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Celebrities / Re: I Can't Marry A Woman Who Is Not A Virgin - Ned Nwoko (Video) by mdntiri(m): 12:33am On Mar 16

seanery:
Source of income.

Make one stupid blood no con spoil everything.

Ritualist?

Celebrities / Re: SA Police Arrests Seven (7) Suspects Connected To Murder Of Rapper AKA Last Year by mdntiri(m): 5:47am On Feb 29

officialwdhtv:

Yes...he was shot dead about a year ago while leaving a restaurant with his friends

Life is short in SA

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Politics / Re: A Bag Of Cement Is 42,000 In Ghana So Nigerians Na Dey Enjoin??? by mdntiri(m): 12:01pm On Feb 28

pafun:

Okay tell us nah. How much is cement in Ghana?

It's 69 cedis now, roughly 6900 naira

Politics / Re: A Bag Of Cement Is 42,000 In Ghana So Nigerians Na Dey Enjoin??? by mdntiri(m): 11:59am On Feb 28

Tochi360:

Is it the same Ghana I stayed for 1yr 2months or another Ghana??

Do another one, this one no enter,se cement don cost now,e no fit pass 120 cedis.

Cement is 69 cedis

Business / Re: Bulk Buyers by mdntiri(m): 3:45pm On Feb 25

Edetpatty:
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@ Sneakers 13,500 each
@men half shoe 14,000
@ ladies outfit 10,000

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Plenty importation, you make your money but the naira suffers

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Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 2:47pm On Feb 23

Just30:
I've lived in Sekondi-Takoradi for more years than you and Toilet is not something you'll miss.

I was in Jamestown for Kenkey fest and other event and have done several research on living conditions there.

Now again you want to lie. Even the poorest person has tv in his home and it is not something you can even miss because you'll see the tv poll and likewise a fridge and this is the major reason why people are living beyond the lifeline limit to which they don't get subsidy.

Don't use your poverty to make general sweeping statements.

I have a home in Tema and a home in Sakumono just opposite the maritime university. I have a family house (flat) in Takoradi Tanokrom with 40 rooms for each family member and another in Apowa. I have a home in Kasoa, another in East Legon and I'm trying to acquire two more from my friend who was has a family property in Labone and another in Roman Ridge

For people like you and vaxx, one needs to literally hold you by your ears, take you round INCONTROVERTIBLE EVIDENCES of stuff being said to DRUM HOME TRUTHS to you. You're like Akuffo Addo. W'abon so n'onnim. When I gather incontrovertible evidence, I'd respond properly to you people

Politics / Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by mdntiri(m): 4:56am On Feb 23

LegendHero:
Jagaban.

You are the president of the federal republic currently.

Try everything you want to try now, it is your government and you are the commander-in-chief. I personally believe in you and will be waiting patiently to see the fruit of your reforms in the nearest year.

If by 2027, the electorate check your scorecard and we see that your policy do not yield the result at that time, we simply vote you out and bring someone else in.
How many people would have died needless deaths by then?

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Dani Alves Sentenced To 54 Months In Jail Over Sexual Assault by mdntiri(m): 4:14pm On Feb 22

spiSeyi:
Kpekus is a threat to Man existence if not for Hagai kpekus there wouldn't be anything like Hamas and other other jihadist. This month marks a year of my kpekus break

When the feelings come how do you take care of it?

Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 5:56pm On Feb 01

Just30:
quite a significant number of people use air-conditioning. It may be something special for you like it was 20 years ago but not now when even zongo boys have them.
For this reason, most people are above life line consumption.

Good you said you know them in Ghana and not Nigeria.
200 cedis is like the normal now in electricity consumption for 1 bedrooms. Now ask yourself how many Nigerians in Nigeria can pay between 30,000 and 60,000 naira for electricity every month.

If Nigerians can't provide good infrastructure in Nigeria hence the country is far behind on infrastructure, what makes your think they'll be able to build infrastructure here ? Have you even seen Nigerian spaces and how awful they are (no pun intended)?
You sound funnier than ever

You were probably living in a zongo because those are the only places where houses didn't have toilet.
Not in this era where even village houses have

Go do a survey of Jamestown, ashaiman, even Sekondi houses and come tell us how many of them have toilets. But then again these are slumy areas, so... with the exception of Sekondi, which is not a slum but which still has a 'toilet problem ' from what I'm learning

A significant number of Ghanaians use air conditioning? Are you serious? Majority of us live in the 'local' areas o, not the estates. And I've lived all over the place from Tema, Sekondi Takoradi, oda, Volta, central region etc and can literally count the number of private homes with air-conditioning on my fingers. What are you talking? Our compound houses where people would use all their money for rent advance and electricity and have nothing left over for furniture, TV, fridge is where they'd be having money for air-conditioning?

You always exaggerate with your Ghana experiences I don't know which part of Ghana you live in

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Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 5:28pm On Feb 01

samorobo:

What 🫨🫢🫨

True. I grew up, did my primary education in the twin city of Sekondi-Takoradi(about our 3rd city). My parents were transferred there. Every place we lived, about 9, except 2, had toilets. And these were not zongo areas. Some places would have space for toilets, they were never provided. And my friends had same problem. I know every corner of the town so this's a 'common' feature. Hopefully things have improved

Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 2:28pm On Feb 01

Just30:
Nigerians cannot afford to pay the electricity bills Ghanaians pay.

Give Ghana to Nigeria and they'll run it down to make it another Nigeria

Same electricity that we play hide and seek with? That I know people who'd even remove their outside bulbs so they can afford prepaid? How many of us even use air conditioning in our very hot climate? There're different types of Nigerians and I know Nigerians who pay 'top cedi' for stuff here. I've Nigeria in laws and they pay 200 cedi every 2 weeks for prepaid for example. Aden?

Yes Nigerians may eventually run Ghana down with crime, dru.gs etc BUT they'd give us good infrastructure, beautify our spaces etc. We should learn to beautify/properly lay out our spaces and someone like me i won't complain too much

Small small we're getting there, where properly laying out our spaces would become commonplace. Growing up I thought it was normal to have houses without toilets, or roads without sidewalks because I didn't see these. We can't be having these basic problems in this modern era. What stops a DCE/MCE from insisting people have toilets in their homes? Let's do better, Ghana

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Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 2:07pm On Feb 01

vaxx:
Not to bother you with lot of forth and back comments.

Which country do you really want to compare with Ghana in west africa , let's do comparison side by side. And see if Ghana hasn't make a progress. Which country do you want to choose or will you compare both?

I am a factual individual, Ghana hasn't done well but it has done better than those country you are trying to compare her with

Why can't we compare ourselves with the best? With Europe? Or even the 'comparable' Asia, south America countries we've seen rise from poverty to riches? Like the Brazils, Singapores, Koreas, etc?

In west Africa the big boys are 4, Nigeria, Ghana, cote d'Ivoire, Senegal in that order. You go by human development index, as it should be, Cape Verde is most developed followed by Ghana cote divoire TOGO Nigeria. Small less than 1million people c.verde is insignificant in the scheme of things so essentially, Ghana is the most developed in the subregion. No problem

You go by GDP, we've fallen out of the top 10 in Africa. Cote d'Ivoire has overtaken us. In fact our position in a lot of rankings are PRECARIOUS to the extent that the least displacement, we'd be 'overthrown'

If the Congos and other countries should get just a little serious with their lives, Ghana we may not feature favourably in a lot of rankings. Like how we age-cheated and dominated the under 17s but immediately scientific age checking was introduced, we're struggling to win laurels

That's what you should be concerned about. Not on whether we're better than war torn Liberia/Sierra Leone, or 'poorer' Senegal, 'security-challenged' Nigeria etc. We've a decent population/land size, we've lake Volta, we're more homogeneous, we're not landlocked, we're HUMAN/MINERAL RESOURCE-RICH etc, BUT with FEWER PROBLEMS, so that we should EASILY become a DEVELOPED ECONOMY, not the piecemeal thing we're doing

Here there's virtually no opposition to the mismanagement of our leaders. Look at European farmers block roads, disrupt society etc to protest poor agric policies. But here we'd be suffering and be quiet. And instead of our leaders to take advantage of this 'freedom' to do monumental stuff for us, no, they're busy either enriching themselves or doing MEDIOCRE stuff

Etc etc. we should learn how to 'beautify' stuff, or we could have money but our spaces would keep looking ugly. Buildings/roads must be well laid out in straight lines etc. Tech for example has more modern beautiful buildings than Legon but legon's well laid out plan, uniform colour of buildings, greenery etc make Legon appear prettier in my opinion. That's how we should organise our spaces. Etc etc

Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 10:15am On Feb 01

vaxx:
Ghana first modern train will arrive this month ....

🇬🇭 Ghana’s First Standard Gauge Train under going factory acceptance test in Poland 🇵🇱.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPqZO6ZbNjA?si=RNDC8zo6g8zbhBi9

Nice one. It's good we didn't splash our gaudy red yellow green colours all over these trains like we usually like to do. We're learning.

Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 5:46pm On Jan 31

ChaosMagus:

Tell them... the days of suffering, while we put up a smiling face as if nothing is wrong is long gone. If they tell you the rot at GFA, cocobod, tor etc you will think saaa you will not understand. We dont have a brt system, no need pretending. The metro mass transit we run doesn't even have a terminal. Buses are bought, they work for few year, they break down due to lack of maintenance, we leave them to rot and buy a new one and repeat the cycle.

My friend in the fire service basketball team went to togo, to play a match and he was amazed by the basketball facilities there. That Togo oo, just here noor. Look if we dont wake up and demand accountability from these leaders we wont get anywhere. I know most of the countries here have ten times our problems, but if they refuse to talk about theirs and decide to talk about ours, that's their problem, let them continue. Their story is not our story. Lets focus on ourselves and discuss solution that can change the lot of our motherland. Ideas ideas ideas are the seeds of any great endeavour. For all you know our leaders are short of ideas and you might not know who will be reading these in the near future...

Nice one. What do you think about freedom Jacob caesar, as our leader?

Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 2:40pm On Jan 31

vaxx:
And who told you the BRT system in Ghana is not a successful one? You guys are quick to criticized every venture in your own country and glorify your neighbor as if everything is eldorado there. Juxtaposing lagos and Accra , Accra will passed as a small london , and I mean it and not because of patriotism

Just take a look at Nigeria with his over 200 million people, she still suffers from lack of electricity, most of his towns and cities do not have electricity for weeks or months on end.

I have been to ayangba in kogi state ( almost ending to benue state , the road and the bridges are eye sore ( this is a town that host a university) imagine, Most of her villages do not have any electricity at all ( something that is almost impossible in Ghana) no matter how remote the village might be in Ghana , there is presence of light, even in the far away North like bawku.

in many of their homes , there is no pipeborne water supply unless you pump your own reservoir of water( it is either well water or borehole) Do you know how many Ghanaian rely on govt water supply daily?.

In ayangba ( kogi state ) for instance, it is either you buy water in Jerry cans from privately owned water pumps or this "meruwa "guys ( kayayo in Ghana) visit the inner cities , too many roads are unsurfaced and potholed can easily be accessed.

If you are looking at a planned city in Ghana , why can't you talk about Akosombo , some part of TEMA and winneba( this City were planned even before Abuja) GHANA does not actually need a new capital, what we need is a decentralized system .

Every major city should have a presence of govt just like south africa with about three to four capital cities .Some part of Accra are even planned ( cantonment , ridge, dzworlu, Airport residence are all planned ) and some part of lagos are even far worse than medina or ashaiman, if that is what you are missing .you don't recognized gold until it is replaced with stone .

And if you don't believe in Accra progress (look back at Accra 10 years ago and compare it to what it is now . And again , we can make a just comparison between Accra and the city you mentioned up there if you still doubt Accra progress.

The points you're raising are exactly reasons why Accra, Ghana should be doing wayyyyy better than we're currently doing. You don't agree? Because the ADVANTAGES we enjoy as a country are ENORMOUS.

There's no BRT system in Ghana. We couldn't implement it. It requires creating dedicated roads on both sides of existing roads for ONLY BRT buses to ply to reduce traffic etc. we couldn't do it. We did trotro with the BRT buses, made losses because they're big and stop too often so people reverted to using the old smaller faster trotros and most of the BRT buses we imported are rotting away

I can raise several points but it'd only prolong my comment. Sometimes I say give Ghana to even Nigerians and see how they'd turn it around. If we were a serious country we should be exporting electricity to Nigeria by now.

That you and a lot of Ghanaians are 'content' with our mediocre performance is why we're where we are, when we can EASILY achieve more and become the eldorado we wish to be.

Ivory coast suffered 2 civil wars, 2000 plus people died etc BUT they still held on to their number 1 cocoa producer tag. If it were us?... 'small' bawku conflict we can't solve, now the factions have resorted to shooting innocent passengers in bawku bound buses. imagine we had a boko haram? I could go on and on. There's a lot of nothingness/bareness/lack of leadership in our spaces, so don't act as if we're making anuly significant progress. With the ADVANTAGES we enjoy as a country, we should be doing wayyyy better.

Go and see cocoa Produce Buying Company PBC, it's bankrupt and it's assets are being seized. Aden? We can't manage anything?

And this 'mediocre' mindset reflects in even our black stars. See how other countries are 'killing' themselves to do exploits for their countries .But black stars would be lethargic, play as if there's nothing at stake etc. we'd be a goal up or down, Richard ofori would be so slow to start the game, wo dwene ho a wontease

Etc etc. 'poorer' Senegal, go and look at the wonderful things they're doing. Doing BRT, running ELECTRIC train, building a new city etc. Whoever is running their space is visionary, and you can see it in their doings.

Etc etc

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Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 4:42am On Jan 31

Appisko:

And to you lagos and other cites are planned 🤣🤣

Abuja is planned

Even with Lagos I see lots of beauty. Your taller structures, straight roads, the long bridges that span the lagoons, your beachfront structures, buildings in straight lines, the overhead rail etc all bring some beauty to Lagos

Accra here even though we're a 'beach front city ' like Dakar, Abidjan, Lagos, our beachfront is not developed. The marine drive project which was to do that for us has never materialised. I've been saying we should convert our korle, odaw lagoons in the middle of Accra into waterways that people can ply into the interior of Accra for travel, pleasure etc, like pertains abroad, arch the bridges over them so watercraft can pass under etc, but no.

Accra-tema rail line should be dualized, even electrified. Overcrowded Lagos is even running a Bus Rapid Transit system. We couldn't implement it here even though we sent delegations to Nigeria, Tanzania etc to understudy their BRT. We should be thinking of building a new capital city, or even just a completely new WELL PLANNED CITY but no, our leaders are concerned with other things. Etc etc

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Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 5:13pm On Jan 30

popizaino:
These ones are trying too hard to redeem the image of Accra that have been battered but kolework. Everyone with a sane mind now sees Accra for what it is underdeveloped village slum.

Our problem too is our leaders/city planners don't have eyes for beauty. That proper 'avantgarde' sort of beauty. I read somewhere that Nairobi is still following the master plan the British developed for the city. Ghana , Nkrumah abrogated the British master plan and used his own African master plan and successive governments threw that away and are building Accra with no master plan.

Accra is not a planned city in the true sense of the word. So there's money here but our leaders are not taking any drastic measures to modernise Accra, and our spaces are looking ugly. Not to be political, but someone like Mahama has eyes for beauty and it shows in his e-block school designs etc. Nana Addo in his 1st term brought the master planner of Singapore to replan Accra but nothing came of that

Sports / Re: Morocco Vs DR Congo: AFCON 2023 (1 - 1) On 21st January 2024 by mdntiri(m): 1:49pm On Jan 22

Tesenak20:

Ghana has 4 titles not 5. If you last won a Nations Cup when there were only 8participants you rank in same capacity like Congo Brazzaville, DR Congo, Sudan and Morocco.
How many countries participated in the qualification process to the Nations Cup before 1992?
Despite watching Nations Cup from 1988, I only give regards to the AFCON from Senegal 92 when it was expanded to 12. Moreso with regards to the number of Nations that played the qualifiers leading to the Nations Cup proper.
In same vein I only give regards to Fifa World Cup that had 24teams because that was a relatively fair representation of the continents.

Nice one. I like your analysis of stuff

Sports / Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2023, 2025 And 2026 World Cup by mdntiri(m): 8:26pm On Jan 20

ThunderFireAgba:
Something is cooking for Ghana.

They could qualify?

Sports / Re: Ghana Vs Cape Verde: AFCON 2023 (1 - 2) On 14th January 2024 by mdntiri(m): 10:18pm On Jan 14

Goallll for Ghana

Music/Radio / Re: Top 5 Ghanaian Musicians That Blew Directly From Nigeria In Recent Years by mdntiri(m): 11:29am On Jan 08

SaLongs1:
Can you name any?

Mr eazi patoranking

Family / Re: At What Age Should A Father Stop Bathing His Daughter? by mdntiri(m): 3:51pm On Jan 05

Dilijingsly:
Am a family man and taking care of my children is not a big issue, my daughter is a year and a old . The big question is at what age should i stop bathing her?

You should want to teach your children independence at an early age. Would serve them well

Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 8:11am On Jan 05

vaxx:
For the first time, Ghana cedis escape this type of ranking.

Below are the worst performing African currencies against the US dollar in 2023:
Rank Currency Depreciation percentage
1 Nigerian naira -55.0
2 Angolan kwanza -39.2
3 Malawian kwacha -39.1
4 Zambian kwacha -29.5
5 Burundi franc -27.6
6 Congolese franc -24.0
7 Kenyan shilling -20.9

Source?

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Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 8:10am On Jan 05

Just40:
Wow...mobile money has really grown in Ghana

Total Mobile money transaction for the first 8 months of 2023 was 120 billion dollars.

Ghana ended 2023 with a total Mobile money transaction of 180 billion dollars.

Do you know the figures for Kenya's mpesa and other African mobile monies? Let's compare

Foreign Affairs / Re: Nigeria The Most Developed Country In West Africa by mdntiri(m): 2:54pm On Dec 17, 2023

holyfather:

Due diligence!
Brilliant!
I love that.
But you don't have to be cocky while at it.
Do you have to ask if I'm educated?

And you do know we're looking at West African countries only here, right?

If we go by mobile phone subscription, Nigeria definitely comes tops

I put out an Africa-wide data. West Africa is in there, you're still asking for a West Africa-specific data? Oh.

1. Cape Verde
2. Ghana
3. Ivory Coast
4. Togo
5. Nigeria
6. Benin
7. Senegal
8. Gambia
9. Liberia
10. Sierra Leone
11. Guinea
12. Burkina
13. Mali
14. Niger

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Foreign Affairs / Re: Nigeria The Most Developed Country In West Africa by mdntiri(m): 1:54pm On Dec 16, 2023

holyfather:

Lol you're funny,on what basis now?

Foreign Affairs / Re: Nigeria The Most Developed Country In West Africa by mdntiri(m): 1:51pm On Dec 16, 2023

holyfather:

Lol you're funny,on what basis now?

Are you educated? I put out the OBJECTIVE METRIC "Human Development Index (HDI)" used by the United Nations to measure how developed one country is from another. Just GOOGLE what the latest HDI figures are for West Africa/Africa to have your answer.

But I'd do the work for you. Go here
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-developed-countries-in-africa

Crime / Re: Two Ghanaians Arrested With N250m Worth Of Hemp In Lagos by mdntiri(m): 8:10pm On Dec 13, 2023

dominic17:
Two Ghanaians arrested with N250m worth of Hemp in Lagos
LindaikejisblogDec 13, 2023 8:10 AM

Two Ghanaians arrested with N250m worth of Hemp in Lagos
Two Ghanaian nationals identified as Emmanuel Doedcher, 40, and Godswill Olamide John, 25, have been arrested with weeds suspected to be Indian hemp worth about N250 million.

The suspects were arrested on December 9, 2023, at the Lagos anchorage by naval officers from NNS BEECROFT.

The Commander of NNS BEECROFT, Commodore Kolawole Oguntuga, who confirmed their arrest to newsmen, said the suspects were members of a syndicate that specialized in the shipment of Ghanaian brand of cannabis also known as Skunk, from Accra in Ghana to Nigeria. Four other members of the gang jumped into the Lagos lagoon and swam away under the cover of darkness.

Officers of the Nigerian Navy Ship NNS BEECROFT are currently combing the waters in search of the suspects.

“Recall that some weeks ago, we intercepted two consignments of cannabis weighing over 8000kg. The latest seizure weighs about 5000kg. We will continue to go after them. This is in line with the zero tolerance of the Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla, on smuggling. We will also continue to collaborate with sister agencies to ensure a crime-free yuletide season” Oguntuga said

When interrogated, Doedcher said his contact in Ghana told him that the consignment belonged to one Buchi at Eleko Beach in the Ajah area of Lekki. On his part, Godswill said he was promised N150,000 after the consignment was successfully delivered to its owners at Eleko Beach.

Lindaikejisblog

Olamide John? Ghanaian?

Foreign Affairs / Re: Nigeria The Most Developed Country In West Africa by mdntiri(m): 8:06pm On Dec 13, 2023

holyfather:

The question was raised on Quora.com and someone has this to say.
I felt we should judge, how true?

Hmm Yes, I have been to many of those West African countries. The problem with countries like Ghana, Togo, Ivory coast etc is that they focused their development only on the capital cities.

Nigeria can still boast of development in comparison to her neighboring countries and west African countries.

If you go to Ivory coast the only top-notch city there is Abidjan, Partially Yamoussoukro.

Ghana focused its development only in Accra and partially cape coast and Eastern region.

Togo, its only Lome with a lovely beach. Every part of the country is still underdeveloped.

Benin republic development is majorly in Cotonou.

Liberia is only Monrovia

But Nigeria can still be proud of places like Abeokuta, Lagos, Ibadan, Port Harcourt, Kano, Kaduna,Abuja,Uyo,Calabar,Oshogbo etc

Abuja

Kano state

Countries like Niger, Burkina faso, Mali are still far from development.

Some people made suggestions that Senegal might be more developed than Nigeria. This is a point with no proof because I have never been there and I doubt it.

We can only measure a country development with the following methods:

Main development points:
Employment
Poverty
Health
Education
Social Cohesion
Safety and Security
Good Governance

Aspects of Development that cannot be measured:
Freedom
Security
Sustainability
conservation.

Considering Nigeria population, I think it is rude to put Senegal on a race with Nigeria. Senegal population is barely 16 million approximately,Lagos state population alone is over 20 million and Nigeria as a country is approximately 180 million with huge land mass, different culture, beliefs and languages!

Senegal is only matured when it comes to politics and the same thing with Nigeria. The opinion that senegalese have better living standard than Nigerians is something I don’t want to agree.

You can comment for counter arguments!

This is the map of West Africa, I have visited many except few.Based on experience, you cannot compare Nigeria with any of the above listed countries.

Source: https://www.quora.com/Is-Nigeria-the-most-developed-country-in-West-Africa

The metrics have already been done, by the United Nations and that's the Human Development Index (HDI). You go by that objective metric, Cape Verde is the most developed in West Africa, followed by Ghana, then Ivory Coast etc. But someone like me I don't regard small less than 1 million people Cape Verde as a "big boy", so that leaves Ghana as the most developed in the subregion

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Romance / Re: What Are Guys Becoming These Days?. by mdntiri(m): 3:10pm On Nov 29, 2023

MSN1:
*Gone are those days that pipo have the mentality that; Gossiping was ladies thing.
*Gone are the days MEN speak and women shiver.
*Gone are the days MEN take responsibility for their actions.

--I am an extreme extrovert and som1 dat don't select class of pipo to roll with, I HAVE D NOTION DAT; WE ARE ALL EQUAL AND ANYBODY CAN BE LIFTED OR DOWNGRADED, hence the reason i don't segregate.
I have close pals from ALL classes.

For sometime now, i have noticed that; A lot of guys now take to gossiping their guys to fellow guys, mehn; It really hurts because, back then,guys seat and drink together, discussing big moves and plans.

MOST times, i come out to catch fun, because i am d outing type and all i would hear; ARE GUYS BACK BITTING AND GOSSIPING THEIR FELLOW GUYS!.
What wud a reasonable guy stand to gain from gossiping or mocking his fellow guy?. wen growing up; we attributed those things to women.

Women are gradually taking ova authority because; we have a lot of weak and confused men, that are seriously making manhood to seem like a joke.

I was with a group of guys few hours ago and what they were doing was; gossiping from one of their fellow nigga to d other. I JUST TOOK EXCUSE AND LEFT THEM.

One was even telling tales of ALL the loose and promiscuous girls in d neighborhood and funny enuf, this is same guy that keeps terrorising the minor girls in the area !.

These pipo have sisters and they don't know that; WOTS GOES AROND, COMES AROND.
They will b in places where they will discuss their sisters looseness too.

IN ALL, LADIES HAVE A LOT OF WORK TO DO, because; 1MILLION MEN ARE REDY TO FVCK U BUT SEEING 2 ,DAT WILL WIFE U, IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT.

Would you gossip with your wife?

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Politics / Re: Kenyans Are Far Behind Nigerians In Every Aspect – Fani-Kayode by mdntiri(m): 8:00pm On Nov 18, 2023

vankelvin:
Even nigeria you like am ozuor

If you believe that twart is a Ghanaian then you need a mental surgery mumu

First picture Al Jazeera report on the Niger crisis and its effect on onion trade in west Africa. Go to the heading A Beloved vegetable, Go to paragraph 7 to read the screenshot I took
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/economy/2023/9/8/a-coup-happened-in-niger-onion-prices-doubled-in-ghana-and-its-neighbours

2nd picture is from OEC Observatory of Economic Complexity, an MIT university project where the add VISUALS to UN data. The Al Jazeera report also quoted them
https://oec.world/en/profile/bilateral-product/onions/reporter/gha

3rd pix a report a research team led by David Owusu Kyereko made for Global Education Monitoring of UNESCO in 2018 on west Africa migration with focus on Ghana.

It gives a rough idea of the Niger numbers in our space

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