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vaxx:that is why, no matter what the Americans do Germany keeps finding it way back to Russia China, amazed by German technica knowledge has decided to invest heavyly in German companies for technology transfer |
vaxx:Germany knows where it economic future lies It knows that if it wants to move ahead and keep economy it from recession, it has to trade more with Russia the biggest consumer market in Europe which happens to have all the energy it will ever need to power it economy. Germany cant avoid China which happens to be the largest consumer market in the world |
vaxx:the US didnt just copy, they stole from Germany. technical knowledge is the reason why the US is still occupying Germany as we speak. 2nd reason is to prevent the inevitable alliance between Russia and Germany. |
mtisTheQubit:America today is crap the only thing holding their society and keeping it afloat is the credit system. |
vaxx:ANYONE WHO SAYS THE GERMANS LACK TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE WHEN COMPARE TO USA IS EITHER STUPID OR DELUSIONAL |
samsobo24:there you go again weve already established that lagos is a 19th century bush underdeveloped and stinks |
donkizzydaboss:let see the Ghanaians ruling the Nigerian economy KELVIN OKYERE and his Springfield group ruled your oil market for years until you guys organized xenophobic attacks on his company. CHARLES AMPOFO and his KAMPAC OIL GROUP sits at the top of NNPC ruling your oil industry making billions in revenue yearly from Nigeria. KAMPAC is at the highest part of this food chain so no amount of xenophobia can help ya. is Chairman and founder of Kampac Group. Mr. Ampofo has over 30 years of business experience. His educational background includes a B.Sc. in Mathematics, and MBA in Business Administration. In 1999, Mr. Ampofo founded Universal Transfer Service as a Financial Services and Funds Transfer company which went on to build the entire multi-banking network in Côte D’Ivoire which consisted of 24 banks . Under his leadership, the Company has posted growth of more than 30% over the last 10 years Mr. Ampofo have successfully diversified his company into various activities : Oil exploration and production, Oil trading, Infrastructure & resources, and properties. In 2010 , Mr Ampofo took Kampac Oil public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange with a market cap of Euro 2.5bn. Under his able leadership, he has created the largest energy city in the world in the Philippines and upon completion the Company will be one of the top 50 oil companies in the Far East. He has relationships with business and oil industry officials at the highest levels across Europe, Africa, Asia, South America and the Middle East. Mr. Ampofo serves on various Boards and Institutions and is a member of the Global Fortune Forum since 2005. Mr. Ampofo is a regular motivational speaker at various universities and colleges around the world. SAM JONAH He joined Ashanti Goldfields Corporation in 1979- working in various capacities, including underground operations. At the age of 36 he became the CEO, and supervised the transformation of Ashanti Goldfields into a mining multinational increased gold production from 240,000 ounces per annum to over 1.6 million ounces in over ten years, and oversaw the company’s listing as the first operating African company on the New York Stock Exchange. In 2009, he became a non-executive director of Vodafone. Currently, the Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast, Ghana, Jonah chairs the boards of Equator Exploration Ltd, Scharrig Mining, Equinox Minerals, Uramin, Moto Goldmines Ltd and Range Resources Ltd. He also serves or has served on various boards, including Mittal Steel SA, Ashesi University, Standard Bank of South, Lonmin , the Commonwealth Africa Investment Fund (Comafin), the Advisory Council of the UN Secretary General’s Global Compact, President Olusegun Obasanjo’s International Investment Advisory Council on Nigeria, President Thabo Mbeki’s International Investment Advisory Council of South Africa, and President John Ghana Investors’ Advisory Council. As well as his directorships, Jonah is a member of the Advisory Board of the London Business School. Jonah Capital is today a huge invester in some of the most capital intensive projects in Nigeria from real estate to the oil sector KOFI NSIAH POKU HealthiLife is part of the Kina Group of Ghana-based international companies. HealthiLife Beverages is a celebrated brand among Ghanians for its juices and milk products that are popular with children and adults. Another Kinagroup company, Kinapharma, is a leading producer and seller of a variety of over the counter pharmaceuticals in Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Liberia. The Kina Group annually supports numerous charities especially relating to sports, health, education and Christian outreach.With manufacturing still the core, Kina Group now includes one of the largest Tetra Pak food plants in West Africa creating HealthiLife Beverages. The many beverage varieties and brands are available everywhere from Accra through Freetown to Kano on land and in the air on several airlines. KATE QUARTEY-PAPAFIO Mrs. Kate Quartey-Papafio, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Reroy Cables, an indigenous cable manufacturing company. The company produces predominantly for the international (export) market and has significant domestic market presence as well. Recently, the company has completed the construction of a new Manufacturing Plant, making it the largest Electrical Cables Manufacturing Plant in Ghana when it attains full capacity utilization in March 2007. The company currently have various retail offices across nigeria and other west african countries KWABENA ADJEI THE OWNER OF KASAPREKO company has since grown into a multi-national company with state of the art automated factory located off the Spintex Road in Accra. Kasapreko’s vision differed from that of other alcoholic drink manufacturers in the country as it identified the increasing sophistication in the consumer, i.e. consistency in product taste, quality and packaging. This meant the consumer was spending more on foreign imports and aspired for quality products. This was the mass niche that Kasapreko set out to serve, ensuring that it produced quality drinks at affordable prices for the ordinary Ghanaian.The company rapidly ascended to the leadership position within the Gin market with it “Kasapreko London Dry Gin”, which became the Gin of choice for consumers. Today Kasapreko has products sold worldwide under a variety of brands in the bitters, whisky, gin, liqueur, brandy and wine drink categories. Our brands are celebrated in Africa and across the world. ERNEST BEDIAKO SARPONG In line with the company's vision to be counted among the top ten indigenous African pharmaceutical companies. Additionally, we participate in international trade exhibitions in a number of African countries. With the results achieved so far, we are confident that ECL is poised to increase its reach and corporate profile within West Africa and beyond. Sierra Leone- we opened our first foreign subsidiary in Freetown, Nest Pharma Limited, the capital of Sierra Leone in September 2010. This investment is showing promises. Nigeria- Ernest Chemists is gaining a foot-hold in the Nigerian market and has completed the registration of some of its brands in the country. Senegal and Cote D’ivoire- we participate in international tendering programmes of these two countries. this is just but few |
donkizzydaboss:you are stupid ![]() does that look like a Ghanaian blog |
sufferNsmiling:the police will release their names this week |
forgiveness:the Blinkards is Ghana own newsreel |
forgiveness:you are still calling a newsreel a movie ![]() |
forgiveness:anyway thanks for quoting your own figure Unemployment Rate in Ghana increased to 2.40 percent in 2017 from 2.30 percent in 2016. Unemployment Rate in Ghana averaged 5.41 percent from 1991 until 2017, reaching an all time high of 10.40 percent in 2000 and a record low of 2.20 percent in 2013. ![]() |
forgiveness:anyway thanks for quoting your own figure Unemployment Rate in Ghana increased to 2.40 percent in 2017 from 2.30 percent in 2016. Unemployment Rate in Ghana averaged 5.41 percent from 1991 until 2017, reaching an all time high of 10.40 percent in 2000 and a record low of 2.20 percent in 2013. ![]() |
forgiveness:hehehehe keep telling yourself lies |
donkizzydaboss:http://www.ifs.du.edu/ifs/frm_CountryProfile.aspx?Country=GH go there for better info and reliable info |
forgiveness:you are the one here claiming a newsreel is a movie so i give you a newsreel from Ghana but since you are dumb,you rely of wiki which is not a reliable source for info |
forgiveness:FACT is, the first movie made in nigeria was in 1957 after nigeria finished learning the use of the camera in Ghana you can go ahead to build your ego |
donkizzydaboss:Ghana's per capital income is 2040 |
vaxx:Nigeria per capital income is 1900 dollars |
BlcoChina2018: ![]() i dont take glory in the sufferings of nigerians |
forgiveness:hallelujah hope the unemployment rate drops from 60% |
vaxx:thanks for educating him he will soon respond that no one has come to count him so the figures are wrong. ![]() the extreme poverty figure is now 120 million in 2019 whiles the figure for poverty itself is 160 million |
chrisooblog:everything you cant achieve |
forgiveness:good you did |
dadark:before the fall |
forgiveness:if newsreel were movies like Ghana had plenty movies in 1915 there's something wrong with Nigerian Wikipedians Fact still remains the blinkards was a movie and palaver was a newsreel |
mtisTheQubit:IN Summary Russia is the good neighbour who will beat you at chess When you try to bite the hand that feeds you |
dadark:SPOILT BRAT GO GET AN EDUCATION |
chrisooblog:before the American even had their U2 spy planes over cuba, the Russians had already placed nukes in the country. CUBA requested the Russians to place nukes in their country so that they can defend themselves against the suicidal tendencies of the US. And it was in response to the US placing nukes in Italy and tURKEY |
dadark:have you found a job already ? |
dadark:anyway i was referring to a CAT product ![]() |
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