₦airaland Forum

F117A: I doubt that is what you call 'brain drain'.
Most of those Nigerians schooling in ghana tried gaining admission in Nigeria first but failed.
So in other words,the 'dregs' are the ones schooling in ghana.
And atleast 90% of them end up working in Nigeria anyway.
Btw, i learnt that the Nigerian senate is looking to ban certificates of most ghanian unis from working in Nigeria due to deplorable standard of graduates.
So Nigeria is not bothered.

reedonne: If only we can harness our population as resources, we wont need anybody's help to build our power stations talkless of importing one.

mrham03: we dont plan to build too many factories, we just want to export power to those countries including your beloved nigeria. Since naija has big plans for the future: factories, more houses, more schools, hospitals, u will need more power which ghana is going to export to u. U myt want to consider ur plan not to produce a football team coz a higher population is needed to achieve naija's future plans.

londoner: Brother, have you forgotten so soon, the billions Ghana will make from the sale of electricity to Nigeria, Ivory Coast and "others".... ? Lol.

londoner: You're right. I have not visited Nigeria's best. However, the trend of Nigerians going to study in Ghana is a reality. So are the vices in Nigerian universities.

There is a reason they are going and that was after so many periods of strikes, cultist behaviour, exam malpractice, "sex for grades" etc.

It may not be as bad now, but people want to just concentrate on their education, in peace.

Why do you think that Nigerians are opting for study in Ghana, then?

Vessi: Ghana wey Nigerian students dey study for one single block. Na em dem dey tell me here say they go to Ghana to have quality tertiary education.

Nonsense.

Vessi: Yes you visited some of their universities, did you visit all? You might have visited some of their best universities, have you visited some of Nigeria's best universities.
Do so, and tell me your findings.

londoner: Lol......you got jokes my brother. I'll give you that. You love to stir the pot, don't you? Naughty, naughty.

Vessi: Check the records, almost if not every candidate who used expo to write recent JAMB exams failed or had his/her result withheld for exam malpractise.
Few however go to Ghana for education, and they end up at the best Ghanaian universities. But the true Nigerians who desire or seek quality education go to America, Europe or SA for it.

chinasaekpere: oga shut up, ghana cannot light up nigeria with just 2100MW installed power capacity. Nigeria's electricity requirement is far ahead of that of ghana. Your president is a dummy.

Vessi: Is it not the same ghanaian schools nigerians who failed jamb ran to? Or the one where the nigerians study in, lack adequate basic infrastructure?
Spare me your crap.

chinasaekpere: what point? Nigerian president has a very low IQ for spewing gibberish without in-depth understanding, Nigerians are dummies.

benega: click dis link ; [url]dailyindependentnig.com/2012/10/nigeria-to-export-more-electricity-to-benin-togo-ghana-others/[/url] hope it clears ur doubts Nobleval take note too.

Vessi: Stop giving excuses for your failure Mr.
The same Nigeria Nigeria education system that produced Chinua Achebe? Wole Soyinka? And many technocrats and world acclaimed great men. You are even proud to call yourself failure.

I've never seen such inferiority complex all my life.

londoner: Well, there has to be an agreement to be supplied by Ghana. As I see it, Nigeria is in the process of actually becoming self sufficient in electrical supply.

Ghana may well get itself into a position to supply electricity, but Nigeria is not positioning itself to be supplied.

It looks to me that the Ghanaian president is not aware of the developments and planned changes on the Nigerian side regarding electricity supply. Investment in the billions, changes to law, privatisation process is underway.

Vessi: SMH. Your case is worse than I thought.
You see no sense in my first post and you're immune to seeing bs.
Failed product of a failed Ghanain education system.
Go learn the meaning of immune and how and when to use it.

Vessi: Yeah because some have eyes but can not see.

reedonne: Nigeria may not be exporting electricity to ghana, but I dont believe that ghana can export electricity to Nigeria in few years because ghana does not produce enough to take care of its domestic needs.

chinasaekpere: With the comment I read from ghanaians on this forum, its hard for me not to believe that ghanaians are intellectually dead with very low intelligence quotient.

benega: Buhahahahahaha joke of the day. They havent finish consuming the power we are exporting to them. And their talking of exporting 2 us.......meanwhile: Nairalander in BBA hot_shots. Let's show him our support. Check my signature

Vessi: Political promises. Those funds he borrowed for power projects would be siphoned as always. Why didn't they export electricity to west africa before now?
They wanna act as big brother to Nigeria, forgeting who the real big brother is

We are already supplying them with gas for electricity. If they wanna return the kind gesture then no problem, it still doesn't make them the big brother.

dinlin: The Indian guy in 9ja has just spoken..Una see the kin english wen hin type? u still won study for hin yeye India? una no go study for UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, western european countries dem even ghana(u go enta plane get to accra frm lagos abi na)..una for enter syria and iraq go study..infact Afganistan go give you citizenship...mcheeeeww!

FBS: Black people, where? Speak for yourself bro.

Cause and effect.

abdulwastecx: Nothing is special about south Africa.
This is country that started mining iron ore, gold, coal for more than 100years before Nigeria gain her independent.

south Africa gain her independent in 1910 when most Africans ( except for Ethiopia and Liberia) were under colonization yet can only generate 40k megawat when south Korea is generating 120k.

south Africa is a third world country a little bit better than Nigeria in infrastructure because of longer year of political stability and democracy.


since 1999 when Nigeria return to democracy. Nigeria has posed better growth outlook.

Gdp figures 1999 : Nigeria ( 70 billion)
south Africa( 250billion)

2014: Nigeria(525billion)
south Africa (320billion)

abdulwastecx: !
Africans are not intellectually to say pale skin (white) or yellow (Asians). Africans are just pre occupied with religion and ethnicity instead of building a strong national values, development oriented ideology, togetherness and national unity.


Japan was an over crowded island in the 18th century before contact with Europeans. They learn and borrow from GERMAN, Dutch and British. japan rise to become a leading industrialized and technological advanced nation. Nigeria can become a great nation, if people stop worrying about ethnicity and religion

tracyfemmmm: not really its just that they let greed push them to make stupid decisions

sexzskil: a typical Black's way of thinking. lemme first. The world is marching on technologically but its such a pity only Africa is left far behind(except SA and Turkey). Our own problems are just to eat, give birth like sheep, embezzle fund when in public office, organize religious revival up and down seeking for abracadabra. Is it that we are under an everlasting spell? This is really painful. Our biggest mistake was in chasing The Masters out so soon all in the guise of one useless independence If I say am ashamed to be born a black now one mumu from nor where go kom dey threaten me with death, SMH!

PAGAN9JA: Only Traditional Religion can save the fate of Nigeria. If not asap, Nigeria will be destroyed. I want to work on a proper course of action in the coming days. All those with the right mind must come together and brainstorm. Its getting out of hand now.

shinechinedu: you wil be amazed how far we've gone brother! And just for the record, the kinda individuals that are pioneering this are the die hard type! Aint no going back. Its a move to revive Nigeria by concerned nigerians.

fireforfire: u must b a ghanian