₦airaland Forum

gallivant:
Kenya of Today is Ghana's future.

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Shma:
I will repeat,
Am not interested with two shithole fighting, I will be so concerned when a Kenyan triggers war with developed countries like S.A, Morocco, e.t.c


A dwarf shithole country like Ghana has never triggered my attention.

OriOko88:
Do you know what is happening in Ghana right now after easing the lockdown.

benji93:
How about you move on to forums created by Ghanaians? I have comments all over the place, containing facts. Perhaps you are the one that lacks the ability to find information before commenting. Nonsense.

ybalogs:
Let's hope we don't go the Ghana way. I really fear for this mild let off.

benji93:
The point is pro-Ghana forces. . cannot come here and peddle incorrect information about Ghana. Especially with respect to being advanced. It's bull shit.

Ilamina:
Ghana jollof in general, just sucks

yanabasee1:
Ghana might not be able to cook good meals but they just know how to produce good leaders....

benji93:
Stop the exaggeration man. In Nuclear and Medical research? I grew up in Ghana, man. . I also attended the University of Ghana for a while. So i know what research is like in Ghana. . So I am afraid that's a big lie. Ghana is not ahead of Nigeria in advanced research. Ghana doesn't even do much in advanced research. Besides you only restated my support of pool testing. You were looking for an opportunity to gloat about Ghana's involvement in advanced research. It's not as if you invented pool testing. Why are you even mentioning the western countries? I didn't have to do that to make my point. Must we apply everything that the western world applies? Encouraging the use of a method based on the fact that the western world uses it is a terrible way of convincing people-for their own good. The idea of pool testing for COVID was actually suggested recently by an institution in Isreal. It's efficiency for this virus has not actually been extensively studied. But in these trying times and for a large population such as Nigeria, that should be the way to go as it's effective. However, there's still a problem of determining how many samples should be in a pool. You have to be able to properly establish the percent of the population with the infection. you also have to factor in the number of false positives and negatives. In my opinion, you need to have tested a certain percent of a population to establish the factors earlier mentioned. I do not know if those at NCDC have tested enough people to establish these factors, neither do I know what fraction of the population is reasonable. I will have to do extensive research to determine that. I will leave that to those who have been paid to do it. My point is making theses choices are not as easy as you make it seem.

vaxx:
I am afraid you have lost your reality, the testing methods as we know are all western inclined scientific principle. therefore, it make more sense to redirect you to western country adopting this old techniques in availability of the individual testing.

now, Google "Corona pool testing" and you will find that it's an innovative method being used in Europe (Germany, France, Italy, UK, etc) and other parts of the world (USA, Canada, Australia, etc). Corona pool testing has increased worldwide testing capacities many times over , just like I said before . It has the same detection limits as doing individual testing. Corona pool testing has the advantage of speed and being cost effective. I am sure you probably doesn't know much about Corona pool testing just like you don't know the capacity of Ghana scientific research .

It's works "perfectly" well for virus with a very low prevalence rate. 2.2 percent rate is way lower. Remember, it has a very high sensitivity as well.

mtisTheQubit:
sakawa boy ya just being jelouse...no one is giving a crap on little Ghana...the freaking lockdown was just a showoff an bitting ya ass...

Graysons:
My comment pain you die

Fucking illiterate.

Graysons:
I may not be smart, but I'm intelligent than you tho.

Fuckeduppedness.

Graysons:
You are so dumb!

Landnaira5:
Ode. This is a forum where news is posted just like bbc, blogs etc posts news from different countries - that’s how it works, it’s sad that I need to spell it out for you. Do you ask BBC why they post news about your country.

Why is a Ghanaian on a forum for Nigerians if you aren’t OBSESSED with Nigerians. na Naija matter go choke una.

Graysons:
You!

jaxxy:
Nigerian doesn't have 1000 plus new cases in a week. Ghana is in hot soup. Lets wait for next week figures. Seems u don't know how this virus progresses. U think u have it all figured.

Also rapid test kits are not accurate. I hope u guys don't get into a storm.

Landnaira5:
Congratulations to Ghana but I think you need to also tell us that you guys are doing POOL testing while Nigeria is doing case by case testing with aggressive contact tracing. You know what that implies right? You can’t compare both countries since we use different testing methods.

Graysons:
I so much dislike those Ghanaians. Arrogant and boastful people full of pride.

Opperwezen:
dey dere dey decieve yourself wit all dis yeye opata wey u yarn, yeye Ghanian marketer

temptnow:
Useless Ghanaians always want to showoff all the time.

Even UK and America have not ease Lock down it's now a shit hole like Ghana that want to show off.

Mumu people.

Cammo:
They're competing with Nigeria.

gallivant:
There goes that 2 cedi education curriculum!

vaxx:
just like how starvation is synonymous to Kenya

rvp20182:
The railway that in 2nd-year operation has grown it's revenues to 110M dollars is not dead - and has since it's cargo rise from zero to 5M tonnes.

Revenue last year rose 3 times - cargo by nearly 50%.

Mombasa port well on it's way to 35M - 1.4M tonnes - bigger than two Lagos ports of Apapa and Tin Can.

Don't even compare it with Ghana.

rvp20182:
The railway that in 2nd-year operation has grown it's revenues to 110M dollars is not dead - and has since it's cargo rise from zero to 5M tonnes.

Revenue last year rose 3 times - cargo by nearly 50%.

Mombasa port well on it's way to 35M - 1.4M tonnes - bigger than two Lagos ports of Apapa and Tin Can.

Don't even compare it with Ghana.

AfroKnight:
You call her dirty. I hope this is not in reference to her natural hair, natural dark skin too and natural face without makeup.

You have no idea about her oral hygiene or if she washes her hair daily. You don’t know if she uses deodorants.

All you saw was her skin tone and hair and you decided that she’s dirty.

Lol. You know nothing.

Graysons:
She's disgusting, dirty, ugly as fvck where Is she from ?i mean her country.

To me she look like Ghana woman.

In one word.

No

mtisTheQubit:
nah you dont have companies bro..ya just claim foreign companies..

rvp20182:
Ghana - economic growth fuelled by oil.

It is unfortunate that the government boasts GDP growth of 6.3%, but about 4.5% of this growth happens in the oil sector which only employs very specialized and skilled personnel leaving the real sector with just less than 2% growth.

TayserMahri:
Champagne Ridge, Kajiado, Kenya

rvp20182:
Dude, I was watching Ghana 's Accra - very sorry city - for a capital city. Name the indigenous Ghanian companies - or the pharmacy