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vankelvin:
Oh look for a place and sleep.
You've never won any argument in your life so hush it.

Who has time for your long essay's?

Just listen to your brother and cut the crap, even they are running away from Kenyans not you.

Lol hahahaha the zolianns are cowards lol
Hahaha the Kenyans are bashing you here instead of you to face them here you want them to move to another thread hahahahahaha
Lol no wonder the zoo is been run by the Fulani north lol such cowards

The Zoo

Lol so the Nigerians don't want to engage Kenyans hahahahaha lol roan77 is a coward lol so hahahahaha
#Nigeria is a zoo

Just30:
Now you are shocked to realise that Ghana has been using a similar system way back except this time, the Data is not in trust of Banks but a central authority.

It's official, you know nothing hence the constant lies.

Everything in my writeup above can be verified.




You empty heads keep disgracing yourselves here.

My guy u too much

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What I have realized is that the Nigerians are intentionally engaging Ghanaians to avoid the Kenyans lol the name of the thread was meant for them I earge my Ghanaian people to stop engaging the zolianns let them face the Kenyans

My brother vankelvin how you doing
Ma y3n fiii alata fuo no Kenya fuo no b3 y3 omo hu adwuma

Enugu government hospital

Enugu state government hospital

The World Bank has ranked Nigeria as the second largest country in the world after India and the first in Sub-Saharan Africa with more of her population without electricity.

This is as a result of Nigeria’s inability to provide electricity to about 80 million of its people, according to the Bank, in a draft report of its environment and social systems assessment (ESSA) of the Power Sector Recovery Program (PSRP) it is working on with the country’s federal government.

In this regard, the World Bank revealed that the country would need to connect between 500,000 to 800,000 new households to electricity sources every year between now and 2030 to be able to achieve her targets of universal access to electricity for its citizens.

https://www.businessamlive.com/nigeria-ranked-2nd-largest-electricity-access-deficit-in-world-as-80m-homes-live-without-power/


#prayfor the zoo

The World Bank has ranked Nigeria as the second largest country in the world after India and the first in Sub-Saharan Africa with more of her population without electricity.

This is as a result of Nigeria’s inability to provide electricity to about 80 million of its people, according to the Bank, in a draft report of its environment and social systems assessment (ESSA) of the Power Sector Recovery Program (PSRP) it is working on with the country’s federal government.

In this regard, the World Bank revealed that the country would need to connect between 500,000 to 800,000 new households to electricity sources every year between now and 2030 to be able to achieve her targets of universal access to electricity for its citizens

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Lol Nigeria can't even protect their barracks in their biggest city how much more bono state hahaha

The zoolians can't even protect their own barrack they need vigilantes hahahahaha watin man no go hear lol

vankelvin:
Oh please allow them to massage their ego

Let them post their Beverly hills Enugu

Those guys are too plain dump they suffering and smiling the whole world no that zoo is bleeped up lol

Roan77 your minster of petroleum says you zoolians should be proud niger is waay better than you zoolians

Roan77:
Enugu.

Ye, ye

You got no shame posting this scrapps here hahahaha

vankelvin:
Appisko bra na ad3n?
Won't you allow people to post pictures of their roads in peace?

Ooo my brother you are too bad

Hahahhaa those zoolians are too dump posting enugu of all places the brown roof republic

The real Enugu

Enugu those zoolians are posting

Nigerian minister of pretrolim says the country should be proud they importing crude oil from niger
That country is a complete zoo

Vigilantes now being paid to protect military barracks lol what a failed state

Vlain:
Old new bro. Ghana be village

Old [b][/b]New hahaha which is which.
U need to go back to school

Vlain:
Lol dem.go still disappoint U like jilln5 and Saddam did.
U hobbits fool be er learn do U.
Maybe that's why Accra is the way it is

Lol see this fool we showing the whole world what the zoo is really made of nothing they work for that hell whole .
And mind you Nigeria soiled the name of west Africa since 1960 .
Ghana is the only star shinning in west Africa

Vlain:
Old new bro. Ghana be village

Ozur which one is old news that's the reality in that ZOO a whooping 60 million ppl don't have access to portable water and 130 million ppl don't have a decent toilet facility .Chain Nigeria is indeed a failed state
#Nigerian is a zoo

kabe1:
How do they plan to fight Egypt since they are already fighting amongst themselves?

I think Egypt vrs Ethiopia would be a mismatch

NairobiWalker:
West Africa is fvcked up. I can't believe a dude called nowenuse had a field day mocking Maasais for drinking blood in the earlier stages of this thread when they eat the most weird foodstuffs in their place. No wonder West Africa has the least wildlife in Africa despite having a very wildlife friendly climate.

Point of correction Nigeria is bleeped up not the whole west Africa you have to know that

Almost 60 milion ppl don't have access to clean water omo naija

Nigeria’s economy is driven by oil. This has helped it grow from a developing country to lower-middle-income status, although changes in global oil prices make progress unstable.

Despite this, Nigeria has made solid progress in reaching people with water – seven in ten people now have clean water to drink. But with fewer than three in ten people having a decent toilet, the country has a big task ahead of it to install the right sanitation systems.

We are working with the Government as it renews its efforts to reach the people who are most in need of these essential services. And powerful voices are helping us – from women and young people to traditional and religious institutions.

Together, we will bring about lasting change across the whole country, not just in villages and local communities. Lasting change in millions of people’s lives.

57 million people don't have clean water.

That's 3 in every 10 people.

130 million people don't have a decent toilet.

That's 7 in 10 people who are more likely to be ill, more often.

Almost 45,000 children under 5 die a year.

Due to poor water and sanitation.


https://www.wateraid.org/us/where-we-work/nigeria
A whooping 130 million ppl to have a decent toilet chai omo nija

vankelvin:
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That's the plain truth, nigerians don't deserve electricity, darkness is their birth right so no government is ready to deny them of what they deserve

Mumu people

And the guy is proud about that to lol.
Forgot he is the same popizino in Ghana enjoying Electricity 24/7