₦airaland Forum

Danielnino00:
Its like u can't read... I said its already operating at 25% not that its 25% completed.

Mind u,over 100 bridges and roads have been completed.. the city already has it's own power and water supply system...

How can it operate at 25% when construction is not yet 25%? Are you stupid? Here is a photo of Waiyaki Way in Nairobi to sooth your stupid brain. Note the greenness of the city. You can't find this in Lagos or Dar is Slum. The next picture is of the Southern Bypass/Ngong Road cloverleaf interchange. Just look at how green the city looks. The place is even greener now considering the red soil that was exposed during the construction of the southern bypass is covered with trees and grass now. You won't find this in Dar is Slum or Abeokuta.

forgiveness:
Kazikazi is a Tanzanian and he said Tanzania don't need Kenya.

I never said they need us, I simply said we dominate them.

forgiveness:
You mean one claiming Ghanian in a faceless forum is relevant than GIPC a regulatory body belonging to Ghana's government?

Kenyans here don't have common sense.

Why should we doubt him? Are we doubting you too?

forgiveness:
Who is Blocochina when their GIPC confirmed it?

Please, speak to BlcoChina, he is Ghanian and can speak for Ghana himself and based on what he has to say, Ghana doesn't need Nigeria and is doing much better than Nigeria. Meanwhile here is what is happening in East Africa.
https://www.tanzaniainvest.com/kenya

t1ann:
Of course she is all knowing

Jonraid:
Hatar(Arabic) Hatari (Kiswahili) Dangerous ( English)

Ajal (Arabic) Ajali (Kiswahili) Accident ( English)


She's always clueless !

Yet speaks like she knows everything.

Daejoyoung:
Don't be foolish, read this from Ghanians themselves..


[b]Nigeria topped the list of countries with the largest value of investments registered, whiles China continues its market aggression on the continent, commanding the top position of countries with the highest number of projects registered in the country. The Nigeria business interest in Ghana spread across different sectors of the economy. These include areas like Banking, Insurance, Telecoms, Oil and Gas, Trade and Commerce, Manufacturing, Aviation, ICT, Eateries, Churches and Hospitality businesses. In addition to these sectors we have a huge population of Nigeria Students in Ghana studying in various tertiary institutions across the country. The population of Nigerian students studying in Ghana can conservatively be estimated to be about 5,000, but in actual fact they could be much more than that considering the craving for knowledge in that country.

Economic Benefits from Nigerian Businesses.

Let me start with the Nigerians studying in Ghana. These students are categorized as foreign students and expectedly their school fees are priced in hard currency. If we estimate that each student pays average of US$3,000 per academic session (many of them pay much higher than that) in terms of inflow to the country, Ghana receives about US$15m yearly in form of school fees and levies from Nigerian students in the country. This does not include amount spent as monthly maintenance, upkeeps and rents which will almost double that same figure of US$15m. In total, the Nigerian student community in Ghana collectively injects about US$40m into this economy annually.

Let us look at the banks, In terms of employment generation, if you take the seven Nigerian commercial banks in Ghana today, assuming each of them have an average staff strength of 600 regular staff and many others in support capacity these banks collectively provide decent jobs to more than 5,000 Ghanaians with handsome salaries and emoluments. This is just one of many sectors of the economy where Nigerians are adding unparalleled value to their host nation’s economy.

If you go to Telecoms, Nigeria is ably represented by Glo mobile or you look at the manufacturing sector, we have the likes of Dangote Cement, Fine Print Industries, and Coscharis etc. There are multiple Insurance companies, ICT and Aviation and transport companies of Nigerian origin. If each of these companies employs 100 Ghanaians on average, their number of employees put together cannot be anything below 5,000 people. There is no country in Africa not even South Africa that has the kind of investment Nigerians have in Ghana.

We can also look at other areas of contribution from Nigeria to Ghana. Let me just remind our readers that as at May 2014, the seven Nigerian banks have a total assets base of Ghc17.1b out of Ghc42.3b assets of the banks in Ghana. This represents 17% of the industry and their shareholders funds stood at Ghc1.2b out of the industry Ghc6.1b almost 20% of the banking sector (source Bank of Ghana).

These banks collectively pays huge sum of money to Ghana Revenue authority as corporate taxes every year. This is aside from other taxes like PAYE, WHT, VAT on imported items because of their line of business (software application taxes) e.t.c. One of these banks provided funding to the University of Professional Studies to build some state of the art lecture theatres and halls of residence, which lead to the school being upgraded to a university status. The nice park near the Accra Sports Stadium which used to be in a sorry state at the centre of the town near Osu cemetery was single handedly funded and maintained by this same bank among numerous things Nigerian banks are doing as responsible corporate citizen of Ghana.

If you ask any Ghanaian banker who has worked or is still working with any of these Nigerians banks or other companies in Ghana, I am sure they will tell you the value addition they have gained in terms of quality improvement in their knowledge base while working for these companies. The change in mentality, work ethics, the reward system they are enjoying and above all the empowerment and responsibility accounting they have come to learn over this period are unquantifiable additions to the system.

Nigerian’s External Reserve is about $39 billion as at March 2014. If there is good understanding and strong economic ties between the two countries, I don’t see why Nigerian government cannot give Ghana between US$1billion to US$2billion as a soft loan for a period of time for the country to come out of its economic predicaments instead of locking the country into those expensive Eurobond transactions that come with its own attendant challenges.

We are not exploring the ‘Big Brother Africa’ possibilities enough. We always want to turn to international lenders when you have a brother or a friend that can work out some arrangement for you without anybody knowing. They do that a lot in the banking system. They call it interbank transactions, whereby a bank suffering from temporary liquidity challenge takes some fund from other ‘friendly’ banks to meet its pressing obligations through the overnight market windows or arrangement without any of its customers knowing about it. Proverbs 18:24 says “One who has unreliable friends soon comes to ruin, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother’’ (NIV). This is more momentous when one is in time of dire straits[/b]

Seems like all Nigerians have the brains of kids. I can't count the number of times you've used stupid blogs to make a point here.

Denis Pritt Road, used to have an office here sometime back.

Danielnino00:
Ghanaians are one of the most ungrateful backbiters in the world....

I can understand why the Kenyans are trying to drag matters with us... but a country like Ghana that has been,and is still feeding from Nigeria since independence shouldn't be trying to form big bros... At least the Kenyans have enough decency to limit their blabbering to this thread but the Ghanaians don't.. a lot of them are all over nairaland searching for Ghana related posts so they can pour their flirt into it..
A country that's owing us money.. a country whose entertainment industry is dependent on us... A country where Nigeria business has significant presence in almost all sectors.. A country where it's Presidents visit Nigeria annually to ask for money...

Stop being an Idiot, Ghana is a sovereign country standing on its on. You're stupid if you believe what you said anyway - how can someone feed from you and become better than you?

gallivant:
Where are you getting your numbers from? Numbers are absolute, stop lying to Nigerians please. Allow more qualified people on the subject.

When his cheerleaders are poor idiots like Nowenuse aka No-ones-anus and genieluv then what do you expect? He doesn't even need to try.

Danielnino00:
The city is already operating at 25% capacity... offices spaces are already been sold out and events hosted there.... By 2030,it should be 80% ..


Remember when the Kenyans in their weak attempt to mock EAC said the city was building one skyscraper per year...lol

If those handful of buildings are a whopping 25% then I don't get the fuss.

Daejoyoung:
Aside the USA and China, Nigerians are the largest investors in Ghana, the Ghanians themselves can't deny this. Not just in Ghana, Nigeria has more of her investments all over West Africa than any other region even with the French barrier in 80% of West Africa.

A Ghanaian, BlcoChina2018, is denying this and you're here claiming Ghanaians can't deny this. Are you mad?

darfay:
And please stop reporting me to your groups


I don't even use facebook


I am not on your facebook group

Seems you're on that group. How fast you responded.
Are you the short ugly guy who posted dissing Kenyans and was beaten left right until he felt like crying?

BlcoChina2018:
Don’t mind these Shitnerian f00ls , that is what I call them . We Ghanaians know how to deal with the mudder fuggerz hahahaha zoogeria those ediots should be hiding their faces in shame. They have reduced a country with great potential to a sh1thole and a laughing stock.

Shitnerians. I like the name. You're a Daniel.

Btw, some time back the company I run with friends rented an office somewhere in Kilimani (a Nairobi neighborhood), next to the office there lived a Ghanian. He was a cool guy - told us his name was Kobbo. Clean guy running clean business, we used to share our WiFi with him.

BlcoChina2018:
Hahahaha you nigerians are damn funny I live in Accra, I am well informed, well-connected. I am giving you a reality check, and you are quoting some dumb statistics and crap screen shots? Do you know the new MD of Guaranty Trust Bank in Ghana twice had a phone forum with customers recently? He wanted to know why the bank, that was doing great before, was now doing so badly. Would there have been a need for that emergency interaction with customers if the bank was doing so well? I know some Guaranty Trust Bank employees in Ghana who complain to me about how things are going from bad to worse with the bank. Good luck to you if you want to believe the crap you read on the internet Fuckeduppedness

So all their business outside Zoogeria are struggling and they're dreaming of domination? He'll even within Nigeria their businesses are doing bad considering their GDP has shrunk by a half in 5 years.

forgiveness:
It is not as if I can not confirm your lies from many of my Ghanian friends but I will leave you off the hook. Next time don't tell lies.

Blcohina2018 is exposing you. If you can't dominate your region like we dominate Tanzania how do you expect to dominate East Africa 5500 km away.

BlcoChina2018:
scvm sucking low life How is it the fault of Ghanaians that Shitnigeria, the self-acclaimed giANT of Africa is a certified sh1thole? Nigerians are only good at killing each other

Expose them, expose them all.

Denis Pritt Road. Used to have an office here sometime back.

darfay:
What of peso I thought that was money too

I like the way you're infantalizing this Kumamoto guy. He says things you've repeated here and you clap for him like he's invented the internet.

gallivant:
You can force a donkey to the river but you can't force it to drink. Obaboon, decide when to take a drink at your own time. My job here is done. Adios.

Obaboon spends his days googling stuff on Kenyan blogs. He's gotten an economic activity to save his jobless ass.

forgiveness:
You said their minister didn't say so and I showed you were he said so but you are here speaking in tongues.

My friend, commot for road.

You gave me a link to some stupid Nigerian paper which I didn't even read considering the moronic nature of Nigerians on this thread.

bantudra:
which hatred....??

sorry to say,but you kenyans dont know what real hatred is....

Okay

gallivant:
If the Tanzania government says its electrified then that's final. If the Tanzanian government has said it defeated global warming, that's also final!!

When the scientist says so, it becomes so.

Kazikazi:
Just keep on mocking..
Our electrified railway is heading to Congo.We have swallowed Rwanda already.This is a strong link! We link nations with latest engineering feat!

What is a marathon? What can you link by chasing a wind?

Last time I checked, you don't have an electrified railway.

bantudra:
you kenyans are so slow....because we jab them doesnt mean we hate them....

the same with you kenyans too...because we are jabbing una doesnt mean we hate una too....

but whites we hate with a passion....

You people reason like children. Your hatred is clear for everyone to see.

forgiveness:
Don't be lazy.

The minister was quoted live and direct.

When you're poor and desperate, even if a random person said to you, 'you're well dressed', you'd quote him and make a big deal out of it.

forgiveness:
Is there anyone apart from this one?

The one that you quoted is called JKIA, it handles more passengers and cargo than your JNIA. The other one is called Wilson Airport. Google it if there's electricity wherever you are.

forgiveness:
Read from the horses mouth.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/223405-apartheid-struggle-south-africa-educate-citizens-nigerias-role.html&ved=2ahUKEwjh1prWwsXfAhVUtnEKHWxzDwYQFjAAegQIBxAB&usg=AOvVaw1MhDs_cloOmxCKgamhvfqw&cshid=1546103321149

.......and your source is a Nigerian paper. I thought Nowenuse was stupid.

jaycent:
Then go die na? Who care about your useless country before? If you don't care then leave this forum for good. If e pain you, e no go hard you to die. Just die ogbeni

Why are you struggling for relevance? The post was not about you.

genieluv2:
Can't you survive without hatred and bitterness for once? What kind of toxic person are you? I really pity the people close to you. Smh

Can't you survive without Hypocrisy for and hatred and bitterness for once? What kind of toxic person are you? I really pity people around you.

rvp20182:
More like they "live" their culture - it not one day festival - but most nilotes and cushites - will dress that way 24-7. It's not a one day festival.
https://trumpetmediagroup.com/downloads/983/download/A%20proud%20Kenyan%20Masai%20on%20London%20Underground.jpg?cb=435b816581a5d298a4c41c2c4023989b

You're wasting your time with this hypocritical woman. Huyo ni malenge. Maswali zake ni za kinafiki.

darfay:
We are neighbours. I am friends with some of them

But you hate them because they are the only West Africans who resist your stupid arrogance and attempt to look down on other Africans and bragging. The only countries the see through your bullshit in Subsaharan Africa are Ghana, Kenya and South Africa. That's why you hate those countries.