₦airaland Forum

ismail60:
I was having my lunch in a restaurant in Accra
this afternoon, when A friend started a
discussion of what some of our female Nigerian
students in Ghana have turned themselves into. I
could not agree more. While the parents spend
lots of money to ensure their daughters are
comfortable and graduate with flying
colours,their children have a different agenda.
There was this particular case of a young girl
whose mother rented a 2-bedroom flat for her in
Accra. My friend,said news just got to him this
week, that this student slept with 5(five) guys at
the same time and was still begging for more.
She is always high on hard drugs. And,the
mother,back in Nigeria will be booasting of her
daughter,who is studying in Ghana. Oh, so
pathetic.
Sadly to say, many of these young girls have
become international prostitutes and seriously
hooked on drugs. I mean what I am saying. And
many people in Accra can bear me witness.
Some of the mushroom universities attended by
the students lack hostel facilities and the
students are forced to rent accomodation
thereby according them too much privacy which
they are not matured enough to handle.
This issues also involves our boys. Some have
become drug addicts, school dropouts and they
still collect school fees from their parents.
Parents need to pay regular unexpected visit to
their children and monitor them via phone calls
at odd hours to find out where they are and
what they are up to. If you a parent, you must
never cease to pray for your children. And, if you
are not sure of child,s behaviour,keep him or her
close to you
1 gues

you are lying, you stole this from somewhere.
# raymondhill

lepasharon:
Togbe Kedinakpo

herh my student! what's up?

lepasharon:
Togbe Kedinakpo

herh my student! what's up?

GHA

Captain6:
Only those blinded by personal hatred for a thriving country, even in her website(nairaland not cedisland)you are blabbing now, would say that. I blame Nigerians who are foolishly developing the little space you call a country.

Go outside, learn new things and stop praising mediocrity!

AMERICAN POLICE STYLE: Allow the thief to catch you, then you catch the thief . . CHINA POLICE STYLE: Chase the thief until he becomes tired, then you catch him . . ARAB POLICE STYLE: Kidnap the thief's wife and threaten the thief to surrender . . INDIAN POLICE STYLE: Sing for the thief until he comes close to you, then catch him . . NIGERIAN POLICE STYLE: Catch any person on the street, beat him until he agrees that he's a thief.. . . . TRUE OR FALSE?? Happy Sunday to you all.

16. There were practises of female-female marriages amongst the Nandi and …


17. Kisii of Kenya, as well as …


18. the Igbo of Nigeria,


19. the Nuer of Sudan and


20. the Kuria of Tanzania.


21. Among Cape Bantu, lesbianism was ascribed
to women who were in the process of
becoming chief diviners, known as isanuses.

source: www.76crimes.com/2014/01/30/21-varieties-of-traditional-african-homosexuality/

cc lalasticlala

13. Same-se.x practises were also recorded among the Banyoro and …

14. the Langi.

15. In pre-colonial Benin, homose.xuality was seen as a phase that boys passed through and grew out of.

10. A Jesuit working in Southern Africa in 1606 described finding ‘‘Chibadi, which are Men
attired like Women, and behave themselves
womanly, ashamed to be called men”.


11. In the early 17th century in present-day
Angola, Portuguese priests Gaspar Azevereduc
and Antonius Sequerius encountered men who
spoke, sat and dressed like women, and who
entered into marriage with men. Such
marriages were ‘‘honored and even prized”.


12. In the Iteso communities, based in northwest
Kenya and Uganda, same-se.x relations existed
amongst men who behaved as and were
socially accepted as women.

7. Same-se.x relationships were reported amongst other groups in Uganda, including the Bahima, …

8. the Banyoro and …

9. the Baganda. King Mwanga II, the Baganda monarch, was widely reported to have engaged in se.xual relations with his male subjects.

4. In traditional, monarchical Zande culture,
anthropological records described homose.xuality as ‘‘indigenous”. The Azande of the Northern Congo ‘‘routinely married” younger men who functioned as temporary wives – a practise that was institutionalised to such an extent that warriors would pay ‘‘brideprice” to the young man”s parents.


5. Amongst Bantu-speaking Pouhain farmers
(Bene, Bulu, Fang, Jaunde, Mokuk, Mwele,
Ntum and Pangwe) in present-day Gabon and
Cameroon, homose.xual intercourse was known
as bian nkû”ma– a medicine for wealth which
was transmitted through se.xual activity between men.


6. Similarly in Uganda, amongst the Nilotico
Lango, men who assumed ‘‘alternative gender
status” were known as mukodo dako. They
were treated as women and were permitted to
marry other men.

Drawing on anthropological studies of the pre-
colonial and colonial eras, it is possible to
document a vast array of same-se.x practises and
diverse understandings of gender across the
entire continent

Examples include:


1. One notably ‘‘explicit” Bushmen painting,
which depicts African men engaging in same-
s.ex se.xual activity.


2. In the late 1640s, a Dutch military attaché
documented Nzinga, a warrior woman in the
Ndongo kingdom of the Mbundu, who ruled as
‘‘king” rather than ‘‘queen”, dressed as a man
and surrounded herself with a harem of young
men who dressed as women and who were her
‘‘wives”.


3. Eighteenth century anthropologist, Father J-B.
Labat, documented the Ganga-Ya-Chibanda,
presiding priest of the Giagues, a group within
the Congo kingdom, who routinely cross-
dressed and was referred to as
‘‘grandmother”.

Very nice pictures I must say bro, but you spoilt the fun by comparing the two cities
E-conflict warming up

janefrancisca:
I guess you area Ghanaian . Am not saying Nigerians are saints but then when it comes to morals, i think they are better off.

I am happy you typed you "think". I am "thinking my thinking" too. lolx

How is your day?

guttentag:
No level for Ghana, the Nigerians there na Bad belle them be, even ghanians don't like Nigerians, becareful with their women too as they can kill you and claim your property

my bro, are you part of our 21st century or u'v time travelled?
Bad things happen everywhere and not Ghana alone!

Kingbilo:
Guy, I schooled there for 4 years. My sis is still there after 6 years. My brother is also there 2 years now. I know what I'm talking about. My sister is working as a doctor in Ghana she just got her certificate. I just asked her to make sure. I dunno about before but right now there is no provision for cars for doctors. Also what you get after medical school is HOUSE JOB. Not employment. When your tenure is up on house job you are on your own. Ghana has also had power issues for a few years now. Granted their outages are much more organised than in Nigeria but on some months you might not have electricity for 12 hours at a time...

Did I forget to mention.. A few years back Ghana fell upon some huge oil reserves.. They are currently producing close to 500,000Barrels per day of oil.. Thats about a quarter of what Nigeria produces.. And for a population 8 times smaller than Nigeria.. The benefits of that oil boom should be felt twice as much by Ghanaians than anything government can do for Nigeria. Yet nothing has changed in Ghana.

GDP per capita for Nigeria is almost twice that of Ghana.. Forget what you see on the outside.. Ghana isn't as sweet as to you think..

always lying about Ghana.. most of the stuff you've posted are false but the oil one surprised me the most.. where did you get that info from
Anyway, follow this link to know about Ghana's oil production per day currently.
www.mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Ghana-s-oil-output-to-hit-500-000-barrels-daily-380305
Nevertheless, I wish Ghana had never found oil! s

AreaFada2:
As for the value of New Ghana Cedis, it's no biggie. Ghana dropped three zeros from their currency about a decade ago. C10,000 became C10. Soludo wanted to do same in Nigeria but Yar'Adua opposed it. Ghanian economy didn't suddenly grow at astronomical rate.

Many of my Ghanian friends still calculate using the old cedis in hundreds of thousands.

you are wrong!

we actually dropped four (4) zeros.

but to me it doesn't count anymore.. what I know is, currently Ghana cedis is "heavier" than Nigeria naira any day any time
The rest is my backcase...lol

Explorers:
8. You could remove a large part of your internal organs and survive.The human body may appear fragile but it’s possible to survive even with the removal of the stomach, the spleen, 75 percent of the liver, 80 percent of the intestines, one kidney, one lung, and virtually every organfrom the pelvic and groin area. You might not feel too great, but the missing organs wouldn’t kill you.

this is very true.. I even learnt the liver can grow back to normal size after some time when even 80% of it is removed..
God's creation is wonderful!

Explorers:
8. You could remove a large part of your internal organs and survive.The human body may appear fragile but it’s possible to survive even with the removal of the stomach, the spleen, 75 percent of the liver, 80 percent of the intestines, one kidney, one lung, and virtually every organfrom the pelvic and groin area. You might not feel too great, but the missing organs wouldn’t kill you.

this is very true.. I learnt the liver can grow back to normal size after some time when even 80% of it is removed..
God's creation is wonderful!

Explorers:
6. The largest internal organ is the small intestine.

Despite being called the smaller of the two intestines, your small intestine is actually four times as long as the average adult is tall. If it weren’t looped back and forth upon itself it wouldn’t fit inside the abdominal cavity.

Are you sure about this info?
Where do you place the liver in your ranking

fart:
Those where the good old days. What a shame. It is unfortunate that Nigeria has become an irreparable sh.it hole

say it again bro... Nigeria is a step away to become your moniker

Have a wonderful Sunday bro

noeloge82:
U are not been truthful or maybe u don't know how to calculate d exchange rate ghana money has been devalued and if u want to be sure Nigeria exchange rate to dollar is about 220 while ghana is about 470 now when ur given 1 ghana cidii add d 3 devalued zero to know d exact value u see 1 cedii is actually 1000
Where u buy joy soap 1cedii 20peswe that 1200 confirm and besure or google it and stop confusing urself

my guy you are totally ignorant of the Ghana cedis...Go and do your research well.. Polluting people is a bad habit!

Kyase:
stop deceiving yourself, ghanian

you are rather deceiving yourself.. bring your Naira to Ghana and exchange for cedis with your so called four (4) zeros (0) if that will make you feel good.


Have a happy Sunday anyway

janefrancisca:
I agree with what the op is saying. My father is a business man en route ghana to nigeria for 30 years now. So when me and my bro talked to him about going to Ghana to further our education. He vehemently refused, his exact words were "over his dead body will any of us go to school there or do we want to turn out to be hooligans, sex addict and drop-outs. He also said almost every young girl in Ghana has a kid/kids without being married and that though the standard of education is high over there compared to ours, he will prefer us to read a 4 years course for 6 years in Nigeria than going to school there. For him to have said all these, his eyes must have seen a lot.

my father will say worst about Nigeria, so I'm not surprised

have a happy Sunday

Kyase:
dont be decived by that, the naira has more value than Ghana's cedis. Four(4) zeros(0s) was removed from the cedis.

..
hahaha dey der and type History... old Ghana cedis is dead n gone, so what are you talking about

Oxygen01 I can see you!

Whynotthetruth:
All these blackmails need to stop...And Seun mods move these dirty rants to FP always... Is any there allegation or tangible case of corruption contained in this write up? Are Other companies doing jobs in Nigeria like Julius Berger indigenous? What's this guys crime so far?

Don't mind Op, because the guy is Ghanaian see de wahala ooooo.

everything is possible in Africa. .it could actually be the best somewhere. ..God save Africa

frisky2good:
Na only Ghana man go fit lie say hin be naija man no be person wey dey US

so dat people tag Ghana man as 419

webshopNG2:
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you really mean business. lolx

raymondhill:
Tilapia fish is one of the easiest fish to cultivate after the catfish.There are about 80 species of tilapia worldwide. The best specie for our environment is oreochromis niloticus. Popularly, called the nile tilapia, it is a very rugged fish and has the ability to multiply fast. To be an effective farmer, you have to avoid mixed-sex culture. Commercial tilapia culture is mono-sex culture.The male tilapia fish grows faster and bigger than the female. This means only males are grown to table size or market size. Tilapia is easy to grow compared to catfish since you do not need to sort them. It takes up to 6 months to get table size tilapia ranging from 100g to 500g.

Tilapia fish can be grown in earthen, concrete, cage or recirculatory ponds. They do well in water temperature of 20- 30c. They can feed on all sorts of food materials since they are omnivores. To grow tilapia, you have to buy all male fingerlings from reputable hatcheries. The flesh is meaty and very delicious compared to catfish. The key factors for a successful tilapia farming includes a good location, available of regular fresh water,quality feed, good drainage, quality fingerlings and great management tips.

There is a regular demand for tilapia in Ghana and a great rising market opportunity in Nigeria. To learn more about tilapia farming,you can contact me at raymondhillnig@yahoo.com

nice ..
but let me ask, are the tilapias in green green soup already

gunnykid:
The beauty of CHINA is TECHNOLOGY. The beauty of INDIA is PHARMACY. The beauty of ISRAEL is MILITARY MIGHT. The beauty of GHANA is GOLD. The beauty of BRITIAN is EDUCATION. The beauty of SOUTH AFRICA is DIAMOND. The beauty of LEBANON is CEDAR. The beauty of MALAYSIA is PALM OIL. The beauty of SAUDI ARABIA is TRADE. The beauty of KUWAIT is CRUDE OIL. The beauty of UNITED STATES is AUTHORITY. The beauty of JAPAN is AUTOMOBILE. The beauty of ITALY is TEXTILE. The beauty of CZECH is STEEL. The beauty of GERMANY is MACHINERY. The beauty of ARGENTINA is BEEF. The beauty of INDONESIA is WEARS. The beauty of IRAQ is AMMUNITION. THE BEAUTY OF NIGERIA is __________?

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