Truthteller2020:

Your laughing emoji is sign of your inner pain.. Check your fellow Ghanians post, that's how you all hide your pain.By the way what the hell are you doing on nairalander?where is cedisland? You low life idiot.get lost

That nuisance is a troll, many clowns and trolls like him are trolling all over NL. I ignored that clown for a reason.

Truthteller2020:
All the drinks they comsune in that country comes from Nigeria.They don't produce anything..I spent 7 years in that country and the country is a fuccking village

Madness and insanity is when you think countries that are beneath you and can not even survive without your own greatness, your own productivity and might are better than you.

It's madness.

stvpid shameless goat you spent 7 years in that "fuccking village" it took yu 7 years to know it was a "fuccking village?" very fooolish mudder fuggerz

lying magg0t. all the drinks they consume come from Nigeria? Such a useless liar nigeria doesn't even have electricity to produce anything. nigerian imports even toothpick

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Truthteller2020:
All the drinks they comsune in that country comes from Nigeria.They don't produce anything..I spent 7 years in that country and the country is a fuccking village

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keep on deceiving yourself. food prices are soaring in that shiithole you call country. people are being kidnapped upanddown in that smelly zoo. Instead of finding solutions to your numerous problems, you want to bad mouth Ghana?

Do you know the number of phone calls I received from desperate nigerians wanting to flee to Ghana? keep on deceiving yourself

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plaindealer:



Madness and insanity is when you think countries that are beneath you and can not even survive without your own greatness, your own productivity and might are better than you.

It's madness.

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Truthteller2020:

Your laughing emoji is sign of your inner pain.. Check your fellow Ghanians post, that's how you all hide your pain.By the way what the hell are you doing on nairalander?where is cedisland? You low life idiot.get lost

Stupid illiterate I'm here for blockheaded ppl like you to push sense into ur empty brains lol...why are you also on twitter? Why are you in so much pain twitter won't be coming to ur hellhole zoogeria lol

If you and your cohorts have done the needful, there wouldn't have been endsars

The largest online marketplace in Africa is Jumia, with 31.8 million visits per month. Jumia is the only marketplace in the list with a truly pan-African business, bringing in sales from Nigeria, Egypt, Morocco, Kenya, Tunisia and more.

Next is Takealot.com with [b]10 million monthly [/b]visits, 96% of which are from its home country of South Africa.

https://www.webretailer.com/b/online-marketplaces-africa/

The largest online marketplaces in Africa

Number 1. Nigeria.

Number 4. Nigeria.

Where is Ghana on that list?

plaindealer:



Madness and insanity is when you think countries that are beneath you and can not even survive without your own greatness, your own productivity and might are better than you.

It's madness.

Don't mind the idiot bro

Wizzzzmike:


Stupid illiterate I'm here for blockheaded ppl like you to push sense into ur empty brains lol...why are you also on twitter? Why are you in so much pain twitter won't be coming to ur hellhole zoogeria lol

Lol..Is Twitter from Ghana?you should ask me why I m on cedisland now,mumu idiot..

PetroDolla2020:
keep on deceiving yourself. food prices are soaring in that shiithole you call country. people are being kidnapped upanddown in that smelly zoo. Instead of finding solutions to your numerous problems, you want to bad mouth Ghana?

Do you know the number of phone calls I received from desperate nigerians wanting to flee to Ghana? keep on deceiving yourself

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Lol,so you think even if food keep rising in Nigeria for the next 10 years it will rise to that level of Ghana? you're taking the lead on that,keep it..How much is Toyota venzain your beloved Ghana? let's start comparison

Truthteller2020:

Lol..Is Twitter from Ghana?you should ask me why I m on cedisland now,mumu idiot..

Mumu fish. Did I say twitter belongs to a Ghanaian but u and ur stupid illiterate zoogerians bitching over it like jack is zoogerian lol warning him and shit... I'll be here to put common sense in ur head dude

Truthteller2020:
Lol,so you think even if food keep rising in Nigeria for the next 10 years it will rise to that level of Ghana? you're taking the lead on that,keep it..How much is Toyota venzain your beloved Ghana? let's start comparison

See ur stupidity how much is toyota venzain in Ghana dude truly ur an illiterate like ur prez. Did toyota tell you we are not buying them lol

Wizzzzmike:

See ur stupidity how much is toyota venzain in Ghana dude truly ur an illiterate like ur prez. Did toyota tell you we are not buying them lol

I just asked a question,and your brain went haywire..Dude,answer my question the way I asked simple..Why telling me about buying them or not,is that my question or you're running mad.well, that's typical of ghanians with their fish brain

Wizzzzmike:

Mumu fish. Did I say twitter belongs to a Ghanaian but u and ur stupid illiterate zoogerians bitching over it like jack is zoogerian lol warning him and shit... I'll be here to put common sense in ur head dude

Your broblem is assertive ignorance.You fool too much..You can't even construct a sensible sentence,yet you want to put sense on someone's head..Seems like your charity does not begin at home

Talking to you is a complete waste of my time I don't waste my precious time on certified f00ls

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Truthteller2020:
Lol,so you think even if food keep rising in Nigeria for the next 10 years it will rise to that level of Ghana? you're taking the lead on that,keep it..How much is Toyota venzain your beloved Ghana? let's start comparison

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Dutch tech talent company Tunga opens office in Lagos, Nigeria



Lagos, November 6th 2019 – Africa is emerging as a region with great potential for sourcing software developers. Tech giants such as Google and Microsoft invest heavily to welcome African tech talent into their ecosystems. Impact start-up Tunga aims to unlock the African talent pool to Western companies struggling to find qualified software developers​.


https://tunga.io/dutch-tech-talent-company-tunga-opens-second-office-in-africa-lagos-nigeria/

Tech Giants Converge in Nigeria as TD Africa Births Tech Experience Centre


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TD Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa’s biggest tech, lifestyle and solutions distributor and one of the companies in the Zinox Group, is set to launch Tech Experience Centre, a revolutionary tech project.

Global Tech Giants Converge in Nigeria as TD Africa Births Tech Experience Centre

Tech Experience Centre, an ambitious technology project that is widely expected to bridge the gap to cutting-edge technology for millions of Nigerians.

This is first time in the history of man and technology that global tech giants such as Cisco, Dell EMC, HP, Microsoft, Samsung, Philips, Bosch, Schneider Electric and Zinox, among others, are coming together to establish their respective experience centres under one roof to create a truly immersive and rich experience of latest technologies in action.

Tech Experience Centre, the first of its kind in Africa


The Tech Centre is widely expected to boost Nigeria’s relevance in the global technology race and shore up the country’s march to technology independence.

For the first time, Nigeria will play host to the latest global technologies including those not normally available in Africa


https://www.nigeriacommunicationsweek.com.ng/global-tech-giants-converge-in-nigeria-as-td-africa-births-tech-experience-centre/

Why Lagos has become Africa’s most attractive tech hub for investors.

After Flutterwave and Paystack, the Nigerian city has attracted local and global investors looking to find the next big African opportunity


Last week, a $170 million venture investment in Lagos-based Flutterwave, a payments processing startup, set the Nigerian tech ecosystem alight with excitement and pride. That’s because it is one of the few homegrown startups, with local founders and many early local investors, to earn the coveted unicorn status — a startup with a pre-exit valuation at over $1 billion.

It marks another significant validation of Africa’s budding fintech sector. On paper, five-year-old Flutterwave is already more valuable than all but a couple of Nigeria’s biggest banks.

In 2019, Nigerian startups were backed by more than $600 million in venture capital funding. Africa, as a whole, received an inflow of over $1 billion in the same year, the first time the continent’s startups crossed the threshold.


https://restofworld.org/2021/why-lagos-has-become-africas-most-attractive-tech-hub-for-investors/

Out of the $1 Billion tech investment received by the whole of Africa, Nigeria collected more than half, $600 Million.

Giant of Africa doing Giant things...

PetroDolla2020:
Talking to you is a complete waste of my time I don't waste my precious time on certified f00ls

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How can you talk to to me via website?your mumu is legendary

NO.

IT'S DUE TO PANTAMI.