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PetroDolla2020:
You are talking rubbish, Pure unadulterated rubbish. Didn't you go to school in Ghana? Why Ghana and not one of those your useless schools.

don't come and talk fooolish talk here,huh? Abegi, park well ooh

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what I wrote ain't rubbish. I know your Ghana very well. I know the language very well, I traveled to Ghana very well and I respect Ghana very well..

I have said this before to anybody. Ghana has what it takes to be like Europe but Ghanaians don't seem to see it.. you rely more on foreigners to help your economy. Don't get me wrong, we live in a globalized system.. we all need each other.. but your government always try to seek help from foreigners but you all seem to forget, what happens when these foreigners leave and go to a favorable country for cheaper labor, good governance, low tax payments etc what will be of Ghana?

PetroDolla2020:
You are talking rubbish, Pure unadulterated rubbish. Didn't you go to school in Ghana? Why Ghana and not one of those your useless schools.

don't come and talk fooolish talk here,huh? Abegi, park well ooh

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I went to school in Nigeria finished in Nigeria. I also went to Ghana to school.. my entire brother's and sister finished in Nigeria and went to other country to school.. so there is nothing useless about Nigeria education. Indians are seen studying in Europe, America, Canada, China, Philippines but that does not mean their university are useless.
Same as the Chinese studying in different countries, same as Koreans.

We Nigerians we travel, we like education . The fact we travel and receive education elsewhere does not mean Nigeria is at war or our education is useless..

PetroDolla2020:
what have we done for them? Really? well, I will give you just. They are many, but let me give you just one

Ghana has licensed Nigerian banks and businesses to work in Ghana and make good profits. From those profits, they feed million of mudder fuggerx back in Nigeria, huh?

stop! don't start with all this your talks about Ghana trying to help Nigeria. Your presidents have always been coming to Nigeria begging, calling upon Nigerian investors to invest in Ghana as it is business friendly etc.. it started clearly with John Agyekum Kufuor. Atta Mills was in Nigeria seeking for Nigerian investor's, John mahatma was there and your very own Nana addo still do the same thing.. and then the Nigerian banks started entering into the market..your bank of Ghana, came up with a capital base for the Nigerian banks to pay.. they paid but still bank of Ghana was not satisfied and increased the capital base in which the Nigerian banks are to float the money in bank of Ghana before commencing operation. Nigerian banks have been employing more than 80% of the Ghanaian workforce ,partake in social corporate responsibility and paying up it taxes.. so what more do you want the banks to do? Just like everyother FDI, once they get profits, the money would be sent to the headquarters..why do you talk like a kid?

In the Education sectors, Ghanaian Universities board members host seminar in Lagos, Abuja Porthacourt inviting Nigerian students to come to ghana.. even Ghanaians schools make adverts on Nigerian newspaper..

Your Ghana cannot do without Nigerians.. if not Nigerians, you look up to other foreigners for help.. and then your government come up with programs trying to invite all african diaspora to come visit Ghana as well as invest in ghana..

In everything, Ghana lookup to foreigners.. Ghana needs to invest in herself and stop looking into FDI for help.

If your girlfriend or boyfriend is from the Volta region of Ghana, fear them. They love juju.. nothing bad in juju ,all na still religion..

placeofallure:
I have videos of the security man that was killed, and the dead girl in the pool of her own blood. Dunno how to upload, plus it's graphic. Very sad indeed.

do not upload it. If that was your relative, you will not like it displayed public

Mikester:
Good evening, I posted this here cause of traffic. Pls help me out. Thanks.

I have this issue that has been bothering me. A dirty nail from a garbage heap at a site I went to work punctured my right foot last 2 weeks both front and middle of my right leg. I yanked it out causing little of the blood to flow out and I managed to walk to get a bus back to my hometown.



Pls help for more audience.

go to an immunization centre or government hospital and request for tetanus vaccine. Go get yourself vaccinated.

Misternas89:
Bsc Zoology, MSc Zoology but specializes on Molecular Biology and Genetics. That’s what I studied bro

go into research. Sell your research, you can also go into environmental consultancy or you write a book ..

Babanta02:
Hello did you later got cure from it?

not really but it is just that I have found a way to sweat or I try to do some certain activities in the house that will make me sweat..

SKINDOGGY:
Which country bro?

hmmm, he stated it already..NewYorkCity(NYC) roll off dumpter..

Clitcoin

A rat eat fruits,nuts,grains,seeds
A snake eat the rat
Humans eat snake..

I never knew snake got bone in it.. I mean, I know but never seen one chew the bone out of a snake..

Richy4:
I won't stay there with her immediately that slap occur... She will meet me at home... She even sat down gracefully after her abominable act and show of shame... no fear that he might give her a double dose.

This might not be the first time she has done that...If she can slap him on live camera, only God knows what has been happening at home.. and he was foolishly enduring..

in the Ashanti region, women get power. We might live in a patriarchal society but when you are in Ghana Ashanti, a woman get mouth. In the video, you can hear them call "Efiewura" meaning landlord, in this case , the landlord is a woman(landlady).

These I have witness alot.. Ghanaian(Ashanti)women own houses

Central Bank of Nigeria needs to do something about it. Banks in Nigeria are to be paying for insurance so as when people money are stolen online or through card and the people report it as stolen. The banks ought to pay them their money once it has been reported therefore investigating the reported case. Once the case has been investigated, they can now give that investigated reported case to the insurance company in other for them to pay back the money.

sinkhole:
For those who will always talk that Nigerian lecturers/scientists do nothing but demand for money, below is the list just released by Stanford University.
These are Lecturers/Scientists, who with nothing, still make Nigeria great.

World Top 2% Scientist in 2021
(The Nigeria Extract)

Just released by Stanford University USA

_(Nigeria is not doing that bad)_

Gureje Oya
(U.I)

Olajire AA
(Lautech)

Olusanya Bolajoko
(Centre of Health Start Initiative)

Oguzie Emeka E
(FUTOweri)

Oboh Ganiyu
(FUTAkure)

Ezugwu Emmanuel O
(Air force institute of Technology)

Owolabi Mayowa
(College of Medicine, U.I)

Animashaun I.L
(FUTAkure)

Farombi Ebenezer
(College of Medicine, U.I)

Lawal Olayide S.
(Federal University, Oye Ekiti)

Alaneme Kenneth Kanayo
(FUTAkure)

Ukwaja, Kingsley N.
(Alex Ekwueme Fed Uni Teach Hosp )

Uneke Chigozie Jesse
(Eboyin State Uni )

Lawal, AbdulAzeez
(Fountain University)

Yusuf Abdullah
(Federal University Dutse)

Akinyele Daniel
(Bells University)

Sulaiman Tukur A.
(Federal University Dutse)

Ademuyiwa Abiodun
(Lagos State University)

Rafindaadi Abdulkadir A.
(Usman Danfodiyo University)

Orisakwe Irish E.
(University of Porthacourt)

Bello Olugbenga Solomon
(Lautech)

Oladoja Nurudeen A.
(Adekunle Ajasin University)

Luiselli Luca
(River State Uni of Sci & Tech)

Ozili Peterson K.
(C.B.N)

Adefegha Stephen A.
(FUTAkure)

Oyedepo Sunday O.
(Convenant University)

Loto Rowland
(Convenant University)

Okeke Iruka N
(U.I)

Loto Cleophas
(Convenant University)

Eddy Nnabuk Okon
(UNNsuka)

Taiwo Adewale M.
(FUNAABeokuta)

Igbinosa Etinosa
(University of Benin)

Olasunkanmi Lukman O.
(O.A.U ile-ife)

Nathaniel Solomon P.
(UNILAG)

Ameh Emmanuel
(National Hospital Abuja)

Lateef Agbaje
(Lautech)

Onwejekwe Obinna
(UNNsuka)

Ayodele Temitope R.
(U.I)

Adebowale Kayode O.
(U.I)

Ademiluyi Adedayo O
(FUTAkure)

Iwegbue Chukwujindu .M
(Delta State University)

Chidume Charles
(Africa Uni of Sci & Tech)

Osinubi Kolawole
(ABU Zaria)

Atadashi I. M
(Adamawa State University)

Salisu Afees A.
(U.I)

Habib AbdulRazak G.
(Bayero Uni Kano)

Abarikwu S. O
(University of Porthacourt)

Jha Basant K.
(ABU Zaria)

Erejuwa Omotayo O
(Eboyin State University)

Olagunju Andrew T.
(Unilag)

Ibem Eziyi
(UNNsuka)

Faleye Babatunde James
(Fed Uni Lafia)

Strebelle Sebastien
(Chevron � Nig ltd)

Obi-Egbedi Nelson O
(U.I)

Sobamowo Gbeminiyi
(Unilag)

Adegbola Richard
(Nig Inst of Medical Research)

Okonofua Friday
(University of Benin)

Adaramoye Oluwatosin
(U.I)

Dahunsi Samuel O.
(Landmark University)

Misra Sanjay
(Convenant University)

Adesanya S.O
(Redeemer University)

Njoku Victor O.
(Imo state university)

Awoyera Paul
(Convenant University)

Aigbodion Victor
(UNNsuka)

Menkir Abebe
(Int inst of Tropical Agric - IITA)

Betiku Eriola
(O.A.U ile-ife)

Unuabonah Emmanuel
(Redeemer University)

Osabuohien Evans
(Convenant University)

Nwafor O.M.I
(FUTOweri)

Ogunjuyigbe A.S.O
(U.I)

Ajiboye T.O
(Nile University)

Ikot A.N
(Uni of Porthacourt)

Okoye C.M
(UNNsuka)

Folayan Morenike O
(O.A.U ile-ife)

Adewunmi Adebayo O
(O.A.U ile-ife)

Lawal Akeem O
(FUTAkure)

Okafor Peter
(Uni of Calabar)

Illesanmi Olayinka
(U.C.H - Ibadan)

Ajayi O.O
(Convenant University)

Bandyopadhyay Ranajit
(IITA )

Adedara Isaac
(College of Medicine - U.I)

Aliyu Aliyu
(Federal University Dutse)

Egbueri Johnbosco
(C O Ojukwu University)

Ozoegwu Chigbogu
(UNNsuka)

Adeneye Adejuwo
(Lagos State University)

Oyewunmi K.J
(Unilorin)

Iwu Maurice
(Bio resources Dev Group)

Osanaiye O.A
(Nile University)

Fawole Olufumilayo
(U.I)

Adepoju Paul
(Science Journal)

Fayomi O.S.I
(Convenant University)

Mohammed Shafiu
(ABU Zaria)

Ogoina Dimie
(Nig Delta Uni Teach Hosp)

Dikio Ezekiel
(Niger Delta University)

Ezema Fabian
(UNNsuka)

Oyagbemi A. A
(U.I)

Elemike Elias
(Fed Uni of Petrol Reso Efurun)

Tomori oyewale
(Redeemer university)

Welcome Menizibeya
(Nile University)

Badu-Apraku Baffour
(IITA)

Yakubu Musa
(Unilorin)

Adedapo Adeolu
(U.I)

Ighodaro O.M
(Lead City university)

Anorlu R.I
(Unilag)

Ogunlesi Tinuade
(OOU - Ago iwoye)

Onate C.A
(Landmark University)

Imam Mustapha
(Usman Danfodiyo University)

Sofowora Abayomi
(O.A.U ile-ife)

Senbanjo idowu
(Lagos State University)

Adeyemi Oluyomi S.
(Landmark University)

Meremikwu Martin
(University of Calabar)

Owolabi Taoreed O.
(Adekunle Ajasin University)

Osuntokun B.O
(UCH - Ibadan)

Idumah Christopher igwe
(Nnamdi Azikiwe Uni)

Fadare J.O
(Ekiti State University)

Salawu S.O
(Landmark University)

The wide spread of scientists across the country is commendable

we are happy when foreigners acknowledges what we do thereby making you feel happy. With this covid-19 and vaccine going on ,what are we doing? There are only 3 countries in Africa that are doing well in the fight against covid either by vaccine producing, covid testing kits or medications etc are Egypt, South Africa and Senegal.

This is normal in Ghana. They start from big and stop at 5cedis.
That's how Ghanaians do fundraising.
I have even seen in some Ghanaian higher institution where they will gather all the female graduates and then place a bid on them either by saying if she is your family or her lover and you like her ,get her out of the line with "x" amount of money..
Truly it works

It surprises me to see some people talk bad about the Ghanaian girl. To be honest with you, she is true.

In Ghana, borla means trash or dustbin, waste. Other words can be local or uncivilized..

The girl in the end told the guy she does not like the way he is coming up to her. More like, he should let her be.

The eastern community needs to create a science research and development laboratory, artillery weapon manufacturing centre, information communication centre.. with this 3 things, they can provide foreign exchange to the economy..

Iyaebe:
I used to spill truth to my parents plus the ones that does not even concerns me and they won't beat me.Back then,the only way my dad will know all that happened when he was away was just to get me a lot of goodies when coming back,as soon as I follow him to his room,just know that I'll spill everything before coming out even when my brothers have already begged and bribed me not say anything. Well,they started hiding everything from me but I was a pain in their neck.

snitch. I hope you are not snitching at this adult stage of yours.

These birds must have landed in a toxic lake site maybe a mining area. Drank from it, began their migratory movement and now they are dead...

Chiden:
My mum never fought for me. No one ever did, I was always a victim. It kinda made schooling difficult for me.. but it made me stay out of trouble. Always minding my business, people could step on my toes and walk away. I'll still tell you sorry and cry...

Sometimes when I tell my mum she'd blame me for being there at the point I was bullied.. so I'd always conceal. No one cared that much..

so sad for you. I hope you are strong now to challenge anybody. It is not a must for you to be strong or win the fight, you must learn to approach the one who confronts you.

Candoit:
Truthfully, most Nigerian school would not accept you for a Masters program with that certificate. Worse still is if you decide to study abroad in top international countries like Australia or the U.S, they would tell you boldly that your qualification does not equal their countries Bachelor's qualification.

I know this because I assist a lot of persons with the admission process for study abroad and one of my students is currently facing this. Our best bet is to enrol him for a fresh Bsc program or a top up in the UK

I disagree with you. I studied in Ghana and one of my brothers who went to a public university in Nigeria talks nasty about Ghana university. Fast forward, the time came for us to do a master program in the USA.. I had no issues getting every documents from Ghana sent to USA. My 2 bro on the other hand had to sort their way from those 9ja institutions they graduated from and eventually they sent their credentials to USA.
Note: our certificate was evaluated and I was the only one who scaled through but the brother who went to UNIBEN did not scale through.

I continued with my masters but my bro had to post graduate.

The one who made mockery of me finishing from Ghana was stunned and I found in my own interest to laugh at him on everything.. getting transcripts was a problem, recommendation letter another problem, evaluation of result na k-leg.

I can vehemently say that many Nigerians who studied out of Nigeria never bribes their way through to pass exams ; if there are it will be a few.
But I cannot say the same for our Nigeria university. Note: I studied and finished from a Nigeria university together with all my brothers but I can tell you that our university is useless..

Witnesstony28:
Now I need advice on this. Cos I have been thinking of quiting and focusing on the bike work for the moment. I make way pass 6k on a good day but at that school we are paid 1k/ day.

My only challenge now is getting accommodation to pack out and focus on my stuff. I have also thought about entering into transport business since I started this bike work and I also intend going into delivery business too.

Pls what do I do?

Lalastica pls can you help me post to FP so I could get more opinions.

Thanks .

You are a hustler and I see potential. School is not for you but you can create an entrepreneurial business if you keep to your hustle ,save and then start up a business of your choice.

If you go through the bike biz, and you are able to save 3500 naira multiply by 25days(In a month). You should have 87 500.. do this for 6month or as long as you want and find another business

In the western countries, if your money is stolen online or through your card and you report it as you did not authorize such transactions, what the bank does is to place the money back into your account, give you a new debit/credit card and then the bank will then investigate the case to know if it was thieves or hackers that stole the money.

That way, those banks can claim the money through insurance. I don't know why in Africa we make our people suffer.

Apsis:
Hello every
Pls I need help seriously
I've been experiencing Tingling/burning sensation on public area for 2 weeks now, I went for test and it came back negative
Has anyone had such experience before, pls kindly share solution.

contact your sexual partner, make sure you two go to the clinic so that testing can be done.
After testing, you guys will be counseled so as you don't go spreading it to others. Medication will be given to you all for the disease.

shawnfamous:
When I saw the headline, I just knew it would either be South Africa or Zimbabwe. But South Africa it is.
South Africa has about 8 million people living with HIV, that's about 20 percent of their population. While Zimbabwe has about 24 percent of total population living with HIV.
It means that if u are walking on the road in these countries, u may pick HIV on the ground.

in South Africa, if you go out with a girl on a date,she will literally tell you she is sick meaning she has HIV. It is for you to decide if you want to be in a relationship with her or no.

Leverage2021:
Apart from dance what does this guy do that they keep forcing him down our throats like alexreports

pocolee reminds me of an ivorian dancer ordinateur. He started dancing with DJ Arafat(singer). He had nothing, started from the scratch. Today, Ordinateur is a big boy. He owns a dance studio in France. Many artist signs contracts with him so he or his group of dancers can dance in their musical video. Sometimes, shows can call him to dance.
If pocolee knows what he is doing, he should learn from ordinateur or Marquese Scott(American dancer)
Pocolee is a new generation dancer, they have opportunities to get fans through social media that way he can do small shows. He just needs to be creative..he will blow

Datboredberry:
It takes two to tango... Be honest, Nigerian men and women have nothing to offer the other except for sex... Most of those mentioning it are men...

I agree! I created this thread as a test.... So many topics on this section bashing Nigerian women, I wanted to know if men had more to contribute too...

This generation is sex crazed! It's weird, sad and a bit pathetic...

The funny thing, you can ask this question without the relationship part... 'what do you have to offer to the society'...

I doubt if many would be proud to comment...

Nigeria is messed up... The system, the youths... everything...

Hmmm. Where are you? There is no country of the world don't talk about sex and how they want to sex a girl. Nigeria to me, hides sex .

Datboredberry:
Because they can't... Same applies to our men...

What do Nigerian men do or offer to the society?

Don't mention any achievement by the West... I'm talking about the Nigerian youths...

Most men are into rituals, fraud, getting married to old white women for green cards, kidnappers, traffickers, cocaine pushers...etc...

Most Nigerian women aren't doing anything? Sure...

But they are still a million times better than the men who invest their time and whatever intelligence they have to hurting others...and being nuisances...

Don't compare the output of those from a third world country to that from developed countries...

I could create a thread comparing European men and their contributions to the WORLD to African men... But I won't...

I am still trying to understand your post even though I still get what you mean. I do not know whom you hang out with but there is no way you can compare a man with a woman in terms of his hustle. Even the women in the Nigerian society might see a man not doing well and she will say "are you not a man" . This alone tells you a man in it natural form is a hustler compared to a woman..

Just stop bringing those ritualist, fraud etc like women don't indulge in crimes..

callmetoniaa:
How time flies, these actors and actresses those years made Nollywood fun.. I cld remember how we cld stay up awake just to watch Nigerian movies. Oh good old days..!!. No be now when money matter don scatter man pikin brain.. I can't even remember the last time I watched a Nigerian movie...

not me, never stood up late to watch fake a55 Nigerian movies

Create a hash tag project on social media and send to Environmental protection agency, ministry and commissioner for health, world health organizations etc..

Ghana and Nigeria, they like all this Serbia(Yugoslavia) country coaches