₦airaland Forum

Joonana:
bros .. take it easy

Reminds of me petroldollor and oxygen who are always in the insulting mood.
Aden koraa

Nonybb:
What is this common Ghanaian doing in Nigeria all the time. Assuming that Ghanaians are not full of common peasants he could have as well gone to meet the Ghanaian richest man and leave Dangote alone

Grow up

obynocute:
had it been na naija this thing happen... hmmmmmm.. lemme come and be going. cuz mouth no fit talk wetin go happen to those residents in the coming weeks.

The Member of Parliament for Upper Denkyira West, Samuel Nsowa-Djan, has called on the Minister of Defence, Dominic Nitiwul, and Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Major General Obed Akwa to call some soldiers deployed to Denkyira-Obuasi in the Central Region to search for killers of Captain Maxwell A. Mahama, to order.

Captain Mahama was lynched by irate youth of the community on suspicion that he was an armed robber after a group of residents from whom he asked for directions during a Monday dawn jogging session spotted a pistol on him.

The community on Tuesday 30 May turned into a ghost town as residents fled from soldiers sent there to investigate the circumstances leading to the murder of their colleague. Reports said the soldiers were allegedly arresting and beating up residents.
Reacting to the development on 12Live on Class91.3FM, Mr Nsowa-Djan appealed to the soldiers to operate within the remit of the law. He was of the opinion that the situation could escalate if the youth of the town strike back at the soldiers.

Speaking to Jonas Ofori-Yeboah, the lawmaker, who disclosed he was on his way to his constituency to ascertain the facts for himself, said: “According to sources, over 30 people have been arrested including women but I can’t confirm it. But just now, I’ve been told that a lame man has been arrested and molested and when a situation of this nature happens, it is also going to lead to another problem.

“What the community did is very bad and I condemn it, but the way the military is also taking the issue I think it’s a whole lot. The community I’m told is now virtually empty. They have fled to the neighbouring communities and their farms and other places. So I’m appealing to the military, the Minister of Defence, and Chief of Defence Staff to call his people to order because if the people are to retaliate, the end result will be very bad.”

I pray those responsible for this dastardly act are apprehended and dealt with severely.

Rip MM

bunmioguns:
this is funny i swear


Ghanians are just attention seeking people


The whole of Ghana that is not even up to Ibadan


mtchew

Your Geography teacher did you a great disservice

Nowenuse:
This lady does not speak with a Nigerian accent.

I can't believe that a Nigerian girl this pretty will choose to date a Kenyan man. Kenya of all people? Hell no!

Come on ,cut the dude some slack.
He is handsome.You saw how your sister was blushing all over

mtis:
Rugby!!! The sport that brings all Kenyans together …

Is rugby more popular and well patronized than soccer in Kenya?

mansakhalifa:
@achimotan Occassional delays? Is that a sort of euphemism for debt or delay in payment? Specify sir. Thanks.

The pipeline got damaged for over a year forcing the VRA,the generator of electricity to buy crude which is more expensive to power their plants.
Switching from gas to crude greatly affected their balance sheet and delayed payment for gas supplied earlier

mansakhalifa:
@Achimotan you guys have been enjoying free gas all these while what do you mean 'isn't the gas being paid for?' Is that how you "pay" in Ghana,sir? I blame our myopic policy makers who have allowed this fester for long.

The gas is never supplied for free,it is paid for even though there are occasional delays.
The price at which gas is sold to Ghana is more than what is sold to you guys

[quote author=breadandbutter post=56725599]We feed Ghanaians, cloth thier citizens, establish businesses in their country for their citizens to work and still we supply them gas? Where is that ungrateful jiggahmangh and his fellow Ghanaians who constantly run their mouth on nigerians.

Ghana ought to be annexed by Nigeria as our 37th state. They depend on us for everything [/quote

Nonsensical talk from a chest beater.Was the gas being flared and going waste?
In any case isn't the gas being paid for?

Emmytrill:
Person wey Chris Attoh don sample left, right and centre finish

What is wrong with person sampling his wife

Nowenuse:
Yes they may be 5%, but they have always been considered the choiciest and the hottest. They have always remained Gollywood's darlings and are very influential.
In Nollywood, for every hot biracial actor you find, you have 20 hotter full blooded actors who are more preferred.

Stop talking about stuff you don't know. Who considers those guys as hottest. Juliet Ibrahim is not in the class of Jackie Appiah and Maratha Ankomah.Yvonne Nelson and Lydia Forson are award winning actresses who fill halls with their own produced movies

leathalbeast:
your dangote was born in Ghana. hahahaha what is Nigeria without Ghana?

Born in Ghana! This is news to me

fanficgirl:
The last guy looks like a Ghanaian celebrity based in South Korea.

How did you come to know Sam Okyere the famous black in South Korea?




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH8R5eB8ioo

Hbuyosh:
Hehehe. Nigerians have made enemies everywhere in this continent, it appears. And that's because of their aarogant attitude towards the other Africans, coupled with their nefarious activities in Africa and abroad, tainting even further the already not so good reputation of Africa

From ur handle, I guess u are Ghanaian. I read about this[b] Achimota College[/b] waay back when I was still in primary school in this Ghanaian English textbook written by one Ogundipe.....cant remember the title of the book.

You guessed right. Achimota School is one the best public secondary schools in West Africa
The establishment of Achimota School in 1927 was the first concerted effort by the British to extend education to the people of the Gold Coast.
Hitherto the three secondary schools in the colony were operated by the missionaries .Achimota was conceived to have a primary department,secondary ,teacher training and university all rolled in one.
The role of Achimota in the development of Ghana cannot be over emphasized.In 1948 when the people of the Gold Coast opposed the idea of the establishment of only one university for the whole of West Africa to be sited in Ibadan, it was Achimota School which hosted students and staff of the University of the Gold Coast until a permanent campus was constructed at Legon in 1951.

This thread is something else.One minute it is Nigeria against Kenya,the next moment it is Nigeria against S.A and then Nigeria against Ghana

popizaino:
me maame y3 ghana ni

Ok

popizaino:
yes moving into kasoa which is central region and nsawam in eastern region.

Are you living in Ghana or have you lived in GH before?

forgiveness:
No, Accra doesn’t have a single structure at 100m fit to be called a skyscraper. Meanwhile, Ibadan and Lome have a skyscraper each while Abuja has two already with one underconstruction.

Maybe, you meant highrise which must have 12 stories atleast but despite that Abuja still has more highrise than Accra.

Villagio vista in accra which is 27 floors is a skyscraper

People are still investing after this release.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKbHMNAscGc

Lovely

Beautiful

[quote author=EmekaBlue post=56139793] what specific great doing has the so called president they have done?! Nothing


so stale to me[/quote


He has abolished 17.5% financial services VAT as well as VAT on domestic airfares.

Nowenuse:
I read somewhere that 10% of Ghanaians speak french. How true is this?

I am certainly not part of the 10%, maybe Joonana is.But for country surrounded by 3 Francophone countries,it seems to me we don't take the French language seriously.By the way, our president speaks french impeccably

[quote author=Horus post=56111795]Off topic, this thread is about Kenya and Nigeria only, so Xenophobic south africans are not allowed here[/quote


Lol.add my Ghana too.
Don't know why Ghanaians got themselves entangled on a topic about Kenya and Nigeria

[quote author=PetroDolla7 post=55755243]Fuckeduppedness!

Master slow down

[quote author=V0lv0 post=55686529]Nigerians and their wahala with Ghana
I can bet my last dime that it was a Nigerian that posted that pic and tagged it as egusi.

Firstly Ghanaians don't make egusi stew. It is not a Ghanaian dish. Sometimes when making kontomire stew some people like to add egusi to it but it still is no where near or taste like the Nigerian version of egusi stew.

Please let Ghanaians rest.



Well said

@ petroldollor3 take a pill and chill

Fugu is is a popular dress in Ghana,so all you mofos ridiculing Ghana should get life.

He is not the first president to wear one and certainly will not be the last.

iamord:
if her mother is ghanaian how come the fathere bears the name attah..??

I don't get what you mean.Are you saying there are no Nigerian names such as Atta?

fineboynl:
wait is it possible for government to appoint another national from another country?

Her mother is a Ghanaian .Saratu and Rebecca Akufo Addo ,the wife of the president elect are cousins from the maternal side