Aconomist:
The central business district is zoned for tall buildings, but most of the lots are empty.

Go and build your own nowwww?

Others are building. This is the Central Business District, Abuja. It is not empty. Go and add your own.

Vaughanlanrewaj:



Hahaha....$94m is not "just" in Ghanaian cedi. Ghana denominated by knocking off a few zeros just few years ago and the new cedi has been devalued by several times such that new cedi is an equivalent of about 60K old cedi.
That country is far behind put putting up so much PR including ad on CNN. It was not even among the top 5 foreign investment destinations in Africa despite having a nascent oil industry.
We may have our issues but Ghana with such little population is even behind Lagos in terms of investment and GDP.visit www.freestuffsng.com for latest freestuffs in Nigeria. God bless Nigeria.

You are just here to lie. Ghana is behind yet business idea started in Nigeria end up launching in Ghana

Vaughanlanrewaj:



Hahaha....$94m is not "just" in Ghanaian cedi. Ghana denominated by knocking off a few zeros just few years ago and the new cedi has been devalued by several times such that new cedi is an equivalent of about 60K old cedi.
That country is far behind put putting up so much PR including ad on CNN. It was not even among the top 5 foreign investment destinations in Africa despite having a nascent oil industry.
We may have our issues but Ghana with such little population is even behind Lagos in terms of investment and GDP.visit www.freestuffsng.com for latest freestuffs in Nigeria. God bless Nigeria.

God bless you. I hope this will cure the mumus posting rubbish on nl of their self-induced stupidity. Btw, Nigeria is 76% of west Africa economy. Lagos is 5th largest economy in Africa.

The person that posted this trash has serious inferiority complex...


For your information $94m is serious money in Ghana.

Rossikki:


The guy can't believe that that is Nigeria.

He thinks it's photoshop!

Kai. Our people have issues.

Some people stay in their erosion-ravaged region and think the rest of Nigeria is like that. Instead of holding their thieving governors to account, they blame Buhari for their unending woes.

Rossikki:


Go and build your own nowwww?

Others are building. This is the Central Business District, Abuja. It is not empty. Go and add your own.

Chai, what a devastating uppercut!

Aconomist:
There are only 30 million people in Ghana. And the population of Igbos is around 40 million. That's enough people for a functional country.

Kenya is only 52 million sef..... I don't know why Nigeria is broken yet.

Igbo's can't be 30 millions 50 years ago and multiply only 10 million since then. Igbo's population are above 60 million

EMMY76:


Igbo country can never be die if nigeria finally allows the igbos to go they will always change their business strategy from being major importers to going into large scale manufacturering just like the Chinese. The igbo nation is blessed with great human resources it's just the jealous nigerian state and britain that don't want them to realize their full God given potentials.

I laff in igbo. Importer or exporter. To who? You think say igbo people dey buy their stuff? They know it's content(Fake) check am now, na east them dey sell all their imported goods?

plaindealer:




Even though Nigeria is the largest economy in the whole of Africa, our industrial output is second to none, Ghana can not even survive without shipments of industrial goods and services from Nigeria.

I don't know how FDI means GHANA's- GDP $66.98 billion is better than Nigeria's GDP $446.543 Billion


Beats me why some of you just can not reason and formulate thoughts like right-thinking adults..

there is a reason economists measure the rate of growth of a nation's economy, it is basically to measure the country's current key economic indicators as against its performance 12 months before. Based on Ghana's growth rate and stagnation of our economy, Ghana's Gdp will surpass ours sooner than later..........that is if Nigeria continues with her half baked economic policies. Aside the size of our economy and population ,Nigeria's critical mass of highly educated middle class gave her the edge over countries like Ethiopia,ghana and kenya but since Tinubu and his cohorts foisted this misfit APC govt there has been a massive brain drain of our valuable middle class to western nations and even ghana.........meanwhile Ghana is attracting African diaspora from USA and even other African nations. Truth is Ghana is fast catching up and will overtake us if we do not sit down and sort our tribal and sectional problems.

afube:





there is a reason economists measure the rate of growth of a nation's economy, it is basically to measure the country's current key economic indicators as against its performance 12 months before. Based on Ghana's growth rate and stagnation of our economy, Ghana's Gdp will surpass ours sooner than later..........that is if Nigeria continues with her half baked economic policies. Aside the size of our economy and population ,Nigeria's critical mass of highly educated middle class gave her the edge over countries like Ethiopia,ghana and kenya but since Tinubu and his cohorts foisted this misfit APC govt there has been a massive brain drain of our valuable middle class to western nations and even ghana.........meanwhile Ghana is attracting African diaspora from USA and even other African nations. Truth is Ghana is fast catching up and will overtake us if we do not sit down and sort our tribal and sectional problems.

Is this what you hateful, bitter, angry and anti Nigerian people do?

You hope, pray and fast that other countries overtake and do better than you own country?

This is when hatred miss road.


Sadly for you and your kind, Ghana can never overtake Nigeria, in this lifetime or the next lifetime so you might want to do so more praying and fasting.

Ghana is not interested in “overtaking” any country.

Ghana just wants to build its economy and make life better for its citizens. Isn’t that what every country aspires to?

plaindealer:




Is this what you hateful, bitter, angry and anti Nigerian people do?

You hope, pray and fast that other countries overtake and do better than you own country?

This is when hatred miss road.


Sadly for you and your kind, Ghana can never overtake Nigeria, in this lifetime or the next lifetime so you might want to do so more praying and fasting.

Rubbish talk. Keep hating. Ghana keeps getting better while your zoo is now a certified shambolic shiithole

keep on deceiving yourselves. Nigeria is doing great and yet people are being kidnapped upanddown for a ransom of gala and a bottle of coke?

15 million children are out of school in Nigeria These are potential boko haram, kidnappers, pr0stitutes etc keep on deceiving yourselves

Vaughanlanrewaj:



Hahaha....$94m is not "just" in Ghanaian cedi. Ghana re-denominated by knocking off a few zeros just few years ago and the new cedi has been devalued by several times such that new cedi is an equivalent of about 60,000 old cedi. Yet we have barely devalued the naira where Ghana has hyper-devalued old cedi to worth almost 100K old cedi to 1 new cedi! God bless the late President Yardua for stopping that nonsense being proposed then by then CBN governor, Prof Soludo. Only God knows where naira would have been now.
That country called Ghana is far behind put putting up so much PR including ad on CNN. It was not even among the top 5 foreign investment destinations in Africa despite having a nascent oil industry.
We may have our issues but Ghana with such little population is even behind Lagos in terms of investment and GDP.visit www.freestuffsng.com for latest freestuffs in Nigeria. God bless Nigeria.

PetroDolla2020:
Ghana is not interested in “overtaking” any country.

Then why are you quoting me instead of the Ghana spokesman the comment came from ?

If you people like, carry poster and signboard for Ghana, that's your problem, Nigeria shall remain the most powerful and dominant economy in Africa.

Just a few months and a year from now, our economy is about to even cement our lead in Africa with-

The largest single oil refinery in the world.

The largest fertilizer/ammonia and urea plant in the world.

The largest petrochemical plant in the whole of Africa

The largest gas plant and the largest sub-Sea pipeline infrastructure in the world, the 1,100 kilometres gas pipeline is capable of handling 3 Billion Standard Cubic Foot.

Keep praying for Ghana to overtake your own country, but your prayers are dead on arrival.

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This massive and groundbreaking economic gamechanger is a $15 Billion Investment gamechanger, but these hateful and anti-Nigerian people still want us to believe that 1 year $3 Billion fdi rubbish in Ghana is more significant.

Ghana with small and lowly economy that's 29 times less than our economy, the largest in the whole of Africa.

You people need to stop smoking ganja for real..

What exactly is your problem with Ghana? Well, I am not surprised. Most Nigerians hate Ghana and Ghanaians, yet they are always shouting upanddown how Ghanaians hate nigerians.

You just wrote nonsense! Pure nonsense! Who told you $94m is “a huge drain” on Ghana? Ghana ran into Fx scarcity because of the $94 m project? Where did you get that nonsense from? I wish you will channel your energy into looking for solutions to Nigeria’s many problems. Nigeria faces far bigger problems than Ghana.

Upon all the massive problems your country face, its how Ghana spends its money that you are interested in?

Vaughanlanrewaj:

Good evening ma. Please is $94m "just " in Ghanaian cedi as stated by the OP.
That's a huge drain on Ghana and I am aware that Ghana ran into serious Fx scarcity some months ago that it has to go for a loan from IMF to meet serious fx crisis.
My point is to correct the impression that $94m is just. It is not just but if you think otherwise, please feel free to explain. I am willing to learn from the perspective I hope you will offer.visit www.freestuffsng.com for latest freestuffs in Nigeria. God bless Nigeria.

Look, you can be the biggest economy in the world with over 100 trillion dollar economy. I don’t give a fvck about that, huh?

What I give a fvck about is when a country designated as the poverty capital of the world, the undisputed champions of global poverty, seeks to denigrate my country. Who gives a fvck? Your country has the biggest economy in the world? You believe that crass crap? Most powerful an$ dominant economy in Africa, my azz it is this type of nonsense talk that got your country into the shameful state it finds itself today dominant shiit

plaindealer:


Then why are you quoting me instead of the Ghana spokesman the comment came from ?

If you people like, carry poster and signboard for Ghana, that's your problem, Nigeria shall remain the most powerful and dominant economy in Africa.

Just a few months and a year from now, our economy is about to even cement our lead in Africa with-

The largest single oil refinery in the world.

The largest fertilizer/ammonia and urea plant in the world.

The largest petrochemical plant in the whole of Africa

The largest gas plant and the largest sub-Sea pipeline infrastructure in the world, the 1,100 kilometres gas pipeline is capable of handling 3 Billion Standard Cubic Foot.

Keep praying for Ghana to overtake your own country, but your prayers are dead on arrival.

Ghana pays CNN to advertise? What stops Nigeria from advertising on cnn? Do you know how FDI inflows are calculated?

So, Nigeria paid for its economy to be designated the biggest in Africa?

The funny thing about you nigerians is that when statistics favour your country, you celebrate it, and when it it negative to your country, you discredit it. funny mudder fuggerz

Vaughanlanrewaj:


Please stop misinforming and peddling fake news sir. Nigeria is in the top 5 FDI for 2020 which is the latest report.

Ghana is not even in the top FDI destinations in Africa yet none of these top countries pay CNN to advertise sir.
https://unctad.org/news/investment-flows-africa-set-drop-25-40-2020

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PetroDolla2020:
Look, you can be the biggest economy in the world with over 100 trillion dollar economy. I don’t give a fvck about that, huh?

What I give a fvck about is when a country designated as the poverty capital of the world, the undisputed champions of global poverty, seeks to denigrate my country. Who gives a fvck? Your country has the biggest economy in the world? You believe that crass crap? Most powerful an$ dominant economy in Africa, my azz it is this type of nonsense talk that got your country into the shameful state it finds itself today dominant shiit

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I was actually expecting something sane and intelligent, not the same baseless and ignorant ramblings.

PetroDolla2020:
What exactly is your problem with Ghana? Well, I am not surprised. Most Nigerians hate Ghana and Ghanaians, yet they are always shouting upanddown how Ghanaians hate nigerians.

You just wrote nonsense! Pure nonsense! Who told you $94m is “a huge drain” on Ghana? Ghana ran into Fx scarcity because of the $94 m project? Where did you get that nonsense from? I wish you will channel your energy into looking for solutions to Nigeria’s many problems. Nigeria faces far bigger problems than Ghana.

Upon all the massive problems your country face, its how Ghana spends its money that you are interested in?

Ghana has been broke since last year and yet to get out of it! Lagos is far ahead of the whole of Ghana!


IMF Executive Board approves a US$1 billion disbursement to Ghana to address the COVID-19 Pandemic

April 13, 2020

On April 13, 2020, the IMF Executive Board approved the disbursement of US$1 billion to be drawn under the Rapid Credit Facility.The COVID-19 pandemic is already impacting Ghana severely. Growth is slowing down, financial conditions have tightened, and the exchange rate is under pressure.The authorities have timely and proactively responded to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana and support affected households and firms.

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today approved the disbursement of SDR 738 million (about US$1 billion) to be drawn under the Rapid Credit Facility (RCF). The disbursement will help address the urgent fiscal and balance of payments needs that Ghana is facing, improve confidence, and catalyze support from other development partners.

The COVID-19 pandemic is already impacting Ghana severely. Growth is slowing down, financial conditions have tightened, and the exchange rate is under pressure. This has resulted in large government and external financing needs. The authorities have timely and proactively responded to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana and support affected households and firms.

The IMF continues to monitor Ghana’s situation closely and stands ready to provide policy advice and further support as needed.

Following the Executive Board’s discussion of Ghana, Mr. Zhang, Deputy Managing Director and Chair, issued the following statement:

“The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting Ghana severely. Growth is projected to slow down, financial conditions have tightened, and the exchange rate is under pressure. The budget deficit is projected to widen this year given expected lower government revenues and higher spending needs related to the pandemic. The Fund’s emergency financial assistance under the Rapid Credit Facility will help address the country’s urgent financing needs, improve confidence, and catalyze support from other international partners.

“The authorities’ response has been timely, targeted, and proactive, focused on increasing health and social spending to support affected households and firms. The Central Bank has recently taken steps to ensure adequate liquidity, preserve financial stability, and mitigate the economic impact of the pandemic, while allowing for exchange rate flexibility to preserve external buffers.

“The uncertain dynamics of the pandemic creates significant risks to the macroeconomic outlook. Ghana continues to be classified at high risk of debt distress. The authorities remain committed to policies consistent with strong growth, rapid poverty reduction, and macroeconomic stability over the medium-term.

“Additional support from other development partners will be required and critical to close the remaining external financing gap and ease budget constraints.”

https://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles/2020/04/13/pr20153-ghana-imf-executive-board-approves-a-us-1-billion-disbursement-to-ghana-to-address-covid-19

Vaughanlanrewaj:


Ghana has been broke since last year and yet to get out of it! Lagos is far ahead of the whole of Ghana!


IMF Executive Board approves a US$1 billion disbursement to Ghana to address the COVID-19 Pandemic

April 13, 2020

On April 13, 2020, the IMF Executive Board approved the disbursement of US$1 billion to be drawn under the Rapid Credit Facility.The COVID-19 pandemic is already impacting Ghana severely. Growth is slowing down, financial conditions have tightened, and the exchange rate is under pressure.The authorities have timely and proactively responded to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana and support affected households and firms.

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today approved the disbursement of SDR 738 million (about US$1 billion) to be drawn under the Rapid Credit Facility (RCF). The disbursement will help address the urgent fiscal and balance of payments needs that Ghana is facing, improve confidence, and catalyze support from other development partners.

The COVID-19 pandemic is already impacting Ghana severely. Growth is slowing down, financial conditions have tightened, and the exchange rate is under pressure. This has resulted in large government and external financing needs. The authorities have timely and proactively responded to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana and support affected households and firms.

The IMF continues to monitor Ghana’s situation closely and stands ready to provide policy advice and further support as needed.

Following the Executive Board’s discussion of Ghana, Mr. Zhang, Deputy Managing Director and Chair, issued the following statement:

“The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting Ghana severely. Growth is projected to slow down, financial conditions have tightened, and the exchange rate is under pressure. The budget deficit is projected to widen this year given expected lower government revenues and higher spending needs related to the pandemic. The Fund’s emergency financial assistance under the Rapid Credit Facility will help address the country’s urgent financing needs, improve confidence, and catalyze support from other international partners.

“The authorities’ response has been timely, targeted, and proactive, focused on increasing health and social spending to support affected households and firms. The Central Bank has recently taken steps to ensure adequate liquidity, preserve financial stability, and mitigate the economic impact of the pandemic, while allowing for exchange rate flexibility to preserve external buffers.

“The uncertain dynamics of the pandemic creates significant risks to the macroeconomic outlook. Ghana continues to be classified at high risk of debt distress. The authorities remain committed to policies consistent with strong growth, rapid poverty reduction, and macroeconomic stability over the medium-term.

“Additional support from other development partners will be required and critical to close the remaining external financing gap and ease budget constraints.”

https://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles/2020/04/13/pr20153-ghana-imf-executive-board-approves-a-us-1-billion-disbursement-to-ghana-to-address-covid-19

IMF also gave Nigeria billions

PetroDolla2020:
Ghana pays CNN to advertise? What stops Nigeria from advertising on cnn? Do you know how FDI inflows are calculated?

So, Nigeria paid for its economy to be designated the biggest in Africa?

The funny thing about you nigerians is that when statistics favour your country, you celebrate it, and when it it negative to your country, you discredit it. funny mudder fuggerz

It will be disrespectful to compare Nigeria to Ghana when the top 3 richest Nigerians are worth more than the GDP of our small neighbour Ghana.

My point is that $94m is a huge drain on a small country that is currently broke like Ghana.

$94m is small change to Nigeria but profound drain on Ghana. And there's no point comparing cedi to Naira. Which small country in the world would redenominate her country currency by knocking off 4 zeros and few months down the line has the new currency lose value by almost 3 times yet decieve her citizens that the new currency was the best performing!

If our government tries that nonsense by giving us a situation where almost 100K old naira is worth 1 new naira, we will resist it vehemently!
That's why we did not fall for the nonsense redenomination of naira Ghanaians fell for when our then cunny cunny CBN governor proposed it. The new cedi is almost 100K equivalent of the old cedi yet Ghana is still in debt! For God sake, who did this to Ghana!

That country has just been scammed and unborn Ghanaians will pay debt so tey, they will be in slavery to their debtors!
In few years, Ghanaians are coming back to Nigeria to work because the cedi, both new and old will be worthless unless God help Ghana !

achimotan:


IMF also gave Nigeria billions

Please read the basis for which that of Nigeria was considered and compare to that of Ghana sir.
Ghana's was urgent and an emergency! This is a Ghana that got debt relief in 2006 now back in serious debt trap in 2020 despite discovering oil!

https://www.one.org/international/blog/rising-debt-in-ghana-zambia-a-new-challenge/
Ghana is in deep poop!

Nigeria was not granted a debt relief and in fact we were ripped off when we repaid $18B dubious debt that were stolen and repatriated back to the west by corrupt government officials who hide the looted loans in European and US banks.

Vaughanlanrewaj:

Please read the basis for which that of Nigeria was considered and compare to that of Ghana sir.
Ghana's was urgent and an emergency! This is a Ghana that got debt relief in 2006 now back in serious debt trap in 2020 despite discovering oil!

https://www.one.org/international/blog/rising-debt-in-ghana-zambia-a-new-challenge/
Ghana is in deep poop!

Nigeria was not granted a debt relief and in fact we were ripped off when we repaid $18B dubious debt that were stolen and repatriated back to the west by corrupt government officials who hide the looted loans in European and US banks.

Yet Nigeria is the poverty capital of the world...not plenty talk dude

Nigeria 448 USD Billion
South Africa 351 USD Billion
Egypt 303 251 USD Billion
Algeria 170 USD Billion
Morocco 119 USD Billion
Ethiopia 96 USD Billion
Kenya 95 USD Billion
Angola 94 USD Billion


Ghana 66 USD Billion

Nigerians economy is more than 29 times larger than Ghana's minuscule economy and to even get close to Nigeria, it must first overtake.

To even suggest that Ghana will beat Nigeria and become the largest economy in Africa is really dumb and ignorant talk.

Absolutely. It will be totally disrespectful to compare Nigeria with Ghana. As a matter of fact, Nigeria is not even competent to polish Ghana’s shoes, and I will tell you why.

The 3 richest nigerians are worth more than the GDP of Ghana? By the way, is GDP food? The last time I checked, Nigeria is the capital of global poverty. Fuckeduppedness Even with your 3 richest men supposedly having the biggest GDP, nigeria is today the undisputed champions of global poverty how do you explain that?

What is life expectancy in that country? Today, Nigerians cannot even go their farms, they can only travel by air because people are being killed or kidnapped on the roads like animals your generator-powered economy is in recession. How man6 hours of electricity do you get each day?


Who are you fooling? Blowing useless air and ranting about nothing! Arguing with you is actually a complete waste of time

Vaughanlanrewaj:


It will be disrespectful to compare Nigeria to Ghana when the top 3 richest Nigerians are worth more than the GDP of our small neighbour Ghana.

My point is that $94m is a huge drain on a small country that is currently broke like Ghana.

$94m is small change to Nigeria but profound drain on Ghana. And there's no point comparing cedi to Naira. Which small country in the world would redenominate her country currency by knocking off 4 zeros and few months down the line has the new currency lose value by almost 3 times yet decieve her citizens that the new currency was the best performing!

If our government tries that nonsense by giving us a situation where almost 100K old naira is worth 1 new naira, we will resist it vehemently!
That's why we did not fall for the nonsense redenomination of naira Ghanaians fell for when our then cunny cunny CBN governor proposed it. The new cedi is almost 100K equivalent of the old cedi yet Ghana is still in debt! For God sake, who did this to Ghana!

That country has just been scammed and unborn Ghanaians will pay debt so tey, they will be in slavery to their debtors!
In few years, Ghanaians are coming back to Nigeria to work because the cedi, both new and old will be worthless unless God help Ghana !

Dumb dumb dumb Ghana does not need to grow its economy bigger than that of Nigeria to make it a pragmatic country.

Having the biggest GDP and languishing in poverty how many Nigerians have access to clean water? what is life expectancy in Nigeria? Can one sleep with his or her two eyes closed in Nigeria? How many youths are gainfully employed? How many hours of electricity do you get in that place? How many children are in school?<Those are the things I want to know, instead of your GDP, size of economy and all that crap!

What is the point in having the largest economy if majority of the people are desperately poor? Fuckeduppedness

plaindealer:



Nigerians economy is more than 29 times larger than Ghana's minuscule economy and to even get close to Nigeria, it must first overtake.

To even suggest that Ghana will beat Nigeria and become the largest economy in Africa is really dumb and ignorant talk.

Shut up! Nigeria applied and was given an IMf bailout? Yes or No? What exactly is your problem with Ghana? Get a life,huh? Ghana is not the reason Nigeria is fvcked today, huh? Fuckeduppedness

Vaughanlanrewaj:

Please read the basis for which that of Nigeria was considered and compare to that of Ghana sir.
Ghana's was urgent and an emergency! This is a Ghana that got debt relief in 2006 now back in serious debt trap in 2020 despite discovering oil!

https://www.one.org/international/blog/rising-debt-in-ghana-zambia-a-new-challenge/
Ghana is in deep poop!

Nigeria was not granted a debt relief and in fact we were ripped off when we repaid $18B dubious debt that were stolen and repatriated back to the west by corrupt government officials who hide the looted loans in European and US banks.

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PetroDolla2020:

Dumb dumb dumb Ghana does not need to grow its economy bigger than that of Nigeria to make it a pragmatic country.

Having the biggest GDP and languishing in poverty how many Nigerians have access to clean water? what is life expectancy in Nigeria? Can one sleep with his or her two eyes closed in Nigeria? How many youths are gainfully employed? How many hours of electricity do you get in that place? How many children are in school?<Those are the things I want to know, instead of your GDP, size of economy and all that crap!

What is the point in having the largest economy if majority of the people are desperately poor? Fuckeduppedness

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Your ignorant ramblings still can not alter the fact that Nigeria's economy is the largest in Africa and Ghana's economy is 29 times below Nigeria's economy.

Same dumb and ignorant rubbish, I'll take you seriously when in several lifetimes from now Ghana overtakes Nigeria, until then, you are just another old man with zero capacity to formulate sensible and adult thoughts, social issues.

You are just another self-loathing, self-hating, low self-esteem and inferiority complex anti-Nigerian losers we see on NL.

Wizzzzmike:


Yet Nigeria is the poverty capital of the world...not plenty talk dude

Is that why Ghana is so poor that my Lagos State, a part of Nigeria, is worth far more in GDP in GDP and can literally buy 5 times Ghana?
Who did this to Ghana and Ghanaians?

chai, see painment frustrated, hungry mudder fuggerz How is it my fault that nigeria is the acclaimed poverty capital of the world? na me talk am? naija don pafuka

I pity you sha e no easy to be tethered to a hopefully fvcked up shambolic shiithole kpele

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plaindealer:
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Your ignorant ramblings still can not alter the fact that Nigeria's economy is the largest in Africa and Ghana's economy is 29 times below Nigeria's economy.

Same dumb and ignorant rubbish, I'll take you seriously when in several lifetimes from now Ghana overtakes Nigeria, until then, you are just another old man with zero capacity to formulate sensible and adult thoughts, social issues.

You are just another self-loathing, self-hating, low self-esteem and inferiority complex anti-Nigerian losers we see on NL.

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funny mudder fuggerz you keep repeating this crap and yet your economy keeps going down bla bla bla Lagos state economy is better bla bla bla and yet every fvcking Nigerians is heading to Ghana these days Do you know the number of phone calls I get each day from desperate nigerians wanting to escape from nigeria and come to Ghana?

Lagos can't even fix the main road to seme? how many hours of elecricity do you folks get in Lagos? RUBBISH TALK do you know the number of people kidnapped and slaughtered like chicken in L



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Vaughanlanrewaj:


Is that why Ghana is so poor that my Lagos State, a part of Nigeria, is worth far more in GDP in GDP and can literally buy 5 times Ghana?
Who did this to Ghana and Ghanaians?

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No wonder, I should have known, this clown is ipob troll after all..


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