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pegolala:Hey dude!No one gives a fvck about your pathetic biography.Go find yourself some cvnt and stop blaming Ghana for your miserable life. |
@Wale Don't make these ugly sambisa niggaz go hang themselves oo.Anyway its been fun going through this thread. |
WTF there's absolutely no comparison whatsoever.The difference is as clear as daylight.As usual the boko boys are 33 places beneath Ghana.This should ultimately put this matter to rest.
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ziqqz:I guess you were in sambisa forest when this news made headline huh? 3 Ghanaian students sweep waec International Excellence awards http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=110625 Three Ghanaian students on Tuesday in Lagos cart home all the three West African Examinations Council (waec) International Excellence awards for the best candidates that sat for the school examination among the five-member body. The council at its 63rd Annual Council meeting in Nigerian held at Multipurpose Hall,waec International Office, Ikeja, the council honoured the three candidates from Ghana withwaec International Excellence awards including cash as well as plaques. The three Ghanaian students: Hasan Mickail, 17-year-old, Kenyah Blaykyi, 18-year-old and Archibaid Enninful Henry, 18-year-old beat over two million candidates from Nigeria, The Gambia, Sierra Leone and Liberia that sat for the May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). The feat is the fifth in succession by Ghanaian candidates. The last time a Nigerian student won thewaec International Excellence Award was in 2007 by John Yusuf while in 2010, there were no winners. In the May/June 2014 WASSCE, Hasan Mickail recorded eight A1s including English Language and Mathematics, to claim first winner, Kenayah Blaykyi, made eight A1s to cart home the second prize and Archibald Enninful Henry recorded similar result emerged 3rd winner. Equally, the three students emerged the best three candidates inwaec Ghana May/June 2014 WASSCE. The council in 1984 introduced two categories ofawards, International award to be competed for by candidates in more than one member country and National Award restricted in scope to each member nation. Hasan Mickail, told our Correspondent that he, his parents and school were excited when the news emerged and was waiting to secure admission to read Medicine but was currently teaching in one of the schools in Ghana. Hasan, who is the third child out five children, revealed that for emerging the best WASSCE candidate in Ghana, the council awarded him a university scholarship. The second and third place winners also told our Correspondent how they prepared for the May/June WASSCE even as they showered praises on their parents and teachers for the academic success. The 63rd annual council meeting was to be hosted by Liberia but shifted to Nigeria and it attracted dignitaries including two Liberian ministers, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Augustine Ngufuan, Minister of Education, Mrs. Etmonia Tapeh, the Federal Government was represented by the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Abuja, council chairman, Prof Augustine Obanya, Registrar, Mr. Iyi Uwadiae and five Heads of National Office from Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, The Gambia and Liberia. |
Batman123:From my observation,I've realized these guys seem so oppressed and frustrated in that jungle to the extent that their only source of contentment is by dissing Ghana. |
Hahaha! Just did a little search and found out this guy has a mere 127 followers.It clearly shows he isn't that influencial to deserve such attention but since he has the enviable Ghanaian tag, bokogerians will have sleepness nights over his personal opinion.I can imagine how deep these starving bloggers had to dig to come out with such crap of a news just to taint the image of Ghana and make it a subject of ridicule in order drive to traffic to their sh! tty blogs. It's obvious you guys can't live your miserable lives without Ghana.If this isn't an evidence of gross obsession then I know not what it is. |
Hahaha! Just did a little search and found out this guy has a mere 127 followers.It clearly shows he isn't that influencial to deserve such attention but since he has the enviable Ghanaian tag, bokogerians will have sleepness nights over his personal opinion.I can imagine how deep these starving bloggers had to dig to come out with such crap of a news just to taint the image of Ghana and make it a subject of ridicule in order drive to traffic to their sh!tty blogs. You guys can't live your miserable lives without Ghana huh? |
iamrealdeji:As usual,your cohorts started talking trash before my fellow national began to retaliate. Anyway, this post further enshrines how obsessed you are with Ghanaians.I don't see why someone who has absolutely no influence in the Ghanaian media fraternity's personal opinion be held in such high esteem to the extent of even headlining your various forums. Honestly,I even doubt he's Ghanaian because I have no idea who he is.Will check him out to ascertain his true identity |
Wale112:This Achimota guy paa.Who doesn't know that girl is a chronic hater of anything Ghanaian. |
Point of correction they are Black Satellites and not Black Stars |
All Hail!! The Suffering And Smiling Republic Of Bokogeria
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lyntiffany:WTF did you expect?Is Ghana the only country on the list worthy of comparison?Why not compare your shitty passport to your neighbouring country Niger. |
gbemi514:Bring it on!I'm ever ready to smack your ugly boko face anyday. Fvcked up zoo inhabitant. |
gbemi514:Go to hell!Son of a loose cvnt. Anway,i heard the incompetent zoo keeper is making way for the herdsman.LOL |
ChristyG:Shut up b!tch!you should be thanking your stars a Ghanaian is tutoring you for free.Unfortunately,foolishness is ingrained in your genetic make-up just as any nigerian hence your inability to comprehend basic arithmetic.You really need Ghanaian education. |
JiggamanGh:I concur with you bro.I can solemnly swear on my life i had absolutely no idea about 'Ghana must go' till i stumbled on this forum.Trust me no relation nor acquaintance of mine has ever made mention of the incident till this very moment i'm typing. Let him insinuate whatever he so wishes,the truth still remains that majority of Ghanaians have no clue on 'Ghana must go'. |
gbemi514:Hahaha! A first degree holder with such a low IQ?How on earth can you suggest election campaigns as the cause of your inability to win any award since 2007?I guess you've been holding elections on a yearly basis. Anyway,i'm not surprised a dumbhead like you claim to be a first degree holder,afterall your clueless zoo keeper and his wife who can barely string a sentence together have degrees in zoology as well. |
gbemi514:Rantings of a delusional mofo.I guess your fvcked up tissues of a brain failed to comprehend this part of the story huh! ''The feat is the fifth in succession by Ghanaian candidates. The last time a Nigerian student won the WAEC International Excellence Award was in 2007 by John Yusuf''.It's pretty obvious from your post you've been campaigning for elections all this while to the detriment of your education. |
diceman1:Dream on! |
hairyanus:It's only in your wildest dream you would ever find this in your country FYI that is Tetteh Quarshie Interchange,Accra
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We going to whip some boko azzes as usual. |
derrick333:Since you decided to ridicule our ''poor english'',you should have atleast demonstrated what good english entails in your write up.A Nigerian talking of pronunciation sounds really amusing,sometimes i wonder if you guys learn phonetics at all.It always a pain to hear a nigerian talk,very horrible accent. Stop hiding under the disguise of social media english because nothing of that sort exist.It's only dumb and lazy folks who delude themselves with such crap. |
derrick333:If what you've written is what you term as English then you must be dumber your president.No wonder your fellow zoo inhabitants are so desperate to gain admission into our universities. |
Kai!! 3nti afe yi nso y3ntumi angye kuruwa yi? Ade3 yi ahye me paaoo. Despite our inability to annex this trophy,I still remain optimistic in the prospects of our stars. Bravo!! GHANA BLACK STARS.You've shone really bright. Unfortunately,this was just another scenario of ''the better side lost''. |
Ghana 3 -Ivory Coast 1 |
Tonylyte:Hahaha!You have no option but to join the winning team.Enough of the pretence. |
Krasid:Your chickens are wack.Deal with it |
14:That's for sure.Eq Guinea can't quench our blazing stars. |