₦airaland Forum

V0lv0:
Yet you still pretending to be a Ghanaian abi? Gerroutahere

Don't mind that deranged boy. He is not even fit to be a prodigal

Olayinka8793:
sorry bro,what is your nationality pls?

is it really important? Is that the yard stick you will use to judge my post?

fejikudz:
brilliant explanation. Thumbs up

Thank u

wallace83:
Wtf are you saying .........ur government owe let em pay up don't you knw gas powers akosombo turbines ....coming back were Nigga hush

no u should hush. I know u guys always want to hear something negative. Your money will be completed by February so don't tell me poo. The West Africa pipeline was commissioned 2006 since then the receivers have never had the agreed amount of gas to be allocated to them. And before 06 Ghana had enjoyed considerably stable light. Now u will tell me if Nigeria had an imaginary gas pipeline by then supplying akosombo. I doubt u know the history behind akosombo else u won't be saying this

omusiliyu:
can't we give them...

at least people are saying that Nigeria is Developing country... and Ghana is underdeveloped.




just saying

omusiliyu:
can't we give them...

at least people are saying that Nigeria is Developing country... and Ghana is underdeveloped.




just saying

Bro you and those people are ignorant. Ghana and nigeria are both developing nations. Middle income, and Around the fastest growing economies in the world. Ghana is a regional neighbour..but still we still have so many misconceptions , like we get news from a village town crier.. It's shameful to hear westerners even know more than us in our region

Olayinka8793:
This is painful to me,a country that is yet to achieve stable power supply can boast of exporting gas to another country to enabled them have stable power supply,not just Ghana alone but also Benin republic.
Like seriously? Nigeria and Nigerians should come first.
Nonsense.

I don't want to sound harsh but, the truth is that a lot of Nigerians are ignorant. Of even affairs that goes in in their country. The gas that Nigeria makes within is enough to give considerable amount of light. The gas being flared can even do a lot. While Nigeria has the gas it is riddled with corruption and insecurity in the system. and a weak and disorganised power system that can't handle a large out put. This has nothing to do with Ghana or the other West African nations. Not saying that others don't have issues. But the problems I expect you guys to complain of you won't. The pipeline from Nigeria looks very unsafe and prone to attacks. But from the part that leads from Benin Republic you will see the difference. How clean the surrounding around it is kept. Military presence at every meter and citizens not greedy or too desperate to break it.

You don't need billions to build a system and be organised

maestroz:
with this development, EFCC should arrest Ghana's president and try him for corruption and failure to remit the stated funds as at when due without delay.

see this fool

menxer:
What irony, Ghana celebrated constant electricity supply while running the gas plants on credit.

Mr it was not on gas credit. You can't give what you don't have.. Ghana aksombo dam has the capacity to even supply the whole West Africa. But the water level dropped. even Kainji dam was affected. And there was delay in the building of the gas plants. Vet don't worry Ghana is coming back

acunon:
More pic

pls upload a 40 inch with model and price

Ghana is hoping to reach a deal with Nigeria this week over a$103m (£70m) unpaid bill for gas after Nigeria's gas company suspended its threat to cut
supplies.

a deal has already been reached and payment is to be completed by February 2016

Ghana has struggled to pay its Nigerian gas bill after the Volta River Authority (VRA) utility ran out of money because it stopped borrowing funds from banks as interest rates soared during the
country's financial crisis.

false... .According to the President , Ghana began piling up the debt after a
ship broke part of the pipelines that carry gas from Nigeria to Ghana through the West Africa Pipeline Company (WAPCo).
.“The debt dates back to 2012. We started incurring the debt when a ship broke one of the pipelines that supplied the gas from Nigeria so the VRA had to purchase crude to power the machines for almost a year, and that affected their balance sheet a lot. “So when the pipe was fixed and the gas started flowing, it had already frustrated the accounts of the VRA but currently,
Now how do the two scenarios tally??

The VRA stopped paying for gas in
August last year, but last week the
government did pay $10m, opening
the way for talks on how the
remaining sum will be paid.

President John Mahama has
explained that the $103 million
debt owed the Nigeria Gas company
by Ghana has existed since
2012. August last year and 2012 sound the same to u?

Ghana's electricity industry is
mired in a crisis, with tariffs too low to be profitable, reduced supplies from the country's dams and residents stealing power.

cheap talk. Name an African country not experiencing power issues?? Nigeria that claims to be providing gas and has so much energy is not left out of the crisis

It's also a political problem
because President John Mahama
has vowed to end the blackouts
by the start of next year

[b] hohoho! The use of English in this sentence is poor. Energy issue is a political problem everywhere. So that's not news..
And mahama vowed to end the blackouts by start of next year dumb statement . The Ghana's president has taking up the power issue to another level from the beginning of his tenure. And it is already yielding results.
Ghana's gas processing plant is already up. And has the capacity to produce more than what Nigeria sends through the gas pipeline.. Even enough to sell its own gas through the pipeline in a reverse process. So dependency on Nigeria's gas is going to be reduced drastically as from this year end.
Other dam projects are coming up with plans for new gas processing plans are far advanced. The government is also working on other sources like the Nzema solar project under construction which is the biggest solar project in Africa. An innovative wave power project and power barges. Ghana is posed to have over 5900mw by 2018. Having enough capacity to provide for its people and for neighbours that will want to tap into a more reliable source. Don't be surprised to see another influx of nigerian companies to Ghana cos of better energy conditions. So keep hating on Ghana and looking for flaws [/b]

lezz:
This news is Monday 19th October 2015, yesterday.

Here's a screenshot.
Now who's lying now, dude?

Well sorry to burst your bubble but the above article is not true of the situation on ground. Both parties have spoken and it is far from the lies put up here. Even the Nigerian authorities can attest to that. Very poor reporting

lezz:
I have been busy at the office hence my late response.


I do not make exaggerations or false submissions. You should have asked for the source I cited. IT IS BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-africa-34555977?live_variant=nonjs


Buzz me after your sojourn of disillusionment

you're a fake lying ass dude. Your thread has been dead on arrival . And ur folly is in full glare

Let well meaning people contrast between the two post
Lezz you need to stop with your lies and cheap exaggeration In the name of promoting hate and insulting Ghana.

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President John Mahama has explained that the $103 million debt owed the Nigeria Gas company by Ghana has existed since 2012.According to him, Ghana began piling up the debt after a ship broke part of the pipelines that carry gas from Nigeria to Ghana through the West Africa Pipeline Company (WAPCo). Ghana, last week, had to race against time to settle parts of the debt owed the Nigerian company after the West African neighbour threatened to cut supply of gas to WAPCo. Sources in Nigeria say Ghanaian authorities have so far paid $10 million out of the total debt but have been given a stringent timeline to offset the debt by the Nigerian government. Commenting on the development, Mahama said Ghanaians must understand the circumstances that created the financial impasse.“The debt dates back to 2012. We started incurring the debt when a ship broke one of the pipelines that supplied the gas from Nigeria so the VRA had to purchase crude to power the machines for almost a year, and that affected their balance sheet a lot. “So when the pipe was fixed and the gas started flowing, it had already frustrated the accounts of the VRA but currently, there is a plan in place to pay the debt and already, July and August have been sorted out,” the President told Kumasi- based Garden City Radio. http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/ GhanaHomePage/business/N-Gas- debt-has-existed-since-2012- Mahama-388648

lezz:
[b] Ghana is hoping to reach a deal with Nigeria this week over a $103m (£70m) unpaid bill for gas after Nigeria's gas company suspended its threat to cut supplies.

Ghana has struggled to pay its Nigerian gas bill after the Volta River Authority (VRA) utility ran out of money because it stopped borrowing funds from banks as interest rates soared during the country's financial crisis.

The VRA stopped paying for gas in August last year, but last week the government did pay $10m, opening the way for talks on how the remaining sum will be paid.


Ghana's electricity industry is mired in a crisis, with tariffs too low to be profitable, reduced supplies from the country's dams and residents stealing power.

The gas, which is piped from Nigeria through Benin and Togo, is used to generate a quarter of Ghana's electricity so any cut in supply will hamper power production.

It's also a political problem because President John Mahama has vowed to end the blackouts by the start of next year

Lezz I am disgusted with the false claims and exaggeration in your post. Do you have to go to the extent of lying and exaggerating?? What do u stand to gain? Going to any extent to start up an e war and insult Ghana. ?? It's really disappointing. That while the issue is a collective problem you choose to manipulate it to ridicule Ghana you even typed this whole crap by yourself. How jobless! Time that you would have used to do something better with your life.. Well too bad. We have a few informed people that will not buy into your cheap talk..
This is the real situation on ground. In contrast to this gibberish you put up here
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Yanks101:
There is no way on earth, american military vehicles would be seized anywhere in the world without consequences.
Which is why i believe this bermuda triangle may be one of the few things on earth that scientifically supports supernatural causes.
The US with all her scientific and financial resources cannot just decipher the mysteries there after years of research .

and if the USA knows do u think they will tell u Smh

cathodekazim:
Read this on wikipedia 2yrs ago

Bermuda triangle

Bros fgt abt science,
Surely, scientist will never prove anytn is spiritual but this bermuda story I read long ago and even researched on it proved that this is beyond science
Don't let them fool ya or school ya
Its d mami waters, water goddess sinking them

TeLl me , how wd a strange cloud engulf ur plane in d middle of a flight

A pilot once shared his experience when a strange cloud suddenly engulfed his plain and they cd see ntn bt a cloud opening its mouth like a whale,
He said it was divine intervention tht saved him and never cross tht boundary again

Read about admiral bride. You will discover that it has to do with me of meta physics. And some scientists know about it. Also it's not always about the mami water shit new age preachers talk about

cupidhero:
I'm tired of all these Bermuda triangle articles. There are more than a hundred sinister places we should know about,how about dark urban myths and legends,abi loch ness or roswell no derserve articles. Stop the recycling abeg.

it would be nice to top h on such topics. I guess people over here don't usually read wide

cuteguy007:
Merlin is that what they taught you in all the Merlin seasons you've watched

you should read wide. His theory has been known to several people for ages. The anunnaki are not myth btw.

Mellin:
Bermuda triangle is the after effects of nuclear weapons used by the nephilims(anunnaki) ie war of the gods when they where on earth... It's no God's creation as some dumb as are already stating here.... Same nuclear weapons made the dead Sea dead.... I have answers to world mysteries and the answers is all embedded in our dna but we chose not to meditate and listen to our inner self but to run from one pastor to other to get solutions or looking up to scientists who have hidden almost everything from the general public for help....

Your theory is valid and more close. However the hollow earth theory nest supports the Bermuda triangle issue.

UncannyGenius:
That Bermuda triangle is the zone of death. It is where the headquarters of the Water Occult world is located... Demons are sent to seize the people, ships or planes that reach the triangle... Those seized will never return...

U guys can be soo hilarious. This is what years of indoctrination and brainwash can do

midehi2:
i heard that's where devil meet with his higher agents

lwkmd

kokomilala:
The mystery of Jehovah! He, who alone has immortality and lives in unapproachable light.Science will never come to terms with it.To have a bit of an inkling about this mystery, please, read the book of Job, chapters 38-41.
His ways are not our ways.

Is that your answer for lack of knowledge??

President John Mahama has explained that the $103 million debt owed the Nigeria Gas company by Ghana has existed since 2012.According to him, Ghana began piling up the debt after a ship broke part of the pipelines that carry gas from Nigeria to Ghana through the West Africa Pipeline Company (WAPCo).
Ghana, last week, had to race against
time to settle parts of the debt owed the Nigerian company after the West African neighbour threatened to cut supply of gas to WAPCo. Sources in Nigeria say Ghanaian authorities have so far paid $10
million out of the total debt but have been given a stringent timeline to offset the debt by the Nigerian government.
Commenting on the development, Mahama said Ghanaians must understand the circumstances that created the financial impasse.“The debt dates back to 2012. We started incurring the debt when a ship broke one of the pipelines that supplied the gas from Nigeria so the VRA had to purchase crude to power the machines for almost a year, and that affected their balance sheet a
lot. “So when the pipe was fixed and the
gas started flowing, it had already
frustrated the accounts of the VRA but currently, there is a plan in place to pay the debt and already, July and August have been sorted out,” the President told Kumasi-based Garden City Radio.

http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/N-Gas-debt-has-existed-since-2012-Mahama-388648

DuchessLily:
OK oo...if u say so

it is soo. Am a Christian. But we need to have core understanding of out environment and why things are so.
We keep on carrying distorted views of africa brought by people. We hardly bother to question things.. It's very sad

Rossikk:
You wouldn't say this if a group of pastors had declared a 'fight' on boko haram using their christian prayers, even though that doesn't 'work' any more than traditional sacrifice. Why the double standards? God knows how many millions of you have called on 'Jesus' since boko haram started their work, yet, they continue their activities with reckless abandon and impunity. Should we then call you a 'bastard' since your prayers are ignored by your imported god?

very true

DuchessLily:
As long as they won't need innocent human blood/sacrifice... They should go ahead jare

They should sacrifice all the boko boys to ifa

U speak in ignorance. I know for sure that true ifa worshippers don't do human sacrifice.

BALLOSKI:
Ghanaians want to rub shoulder with Nigerians and , this has gone on for too long . They don't respect us ; even as we strive to keep their bulbs at the expense of Nigerians.
It's time to cut that gas supply , keep them in darkness, have them begging before we can consider doing business with them again. Our importance, strength, spirit must be resounded to them again via this action of cutting supply.


Thesame Ghana was chasing and closing shops belonging to igbos/Nigerians do not deserve our mercy.

Guy this is a very wrong way to show your importance. Playing diplomatic situations like this could be detrimental. When u talk of respect I ask in what sense. Cos in the first place. Nigerians don't respect themselves

Captainswag225:
i will forever remain nkrumah-ist if though i didnt meet the man, i jux love him. I always tell my friends if leaders after nkrumah had jux maintain all he left us without adding new, we would have been better than malaysia by now.. But thats africa for u. Our leaders are always up to no gud.

i also love nkrumah. Although he also made mistakes. But it's evident that he was a threat to the white supremacy so he had to be cut off. Of course with snitches from its beloved country. The African case is not just about the politician but about us being our own enemies. The enemy within

Captainswag225:
yeah, thats true...... I know countries like burkina, togo and benin will patronize it, i jux hope we manage it well.

well Ghana has one of the most favourable oil policies in the region. Putting it into action is what matters

Captainswag225:
i agree with u, we became pampered from 07 to 11/12. Mahama brought us to reality.... We will make it. As for him, he is so confused ryt now.

That was the time to capitalise in the economic boom but people were relaxed. Well Ghana is still rising