₦airaland Forum

jaycent:
Nope. Ghana?

that looks like Lagos

samorobo:
You are boring .....see your taxi moving gracefully at the beautiful site seeing

my taxis can travel to Nigeria

im not here to entertain you

samorobo:
Then show us

do worry
im at WORK

ill take a pic for you

samorobo:
And is that obtainable in ghana

there are plenty of that in Ghana
youll find mud fish in them

justtoodark:
gutters have alot of plancton and stuff in it that fish like to eat....

if we africans would just keep them clean,then they could have fish in them too....

exactly wat im saying

jaycent:
But this gutter clean pass your own village gutter na

my village gutter has clean clear water flowing in them

jaycent:
Oh yes there's? This gutter is from your country. You can site your taxi

is that Nigeria?

samorobo:
That gutter feels more it is there for aquatourism.....not some random uncared gutter

keep your gutters clean

justtoodark:
uoooohhh....

soooo,you can make sense too....??

he meant african gutter,not japanese gutter....

kiiiiki....

the only gutters i see are gutters with clean water in them

so theres nothing like African gutter

jaycent:
Hahahaha

How can fish swim in a gutter

village boy

lx3as:
Where is Volta River?

''Expansion

From 1650 onward, the Oyo Empire entered a period of expansion, where it would extend its rule over most communities between the Volta River in the west to Benin and the Niger River in the east. The expansion of the Empire was made possible by the adept use of calvary and the use of part-time military forces recruited from its tributary states.
The height of Oyo's militaristic expansion was in 1748, following the subjugation of the Kingdom of Dahomey, which occured in two phases (1724–30, 1738–48). The empire then began trading with European merchants on the coast through the port of Ajase (Porto-Novo).''

www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Oyo_Empire

Even Dahomey was not part of the Oyo empire
Dahomey only had a military pact with oyo

lx3as:
I wonder why it so difficult for you to understand!

For the last time:
I didn't say Oyo kingdom COVERED or SPREAD OVER or SPREAD THROUGH Ghana or Cote d'Ivoire. I said it spread up to Ashanti kingdom; that is, boundary of Ashanti's kingdom. And the Ashantis are in present Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire.

This is the problem with the Bini revisionists who don't want read or carry out research but rely mainly on 'beer palour' tales.

Simply look for history books on Oyo Empire; don't just rely on limited online sources.

You can get few things from here:

www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Oyo_Empire

https://seunfakze./2012/02/19/the-oyo-empire-by-prof-george-ayittey/

www.fsmitha.com/h3/h28af3-4.htm

sorry but Oyo didnt even cross Dahomey to even have a boundary with Akan

lx3as:
I wonder why it so difficult for you to understand!

For the last time:
I didn't say Oyo kingdom COVERED or SPREAD OVER or SPREAD THROUGH Ghana or Cote d'Ivoire. I said it spread up to Ashanti kingdom; that is, boundary of Ashanti's kingdom. And the Ashantis are in present Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire.

This is the problem with the Bini revisionists who don't want read or carry out research but rely mainly on 'beer palour' tales.

Simply look for history books on Oyo Empire; don't just rely on limited online sources.

You can get few things from here:

www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Oyo_Empire

https://seunfakze./2012/02/19/the-oyo-empire-by-prof-george-ayittey/

www.fsmitha.com/h3/h28af3-4.htm

sorry but Oyo didnt even cross Dahomey to even have a boundary with Akan

jaycent:
Oga that thing Na gutter you dey live, no be country

Enjoy your useless gutter country abeg

i dey feel this gutter ruff

this gutter is like Heaven


have you seen a gutter in Japan before ?
fishes even swim in the water

jaycent:
I'm not from Minna dummy? I based there! Go and live in your gutter country abeg. Your mate no dey here

im in my bright country oo

SuperIgbo1:
Why do nations build warheads?

sorry kiddo


we have no need for them

SuperIgbo1:
Yet Ghana couldn't build any warhead in 60s not even, in the 90s.

what do we need warheads for?


Go to the Kumasi War museum

jaycent:
I'm not from Minna, I based there? But this place looks so clean and better than any other city in your country

so youre denying where you come from now ?


what a villager

samorobo:
No I don't wish but I am honestly speaking the truth. ...as for abuja , you lie be cos I am currently in abuja and I have been here since Friday and not once have they interrupted the power supply. .....

You fail to understand that we are diversifying and that has a major impact on our power supply since most of our new sectors can't function without stable electricity. ......what jaycent is saying is true , a cousin of mine that is currently doing is nysc in Minna attested to the fact th at Minna enjoys stable electricity. ..even borno state equally enjoy stable electricity. ....you can Google it to satisfy your curiosity

your power supply is still below 3000mw
for 200M people

good luck having stable electricity in Abuja where the grid fails all the time

jaycent:
You will always be a mumu

says the guy from a village called Minna

samorobo:
I could recall the same when I visited accra last two weeks and experienced your electrical DUMSOR

how you wish Accra will be in the gutters with you
but sorry, we care too much for our people

sufferNsmiling:
Britain is an island surrounded by fierce sea just like japan. In south africa the cape of good hope has very good wind. For wind turbine you have to do when mapping and win survey which can take up to 12 years. Wind cycles are mostly 8 to 12 years sow the wind which you have this year is not the same with which you will have next year at the same period. But alternative energies like geothermal the power you get can be constant for more than 25 years. So we determine if you build a par station of 200 megawatts you are sure to get 180 megawatts form it continuously at any time any day. But with wind you need a lot of cabling sometimes you have to position the wind turbines in batches 500 km to 800 km away from each other. I tried to advise some businesses in ghana to go into geothermal but it was difficult we could not find the reef cracks in the earth crust

wow
the Last week Earth Tremor in Accra was very powerful
It left lots of roads completely damaged.

jaycent:
I no need to argue with you because you be Mumu

villager who knows nothing calling someone mumu

samorobo:
Shocker......receive these testimonies.....enjoy

what a shame

i was personally there last year
and 2 days out of the one week i spent there was in darkness

samsobo24:
Jesus



J E A L O U S !!!!!!!!!


of what,Ghanaaaaaaaaaaa

God forbid.



Ghana is way too low in the pecking order.



What else will you show for Ghana,look for something like maybe,Accra is more developed than Lagos OR Ghana is more better than Nigeria; D

Hahahaahaa



DON'T DARE!!!

we both know that already
Even your leaders knows

Thats why, they will prefer their family live in Ghana

jaycent:
Jesuuuuuuuuuu

Broooosss no state in Nigeria enjoy light than Minna? Do you know Minna at all? The power state My father my Lord

im laughing

even Abuja does not enjoy 15 hours of electricity
let alone your village

SuperIgbo1:
They'll remain in Nigeria with their hausa/fulani brothers and, form Arewaoduanistan republic.

samsobo24:
What are you spewing from your mouth.

So you mean not everybody has Access to the rail.

If Abuja has rickety vehicles,then Ghana has 1st class rickety vehicles


DONT DARE!!!

stop being jealous


you are talking as if its rocket science

tylann:
I don't know which Kenya he is talking about

forgiveness
here you have your ans

forgiveness:
Is that not going on in Kenya too?

i dont know about that
ask the Kenyans

SuperIgbo1:
Yorubas don't want their own republic. They love Nigeria so much. Ask me why, loooool.

who will they side with if those two part get separated ?

XhosaNostra:
Kikikiki. The rest just sound like a goat being slaughtered

be kind