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 Politics › Re: ....OVERRATED Enugu.... by iconize(m): 6:55pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
OneNaira6: She claimed her husband is Igbo.Man, you really went ham on Berem.  Oh! if only Cramjones was still active on Nairaland... 2 Likes |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 6:07pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
adamskutty: puhahahahahaha puhahahahahaha borrowed uniform?
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| Politics › Re: ....OVERRATED Enugu.... by iconize(m): 5:23pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
collynzov5: How many times have your written UME? Collynzo, give that guy a breathing space... |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 4:14pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
adamskutty: I swear I look good in that pix niggeeer is ur shoe okrika?  As fuggly as Otumfool, he may be the finesse niggur in his hood... |
| Politics › Re: Amnesty Internation Releases Video Of Nigerian Soldiers Slaughtering BH Suspects by iconize(m): 3:34pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
Sagamite: You are a cretinous person!The intelligent one... 3 Likes |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 3:03pm On Aug 05, 2014*. Modified: 10:53am On Aug 06, 2014 |
customized07: rich ghanaians flexing skycrappers in ghanaJudo: Gayna competed at the Common wealth Games with borrowed uniforms..... |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 1:55pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
Ashantis leading Gayna to the cesspits since 1957... The burnt stars were performing well under a Serbian coach till a kotoko Ashanti midget, Appiah took over.. The burnt Ashanti midget led the burnt starts to the world cup WITHOUT WINNING A MATCH. Gaynaians are fed up with the Ewe(ewus) and the Ashantis(ashampees) , send the Ewus and Ashampees back to the bushes where they come from and Gayna will be a better place... 'DPrimitive lots that have refused to embrace civilization, thus pulling the rest of the country backward. We're tired of Mahama's incompetence The New Patriotic Party (NPP) on Tuesday marched along the streets of the Ashanti Region capital of Kumasi to protest what it describes as hardship in the region. Dubbed: “Yay3 d3n demo” to wit “what have we done”, the protest saw hundreds of the party’s supporters in the region wield placards to protest some of government’s policies in the region, which they say, have rendered most of them jobless. Some of the placards wielded read: “Ghanaians deserve better”, “Enough is enough”, “Save our Cedi, JM”, “Children are dying” and “Kun yen preko”. There was slight confusion during the procession, our correspondent said. William Evans Nkum reported that the confusion led to the withdrawal of the police escort but it was later resolved by the organisers. The party’s executives in the Region are expected to address the protesters. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 1:36pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
Incompetence and dumbness of the Ashantis An ashanti midget from Kumasi, Appiah led the burnt stars to failure in Rio without winning any match.. Now another evidence of dumbness and incompetence on the ashanti's side... Judo: Gayna competed with borrowed uniforms..... Gayna’s Judo team, was compelled to compete with borrowed uniforms at the just ended 20th Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland. According to information reaching sportscrusader.com, the Judokas had to rely on borrowed uniforms because the ones arranged for the team were not available as at the time of competition. In addition, the uniforms had no Ghana flags on them, a situation which brings to fore some of the organisational challenges that occurred at the Games under the leadership of Prof. Francis Dodoo’s Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC). Federation president, Emmanuel Tetteh confirmed to the media, that the team’s branded costume arrived a day after their competition, compelling them to borrow uniforms which the athletes were not familiar with. He said the team would have done better than just picking a bronze by Razak Abugiri. According to him, the use of the ‘foreign’ custume with no Ghana inscription incurred the displeasure of the competition’s officials to slap Ghana with disqualifications from time to time. Tetteh, who has had issues with members of the GOC, which resulted in the revocation of his accreditation but was later restored, expressed his displeasure over the management of affairs in camp. “Our uniforms arrived just yesterday (Friday) can you imagine that?, when we have finished our events. These are some of the things we complain about and they say we want to run them down. “We were bent on winning more medals if the right things were done, because I invested in the team and they showed great promise in their preparations.. “We were disqualified on number of occasions because we didn’t use the right uniforms, when you ask why things are not done right they think you hate them or you want to pull them down.” Tetteh said. Judo clinched Ghana’s first medal(Bronze) until boxing made it two also a bronze in the Games which ended with a spectacular closing ceremony yesterday. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 1:16pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
otumfour:Copying what style, what can one obviously copy from an Ewe(ewu) burnt scavenging lackey? Incompetence? Inc.est? Laziness? Dumbness? Noise making? Inferiority complex? Pedophilia? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 1:12pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
otumfour: You won't stop to amuse me, maybe you should become a comedian because you're dam.n too funny!It's on record that one newborn child dies every 15minutes in Gayna... So what noise are you making about healthcare system? Gayna's healthcare system is poor THE President of the Ghana Medical Association, (GMA) Dr. Emmanuel Adom Winful, has described the nation's health systems as poor, lacking quality monitoring and evaluation mechanisms. “The healthcare systems are weak; there is poor monitoring and evaluation, poor institutional and professional accountability, inadequate and inequitable distribution of health professionals, and poor working conditions,” he said. Dr. Winful, who was speaking at the Ghana Medical Association's 10th Annual Public Lecture held at Alisa Hotel in Accra on Wednesday, noted that as a nation, Ghana's health facilities still lack very basic equipment needed to enable medical experts function effectively and efficiently as professionals. The lecture, under the theme 'National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) - Opening the Policy Dialogue for Universal Coverage', forms part of GMA's philosophy of healthcare being accessible to every Ghanaian. He said the lack of system controls and the non-existing clear policy on the boundaries of the market in healthcare delivery had led to the unbridled and unacceptable advertisements, with far-reaching consequences on the health of Ghanaians. Though he lauded the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) as one of the most important things happening to Ghanaians, he stressed that it was about time governments come up with measures that would ensure the provision of accessible, equitable and affordable healthcare to the greatest number of Ghanaians. Dr. Winful said the GMA was convinced that more could be done to support the scheme in overcoming its teething problems including the so much highlighted 'fraud' which sometimes turns out to be a mirage after critical scrutiny. “We wish to caution that we do not over emphasize fraud while overlooking fundamental systemic issues that contribute and even generate some of these perceptions of fraud,” he stated. He assured that where fraud is proven however, the association will never support culprits. Addressing the gathering, the CEO of the National Health Insurance Authority, Sylvester Mensah, observed that since its inception in 2004, the NHIS has evolved to become the funding source for healthcare for many Ghanaians, both rich and poor. “It has also grown in various aspects of its operations, and is perceived as a model social health insurance scheme in Africa and beyond,” he said. Starting from a membership base of 1.3 million in 2004, he noted, the scheme today has a database of over 15.5 million registered members, representing over 60 percent of the population, adding “member utilization rates grew from 9.9 million in 2008 to 17.6 million in 2009, representing a 75 percent increase.” Mr. Mensah indicated that currently, over 520 formulations in the 2010 Ministry of Health Essential Medicines List are reimbursable by the NHIS, compared to 460 formulations in the previous list. He said as an authority, his outfit was looking forward to collaborating more with the GMA to help address any challenges facing the health system and also seek answers to unanswered questions confronting the scheme. Mr Mensah urged the GMA to agree to the fact that extra cash inflows were needed by the scheme to continue with its expansion program to enable it ensure sustainability. Dr. Benjamin Kunbuor, Minister for Health, on his part indicated that although poverty remains a central issue, the demand for a NHIS was driven by several factors including the changing perceptions of patients to health and healthcare. He said the increasing demands on the health sector needs to be managed in a way that people could engage the health system to all levels, no matter their economic circumstances. “The changing cost profile and payment and mechanisms of medical care also require new and innovative ways of meeting public need while maintaining a level of funding that will ensure sustained delivery of quality services,” he said. He therefore called for significant organizational changes in the NHIS that would enable it to see the ultimate gains that the average Ghanaian will reap in the long run. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 12:52pm On Aug 05, 2014 |
[quote author=otumfour][/quote]Stale... It becomes funny when a gorilla considers someone ugly.. This odious victim of gang-ra.pe with an acne infested face is trying to sound intelligent, whilst it's obvious that he has a deep-seated lunacy in him. You claim to be intelligent yet you can't write, all you do is to post countless fake emoticons like a mental case that you're. Otumfool, raise your burnt fist and catch "beef" red handed... |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 11:52am On Aug 05, 2014 |
otumfour:This silly irritating gaynaian drunk from the clan of gorillas, will never fail to disappoint with his usual jargons... You're even dumber than I thought! Your IQ if measured in mega watts won't be able to charge a nokia phone. So go back to primary school and acquire at least 00.1% IQ though small, we'll manage it A fuggly looking victim of deep-seated lunacy with a nose wide enough to house millions of ants, is talking about haunting somebody. A cretinous daft that I've murdered countless times is here claiming Hilter.. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 11:33am On Aug 05, 2014 |
Dessyguy: A resounding no.You ought to know of the repercussion a fight/war as deemed by you can have on society.The points I made earlier are the right approch.I give up! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 10:21am On Aug 05, 2014 |
Dessyguy: iconize,you should know by now that fighting will not lead to a long lasting resolution.The main ways of managing conflicts can be law enforcement,negotiation,mediation,arbitration and sometimes humanitarian services.fighting oly leads to loss of life and destruction of properties.Man why have you decided to scoff yourself in public? I don't care if fighting will lead to a long term resolution or not. Our discourse is "is war/fighting a way of resolving disputes"? My question requires a yes or no answer and not the gibberish you're spewing... |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 10:15am On Aug 05, 2014 |
customized07: Ghana begs for budget implementation, they beg nollywood to feature their stars, they beg nigeria for gas, they beg for countries to buy their goods by having a total export of -13billionUSD. This country bugs the world, UN should do something to the case of ghana, their begging is getting out of hand
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| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 10:12am On Aug 05, 2014 |
Kelewele the Ben johnson claiming Hilter, where art thou? Your master iconize wants you here at the moment, so report! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 10:00am On Aug 05, 2014 |
Dessyguy: so you still stand by that statement?Why won't I stand by it!? I know you're not a trouble maker but you goofed big time... |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 9:47am On Aug 05, 2014 |
otumfour:Otumfool, it seems you're deficient in writing. Reply my quotes by writing not posting some random pictures, even if it means writing your usual jargons... I made a short analysis of how gaynaians are muddled by lunacy and delusion, thereby giving their leaders a go ahead to loot freely.. And I know you've seen it, so reply! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 9:41am On Aug 05, 2014 |
Dessyguy: I humbly call for a cease fire.Though sometimes we do express our sentiments based on nationalism to which im no exception.I Think the insults and incessant attacks is becoming too much.Nobody should bother about replying this ignorant dumbo that said he doesn't know, fighting a war is also a way of resolving disputes... |
| Health › Re: Liberian Dies In Morocco Of Ebola - Internal Affairs Minister Discloses by iconize(m): 8:51am On Aug 05, 2014 |
To curtail ebola outbreaks, Liberians must be restricted from moving around the world till a cure for ebola is discovered. They're all medical terrorists!! |
| Health › Re: First Case Of Suspected Ebola Discovered In New York City, Usa!!! by iconize(m): 8:35am On Aug 05, 2014 |
To curtail ebola outbreaks, Liberians must be restricted from moving around the world till a cure for ebola is discovered. They're all medical terrorists!! |
| Health › Re: First Case Of Suspected Ebola Discovered In New York City, Usa!!! by iconize(m): 8:29am On Aug 05, 2014 |
To curtail ebola outbreaks, Liberians must be restricted from moving around the world till a cure for ebola is discovered. They're all medical terrorists!! 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 8:18am On Aug 05, 2014*. Modified: 9:04am On Aug 05, 2014 |
customized07: The richest woman in nigeria is twice as rich as the richest person in ghana, the richest person in nigeria is 25times richer than the richest person in ghana. The funniest part is the richest person in nigeria can comfortably fund ghana's 2014 budget, ghana can't fund their budget, the are still begging EU for 50millionUSD, poor countryActually 50% of their annual budget comes from foreign donors. Honestly gaynaians have allowed lunacy, delusion, inferiority complex and the "at least we're better than Nigeria" syndrome to muddle their sense of reasoning. They don't teach proportion in their schools. Gayna is the largest exporter/producer of cocoa also the second largest producer of gold after south Africa, producer of oil and also endowed with other mineral resources.. With all the mineral resources, Gayna has just 25million peeps to feed, clothe and shelter yet hunger is tearing 'em apart. Gaynaians ought to be living like the Germans, because they've everything to be the best in the word in terms of living standards.. Unlike Nigeria with a population of 180million peeps to feed, clothe and shelter, yet have a middle class of about 80million peeps. They're all living in extreme poverty, suffering and pretending and still calling their thieving leaders saints. Ghana’s Incredible Hunger and poverty In the fight to reduce hunger and poverty around the world—part of the ambitious set of development targets known as the Millennium Development Goals —one country that really stands out for me is the West African nation of Ghana. Ghana’s progress has been remarkable. Between 1990 and 2004, Ghana outperformed all countries globally in reducing hunger by 75 percent. It’s also making great strides to reduce the number of people living in poverty. In fact, Ghana is on track to become the first country in Africa to achieve the MDG goal for halving poverty and hunger from 1990 levels by 2015. That’s remarkable, especially when you consider the devastating drought, dwindling harvests, and rising poverty that Ghana experienced in the mid-1980s. How did they do it? In Ghana, as in many parts of the developing world, the poorest people get their income by farming small plots of land. So finding ways to help these farmers produce more food and get it to market is a critical element in reducing poverty and hunger. That’s also the goal of the foundation’s agricultural development initiative, which we launched in 2006. And that’s just what Ghana has done. During the past 25 years, Ghana’s increased government investments in agriculture have led to some amazing results. Ghana commits nearly 10 percent of its budget to improving agriculture, putting it among the top investors in the sector in Africa. It’s experienced steady growth in agricultural productivity, almost 5 percent a year since 1985, making it one of the world’s top performers in agricultural growth. A dramatic increase in cocoa production has helped to increase exports. And child malnutrition in Ghana has almost been cut in half since the end of the 1980s. There is still work to be done in Ghana—only half of the land suitable for agriculture is currently under cultivation, and there are still complaints from farmers that the market for some crops is underdeveloped. But there is no disputing the fact that Ghana is on the right path: Just two decades ago, Ghana was a country that struggled to feed its own people; now it has ambitions to become the breadbasket for West Africa. I invite you to take a look at this photo gallery—featuring the story of Ghanaian cocoa farmer Peter Owoahene Acheampong—on Ghana’s progress. |
| Politics › Re: Patrick Sawyer Is A Liberian Ebola Medical Terrorist, i have VIDEO evidence !!! by iconize(m): 5:55am On Aug 05, 2014 |
I deciphered the situation even before now. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 5:05am On Aug 05, 2014 |
PetroDolla3: hahahaha with their wicked gbegri mixed with amala/akpu accentShameless dullard, you couldn't even keep up with me but yet you ganged up with Otumfool to face Adamskutty. Suffering and pretending product of Trokosi slavery system. Fuggly looking nebbish scavenging lackey from the gorillas clan.. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 10:09pm On Aug 04, 2014*. Modified: 4:55am On Aug 05, 2014 |
otumfour:Look at this shameless gay, you want to see my pictures so you can wan.k to them huh? A mere looking at my pictures will make you self-service endlessly tonight.. Otumfool and his fuggly sister. Otumfool, it seems dwarfism is in your family DNA. Yuck! A poverty stricken delusional m.oron, who left the village to the town last year to serve his master as boy-in-boy-in ... It s.ucks to be a gaynaian!Otumfool, your pictures make me puke! How fuggly can one be...
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| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 9:54pm On Aug 04, 2014 |
adamskutty: cretinous fvctardI posted a picture of him and his fuggly looking burnt sister on the other thread... |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 9:52pm On Aug 04, 2014 |
otumfour: what ever puts a smile on ur face son of a generatorJust a typical gaynaian... Even when the truth is glaring you're still denying and digressing, posting countless fake emoticons. I know you're really pained in reality, how fuggly can one be... You're even ashamed of your own self. I wasn't trying to be funny when I said gaynaians are from the gorillas clan. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 9:41pm On Aug 04, 2014 |
otumfour:Quit posting Adamskutty's pictures, we all know it's him. Moreover he's not denying himself like you're doing. I think you should be sent to the psychiatric home because you're evidently not ok, how fuggly can one be to even deny himself... |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 9:34pm On Aug 04, 2014 |
otumfour: \Jokes apart! Otumfool I think you're suffering from low self esteem.. I know you look real fuggly and you're also a midget but is that enough reason for you to deny YOURSELF? |
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