₦airaland Forum

Atigba:
Keep deceiving your self they re the true Muslim

he said the 100 percent truth.
the beat way to duel war now is through religion. those who have been following the Isis. aae will understand better

get all the Isis agents scattered all over Jordanian prisons together and give them a befitting death sentence. am not talking of firing squad or hanging.. am talking of something that will make them wish they were never born, give them a feel of hell before they actually get there.. nonsense..! we are at war! I wish this people will tackle north Korea.. this one don't take nonsense and will put them in their place. I pity for we Africans that are relaxed . believing in God to come clean up our smelly a.ss and more keen on stealing funds than to protect the sovereignty of the country

Ezibless:
Kindly remove your shirt and trouser and begin wash plates na

Simple!

lol! I will let you know that bae there is no cause for alarm! lemme go outside. get some credit and make some few calls.. while u keep the staff company.. I refuse to fall my hand.. just chill okay..am coming

iceberylin:
Respect yaself if your broke

golden rule

ireneony:
Same with me

*eyes her from top to bottom* mtcheeeeeeeww!!!

Ghana and Nigeria’s persistent trade war must
be resolved through the adoption of strategic
and innovative ways to deepen social and
economic diplomacy within the sub-region,
Ambassador William Azumah Awinador-Kanyirige,
Ghana’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, has said.
Trade relations between the two leading nations
in the West African sub-region -- with a combined
population of 200 million -- has been chequered,
with both sides accusing each other every so
often of protectionist tactics.
“We don’t have any major problem, we just have
to be strategic and innovative in solving this
challenge. There are certain challenges which
have emerged daily during business interactions,
let’s see how best to resolve them,” Ambassador
Awinador-Kanyirige told the B&FT on the
sidelines of the ‘Doing Business in Ghana II’
forum organised by the Ghana-Nigeria Business
Council (GNBC).
The forum, among other objectives, was aimed
at fostering unity and cordial relations between
the two countries. It was also meant to further
improve trade ties which underpin both countries’
mutual effort to grow their economies.
The Council was formed to provide a platform for
stimulating economic development, social and
business interaction among members. It is also
to promote trade relations for the purpose of
national development between both countries
through a regular exchange of information
among members.
The forum brought together participants from
the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC),
Ghana Revenue Authority, Ghana Immigration
Service, and business chieftains from both
countries.
Ambassador Awinador-Kanyirige encouraged the
two countries to educate their nationals on the
various ECOWAS trade protocols, to enable them
operate within the laws of member-states and
help drive trade. He observed that there is a
large pool of Ghanaian and Nigerian
professionals in the diaspora with wonderful
talent and ideas, and the two countries need to
develop measures that tap into it.
“We should tap into the energy and talent of the
professionals in the diaspora by using our
diplomatic missions abroad. There are a lot of
young graduate professionals in Europe, Canada,
the US and other places. Many of them have
been energised; when they hear success stories
in Ghana and Nigeria they feel proud, they want
to be part of the success stories. We need to
put measures in place to attract them,” he
stated.
Currently, Ghana and Nigeria are at the forefront
of economic integration in the West African sub-
region. The two countries account for as much
as 61 percent of the population and a
remarkable 68 percent of the Gross Domestic
Product of the ECOWAS region.
Nigeria accounts for almost 10 percent of
Ghana’s foreign trade volume whereas Ghana is
listed as the 9th largest trade partner for
Nigeria.
Ghana remains Nigeria’s largest trade partner
and favourite investment hub in the West Africa
sub-region, as Ghana imports the largest share
of all Nigerian oil exports in the West African
sub-region. In the financial sector there are a
number of Nigerian banks now trading in Ghana,
thereby making both countries more competitive
and prosperous.
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Mr. Ademola Oluseyi Onafowokan, Nigerian High
Commissioner to Ghana, urged Ghanaian
business executives to expand their frontiers to
the Nigeria market since the country boasts a
large population and its attendant opportunities.
“Businessmen operating in both countries need
to cooperate to improve on trade operations, so
as to promote economic development between
Ghana and Nigeria that will attract foreign direct
investment inflows,” Ambassador Onafowokan
said.
Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, a Deputy Minister
of Trade and Industry, said Ghana and Nigeria
should deepen relations beyond trade and
diplomacy and look further into areas of culture
and social ties. “Government is committed to
supporting events like this to promote business
operation in the country. I urge companies doing
business in Ghana to consider the country’s laws
and regulations, because the country will not
compromise on its laws,” he stated.
Mrs. Edith Dankwa, Chief Executive Officer
Business and Financial Times, who chaired the
business forum, said although the financial and
Eurozone crises may have subsided there
remains considerable unease -- including in West
Africa, which calls for harnessing the region’s
resources and pulling together as Africans.
She indicated that for years Ghana has
positioned itself as the ‘Gateway to West Africa’.
resulting in a flurry of policy interventions and
activities by successive governments to make
the country attractive for foreign direct
investment.
“Much emphasis has been on the attraction of
investors from Europe, North America and lately
Asia and Latin America; it is equally fair to note
that the favourable business environment
occasioned by the implementation of a series of
reform policies has attracted a number of
investors from within the African region. In
particular, we have seen the proliferation of
South African and Nigerian investment in the
retail, communications and banking sectors.”
Mrs. Dankwa added that: “We need to do more
in making sure that the dreams of West African
economic integration through ECOWAS and
African economic integration through the African
Union, which both Ghana and Nigerian have
championed for decades, become a reality in our
lifetime."
Mr. Reginald Laryea, Chairman of the GNBC, said
the Council was formed with a vision of building
on and creating new avenues and opportunities
for strengthening the age-old bilateral socio-
economic bonds of both countries.
He said as the two largest economies in the
West African bloc, the relationship between
Ghana and Nigeria must be viewed as very
crucial since the two countries are at the
forefront of economic integration. “I implore our
political leaders in both countries, trade experts,
and business leaders to work tirelessly in helping
remove existing trade barriers, however small
they may be, so as to accelerate socio-economic
growth within the sub-region.
“I am confident that Ghana Nigeria Business
Council will become a busy platform for
stimulating the growth of investment and
productivity in fulfillment of the shared vision of
our two nations,” Mr. Laryea said.

dovelike:
When they were pursued from Nigeria I guess. And that name is not going to die soon.

the name will not die soon cos there is no sense of morals

Nneka123:
Niggas

They were not able to get sina rambo, cos he's a fish head.

that guy is dead.. he shouldn't have spoilt the selfie

GHPATRIOT:
Oh Africa, so when shall our filthy backward mentality change? With all these black charms at our disposal why are we still referred to as a third world?

if that's his belief then let him be.

studded:
That's all....

haha

Araanaa:
Iamord

hmmmmm!

swiftz:
These Guinea players are too rough. Football isn't by muscle and gra gra.

Ghana has done well tonight. I see Ivory Coast winning their match too. These two teams will go far, I suspect.

and one dude is saying vice versa! wonder if he watches TV upside down

cococandy:
You do realize all those things are figments of someone's active imagination? Right?

Do you know how many times I've imagined what it would be like if God didn't send satan away from heaven as the scriptures depict.
How many times I've imagined what it would be like if Angels and humans were of the same plane and communicated/interact like beings of the same species.

If I decide to make them (my imaginations) into movies, does it mean the world is coming to an end?

Anything to make money for these people. That's all it is to them. Their story lines are exhausted as no one wants to keep watching the same Cinderella over and over again. Hence the tweaks to basic folklore to produce something that counts as creative to them.

I can agree that many cartoons and shows these days are not fit for kids but pls my people I'm hard pressed to believe that there's a huge conspiracy going on somewhere with the aim of achieving Armageddon (or whatever this alarmist thread is taking about)

a art chic not following the crowd mentality

tzooh:
I don't know if it's a trait of Nigerians living in Nigeria to be selectively blind because every Nigerian I've met in GHANA, USA, or UK has always been fair and very sound in judgment but it seems tonylyte just chooses to be selectively blind at all the fouls the Guineans are committing. I wonder how many tackles atsu alone has gotten

tell em

Tonylyte:
Who is currently the afcon holder? Mr past glory.

by,now Nigeria should have wrapped up the cup and have it sent straight to Malabo.. so it becomes who was

Tonylyte:
As if we didnt lecture you on how do it the last time. Which team won the fair play award of the last afcon?

past glory that amounts to nothing is what is tripping you? what everyone across the globe knows is that the defending champions won't be able to defend their title cos of their poor performance .you should apply the observations you make on my team on eagles. so that at least they can hop next time

Tonylyte:
My hating on u does not change the fact that your team have always been rough. Learn to play good football.

only if the eagles made it .. to show us how its done...

Tonylyte:
Omo see ''sliding tackle''...i bet an epl refer will show u straight red card. #Ghana-too-rough-to-play

I can see that you are just hating cos guinea has also made tackles and you have not said a word about it. well it won't stop the black stars from winning !

sexyseun:
So you want a man who can last for like 5hours or more? I dont think i like that o! I prefer good sexx around 20-30mins which i can at least rest and later continue.
Men with High Libido are usually Jobless people, Find out from your research and see

standard 20-30 mins is okay .. recess and prepare for round 2

funmilayoB:
3minutes not enough 4 u..u hate ur husband o. so he still going to be fit again after 2hours nd u signed up just because of that..u must be a prostitute. just dont put poison in his food in order to satisfy u.

na wa ooo!! I laugh as I read this

gly2ken:
I was once in this situation and I am grateful God delivered me. First question is does ur hubby has any medical condition. I did a lot of research and was able to get solution. Second he can control the ejaculation process through constant practice. Finally, do not make him feel like a 'less man'. This will help his confidence and Do not under estimate the power of prayer

na wa oooooo!!

Nonybb:
[b]Hello Dear Lady, my contributes might be painful to you or you might find it too gross to grasp. The issue with your husband is that men that m@sturbates frequently before they got married often have this problem. Men do easily m@sturbate and once they form that addict it ends up making them have sex like chickens. Sex is an internal chemical reaction and stimulation so the issue with your husband is that his brain has been adjusted for long to climax at a certain time range due his long years of indulgence to m@sturbation. Look at the SOLUTION... Let him involve the techniques of penetration and withdrawal. Anyime he penetrates you and about to climax, he should do everything possible to hold it, then withdraw. By that mechanism, he is strengthening his sexual control and his brain cell would adopt to it. Men who m@sturbate frequently usually have quick ejaculation because they do it out of quick pleasure, not knowing that the brain adapt to that range of duration and stick with it for life. Let him involve you in a long pre-intimacy for 45 minutes, then penetrate you and withdraw, penetrate again and withdraw. Do the first sex count. We call it sex count because as you bang your partner, and penetrate and withdraw, you count it. Start with 10. Do 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9..10 and then withdraw. Start all over again and before you know it you are already use to doing 50 counts. I did 200 counts with a partner, she climax, shout, moan and nearly explode. Since that day I stick to 100 counts[/b]

beautiful

pumacy:
lol, i ensure i use little quantity of seasoning and he doesn't really take sugary things.

the problem is that he thinks he is satisfying you! there is nothing more painful than a guy hearing that he did not do his job well.. try figure out a matured way to talk to him about it.. you may also if he is open to new methods, you can visit a trusted pharmacy, and get some ex enhancing products.. he should also use fore play to create the necessary arousal . and find those spots that are sure to turn you on, a man needs to know this ones for himself.

PastorOluT:
Smile, u are actually filfilling the prophecy, 'knowledge/information will increase on the last days'.

same goes to you

ataller1:
yeah bt I'm not gonna judge who so ever does that..... bt I think earing belongs to women n d bible says men shouldn't put on what belong to women bt for necklace me I no no

do u know men were the first to wear high heel shoes... what do u say about that?

5minsmadness:
You realise of course that mercury is a molten planet, completely covered with fire and brimstone?

#reverses and drives to mars.. you never know.. I could discover an earth like planet to colonize . and I will name it after myself *ord planet*

Missmossy:
Very true, i really agree with the third and sixth point. Almost everywhere we go sexual appeal is the order of the day. Its just so sickening i must confess.

its not new. you only get to hear more of it cos of technological advancement in media. and the fact that those kind of news brings in more traffic

judeodion:
30years is too far bro. 10yaers. The end is here. We've been hearing and readinf about it but fortunately for us, its happening in our time. Give your life to God and leave it there.

when it comes .. I will go aboard my spaceship to Mercury

5minsmadness:
Yeah I get you. I want to know how my points are 'myopic'.

I have come to realise on this religious section that some folk just come to insult, nothing more. What did I say that pained you or offended you so much that you said my points are myopic if not just to sha insult me?

sincerely what he said was not an insult. just his own opinion.

irishCream:
Ok boss noted...now I know you're not inclusive apologies

from peoples quotes you can know those that are frosh and those that are smellos.