₦airaland Forum

giles14:
sentiments aside the gripen is far too advance for the JF-17.gripen avionics is out of this world.

yeah..it's spiritual

jln115:
I have.

no you haven't.

kabe1:
Can you prove with evidence that the Gripen is far better and smarter than the JF-17?

no mind toju200, he thinks because gripen is from Europe and JF-17 from sino-pakistani factories, the Gripen must be better.
And if you look at the to two airframes the Gripen looks slicker, so his mind is on that.

rvp2018:
Try chant this GHANA BEYOND AID.
No country can develop on your laughable model.
Church cannot be allowed to drive gov agenda...because their objective is totally different.

Kenya go to church, they tithe very well, kenyans like mission schools, they charge expensive fees, but we are secular nation.

Kenya is indeed a modern state. Church, military, etc - are not allowed in public sector - in any form.

what are you even talking about, if this were about relationship, I'd say you're jealous of the church. Oxford university was founded as a Christian school, same with Cambridge and a host of British Universities.
Same with American unis.

Missionary schools no longer exist in some parts of West Africa e.g Nigeria. Govt took over almost 60 years ago...what we have now, are purely private church universities. How does that stop the country from developing. In west Africa, we do not worship whites who claim to be Jesus like Kenyans do. I agree we are more religious than Kenyans, how come we have a bigger economy, Industries and military by far more than kenya.?
All developed countries and world powers have Christian rich history. My advice, go savage yourself from self destructive atheism .

Nigerians influencing American elections.
Great nation great people, useless leaders.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXHxaJ2QWek

kabe1:

leave the guy alone, according to him, Egypt cannot defeat SA in war because the later has got link za an EW system.

If you mention jf17, he loses control like he was paid to fight Indians battle

tylann:
You can project power without influencing anyone

no you can't...the US can bomb Kenya by influencing Somalia or Ethiopia. That is influence... Russia has far more influence than Japan...only the Russians were able to put America in check in Syria. Influence isn't about investment in other countries, the UK will have more influence in Africa than the US but they don't. The one who Helps others more, has more influence. The US became the worlds super power after they took over world economy in the early nineties. Every one depended on America.

So, truly, no African country is close to becoming a superpower, when one arises, we will know.

POKUASI2:
which trains?
Plying from where to where?

it moves round their almighty and beautiful Accra which is also the "best city in west africa"

POKUASI2:
I think you're bored or just stupid because if you really took your time to take those pictures which I guess is a bad road to you, then I think you have a problem.
This roads are far better than almost all the roads I've been on in Ghana here

welcome abeg help me talk to these Ghanaians, they said their train is better than Nigerias light rail

jln115:
Dude there is 0 official order of 40 JF-17s... Nigeria bought 3 and only three.... All weapon trades are registered on Sipri... Which confirm only 3 were ordered.

Secondly I don't care about other peoples opinions if they don't take me seriously so be it, fact is Ive never taken NL seriously in the first place

you will soon be disgraced again when we add more orders like you were when you brought up the Photoshop issue, everyone now sees you as a jealous toddler

jln115:
defence news Nigeria is a joke bro!! even the Nigerian defence force have distanced themselves from that twitter account

you talk too much,
No body takes you serious on the other thread because you argue what you don't know. The initial order was 40, which comprised of block 2and 3. however the Pakistanis are too slow in producing them. Naf had to reduce them to just 3.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/nation.com.pk/06-Dec-2014/nigeria-all-set-to-buy-25-40-jf-17-jets-from-pakistan%3fversion=amp

jln115:
bolded proves you know nothing about defence matters

still shut up, I had to read on the exercise when frumentius and patches in the other thread made mention of it and I discovered it was all play and nothing more.

It sounds like this 'SA sank the subs of all NATO countries combined', you're plain daft buddy

jln115:
Google what a TDL does then come back

Secondly they don't have the ships or the ports to transport thousands of tanks to SA, they also have 0 air support to protect those tanks from SAAF Gripen since they don't have an aircraft carrier..........and NATO also had subs, Frigates and Destroyers.............that didn't stop SAS Manthatisi from sinking the entire Standing NATO Maritime Group 1.

shut up man, like I said you are shameless... how does sinking a ship or sub in virtual or dumb exercise relate to actual war, the sub only played dead so you can laugh, they only let you play with them, what happens when they deploy the full capabilities of those sub. BTW India has also sunk some NATO subs in exercise abd that buddy means nothing

jln115:
if you understood war and if you actually looked at both militaries in depth then you wouldn't be so ignorant

Also any military enthusiast knows GFP is a pile of garbage, I do however agree with the rankings of SA, Egypt and Algeria

you are a 'shame' to argue with... How on earth do you expect SA to even win Morocco in war if they were neighbours. You're a hypocrite bro...end of this argument.

jln115:
They have 0 way to get any of their fighters to SA since they don't have an aircraft carrier, secondly Gripens have beaten both Su30s and Rafael in exercises..... And lastly SA also have frigates and subs.... Subs that were able to single handedly sink an entire NATO fleet in an exercise

Not to mention the vast technological advantages SA have compared to Egypt.

what you're doing now is what we call 'empty chest beating'. Again they have far more subs frigates than you do...could easily ask any of your neighbours to lend them chance to rape you with their terrible arsenal. Then match a thousand tanks into SA from the sea. Even Israel is afraid of Egypt, is it SA that is at same level with Nigeria in military strength, that will stand a chance against Egypt?

Even Link ZA cannot fight it only makes your communication smoother and safer. So please Don't mention link ZA

jln115:
do Singapore or Switzerland have comparable economic size and population to the US?........no they don't learn what context is.

you got my point at least.

jln115:
on paper yes in an actual war.....niether can invade the other, however SA would have a much more efficient fighting force thanks to exponentially better communication systems like linkZA, impi bluefor tracker, chaka C4 ect ect.... Egypt on the other hand have the numerical advantage.

Bro Egypt will pound you till Shaka the Zulu your foster slave King resurrects and again pummeled to the under world... Egypt will change the landscape of SA to valley... Table mount will enter the ground. Bro, SA will implode and explode same time..choose your words wisely.

With their 2 submarines escorting 3frigates and their helicopter carrier cruising behind would suffocate you. 1 Rafael will pummel you butterfly sanctuary to Pretoria then Capetown and finally joburg..then the Su will be sitting in malemas palour while, the migs will help deportthe boers back to where ever they came from.

vankelvin:
Okay I see.

Ecowas 618 B

Nigeria 448 B
Ghana 68 B
Cote D. 61 B
Senegal. 21 B
Burkina F. 14 B
Benin. 12 B
Mali. 12 B
Niger. 10 B + 8 other countries

Calculate and strike the percentage

I reduced the GDP Percentage so can believe it but it was still too big for you.

Well it's actually 70%

Read this Article
http://www.west-africa-brief.org/content/en/west-africa%E2%80%99s-growth-prospects-remain-strong

Kazikazi:
Yes,TZ wants to have high level of developments like your Singapore. But we are also gonna be a superpower. All the ingredients we have them.Actually everything needed is in our side. And all the pointers are pointing at this very same thing of TZ emerging as Africa's newest superpower.

do you really know what a super power is, look at AU today, whoever has a say in the Sub region is a regional power... Hope you ain't thinking Communism will make you a big player in Africa? It takes Culture to drive influence.

Let's leave this matter please..

AskiaHarem:
I said it before I'll say it again if ISIS in Africa set there sites on Ghana today via the north of the country, Kumasi and Accra would be overrun come January and Nana would be getting beheaded live on Tv by the end of the month assuming he hadn't already fled the country.

that beheading part got me

jln115:
HDI- South Africa
Economy(Wealth)- South Africa
Economy(GDP Nominal per Capita)- South Africa
Economy(GDP PPP per Capita)- Egypt
Economy(FDI)- South Africa
Economy(foreign reserves) - South Africa
Infrastructure- South Africa
Education- South Africa
Military- Egypt
Technological advancement- SOUTH Africa

in all this you have listed Singapore and Switzerland flaws the US but the US calls the Shot be careful bro, superpower is not by statistics

Kazikazi:
Yes DRC could easily become africas superpower. But as you said its all about leadership. Actually, DRC has more potential of being Africa's superpower than anybody else.

no they Don't , they have very little access to sea. It takes decades for a regional power to grow

Shma2020:
Nigeria has more influence in West and part of Central, their culture alone speaks volume, talk more of economy, and development.

Kenya on other side influences most of East and part of Central and South decisions. The recent terror attack in Mozambique is a clear testify, Kenya of all countries had to step in for Mozambiques support whereas their neighbors like bongala nation were just lazying around as usual.

Bongala Nation ... But Kenya has little influence in EAC because there are equally great nations like Ethiopia, Tanzanian and from a distance Uganda and Rwanda. Kenya is somewhat peaceful, I fear Tanzanian cos of communism, Rwanda and Uganda have dictators. Ethiopia like Nigeria has too many problems, more like new decade new challenges

Appisko:
And Nigeria need to get it's stuff together

the day Ghana becomes a threat to France in ecowas, you would have an Insurgency that would take a bulk of your money...western togoland would be used to distabilize GH. Then Cote d'ivoire would mock you all day and night.

samdunzo:
DRC/Zaire needs federalism, and Ethiopia and Eritrea need to reunite(Abyssinia). Thats what will enable those two to progress

you need more Education...Ethiopia is largely a Christian state, Eritrea is an Islamic country with sharia. We are also advocating same for Nigeria ,a break up. To let each religion go

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Yes with all your factories which are not operated some of the factories which shutdowns in Nigeria 20 years ago the government claims they are still running Nigeria build factories which are warehouses with nothing inside. Yes you have a huge population but the population is only consumers like fat cows. You consume everything and produce nothing. To make matters worse your musician goes to other African countries and start beating themselves up for the peanuts in those countries. Please if you have nothing to say is better you just keep quiet then disgracing yourself up and down the place why Nigeria is at the bottom of the barrel

it's your senses that is at the bottom of your anatomical feature. Don't quote this username again,not interested.

Shma2020:
It's only Egypt bruh.

please have a little bit of shame when showing your ignoRANT ..Egypt doesn't play politics with Africa, they belong in the Arab world, they have Zero say in AU... contributes 0 personnel to AU forces...study African history.damn!!!

Wuoche:
Morocco is superior to Nigeria in everything except paper GDP.

but I thought your country men said Kenya was ahead of Morocco, what do you have to say...

When Morocco was about joining AU, they had to come to Nigeria, when they wanted to join Ecowas, we refused and they secretly backed out...read African politics then you would be ashamed of the your level of Education.

vankelvin:

You schooled yourself

You ended up writing chaff

I said South Africa and Egypt are the real Giants of Africa if you disagree fine but stop writing gibberish

alright if that would make you sleep this night Hobbit.

A country that owns 70% of Ecowas population, 70% of Ecowas GDP, 65% of the military personnel in Ecowas... More industries than all Ecowas countries combined...65% of all industrial and manufacturing activities in Ecowas, shouldn't stoop low to compare even a state with Dwarfs.

My last reply to a Hobbit, heck even your president is a weird Hobbit

vankelvin:
Mumu, nobody is disputing nigeria's 26th position when it comes to GDP.

I only said South Africa and Egypt are the real Giants in Africa so get yourself a life jorr.

it's not statistics that makes the US the worlds super power. If it's by paper work, Singapore, UAE, Kuwait and most Eu countries would have been called super powers.

In ASIA, India on paper is not a super power but when you talk Economy or military you can't leave out The US or INDIA, hope I schooled you today.

So Nigeria is the Giant of AFRICA, politically,socially, in economy, military entertainment name it...

Nigeria is the Superpower of Africa.

Wuoche:
Biggest economy with nothing to show for it

keep lying to yourself
We already have the black culture by the balls
To the outside world, there are 2 countries in subsahara, Nigeria and the rest.

NSE ranked world’s best-performing stock market in 2020

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has been named the best-performing stock market among the 93 equity indexes being tracked by Bloomberg across the world.

The all-share index which opened at 38,800.01 inched higher by 310.16 points or 0.80 percent to cross the 39,000 mark and close at 39,110.17.

Also, the market capitalisation rose by N167 billion to close at N20.446 trillion compared with N20.279 trillion achieved on Thursday before the Christmas and Boxing Day holidays.

Year-to-date returns are currently at 45.7 percent; the best annual return since 2013.

Analysis by TheCable also showed that investors had booked N7.31 trillion in gains as of December 22, 2020.

The rally was also supported by the dovish stand of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

The apex bank cut the base monetary policy rate by 200 basis points to 11. 5 percent, in order to boost lending, discourage savings and drive growth to counter the pandemic effect on the economy, while also keeping rates low in the fixed income market.

Excess liquidity (created by CBN’s OMO restriction), the hunt for double-digit yields and depressed pricing, helped to rekindle local interests in the equities market in 2020.

The uptrend recorded at the end of trading on Tuesday was driven by price appreciation in medium and large capitalised stocks amongst which are; BUA Cement, Zenith Bank, Access Bank, NPF Microfinance Bank and NEM Insurance.

A breakdown of the price movement chart shows that Jaiz Bank dominated the gainers’ chart in percentage terms with 10 percent, to close at 66k per share.

NEM Insurance followed with 9.56 per cent to close at N1.49, while Lasaco Assurance rose by 8.82 per cent to close at 37k per share.

NPF Microfinance Bank improved by 8.39 per cent to close at N1.68, while Japaul Gold and Ventures appreciated by 8.33 per cent to close at 52k per share.

Conversely, NCR led the laggards’ chart in percentage terms, losing 9.68 per cent to close at N1.96 per share.

FTN Cocoa Processors trailed with 8.99 per cent to close at 81k, while Trans-Nationwide Express shed 8.86 per cent to close at 72k per share.

Chams shed 8.70 per cent to close at 21k, while AXA Mansard Insurance lost 4.76 per cent to close at N1 per share.

Also, the total volume of shares traded rose by 85.4 percent with an exchange of 722.57 million shares worth N4.38 billion in 5,042 deals.

This was in contrast with a total of 381.72 million shares valued at N7.97 billion exchanged in 2,925 deals on Thursday.

Transactions in the shares of AIICO Insurance topped the activity chart with 273.13 million shares valued at N326.09 million.

Oando followed with 81.45 million shares worth N323.33 million, while FBN Holdings traded 41.09 million shares valued at N294.21 million.

Access Bank traded 40.14 million shares worth N353.27 million, while Champion Breweries transacted 36.33 million shares worth N30.16 million.

https://www.thecable.ng/nse-ranked-2020-best-performing-stock-market/amp







They don't know why the giant keep rising, it is in our culture as a nation.