POKUASI2: going by this your baby argument that's lacking in common sense and basic logic.. so if law schools have their own accepted "computer language " like you're trying to tell us here, why then the reason for failing over 2000 students was the use of computer language but I heard on citifm that they copied their exam work from the internet. Maybe the use of "computer language " was to sound political correct so as to preserve the image of an institution whose applicants stole their exam work from the cyberspace
they didn't fail, they just didn't get accepted into the school because the school had limited space for that much student..
You heard from city FM where? You can refer to Vankelvin quote to learn what computer language means ... It doesn't mean copy.
POKUASI2: As expected, the cross breed human prototype is going do anything to defend that act of idiocy by a group of people that should know better. Nobody is under any obligation to understand computer language so should not be encouraged.
dumb kid of an Ape breed
Law school language is not the same as the common English we speak or those that we commonly write..
If you don't have half the brain cell to read and understand law, then you're not really smart to have this Convo
POKUASI2: have I not been saying it. Their brain is tye dumbest in west Africa. People have been saying Ghanaians are laid back but that's not the case. The have DULL BRAIN
you're just dumb, dull and never been to a university before....Else you'll know this is quite common
Jamestown123: They wouldn't have wrote it like that, if it was in this case. Stop comparing it with jamb. Because if I wrote an exam that the cut off mark is 180 and I got 200, and I was not admitted, it means there were other criteria that i did not met. But that does not mean that I failed the Jamb exam.
actually, only 15% of them did not meet the pass mark.
The school only admitted 25% of all those who sat for the exams. The remaining 75%, 60% out of them also passed but could not be admitted.
vankelvin: You see how dumb you are? so that's your understanding to the mass failure into Ghana school of Law entrance exams? Omo ale
Then again the computer language flew over your head ... Short hands(eg, I dey come "I am coming", dat "that" etc) is what the news was talking about.
Example: when Over 4000 students writes an extrance exams to a Law school meanwhile the school can admit less than 500 students what do you think will happen? that isn't the kind of mass failure you know.. Olodo
Also about the primary 2 survey, like what was the researcher expecting? in Goverment schools, from KG to primary 3 pupils are taught in the first language(L1), L2 is only introduced to them from Primary 4 so why would anybody think of doing such research in lower primary? It's only the Private schools that teaches in English right from KG
Below is the reason why you are treated like animal in Ghana.. Only animals settle in a countries they hate
POKUASI2: coming from a fool whose 90 percent law school students failed their law school exams cos they copied their answers from the in internet.
you see you are a *fool?
Do you know what happened in their court case against the law school?
As it was revealed at court and through a parliamentary investigation, almost 70% of people pass the law school entrance exams but the school does not have the space to host all of them.
vankelvin: Do Ghanaians see Togolese, Burkinabes and Ivorians as foreigners? NO
Even history taught us that these 3 neighboring countries are our own people. Per my little experience with some of them in Accra, Kumasi and Takoradi made me know that most of them have Ghanaian families.
POKUASI2: Let's address the second issue you raised. Firstly, my earlier post Used the word foreigners because I'm more connected to the francophone community in ghana than Nigerians because I've lived in two French speaking countries and when I said landlords are refusing foreigners house, I don't mean Nigerians alone. A friend of mine paid for a place and had his money returned to him the following day because " he is a foreigners". Now to issue of "Nigerians not taking care of peoples' houses" that's a fat lie cos there are more responsible Nigerians here than the rascals mostly doing fraud. Why is that you're going to rent a house and the Ghanaian agent will tell you to say you're not from Nigeria or he'll rent the apartment using his name? So isn't the house owner supposed to see the character his let his space to so as to access him or not..
a land lord can't access someone character in just 1 hour of contract engagement...
I know a lot of Ivorians and Liberians living all around town without .....
We both know that, those that you're calling rascals are more than the good ones.
I know a lot of Nigerians too who have managed to get themselves good places to live.
I'm saying this because I have a lot of Togolese, Ivorians, Liberians, Senegalese, Gambians, South Africans, Ukrainians, Algerians, Ethiopians and co friends
POKUASI2: No sir.. you talking stereotype? Ask how many foreigners Ghanaian landlords have given their money back because they're foreigners. I mean black Africans. Another example is opera Square in Accra where they injured alot of Nigerians for owning a shop.. go there now and see that almost all the shops are occupied by the Chinese doing retail.. makola market have Chinese doing retail yet they say their so called GIPC law doesn't target only Nigerians
Opera Square shops are owned by Ghanaians..
I told you you were bitter.... Most Ghanaians are beginning to refuse renting their properties to Nigerians because of the experience they've had with Nigerian tenants.
Mind you, you don't pay maintenance insurance to land Lord's when you rent their place... So what happens when your rent contract ends and the property is damaged? The Land Lord bear the cost, right?
Most Nigerian tenants have been cruel yo their land Lord's, some will leave a one week poop in the WC for the Land Lord to clean.
Others will break WCs and Window glasses and leave.. Some Land Lord's also have their own houses on the same compound and don't like the noise associated with most Nigerian tenants.
Take note of the word most and not all
While you are here bitterly complaining, you've forgotten that, gone were the days when Ghanaians will happily rent their properties to foreigners especially Nigerians ... Because they get to charge higher rent.
Stop crying and complaining and blame your own attitude for the current situation
POKUASI2: little kiosk haha... such a funny man. Thank God I don't own little kiosk. Little kiosks can't foot my travel expenses to different parts of ghana if that is supposed to be the case. Last time I was at Mankesim, I slept in a hotel own my the MP for the area .. no little kiosk can afford that..
travel to where
You must be funny .... Some kid in some slum somewhere..
Guest houses in Mankessim don't usually cost much.... After saving the whole year, that is what you could afford.
GeneralDae: Have you been to Tarkodi or Capecoast or Tema? A few of my Ghanian friends are from Tarkodi, although most I know are majorly from Accra or Kumasi ( which they say is busy with a big market). I used to think Tarkodi was the third main city in Ghana until I looked it up.
But oga, you and Ghana be like cat and rat, why na? wetin Charlie dem do you?
Actually Takoradi is the third
His petty kiosk got closed down and he had been bitter since then.
rvp2018: You have a well earned reputation as one world most dirtiest countries.
Ranked among the world’s dirtiest countries, Ghana has poor environmental sanitation and hygiene, and a lack of potable water, all of which combined have been largely blamed as the underscoring reasons for cholera outbreaks.
THESE KIND OF STATS ARE SHOCKING - I mean kenya does have cholera case - in remote places and slums - but never at epidemic level
Ghana has continued to record intermittent cholera outbreaks since the 1980s, with these becoming increasingly frequent in recent years. The most recent, devastating outbreak that occurred in June 2014 spilled over to 2015. As of 4th January 2015, a total of 28 922 cases including 243 deaths were recorded, representing a case fatality rate of 0.8% [4, 5]. The outbreak affected 130 districts out of the 216 districts in all 10 regions of Ghana [5]. Until 2014, the highest number of cholera cases recorded in a single year during an outbreak was 15 032, reported in 1982 [6]. During the 2014 outbreak, the proportion of cholera cases recorded was highest among those aged 20–49 years, representing 70% of the cases.
And your citizens are still dying from cholera as we speak.... That is what being dirty is
I wait for the day no Kenyan will die from cholera
POKUASI2: yeah, I get it, the exposè has really shaken you that you lack what to say.. I understand why you're cherry picking cos that's the only thing you can hold up to start the recovery but wait, I'm yet to land the killer punch..
POKUASI2: what best student? Best student and after that, you have to call in economic gurus from the IMF to come manage your country and economy for you. Best Students yet foreigners are running your country and these Best students become laborers to white people owning all the industries and controlling things at your industrial area. Labenes own amost all the buildings in your capital and Ghanaians are store boys and girls earning 450 cedis a month
vankelvin: If you go through his comments, right from day one this guy has only focused his guns on Ghana and Ghanaians and have expressed his hatred for Ghanaians countless times even when unprovoked..
His hatred for us is not the problem but how he feels comfortable living among people he hates so much 24/7? My question therefore is, Do people travel to settle in countries they hate ? is it a common thing?
vankelvin: It's not a joke, the guy is a lu-na-tic.
It does not even make sense that a person would pack all his things and travel to a country he hates to do what? perhaps to look for his mother and father
POKUASI2: A guy whose school going pupils can neither read nor understand what they read is talking paragraph.. what is paragraph when 90 percent of your population don't understand come in English. Now let's talk paragraph, shall we. Mater of fact, who needs "paragraph" more, me or 90 percent of your population that you'll speak English to and they'll start laughing like they've gone mad..
Yet they become the best students yearly across West Africa, in all subjects
POKUASI2: yes, as a Ghanaian, I guess the god that experimented with you humanoid forgot there's something called brain he needs to insert into the very big, v shaped head to read and understand things. Firstly, bit*ch pls is/was an exclamation but it's necessary I explain it to you-Ghanaian cos you don't have the brain to know that on your own.. I found it very disrespectful when you say I don't respect cos you don't know my age and may never say it to my face If you should see me in person. ( mind you, I'm not your typical Ghanaian that doesn't grow past 5.3 foot tall) I'm 6.3ft tall and well built so when you talk respect I suggest you should be mindful..Yes, the rest of Africa needs to learn how cholera killed over 4000 people in the 21st century in your capital city
a whole lot of nothing, poorly paragraphed.
Only a subhuman can be this bitter 24/7, all his life.
In this part of the world, you will hardly pass for a human being. Throw yourself into the ape world, that's where you belong.
You've been so bitter since your shop was closed, learn to survive some other legitimate way.
POKUASI2: bit'ch please! Cholera Neary wipe residents of your capital out in 2014 with over 14,000 cases and over 4000 deaths. Did that stopped your from selling food in front of gutter. In Accra Ghana, food has to be sold in front of open, stech emitting gutter before people can buy which is basically an indication of quality of people Ghanaian society produces
asshole* who is your bi*tch ?
Learn to respect and communicate like a sane person.
Yet we've eliminated cholera..from 2014 to 2022 is how many years? ... The rest of Africa can learn to eradicate those poor people sickness..
Seem you live in one of the few slums in Accra.
Anyway, how do you live with all this bitterness in you? Life must really be hard