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[quote author=RoyalPearl post=33859952][/quote]if you can singularize the "us" you will be nearer home.

JiggamanGh:
You are talk, you are nothing but loud mouth b!tches.

In the last BBC excerpt i sent you, the British correspondent was AMAZED Nigerians source their own power independently and still grow the economy at 6 to 7%.

What will happen when there is just 50 or 60% power support from the government? yeah, your guess is as sure as mine: DOUBLE DIGIT GROWTH.


And now Ghana, Africa's best country and most respected sovereignty in africa: you have produced gold long before oil was discovered in Nigeria.

YOU had a 2 year head start than Nigeria.

YOU have a tiny, manageable population roughly the size of lagos

You boasted to have enjoyed stable electricity for a long time........... AND YET GHANA IS STILL A MEAGER $50 BILLION GDP

YOU STILL RUN TO IMF FOR SURVIVAL


WAR RAVAGED SUDAN AND LIBYA HAVE A BETTET ECONOMIC RATING THAN YOU DO

THERE IS NO ONE BILLIONAIRE IN GHANA

THERE IS NO GHANAIAN COMPANY COMPETITIVE IN AFRICA.

LAGOS IS SAME ECONOMIC PARITY WITH GHANA.


it is shame on you.

Dragonking:
@Lezz, sorry i cant join u in the other thread.. i got banned since yesterday night. Will join after my ban.

lol, do not worry. i don't easily part company with Nkurumah's boys.

they are very angry with me at the moment for giving then pure, nakedd facts.

hope your ban wears out soon.

iamord:
Mr man when we talk education single me out out cos my education background is far from basic. Something your parents cannot even afford. Even if they rally around to put you in. You are too block head to make it through.

iamord, there has been a lot of lows in the course of debates on this thread, but nothing as low and as cheap as unwarranted parental jibes and jeers. this is a record low and a disturbing indication of something dark, lurking deep within you.

here is an anonymous internet forum and hiding behind your keyboard and screen you could be Kofi Annan's cousin or Dangote's neighbour. and it's OK with me.

What isn't OK is having an emotional diarrhea and anger leakages in the course a debate and descending to parental confrontations.

please, do not tell me i have been conversing with a preadolescent lucky enough to own a mobile phone with an internet connection.

i hope i am wrong.

JiggamanGh:
Yet you still can't feed your people. 60% of your people. 102 million nigerians can't feed themselves. You are only in that mint group because of your Pop which you can't feed.

http://m.deccanherald.com/content/398196/india-china-among-world039s-poorest.html/

ENVY ENVY ENVY!!! MINT is not by population. it is by economic size and growth. here read up :

In 2001 the world began talking about the Bric
countries - Brazil, Russia, India and China - as
potential powerhouses of the world economy. The
term was coined by economist Jim O'Neill, who
has now identified the "Mint" countries - Mexico,
Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey - as emerging
economic giants. Here he explains why.
So what is it about the so-called Mint countries
that makes them so special? Why these four
countries?
A friend who has followed the Bric story noted
sardonically that they are probably "fresher" than
the Brics. What they really share beyond having a
lot of people, is that at least for the next 20 years,
they have really good "inner" demographics - they
are all going to see a rise in the number of people
eligible to work relative to those not working.
This is the envy of many developed countries but
also two of the Bric countries, China and Russia.
So, if Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey get
their act together, some of them could match
Chinese-style double-digit rates between 2003 and
2008.
Something else three of them share, which
Mexican Foreign Minister Jose Antonio Meade
Kuribrena pointed out to me, is that they all have
geographical positions that should be an
advantage as patterns of world trade change.
For example, Mexico is next door to the US, but
also Latin America. Indonesia is in the heart of
South-east Asia but also has deep connections
with China.
And as we all know, Turkey is in both the West
and East. Nigeria is not really similar in this regard
for now, partly because of Africa's lack of
development, but it could be in the future if African
countries stop fighting and trade with each other.
This might in fact be the basis for the Mint
countries developing their own economic-political
club just as the Bric countries did - one of the
biggest surprises of the whole Bric thing for me. I
can smell the possibility of a Mint club already.
What I also realised after talking to Meade
Kuribrena, is that the creation of the Mint acronym
could spur pressure for Nigeria to become a
member of the G20, as the other Mints already are.
This was something the charismatic Nigerian
finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was keen to
talk about: "We know our time will come," she
said. "We think they are missing something by not
having us."
Meade Kuribrena went so far as to suggest that, as
a group of four countries, the Mints have more in
common than the Brics. I am not sure about that,
but it is an interesting idea.
Economically three of them - Mexico, Indonesia
and Nigeria - are commodity producers and only
Turkey isn't. This contrasts with the Bric countries
where two - Brazil and Russia - are commodity
producers and the other two - China and India -
aren't.
In terms of wealth, Mexico and Turkey are at about
the same level, earning annually about $10,000
(£6,100) per head. This compares with $3,500
(£2,100) per head in Indonesia and $1,500 (£900)
per head in Nigeria, which is on a par with India.
They are a bit behind Russia - $14,000 (£8,500)
per head - and Brazil on $11,300 (£6,800), but still
a bit ahead of China - $6,000 (£3,600).
A big question that guided my thinking on visits to
these countries for the BBC was - "How do these
countries actually feel on the ground, compared to
my own expectations and the general consensus of
opinion?"
When expectations are low - as one might
generally say about Nigeria for example (although
not in recent years among specialist investors in
Africa) - it is easier to be positively surprised.
But the opposite is also true - and this could be a
problem for Mexico, which financial investors are
really quite excited about.
Mexico owes much of its rising wealth to the oil
which it sits on, especially offshore oil
I returned from my travels thinking it won't be so
difficult for Nigeria and Turkey to positively
surprise people, as many put far too much weight
on the negative issues that are well-known - crime
and corruption in Nigeria, for example, or heavy-
handed government in Turkey.
Indonesia, I am less sure about. The country's
challenges are as big as I thought and I didn't hear
too many things that made me go "Wow" in terms
of trying to deal with them. The country needs
more of a sense of commercial purpose beyond
commodities, and has to improve its
infrastructure.
In Turkey, visits to white goods manufacturer Beko
and Turkish Airlines, the world's fastest growing
airline, definitely made me go "Wow", and in
Nigeria, I was saying it all the time.
Turkish Airlines: The world's fastest-growing
airline
The creativity in that place is so easy to get
enthused about, at least it was for me, and I
returned full of excitement about different personal
investments I might follow up on.
In Mexico I was all set to be disappointed, as
expectations are so high, but the young president
and his equally young colleagues are full of
determination to change the place.
If you thought Maggie Thatcher stood for serious
reforms, these guys make her seem like a kitten.
They are reforming everything from education,
energy and fiscal policy to the institution of
government itself.
What about all the challenges and things that
usually scare people? Well corruption is obviously
one topic that all four would seem to share, and I
had many interesting discussions about it in each
country.
In Nigeria, Central Bank Governor Lamido Sanusi
argued that corruption rarely prevents economic
development - and that the growth of the economy,
accompanied by improvements in education, will
lead to better governance and greater
transparency.
Such views are important to listen to, as an
alternative to our often simplistic Western way of
thinking. For many credible people in the Mint
countries, corruption is a consequence of their
weak past, not a cause of a weak future, and
certainly not the number one challenge. It falls way
down a list compared with the costs of energy and
the breadth of its availability and, of course,
infrastructure.
Generators are much in demand in Lagos
Sorting out energy policy was seen in both Mexico
and Nigeria as a top priority and each country has
launched a major initiatives this year, which if
implemented, will accelerate growth rates
significantly.
Here is an amazing statistic. About 170 million
people in Nigeria share about the same amount of
power that is used by about 1.5 million people in
the UK. Almost every business has to generate its
own power. The costs are enormous.
"Can you imagine, can you believe, that this
country has been growing at 7% with no power,
with zero power? It's a joke." says Africa's richest
man, Aliko Dangote.
He's right. I reckon Nigeria could grow at 10-12%
by sorting out this problem alone. That would
double the size of its economy in six or seven
years.
In Indonesia, the fourth largest country in the
world, I would say leadership and infrastructure are
the major challenges, though there are many more
too. But challenges and opportunities sit side by
side.
In one of Jakarta's slum areas, Pluit, the land is
sinking by 20cm per year because of over-
extraction of water, but property prices elsewhere
in the city are rocketing.
I talked to a man building the country's first Ikea
store, who reckons a third of greater Jakarta's
population of 28 million (the third biggest
conurbation in the world) would have sufficient
disposable income to shop at his store. As he
said: "We just know it's going to work."
In Turkey of course, its politics and the
combination of a Muslim faith with some kind of
desire to do things the Western way is a unique
sort of challenge. Some might argue the same
challenge exists for Indonesia but I returned
thinking this was not the case. In Jakarta at least,
the Western way of doing things seems to be
generally accepted - in striking contrast with
Turkey.
So can the Mints join the top 10 largest economies
in the world, after the US, China, the rest of the
Brics and maybe Japan?
I think so, though it may take 30 years.
I look forward to going back to each of them more
regularly now I am helping to put them on the
map, just as happened with the Bric countries 12
years ago.
Listen to the first episode of MINT: The Next
Economic Giants on BBC Radio 4 on Monday 6
January from 09:00 GMT, or afterwards on iPlayer.
Follow @BBCNewsMagazine on Twitter and on

ddami:
I opened dis website read just d bolded part and it ended wit "says a new world bank paper"....rily.... how many of dis ur statiscians ever asked a single Nigerian how much dey live on a day not even an online poll......"dose pple c d world through a lens and report based on deir thoughts" ask some one on nl how much dey live on......so 112mill are poor,,average nig..lives on less Dan $1 and likes of
Akon
Amber rose
Kim k
Sean Kingston (regular)
Chris Tucker
Rick Ross will com here and and we won't start eating dem right 4rm d airport...
*even Ghana will b giving us aid*
*u don't even know how much an average Nigerian spends on generator*****
Am an average Nigerian and I spend almost $11 a day..
**ur fellow compatriot z in nig. @iamlord ask him how much he thinks an average Nigerian spends a day......

never take such links seriously. what iamord and co lack is simple basic education.

china is 1 billion plus so she always have her fair share of poor people as well as rich people .

same way USA is 300 million and has moor poor people than Norway !!! now US is not only infinitely greater than Norway but is home to the world's greatest billionaires by number.

Nigeria is home to africa's number of billionaires and millionaires, she also have fair number of poor people as well.

it is the reason Nigeria is Africa's top direct investment destination centre and Africa's top candidate for permanent seat at the UN security council.

we are Ghana's boss. Kofi, their illustrious son cannot be wrong.

ddami:
and yet again u proved me RIGHT u are not only UGLY and RETARDED but soooo not smart as in DUMBSOR...........p.s I don't live in blocks I know u do... ...but u can cry oooo since yesterday ah ah all u do here z WAIL,,WAIL,,WAIL wot a teary funky girl.....
all u post here z insult-first symptom of a DEPRESSED and FRUSTRATED girl suffering 4rm BIPOLAR DISORDER...
@funkyHO taking panadol on nig. headache

NIG.z D BEST COUNTRY IN AFRICA....oya continue crying

if u continue @ dis rate d best I can promise u z a PSYCHRATIC home....

now if u know ur unborn children will not marry nigerains ignore dis post....
meanwhile u ve been noticed .....
ur presence has bin recognized as irrelevant and insignificant.... oya FLY FLY su su dry chicken

LOL. i never knew you could be this lethal.

nice surprise though.

JiggamanGh:
Does that acronym provide food for the 60% nigerians that can't feed themselves. How many of the so called mint countries can be compared to Norway, Belgium, Singapore, Sweden and many other countries.

The fact is two of the so called mint countries have half of Te worlc poorest people. The economy is based on your Pop.

Keep worrying about nicknames while your people remain poor. Misplaced priorities

your case is hopeless. heaven knows i have tried pointing you to the light.
MINT is an indication the countries in question are progressing to the next level. they are not at par with Norway, sweden but have shown signs of great progress. hence Nigeria and Indonesia are first and second in producing the highest number of millionaires. Nigeria's GDP is no joke on paper.
5 years ago, there were no Nigerian firms in ghana. but today we have OandO, Dangote, zenith, GTB, ECO, GLO investing in ghana's economy.

nope we ain't hungry!!! we are a monstrous $594 billion dollar GDP and when you have that kind of behemoth as your neighbour, YOU ARE BOUND TO FEEL VERY SMALL.

iamord:
me telling you to shut up is more like a heart to heart talk. You having been making a fool of yourself

i will translate that to slaughtering you and chopping you to size.

you are either countering my assertions with facts or you spare us your emotions and opinions ; they mean little here.

PunkyOh:
Goat! Lol @ Nigerian boyfriend though. Another thumb sucked fairytale. He's as real as your "Giant of Africa" title.

your profile came out dry.

and the giant stuff isn't a myth.

let me give you a long excerpt to digest. it's a BBC poll conducted on Nigeria leadership potential and role in Africa in a honest, unbiased way.

Here is the reaction from South Africa when the BBC correspondent ask the question on Nigeria leading Africa:

No, is the view from Johannesburg. Economically,
Nigeria's newly inflated gross domestic product
(GDP) means very little here.
We know that these are just re-arranged numbers
on some bureaucrat's spreadsheet, and that our
economy is still more diversified, sustainable and
ultimately attractive to investors.
Our real concern is political. Nigeria and South
Africa are locked in a fierce tussle over who will be
the African superpower, and Nigeria has just
robbed us of our most potent advantage.
South Africa's pre-eminence in continental affairs,
and its membership of institutions such as the
G20 and Brics , as well as a potential permanent
seat on the UN Security Council, rests on its claim
to be Africa's largest economy.
That title now belongs to Nigeria, which is also
Africa's most populous country. So, who should
be represented on these bodies?
South Africa's concerns are compounded by fears,
expressed privately by government officials and
diplomats, that chaotic, corruption-prone Nigeria
is unfit to assume the mantle of continental
leadership.
Most South Africans would tend to agree: The
perception persists of Nigerians as drug dealers
and 419 scammers, making it hard for Nigeria to
be taken seriously here.
The migrants doing business in SA townships
South Africa facts and figures
Simon Allison is Africa correspondent of South
Africa's Daily Maverick newspaper

iamord:
Mr man SHUT UP!!!

lol, I SELDOM FALL SHORT.
NEVER!!!
are you disputing it or needing proof ?

Speak up or hold your emotions in check.

PunkyOh:
Goat! Lol @ Nigerian boyfriend though. Another thumb sucked fairytale. He's as real as your "Giant of Africa" title.

Really? no wonder you have been so aggressive!!
you have a subtle Nigerian flare though, in word usage.

i can make you forget all about politics and Nigerian-south african fever.

why waste all your energy there when i can put it to better use. let me see if you have a profile picture.

PunkyOh:
Impress my male compatriots for what? I don't want them so it makes no sense that I'd be impressing them. Just don't mention my country & I'll purr like a kitten because I actually am a putthycat

Of course you don't want them; once you catch the naija fever,it becomes a one way traffic. everyone else seem dead.

there's no way Nigeria will cease mentioning S.A , neither will S.A quit mentioning Nigeria.

we have come to part no more. 1994 WAS WHEN THE DIE WAS CAST.

achimotan:
@ Lezz

[.b]Nigeria is the only African country that have her citizen in NASA
[/b]

Nigeria is the only African country having an unmanned satellite in space

Nigeria has africa's richest woman

africa's richest blogger

highest gsm penetration

highest internet access and usuage

Africa's spiritual headquarters



Typical Nigerian .Always boosting.What gives u the impression that only your citizens among all Africans work in NASA.You dont know the number of Africans working there ,yet u make that emphatic statement

Ave K. P. Kludze, Jr.[1] is a Rocket Scientist, an African pioneer, U.S. Civil Servant, Complex Systems Engineering[2] and Design Expert, and a senior NASA Spacecraft Systems Engineer.[3]

Contents

1 Life
2 Career
3 References
4 External links

Life

He was born in Hohoe, in the Volta Region of Ghana. He arrived in the United States in the late 1980s with only a High School diploma from the Adisadel College in Cape Coast, Ghana and 'A' levels from Swedru Secondary School . Shortly after his arrival in the United States, he enrolled at Rutgers University where he set out to pursue a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.

[b]After graduation, he contemplated a return to Ghana to pursue an interest in the development of various solar gadgets and merchandize, including solar freezer, solar air conditioning, solar water heater, solar lamps, etc. He believed strongly that, for Africa to develop, it must utilize its natural resources and must incorporate technologies that benefits the continent. He considered the sun to be a natural resource and its harness and utilization may be of great benefit to the continent.

Kludze, who grew up in Dansoman-Sahara, a suburb of Accra, made a name for himself as a young genius, who was fascinated with science at an early age; he had a reputation for questioning almost everything, and also for his unusual “domestic scientific experiments” and thinking.

His love of science began at an early age; his parents once remarked that they were fearful to leave him at home in case he dismantled the radio.[4] At friends’ houses, he would take apart their televisions to see how they worked. By his own admission, Kludze’s fascination with aviation began with a trip to the airport in Accra as a young boy. His father had intended him to become a lawyer but supported him regardless in his ambitions.[4]
Career

Kludze has held positions at various NASA Centers including the NASA Langley Research Center in Virginia and NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland, where he became if not the first African, the first Ghanaian to ever fly (command and control) a Spacecraft in Orbit (including the ERBS and TRMM Spececrafts, etc. for NASA from a mission control center).[5]

He designed the Human Locator System, which he called the "HuLos" in partial fulfillment of the requirements for his Masters degree at the Johns Hopkins University. The HuLos uses nanotechnology (microscopic technology) and is intended to locate human beings anywhere on this planet using satellite communication, GPS and other technologies. What made the system unique at the time of its conception, though considered weird by even his advisor, were the miniaturized size and the concept of global location. The device is to be implanted under the human skull, skin bone or teeth and activated when required. The system as envisioned could be used e.g. in locating missing children, the elderly, stolen cars and hardened criminals. The thesis which contains the design is currently at the Applied Physics Laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University.

In 2004, Kludze and a group of NASA engineers developed the Extravehicular Activity Infrared (EVA IR) camera for space-walking astronauts. The EVA IR camera was designed to fulfill a critical inspection need for the Shuttle Program; the on-orbit IR Camera can detect crack and surface defects in the Reinforced Carbon-Carbon (RCC) sections of the Space Shuttle's Thermal Protection System. This camera may help discover and prevent some of the problems leading to the disintegration of the Space Shuttle Columbia.

Kludze was selected to join the NASA Engineering and Safety Center (NESC), an organization made up of some of NASA's best and brightest, created after the Columbia incident, as a systems engineering expert. Before joining the NESC, Kludze was the manager of NASA Langley's state-of-the-art Integrated Design Center (IDC) which he helped to develop. He was also the Traceability and Verification Manager for the CALIPSO spacecraft. His pioneering work in systems engineering has been published worldwide; he has a number of publications, several NASA and external awards and recognitions to his credit. Kludze will be involved in several space initiatives including the implementation of the U.S. President's Space Exploration Vision to the Moon, Mars and beyond.[6]

Kludze holds bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in engineering.
[/b]
For his distinguished achievements, Dr. Kludze was in 2002 recognised and honoured at the Second Biennial Adisadel College Excellence Awards at a ceremony at the State House in Accra, by the Adisadel College Old Boy's Association and the College.

For his outstanding accomplishments in Space Science and Technology, he was profiled on Cable News Network (CNN) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). The following links should take you to the CNN documentary and the BBC feature article:

- CNN: "Ave Kludze: Ghana's rocket man" or http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/africa/08/03/ave.kludze.NASA/index.html

- BBC: "Profile: Ghana's rocket man" or http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7881708.s

Another Non Nigerian and a Ghanaian

Ashitey Trebi-Ollennu, Ph.D, CEng FIEE, SMIEE
Senior Member of Engineering Staff


Biography
Dr Ashitey Trebi-Ollennu (FIET, FRAeS, SMIEEE, PMP) is a Group Lead and Robotics Engineer at the NASA-Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, in Pasadena, CA and a Fellow of the IET (U.K.), a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society, U.K., a Senior Member of the IEEE and Certified Project Management Professional (PMP). His current research at JPL focuses on Planetary Rovers, Manipulation, Multiple Mobile Robots (Planetary Outpost), Reconfigurable Robots and Man-machine Interaction. Dr. Trebi-Ollennu’s research has resulted in more than 95 publications. He currently works on the InSight Mission as an Instrument Deployment Systems Engineer and MSL (Curiosity Rover) a Robotic Arm Systems Engineer.

Education
Ph. D. in Control Systems Engineering, School of Engineering and Applied
Science, Royal Military College Science, Cranfield University, U.K., 1996.
B.Eng. in Avionics, Department of Aeronautical Engineering, Queen Mary College,
University of London, 1991.

Professional Experience
Highly accomplished visionary Multidisciplinary Engineer with a broad background and extensive hands-on experience in Space Robotics Systems, Flight Systems Integration & Test, Planetary Rover Operations, System of Systems Design, Distributed Mobile Robotics, System Architectures, Dynamic Modeling, Control Systems design for Aerospace and Mechatronics Systems and Contract Technical Management.
Results-oriented, decisive leader with proven success in transitioning technology into flight.

Research Interests
Planetary Rovers
Adjustable Autonomy
Mechatronics,
System of Systems
Manipulation
Planetary Rover Operations
Multiple Mobile Robots
Reconfigurable Robots
Man-machine Interaction.

My stating that NIGERIA IS THE ONLY AFRICAN IN NASA was an oversight .

what i meant is that NIGERIA WAS THE ONLY AFRICAN IN THE NASA 9 MEMBER BOARD CHARGED BY NASA TO LEAD ITS AEROSPACE SAFTY PANEL

JiggamanGh:
Fools always getting org#sm of nicknames. There are many countries that are not part of the so called mint but are doing way better and their citizens are also doing better. Is either Nigeria, Indonesia better than Singapore, Norway, Belgium. Instead of worrying about feeding 60% of your citizens, you are worried apart nicknames. Feed nigerians

you really don't know much. MINT is the acronym for the newest 4 countries emerging as economic powers namely Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and turkey. two years ago, it was BRICs namely Brazil, Russia, India and China.

We didn't ascribe it to ourselves, the world did. the 60% is your own way of easing your hurt and envy.

Nigeria has a bigger and larger middle class than ghana. as well our upper class is also miles ahead.

when it comes to countries, you do not compare ghana to nigeria.

you belong to the medium class. go ask Mr Annan.

mzilakazi:
Your knowledge about South Africa is only limited to Google™. It can never surpass that limit.

Take this; i never thought inferiority will eat some one to this level :


You are either playing D.U.M.B or are one of those
naïve type Black South Africans who works for
Tiger brands and spends his weekends working
out at the Virgin Active gym on William Nicol drive
or maybe you are hidden away in one of those
suburbs in Midrand or Pretoria east.
It is well known that for years Nigerians(specifically
my flashy Igbo brothers) used to send Taxis to the
Townships on weekends to pickup your girls and
take them on shopping sprees, When the girls
return and begin to lament about how their
"Nigerian boyfriends" take care of them compared
to their South African men who usually get them
pregnant and disown the child, the men do not
take these sentiments lightly.
Johanesburgs CBD has a lot of loitering jobless
men from Alexandria, Diepsloot and other so called
"slums". They also envy a lot of the Nigerians who
are able to set up mechanic shops, restuarants,
food shops and clubs in and around CBD, Yeoville
and the likes. They are the only "Africans" that I
have observed who chastise and look down upon
their women for dating and marrying other black
African men. It is so bad that South African women
married to Nigerian men had to form an
organization just to protect themselves from
discrimination from their own. UNITED NIGERIAN
WIVES OF SOUTH AFRICA
Please let us be real here. Your people have a
problem they need to face.
PS please view the video attachment earlier and
listen to your former first ladies comments...
starting form 58: mins or simply gloss through
comments on this facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/pages/United-nigerian-
wives-in-south-africa/496395100396563

that was from a Nigerian leavinf in s.a lol

JiggamanGh:
Most countries respect Ghana, can't say the same about Nigeria.

Nigeria doesn't beling on that list.

Nigeria and Indonesia are in the MINT countries. ghana is isn't in the 8 African list and is IMF dependant what respect are you talking about?

iamord:
funny guy. I did reply it. But I got blocked cos I went ballistic on your ass. I mentioned you with my other handle. Not done with u. I will clear your stupidity in full glare in the mention u made there don't worry. But what will u gain celebrating sa load shredding. As I type am running on diesel. Been like this through the whole day. Seems the pride u take is that you are used to blackout than gh and sa. Well I pray we will never be used to it.

the only things positive is that Nigerians don't wait for their government. thats why we are ahead and with generators we have produced billionaires, nollywood and Africa's largest economy.

s.a and ghana have active docile citizens always supet relying on their government to put them in their nests and drop half-chewed droppings on their open mouths.

ddami:
@lezz leave dis girl the title of d thread has only 2 countries nig. and GH.....I don't know wot someone hu knows s.a z miles away 4rm naija and had 2 just discover a nig.website z doing here she could b miles away 4rm home....... taking panadol on someone else headache...

lol, she likes quoting me everytime. but she is just acting up to impress her male compatriots . i think she is really soft underneath.

iamord:
funny guy. I did reply it. But I got blocked cos I went ballistic on your ass. I mentioned you with my other handle. Not done with u. I will clear your stupidity in full glare in the mention u made there don't worry. But what will u gain celebrating sa load shredding. As I type am running on diesel. Been like this through the whole day. Seems the pride u take is that you are used to blackout than gh and sa. Well I pray we will never be used to it.

so you reside in nigeria? heheheheh.

you got banned because i backed my assertion with a source. wow. well the link says we dominate your real estate with 50%, what's there to get angry about?

stop being angry like a kid whose candy was taken away, please. here is a hash reality for REAL.

Every neighbour of Nigeria must adjust to the harsh reality of dominance of Nigeria in west africa.

we are a 170+ highly mobile and entrepreneurial lots so it is inevitable that will must spill into you, both the good and the bad. WE SHALL CHINA YOU.

Better get used to it and save yourselt the heartache and emotional trauma.

PunkyOh:
You really are an ìdiot. All fantastical àss whistling as usual with no real facts to back it up. Let's say it's true for one minute, how does that improve your own pitiable existence of powering everything with a generator in 2015? How does that give hope to the many hopeless in your hellhole who have now turned to religion, hoping stone turn into bread? Whatever we may be facing, it's still much much better than the living nightmare that you lot call life in that ditch. And South Africa is a country miles & miles away from you, so her problems are really none of your fùcking business. Focus on your cult wars & other backwards behaviour that your country is currently facing. I sometimes wonder why you eat each other instead of eating your president when he's the reason why you're eating each other in the 1st place. And then you come here talking about savagery. Lemme lol. Funny guy.

lol, i thought you are one sweet big butty s.a sugar. lolz.

ok we are relying on religion yet S.A are dragging the line with us on who will see T.B joshua first.

your brothers are xenophobic savages too lazy to work and too soft to take responsibilities.

45% unemployment for Zulu and co.


your Nigerian boy friend did a poor job on you. you shouldn't believe everything your press say.

i was thinking about arranging candle lights and dinner as a bait to spreading your fat round ass and you are spoiling it all with politics talk.

JiggamanGh:
The largest economy but you still can't feed 60% of your people. Half of the world poorest lives in India, nigeria and Indonesia. That's a shame.

each one of this countries has international clout, prestige, influence, power and national achievement than ghana will ever achieve until this earth ceases to exist . other than your love for your country which i admire in you, you are a category A international relations illiterate big time. let me show you how:

INDIA is the 10th biggest economic power in the whole fvcking world. it is home to Range Rover brand (yeah, bought it from Great Britain)
she is also an IT giant with collosal microsoft and Nokia presence. she is also home to TATA.


INDONESIA is in the MINT region and she is currently producing more millionares than any other country presently. yes that includes US, germany france et al

NIGERIA IS YOUR REGIONAL HEGEMONE, running more than 70% of ecowas funding, producing the 2nd fastest millionare in the world. she is also in the MINT and Africa's economic super power with $594 billion dollars.

United States Of America has got more poor people than does Sweden.

never you put India, Nigeria and Indonesia in one sentence with Ghana. i might ask the MOD to ban you for breaking the hierarchy rule. lol.

PunkyOh:
Your stùpidity is of the special variety. It should be bottled in case it infects others. Your posts are not even worth responding to at this point. South Africa didn't spring out of thin air for one, someone had to set the 1st brick/stone & in this case, black South Africans did that. Post Apartheid, we're still doing it under black rule. How many buildings South Africa had during Apartheid compared to now? Who upgraded & maintains the old infrastructure left by the Boers? Your fellow goats live in Suburbs & cities in South Africa, places they wouldn't be living in have black South Africans not fought against the group areas act of the time. Your people are able to actually be in South Africa, which would have never happened under white rule but here you are undermining everything black South Africans did, forgetting that your people are here because black South Africans allow them to be here. That my dear is what we achieved, to have you here with us, sharing the fruits of our labour so you can turn around & ask idiotic questions like this. You're an ignorant & ungreatful piece of turd.

show some love Lady. i was giving your countenance a tougher exterior than it deserves.

S.A is decaying by the day- each day of black rule my love, it is a well ESTABLISHED fact.

as we type this your unemployment rate is on an all time high.

your infrastructure is failing BIG TIME

government institutions are neglected and malfunctioning from health to education to the military.

security is bad worse worst

economy is struggling- Desmond Tutu cried out : we never had it this bad in apartheid.

the economic divide between the over 75 percent blacks and 5% white is ever widening. with Patrice Motsepe the only black S.A billionaire against 6 of European extraction.


as Blacks move into Jo burg main town whites scurry in fear of savagery into Sandton.

we are part of the apartheid struggle and besides S.A officially asked for professionals after 1994. fact fact fact

Obrafour:
This world has indeed gone insane, look at buhari also laughing @Ghana… anyways check out this site, please scroll down and start reading.

http://www.lindaikeji..nl/2015/05/the-luxury-ghanaians-stage-protest-over.html?m=1

@JiggamanGh, @iamord, @Royalpearl, @lezz, @adamskutty, @iconize, @collynzo, @collynzo1, @collynzo2, @all4naija.

this very thread is giving Ghana better publicity than anything else. this is a country which war torn Libya and Sudan have a bigger economy than.

iamord:
while you try to insult. U sound so cheap and dumb. Are they giving them for free. ? Are they not paying for it?!

lolzzzzzz. good things you aren't contesting my assertion that Nigerians dominate ghana's real estate.

i wouldn't really know if they pay but i know there's heavy load shedding in S.A as we speak with candles everywhere.

mzilakazi:
SA launched Africa's first satellite in orbit. Fact!!! Fact!!! Fact!!

There is no such thing as MINT, it is just only a concept that does not exist in reality.

MINT = Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey the next economic emerging powers. it was coined by O'Neil who also coined BRICs which include Brasil, Russia, India and China. go and read up and stop being a butt hurt.

Nigeria launches Africa's first communication satellite:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NigComSat-1


Nigeria launches first satellite built by Africans:

m.scidev.net/global/earth-science/news/nigeria-launches-first-satellite-built-by-africans.html

JiggamanGh:
Are white South Africans nigerians. You are too stupid for words. Whether black or white or Indian or gray. They are still South Africans.

Nope, my drowning co-debater. the anglo-dutch of holland, german and french and few english settlers are european who call themselves Afrikaans and settled in S.A as home away from home. so when a Zulu southie comes here to talk, we ask what has your people and ancestors done and achieved.

you do not count the achievement of Europeans to us.

JiggamanGh:
Provide facts for everything you've said. Show me where Ghana Gdp is 30 billion.

American did take the lead in Libya. America realizes it was a mistake. Where was your army when boko haram was raping and killing your children.

This what the world thinks of your army.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/15/africa/nigeria-military-families-boko-haram/

lolzzzzzzz. this all the proof i need to know you have lost the debate.

you claimed Niger republic supply us gas and when asked to show yourself worthy you turned into a true ghanaian.

you claim ghana's military was saving africa. now show me one multi national campaign Ghana led and you fled.

ok show me what ghana contributed or sacrificed for africa and you like a true teenager turned around to ask me for proof lol. what a sore loser.

the days of factless and illiterate trailing in NL are gone for good.

thou hath been whooped!!!

MduZA:
show us how to do it by chasing away the Europeans who are owning your eko Atlantic ...your country contribution only exists in your fantasies,we know who helped us during those trying times...you can visit all museums in SA...your country is not mentioned anywhere...because she has done nothing

which Eko are you talking about. do not blab like a sulking baby. if you are ignorant about who liberated you , the world isn't. now go read this up en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria–South_Africa_relations

ignorant lier!!!

MduZA:
no country will ever beep that vacuum economy,an economy that borrows money to pay public servants,by the way do you have fuel for your generator?if south Africa was built by the Dutch...why is that has to do with you?If the colonizers decided not to build decent infrastructure in your native land,whose fault is that?What is it that you as a Nigerian can boost about built by your ancestors in Nigeria? If you have a thing for south Africa..thats your own thing,the only thing that south Africa wants to see is the more growth of your economy so that more south African companies can establish themselves ...

now this is what i do not like : unclad ignorance. no black south African company is in Nigeria. so save us your crap about coming here to invest.

if the dutch built everything in south africa -which is true by the way- then you should logout of here for we are not mates.

Nigeria has built Africa's biggest economy.

has launched africa's first satellite in orbit.

the only african in nasa

the only african country in MINT

built Africa's biggest movie industry (3rd in the world)
africas music headquarters.

only black African to win the miss world

owns the richest black person in the world

richest blogger in Africa

spiritual headquarters of africa the synagogue has grown into a pilgrimage status with south africans, ghanaians et al, queuing up all day.

my fingers hurt already. mind, we started development only 55 years ago by 1960. south Africa has been developing for over 300 years as home-away-from home by the Europeans. and after just 24 years of Zulu rule, everything is falling apart.

MduZA:
poor Nigerian I joined this forum last year...remember am neither seeking refuge nor asylum...this is internet..if you don't know how it works,am just using my thumb while sitting at home in JHB...since you asked why am here,let me tell you

am hear to panelbeat obsessed people like you

are you really that daft you don't know how one squats on the internet?

JiggamanGh:
When I say Nigerians and their government are stupid, I don't say it to just insult you. A powerful country like America even realized that leading a military campaign alone is stupid and disastrous. That's why they waited for France and other country to invade Libya, that's why they are building up a coalition to fight in Syria.

Incompetent Nigerians don't know that, you claimed you led military campaign to fight in Liberia, so my question for you is where is your coalition to fight boko haram. How many of your children have been raped, killed and kidnapped by boko haram.

You claim you have helped other countries but your citizens are poor. Nigeria is the third poorest country on earth, a country where you lack education, health care, electricity and security. 60% of your people lives on less than a dollar a day.

Nigeria was in Liberia for more than 5 years with nothing to show, Te war only ended when America got involved. When George bush said Charles Taylor should leave Liberia.

I laugh everytime nigerians talk about army. A bunch of pregnant b!tches impersonating an army.

when a Ghanaian takes to posting pictures as a last resort know that the desperation notch is getting higher.

please America often LEAD in alliance with france, UK, Australia etc. it is still an american LED military campaign.

are you deficient in deductive and inductive reasoning ?

cannot your Ghanaian education bail you out ? i have asked you repeatedly
1) show us where ghana led a military campaign in het entire history

2) show me where Nigeria import gas from niger

3) show us any internationally acclaimed scholar ghana's education has produced

4) what has Ghana done/sacrificed for africa ?

5) what had your educational system and mathematicians done to liberate you economically?

your GDP is still a laughing $30billion

your government waits on IMF donating money before your yearly national budget is read.
Nigeria is still minting your currency for you.

6) why is there not ONE billionaire in all of ghana.

give me answers or shut your mouth up. i have been waiting. won't post roundabout posts.

either shut up or provide answers.