₦airaland Forum

Missy_B: Naija men are so fugly!
Out of more than 20 carefully selected dudes, one cannot single out 1 - just 1- to call eye candy. Jesus wept!

londoner: Nayah, if you are going to mention ME in your post and then talk about comparisons, you need to justify it I'm afraid......if you cant provide me with a quote to what I wrote which made you include my name and address me in your post then just say so.......you cant just go around mentioning my user name without justifying it ............

ak47mann: Ghana people, IF I EVER CATCH ANY OF YOU BASTARDDDS STEALING OUR OIL AGAIN I WILL MAKE SURE YOU DRINK THAT OIL POLLUTED RIVER...kenke and shitto baboons

Mrs.Chima:
Are you sure? I have very sharp tongue and usually pisses people off with my candid comments/opinions.

I am but a plane trip away!

dounleedee: This forum so far only confirms one thing; Africans are simply ignorant backward people.
Personally, I don’t agree with this opinion and I know there are a lot of people on this forum who disagree as well
Europeans don’t trust each other and are quick to take a bash at each other whenever it is convenient. This notwithstanding, they recognise the need to come together politically, economically and socially for the benefit and in the best interest of their people.
A strong politically and economically strong Ghana will be an immense benefit to West Africa and to a larger extent Africa just like a strong Nigeria or any of the remaining 51 African countries too.
How do we develop as Africans economically if we don’t share human, material and technological resources positively as a people?
So Ghana wants to deport illegal immigrants running businesses in the informal sector of their economy; that is simply just practical economics because people in the informal sector hardly pay income and business taxes talk less of illegal immigrants who are completely untraceable.
If our own leaders in Nigeria can’t see the logic and practicality of such thinking, why blame the Ghanaian policy makers for good thinking? Why should people who are not part of your budgetary and physical planning data and are not contributing to the growth of your economy formally be running your economy down just as we experience in our own land with our policy makers turning blind eyes?
No one country can lay claim to any major technological advancement in the world without the input of other countries, which is why the internet to me remain the most phenomenal technological tool of our generation. Let us embrace its usefulness and benefits positively.
Instead of dwelling on the negative, why don’t we start to learn from each other to make our continent greater?

dounleedee: This forum so far only confirms one thing; Africans are simply ignorant backward people.
Personally, I don’t agree with this opinion and I know there are a lot of people on this forum who disagree as well
Europeans don’t trust each other and are quick to take a bash at each other whenever it is convenient. This notwithstanding, they recognise the need to come together politically, economically and socially for the benefit and in the best interest of their people.
A strong politically and economically strong Ghana will be an immense benefit to West Africa and to a larger extent Africa just like a strong Nigeria or any of the remaining 51 African countries too.
How do we develop as Africans economically if we don’t share human, material and technological resources positively as a people?
So Ghana wants to deport illegal immigrants running businesses in the informal sector of their economy; that is simply just practical economics because people in the informal sector hardly pay income and business taxes talk less of illegal immigrants who are completely untraceable.
If our own leaders in Nigeria can’t see the logic and practicality of such thinking, why blame the Ghanaian policy makers for good thinking? Why should people who are not part of your budgetary and physical planning data and are not contributing to the growth of your economy formally be running your economy down just as we experience in our own land with our policy makers turning blind eyes?
No one country can lay claim to any major technological advancement in the world without the input of other countries, which is why the internet to me remain the most phenomenal technological tool of our generation. Let us embrace its usefulness and benefits positively.
Instead of dwelling on the negative, why don’t we start to learn from each other to make our continent greater?

dounleedee: This forum so far only confirms one thing; Africans are simply ignorant backward people.
Personally, I don’t agree with this opinion and I know there are a lot of people on this forum who disagree as well
Europeans don’t trust each other and are quick to take a bash at each other whenever it is convenient. This notwithstanding, they recognise the need to come together politically, economically and socially for the benefit and in the best interest of their people.
A strong politically and economically strong Ghana will be an immense benefit to West Africa and to a larger extent Africa just like a strong Nigeria or any of the remaining 51 African countries too.
How do we develop as Africans economically if we don’t share human, material and technological resources positively as a people?
So Ghana wants to deport illegal immigrants running businesses in the informal sector of their economy; that is simply just practical economics because people in the informal sector hardly pay income and business taxes talk less of illegal immigrants who are completely untraceable.
If our own leaders in Nigeria can’t see the logic and practicality of such thinking, why blame the Ghanaian policy makers for good thinking? Why should people who are not part of your budgetary and physical planning data and are not contributing to the growth of your economy formally be running your economy down just as we experience in our own land with our policy makers turning blind eyes?
No one country can lay claim to any major technological advancement in the world without the input of other countries, which is why the internet to me remain the most phenomenal technological tool of our generation. Let us embrace its usefulness and benefits positively.
Instead of dwelling on the negative, why don’t we start to learn from each other to make our continent greater?

londoner: Nayah, no offense, but please try not to include me in your preaching........

mashnino: U loose wella she's?

Chimezie198: hw did it go? Share ya experince