₦airaland Forum

Please who knows where I can watch the match online?

Kslib: See your mouth. It took the police 30 minutes to appear at the scene where a soldier was killed on a busy road for that matter WHILE in naija those two guys would have been dealt with before 25 seconds sef..

You took that right out of my mouth fingers.

bakynes: Am with you brov, Seun honestly needs to do something about these Ghanaians on this forum.Ghana will never forget that slogan 'Ghana Must go' we used in driving them out of our country and that is why they continue to hate us both home and abroad.You can shout from now till you die Ghana will never b bigger than Nigeria.Nigeria and Nigerians have problems just like every other country and very soon we will solve our problems.

Perfect, I was thinking of opening a thread concerning this issue, some of them join Nairaland with just one thing in mind; to insult Nigeria and Nigerians. 90% of their posts are just insults on Nigeria. They should be banned indefinitely(Cyber Ghana must go)

Punch is leading the abuse of press freedom in Nigeria.

A top intelligence official, who declined to be named.
A senior State Security Service official told one of our correspondents on condition of anonymity

Am I the only one who has noticed that the above lines are ever present on JTF/Bokoharam related Punch articles? Who are they fooling? They have learnt the British press method of adding 2 and 2 to get 5.

Ricky_Ross: With or without Drones, our gallant soldiers were able to destroy and dislodge those boko haram cowards from their bases. America is looking for cheap propaganda.

Did America write this article?

9jadelta: you this mor.on,

I'm still waiting for you to tell me what went wrong with my first post on this thread. let's see if you can stand me when it comes to English.

the fact that i speak a lot of pidgin on nairaland doesn't mean i cant sell you and your family with my grammar. now let's get down to business

Check they guy's post history, he has never said anything positive about Nigeria. He's just another Ghanaian pretending to be a Nigerian here.

ghananotnaija: I'm Ghanaian, but I work in Nigeria.

Nairaland isn't just for Nigerians; there are loads of Ghanaians, people from Rep of Benin, Togolese, Cameroonians, and South Africans here too.

Also, I want Nigerians to be aware how much they are behind their neighbours, especially Ghana, so they would being complacent and demand change.

So why couldn't you find a job in Ghana since you have a more conducive business environment or are you a gateman in Nigeria?

ghananotnaija: Outsourcing doesn't require perfect English but definitely decent English, which most Nigerian graduates do not posess. Neither do South Africans, and especially Kenyans. Educated Ghanaians, on the whole, speak better English than educated Nigerians. I have been educated only in Ghana and found that I am on a different level in basic language skills as well as technical skills compared to my counterparts educated in Nigeria. The Nigerian education system is in shambles. Foreign-educated Nigerians wouldn't want to work for peanuts in outsourcing.

But before that, unreliable power supply and endemic corruption makes Nigeria one of the least attractive places for business outsourcing. I'm not trying to put Nigeria down, only to bring some reality into this conversation.

And yes, Ghana is better than Nigeria. In almost every way: infrastructure, political stability, leadership, rule of law, social harmony, education, health care, environment.

You can't even spell 'possess' correctly, where is your proof that educated Ghanaians speak better English than their Nigerian counterparts? Who are you to advice us, what do we have to learn from Ghana? You said Nigerian environment is not conducive for foreign investment, what investments do they have in Ghana as compared to Nigeria? How exactly is Ghana better than Nigeria in healthcare and all the other sectors you mentioned?

I pity for these Diasporans, neither here nor there.

Spits on thread and walks away

nacosprof: I 4still don travel out but my degree couldn't allow me, now am a graduate without Job,... Alternative hustle has been the key so far,..watching my future wasting b4 my bear-eyes

@bolded you see what your problem is?

Hmm another Ghanaian president seeking for handouts, GEJ don't behave like OBJ o!!!

babaskool2: Dear nairalanders i would be spamming Nairaland as a form of protest at a particular moderator with the 100 email addresses im about to create, the point is it makes Nairaland unbearable and as all you see is post is hidden in almost evry thread you open. Thank you

You have my support, I am going to hack into the account of one of these moderators very soon.

I remember finance minister Ngozi Okonjo Iweala complaining of the same issue last year during the subsidy brouhaha. She said she had grown up adults sitting at home without jobs and she gives them monthly allowances, she said the subsidy money could be used to industrialise the nation and provide jobs for our youths. Even though, I was against the removal of subsidy, I could see the pain in her eyes when she said her children whom she had trained to graduate level were still still receiving monthly allowances from her. Ngozi is on the other side of the divide, she is not Jonathan's opponent like El Rufai, but the issue is the same. If this could be happening to children of highly placed individuals, how about the ordinary ones? This is the issue we should be tackling, must we politicize or make a joke out of every thing? Those people attacking El Rufai because he opposes PDP, what do you say about Ngozi's case?

goldfish80: Whats all the fuss about? His daughters should check Jobs section on nairaland, or subscribe to jobberman newsletters.

How many have you gotten from the ones you checked? Who told you they don't check?

ckkris: Teacher. Were these problems created by President Jonathan, or by Hell Roofai and his fellow born-to-ruin?

The problem is there, what do we do about it? El Rufai was minister of FCT, how can he be responsible for the unemployment situation?

More than half of the people here asking why his daughters can't find job for themselves, are unemployed. Why can't you guys find jobs for yourselves too? He's using the unemployment status of his daughters as a case in point to a wider problem, instead of tackling the issue you guys are attacking the man. Jobless twäts

Emmadani: Wathn happen to Essien?Hmm ghanian girl and nigerian guyz,dis is now getting serious.Jackie appiah,yvonne nelson and naw nadia buhari,d 3 most popular ghanian actress,WHO WULD BE NEXT?

Ghanaian guys can't perform on the pitch and they don't even treat them well off it. Naija guys treat them well on and off the pitch.

His hustle has paid off.

I am out, Ghanaians keep enjoying our cyber hospitality.