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ppl will not respond cause they knw its a blatant lie, just go check at fifa.com |
[quote author=D.Dionysus link=topic=733600.msg8923559#msg8923559 date=1313361593]lol why would Ghana be happy at a Nigerian loss? You'd think they'd want another African team to advance.[/quote]yeh am a GHANAIAN and i was rooting for Naija, but hey now you will truly appreciate what we did for africa in egypt by being the first african nation to win the u20 world cup. Hopefully we will be the first african country to win the real deal world cup come 2014 in brazil. MAY THE G-FORCE BE WITH US (GHANA AND AFRICA) |
well its sad but perharps the nigeria's, cameroon's, senegal's etc will truly respect that ghana tuly is a force to reckon with. |
oh thanks all fo the link |
any good link to watch the game |
very interesting when I first saw the stats twisted, wow, talk of deception, oh and someone's comment :that ghana does not compare to nigeria in world football, nations cup won between ghana and nigeria Ghana 4 Nigeia 2 Ghanaian clubs have won more continental champions than Nigeria. Nigeria best place at world cup, round of 16, Ghana best place at world cup round of 8 stop the bull shit little o boy |
people are just not thinking straight, most of it is just adenalin rush, oh i need to get some kinda spirit. its really silly |
Kobojunkie:No I was communicating two good attributes simultaneously and at the same time trying to put a view across that truly smart people work for the good of humanity, not that smartness is synonymous with goodness but rather goodness is supposed to be an outflow of smartness if you love or care about humanity |
After watching Micheal Moore's Capitalism : A love story, I have come to the conclusion that in today's world there a'nt many smart people, we all as humans do have a potential for smartness. As history has shown the few of us who rose to true smartnes came up with the inventions which we enjoy, sadly though majority rose to evil which wrongly was characterised as smartness, this is why we have these so called bankers who think they are smart coming up with so called bank derivatives only to defraud the masses. The whole world is full of very evil people who think they are smart but oh glory be to God and his son Jesus Christ who will come and vanquish all such people. |
@poster, I would like to extend the premises of the debate to cover Black Africans, I think as a race either we are not smart or we are mentally lazy. For me the latter seems more plausible, we are presented with countless opportunities of being smart yet we fail to apply ourselves mentally, overtime we have become menatlly inept. The African has been very much intimidated from years back and believe me we as a people have not recovered. If we do, we can express our own unique thoughs which will define our intelligentia and smartness, until then i would say we have the potential for smartness. A smart person is confident but not arrogant, a smat person is very capable at thinking through situations and coming on top, whiles there are africans who are smart by my illustrations, I think we lack that in our political leadership, so things do not look good and gives us a not so smart image. I do not even subscribe to book knowledge as smartness, I do appreciate the discipline in acquiring book knowledge but that is one aspect of being intelligent and smart. ( I use the two together because whereas they might be differences between the two according to dictionary definations, the two are complimentary as you can hadly be smart without intelligence or vice versa). i know i have deviated from the topic abit but i think it has some bearing on the discussion. As for nigerians thinking they are smart when they are not, I think there might be some anecdoctal evidence of such nigerians which infact is not perculiar to nigerians only but other groups of people. |
sorry all it ended 2 - 0 |
I THINK THE GAME ENDED 3-0 ITS OVER FOR NAIJA SORRY MATE |
10 mins to go and it is still 2-0 |
its 2-0 to GH |
collinsfbi:Bro am not offended at all, I just wanted to sound a bit off course. Clearly we don't need war. I tried to educate people that such spewing of animosity is not good and eventhough it seems harmless, it can fuel xenophobia. On another note, I feel people can use such a medium to vent their hatred so as to reduce the extent of negative sentiments they might be harbouring. |
Why am I getting the feeling that these allegations are seemingly appearing as witch hunting targetted at the so called less developed nation memebers especially Africans? |
this is the cover page of the book, from time to time i will be posting excerpts from the book as i find them.
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I have read excerpts of the book : THE AFRICANS WHO WROTE THE BIBLE. INFACT BLACK AFRICANS ARE CLOSELY RELATED. I know of a tribe in ghana Ga. Its is widely known that they came from ancient Isreal through Nigeria ( IFELIFE OR SOMETHING OF THAT SORT) then finally Ghana. Infact the former isreali prime minister's name benjamin netenyanhu is actually Ga tribe name from ghana. the two names forming the name netenhaynho names are Natey and Nyaho. Infact in my school days in Ghana, some of my mates had the names Natey and Nyaho as surnames who were from this Ga tribe. I really want to read the book. Its very expensive though. If we as black Africans were not the centre of this civilization, does that mean we had always been at our present location? definately not.we are the ancient egyptians with great ability. We ARE THE REAL JEWS BEEN PERSECUTED. |
Care to read the book THE AFRICANS WHO WROTE THE BIBLE. It showa clearly linquistically and otherwise that ancient egypt was a black civilisation and their descendants are very much alive today al over sub saharan africa notably Ghana ( with specific tribes like AKan, Ewe, Ga, Hausa), Nigeria (Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa) Lembe people in Southern Africa, and others. Wolof speaking people of Senegal and others. Its the racist West that wants to paint ancient egypt as anything except black. and yes the racist present day egyptian arabs also support this theory. for now I just want to talk about the this symbol in ancient egypt which some egyptologist have deciphered as ANKH meaning Life. Well it goes like this, This Ancient Egyptian cross is the earliest and most ancient sacred symbol of religion. Egyptologist that believe they have successfully deciphered Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics say it is called the ANKH, meaning LIFE. The meaning is correct, however, that is not what the Ancient Egyptians called it. The original Ancient Egyptian word that Egyptologists tried to decipher was NKWA. The language from which this word originated is Akan and it actually means LIFE. This symbol was the Ancient Egyptian sacred religious symbol that reinforced the cross on which Jesus was crucified, as a sacred Christian symbol. How did this happen? The early Christian Church of Ancient Egypt adopted the NKWA symbol as the symbol of their Church and called it Crux Ansata. From here, it was taken to Rome, and there it became a Christian symbol with only a slight variation in design. The symbol of NWKA below was excavated from the tomb of the Akan King Tutu Ankoma, the boy king of Ancient Egypt whose name Europeans have corrupted to Tutankhamun. He ruled from 1336-1327 B.C." (Nana Banchie Darkwah, Ph.D.). Picture of The NKWA (ANKH-CROSS) -Picture of Akan King Tutu Ankoma-Boy King of Ancient Egypt(Name Europeanized to Tutankhamun)- -Ethnic (Tribal) Groups and Intelligentsia of Ancient Egypt- Nana Darkwah (The Africans Who Wrote The Bible) says that the intelligentsia of Ancient Egypt was headed by such ethnic groups as the Akan, Ewe, Ga-Andangbe, Hausa and Ibo. However, he asserts that the Akan was the main ruling class in Ancient Egypt since the majority of Ancient Egyptian kings had Akan names. He gives an example of the Egyptian king of the fourth dynasty who built the Great Pyramid was "Akuffu" and not "Khuffu". Also, Nana Darkwah gives the correct Akan name of the younger son of Akuffu as "Dade Afre" and not "Djedefra", and his elder son was"Okyere Afre" and not "Chephren". He goes on to cite the western scholars incorrect naming of the Ancient Egyptian city Memphis. He says Memphis was an ancient African city and it is still a modern African city called Mamfe. He says Mamfe is located today in the eastern region of Ghana of the Akuapem people. "These are the people of Ancient Egyptian kings Akuffu, Dade Afre, and Okyere Afre and others" " now the symbols/pictures
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skeeny:mr, the thing is these cars are put together in ghana. ie fully manufactured from begining to end in ghana like a toyata factory in japan building a car. that's exactly what this company (notice the label on the car) KATANKA has done. the company is outside Accra in the Central region about 60 km from accra towards the western region where the oil was found. as for cars with naija plates which clearly are not manufactured in naija< the rules for sale are just like any other country. even from togo where cars are very cheap due to the free port thing, its still expensive when you bring cars from there to register in ghana same as cars from all over the world. the government's idea is to drasctically discourage cars over 5 years from manufatured date. that's the policy. but please do not change my topic. this factory has orders from both locals and foreingners but unable to manufacture as the labour if it has to be by hands is pretty tiring. the factory tried to secure vehicle assembly plants in china and india but hey guess what? since everyone wants to develop before africa, they said no; you will spoil our market in africa. and since governement that not seem to have enough money or contacts to help this factory, I am here looking for investors which has a very good return. the market is already there both local and foreign. the last time i checked, the factory is trying to secure assembly plants from germany. |
Siena:SEE PHOTOS OF CARS PUT TOGETHER IN GHANA CAN'T WE COMPETE ON THE GLOBAL STAGE AS AFRICANS? THAT'S WHAT I MEAN
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made in ghana cars. i submit to all africa is more than capable of competing |
a limo from the man
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the interior of the above car.
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HI NIARALANDERS. I AM SERIOUSLY LOOKING FOR INVESTORS OR PEOPLE WITH SUGGESTIONS WHO CAN HELP TO MASS PRODUCE THE INVENTIONS OF A GHANAIAN DR. KWADWO SAFO. THE MEN HAS DEVELOPED MANY PRODUCTS SUCH AS CARS FRIDGES, EVEN SIMPLE AIRCRAFTS, TELEVISIONS ETC. THE ONE THAT I BELIEVE HAS GREAT COMMERCIAL VALUE ARE THE VEHICLES. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS OF THE VEHICLES. WE REALLY NEED TO SUPPORT HIM AND FOR THAT MATTER AFRICA. ANY BRIGHT IDEAS? I REALLY NEED CONSTRUCTIVE IDEAS HERE. HE HAS TRIED TO ACQUIRE CAR ASSEMBLY PLANTS FROM CHINA AND INDIA BUT TO NO AVAIL AS THE MANUFACTURES FEARED HE WILL DESTROY THEIR MARKETS. THERE HAS BEEN A SIMILAR ATTEMPT IN GHANA BEFORE AROUND THE 80S OR SO TO MASS PRODUCE CERTAIN VEHICLES BUT TO NO AVAIL. THIS TIME THESE VEHICLES ARE GOOD. THE GHANA GOVERNMENT EVENTHOUGH PREACHES TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT DOES NOT SEEM TO WANT TO HELP IN THIS CASE SO PLEASE LETS MOVE THIS FORWARD FOR THE GOOD OF HUMANITY. GOD BLESS.
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well earlier on you mentioned that even if you had a genuine passport which had gone missing, there was no way the embassy would have been able to trace the details in the passport. so my point why dont you make up the passport details consistent with the time you arrived in uk. check ho nigerian passport details were written in the time you came and manufacture accordingly using your preffered details. the uk police can only verify from the nigerian embassy if those details are true. since they are likely not to have good records, they will go on phase value and if looks real they will confrim it as real. assuming all go well. |
chamber2:am a diasporian ghanaian. |
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[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=4915.msg8039818#msg8039818 date=1301771207][color=deeppink]Let me start by stating Nigeria and ghana are two different countries with negative and positive differences. Nigeria have things and natural resources that ghana would never dream of just like ghana have things that Nigeria doesn't have. So, you see it's a two-way street. . . But I have to say Nigeria have more things. . .[/color][/quote]I will certainly not disagree with that after all ghana is always introduced as very blessed with natural resources more than most of its neighbours and nigeria as oil rich nigeria. so yes both are very blessed firstly with humanity and then natural resources. yes nigeria as a country is bigger geographically and more diversed. a large geography gives it more natural resources ( for startes land), before what is on or in the land) i can accept that reality not figures that are ever changing. i take it very personal for for anyone to assert superiority over me or any group of person for . i |
again @chambers about your assertion that nigerians are of a superior intellect than other africans? why did you not claim than everyone in the world? you see by not claiming that i can infer that you see arabs, americans chinese, brazillians etc as more intelligent than you. so again stats designed by some one has defined you. in fact if you care to know, reseearchers ( ie statisticians) have again using their gross assumptions classify nations based on intelligent quotient (IQ) quess what sudanese are more intelligent than ghanaians who are more intelligent than nigerians? since i do not believe in stats? i will decline from giving you refs. but just food for thought. |