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Fvck ya! Nigeria is the biggest MUMU country. What do you expect from a zoo shiithole country with a certificateless illiterate leader?

Eagleboney:
Where is this one from ? ignoramus

Think about your useless country and leave Ghana alone! Nonsense. Ghana’s debt is almost 70%? Get this into your useless head. Ghana is 100 times better than your zoo country. Do you know the number of Nigerians arriving in Ghana every day, in search of economic refuge? Crass crap!

bptc10:
You also forget to tell them that Ghana debt is almost 70% of their GDP, you will see some idiot coming online talking nonsense

Sharaaap! What do you know?

Eagleboney:
Mr geography teacher,what is Ghana film industry compared to nollywood, when nollywood brought Ghanaian stars to the limelight, sarkodie will ever remain grateful to Nigeria music industry for accepting him in the family, shatta bandle also spoke of how Nigeria made him popular,
go and do more research Mr man

You are pathetic mudder fugger

jl115:
was I talking to you??

Stop being desperate for my attention..... It's sad!

Stop asking stvpid questions.

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jl115:
you literally admitted Ghana was responsible for alot of the independence movements....

"[b]Yes it did and Ghana sponsored lot of independence movement[."

So my question remains was Ghana responsible for decolonisation in Africa or not...... If indeed you still say no, then who was responsible?

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how will I know that one? you answer that question.

StaffofOrayan:
Are they from Nigeria?

which nonsense logic are you talking about? what was the point in bringing Ghana into a pointless,needless and stvpid "argument"?

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gallivant:
If you and the other hobbits are not interested in questions why are you guys here? It beats all logic.

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You are correct. Nigerian monies found elsewhere will not count for Nigeria.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Can you say the GDP is Nigeria GDP when it is in other countries outside Nigeria like UK America Saudi Arabia. Nigerians have over 200 billion US Dollar in Saudi Arabia. I need to understand something if the money is outside the country which GDP does it belong to because that is when Nigeria is making his mistake it is counting money and properties which are outside the Country

The issue really is not about the size of GDP. That is how nigerian leaders have been deceiving nigerians since Lord Lugard’s time. Nigeria’s economy is rent-based because it derives most of its revenues from oil. Nigeria is not a production-driven economy.

Given the level of corruption that exist in Nigeria, it is easy to conclude that substantial part of this so-called huge GDP could just be in the pockets of a few individuals. Individuals like IBB, Obasanjo, Danjuma, Atiku, Tinubu, Goodluck etc these are the people with Nigeria’s GDP in their pockets.

Life is not only about GDP. It also about life expectancy, access to electricity, jobs, personal security, good roads, potable water, quality education, food security etc etc etc

What is the point in having the largest GDP when all you see around you is poverty?

ojokolax:
Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo on Saturday asserted that the Finance Act 2020 would stimulate the Nigerian economy and put the country on the path of geometric economic growth.

Osinbajo made the assertion at the Inspiration Conference 2020 of the Redeemer’s Men Fellowship (Lagos Regions) in Lagos. The conference had as its theme: “Galvanised for Geometric Growth”.


He said the bill, which was signed by President Muhammadu Buhari on Jan. 13, was aimed at shoring up revenue for all levels of government to meet up with their expenditure.

This, he said, was in addition to it supporting Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) in the country.

“The challenges of growing the economy border on creating an environment favourable to businesses and low revenue generation,” Osinbajo said.

He said that the 2020 budget of N10.6 trillion has a deficit of N2.2 trillion, “so it is clear that we are running a fairly large deficit”.

“The sources of revenue are oil proceeds and taxes, and most states do not generate enough revenue to meet their financial expectations,” Osinbajo said.

He cited Adamawa, Benue and Ekiti as some of the states with very low Internally Generated Revenue (IGR), too inadequate to cater for their expenditure.

The vice-president justified the increment of the Value Added Tax (VAT) from 5 per cent to 7.5 per cent, noting it to be very low when compared to other African countries.

“Ghana has 12.5 per cent; Cameroun has 19.25 per cent; Mexico with 16 per cent; South Africa at 15 per cent and Egypt at 14 per cent.

“To make things easier for the common man, we have exempted 16 classes of food items, tampons, sanitary towels, and tuition fees from nursery to tertiary.

“Also, before the Finance Act, many companies operating in the country without physical presence escaped taxation.

“Most digital companies made significant revenue from e-commerce, online advertising and the likes, but were not taxed.

“But now, once you have significant economic presence in Nigeria, but reside anywhere around the world, you are eligible to pay tax,” he said.

Osinbajo expressed confidence in the Nigerian economy, maintaining that the government would continue to provide the enabling environment for businesses to thrive.

He explained that in spite of the perceived low growth rate, the Nigerian economy was still relatively bigger when compared with other African economies.

“Rwanda has a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of $8.7 billion, while FCT, Akwa Ibom, Lagos, Rivers and Delta have growth rates of $29.9billion, $14 billion, $90 billion, $14.2 billion and $11.2 billion respectively.

“Even Ghana is at $65.5 billion and is less than Lagos,” he said.

He stated that the potential of the Nigerian economy has been boosted by agriculture, manufacturing, creative industry, technology and ICT.


“Today, we produce an estimated 7.3 million metric tonnes of rice compared to 5 million metric tonnes in 2015.

“Today, people are using technology to attract investments in agriculture through crowd funding.

“There are incredible new ways of investing in agriculture in Nigeria, where companies are raising funds for farmers and farming, and such platforms should be invested on,” he said.

Osinbajo also called for more collaboration between the government and the private sector to bridge the infrastructural deficit.

“The Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company (NLNG) and Dangote Group have already keyed into this, while 10 other companies have applied to execute 19 road projects of about 800km,” he said.

https://guardian.ng/news/finance-act-will-stimulate-nigerian-economy-osinbajo/

You don’t know IBB, Obasanjo, Danjuma, Abdulsalami Abubakar, Atiku, Goodluck, Tinubu? Tinubu is the next president of nigeria

Austine1213:
Who are those people you mentioned

Fulani are not Ghanaians. Can you point to any specific place in Ghana where Fulanis is come from?

StaffofOrayan:
Sure Ironsi bleeped up and he should have taken care of the military way not the way of genocide.

Ghanaians know they are brutal savages, and no fulani speaks ill of another no matter the crime

I don’t agree. You see GDP numbers alone don’t tell the whole story. For a country like Nigeria, which derives a huge proportion of its revenues from oil, talking about your GDP numbers requires a huge measure of caution. The nigerian economy is rent-based, not production-based, which means it is very easy for a substantial part of your GDP to be in the pockets of a few individuals, like IBB, Danjuma, Atiku, Obasanjo, Goodluck, Tinubu

Austine1213:
A $54b Ecomomy? Even kenya of $90b won't dare say ťhat they'll take over nigerian economy

Yes nigeria has much potential it will be africa biggest economy for a long time however it won't have advanced, developed economy

It will be Germany-china

China has large economy
Germany smaller economy but developed one

Look bad children will b3 bad children. It doesn’t matter whether they are in Ghana, Timbuktu or wherever. Why do nigerians like to so hypocritical? Are you saying children in Ghana are sexually exposed and those in Nigeria are not? I have children in Ghana and they are not “sexually exposed” as you want to claim.

Greenbirth:
My candid advice for you now is to send them back to nigeria. To be honest with you training children in other African countries especially Ghana can never help you. Most of the children there are way exposed sexually than the nigerian counter part. Send them back to nigeria and thank me later.

Stop asking stvpid questions. You know I don’t like kenyans,right?

gallivant:
What industry is this? Why not host one in Lagos or Maiduguri?

It’s an international conference for the industry I am involved in. We just hosted one here in Accra Last week. I do travel all over the world to attend conferences each year. This year, I will be going to many places around the world. etc etc for conferences.

gallivant:
Why don't you hold your conference in Lagos?

I go to SA every November for an annual conference that holds in early November, in Cape Town. I stay for about a week. I don’t feel very safe in that country. The infrastructure is great, but the country is in a mess

gallivant:
What were you doing in South Africa?

Hahahaha Fuckeduppedness you don’t want to know

jl115:
Who the fvck are you supposed to be?

it is a fact that most black south africans are very poor. This is true. Isn't it? I have been to SA couple of times, so I know life is very very difficult in your country, especially for the huge number of blacks. i know it because I have seen it with my own eyes.

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jl115:
you have to compare the two by using the same index.... You can't use one index for one country and then another for a other.

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just shut up! who the heck do yo think you are? Nonsense! be guided my azz. arrant crap

kushercain:
Look at this clown. Also learn to respect other people opinion if you can't counter it smartly. Restrict your tantrums to border closure threads. Be guided pls

Sharaaaap ediot! Who is emotional? Kenyans are completely useless! Very very uselessly foolish country and people. I hav3 seen enough of this mudder fuggerz not to waste my time in them. They are not worth anybody’s time, trust me! Is kenya a paradise? Hell no! Ghana is 100 times better than that crap .

mtisTheQubit:
question.then why are Ghanaians (mostly on ths board ) so emotionally sensitive...ya should grow some nuts like your ancestors..

no wonder al-Shabaab is chasing you mudder fuggerz. so you think kenya is a paradise chai even your president knows kenya is a fvcking shiithole not fit for purpose, walahi

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NairobiWalker:
It looks like dirt - nothing appealing. Nobody would travel thousands of kilometers to come to a beach like that. I wonder why West Africa is the only place in the world with such horrible beaches.

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Al-Shabaab makes Nairobi its main target

Stop talking rubbish! Are you Amotekun?

I don’t know the source of air that we breath in Ghana? Don’t provoke the wrath of God,huh? God made the earth and heaven. He gave air to man to breath. Today, nigerians, the most fvcked up specie of the human race, are claiming to own air that people breath. Don’t provoke God to bring a worse punishment that He brought upon Sodom n Gommorah on your smelly, shitty zoo country

majamajic:
u know nothing about the history of your country , since u don't Know the source of air u are breathing in Ghana where its coming from

when am free i will give u bad news from Ghana this week so u can defend each one of them, u said Ghana is not corrupt abi ?

Hahahahaha arrant nonsense. Una dey give Ghana light before? Where is the light? Nigeria get light? Nigeria does not give Ghana light. What nigeria supplies to Ghana is what is called natural gas, which is used to generate power. As we speak, Ghana is not getting a single drop of gas from nigeria Go and find out.

The pipeline supplying gas from Nigeria has been shut down till March 20, 2020 for maintenance. So Nigeria is not supplying any gas to Ghana at the moment. Yet Ghana is not experiencing any power shortage. You know why? Simple, because a Ghana gets enough gas from its own gas fields. Ghana gets 450 million scf daily from its own gas fields.

When the pipeline was working, the highest volume they (Nigeria)can deliver was 60 million scf daily, which is half of the 120 million scf/d it is contractually obligated to supply.

So you are not talking sense

majamajic:
u will soon go on your knees , your president has been crying since the closure of the border , now una don know una father , we will soon off una light !!

Hahahaha Chei naija don pafuka, naija don wowo chai, Nigeria jagajaga nigeria jagajaga make una play my fav music now

if you want to know our economic growth, first tell me your own growth indices,huh? Let’s compare and contrast nigeria’s economic growth v Ghana’s economic growth by the time Buhari runs your generator-powered economy into another recession, una eyes go clear .

Ghana is doing very fine, which is why thousands of your countrymen women are trooping here each day

Area4Area:
Last reply to you if you can't send us the actual economic growth rate of Q4 2019 and the projected for Q1 2020 for Ghana.
Enough of your 2018 projections that had lost everything for it to stand today.

Ghana is the fastest growing country in the world yet you can't prove anything to us

rubbish! kenya is a very very poor country don't gloat oooh

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Kazikazi:
Yes
Ghana is a small economy
Tz is a small economy
Kenya is a small economy country

So,what is a point of competing with a small economy? Will the world praise Tz for being above or better than Ghana? Of course not! That's what I meant by saying,Tz isn't competing with Ghana or bashing Ghana.we compete with SA.We compete with big boys.We compete with real economy not some small ecomies written on paper while on ground there are no activities!

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hahahaha You nigerians are just pathetic the real people suffering the border closure are you nigerians but stvpidity and follishness will not allow you mudder fuggerz to admit there is humger in the land Food prices have fallen to their lowest level in about a decade inflation is 7 percent in Ghana, while it is 13 percent in nigeria buhari is clueless, leading a country of blind people

meanwhile, nigerians are all over the place in Ghana why cant they stay in the "paradise" country?

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maasoap:
No, you have been closing Nigerians shops long before Nigerian land borders were closed. Your president will come to Nigeria to prostrate for us on your behalf, the selfish citizens

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chai you want to tell the whole world nigeria's current economic growth? your generator-powered economy is growing slower than your population growth no wonder poverty is out of control in your armpit country

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Area4Area:
I asked for growth rates and you refused to share the current and only gallivanting on projected growth rates since 2018.
We all know that the Ghanaian economy is greater and bigger than those of China and the US

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hahahahaha see how hunger dey mama these MUMUs

Food Import Ban: Starving Nigerians Will Increase Insecurity, PDP Warns Buhari

The PDP states strongly that Nigerians do not, in any way, deserve such suffering being foisted on them by such directive on food.
by SaharaReporters, New York Aug 16, 2019

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has warned Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari that his latest directive on food importation in the country will result in increasing insecurity in the country.

The PDP stated that Nigerians were already suffering because of Buhari's misrule and do not need policies that will worsen their situation.

The party's spokesman, Kola Ologbodiyan, said in a statement that the directive would worsen food scarcity and exacerbate the already harsh economic situation in the country.

He said, “The party says by the directive, the Buhari Presidency and the APC have again demonstrated their insensitivity towards millions of Nigerians who are already suffering acute hunger and starvation due to severe food shortage and high prices brought by President Buhari’s misrule.

“The PDP states strongly that Nigerians do not, in any way, deserve such suffering being foisted on them by such directive on food.

“Such situation will only breed further despondency among our citizens, heighten our security challenges and put more pressure on compatriots, many of who, in the face of suffering occasioned by the APC misrule, are resorting to suicide and slavery mission as options.

“He stated that instead of removing subsidy on food and putting more suffering on Nigerians, Buhari should cut the billions of naira being wasted on luxuries in his Presidency and free the funds for the welfare of the masses.”


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majamajic:
u will soon go on your knees , your president has been crying since the closure of the border , now una don know una father , we will soon off una light !!

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Hahahahaha your cattle rearing certificateless president doesn’t know know a single thing about running a modern economy. And his MUMU followers are hailing him your economy is at risk of entering another recession your president is applying 1960 command-structured economy. No wonder Nigeria’s economic is contracting every country in Africa is making progress economically, apart from Nigeria. Nigeria is going backwards what a pity

Area4Area:
Pass my message to your president to stop begging and sending those miserable ministers to be disturbing us.

Imagine you know everything about your economy and your president knows nothing

President Akufo Addo is running the fastest growing economy in Africa. What is Nigeria’s economy’s growth rate? The undisputed champions of world poverty

Area4Area:
You may ask your beggarly president and country