Balogunodua:
Daura statistic

k2money:

Ọga so na only land border they fit export their goods? What of seaport, it can also be done by air

GENEGIRIA:
What do you mean by Ghana depends on Nigeria than nigeria depends on Ghana? Import and export is a free exchange of goods and services. Now let me ask you, if Ghana does not import from Nigeria, can it import from elsewhere? The answer is a resounding yes. Ghana does not need to import anything from Nigeria because it can import those same items from any part of the world. It is as simple as that.

What this tells me is that Ghana's far more important to Nigeria than most Nigerians would want to accept. Trade is what keeps the world economy running. In today’s world. The country importing, has more leverage than the exporting country. Which means Ghana has advantage over Nigeria in their trade relationship. It is as simple as that.

Area4Area:
Have you gone through the link already or maybe you are ashamed to admit it.

GENEGIRIA:
You better shut that your stvpid mouth,huh? if Ghana vex and ban imports from nigeria, how will you guys feed your children? who gives fvck about border? how market you fit rice chop? poor thing

GENEGIRIA:
You better shut that your stvpid mouth,huh? if Ghana vex and ban imports from nigeria, how will you guys feed your children? who gives fvck about border? how market you fit rice chop? poor thing

GENEGIRIA:

Me? Click some useless link? Na today dem born me? I have nothing to be ashamed about. Actually I am proud to know that upon all the mouth you nigerians make, Ghana is a big market for Nigeria and Nigerians. We are putting food on nigerian tables. That makes me very happy,oponu

FemiMaduka:


I respect your willingness to contribute. However, you wilfully forgot that countries make their import calculus based on where they can get a comparative advantage. Ghana imports heavily from Nigeria because it is cheaper [obviously] for her to do so—no country is a Father Christmas. If she imported same articles from, let's say, South Africa, she would obviously be paying more for less because the distance alone is enough to make it more expensive compared to the ones that come from 'next-door' Nigeria.

And you should also know that if Ghana decided to not buy from Nigeria, there are ready buyers willing to buy these articles. Some years ago the US drastically cut the quantity of crude oil it buys from Nigeria, and almost immediately India stepped up and took the place of the US, it is now that the US is gradually upping the quantity of the same Nigerian oil it drastic cut. It is a very simple thing.

Finally, if you want to be sincere to yourself, there is NO WAY a Nigeria of 198m people and $400bn GDP would need a Ghana of 30m people and $50bn+ more than Ghana needs it. It is a statistical impossibility.

It's no denigration, it is fact.

gazza07:
This news doesn't add up. U closed borders and the country you closed borders against turns out to be your best buyer like they are happy u closed the borders against them. APC and propaganda na twins

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr


As a real niggarrr

I see this article very funny

Hahahaha
Gradually the world is going to recognise us as the real niggarrrs of Africa

Edoziesmart:
Is that the reason they close border? Failed government

GENEGIRIA:
That is a big lie! The world is free market. Ghana can buy from anywhere. Nigerians need Ghana more than Ghana needs nigeria. Simplicita Ghana can buy the same items it buys from Nigeria from anywhere in the world.

Area4Area:
You obviously know the truth but won't admit it, your business.

Ghana big market for Nigeria?
Nigeria with a population of 201 million and a GDP purchasing power of $1.2 trillion compared paltry Ghana with 28 million and GDP purchasing power of just $200 billion, do the comparison.

GENEGIRIA:
Your analysis is skewed to achieve a twisted and baseless outcomes. The fact that Nigeria has a population of 200 million and Ghana has a population of 30 million doesn’t necessarily give nigeria any economic advantage. Have you heard of purchasing power? It’s all about purchasing power, the ability to buy. When you have a population of 100 million very poor people, it doesn’t translate to a big market. Now, Ghana with its 30 million population is Nigeria’s biggest export market. But nigeria is not Ghana’s biggest export market. So how dies this balance out?

It means while Nigeria depends on money it makes from selling goods in Ghana, Ghana dies not depend on goods it exports to Nigeria. So who has the advantage here?

GENEGIRIA:
Your analysis is skewed to achieve a twisted and baseless outcomes. The fact that Nigeria has a population of 200 million and Ghana has a population of 30 million doesn’t necessarily give nigeria any economic advantage. Have you heard of purchasing power? It’s all about purchasing power, the ability to buy. When you have a population of 100 million very poor people, it doesn’t translate to a big market. Now, Ghana with its 30 million population is Nigeria’s biggest export market. But nigeria is not Ghana’s biggest export market. So how dies this balance out?

It means while Nigeria depends on money it makes from selling goods in Ghana, Ghana dies not depend on goods it exports to Nigeria. So who has the advantage here?

shiki:


don't also forget the cost of buying from anywhere and cost of buying from Nig ...bro

Johans1991:
children of hate don't like good news

GENEGIRIA:
Well, the world has become a global village, as they say. There is nothing under the sun you can’t buy from elsewhere as I said, let’s wait and see in another 6 months and see if these dynamics will change. I believe they will.

Area4Area:
Nigeria has the comparative advantage in producing those goods Ghana imports from us, you import import from Nigeria because you can't produce them, if you stop importing from Nigeria, we can as look for where to send your 17% to while you source for an alternative for your 17% from us, simple.

GENEGIRIA:
Your analysis is skewed to achieve a twisted and baseless outcomes. The fact that Nigeria has a population of 200 million and Ghana has a population of 30 million doesn’t necessarily give nigeria any economic advantage. Have you heard of purchasing power? It’s all about purchasing power, the ability to buy. When you have a population of 100 million very poor people, it doesn’t translate to a big market. Now, Ghana with its 30 million population is Nigeria’s biggest export market. But nigeria is not Ghana’s biggest export market. So how dies this balance out?

It means while Nigeria depends on money it makes from selling goods in Ghana, Ghana dies not depend on goods it exports to Nigeria. So who has the advantage here?

GENEGIRIA:
nigeria our yeye distant neighbour. how market? now you nigerians will know how important Ghana is to the Nigerian economy

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Area4Area:
Why not wait till that 6 months before you start crying? Wait bro, wait.

GENEGIRIA:
Point of correction. Nigeria exported......to Ghana. Or did Ghanaians go to Nigeria to bring them? You see the market is very competitive. Other countries can quickly fill up that 17%

GENEGIRIA:
Crying? I guess nigerians think other people cry the way nigerians do,right? Yes, let’s wait fir another 6 months and see how it plays out. Who knows, the border closure could change everything. Ghanaians are not as clueless as some of you Nigerians think. I live in Accra and people are asking serious questions about economic relations with Nigeria.

CaptainMeks:


You are not a smart cookie at all. These figures shows how dependent Ghana is to Nigeria and not the other way around. You rely so heavily on products from Nigeria and this report shows it.

Are we the ones who bought from you or you are the ones who bought from us? Show us by way of comparison what we bought from you despite our huge population.

You are just a measly 28m yet rely so heavily on us yet you do not realize that this in essence shows that industrially and economically you are in shambles.

GENEGIRIA:
Proximity and pricing doesn’t necessarily weigh in Nigeria’s favour. I dont think there’s anything nigeria sells in Ghana that Ghana cannot get from elsewhere at a more competitive price. Lack of power makes most nigerian companies very uncompetitive.

GENEGIRIA:
Your analysis is skewed to achieve a twisted and baseless outcomes. The fact that Nigeria has a population of 200 million and Ghana has a population of 30 million doesn’t necessarily give nigeria any economic advantage. Have you heard of purchasing power? It’s all about purchasing power, the ability to buy. When you have a population of 100 million very poor people, it doesn’t translate to a big market. Now, Ghana with its 30 million population is Nigeria’s biggest export market. But nigeria is not Ghana’s biggest export market. So how dies this balance out?

It means while Nigeria depends on money it makes from selling goods in Ghana, Ghana dies not depend on goods it exports to Nigeria. So who has the advantage here?