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vankelvin:
You are being so economical with the truth.

Just play the video again and listen

04:19
@Wode Maya said QUOTE "Abuja is organized, I don't know which city in Ghana to compare to Abuja. Abuja is like Kigali but Kigali is cleaner".
There is no where in his submission where he said Abuja beats Accra in development.

The Nigerians lack comprehension skill

Have no understanding of context and pretext. English is not their thing and that's as a result of broken English

vankelvin:
Can you imagine

He had never seen a beautiful University like Legon ever in his life

pls don't make him eat back his words 😂🤣

vaxx:
Doubting that what, that you spent about 10 to 15 thousands naira cheaply for transportation to Ghana) less than 150 cedis


Try it now , you will spend nothing less 90 to 100,000 naira to Ghana . Then I will know you are talking.


We don't have single international hostels, they are more added one to the existing ones

😂🤣

Pls don't make the boy go broke.

Those campus rooms were renting for like 10 cedis a night, when student were not on campus

forgiveness:
From you never visit to you don visit once. Dey play

I had to pull your leg to make you expose yourself.....you've forgotten those were part of the conversations you guys kept having on this platform that brought Ghanaians here to see why you guys kept comparing places and things in Ghana to your country.

forgiveness:
Laugh harder but don't cry after seeing this thread.

Where is legon university? Maybe in Koforedia.

so you've been to Ghana once to attend a program

You just went to legon campus And Accra Mall...But you are here claiming mouth of 50 times. Even the campus you were on, you hadn't even gone to Pentagon yet you want to form an opinion on Accra ?

😂🤣

vankelvin:
These guys are wierd and clownish

Kyeres3 all of them on social media have been to Ghana before

You should always ask them why 😂🤣😂

You'll hear all the weird reasons as to why they view Ghana as heaven. You'll be amazed at some of the things we take for granted and normal here

forgiveness:
Point of correct. More than 50 times.

🤣😂

I'll only laugh to the list of things that never happened

vankelvin:
Same story line repeated by all these nigerians on social media

Apparently all nigerians on social media have been to Ghana before

They all have Ghanaian friends who have said Abuja is beautiful

All Nigerian men on social media have a Ghanaian girlfriend

They all have a Ghanaian as their drivers, cooks, co-workers etc

Infact, on Social Media all nigerians are odogwu

They keep making up stories to feel good
[b]

he said he has been 50 times 😂🤣
I know of only a few people who loves Accra more than Abuja like that much.

It is always a beautiful sight

ProblemChild1:
See open gutter everywhere. God forbid

Garki see how serene and clean the Neighborhood is.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZuyj2TpH1g?si=i_01W3WfOhj5NJ-u


Jabi Neighborhood


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2cO3mtY0tw?si=sDcMXDieeKYmXTKK

there are plenty open gut*ters in every part of Abuja



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_v62_4TcO4?si=hmsF7af58ErNrXow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dtyCPxRjvM?si=n4Btpz2yWlq3NtBd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIZR_L5rFq4?si=IqWfYjwwUhNdI_1i

POKUASI2:
there he goes!!
I've come in close contact with people from different African countries and you Ghanaians are arguably the least smart people in west Africa.
Was it not the same you that said Nigeria and Benin had their first power connection in 2020 and I pulled an article from African Development Bank that point to a project it financed that was completed in 2007.

I'm in contact with global audience and they view Ghanaians as the smartest people in the room. Nigerians they don't regard because you guys don't contribute anything sensible, just like your argument here.

Yes Nigeria and Benin only share a transmission line in 2020, as usual you are not smart.
The 60kv line you had, to supply a few villages along the Benin border in 2007 is not considered a transmission line but a sub distribution line.. dumb kid

Mkenya2019:
Mad cow - looking for company in default misery - Kenya gov delayed some salaries for only 1 WEEK in april. The financial year ended last month - gov paid off everything - for all projects/activities - a first one in some time. Kenya gov in last two months has gotten almost 5-6 billion dollars. Things are looking up. IMF just gave us another 1 billion - forex reserves now 9B or more -

In fact we will likely buy back our eurobond - and float new one.

Poor Ghana - you beat elect Mahama - concentrate on your elections.

Lunatic

Kenyan govt delayed salaries for 3 months .....you're the one looking for misery in defaults after Kenya defaulted on several commercial loans.

Poor Kenya has it citizens on the streets as your country keep taking more slave debt from the IMF and WB to sink them deeper into poverty despite the fact that you guys should be reducing your debt intake in order to bring down your debt payment from 76% of revenue so that you won't keep borrowing to pay salaries.

As for Capita projects, you have forgotten about it completely because there's no money for that 🤣😂

Mkenya2019:
Ghana and Zambia will take a decade to recover from their default. Being admitted to IMF program is start of long process to win back investors and creditors. Dont think creditors will lend to Ghana so soon after they defaulted. And if they do - they will demand very high interest rates - which again will lead to default - a cycle of default - like is happening in Ghana every 3-5 years.

Kenya has to work hard this year to escape such a mess.

Ghana recovered in January of 2023 as said by the IMF.

Kenya will take 15 years, looking at how deeply you guys are digging yourself into more trouble.

Creditors are already loaning to Ghana as they realize that Ghana only spend 40% of it revenue on debt.


Kenya is only kicking the can down hill like it does every 2 years of seeking IMF bailout and doing selective default. Basically more suffering for Kenyans even when the current IMF program hasn't ended yet.

POKUASI2:
If stupidity was a trophy, Ghanaians will be winning all the time
The Electricity Authority of Benin–Nigerian Electric Power Authority power interconnection project, jointly financed by the African Development Bank, the West African Development Bank, and the Economic Community of West African States, is one of the sparkling flagship projects for regional integration and cooperation in West Africa. Financed under the West Africa Power Pool program, the project connects Benin’s power grid (CEB) to that of Nigeria (NEPA). Since its completion in 2007, like a beacon, the project has broken dawn, lighting up vast areas of rural communities that were once in economic darkness. Today, one compelling transformation story is that electricity is now available in such rural communities as Alaari, Ihunbo, Idi-Ota, Ajilete, Oja-Erin, Sabo Ago Ilobi, Awuko Alongbon and Owode, to name a few.

Good you exhibit the Nigerian stupidity we all talk about daily.

Mkenya2019:
Taxes are necessary to pay off Eurobond principal that is due this year - we need about 300-400B KES more - as our debt servicing will increase from 1.3/1.4 to 1.7/1.8 trillion.Then after that - our debt servicing will drop to 1.3 trillion.

In short we have one difficult year - and we would have escaped Ghana type of default mess.

Keep suffering

Ghana is not the one who withheld public servants salaries for months and Ghanaians are not the ones on the streets.

Kenya created this mess by itself and Ghana couldn't have imagine putting itself in the situation your country is currently in.

Pkid1:
Ghana is a complete zoo not even at the level of Lagos, let alone Nigeria

😂🤣

Nigeria is the zoo...Ghana is like Heaven to you guys

POKUASI2:
I blame who gave you the platform to disrespect people who are like God to you.
History told us how the colonial masters used to ship police from Nigeria to ghana to whipe your gyimii forbearers.
University of Ghana was born out envy and jealousy just because the colonial masters want to build UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN and you jealous grandfather insisted University of Ghana must be built as well.
Nigeria had and enjoyed electricity 18yr before the IMF colonial zoo first saw electricity.

Ghana started serving the Ghanaian public with electricity in 1914....it took Nigeria up to 1951 to do same in Nigeria.

Learn to read

vankelvin:
Ghana is not your country's mate
We lead you follow

🤣😂

vankelvin:
You wish your useless country ever supplied Ghana Electricity.

Mumu wants to use Ghana to validate their country's image

Wow, I didn't know Tema power station at a point used to be the largest in Africa

Pkid1:
Oga face front. Ghana na confirm zoo abeg. Ghana as a whole is not even at the level of Lagos. Let alone Nigeria.

Fora zoo that can't supply itself electricity, it is funny to hear the one in darkness calling those light years ahead zoos 😂🤣

vankelvin:
Ghana and Ivory Coast has been supplying each other electricity since the days of Adam.

Now tell us when Nigeria supplied Ghana Electricity.

I never knew MOU signed between Ghana and Nigeria alone means electricity has been supplied. Na who made Nigerians dumb

Sometimes I wonder if they are being willfully dumb or it's just inbred 😂🤣

Pkid1:
They Will debunked this news now and come up with another excuse. Just watch and see. You don't know these ghanaians. That's why i don't argue with them again cha cha.

why won't I debunk it when it never happened?

Spend time checking when your country first connected it transmission lines to Benin if you even know what transmission line is.

Obaaderemi2:
They should keep quiet at this stage. You have broken their empty skulls. You really know these empty people.

These facts are from Ghanaians themselves. They will Soon come and discredit it. I never knew we once supplied them even 1kw of electricity.

The only one I know was that about 10% of Ghana's population once lived in Nigeria. They were very many in Ibadan. I went to school with many of them and several of my teachers were Ghanaians. That was even many years after 'Ghana must go'. Their children could speak Yoruba just like the rest of us.

I guess that's why some of them could pass themselves off as half- Nigerians on this forum while at the same time cursing Nigeria and supporting Ghana against Nigeria. I was thinking if someone was half of this country and that country then they should be able to maintain neutrality.

🤣😂

Those were just words from them ECOWAS conference envisioning the power pool project .

Nigeria could not have sold electricity to Even Benin as far back as 2010 because it had no transmission lines going to Benin.😂🤣

I'm guessing you'll transmit the electricity by air, hence perfecting Tesla's vision

[quote author=POKUASI2 post=124474211][/quote]That was a dream as at then.... Envisioning the day transmission lines could be inter connected for countries to share their excess electricity.

While Ghana connected Togo and Benin hence selling electricity to them in 2006,
Nigeria only managed to connect it transmission lines to Benin in 2020. 😂🤣

POKUASI2:
THIS IS FROM FORMER GHANA PRESIDENT KUFOR

Nigeria will increase its supply of electricity to Ghana through the West African Power Pool, which comes on-stream this month. The Power Pool Agreement, between Ghana, Nigeria and the Ivory Coast, combines these countrys' electricity generation into a pool, giving them all a safeguard to fall back on in the event of an energy shortfall in their country.

This is good news for Ghana, a country with an energy requirement estimated at 2000MW, and a total generation output of 1200MW. 69% of the energy is generated from hydroelectric sources (912MW from the Akosombo dam and 160MW from the Kpong dam) and 30.4% is generated from fossil fuels.

President Kufuor made the announcement during his presentation of the country's implementation report on the African Peer Review Mechanism recommendations at the Sixth Summit of the APRM Heads of State and Government Forum. The summit is being held in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, on the sidelines of the Eighth Africa Union's ordinary session and the president's report received overwhelming commendation from the 25 states signed up to the APRM.

In addition to this, the president cited plans for the construction of the 400MW capacity Bui dam as confirmation that Ghana is taking independent measures to boost its generation of electricity and said that Ghana was also exploring solar power and bio-diesel as alternative sources of power.

The power pool was created so Ghana could share it excess power with countries in the sub region who were struggling with electricity issue like Benin and Togo, Ivory Coast and Burkina, and as far as Nigeria if they could get their transmission issues sorted.

Nigeria never transmitted power to Ghana

popizaino:
Currently at Lome Togo 🇹🇬 border.
Onions 🌰 from Burkina 🇧🇫 Faso heading to Ghana 🇬🇭. Not seen Nigerian trailers today but when i do,i will put the pictures here to shut the resident madman up with his stooge.

This is not even the Aflao border

vankelvin:
Go back to school so your teacher will teach you the difference between Gas and Electricity.

When Ghana first produced electricity your fore fathers were by then living on trees, chewing Cola nuts and jumping from one tree to another

Don't be mean 😂🤣

IGpro1:
There was a time Nigeria supplied Ghana electricity, and supplies gas too.
But you discredit the the article on Onions import, because of your petty ego. 😂😂

Same petty ego that earned you a well deserved nickname from Rvp2018..

😂🤣

There was never a time that Nigeria supplied Ghana electricity 🤣😂
It's one of the myth your politicians told you to build your ego up.
Yes Ghana imports gas from Nigeria , we basically built you a gas pipeline because you guys were polluting the entire subregion.

One thing I don't permit here are lies

vankelvin:
[/b]
You are spot on

Should South Africans keep quiet in the next 5-10 years these bunch of talentless folks will twist history and lay claims to the origination of Amapiano just as they did with our Afrobeat.

[b]Do you recall when P-Square tried changing Azonto to Alingo . We know them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK0dE6iWO2M

😂🤣

Joe Akan from Nigeria is being bombarded with Music history by a sorts journalist from Ghana on Twitter and you won't believe it.

Joe Akan is acting like the typical Nigerian boy 🤣😂

vankelvin:
When we say someone has influence on someone 👉 this is what we mean.
https://fb.watch/lQ6mfJUbxI/?mibextid=Nif5oz

And they will do same to Amapiano

Bunch of talentless people, always stealing other people's concept

Should South Africa keep quiet about it, in 5 years time they will have 1000s of articles laying claim to Amapiano just like they did with Highlife in the 80s. I am saying this because one of their DJ is already doing so as we speak 🤣😂

Now it's Afrobeat

popizaino:
I guess this is also Nigerian article. Ode omo.



https://oec.world/en/profile/bilateral-product/onions/reporter/gha

https://www.volza.com/p/onion/import/import-in-ghana/

It is also incorrect as Burkina Faso is the only country that Ghana imports onions from...

Ghana has no onions import trade with Morocco and Neither do we have with Netherlands or China as well as Nigeria.

I have a friend at the Kotoka Airport and I've spent several years at the harbour.


In the picture is where Ghana's onions come from during the 4 months Harmattan period

popizaino:
That was an oversight but since you don't have any evidence to dismiss my claim,keep looking out for errors in my sentence.

When someone is busy lying using the person's write up don't make a complete sense. I tried fitting in words to see if I'll get an idea of what you wanted to say.

The only trailers you find at Ghanaian onion markets are those with Ghana number plates and Burkina number plates and the markets women will usually tell you where it's from when you inquire