Dessyguy: Adebayo Akinfenwa,aka the strongest man in football put an excellent display for AFC Wimbledon during their narrow pre-season defeat at the hands of chelsea.The man labelled the worlds strongest footballer due to his ability to benchpress 180kg almost twice his body weight is also statistically the strongest footballer on the video game Fifa 14.He gave chelsea a lot of headaches with his physique yesterday.

quinfayva: July borns greatest gbo gbo.. I rep 20th

safarigirl: Terrible reply

He speaks without fore-sight. Tomorrow he may not be where he is today. He may be dead, he may be poor, he may need a kidney transplant or something any of his family are in a position to give him and he won't get it because 'the only family he has are the ones he built'

He thinks this is USA, in the western world people die ALONE because they shut out extended family. Very disappointing reply from him

rigarmortis:


shut up you dumb fvkc.

typing from a dingy corner in a flea infested room in downtown takoradi.

who are you fooling.....

SantaMafia: According to the World Bank, 90% of Nigerians survive on $2 a day or less, compared with 52% in Ghana

Life expectancy is 52 years in Nigeria and 64 years in Ghana.

Corruption: Nigeria is rated 139th most corrupt, while Ghana is rated 64

Electricity—120 million Nigerians don’t have access to electricity
https://www.nairaland.com/1314971/120m-nigerians-without-electricity-fg

70% of Ghanaians have access to electricity http://www.energymin.gov.gh/?p=346

According to the United Nations Human Development Index 2012, which measures life expectancy, literacy, education and standards of living for countries worldwide, Ghana was designated a Medium Human Development country and ranked 130. Nigeria was classified under the Low Human Development category and ranked 142.

[url] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_African_countries_by_Human_Development_Index[/url]

The World Health Organisation (WHO) says in 2012, 143 out of 1000 children in Nigeria died before their fifth birthday. In Ghana, 74 out of 1000 children died before their 5th birthday during the same period.

The 2013 Global DuPont Food Security Index, which measures food security in 107 countries by looking at factors like food affordability, availability, nutritional quality and safety, ranked Ghana 68 (3rd in Africa after South Africa and Botswana). Nigeria was ranked 86.
http://www.businessdayonline.com/New/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=40912:nigeria-ranks-low-on-food-security-report&catid=76:hot-topic&Itemid=564
http://foodsecurityindex.eiu.com/Country/Details#Nigeria

Ghana is ahead of Nigeria in FIFA rankings.

Nigeria is not likely to meet any of the MDG targets, while Ghana is on track to achieve four of the MDG targets.

OAAC: lol! Y'all ar laughing stocks here. And just so you know, CNN NAMED THE NIGERIAN ACCENT THE 5TH SEXIEST IN THE WORLD, And TOP 7 BEST. So shove that shii up your *sshole, and stop hating....it ain't good 4 ur health

Ashantiking:

Let's not talk about their accent. That's would take a whole century. Horrible English. I laugh everytime I hear a Nigerian speak.

OAAC: you said it all, hommie.

OAAC: lol. . .you already made it clear, that my sentences are too complex for you. In other words, you just can't comprehend me... So i really dnt expect you to talk back. Run along, kiddo

OAAC: hahahahaha. Turns out, you're much worse than yur dumb*ss counterpart..... Speak english, or don't speak atal:>

OAAC: stale!! the nigga i quoted, responed, and we ended it there. . . Stop being delusional k?

OAAC: you've been to nigeria, you've been to ghana,...i doubt you have ever been to an english class:>

Cubeet: That's non of your concern....Terrorism is not just an internal issue but a world wide issue....

50calibre: Ghanians are known for their inferiority complex, it's ingrained in their DNA.

Their love for anything western makes them servants to white people, loot at any Ghanian you know (or at least most), even look at their movies, you'd see they are just wannabes.

An average Ghanian can fight his African brother all day for nothing, but put a white man in front if him, he becomes a sheep willing to bow & scrape.

Cubeet: shut dafuq..... Nigerians may leave their country for other European country but never denies their nationality...gaynas are so so ashamed of their country... dey are in real hell

Blockus: The Next GHANA must go would be sanctioned by the UN.


I guess we have no cause for Alarm because to catch a Ghanaian is not hard. They cant blend into the crowd. Its like an Albino trying to hide in a room full of Niggas.

Cubeet: No fact anywhere that shows that Nigerians are denying their nationality.

contactlenz: Ghana is a SINKING country

himkers: Those peeps are never proud of their country, yet they will come on nairaland to abuse Nigerians

Up NIGERIA!

gallantsoldier: Useless gaynaians always disgracing africa we are having security problem but very soon we shall overcome the bokoharams the same way we did with the militants in niger delta if gayna wer in nigeria shoe by now der would be worst than somalia because ur army is a shithole bokoharam and militant too big for una na OPC go end una career

Burger01: Ghanaians, renouncing their nationality since 1867.

Make them no come naija. We don't need them. Brazil na better place for them

snadguy007: Everybody be like i cant stand this, i cant stand that when they are actually guilty of their so called 'turn offs'

SMH.....Hypocrisy at the highest order

Litmus: you have to be disappointed that the Nigerian army have been adjudged by the Americans as "slow to learn". I would be much happier if the Nigerian army had been adjudged as being absolutely unable to learn. See, the thing is, "slow to learn" in the complex Socioeconomic/political and racial interaction between Nigeria and America simply means, that the Nigerian army refuses to seed sovereignty to the American. This might be in sharing intelligence, abandoning our own hard-won military lessons in relation to local environments in favor of that of the Americans; refusing to act as if America has all the answers; stubbornly but deservedly drawing reference to mistakes Americans made in their own COIN operations in Afghanistan and Iraq; reacting as adults would to condescending and paternalistic American attitudes; remembering American Mali Army training, the resultant capitulation of said Army in the face of mild Militant attacks and therefore being dismissive of the capability of American army to train Nigerian Army personnel; Nigerian personnel not taking American concerns for human rights seriously when America has no concerns about the human rights abuses of some of its most enthusiastic clients such Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Iraq, Pakistan and others.


I only hope that in all this Nigeria recognizes that America is not our Friend and that we can keep our dignity, persevere thorough this difficult times without being panicked into capitulating to American condensations because of pressure from the ignorant Nigerian public and Mediarati- such as exhibited here on Niraland by some. Nigeria should be encouraged by the fact that there are now other powers to turn to for hardware and that there are also a growing list of Nations that share our experience of terrorism with which to network and share tactics and lessons.


If Nigeria is in any doubt, refer to our cultural learning, we know that true Friends treat each other with respect. We know that Slavers are paternalistic and are media savvy. Dont let anyone decisive you that in business and politics that there are no friends or respect.

craziebone: well, from absolute smoothness to court petitions. I genuinely hope your next election returns back to absolute smoothness.

bigass: Oyedepo and the likes are thieves. they are robbing you,yes you,the tithe givers. These ole pastors can make someone lose faith in God. Wicked Mfs

craziebone: i have never seen Ghana as less corrupt than Nigeria. I think it is frustration that made people compare Nigeria to Ghana.

They use to be called Gold Coast. What did they do with the money?

I think their elections have been less violent because after the gold, there was nothing to fight for. Now that they have oil, we are begining to see their electoral preocess becoming more contested and violent. If you have been monitoring Ghana's elections for a while now, you will come to see that there is more controversy surrounding their elections as they go by.

The election that brought Attah Mills in is a bit more credible and less controversial than the one that brought in Mahama. Their next election will even be more controversial and violent than the past ones.

donem: