₦airaland Forum

mulan21:
I was addicted to it once but ve been clean for close to a year. He needs help u can mail me @doshmarcus@gmail

henrydadon:
Another reason to love Africa

We don't experience things like this

For that we should be thankful

Umarlulu:
even living in a hotel 1k $ it's enough but never allowed anyone here to know your source of income GH boys envy naija boys to much know your moves Bro am currently in GH.

MadCow1:
Ghana and Fhuck up be Like Ivory Coast and Cote D'voire....

Originalsly:
Hmmm.... young strong body weak minded guy....how can he just sit there and watch a man publicly flog his gf.... then publicly flog him.... and do nothing? He should've stood up like a man.... one solid punch and broke the pastor jaw.

Temysteve:
ghanian churches are so hilarious sometimes!!!

KingEbukasBlog:
Omg ! This is Sharia Law in disguise !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Someone should stop that pastor ! The same thing is practiced in Indonesia

michaelwilli:
d pastor na hypocrite, but neva d less, dey deserved it

femi4:
They failed in their parenting duty

TrapQueen77:
yes... I think I need tat closure... Thank u

TrapQueen77:
Thank u Lordy .

*sigh* how I wish tatz easy..

khaykay15:
Can a spirit eat

ogohfrankmoses:
imagine comparing ghana with nigeria all this countries u are all listing they can't bost of more than one nize city rather than there capital city but come to nigeria appart from abuja and lagos u will find much and more city that are better than accra. if u doubt me accra vs cross river lol

ahnie:
I typed gha.naians..but spambot changed it to gaynaians.
So are you a gaynaian!

onila:
last time i ate Ghanaian Jollof rice

I had diarrhoea for one week

no offense

onila:
other African countries tend to shy away, get emotional or feel bad when Nigerians wants to start online fights with them

Ghanaians don't mind

I am impressed

dadavivo:
[size=20pt]God is always ahead of Satan any time.[/size]

LawLord001:
I have been a regular visitor of this forum and I enjoy how you guys offer candid advice to members here! I decided to join to seek your advice on this very important issue.

I study law in university of Benin and I have been the one sponsoring myself. Due to financial constraint last session, I had to squat with a friend in Ekosodi(off camp). While I was there, his elder brother visited from Ghana, and spent recklessly, buying us foodstuffs, drinks etc.
After he had gone, I enquire from my roommate what his brother does for a living to have so much to spend, and I was shock to know that he was into cyber scam(yahoo).
Right now, UNIBEN is on break and will soon begin a new session by next month, but I have not been able to raise money to pay for my school fees and hostel accommodation which will cost up to #20,400. I chatted with my former roommate who knows about the situation.
His brother called me yesterday from Guinea requesting for my account number so that he can transfer some money to me. The truth is, I have learnt my lessons about crime and I don't want to get into trouble with the law. But some poeple I spoke to are advising me to just send my account number to him since I really need the money, but something in me is finding it difficult knowing that my roommte's brother is into scam. He has been calling me today obviously wanting me to send my account number!
I'm just confuse right now. Pls what do you guys think I should do?

Cc: fynestboi

Henrypraise:
buhari has taken d jobs. n honestly buhari is lookin sick.


why d craze wit African presidents going all camo? are de threatening us?

Naijapopular:
Our wonderful God is great, this big whales was killed at enu ama in ilaje Local government,Ondo state.


http://www.naijapopular.com/2016/08/see-this-big-whales-killed-in-ilaje.html?m=1


Mods, pls move to the right section

Indications have emerged that Ghana may soon free itself from erratic gas supply from Nigeria as the country is working towards being self sufficient in gas.

Gas supply from Nigeria has, since August 2012, not been regular due to factors, including natural causes, industrial actions and Ghana’s indebtedness of more than $80 million to N-Gas, a Nigerian gas company. The erratic supply of gas from Nigeria has affected electricity supply to homes and industries locally over the years.
Mr Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, the Minister of Petroleum of Ghana at a mid-year review meeting with heads of agencies under the Ministry of Petroleum, said that plans were far advanced for Ghana to be self-sufficient in gas supply.
For instance, he said, gas supply from the Jubilee oilfields to the gas plant at Atuabo had resumed, while Ghana Gas and Tullow Oil Ghana Limited and its partners were finalising an agreement for the tying of gas pipelines from the Tweneboa, Enyenra and Ntomme (TEN) project to the Atuabo gas plant.
The TEN project, which will produce its first oil on August 18, 2016, will begin the production of gas in the first quarter of 2018.
Moreover, work on the onshore gas reception facility for the ENI integrated Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP) project at Sanzule in the Ellembelle District in the Western Region was also on course, he said.
The facility, which has the capacity to produce 180 million standard cubic feet per day (mscf/d), sufficient to generate about 1,000 megawatts (MW) of power, comes with additional oil production of about 45,000 barrels per day.
The US$7.9-billion investment project will ensure reliability of power generation to feed industry and commerce. The ENI and its partners are hoping to pour the first oil in August 2017 and first gas in February 2018. Additionally, plans are advanced for the expansion of Ghana’s gas infrastructure.
The Minister of Petroleum said Ghana had learnt its lessons from the challenges faced with the supply of gas from Nigeria. He was reluctant to state the quantum of Ghana’s indebtedness to N-Gas but stated that the Ministry of Finance had worked out a payment plan which had been agreed on by the parties.
Mr Buah said metering regulations had been laid before Parliament, adding that there was progress with regulations on health, safety and the environment. He said all those measures were aimed at strengthening the Petroleum Commission to be the police in the oil and gas industry.
Local content issues and their implementation aimed at ensuring that Ghanaian companies are at the forefront of the industry were also discussed during the meeting.