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Politics › Re: Updates: APC Presidential Primaries 'Ballot-Box Counting' Thread. by iamord(m): 1:05pm On Dec 11, 2014
laykorn:
Heheh. I was talking about the man you quoted. The one talking about blood.
Ayamlaykorn
oh i get! soree!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by iamord(m): 1:01pm On Dec 11, 2014
GHKWAME1:
I keep stressing that you guys keep Ghana out of this comparison of d1ck sizes, but you keep bring us into this fvckkery.

Kwaaaa! @BOLDED! Coming from someone who is a citizen from a one party state, this is laughable! Ghanaians have shown the mettle in changing governments when the need arises, receiving lectures about democracy from Nigerians is an insult. tongue … What delusional lies are you making about EPA? First off! this agreement does not involve east Africans, secondly! You guys always W'ack off this your idea of controlling Ghana's economy, no wonder your country is the number one fraud capital on earth. What economic miracle exists in Nigeria? You only sit down for mannah(oil) to fall, whilst countries like Ghana do the hard work, see how your oil dependent economy is crumbling as a result of low prices in oil? Sloganiarism is the hallmark of the Nigerian, from giants of Africa to Africa's biggest economy, there is nothing to show for all these years of boastfulness. Y'all behave like the student whose father can't pay his school fees but has money to buy a cow to celebrate his birthday.
gringringringringringringringringrin!!!
Politics › Re: Updates: APC Presidential Primaries 'Ballot-Box Counting' Thread. by iamord(m): 12:59pm On Dec 11, 2014
laykorn:
Mad men roaming the streets of NL. Don't quote them abeg. Its the attention they like most.
Ayamlaykorn
your are a standard ode. Why you quote me??
Politics › Re: Updates: APC Presidential Primaries 'Ballot-Box Counting' Thread. by iamord(m): 12:55pm On Dec 11, 2014
100Cents:
Can't you see the blood of baboon inside Buhari ballot box ?

Smh..
what is this one saying?
Politics › Re: Updates: APC Presidential Primaries 'Ballot-Box Counting' Thread. by iamord(m): 12:31pm On Dec 11, 2014
Ill be happy if buhari becomes nigerias president. Its not as if he is holy but. He will definitely change the game. Kudos to APC for showing maturity in the voting Process
Romance › Re: Do You Find Guys Who Braid Their Hair Attractive And Vice Versa? by iamord(m): 10:43am On Dec 11, 2014
missberrypop5:
Picture or .... You know na grin
don't worry I will Make u a staunch believer grin
Romance › Re: Do You Find Guys Who Braid Their Hair Attractive And Vice Versa? by iamord(m): 10:40am On Dec 11, 2014
dechandel:
I prefer bald guys tongue
taaaa!!! I forbid it for u
Romance › Re: Do You Find Guys Who Braid Their Hair Attractive And Vice Versa? by iamord(m): 10:33am On Dec 11, 2014
missberrypop5:
Ladies Do you find guys who braid their hair attractive?
Men do you find women with low cut attractive?

As for me, yes i do.
am glad you love guys on braid. Just from the saloon. Did a nice clean all back. You can imagine the attention and trips I have gotten since the braids was added to my cv. But the elderly people be like, as a. Child of God................ grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by iamord(m): 10:25am On Dec 11, 2014
EVarn:
exactly!,ghana was the first country to approve of the EPA{europian partnership agreement},while nigeria opposed it.ghana was trying to influence other west african countries to adopt the EPA without proper ratification of some of the terms and conditions applied,not until nigeria refused to sign the EPA and demanded proper ratification of agreements before other countries{west african and east african} started seeing the sense in nigeria's stance.EU is now begging nigeria to sign the EPA.ghana behaves like an european puppet,running its economy like a private enterprise.really,mahama needs to be removed from power,nigeria recently cut gas supply to ghana and restricted ghana's trade import,predictably,ghana's already ailing economy crumbled,now ghana needs another IMF bailout,second in just 10 years!.
. Lol u Got the whole picture totally wrong. When last did u check about the epa agreement to know that no one has signed it yet. ? Do you also know nigeria is in the process off Signing too? Its like you are not clear Of the happenings in west africa. I have said it times without number that a lot of nigerians have misconceptions. Only if you will take time to Study. Nigeria cutting gas supplies is not as a result of the epa agreement whatsoever or any beef between both countries but the fact that nigeria is having problems in the down stream and not enough supply for the country. And also a part of the pipe that developed fault in togo..despite that. . Nigeria has not cut supplies. Its just below. Par. It not just nigerias gas but a west african agreement of which as soon as ghana gas is complete ghana can send through the same pipe in a reverse flow. To all west african countries. So what nigeria is doing is not a favor but a partnership. Sadly nigeria hasn't kept up. You willl have problems and misconceptions when you think of business in such negative manner. And which time was the trade import blocked. You seriously need to get you facts right. So as not to be taking away by. Street side politics and hear say. The main reason nigeria is blocking imports from ghana is cos of seceral factors. Fear of Competition and nigeria wanting to strengthen internal trade and export power. Nothing more.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by iamord(m): 8:05am On Dec 11, 2014
EVarn:
just like ghana is our biggest regional supporter,but the problem with regional allies is that over time,they become too ambitious enough to threaten the national interests of the regional {bloc's} leader.
and competition is Becoming stiff between the 2 regional players . That's why both countries are having trade difficulties
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by iamord(m): 3:43pm On Dec 10, 2014
Politics › Security Alert: Ghanaians Recruited Into Boko Haram by iamord(op): 2:17pm On Dec 10, 2014
A number of Ghanaian nationals have offered themselves to train and be recruited into terror groups in the West African sub-region including the dreaded Boko Haram in north-eastern Nigeria.

According to Islamic political analyst, Irbard Ibrahim, these “religiously zealous” individuals appear prepared to commit violent acts in support of the ideology of the terrorist groups although they may not necessarily require material assistance from those militant groups to carry out attacks.

The International Relations and Security Expert made the revelation on the Super Morning Show on Joy FM, Wednesday, December 10, 2014 while discussing Ghana’s preparedness to deal with issues relating to internal security as well as terrorism.

He described the recruits as “lone wolves” who are ready to respond to recruitment drives of the terrorist groups, whom he said are looking for “anybody that can beat security checks and detonate where they would want to detonate”.

However, the Ghanaian security agencies have their eyes fixed on the activities and movements of such persons, Irbard assured.

“Our security services have been able to nab a few people who have actually acted as lone wolves who have travelled to north-east of Nigeria to train [with Boko Haram]…But our security systems have got tabs on them and they are monitoring their movements and all that.”

He observed that human rights abuses on the part of security personnel, meted out to some individuals who belong to “fringe groups”, mostly provide the impetus for terrorism. He said such individuals require two key factors- funding and motivation- to “stand up against the status quo.”

“There is nothing that makes people rally round terrorism than infringement on human rights…heavy-handedness always evolves the needed invocation of terrorist activities.”

Contributing to the discussion via the telephone, the Head of Research at the Kofi Annan Peace Keeping Training Centre, Dr Emmanuel Kwesi Aning says Ghana could become a ‘useful target’ for terror groups purely for propaganda purposes on account of the country's taking a strong position against their activities in the sub-region and on the continent as whole.

Dr Aning is convinced the security systems are high on the alert and have the capacity to respond and counter potential attacks.

But the security analyst cautioned against any slip on the part of the security agencies that will see the groups gain an upper hand and launch attacks.

“For our own reputational purposes and for the international counter-terrorism strategies to be able to be effective, particularly on this continent and West Africa, Ghana must under no circumstances experience a terrorist attack in which our responses are then perceived by our partners to be ineffective.

He advised that: “It’s of crucial importance that as part of the preventive measures, that our investigative, prosecutorial and adjudication units related to terrorism cases or potential incidents are strengthened [and] funded to ensure we send a clear signal to our partners…that we are prepared and we have the capability to respond.”

These he said should be achieved through enhanced collaboration with the country’s neighbours through information sharing on terrorist activities.

“We need better international collaboration with our neighbours and better exchange of information predicated on trust and a certain level of secrecy," he stressed.

Source: myjoyonline.com
Politics › Ghanaians Recruited Into Boko Haram by iamord(op): 2:11pm On Dec 10, 2014
A number of Ghanaian nationals have offered themselves to train and be recruited into terror groups in the West African sub-region including the dreaded Boko Haram in north-eastern Nigeria.

According to Islamic political analyst, Irbard Ibrahim, these “religiously zealous” individuals appear prepared to commit violent acts in support of the ideology of the terrorist groups although they may not necessarily require material assistance from those militant groups to carry out attacks.

The International Relations and Security Expert made the revelation on the Super Morning Show on Joy FM, Wednesday, December 10, 2014 while discussing Ghana’s preparedness to deal with issues relating to internal security as well as terrorism.

He described the recruits as “lone wolves” who are ready to respond to recruitment drives of the terrorist groups, whom he said are looking for “anybody that can beat security checks and detonate where they would want to detonate”.

However, the Ghanaian security agencies have their eyes fixed on the activities and movements of such persons, Irbard assured.

“Our security services have been able to nab a few people who have actually acted as lone wolves who have travelled to north-east of Nigeria to train [with Boko Haram]…But our security systems have got tabs on them and they are monitoring their movements and all that.”

He observed that human rights abuses on the part of security personnel, meted out to some individuals who belong to “fringe groups”, mostly provide the impetus for terrorism. He said such individuals require two key factors- funding and motivation- to “stand up against the status quo.”

“There is nothing that makes people rally round terrorism than infringement on human rights…heavy-handedness always evolves the needed invocation of terrorist activities.”

Contributing to the discussion via the telephone, the Head of Research at the Kofi Annan Peace Keeping Training Centre, Dr Emmanuel Kwesi Aning says Ghana could become a ‘useful target’ for terror groups purely for propaganda purposes on account of the country's taking a strong position against their activities in the sub-region and on the continent as whole.

Dr Aning is convinced the security systems are high on the alert and have the capacity to respond and counter potential attacks.

But the security analyst cautioned against any slip on the part of the security agencies that will see the groups gain an upper hand and launch attacks.

“For our own reputational purposes and for the international counter-terrorism strategies to be able to be effective, particularly on this continent and West Africa, Ghana must under no circumstances experience a terrorist attack in which our responses are then perceived by our partners to be ineffective.

He advised that: “It’s of crucial importance that as part of the preventive measures, that our investigative, prosecutorial and adjudication units related to terrorism cases or potential incidents are strengthened [and] funded to ensure we send a clear signal to our partners…that we are prepared and we have the capability to respond.”

These he said should be achieved through enhanced collaboration with the country’s neighbours through information sharing on terrorist activities.

“We need better international collaboration with our neighbours and better exchange of information predicated on trust and a certain level of secrecy," he stressed.

Source: myjoyonline.com
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by iamord(m): 1:39pm On Dec 10, 2014
Rather can we make an urban planning thread?
Politics › Re: Ghana Navy Adjudged Best In West Africa by iamord(m): 12:40pm On Dec 10, 2014
Hey overhypedsteve:! I got banned for reasons unknown to me , that's why I could not addresses your post. You mean I dabbled in the e fight with that my post?? Cm on! The other guy said this prayer “Dont pray for boko haram to surface in
Ghana cos I swear to God they will overrun
that shithole. Am sure u guyz will seek help
sha cos Ghana can depend on others and
beg like orphans. Thank God I am born a
Nigerian.” And I replied with a prayer too,am sure you did not notice the irony in my message ..but were quick to take Sides
Christianity Etc › Re: Inside Bishop Isaac Idahosa’s N2.5 Billion Illumination Assembly Church by iamord(m): 12:21pm On Dec 10, 2014
I feel its high time that on a sunday people sit in their homes , just think and reminisce at what is really going onhuh Cos there is something going on!! And its not good
Politics › Re: Why Aren't Africans Giving Solidarity For Michael Brown? by iamord(m): 12:16pm On Dec 10, 2014
onoja12:
This is were I laugh my friend Africans became wealth from slave tradehuhthat is story does history you read where written by the white and they are all lies,the truth is that Africans have always been wealthy,we had and still do have everything the white man every wanted,that is why they came here in the first place, they didn't make us rich, we where born rich, our kings had more gold than any white man ever dreamt of, so my brother like I said don't allow the white men lie to you with what they write in there books then force you to read there books
the difference between us is the mentality, the abundance and scarcity mentality the blacks have the abundance mentality while the white shave the scarcity. the moment the age of kingdoms stated falling the ripple effects began to take form. Above all Africas greatest problem will be the mental slavery. the religions , politicizing of issues and old systems of doing things won't make us come out anytime soon.
Travel › Re: A Nairalander Trip To benin Republic Via Idiroko Boarder Ogun State Nigeria by iamord(m): 12:02pm On Dec 10, 2014
OmichaelO:
i won't pass badagry again, settlement too much even with ID.. i'd rather just go through idi iroko.. it's a bit stress free
same here. Unless I am going by flight! Seme is west africas worst border !
Events › Re: 100 Million Budget: How The Very Rich Stage Fabulous Weddings by iamord(m): 12:00pm On Dec 10, 2014
Writhing business plan.............. grin
Travel › Re: A Nairalander Trip To benin Republic Via Idiroko Boarder Ogun State Nigeria by iamord(m): 11:50am On Dec 10, 2014
OmichaelO:
honestly, instead of them disturbing you, it's the driver that will bear the wahala.. and alas, you're in without passport nor proper means of identification
yeah u are right!! But in seme ..!! Hmmm.. That's one hell of a place. You can spend up. To 5 hours there. And its not due to go slow but settlement. And if una no do well when customs comes to your vehicle and ask you to come out . Na gobe ooo!!
Travel › Re: A Nairalander Trip To benin Republic Via Idiroko Boarder Ogun State Nigeria by iamord(m): 11:28am On Dec 10, 2014
OmichaelO:
honestly, NO
maximum of #500 bucks will do
when I passed there. the first thing that came to my mind is that “this border is so free. Its a good point for smuggling. You pay driver "ike 1k and none of them will come and disturb you
Nairaland General › Re: Nigerians Ranked 21st Most Generous People In The World by iamord(m): 11:19am On Dec 10, 2014
DjAndroid:
Ghana did not even appear in the list. That explains why they don't want other Africans in country.
did you just try to make sensehuh
Politics › Re: Why Aren't Africans Giving Solidarity For Michael Brown? by iamord(m): 11:02am On Dec 10, 2014
moderatorr:
Story for the Gods, police has been shooting us here, how many of you people there has protested?
Police just shot 3 unijos students during a peaceful protest yesterday, how many of you guys have protested?
We go come leave our problem come dey kii our sef for una own.
When your government refused to sell us helicopters how many of you protested?
your last paragraph did not make sense in my opinion. Its shows the same olld thing I keep saying. Blacks don't care!
Politics › Re: Why Aren't Africans Giving Solidarity For Michael Brown? by iamord(m): 10:57am On Dec 10, 2014
You see one thing I hate is people being double standard and hypocritical. And the black people are one of the people with high levels of this character. We always cry slavery!! They kill our people in their countries!! They hate us !! huh If I may ask what has happened to the case of the aluu boys .. Boys that suffered a more painful death than all the nationals in other countries.. they were even killed by their own blood people. What of the common man dying in prison for a crime he did not commit, what of that man or woman kidnapped, that pregnant mother and young man being prepared for rituals? That girl being raped?? But when our people are killed outside we scream untop of our lungs . Same goes to the black hoods. the rate of blacks killing themselves supersedes that rate of white killing blacks. We are yet to understand ourselves as a people. First remove the worm that is eating the tree from inside before you tackle the outside . We are a very uncaring race. The only thing that brings out that care and concern is material wealth and possessions. We are evolving negatively!!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Made In Ghana Cars Ready For Market!! by iamord(m): 10:43am On Dec 10, 2014
GHKWAME1:
Yeah, but sometimes there are a lot of crap being spilled out there that one just can't help but reply in kind.
same here. And its becoming rampant. Did you see my previous reply to u? When y said. U support mugabe notion? I got banned after I posted that.
Sports › Re: Orange AFCON 2015 Draw Ceremeny - Final Groups by iamord(m): 7:25am On Dec 10, 2014
kimco:
Not in naija....in ghana. @ Spintex.
aiit cool
Romance › Re: Hehee by iamord(m): 7:23am On Dec 10, 2014
She recommending someone for youhuh Yuck!!
Travel › Re: A Nairalander Trip To benin Republic Via Idiroko Boarder Ogun State Nigeria by iamord(m): 7:19am On Dec 10, 2014
360command:
it has always been there bro. There is nothing to hail about the country, suffer dey there. Serious suffer . The countrys economy is dependent on nigeria and nigerians. The good thing about the place is, there is partial light. The electricity supply to residential homes are very OK. Any other thing na suffer.
its a low income country where majority of the people are into subsistence farming. The country makes money from its ports and cotton!! Nigerians are more dominant in the retail sector, does not make them so dependent on nigeria as u assume
Foreign Affairs › Re: Made In Ghana Cars Ready For Market!! by iamord(m): 7:12am On Dec 10, 2014
GHKWAME1:
This is the last time I will engage in an ewar.
I know u hardly engage in such bs.. Both parties can be sometime annoying. My sist even said yesterday that why she can't join nairaland is cos it has harbors a lot of dumb and silly youths
Foreign Affairs › Re: Made In Ghana Cars Ready For Market!! by iamord(m): 7:10am On Dec 10, 2014
orble:
Watch very well, Nigerians has nothing against Ghana. they started cursing Nigeria with their little business. You can look in the the IVM tread, nobody mentioned Ghana but in their own tread, they call out Nigerians trying to compare themselves with their father.

always looking for a way to compare themselves with Nigeria, with no basis.

Ghana should compare themselves with their mate in Cameroon, Burkina and Niger. (Little ivory coast will never be Ghana mate) You-all know that real ancient Ghanaians are all living happily in Niger (blacks) area. As an Annang man I'm one of them.

Someone compared Ghana with Ethiopia not knowing the political position if Addis and her economy. (Ah dey laugh at them o) The giant of Africa is Nigeria seconded by Ethiopia, even the Egyptians has been fleeing and will always flee at the might of Ethiopians with their rusty weapons.


Surprised Why Nigeria is Africa Giant? well, to make a long story short. All great Africa kingdoms and kindred' noble men (including Ethiopians, Arabs and Jews) have migrated in one way or the other throughout the history of man to the large confluence called Nigeria in today's history.

This is very evident in her population and her neighbors aren't able to compete with her even in her weakness. Even the so called "white man" know this and He want to sabotage her.



By now, Nigeria should be where China, India, Brazil and the like are. Ghana in her full potential can never "talk" where China and Brazil are "talking" and Ghanaians know this.

I rest my case.
bravo!!! Good you rested your case cos you have been talking bs all this while!! cheesy
Travel › Re: A Nairalander Trip To benin Republic Via Idiroko Boarder Ogun State Nigeria by iamord(m): 11:43pm On Dec 09, 2014
hezsquirt:
why i no go comot naijahuh??......wen naija university no gree gimme admission........im schooling here in Benin.
.....nd i can tel u sum tins bout d country
that's understandable.. Why don't u tell me...
Travel › Re: A Nairalander Trip To benin Republic Via Idiroko Boarder Ogun State Nigeria by iamord(m): 6:35pm On Dec 09, 2014
hezsquirt:
u sayhuh benin good? im schooling in benin and we nigerians here are facing hell ......dey hate nigerians passionately......thier police torments us......dey impose higher bills on us......d price of waateva u wanna buy suddenly goes up weneva ure buying as a nigerian
na so so everywhere nigeria go.. “They hate us” you'd better search yourselves.. Countries have become wary of nigerians cos when they come in na another story. Sadly the innocent ones will be affected.

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