Foreign Affairs › Re: Kenya Is Ahead of Nigeria In All Aspect (Facts Don't Lie) by Just30: 9:06am On Oct 21, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 9:03am On Oct 21, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Ghanaians Weep Profusely Because Of Nigeria's Decision To Shut Her Borders by Just30: 9:01am On Oct 21, 2019 |
obehi247: Toyota is setting up or about to set up car assembly plant in Ghana and now Nigeria be the market. Buhari close the borders you see you are dumb right all export from that factory will pass through the port And even when it pass through the land border, you cant stop it because your government is incompetent  |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 8:58am On Oct 21, 2019 |
Tetehjewels: You are wrong. An average Nigerian in Ghana wants a measure of comfort. The kind we are used to back home in Nigeria and in order to get this comfort we pay heavily for it because an average Ghanaian can afford to live in a room or a chamber and hall as they call it while using a public toilet as convenience. They do not even bother to include a kitchen in most homes and prefer either cooking outside or making it in a way that the person renting creates their own kitchen in a place called a porch which is meant to be the balcony region at the entry of the apartment.
Life is not easy for Ghanaians here but a bit easier for Nigerians because whenever we go to ghana, we go prepared thus enjoy relative more comfort than they do.  Nigerians living like sardines in one bedroom houses 20 people in two-bedroom houses |
Politics › Re: IMF Says Border Closure Negatively Impacting Benin, Niger Republics by Just30: 4:07pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
Swanzi: how does this concern Ghana if not for a few greedy traders.. By the way do u know the number of Nigerians in Ghana ..??lol boy go bed  they are just economic refugees burdening Ghana |
Politics › Re: IMF Says Border Closure Negatively Impacting Benin, Niger Republics by Just30: 4:06pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
ken6488:
Yeah I know.. The are busy building your economic and education system 
You need Nigeria more than he need you guys we do nothing with Nigeria We dont even trade with you Your economy actually need Ghana morethan Ghana needs Nigeria Just ask Dangote or all your past presidents. |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 4:00pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: IMF Says Border Closure Negatively Impacting Benin, Niger Republics by Just30: 3:57pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
RTSC: Clown. Things are far cheaper in Nigeria means your Ghanian economy is poor.
High cost of commodities in Ghana will only keep rising with this border closure. commodities prices are high in the US so it means the US economy is poor who taught you that bogus economics  Nigerians are really dumb |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 1:34pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
obidark: you dont make sense.... if some ghanaians import rice from abroad and smuggle it into nigeria and your ghana goverment that sighned ecowas protocols does nothing against it,isnt that something to be concerned about....??
we are talkin about criminals here,and not the ol ghana per se....!! but if its a fight you ghanaians want,a fight una will get....!!
we nigerians like to fight.... no one smuggle anything through Ghana it wont make economic sense |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 1:33pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 1:30pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
stagger: Nigeria has not had a fuel shortage in three years. And we pay the equivalent of 2.17 GHS per litre, not like the crazy 5.35 or 5.4GHS per litre that is forcing everyone to use all those tiny 1.0 l capacity engine cars. Be enlightened.  story of my life just this year alone, you've had 2 or 3 shortages we pay 5.3 because we can afford it that is the international price without subsidizes youre too poor and wont be able to pay the same amount we pay for fuel. it will cause a revolution in nigeria  that is why your government cant even increase the price of fuel in your country evn though they know that the subsidizes are making Nigeria bankrupt and causing fuel smuggling. |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 1:26pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
Iriruaga100: Kolo, dispute what is up there.. Church activities is going on right now at Accra mall.. there is no church activity going on at Accra mall i was there this morning Accra mall host events at it forecourt every Saturday and Sunday |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 1:25pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
stagger: Another fool talking.
The Ghanaian economy is a highly dollarized one. Why? the currency has become more worthless in the last three years.
100 GHS cannot even buy 20 litres of fuel. Fuel in Ghana is pegged to the US dollar. How much are hotel rooms in Ghana? You cannot get a hotel in Osu area for anything less than $100 (540 GHS) a night. This is for a cheap hotel. The high end ones are far more expensive. In the hotel, they will even tell you to pay in US dollars if you have.
Infrastructure: apart from better electricity and a better educational system, where are the infrastructure? Is it the roads? The roads are narrow and many have craters, not potholes.
Tax: Ghana pays VAT of 13.5% to 17.5%. A bottle of Malta Guiness is on the average, 3.5 GHS. N245 on the average; what we buy N150 here. Very expensive. One egg costs 80 pesewas for a small one and 1 GHS for a big one. That is between N56 to N70 for one, as opposed to N30 for a raw one.
Things are bloody expensive in Ghana and even cost of foodstuff is high. Enter the streets of Ghana and ask the average Ghanaian if their living costs are low. They are all complaining and their standard of living is definitely not higher than in Nigeria.
People like this fellow can talk lies thinking they can deceive everyone. I go to Ghana and stay sometimes a month there and I know what's up. all that you just mentioned only says one thing Ghana is an expensive place to live. we Ghanaians are not complaining because we earn enough to be able to afford this kind of living standards of living is proportionately higher than in Nigeria I can easily get electricity to my house i can easily connect water to my house i can easily pay my water and electricity bill i can easily access health care without going far every community has a school which is easily accessible. transport services are readily available 80 -90 percent of Ghanaians live above the poverty line that is prety high standard do you know the price of Guinness in the UK? it is 4.25 pounds do you know the price of Guinness in Sweden? 5 pounds Any economy with high wages price goods accordingly My government have removed all subsidizes on fuel Now no one smuggles fuel again. and every Ghanaian can afford it without complaining because we know what the money will be used for |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 1:12pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 1:01pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 12:59pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
gidjah: hmmm I reserve my comments here. If your nation Ghana were to be in the shoes of Nigeria over all her troubles all this while, she (your almighty Ghana )would have cease to exist on the world map by now.I wonder what you ,mean by Ghana economy blla bla ... do you know the level to which we work all the way to make incomes in Nigeria ??your guys in Ghana can't come any closer to Nigerians in terms of hustling, the average Ghanaian be en a Male is utmost lazy, trust me I have been thier before Ghana have passed through all those troubles and we managed to solve all of them Ghanaians are very hard working people and they are not as lazy as you Nigerians the international community knows Nigerians are lazy. that should help you readjust your thinking and solve your laziness problem |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 12:55pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 12:55pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
RTSC: Ghana does not have a better infrastructure than Nigeria. Stop talking nonsense. They have a small country and it is nothing special.
They don't even a decent rail to cover their small country. you are funny list of things you dont have Electricity Piped water working transport system health care is shitty health insurance I heard Lagos launch a national emergency on roads |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 12:52pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
nototribalist: Its now obvious all Ghanaians reason like shatta bandit who is shatta bandit ? |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 12:51pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 12:49pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
Afamed: By December when you can't avoid a litre of PMS in Ghana, you will know Nigeria is truly your colonial master You think Ghana is useless like Nigeria where every week, there is fuel shortage  how dumb can you be when was the last time you heard of fuel shortage in Ghana? we produce 80% to 90 % of our own diesel and petrol oo |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 12:47pm On Oct 20, 2019 |
dederocs: Stupid people, so they like to pass their goods through the porous borders instead of the ports so they can escape duties. Nigeria should fully boycott Ghana's imports, yeye small austerity nation. and who told you goods that pass through the borders avoid duties ?? too many dumb Nigerians on this topic |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 11:15am On Oct 20, 2019 |
wristbangle: British council and other UK agencies are becoming aggressive to lure Nigerian students to studying at UK because attention is shifting to greener pastures like Australia, Canada and schegen countries. Of what gain is to study there and lay you off like trash after spending huge amount of pounds.
Population of Nigerian students in Ghana is high and if they decide to withdraw, it will affect your revenue to an extent. it wont because it will create space for other countries citizens to gain a sound Ghanaian education |
Phones › Re: UMIDIGI DISCUSSION THREAD by Just30: 11:13am On Oct 20, 2019 |
Mustack: Ghana is feeling the Buhari effects. you are high on the wee |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 11:12am On Oct 20, 2019 |
nototribalist: so why are your politicians in Abuja begging like thieves they are sounding a warning to your government because Ghana will have to do same to nigerian products if you dont heed those warnings |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 11:11am On Oct 20, 2019 |
King44: kikikikiki did u check statistics or you just assumed lol im talking statistics students from those three countries combined outnumber Nigerians |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 10:32am On Oct 20, 2019 |
Usenak: Why bother about these small neighboring countries due to geographical reasons. The United States has Haiti, Cuba, etc boardering it yet picks Europe , Asia as real business partners. We should only deal with Kenya, South Africa and select countries . Time for big brother sentiments is over. Shut the boarder for 48 months , and our exotic taste will correct itself . But we should have a consistent policy direction. when everyone shut their border no one will have a problem |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 10:31am On Oct 20, 2019 |
jujutom: You made a specific argument and i answered you with facts... and i responded to you with facts |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 10:30am On Oct 20, 2019 |
kushercain: Guy shey na community 1 market abi na ashiama market wey the two of them no big reach ordinary agboju you dey call. Me dey Tema like this if you slander Naija carelessly again I go trace you treat your Bleep up for your own country  kai so you are still comparing useless lagos to Tema if Lagos markets are big, why can Laos raise more revenue from there? common logic  |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 10:27am On Oct 20, 2019 |
Solsix: This is good if they want to export to Nigeria they still have the sea or air. Land borders encourage smuggling kul but that is not the problem the problem is the trucks that are at the border |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 10:26am On Oct 20, 2019 |
Tetehjewels: Check what records? Where are the records to check and the plans to improve the sanitation facilities? "A whole Ghana" still has Unicef coming to build toilets for her is that the program?
Your President just released funds to some communities here to build more pit latrines and you talk of sanitation?
Guy wake up and stop lying to yourself because that is the worst kind of lie to tell With improved water sources available to[b] 80 percent of the population, Ghana has made progress in safe water access at a national level[/b]. In 2014, 14,700 people gained access to improved water supply and 9,270 people gained access to improved sanitation facilities. Additionally, 25 communities, including a number of schools, were declared “open-defecation-free,” an accreditation that demonstrates improved knowledge, attitude, and practices of the communities and individuals related to hygiene and hand-washing. However, maintenance and management remains a challenge, and access to improved sanitation (15 percent for urban residents, 6 percent for rural residents) is lower than in other African countries. Rapid urbanization is further stressing urban access to sanitation and clean water. USAID intervenes to increase access to clean drinking water and to sanitation facilities. Programs like the Water Access, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) for Health Activity also encourage individuals and communities to adopt positive water, sanitation, and hygiene practices while strengthening the community’s ability to plan, manage, and sustain activities. USAID will continue to partner with Rotary International(link is external) and Coca-Cola(link is external) to extend the reach of WASH programs. https://www.usaid.gov/ghana/waterhttps://iwaponline.com/washdev/article/9/3/397/67971/Ghana-s-post-MDGs-sanitation-situation-an-overviewdo you want to check the horrors in your country |
Politics › Re: Ghana Trade Union Vote To Ban Made-in-nigeria Products Following Border Closure by Just30: 10:17am On Oct 20, 2019 |
McPolomy: Don't mind him, na the majority of Ghanaians I dey pity, by the time Nigeria Government cut our ties with the government of Ghana and your economy start crumbling, when Ghanaians starts migrating legally or illegally back to Nigeria for survivals (like your ancestors did), don't expect sympathy from Nigerians because 2 names will be on my lips as the architect of Ghanaians' misfortune... #Just30 and #psychologygh. Don't say I did not warn you....
NB: before you quote me take your time to do some economics research and fact findings about Nigeria and Ghana economics relationship, you'll discover that it is much of "parasitic than symbiotic"... Nigeria can survive as an independent nation.. Ghana will have a long way to go before getting their grips if we cut ties. Starting from power sector to education, oil and gas and even bureaucracy in government. Nigeria grows your economy hook,line and sinker". Thank me later� dont say we did not warn you your economy is heading back into recession and bankruptcy is shortly ahead of you. Your economy is highly dependent on Ghana for purchases there is an oversupply in all your highest export commodities if Ghana stop importing crude and gas from your country, your economy will head into recession |