lezz:
Well if they are yet to pay for ages now,then it's on credit. How come they are agreeing to pay for what they have consumed for years?


Aksombo dam my_ ass, sorry yours.

The pipe which ferries this gas to Ghana was built by Obasanjo. And that gas from Nigeria is responsible for 25% of power generation in Ghana.

Just30:
Nigeria does not sell gas to Ghana on credit.....

lezz:
Well if they are yet to pay for ages now,then it's on credit. How come they are agreeing to pay for what they have consumed for years?


Aksombo dam my_ ass, sorry yours.

The pipe which ferries this gas to Ghana was built by Obasanjo. And that gas from Nigeria is responsible for 25% of power generation in Ghana.

Dragonking:
In simple terms, we can cripple the Ghanaian economy and plunge it into darkness.

JiggamanGh:


How can you cripple Ghana. The gas supply has been erratic since its inception. Don't soon we will have our own gas.

Dragonking:
In simple terms, we can cripple the Ghanaian economy and plunge it into darkness.

JiggamanGh:


See your stupid as and your lies. The pipeline was built by who. You are truly stupid.

Nigerians and lies.

These are The owners of the pipeline. Now tell me how obasanjo built the pipeline.

The pipeline is owned by West African Gas Pipeline Company Limited (WAGPCo), a consortium of Chevron (36.7%), Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (25%), Royal Dutch Shell (18%), Volta River Authority of Ghana (16.3%), Société Togolaise de Gaz (SoToGaz - 2%) and Société Beninoise de Gaz S.A. (SoBeGaz - 2%).[6] The managing director of the company is Walter Perez.[15] It is operated by Chevron Corporation.

[/quote] Former President of Ghana, John Kofi Agyekum Kufuor, has described Nigeria’s former president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo as ‘a prophet’ and ‘a living legend’ .........“I was in government in my country between 2001 and 2009 while Obasanjo was in power from 1999 to 2007. When I assumed office in Ghana, I met an economy that was flat on its tommy, everything was grounded. The fuel we had in Ghana then could not last us a day. International communities were packing out of Ghana. After consultation with my executive, I concluded to go to Abuja and pleaded with Obasanjo to lift embargo on NNPC of lifting fuel to neighbbouring countries including Ghana. My plea was immediately granted and that was how Ghana’s economy came back on its feet.”

Again, the former Ghanian leader narrated his second encounter with Obasanjo in Washington, USA. He said when Ghana needed $90 million to execute the West African Gas Pipeline Project, he approached the then Nigerian president and without ado, he (Obasanjo) raised $40 million to assist the project. [quote]

JiggamanGh:


How can you cripple Ghana. The gas supply has been erratic since its inception. Don't soon we will have our own gas.

damton:
before nko. dem for no agree to pay.make dem use am do reprisal for operation GHANA MUST GO.

MrAboki:
So you mean Ghana owes us 33.8 Billion Naira?




That must be the equivalent of 900 Gazillion Cedis.


What a poor country. Ghana is a nation with so much Natural and cash crop resources (Gold, Manganese, Oil and Cocoa) but very poor and horrible financial management ability. There economy is piss.

And Nigeria needs to stop selling our markate to Ghana on credit.

lezz:


And what kind of a pathetic link is that? One can't even access it for verification.

Nigeria built that gas pipeline for Ghana. We aren't talking about who owns it, ok?

I bought you a car, have it registered in your name: It is your car in ownership and possession but I financed and bought it. Get it? Now here is the confirmation of your own former president: please read.

I present this excerpt for my entertainment and your horror:
Former President of Ghana, John Kofi Agyekum Kufuor, has described Nigeria’s former president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo as ‘a prophet’ and ‘a living legend’ .........“I was in government in my country between 2001 and 2009 while Obasanjo was in power from 1999 to 2007. When I assumed office in Ghana, I met an economy that was flat on its tommy, everything was grounded. The fuel we had in Ghana then could not last us a day. International communities were packing out of Ghana. After consultation with my executive, I concluded to go to Abuja and pleaded with Obasanjo to lift embargo on NNPC of lifting fuel to neighbbouring countries including Ghana. My plea was immediately granted and that was how Ghana’s economy came back on its feet.”

Again, the former Ghanian leader narrated his second encounter with Obasanjo in Washington, USA. He said when Ghana needed $90 million to execute the West African Gas Pipeline Project, he approached the then Nigerian president and without ado, he (Obasanjo) raised $40 million to assist the project.

http://www.informationng.com/2013/01/how-obasanjo-saved-ghanas-economy-from-collapse-kufuor.html


What can I say? This isn't a debate and you won't stall my preparations to office with this nonsense banter.

Put your baseless pride aside and recognise who is boss, son.

See you by midday.

JiggamanGh:


You are a fool, while will Nigeria build something and only have 25% stake in it. You are one stupid person. You did not build sh!t.

You can't feed your people but you insist you helped others. Misplaced priority, feed the hungry people in Nigeria.

lezz:
Loooooooolzzzzzz.

Is this all you got?
I should've known.


You had to call your president a liver just because your heart is too small to bear the weight of truth? ?


What a shame! !!


You couldn't deny my submission ,
So Spare me your emotional diarrhea please. I need facts, not your wailing lamentations.

Your tears are adding to the flood sweeping Ghana away.

But be rest assured in the knowledge that I feel your distress.
Trust me, I'll feel small if I were a Ghanaian.

JiggamanGh:


If I decend on you and Nigeria, I know for a fact you will run away. You do remember what I did to you on the South African beauty thread. I am still waiting for your comment.

The fact still remains as we speak. There's still fuel scarcity, high unemployment, a country where 60% can't feed themselves, lack of education system, lack of electricity.

I will commit suicide if I were a Nigerian. Hell on earth. A place where criminals are born, from citizens to governments.

jesusjewel1:

Aaaaaarrrrrriiiiiinnnnnnzzzzzzeeeeeee!!!!! Kai....Na wa for you!

JiggamanGh:


You are a fool, why will Nigeria build something and only have 25% stake in it. You are one stupid person. You did not build sh!t.

You can't feed your people but you insist you helped others. Misplaced priority, feed the hungry people in Nigeria.

lezz:
Are you a lizard?

You are yet to get a draw in any of our e-duels.

I was knocking you and the south Africans about like ping balls and they were giving you sympathy "likes" .

Is that what you call victory? Your brains are in hibernation.

You have nothing factual to say. Give us facts and figures not horse_shit please.


Ghana' s inflation rate is 17 %， Nigeria is 9 %

Only 12%of Ghana are regular internet users

Nigeria is over 70% and number 1 in Africa and 10th in the world.

Half the population of Ghana aren't connected to the gsm network.

Nigeria has over 85% gsm penetration.

Tell me how a country of just 25 million and with vast gold reserve cannot rise beyond national and individual poverty.

lezz:
Are you a lizard?

You are yet to get a draw in any of our e-duels.

I was knocking you and the south Africans about like ping balls and they were giving you sympathy "likes" .

Is that what you call victory? Your brains are in hibernation.

You have nothing factual to say. Give us facts and figures not horse_shit please.


Ghana' s inflation rate is 17 %， Nigeria is 9 %

Only 12%of Ghana are regular internet users

Nigeria is over 70% and number 1 in Africa and 10th in the world.

Half the population of Ghana aren't connected to the gsm network.

Nigeria has over 85% gsm penetration.

Tell me how a country of just 25 million and with vast gold reserve cannot rise beyond national and individual poverty.

achimotan:


Conjuring figures to boost your as usual. In 2013 the percentage was 3x higher than you even alleged

Ghana’s Internet Penetration Inches To 40.7%


Figures from Ghana’s National Communications Authority (NCA) have revealed that the overall internet penetration rate in the country increased from 40% to 40.7% as at the end of August, 2013.

This shoots up the number of data subscribers in Ghana to 10,564,180 at the end of August, 2013 from 10,344,322 at the end of July 2013, depicting a growth rate of 2.1%.

According to the Paarock Vanpercy-led NCA, MTN subscriber base increased from 5,968,583 in July 2013 to 6,053,183 at the end of August. The share of MTN’s Subscriber base has marginally decreased from 57.70 % to 57.30%.

Similarly, during the period under review, Tigo’s subscriber base increased from 1,415,710 to 1,468,383 representing 13.90% of the total market share.

Also, Vodafone’s subscriber base increased from 1,086,912 to 1,139,306 representing 10.78 % of the total market share.

The telecom industry regulator was quick to add: “Airtel’s subscriber base increased from 1,532,112 in the previous month to 1,615,729 as at the end of the month under review, this figure represents 15.29% of the total market share”.

Glo’s subscriber base reduced by 293,740 to 241,437 which represents 2.29% of the total market share as at the end of August, 2013.

Expresso’s market share also declined from 0.46% to 0.44% as at the end of August, 2013. Their subscriber base totaled 46,142 at the end of the month under review.

Meanwhile, subscriber base for mobile voice telephony has shown a growth rate of 0.1 % from 27,244,579 subscribers recorded in July to 27,511,659 as at the end of August, 2013.

MTN maintained its position as the dominant mobile operator, however, its subscriber base reduced from 12,792,148 to 12,740,003 as at the end of August, 2013, while Vodafone’s subscriber base of 5,792,061 in July increased to 5,834,004 in August 2013, representing 21.21% of the market share.

The NCA noted that tiGo’s subscriber base shot up to 3,785,738 representing 13.76 % of the market share. Again, Airtel’s subscriber base at the end of August, 2013 also indicated an increase from 3,117,543 to 3,366,252 subscribers which represents 12.24% of the total market share.

Glo’s market share from July reduced from 6.00% to 5.92% as at the end of August 2013, with a subscriber base of 1,629,369.

Expresso maintained a market share of 0.57% with their subscriber base increasing from 154,824 to 156,293 as at the end of August, 2013, according to the regulator.

Lezzlie:



This is lezz and I troll with facts. When I say only 12 percent of Ghana are REGULAR internet users, I was giving up to date statistics and figures of 2015.

Seee here: http://www.theafricareport.com/West-Africa/ghana-mobile-phone-operators-drive-telecoms-boom.html

Captainswag225:
so this fool is alive and still spewing trash.

Captainswag225:
stuppid gorrila, dont make me upload ur dirty pics here. U have no facts. U keep repeating trash.

Captainswag225:
s.

Lezzlie:
I have no facts ? Says who? A neandatherloid chimpanzee like you who has no more use for mankind than a sewer reservoir.

Empty headed recluse buffoon. Dare me. I will slaughter you on the alter of facts and feed your flesh to the dogs of trolling. _Idiot! Fugly waste pipe.

Lezzlie:
Drooling _imbecilic _pussy.

Do be spontaneous. Stop peeping till I'm offline before dropping your comments. Swine_ ass.

Ghana isn't even in the top 10 economy of Africa.

Lame dog of destitution.

Captainswag225:
stuppid gorrila, dont make me upload ur dirty pics here. U have no facts. U keep repeating trash.

Captainswag225:
i heard u also established a 5 billion dollar business in ghana so u own our economy now ryt? Hahahahahahaha disillusioned fool.

Lezzlie:
......and let the pic- war begin. Below is you.

You're a poster child for uncommon ugliness.

Oya, start posting mine.