Nigeria don't want to import but want to export, to whom then? stupid country

MrGerald:
Nigeria don't want to import but want to export, to whom then? stupid country

Truth be told, I think it's time Ghana start thinking more of it own and move away from it foreign policy of regional integration. Since no one in this West African region want to integrate and do trade. This means, Ghana would have to break all trade ties with a country that does not want to trade.

This means, GNPC will have to invest in it medium to long term plan to finance a gas pipeline from equatorial Guinea to Ghana and we all knows what a lost in market share will mean for Nigeria ( a country whose economy is 90% dependant on the sales of oil and gas)

Dangote's plan to have a share of the Ghanaian cement market, which is already less likely since Ghana's cement deficit is totally closed, could completely vanished

We are getting there..no more Red label when ther is Agbara and Edges!

it hurts so much to know that most nairalanders don't even read before commenting, Nigeria took the first step pls...go back and read before typing nonsense here

Shitnigeria is pus-filled piece of garbage! The armpit of the world shitnigeria is a fvcking shith0le! End of story! The most smelly and dirty sh1thole on earth shitnigeria is indescribably hideous and sh1tty

Omo naija generator republic. Fuckeduppedness!

gentleheart1:


Duh say whatever you like, my Country is still better than yours in million ways.

Ghana does not need to build a gas pipeline from equatorial guinea. All we need are gas regasified plants. With those plants in place, Ghana can buy LNG from any part of the world and use locally. Currently, two if such plants are being constructed in Ghana. On top of that, Ghana currently produces about 100million scf/day of gas (almost the same volume currently imported from Nigeria) from its own Jubilee field. A further 300 million scf/d is expected in about 2years when production starts at the OCTP block, Offshore Ghana.

Just30:
Truth be told, I think it's time Ghana start thinking more of it own and move away from it foreign policy of regional integration. Since no one in this West African region want to integrate and do trade. This means, Ghana would have to break all trade ties with a country that does not want to trade.

This means, GNPC will have to invest in it medium to long term plan to finance a gas pipeline from equatorial Guinea to Ghana and we all knows what a lost in market share will mean for Nigeria ( a country whose economy is 90% dependant on the sales of oil and gas)

Dangote's plan to have a share of the Ghanaian cement market, which is already less likely since Ghana's cement deficit is totally closed, could completely vanished

THIS IS ONE OF THE BENEFITS OF BUHARIS FREQUENT FOREIGN TRIPS @Lai Mohammed..

evansjeff:
it hurts so much to know that most nairalanders don't even read before commenting, Nigeria took the first step pls...go back and read before typing nonsense here

don't waste your time with these jerks! Most nigerians know their govts, since Obasanjo, had arbitrarily imposed a ban on imports of a range of items, even from Ecowas countries. And yet these same bigots are talking trash because Ghana sought to impose it's own restrictions? What sort of nonsensical reasoning is that? That it is fair for Nigeria to restrict imports and wrong for Ghana to do same? Such stvpidity!

PetroDolla3:
Ghana does not need to build a gas pipeline from equatorial guinea. All we need are gas regasified plants. With those plants in place, Ghana can buy LNG from any part of the world and use locally. Currently, two if such plants are being constructed in Ghana. On top of that, Ghana currently produces about 100million scf/day of gas (almost the same volume currently imported from Nigeria) from its own Jubilee field. A further 300 million scf/d is expected in about 2years when production starts at the OCTP block, Offshore Ghana.

Yeah, I know of the LNG plants being built, we all knows that it would still not be enough. A reliable constant flow of Gas from equatorial Guinea is also being considered as a solution to an unreliable Nigeria. Ghana with it good neighbor policy can also take advantage of a stable partner like E.Guinea to assure it energy future and that of it neighbors like ivory coast and Togo. Thereby making Ghana a major player in the West African energy market

Oh lord!!! These boko n!ggas never learn.Tit for tat is a fair game.

PetroDolla3:
don't waste your time with these jerks! Most nigerians know their govts, since Obasanjo, had arbitrarily imposed a ban on imports of a range of items, even from Ecowas countries. And yet these same bigots are talking trash because Ghana sought to impose it's own restrictions? What sort of nonsensical reasoning is that? That it is fair for Nigeria to restrict imports and wrong for Ghana to do same? Such stvpidity!

Its funny that this case as been on for years and people always thought Nigeria was the victim. I guess it's clear now. Mahama complained about Nigeria protectionism but people considered him to be a cry baby. Well there will be no crying this time but doing what's good for business . I hope we learn and develop the indigenous market. Heard about the project ten? Am sure it will give Ghana a major energy boost

PetroDolla3:
Shitnigeria is pus-filled piece of garbage! The armpit of the world shitnigeria is a fvcking shith0le! End of story! The most smelly and dirty sh1thole on earth shitnigeria is indescribably hideous and sh1tty

Omo naija generator republic. Fuckeduppedness!

lol, see hate. even if Nigeria disintegrates from existence, Ghana will still never measure up to Nigeria loooolll, even if every country in africa disappears Ghana will still not be noticed looooollll

uzzyfire:
lol, see hate. even if Nigeria disintegrates from existence, Ghana will still never measure up to Nigeria loooolll, even if every country in africa disappears Ghana will still not be noticed looooollll

Ghana is not in competition to get noticed. Everyone knows Ghana