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OXYGENO1: The naira is as useless as toilet papers.

its feeding Ghanaians nevertheless.. ask your dad

OXYGENO1: 6:23pm
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omo mumu full ghana ooo

OXYGENO1: SO?

in your case ur currency was revalued, in other words, 1 cedi = 1000cedi.. we shouldn't be telling you this for starters

OXYGENO1: Hahahaha if you know how useless your naira is u wouldn't be talking trash here.Ghs1 =51naira.Even toilet papers are more valuable than the naira.

Japanese yen is 212 to the dollar you dimwit ... go study economics

Billyonaire: Ghana needs just 2000 MW to reach sufficiency, and Nigeria generates about 4,500 MW at the moment. I think we should donate 2000 MW to Ghana as the 37th state of Nigeria. We are a big brother to Ghana, with a popular of Lagos, just one the 36 states in Nigeria. I love Ghanians a lot. They are a wonderful people.

lol

olaeffect: This is very sad.

Something I see here however is a country that has value for its citizens. If it were Nigerians that died in such manner in another country we will not even know. When we even have people dying daily like that here at home on daily basis.

We need to place more value on human life.

R.I.P to the dead.

don't blame the govt but Nigerian travellers .. some travel with fake documents and what not

kITATITA: Though it's painful to lose one person, but the maths don't add up. Official figure is 60. How come SA alone contributed 67. In civilised countries, class action suit could put Joshua out of business.

Business?

Collynzo17: My only sadness is that they are white South Africans and not the xenophobic blacks.

how did you know they were whites?

bestman09: So pathetic, They probably came for healing or breakthrough and ended up loosing their lives,


But why did the church claim that on 17 people died?

R I P

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Fact remains: Weapon procurements are handled by the Nigerian defense ministry and not individuals.

Cape Town – Sixty-seven South Africans have died after a building at the Synagogue Church of All Nations collapsed on
Friday, according to the presidency.
In a statement released on Tuesday spokesperson Mac Maharaj said: “I am greatly saddened to announce that 67 South
Africans died and scores of others sustained injuries, after a building at the Synagogue Church of All Nations collapsed
on Friday, 12 September 2014, in Lagos, in the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”
The last death toll from the collapsed guesthouse at a mega-church in Nigeria was reported at 57 earlier today.
Maharaj said: “Our thoughts are with the families, friends and colleagues that have lost their loved ones in this heart-
breaking tragedy. The whole nation shares the pain of the mothers, fathers, daughters and sons who have lost their loved
ones. We are all in grief.”

He directed the relevant government departments and entities to act with the utmost urgency to ensure that the
presidency facilitate the movement of relevant family members to Nigeria, to identify the bodies.
“Government will keep the public informed of developments around this tragedy.”
Collapsed building
It was earlier reported that a total of 131 people were injured in the collapse of the hostel, which housed Nigerian and
foreign followers of the popular preacher and televangelist TB Joshua.
Joshua's network of churches and a television station have attracted people from around the world to Lagos with
promises of receiving miracles and prophecies from the man followers dub "The Prophet".
Joshua has suggested that a low-flying aircraft was responsible for the collapse and released security camera footage
apparently showing a plane flying four times over the hostel before its collapse.
Ikotun is located to the west of Lagos's international aircraft.

The preacher has not commented directly on the deaths and initially claimed that only a few people were injured but on
Sunday tweeted: "No matter how long a lie is sustained, truth will someday prevail."
Rescuers say the building was overburdened by additional floors being constructed on top of its existing foundations.
Lagos state government officials are investigating the cause of the collapse.


m.news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/News/67-South-African-killed-in-Nigeria-church-collapse-20140916

14: South africa does not play around, and there are no favours. The culprit will be dealt with whether he is a government official or not

SA tried that with the Nigerian government once and it didn't end well for sa.. truth is, when FG is involved (on this continent) anything goes.

fck with fg and sacrifice your investments

edoyad: Why can't the FG of Nigeria just buy parts of Ghana so we can use our own fertile land for Agriculture ?

thats bullying..

Centrifude: Yeah that's what I like about Saab they aren't like most western countries, all uptight and ish... Dude forget the Su-35, I wish someone in Africa could get into the Su-50 Firefox project, that thing is a master piece, I would literally cry tears of joy if S.A got those things.

But anyway we won't know for sure what would win until an actual battle happens, cause we all know that theory and practical aren't the same, one plane maybe be better in theory but in real life It aint.

true

they've stayed away from the thread lol ..they know themselves

Nigerian investors have demonstrated burning investment appetite with their dominance of Ghanaian real estate market where they account for over 50 percent of the total transactions in the country’s bourgeoning middle and high end markets.

Though they are more visible in the residential segment of the market, they are at the same time no push-overs in the commercial segment where the development and ownership of some quality high-rise office buildings in the heart of Accra, the country’s capital, are linked to Nigerian business moguls.

Robert Davis, the marketing manager of Movenpick Ambassador Hotels, developers of Ambassador Heights’ luxury apartments, confirmed to BusinessDay in Accra at the weekend that Nigerians are the prime movers of premium real estate transactions in Ghana.

Davis noted that the Ghanaian real estate market attracts foreign direct investment not only because of the quick value appreciation and high rental yield of real estate assets estimated at 10 percent per annum, but also because of the security, socio-economic and political stability in the country, pointing out that the challenges experienced by the country’s currency was gradually easing off.

He hinted that demand for the 18-unit Ambassador Heights has been quite encouraging with Nigerians securing 50 percent of buyer-interest in the 21st century development located in Ghana’s most coveted location, placing them ahead of local investors who share the remaining 50 percent with foreign clients.

With the encouraging demand from Nigeria, the developer said the country was their next destination, affirming that Nigerian property market has great growth potential and huge opportunities for investment.

According to him, Ambassador Heights would deliver world class design and build quality, adding that with its modern glass facade, manicured private gardens, and beautiful interiors complete with luxury finishing, fittings, and appliances, it would complement an unrivalled ownership experience.

“It is designed to be an urban sanctuary within the city for a privileged few, offering immediate access to all of Accra – from the vibrant central business district to the sprawling seashore. Merely minutes away from the Arts Centre, the National Museum, and directly opposite the National Theatre, there is no shortage of local culture and entertainment to cater to those with a discerning urban lifestyle”, he said.

By virtue of its location, Davis described Ambassador Heights as a 5-Star mixed use development in which the hotel and the commercial space have been fully completed, assuring that buying into this development even as an investment makes much economic sense.

“Accra is the nerve centre of ‘New Ghana’ and all it stands for where the young middle class are witnessing a renaissance in attitude. There is an awakening to entrepreneurship and a consciousness towards art and luxury, where comfort is a major factor in every lifestyle choice.”


http://businessdayonline.com/2014/09/nigerian-investors-dominate-interests-in-ghanaian-real-estate-market/#.VBblzFxBvMI

Centrifude: Gripen were specifically made and designed to hunt down Flankers especially Su-27s and Su-30, that's why no one is responding to your post.

Checkout the Promo videos of the Gripen.

su-30 is a better fighter than gripen. fact!
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in a dogfight, su27 / jf17 will take on a gripen(c/d) nicely

can someone just make this guy the president. .!! see charisma abeg

Why do I have this feeling that we got jf17 block 1

agaugust: Yes sir, confirmed by the 'man on ground' for Beegeagle, we are already celebrating on Beegeagle since last night.

Then remember newspapers published the arrival and delivery of about 12 modern state-of-the-art world class jet fighters with night fighting capabilities and among the best jets in the world, into NAF's hangers on September 1 this month.

Their arrival was 100% sure and published to the public on September 1, only thing left was their names, and that in not yet published but snippets of information as at September 13 it is 90% sure they are Su-27 - Su-30 Flankers and JF-17 Thunder combination !


[b]
beegeagle says:

September 13, 2014 at 11:38 pm
hehe..I am sure that photos shall reach us soon enough.

This was on the cards though. The moment that Belarus frantically dusted up decommissioned Su-27s and reportedly sold six Su-30s to an “unnamed country” and then snippets reached us about NAF pilots training in a small country outside Africa, this was nearly sealed."

the best aeronautical hands in the NAF are assembling two categories of top class fighter jets

* we have a mix of factory upgraded and brand new assets. I know the number of the upgraded 4G jets but not the brand-new ones. Just like we recommended, the NAF have the most powerful mix of new and used jets in…covering multirole and air superiority tasks and the handicap of short-legged and unambitious homeland defence jets has now been overcome. To the glory of God, we did not fall for the temptation to acquire stripped down Western-made jets with all the foul politics of neocolonial control entailed. We have learned the lessons of past arms embargoes.

* we are now proud owners of factory upgraded Sukhoi Su-30s, four of which have been fully assembled.

* we are also proud owners of the open architecture JF-17 Thunder, brand-new assets those. The JF17 can take on Chinese, Russian and Western avionics and munitions. So anyone country’s systems can be substituted if and when they try to play God.[/b]


http://www.tribune.com.ng/news/top-stories/item/14864-b-haram-fg-acquires-12-fighter-jets-sect-kills-14-in-borno-jonathan-african-leaders-in-kenya-over-terrorism-allegations-against-ihejirika-absurd-fani-kayode/14864-b-haram-fg-acquires-12-fighter-jets-sect-kills-14-in-borno-jonathan-african-leaders-in-kenya-over-terrorism-allegations-against-ihejirika-absurd-fani-kayode

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Congrats .. also learnt the toys are home

bh things

Johannesburg - The SA Revenue Service confiscated $9.3m (about R100m) at Lanseria Airport, northwest of
Johannesburg, from two Nigerians and an Israeli, it said on Sunday.
"The passengers' luggage was searched after customs officials detected irregularities in the luggage," spokesperson
Adrian Lackay said.

"The money was detained as it was undisclosed/undeclared and above the prescribed legal limit for bringing cash into
the country."

The incident happened on Friday.
He said the money was being kept safe by the SA Reserve Bank. The matter has been handed over to the police and the national investigations unit would investigate. National police spokesperson Solomon Makgale confirmed that the matter had been reported to the unit. He said the money was seized and the matter handed over to the Hawks. Hawks spokesperson Paul Ramaloko was not immediately available for comment.

According to Rapport newspaper, the men were going to use the money to buy weapons.
The passengers were reportedly acting on behalf of the Nigerian intelligence service, but this could not be confirmed by the country's authorities, the Afrikaans weekly reported.

The group also had documents confirming they were in South Africa to buy arms. It was unclear whether the Israeli passenger was an intelligence operative or an arms dealer, according to the report.
The National Conventional Arms Control Committee, which approves permits for the import and export of weapons, was
not aware of any applications made for such a transaction. The committee reportedly confirmed that it was aware of the incident but did not want to comment further.

agaugust: How has Nigerians been farming before about a family size of Zimbabwean farmers came to farm?

How many are those white farmers?

Sorry dude, there is no game for two to play here, only a Retaaard thinks 10 men or even less, are the ones farming for 177 million people

Mumu Durango
.

beats me

OP - you forgot to add Ethiopians, Zimbabweans etc..

saw this on the Nigerian airforce page

"Nigerian Air Force Buying New Fighters, Choppers
The chief of Nigeria's air force says it is buying new fighter jets and helicopters. The air force has been pivotal in an offensive to curb an Islamic uprising in the northeast with near-daily bombing raids on insurgent hideouts in forests and caves along the border with Cameroon.

Air Marshal Adesola Amosu said in a statement Wednesday that the government has approved the acquisition of fighter aircraft and helicopters as well as upgrades for some existing aircraft. The air force uses mainly Chinese Chengdu-F7 multi-role fighters and Russian Mi-35 attack helicopters. Amosu said C-130 and G-222 transport planes also are being used in the conflict.

Extremists destroyed two helicopter gunships and three decommissioned fighter jets in an attack on a base in the northeastern city of Maiduguri in December."

KINGOFJAPAN: HISSING... WHAT'S WITH YOU SOUTHIES REGISTERERING ON NL WITH ZA ATTACHED TO YOUR USERNAME

the thing tire me o

patches689: Boko Haram surround Maiduguri
Published: Yesterday, 5:40 PM
Source: AFP


Kano - Boko Haram fighters have surrounded the northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri and are preparing an imminent takeover, an influential regional group claimed on Thursday, calling for military reinforcements.

"They have completely surrounded the city of Maiduguri," the Borno Elders Forum, which is made up of retired senior civilian and military officials as well as community leaders, said in a statement.
Source: News24

they're still preparing for a takeover? lol... meanwhile a friend in maiduguri is celebrating a car he just got, crazy party going down.

AFP, BBC ..voice of the people

trust BBC, always reeling out false news

shymexx post was hidden because his posts reeks of fraudulent facts

shymexx: If you can search, I'm sure you should be able to read and comprehend as well. Now, go back to the article you posted, and read the excerpt in bold.

Basically, if testing was scheduled to conclude in 2008 - then when do you think it was commissioned into service?

Also, go back to your source, and read about Mi-35, and compare the two, to see which one of the two is new, and which is far superior and will be more effective. Then, check the little African countries which have them in service in their military, and the quantities they have.

Then come back to thank me later.

ode, you don't supply aircraft to your clients without testing

shymexx: If you can search, I'm sure you should be able to read and comprehend as well. Now, go back to the article you posted, and read the excerpt in bold.

Basically, if testing was scheduled to conclude in 2008 - then when do you think it was commissioned into service?

Also, go back to your source, and read about Mi-35, and compare the two, to see which one of the two is new, and which is far superior and will be more effective. Then, check the little African countries which have them in service in their military, and the quantities they have.

Then come back to thank me later.

nigga, you lack comprehensive skills ..read!


to the best of my knowledge we are the only users of that beast [mi-35 Hind E] on the continent [tank that flies]

we already have
Six units of Mi-35P – delivered to us by Russia in 2000
Three units of Mi-24V/Mi-35P – delivered to us by Ukraine 2008
Two units of Mi-35P – delivered to us by Belarus in 2010