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Nice pictures. Waiting for updates please. BTW knust can't match UG legon |
[quote author=lezz post=38260811]What the source says about Nigerian firms and multinational firms run by Nigerians in Ghana is a fact. The question : Are the aforementioned Nigerians actually in those positions in Ghana? Is it true that a giant British pharmaceutical like GlaxoSmithKline opens shop in Ghana and has a Nigerian as the CEO? It is not extraordinary having other other nationals as MDs with Multinationals in host countries.Just as the CEO of GlaxoSmithKline is a Nigerian so also is the MD of Unileaver Nigeria a Ghanaian |
I found the article very condescending. Yes there are Nigerian Companies here but that does not mean they are running the economy. The MD and COO of Equity Assurance, Nem Insurance and Regency Alliance Insurance who were mentioned in the article would admit that their market share of the insurance industry in Ghana is very insignificant. The insurance companies with over 90% market share are all owned and run by Ghanaians. With the banking sector, I must admit the coming of Nigerian banks in a way encouraged Ghanaians to open bank accounts. They came with a policy of zero balance account where your account would not be closed even if you have no money in it as was the case. But aside these Nigerian banks, all the major banks are headed by Ghanaians. The MD of UBI petroleum is also listed as having 4 stations and is mentioned as one of the persons running Ghana’s economy Emmanuel Okeson is reported to have the biggest lighting company in West Africa and has 1000 workforce in Ghana. To say that is gross exaggeration is to say the least. Again Krif Ghana is mentioned as the biggest stationary outfit. That is false. The biggest is Ghanaian owned Kingdom books and stationary. So Dele Momodu owns a small restaurant and is included |
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V0lv0:Some of these guys lack emotional intelligence and manners. Always in the mood to engage in e wars with their multiple monikers. See how s. Illy this topic is |
those presidential guards are loyalist of Compare |
Unlucky business man. Rip. I wish those who sent u could be traced |
Owoloku1:Fidelity was established as a discount house by Edward Effah a Ghanaian as a discount house in 1998 and turned it into a bank in 2006.Is has no relationship or so ever with Fidelity Nigeria |
TheSuperNerd:Yes oo we meet again.Over here some people are boiling with rage when it emerged this morning that the Black Stars players were paid a winning bonus of $10,000 for their win against Mauritius in June in the AFCON qualifier . Before that game we were told the winning bonus had been slashed to $5,000 and people welcomed the idea.The winning bonus disparity among the national teams is so wide. I bet if we had even beaten you,the winning bonus for these guys would not be more than $2,000. This loss would would reinforce the argument in favor of slashing the winning bonus of the over pampered black stars and use the remaining to cater for the junior national teams. congrats by the way |
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Dar es Salaam university ,Tanzania
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Ashesi university
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Kenyatta University
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Ednite:If I remember correctly Hani did not do anything bad about from her occasional smoking. I think it was Betty who had a fling with Bolt of Sierra Leone |
V0lv0:U are back finally. Welcome |
all4naija:You the definition of the word primitive. So what do u have to say about Germany and USA who had invited him earlier. |
The opposition in Ghana see Buhari as an incorruptible leader same way as they see the opposition leaderAkuffo Addo who would come up against Manama next. They are happy he won cos he is of the same age as Akuffo Addo whom many consider to be too old. Indeed whenever the subject of age comes up, Buhari and Quattara are cited by the opposition to buttress the case that u could be over 70 years and still perform. |
Captainswag225:It's a planned thing from the Kuma hood film makers |
They are hyping a local movie about to be relaesed It's all well scripted to get attention. Every one would be eager to look out for the film. This Pr gimmick can backfire though |
[quote author=Lezzlie post=37668165]MOMENT OF SCATHING FACTS: JOBURG OF S.A alone has 24,000 millionaires . CAIRO OF EGYPT has 10,000 millionaires LAGOS OF NIGERIA has over 9,000 millionaires All OF GHANA has just 2,000 millionaires ![]() Accra Seen Adding Millionaires Faster Than Any Other Africa City A[b]ccra - The Ghanaian capital of Accra is expected to add dollar millionaires at the fastest rate of any African city over the next decade as a stable political regime and developed banking system help boost financial services, telecommunications and property development. [/b] The number of people with net assets, excluding their primary residence, of more than $1 million will surge by 78 percent to 4,100 individuals in Accra by 2025, according to an AfriAsia Bank New World Wealth report into African cities published Wednesday. The number of millionaires in Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, will climb 71 percent, while those in the Nigerian city of Lagos, Africa’s biggest, will advance 46 percent. Ghana has one of the best developed banking systems in Africa,” Andrew Amoils, an analyst at Johannesburg-based New World, said in an e-mailed response to questions. “It also has a strong free media and a competitive political structure, unlike most other African countries.” Accra’s expansion of wealthy people will also be spurred by “significant growth” in media and healthcare, he said. Johannesburg is the African city with the most millionaires in 2015 and is expected to retain that position with a 39 percent surge to 32,600 over the next decade. The South African city, which has the continent’s largest stock exchange and more entrepreneurs than anywhere else in Africa, has more than twice as many millionaires as Cairo, which is second on the 2015 list at 10,200 individuals. Only cities with a minimum of 2,000 millionaires were included in the report. There are about 163,000 millionaires living in Africa as of June 2015, with combined wealth of $670 billion, according to the report. U see ur mischief the article clearly state the city of Accra and not the country Ghana |
Lezzlie:Where u picked the gdp figure $522B for Nigeria also has that of Ghana at $ 70b but u have been spreading propaganda about Ghana's gdp being $50b again u always brag about lagos gdp being larger than Ghana,so what? the last time i checked the state of California in USA with a population of 38m has a gdp of $2.28trillion bigger than France with a population of 65m and with the gdp of $2.1trillion.Does that mean those in France don't have comparable living standard to Californians.Again New jersey gdp is bigger than that of Sweden but the standard of living in sweden can match that NJ |
What is attractive about the Islamic State that a sane mind would like to join.Is it the torture they take their captives through before killing them. Useless religious radicals |
iamord:Exactly. I remember visiting someone at Regimanuel Estates years ago. They had to call him to confirm if he truly knows me before they could allow me in |
Captainswag225:I don't know the age of this self acclaimed Ghanaian whose only job is to post controversial topics to feed those who have made e wars their hobby |
olumalcolm:maybe he was a coke distibutor |
Great insight.Doing a research on int.marketing and have found this useful |
forgiveness:That's Balme library. It was named after David Balm who became the first principal of then University college in 1948 |
ROSSIKE:There is nothing wrong having one discipline university like university of health sciences. Why do think Cuba has so many medical doctors and is able to send them to Africa and South America.There is even OLIN COLLEGE with an endowment of $349m in Massachusetts solely established for engineering education. |
ROSSIKE:Are you serious. Give me the mushroom ones on the list i provided. For your information 2 of your presidents even have honorary doctorates from UCEW and GIMPA |

