helinues:
And Nigeria government be like

" We are not ready for talk now.. Go and talk to GUTA GUTTER to stop the harassment of our citizens first"

EkwensuAmosu1:
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trash

omenka:
How about those businesses come to nigeria and set up shop here? I'm sure the government will create a very conducive environment for their businesses to thrive.

[/quote][quote author=bangbangall post=83673591]I'm in a good mood, so I have decided to give away N1,000 cash per question you answer correctly.

1. Who was Nigeria's first wheel barrow pusher?

2. Who was the first indigenous woman to
fry Akara and Yam?

3. What is the full name of the first Nigerian tout
(Agbero)?

4a. How much in total did Anini steal during his
lifetime as an armed robber?
4b. How much did he give to the masses?
4c. How much did he give to his mother?

5. Who was the first child to trek to school?

6a. Where was the first indigenous madman/ madwoman from?
6b) What was his/her name?

7a. What is the full meaning of the acronym SUYA?
7b. Who invented it?
7c. Who was the first customer to buy it?

8a. Who was the first woman to spend the N1000 naira note?
8b. Where?
8c. When?
8d. What did she buy?

9. As at April 2013, how many mosquitoes are in Aso Rock? (give your answer in binary form)

10. Who was the first Nigerian to drink Garri without Sugar?

10b) Who was the first Nigerian to drink Garri with sugar?

NB: Each question attracts N1,000 recharge card, ur time starts now.

DonHummer:
So Ghana can beg, the way they were locking up Nigerian businesses, one would think they had it all figured out.

bangbangall:
I'm in a good mood, so I have decided to give away N1,000 cash per question you answer correctly.

1. Who was Nigeria's first wheel barrow pusher?

2. Who was the first indigenous woman to
fry Akara and Yam?

3. What is the full name of the first Nigerian tout
(Agbero)?

4a. How much in total did Anini steal during his
lifetime as an armed robber?
4b. How much did he give to the masses?
4c. How much did he give to his mother?

5. Who was the first child to trek to school?

6a. Where was the first indigenous madman/ madwoman from?
6b) What was his/her name?

7a. What is the full meaning of the acronym SUYA?
7b. Who invented it?
7c. Who was the first customer to buy it?

8a. Who was the first woman to spend the N1000 naira note?
8b. Where?
8c. When?
8d. What did she buy?

9. As at April 2013, how many mosquitoes are in Aso Rock? (give your answer in binary form)

10. Who was the first Nigerian to drink Garri without Sugar?

10b) Who was the first Nigerian to drink Garri with sugar?

NB: Each question attracts N1,000 recharge card, ur time starts now.

omenka:
How about those businesses come to nigeria and set up shop here? I'm sure the government will create a very conducive environment for their businesses to thrive.

Rosskiki:
Border closure: There’s room for talks, says Ghanaian president

Ghanaian president, Nana Akufo-Addo on Tuesday said he was still hopeful that talks between his country and Nigeria over the closure of the Nigerian land borders would yield a positive result.

Akufo-Addo said this while addressing the delegation of a commercial bank from Nigeria.

He said, “There’s a lot of room for continuing talks between Nigeria and Ghana in order for a breakthrough to be reached,” reports MyJoyonline.

In a separate report, Akufo-Addo was said to have lamented how the border closure would affect regional integration.


Daily Trust reports him as saying, “We are about to enter a delicate period in the ECOWAS journey looking ahead of the possibility of a single currency and trying to forge greater integration among our economies and at the same time have important security and other issues which confront us.

“We have this business of the closure of the Benin border, which seems to some people to be a big blow to the ECOWAS project.”

Nigeria had closed her land borders in August and it had affected the activities of businessmen in Nigeria and Ghana. Ghanaian traders had asked their government to retaliate, however, Ghanaian government officials have been interfacing with their Nigerian counterparts to resolve the issue.

Meanwhile, Godwin Emefiele, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria on Tuesday said that Nigeria would only open its borders if her neighbours would agree to stop the smuggling of banned goods.

https://punchng.com/border-closure-theres-room-for-talks-says-ghanaian-president/

somalianprince:
With all the noise and insults coming from Ghana all these years against Nigeria, I never knew that the same Nigeria they insult is even their West African version of America.

For the first time I support Buhari, if it is just to whip in line these noisy insultive Ghanaians

Kpoikpoi:
Ghana should just close their own border.

efighter:


Have you seen Ghanaians on the social media talking trash since Buhari closed borders? You cannot see them. They don't have money to buy data. Even their President has no data. Useless burnt offerings that should be sacrifice to the god of thunder.

These idiots don't know Buhari, he has no heart. He acts with his brain. Once his brain says it is right, he does not listen to his heart. He does the right thing and damn the consequences.

Rosskiki:
Border closure: There’s room for talks, says Ghanaian president

Ghanaian president, Nana Akufo-Addo on Tuesday said he was still hopeful that talks between his country and Nigeria over the closure of the Nigerian land borders would yield a positive result.

Akufo-Addo said this while addressing the delegation of a commercial bank from Nigeria.

He said, “There’s a lot of room for continuing talks between Nigeria and Ghana in order for a breakthrough to be reached,” reports MyJoyonline.

In a separate report, Akufo-Addo was said to have lamented how the border closure would affect regional integration.


Daily Trust reports him as saying, “We are about to enter a delicate period in the ECOWAS journey looking ahead of the possibility of a single currency and trying to forge greater integration among our economies and at the same time have important security and other issues which confront us.

[b]“We have this business of the closure of the Benin border, which seems to some people to be a big blow to the ECOWAS project.”

Nigeria had closed her land borders in August and it had affected the activities of businessmen in Nigeria and Ghana. Ghanaian traders had asked their government to retaliate, however, Ghanaian government officials have been interfacing with their Nigerian counterparts to resolve the issue.

Meanwhile, Godwin Emefiele, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria on Tuesday said that Nigeria would only open its borders if her neighbours would agree to stop the smuggling of banned goods.

https://punchng.com/border-closure-theres-room-for-talks-says-ghanaian-president/

Rosskiki:
Ghanaians finally admit Nigeria is the Powerhouse.

''Traders in markets along Nigeria’s western borders are weighing their options amid a four-month border closure by the West African powerhouse.

They say the prolonged closure has taken a toll on commercial activity as stocks deplete.

Since they cannot bring goods across the border from Nigeria, the traders say they may fall on the Gulf trading hub, Dubai to restock....''

https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/Nigeria-a-big-market-but-traders-mull-options-amid-prolonged-border-closure-795849

So after Nigeria shutdown their nearest available source na Dubai?

Kai. And we dey here dey insult our country.