PetroDolla3: Nigeria jagajaga, Everything scatter scatter Poor man dey suffer suffer Gbosa, gbosa, gunshot inna de air.
OMG! the sh1thole has finally disappeared from the world map http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2014/08/06/cnn-adds-nigeria-to-list-of-countries-it-cant-find-on-a-map/ too much poverty, too much suffering
shitnigerian policemen on patrol

mrham03: i understand what u are saying but we are giving them a taste of their own medicine. If they value their gas then we value our people.

diablos: [size=15pt]Ghana cholera outbreak kills 67, infects 5,000: health officials
Around 300 people are infected daily with the highly contagious disease. The outbreak started in June and has been fueled by the country’s sanitation challenges.[/size]
REUTERS Saturday, August 23, 2014, 10:16 AM A A A
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[b]A water-vendor collects water in Ghana. The recent cholera outbreak highlights the country's health and sanitation challenges.
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A water-vendor collects water in Ghana. The recent cholera outbreak highlights the country's health and sanitation challenges.
Cholera has killed at least 67 people in Ghana since June and infected more than 5,000 others in an outbreak that highlights the health and sanitation challenges facing one of Africa's fastest-growing economies.


The Ghana Health Service (GHS) said the outbreak was centered on impoverished communities in urban areas in the south that lack adequate toilets , though there were also a few cases in rural parts of the north of the West African state.


Some 54 people have died in or near the capital Accra, and around 300 people are now being infected daily with the highly contagious disease, putting pressure on local health facilities, said Linda Van-Otoo, GHS director for Greater Accra.


At least 67 people have died in the outbreak.
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At least 67 people have died in the outbreak.
"It is not only a health issue, there is a big element of environmental sanitation," she said, adding that local authorities were attempting to tackle the root causes of the disease as well as treat the influx of patients.


Ghana is politically stable but is facing an array of fiscal problems, even though it has sustained economic growth of 8 percent for five years on the back of its exports of gold, cocoa and oil, making it one of Africa's brightest economies.

More than 5,000 have been infected since June.
EYE UBIQUITOUS/UIG VIA GETTY IMAGES/UIG VIA GETTY IMAGES
More than 5,000 have been infected since June.
President John Mahama's government prides itself on its progress toward meeting United Nations goals for poverty reduction but many people still face a chronic lack of infrastructure and basic services.

Cholera is an acute diarrheal illness caused by a bacteria that can cause rapid dehydration and death. Its victims are frequently infected through the ingestion of water and food contaminated by human faeces [/b]

SH.IT GAYNAINS...DYING OF CHOLERA IN THE 21ST CENTURY

OXYGENO1: So you think Ghanaians give a Bleep about nigerians? And what investments are you talking about? You people are really funny ooo.

PetroDolla3:
Cholera kills 1,555 in Nigeria, says U.N.
By the CNN Wire Staff
http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/africa/10/26/nigeria.cholera/
Nigeria has suffered its worst cholera outbreak in recent years. Other African countries such as Sudan, pictured, also suffer.
Nigeria has suffered its worst cholera outbreak in recent years. Other African countries such as Sudan, pictured, also suffer.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Nigeria is in the midst of its worst cholera outbreak in years
At least 1,555 people have died, the United Nations says
Cholera has also claimed lives in neighboring Cameroon
RELATED TOPICS
Nigeria
Cholera
Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- A cholera outbreak in Nigeria has killed more than 1,500 people, the United Nations said Tuesday.
It is the worst cholera outbreak in Nigeria in recent years. The number of cases is three times higher than last year and seven times higher than in 2008, the United Nations Children's Fund said.
The outbreak has led to 40,000 cases in Nigeria and resulted in 1,555 deaths, UNICEF said. Women and children account for four of every five cases, the agency said.
The disease's spread seems to have been largely contained in Nigeria, where new cases are still being reported in parts of the country, particularly the northeast, the United Nations said.
Cholera: What causes it and how it spreads?
Several hundred deaths also have been reported in Cameroon, which borders Nigeria.
"There's a lot of people crossing over the border all the time," Dr. Eric Mintz of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said. "So it's not surprising that cholera is also crossing over the border." Mintz is leader of the global water sanitation and hygiene epidemiology team for the Atlanta-based CDC.
Cholera is caused by a bacterial infection of the intestine and, in severe cases, is characterized by diarrhea, vomiting and leg cramps, according to the CDC. In such cases, rapid loss of body fluids can lead to dehydration and shock.
"Without treatment, death can occur within hours," the agency has said.
A person can get cholera by drinking water or eating food contaminated with the bacteria. During epidemics, the source of the contamination is often the feces of an infected person, and infections can spread rapidly in areas where there is poor sewage treatment and a lack of clean drinking water.
The disease kills about 120,000 people a year, according to the World Health Organization.
Two-thirds of rural Nigerians lack access to safe drinking water, and fewer than 40 percent of people in affected areas have access "to toilet facilities of any description," the Nigerian Health Ministry said in August.
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BlackTechnology:

This guy is trying so hard to be a Ghanaian

Ignore him

diablos:

I AM AN IRREDEEMABLE ID.IOT..AM BACK TO WATCH U FIX MY INCURABLE STU.PIDITY! SH.IT-HEAD..SH.IT-FACE.SH.IT BOKOGERIAN, IT SURE SUCKS TO BE ME

[size=15pt]take a look at the most fuggliest, blackest, darkest negroes in the african continent...d Mumu's of africa...none other than BOKOGERIANS[/size]

JiggamanGh:

Bro I hate arrogant Nigerians, but any investment into the country is welcome. I want Ghana to remain the gateway to africa where other nationals can come invest and live peacefully with Ghanaians.

I hate when Nigerians say if they pull out Ghana economy will sink. Before they decided to invest Ghanas economy was doing fine, if they pull out it will still do fine. It will hurt both parties but hurt the investors more because they wouldn't be in the country if they weren't making profits and the return in Ghana is higher than anywhere in west Africa

BlackTechnology:

This guy is trying so hard to be a Ghanaian

Ignore him

BlackTechnology:


This guy is a fake Ghanaian

OXYGENO1: Useless thwart from a failed state.You live in a useless country where people die like flies.Pray for your own country and stop thinking about someones' economy.

mrham03: i understand what u are saying but we are giving them a taste of their own medicine. If they value their gas then we value our people.

JiggamanGh:

Bro I hate arrogant Nigerians, but any investment into the country is welcome. I want Ghana to remain the gateway to africa where other nationals can come invest and live peacefully with Ghanaians.

I hate when Nigerians say if they pull out Ghana economy will sink. Before they decided to invest Ghanas economy was doing fine, if they pull out it will still do fine. It will hurt both parties but hurt the investors more because they wouldn't be in the country if they weren't making profits and the return in Ghana is higher than anywhere in west Africa

mrham03: i understand what u are saying but we are giving them a taste of their own medicine. If they value their gas then we value our people.

mrham03: [size=18pt]LOL I AM INDEED STUPPID[/size].

JiggamanGh:

I fully understand what you are saying. There's a reason why Ghana is considered as the beacon of hope for africa. We shouldn't return their wrong with wrong. We should always do what is right for Ghana and Ghanains first but we should also be fair to our brothers.

No matter how much we fight and argue Nigeria remains our biggest ally and friend in west Africa and I believe if we put the pettiness away both countries can do something great.

JiggamanGh:

I fully understand what you are saying. There's a reason why Ghana is considered as the beacon of hope for africa. We shouldn't return their wrong with wrong. We should always do what is right for Ghana and Ghanains first but we should also be fair to our brothers.

No matter how much we fight and argue Nigeria remains our biggest ally and friend in west Africa and I believe if we put the pettiness away both countries can do something great.

diablos:

[size=13pt]TRUE...OF WHAT VALUE ARE WE PEOPLE? SH.IT-BOKOGERIANS DONT HAVE NOTHING, AINT NOTHING AND SHALL NEVER AMOUNT TO NOTHING[/size]. [size=13pt]IVE TOLD U TIMES WITHOUT NUMBER DAT BOKOGERIANS ARE THE VILE AND BILE OF THE EARTH! EVEN OUR DU.MB...UNSTABLE IDI.AT OF A PRESIDENT KNOWS HE RULES AS.SHOLES[/size]

LAGOS...SLUM VILLAGE OF THE WORLD

PetroDolla3: Jigga, we don't mind investments from other parts. we don't need and want these modafakas let them take their "investments" and shove it deep inside their azzzes tweaaaaaaaaaaa shitnigerians are the poison of the world. no country wants them. let them go to Cameroon, Benin and niger. we don't want them in Ghana, period they said they controlled our economy. this is a great opportunity for them to leave and lets see if indeed our economy will collapse fuckeduppedness arrant crap

mrham03: shut up pig! When did u become a ghanaian? Another dirty bokogerian pretender.

atlwireles:

We did no wrong, there was a strike, even in Nigeria, no petrol and power plants were starting to shut down. The strike was called off this evening. There was no attempt by Nigeria to cause Ghana any problem. The Unions just went crazy as they always do.

iterator25: they should leave the country already.. Nigeria is not gaining anything from them by the way..

PetroDolla3: Kidnapping is the second most lucrative industry after oil

PetroDolla3: JIGGA did you say "brothers and biggest ally?"