We will only know for sure once sleepy Buhari wakes up.

Recently the Nigeria senate woke up and claimed some countries owe them 10B dollars in unpaid energy bills.

It appears - Banking and Energy sector - continue to be your albatross. Maybe you should consider ramping up utilities bills and metering everyone to reduce systemic energy problems.

Dr Bawumia said the accusation that direct COVID-19 expenditure, which amounted to GHC 12.0 billion--GHC8.1 billion in 2020 and GHC 3.9billion in 2021--was the reason for the crisis could not be true as two major items, the Banking Sector Clean up (GHC 25 billion) and the Energy Sector Excess Capacity payments (GHC 17 billion) had accounted for the increased debt stock.

vankelvin:

Is Ghana oweing Nigeria Gas?

Evidence please

Yeah yeah Ghana - really not sustainable to burn lot of thermal energy

Ghana’s Energy Debt Could Jump to $12.5 Billion If Not Addressed
The West African nation introduced energy bond sales in 2017
Some independent producers have taken steps to cut tariffs

Inspiration from India

vankelvin:

Im doing your mother

This blow is below the belt. This is vawulence.

Shma2022:

Don 't stress yourself, Bozo. Evidence is right here... I don't dwell in history. Present yourself with status quo, or f*ck off.

he won while representing South Africa muppet.... clutching at straws as usual...born in SA, genetically as Boer as they come and represented SA when he won 2 majors.

You have once again been made a fool by yours truly

jl115:
he won while representing South Africa muppet.... clutching at straws as usual...born in SA, genetically as Boer as they come and represented SA when he won 2 majors.

You have once again been made a fool by yours truly

The persistent little dog never knows when to give up.

vankelvin:

Use same energy on your country

K.

See below

You are a waste of everyone's time.

rvp20182:
We will only know for sure once sleepy Buhari wakes up.

Recently the Nigeria senate woke up and claimed some countries owe them 10B dollars in unpaid energy bills.

It appears - Banking and Energy sector - continue to be your albatross. Maybe you should consider ramping up utilities bills and metering everyone to reduce systemic energy problems.

Dr Bawumia said the accusation that direct COVID-19 expenditure, which amounted to GHC 12.0 billion--GHC8.1 billion in 2020 and GHC 3.9billion in 2021--was the reason for the crisis could not be true as two major items, the Banking Sector Clean up (GHC 25 billion) and the Energy Sector Excess Capacity payments (GHC 17 billion) had accounted for the increased debt stock.

obaaderemi:
This blow is below the belt. This is vawulence.

that's the only answer I've got for that mumu

popizaino:


K.

See below

Spend same time and energy on your fatherland

vankelvin:

Spend same time and energy on your fatherland

Ghanaians right now

Lagos Nigeria.
DSS APC

popizaino:


Ghanaians right now

stupid refugee

obaaderemi:
The persistent little dog never knows when to give up.

Gorilla, Alpha men don't recognize d1ck suckers and nonentities. You'll wait for his response in your entire lifetime, lest you deactivate your moniker. Jl115 is not the useless desperate "Chokora" like afriq who is ready to dignify stupid replies with answers.

jl115:
he won while representing South Africa muppet.... clutching at straws as usual...born in SA, genetically as Boer as they come, and represented SA when he won 2 majors.

You have once again been made a fool by yours truly

I don't dispute that. My point is he's not a south African.
If we talk about history, then yes... I can say he was once a SAn.
Heck! Not a single source for all-time tennis players' ranking recognizes him as a South African. Even the wiki source that document African legends. Let's not force issues.

If I tell you UK president is a Kenyan, will you Accept? ---- No. You won't.

jl115:
he won while representing South Africa muppet.... clutching at straws as usual...born in SA, genetically as Boer as they come and represented SA when he won 2 majors.

You have once again been made a fool by yours truly

Heck! His biggest achievement was in 1981 and 1982 when he was still in USA. He represented USA all those years... He was so loyal to USA until full citizenship was granted to him in 1982. So my bro, try another player... Not this one. No south African has ever won any grand slam title.

Shma2022:

I don't dispute that. My point is he's not a south African.
If we talk about history, then yes... I can say he was once a SAn.
Heck! Not a single source for all-time tennis players' ranking recognizes him as a South African. Even the wiki source that document African legends. Let's not force issues.

If I tell you UK president is a Kenyan, will you Accept? ---- No. You won't.

do some research bru for fvcksake..... He only became a US citizen in 82.....after he won both his Australian opens.... Stop being fvcken ret@rded

Also yes you did dispute it.... You said he was US by ethnicity and DNA.... Or do you have amnesia?

Shma2022:

Heck! His biggest achievement was in 1981 and 1982 when he was still in USA. He represented USA all those years... He was so loyal to USA until full citizenship was granted to him in 1982. So my bro, try another player... Not this one. No south African has ever won any grand slam title.

he only became a US citizen in 82...after his second Australian open win

Also what about the other 17 majors South Africans have won?

jl115:
do some research bru for fvcksake..... He only became a US citizen in 82.....after he won both his Australian opens.... Stop being fvcken ret@rded

Also yes you did dispute it... You said he was US by ethnicity and DNA.... Or do you have amnesia?

You sound ignorant, my G.

Application for US citizenship takes more or less two whopping years to be approved.

The naturalization processing time, from the time you file your citizenship application to when you attend the Oath of Allegiance ceremony, is currently between 18.5 and 24 months .

Here is the major point:
You don't hold US citizenship in the comfort of other nations. You need to have stayed in America for at least 5 yrs, or 3 yrs green card holding if you have a couple in USA for you be legible for citizenship application. Then plus 2years to process the citizenship --- meaning, you need at least 7yrs to 5yrs active stay in USA to win the chance to apply for citizenship.

The guy you're talking about got his citizenship in 1982... And he won grand slam opens in 1981 -1982.Do you think he was playing for south Africa while waiting for his citizenship to be approved?

Shma2022:

You sound ignorant, my G.

Application for US citizenship takes more or less two whopping years to be approved.

The naturalization processing time, from the time you file your citizenship application to when you attend the Oath of Allegiance ceremony, is currently between 18.5 and 24 months .

Here is the major point:
You don't hold US citizenship in the comfort of other nations. You need to have stayed in America for at least 5 yrs, or 3 yrs green card holding if you have a couple in USA for you be legible for citizenship application. Then plus 2years to process the citizenship --- meaning, you need at least 7yrs to 5yrs active stay in USA to win the chance to apply for citizenship.

The guy you're talking about got his citizenship in 1982... And he won grand slam opens in 1981 -1982.Do you think he was playing for south Africa while waiting for his citizenship to be approved?

yes he was!! Go watch the video of the 81 and 82 finals and tell what country you see next to Krieks name

Also FYI @Shma2022

You won't be in the SA sports hall of fame if you didn't represent SA.

jl115:
he only became a US citizen in 82...after his second Australian open win

Also what about the other 17 majors South Africans have won?

You don't just become a US citizen out of nowhere. His major wins were in 1981/1982 when he was still holding USA green card.

jl115:
Also FYI @Shma2022

You won't be in the SA sports hall of fame if you didn't represent SA.

My bro, if you're holding a green card, you're representing two nations - perhaps then before winning citizenship _ he represented both South Africa and America. If you win citizenship, then you're representing one nation. The one you took oath for.

jl115:
yes he was!! Go watch the video of the 81 and 82 finals and tell what country you see next to Krieks name

I see SA-American in 1981 — when he was holding green card lottery.
In 1982 — I see the American flag.

Ghanaians what do you think about what this our spokesperson said.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMFbAVxEs/

Shma2022:

I see SA-American in 1981 — when he was holding green card lottery.
In 1982 — I see the American flag.

talking kak my bru go watch the final coverage.... It clearly shows SA

Shma2022:

My bro, if you're holding a green card, you're representing two nations - perhaps then before winning citizenship _ he represented both South Africa and America. If you win citizenship, then you're representing one nation. The one you took oath for.

screenshotting Wikipedia? Be better

mhkent:
Ghanaians what do you think about what this our spokesperson said.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMFbAVxEs/

This is the actual fight going on.

Unless Ghana capitulate which doesn't look like happening anytime soon because Ghana has come out with positive dividend.

Now controls 50% of it mining sector, 60% of it oil and gas industry and has managed to lock Europe on a diminishing export portfolio of Cocoa...

Pretty soon Europe won't have cocoa to precess in their factories as more Ghanaian companies are stepping up (either they relocate to Ghana and have 50% plus local participation or run out of business).

The Ghana, Ivory Coast boycotting of cocoa negotiations is giving Europe a middle finger.

Before they answer - Ghana woes are self-inflicted - domestic - reckless borrowing - reckless expenditure. I have written about it years before it came to this.

mhkent:
Ghanaians what do you think about what this our spokesperson said.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMFbAVxEs/

I wrote this August 2021 - exactly what has happened in Dec 5th 2022.

Both domestic and external debt have cons and prons.
You need to get the right mix;
And even within that domestic or external debt; you need to get the right mix.

External debt - exposes the country to exogenous risk (forex risks) - and if commercial (flexible interest rate risks).

Borrowing internally - kills the private sector - because they cannot compete with risk-free gov bonds - that is why Nigeria interest rate for borrowing is 30 percent - and poverty is endemic.

Most domestic borrowing comes from banks, insurance and pension funds - you take too much of that - you kill private sector, local investment and stunt the economy.

That is where Nigeria is. TINY private sector. Zero tax collection. Poverty.

ghana seems to be like kenya with right mix of 50:50; the problem with ghana; they have taken a huge chunk of dangerous Eurobond (commercial foreign loan) - if their interest rate rises from 10 percent now to Zambia 17 percent - and if their Cedis depreciate against the dollar - they WILL DEFAULT - leading to another lost decade to clean such kind of a gigantic mess.

popizaino:



Save your words. I am not interested.

Just Europe retaliating because Ghana led Ivory Coast to boycott cocoa negotiations where Europe is forcing Ghana to buy Carbon credit (paying Europe not to pollute the Environment) which is just greed gone far.

Ghana is changing lots of agreements at the moment and squeezing Europe out.