stated facts, dispute them with facts, this is it again, Nigeria swept the AMVCA awards, why?

Education: this is my last reply to you, I just realised you are one shameless idi.ot, top 10 african schools: www.4icu.org/topAfrica/ Not until recent years did SA and Egyptian schools displace Nigerian unis. Stop making petty unfounded assumptions.

Sports: we won African nations cup, what nonsense are you talking about? Did you win any silver in the last olympics? Your youth team, can they be compared to ours? We just won u17 world cup. Come on man, if you want to lie, at least be sensible in doing so.

You can now forever remain silent.

Ghana is 135 on HDI, Nigeria is 153, comparing with a developing with over 600% of your population, smh.

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Jiggaman101: 6:05pm On Dec 27, 2013

Promhize:

This is the ranking: www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing-africa.asp or is globalfirepower.com not reliable too? Ghana ain't even in the top 7. If you don't know jack just shut up, and what has heeding to the ICJ's ruling over bakassi got to do with military?

Foreign relations: *I actually laughed when I read this * Seriously? What does people leaving for Ghana got to do with foreign relations? Have I been wasting posts with a dullard?? We employ you in country, so f**k off.

Science and technology: this the drone:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq_Xqa3Wg-8 fully built in Nigeria, the satellites were built by chinese with help of Nigerian engineers (NSRDA). Would you shut up nw? Let me add more, made in Nigeria warship: m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-18300358 made in Nigeria armoured vehicle: beegeagle./2013/07/15/technology-transfer-at-proforce-defence/ Have you heard of innoson too? Producing made in Nigeria vehicles, not coupled in Nigeria, but manufactured in Nigeria.

Literature: Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe, Chimamanda Adichie. Sum up the achievements of all you have and measure up against these three. Near? Dispute this and I would disgrace your writers.

Movies: stop arguing like my 12yrs old cousin. I stated facts, dispute them with facts, this is it again, Nigeria swept the AMVCA awards, why?

Education: this is my last reply to you, I just realised you are one shameless idi.ot, top 10 african schools: www.4icu.org/topAfrica/ Not until recent years did SA and Egyptian schools displace Nigerian unis. Stop making petty unfounded assumptions.

Sports: we won African nations cup, what nonsense are you talking about? Did you win any silver in the last olympics? Your youth team, can they be compared to ours? We just won u17 world cup. Come on man, if you want to lie, at least be sensible in doing so.

You can now forever remain silent.

Ghana is 135 on HDI, Nigeria is 153, comparing with a developing with over 600% of your population, smh.

This the drone you guys have been raving about that thing looks and behave like a toy airplane than anything else. That thing can't even drive right, u saw it shaking on the runway, let alone fly in the air when there is heavy wind.

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Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Cubeet: 2:36pm On Dec 28, 2013

Jigga_man101:

This the drone you guys have been raving about that thing looks and behave like a toy airplane than anything else. That thing can't even drive right, u saw it shaking on the runway, let alone fly in the air when there is heavy wind.

Re: Nigerian Students Study In One-block, Portakabin Ghanaian Varsities by Youngzedd(m): 10:47am On Dec 30, 2013

Stop the comparison.

https://www.nairaland.com/356775/abuja-city-videos-photos

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