ositadima1: All this jibber-jabber over someone you've never met and probably never will. I was once guilty of the same, but I eventually realized how pointless it was.
''spirit'' fighting ''ghost'' we all sometimes fall for the temptation. But makes no sense
US is only interested in striking their infrastructure and installations. But Israel would first go for the govt officials, military personnel, nuclear scientists etc because they don't want the ordinary civilians to suffer
crownprince2017: I don't know why someone will just come to a public place disrespect others because they disagreed with him. Probably he thinks they are afraid of him for not coming down to his level and deal with him.
Imagine this guy trying to fight agba, if not because agba used maturity that day. On top his opinions wey he never point gun to your head to accept.
Agbalowomeri: I will start writing the names of noisemakers on this thread
Please add the names of: i. those who break the ''Law'' by always yearning and going after ladies, women, big madams, especially those with big y---h! ii. those who are too bearish and always wish that price of every stock must crash, even when they are not going to buy
"We need to have a very uncomfortable conversation about Ghana. Right now, Accra is leading a furious diplomatic campaign to paint South Africa as a continental pariah. A diplomatic row is brewing between Accra and South Africa after claims of xenophobic violence. But if you look behind the moral outrage at xenophobia in South Africa, the truth is starting to unravel.
Yes, we have deep, painful issues with the anti-migrant sentiment in South Africa that our country and our government must fix. But Accra has weaponised the recent xenophobia wave, and to be honest, they have been using official channels to perpetuate misinformation.
First, it was labeling a tragic extortion shooting in Cape Town as a xenophobic assassination, which was not the case. They even twisted a routine summit schedule to claim that they snubbed President Cyril Ramaphosa from visiting Ghana because of the xenophobic wave, and that's not true.
So why the sudden hostility? The answer isn't in our streets. It's in Ghana's lucrative goldfields.
Accra recently shocked the mining sector by refusing to renew the lease of a South African company, goldfields, at its Tamang mine, a site that the South African company has run since the 90s, and now they've given it to a local firm run by the president's own brother.
By painting South Africa as a moral pariah linked to the anti-migrant crisis, Accra manufactures the political capital it needs to legitimize their moves, which is basically resource nationalism, and the asset stripping of a South African company.
So here's the thing: Ghana is growing at a roaring 6.4% per quarter. They want to be the undisputed powerhouse of West Africa, and to do that, they are flexing their muscle against the continent's economic giant, South Africa.
This is why Dirco (Foreign Affairs) Minister Ronald Lamola cannot treat this with passive diplomacy. We must summon the High Commissioner and demand answers. We cannot allow our national shame to weaponize by regional rivals for something beyond our understanding. It's time to call out the Accra agenda. It's a scramble for economic power that's disguised as moral outrage." - Qaanitah Hunter, News24
Very useless, senseless and irresponsible article. You are quiet on the criminal attrocities, killings, lootings, attacks of Xenophobia. You attack Zimbabweans, whose country did a lot to assist S/Africa gain independence. Malawians, Nigerians etc. Ghana is the owner of their gold and give it to whoever they want, It is not your business. Go extract the gold in your country South Africa. International trade and migration can only go together. You cannot enjoy the benefits of one and deny the other
Amberly01: Akosua Manu, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) spokesperson for Gender and Social Protection has accused the government of President Mahama of using arrests and stringent bail conditions to intimidate political opponents, alleging that the moves are part of a broader strategy to suppress dissent and pave the way for a controversial third-term agenda.
Speaking on the issue, Akosua Manu, claimed that recent arrests of government critics were designed to stifle opposition voices rather than uphold the rule of law.
According to her, the opposition remains the most vocal critic of the current administration, and the government is seeking to weaken every avenue of accountability.
"They are arresting dissenters and imposing excessive bail conditions to silence critics. The opposition is their loudest critic, and they believe they already have control over much of the media while some civil society organisations that would ordinarily speak out have also been muted," she said.
Manu further alleged that the government's actions were laying the groundwork for a constitutional amendment that would allow President John Dramani Mahama to seek another term in office beyond the constitutional limit.
She argued that Ghanaians should not remain silent, insisting that citizens must continue to hold the government accountable and resist what she described as attempts to undermine the country's democratic institutions.
The NPP spokesperson also referenced the removal of former Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, claiming the public initially paid little attention to the development but has since become more critical of the government's actions. She further argued that key campaign promises, including the proposed 24-hour economy and job creation initiatives, have yet to materialise.
Manu also alleged that some members of the governing NDC privately oppose any attempt to pursue a third-term agenda but are unwilling to speak publicly due to expectations of political appointments. In her words, 'Even within their party (NDC), there are people against the third term agenda plan but they just can't say it because most of them are still waiting for appointments so they can't criticize it but they know for sure that its a bad idea'.
She warned that any move to alter presidential term limits would pose a significant threat to Ghana's democracy, arguing that weakening constitutional safeguards could expose future generations to authoritarian leadership.
Very useless, reckless and irresponsible article. The idiotic NPP did worse things from 2017-2024. Ghanaians know better
Parachoko: If Obasanjo and Jonathan built quality roads that will last for years, Asiwaju won't be spending Trillions on Constructing Road across Nigeria
Lets use the Gbagada-Oshodi-Apapa Expressway for Example.
Obasanjo spent billions on patching the road for 8 years.
Yardua spent billions on patching the road
Jonathan spent billions on patching the road
Buhari is the one who truly reconstructed the road
If Buhari just patched the road like Obasanjo and the rest, Asiwaju will have to spend Billions on fixing the road by now.
Will Tinubu construct all possible roads across every part of Nigeria in 4 or 8 years? Are you saying future govts will not spend trillions of naira constructing roads after Tinubu is out of govt? What kind of shallow logic is this?
For those who think ''reforms'' are the end and must be praised to high heavens, here is what the Minister is saying: ''A fiscal reform that looks flawless on paper but fails to improve conditions for Nigerian businesses is not reform; it is disguised bureaucracy....''
Bizibi: he knows how to market his product, when he spoke to journalist about his investment in the dangote refinery and addressing the fbn directors I knew the stock will do very well.
Otedola na ''cowboy''. That is what he does when he enters a stock. He will still do same to Dangote refinery after listing because he will surely want to buy more units to increase his stake
Bizibi: something is going on in oando it may be positive or negative but one need to understand why a company with heavy backing is dragging its feet. Next year is election and this government have four years to go.....m
You are speaking in parables oo. Abeg say something!
OlugbonAresa: A real juvi argument is an understatement...! That lad must be one of those whose pastors still ask them to pray for Isarhell every sun day
I think it is better, and I will follow someone that tells me to pray for a nation (any nation at all, Nigeria, Israel, Iran etc) rather than follow someone that tells me to hate, curse, attack, kill, destroy and exterminate a nation (or a people) from the surface of the earth.
Agbalowomeri: Seems you are now campaigning for Tinubu because these are all the things he is addressing
Well, I did not nention any names. But if you say so, I leave it to your conscience. Minimum wage now can only buy 1 bag of 50kg Rice. In some years past, minimum wage could buy almost 3-4 bags of 50kg Rice
Namaster: When talking about GDP per capita, one thing to consider is POPULATION.
Argentina has a population of 46 Million. Nigeria has a population of 245 Million.
We have NEARLY 200 Million MORE people than Argentina. In fact, you can remove 5 Argentinas from Nigeria in terms of population and still have enough people left to populate SMALL country.
A HUGE disparity in population like that will inevitably skew per capita computations.
That said, there TOTAL GDP is still HIGHER than Nigeria.....and that of ALL other countries in Africa.
But when you compute TOTAL GDP in terms of Purchasing Power Parity, Nigeria's is HIGHER.
One of ONLY 2 countries in Africa to manage that.
Finally, Argentina's GDP also comes with a FAT debt of $549 BILLION resulting in over 80.3% Debt-to-GDP ratio.
Compared to Nigeria's GDP which comes with a debt of $103 Billion and a Debt-to-GDP ratio of 35.5%.
Fun fact: Argentina also has a HIGHER GDP per capita and GDP per capita PPP than China.
Let that SINK in.
What matters is PRODUCTIVITY, and not necessarily Population. Nigeria's problem us that our productivity is low due to poor infrastructure, low literacy levels, access to credit, human development index, high cost of doing business etc
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Oasisblue: Lol. You overhype this your Netanyahoo. If he sure for am make he attack Iran solely and ask its bulldog, the US, to stand down and not interfere, make we check something.
Why are you disturbing the conversation between Iran and the whole world?
I no overhype anybody.
Iran told the whole world that if US atacks the country, they will attack and destroy Israel.
Iran was the first to attack Israel directly in 2024 when they fired about 400 missiles at Israel when Biden was still US president. That was before Israel killed their top leaders and military generals. And we know that Iran has become stronger since that time. So what is Iran still waiting for? Netanyahu is expecting a "call to action" from Iran. . Iran even said their former president is an agent for Israel's Mossad! Iran is completely finished if that is true because it means ALL their military plans, secrets and top echelons are in the hands of Israel
Oil prices keep rising because of Iran-US war. I want it to rise higher and higher
When is Iran going to attack Israel na? Iran was boasting, bragging that it will attack Israel if US should attack Iran. US is now attacking Iran, but Iran is facing Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, Jordan etc. instead of Israel. Wetin happen na? Iran don miss road? Netanyahu is waiting, expecting someone to miscalculate and misfire a missile towards Israel.
Na that time we go know say every madness get im medicine! Israel na your mate?
And crude oil prices go rise again for Aradel, Seplat (I no mention any other company name ooo)
lawani: The money was probably not deposited by mistake but even if it was not deposited by mistake, does it automatically mean that the account owner is a drug baron? It only establishes there was an attempt to use the account to launder drug money
Eii Must you defend the Cat when it was caught with a dead rat inside its mouth?
Baxilexi: Not really. Have you noticed that the US is putting pressure on the ICC to back off them. The IRGCs lifelines are running out. The Lebanese government is working against their proxy, the Yemeni government is working with Saudi in a new campaign against the Houthis.
They’re being put in a tight corner and no one would come to their aid.
The question is, how about living to fight another day? Already, the destruction there is in excess of $400b. Would the Pyrrhic victory be worth it.
Don't mind them and their propaganda! I am just praying that Iran should attack Israel. Let me check something. Those malfunctioning brains must be reset by Netanyahu and IDF!
lawani: Ok then let's forget about it. The article was not talking about rate which I also would not accept but about numbers.
Thank you. God will bless you very much. Please, just pray for me that somebody, somewhere should mistakenly deposit like 500,000 dollars into my account. You will be blessed abundantly
lawani: Common sense says 19 million people can't have more millionaires than sixty million people in the same country. If you need constant dick measuring then why not with groups of similar population? If you say the SE have more millionaires than Benin republic, I will say you are most probably right
Obviously, you don't get the difference between RELATIVE and ABSOLUTE.
It is like someone telling you that a country e.g. Kenya, Uganda or Ghana, has a higher adult literacy rate than Nigeria, and you are arguing that it is not possible because Nigeria has more population (200 million+), more universities and more PhD holders and professors!
lawani: You have a big problem. That is what you do that I have devoted myself to degrade. It is actually nauseating to always be comparing 19 million people to almost sixty million people in the NW or SW. If the stupid dick measuring can end, I will be so happy. As in how now?
Comparing the pros and cons, attributes, qualities of a people is NOT ALWAYS about population! Is this too difficult to understand? When someone makes such comment as made by the OP, you should know that he is speaking in RELATIVE terms and not about absolute numbers! He did not compare any region based on absolute population numbers.
If you still do not get it, I wish you best of luck in your bliss!
lawani: Nations or zones in Nigeria just as in anywhere are successful according to population, urban agglomeration which is an indication of organization and HDI. In population the SE is the least and it is around one third of the SW or the NW. In urbanization it might be second to the last ahead of maybe only the NE and in HDI it is number one as a zone but below Lagos or Ogun state as stand alones
So how did he count millionaires to say the SE is leading? Is it people with one million dollars of which half of them are in Lagos or he counted people that own their own homes of which the majority will be in the North as they buy more cement? I wonder what he used to arrive at his conclusion?
If the SE had the population then they would stand a better chance of pulling more weight
The OP mentioned the pros and cons of every zone; the post is not biasedly tilted against any region. Stop making every topic, debate, discussion a SW vs SE affair at the slightest opportunity! It is irritating, shallow and does not cast one as a well informed, objective fellow.
megawealth01: Well that's not how it works. Americans abuse TRUMP daily online
We were in this country when someone, a politician, opened his mouth and called a sitting president, a ''drunken fisherman'', apparanlty insulting the president and the traditional occupation of the president's kinsmen!
HesInMe: Even you sef? I've read your posts; I can tell you're better than this na. Don't let Naija's issues cloud your objectivity.
Don't worry yourself, abeg Some people would not even try and do some little research before they talk very loudly about a matter. There are certified US court documents that show that someone forfeited about 460,000 dollars to aUS court in a drug trafficking and money-laundering related case as far back as 1993. These documents were all tendered in Court! And someone is here talking what?
Oasisblue: Bring your own analogy biko. If there is ever any criminal drug-related conviction for the Niegrian president, kindly show us. You think the US takes drug crimes lightly and Tinubu will be walking free after so many years if indeed there is such criminal case against him? How many sitting or former heads of countries have the US captured, tried and jailed for their roles in drugs trafficking?
Dey play!
Please, don't drag me into this ridiculous thing. If the analogy suits your fancy, go throw a party and celebrate it!