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Can anyone tell me how many nigerians have access to electricity, potable water, motorable roads, personal security, quality education, health care? What is the infant mortality rate in nigeria? What is the maternal mortality rate?

keep on smoking weed and talking trash nigeria is in the dustbin classless, tasteless mudder fuggerz

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popizaino:
Pls take this picture away from here
Even Liberia has an ocean

63yrs without British rule and you can't have a decent city?

Apu to

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FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF FOOLS nothing good will ever come out of that shitty zoo naija is a jungle

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Vlain:
It's night pics I can't see anything. Get us daylight pics let is see and laugh. Accra doesn't inspire anyone. Hide that dustbin abeg.

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more lovely posts from Accra

still talking like a f00ol, huh? a few shots from ACCRA at night edi0ts

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Vlain:
Tel us when Ghana will get to this level. This are just train station. Very sleek and modern.
And here you are crying day and night for Nigeria to learn from U. May God forbid that.
Our train stations looks better than Ur airports

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nigerians smoking weed and talking trash on nairaland how market? you dey craze well well dan boroba shege

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popizaino:
The irony of this picture you're posting is that it will pass as a middle class area in Ghana which begs the question is Ghana really what they claim it to be ?

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nigerian celebrate anything, even stvpidity and poverty when will nigerian have sense? buhari has finished the mudder fuggerz those who live in glass houses don't throw stones but these nigerian will not listen

naija, undisputed champions of poverty una mumu never do? thunder fire your poverty mouths

naijaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa super fvcked up zoo, not even fit for human habitation envoy your nice infrastructure , magg0ts

rubbish talk from a shitty f00l! Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Shitnigeria. the country with the best most horrible infrastructure

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Vlain:
Die to lack of summary I couldn't read that long emotional outbursts of yours. Summarise that and get back to me. Surely U seem broken.

In the meantime time , take a break to view Kumasi aerial view and tell me how in the hell U take pride in this cessepit trust me your great Ashanti ancestors is cursing this present generation of Ghana for reducing their great kingdom to this shameful mess.

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Kwasia, I have lived in both countries and can tell you that by current standards, Nigeria is not even fit to polish Ghana’s shoes Nigeria is sick zoo, not even fit for human habitation.

What is life expectancy in your zoo? How many people have decent jobs in Nigeria? I am not talking about kidnappings n pr0stitutions, or armed robbers ooh. How many Nigerians can afford to eat 3 good meals a day? how many hours of electricity do you get in that sick shiithole? What is infant and maternal mortality in that smelly zoo?

When people say norway is the richest country in the world, why do they say that? Is it because norway is the most beautiful country in the world? Or is it because it has the largest GDP in the world? By the way, have you been to norway before? Norway is regarded as the richest country in the world because its life expectancy is top notch, access to education, water, electricity, personal security is the best

The wealth of a country is not measured by how beautiful it’s cities are it is measured by the standard of life of it’s people. The number one asset of a country are its people, not its oil, gold, gas or such mundane things.

So let’s talk with sense and let’s focus on the human beings in Ghana and nigeria too much foolish talk from these Shitnigerians

Vlain:
Nigeria is and will forever be greater and better than Ghana. That is a fact your long jargons with take smileys cannot change. Look at Accra and be weak.the worst in Nigeria is undoubtedly Ghana's best. I have seen it with my own eyes. I have had that first hand experience.

By the way, what is wrong with Accra. What exactly is wrong with Accra? I don’t know what you nigerians have inside your stvpid heads. For the last time, what is wrong with that photo? And by the way, this is Osu. Osu is the traditional part of Accra, just like oshodi etc Fuckeduppedness the stvpidity of a nigerian

Vlain:
Look at Accra and repeat that again


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZt5owNtVlg

Chill, bros we all knew when nigeria was good. The same way we know that today naija don pafuka. There is no need to argue this now. what are you arguing? That Nigeria is not a certified shiithole? Abeg, chill. The signs are all around you. Shine your eyes, and stop talking like a F00l

Vlain:
Lol you are living in a fools paradise.no one, I repeat no one will ever scramble for Ghana visa whether it's a Nigerian or any other Africa national. Only super shi.tholes Ike Somalia,mai,Burkina Faso will scramble for Ghana visa. Ghana takes U back in time. Ghana if today is in where Nigeria was 50 years ago infastructurally. Infact Nigeria's throwback is Ghana's future. Wonder no more w lifted images of Nairobi in the 70's as Ghana of the future. Must be provoking and short-sighted.

Tell me one area nigeria has done well Nigeria is last in everything good an$ first in everything bad naija don pafuka ; Nigeria jagajaga nigeria jagajaga chai, make una play my fav song now

Vlain:
Screenshot Ur modern Ghana from that video. I have made Ur shame for Ghana public. Even U cannot hide it shame and disappointment from Ur country.
Truly Ghana has failed you. We know

Stop talking like a f00l. what will any sane person be doing in that sh1thole? your people are scrambling for Ghanaian passport like gold. nigerian passports are now as useless as toilet paper

Vlain:
Stop saying nonsense. This Ur Eldorado Ghana inspires no one. Instead of people to sneak to Ghana, ghanians will sneak to Nigeria. Sneaking to Ghana is like sneaking back in time. It's takes you backward.

Your MUMU never do? Let’s talk about tangible things. How much is the average nigerian police officer paid? dog sh1t naija don pafuka the level of poverty and insanity is mindboggling

Vlain:
Then let's go back to our previous topics. This is Manhattan of Ghana screenshot the part that makes U proud as a Ghanian let's all laugh right here ,right now


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZt5owNtVlg

Do you know the number of nigerians sneaking into Ghana, even during the covid and with our borders closed? Fuckeduppedness thousands of Nigerians are rushing into Ghana every day., in search of a better life As we say, they are voting with their feet

Vlain:
Your govt forge data and tell UN they are doing great and UN go ahead to publish but a single visit to Ghana and U will be looking for this UN data to correct it. Abeg go decieve those who haven't been to Ghana not me.

May God deliver you from terminal insanity you sound like a very stvpid f00l

you didn’t see those nigerian looters steal toilet seats during the recent looting in your zoo? Why will anyone steal a toilet seat? Can you answer that question, magg0t?

popizaino:
All this and yet ordinary toilet is still a luxury in far ahead Ghana

Pls save your story for those who haven't been to Ghana before .

There is something called the UN Human Development Index go and check out hoops fvcked up your country is Shitnigeria zoogeria poverty capital kidnap capital stvpidity capital MUMU country

Vlain:
U have been trying to prove that but with little success. No body can learn shi.t from backward ghana except such country wants to be stucked like Ghanian cities since 63 years.

Stvpid goat, watch what you say about apGhana and Ghanaians,huh? Soon, most of you F00ls will end up as refugees in Ghana, looking at how things are unfolding in that zoo

Enjoy your next level of suffering nigeria is a scam lifeless, certificateless president

Vlain:
Laugh for Ghana be village with no pride. We laugh at Ghana all the time so why can't U the citizen take a time off to laugh at Ur zoo.

Well, Ghana is doing great. I live in Accra. For someone who is very familiar with nigeria, Accra is doing great. It is a sane city where things work.

More importantly, Ghana has become something like an oasis in the sub region. Currently, the land borders are closed, but I know nigerians are sneaking into Ghanain their thousands daily, to escape the meltdown that nigeria has become. What more evidence do you need?

Ghana is far ahead o& Nigeria on every single human development index. what more evidence do you need? I told you to go the UN Human Development Index, and stop talking like f00l Nigeria is a total disgrace to Africa and humanity why am I even wasting my precious time on these edi0ts?

Vlain:
Story boy. If Ghana is indeed doing well it would reflect in her city but becos Ur govt is very dubious and that why they keep decieving gullible minds. This is 2020 nobody believes your long tale on Ghana is doing great.
Ghana is not the only country doing the things you listed yet they didn't allow the entire country look like a mess lik ghana .Drive to Ghana and shed tears.

By the way, when you say “developed” what exactly are you saying? Development means different things to different people in Nigeria, it seems development is about building stomach infrastructure, while in Ghana it is about things like life expectancy, access to electricity,water, education, security,jobs etc

Vlain:
Stop making children noise. What is developed in Kumasi. U care to share hobbit

Kwasia you have lived long in a Ghana to speak Twi, huh? And yet all you do is talk trash about Ghana? we’ll track stvpid nigerians like you in Ghana and give you what Idi Amin called VIP treatment stvpid mudder fuggerz . Funny thing is they keep saying horrible things about Ghana but can’t go back to that smelly, sick zoo Fuckeduppedness

popizaino:
No sense in this your nonesense .


Write in twi

Ghana is far far far far better than that shiithole. I am talking as someone with a deep knowledge of both countries

And if you want proof, go to the UN Human Development Index I don’t even know what these nigerians see in that their country ooooh nigeria is a shiithole, end of story

popizaino:
Does it change the fact that Ghana is not any better ?

You dey craze? You and I be mates? I should post your mother’s puzzy? it is this stvpidity I keep talking about piece of crap, walahi

popizaino:
Oponu This is 2020,we are not buying Ghana is this,Ghana is that .....you can't be having all those things and your cities looking like a cesspit.

Post Ghana if he sure for you ode

Nigeria today is nothing to write home about.

Yet when they open their filthy mouths, they want to insult Ghanaians They talk as if they own the world

it is this stvpid attitude that has made nigeria what it is today the country is sinking and sinking like the Titanic, yet Nigerians will not learn sense and shut up and when their stvpid country collapses, it is Ghana they will run to I’d never seen people as stvpid as these nigerians

Sharaaaap goat! nigeria is not even fit to polish Ghana’s shoes you want me to prove it to you? Fuckeduppedness Nigeria is a damn fvcking scam God, please deliver these people from terminal insanity

Vlain:
They do that in Nima and all over Ghana.

And nigeria has pride to protect? Are you a comedian? abeg, I no wan laugh oooh

Vlain:
You are in pain.take a break.
We have dealt with Ghana. Ghana has no pride to protect.

Chai, Shitnigerians you are busy insulting and denigrating another country, while your own country is a shambolic shiithole Nigerians will never cease to amaze me!

Shitnigerians need to drum it into their stvpid heads that Ghana and Ghanaians are not the reason their country is fvcked oooh

The people making nigerians poor are in Aso Rock, Abuja. Their illiterate cattle rearing leader doesn’t give a fvck about MUMUs like you Yet, every opportunity you get you want to castigate Ghanaians and their country

When I call nigeriabs F00ls, some people will say I am insulting them but that is who they are why do you think that the country is so fvcked despite producing 2 million barrels of crude every day, as well condensate and billions of scf of gas daily?

Why do you think so? Simple It’s because the people completely fvcked up

Nigerians are talking about how beautiful cities are etc etc stvpid things yet 15 million nigerian children are roaming the streets the sick zoo can’t even produce ordinary electricity despite producing huge volumes of gas

If a nigerian looks for my trouble, I will just look at the f00l and walk away Honestly, they are not worth any serious person’s time.

Instead of talking about tangible things like life expectancy, infant and maternal mortality, access to quality education, housing portable water, electricity etc etc, they will instead be posting useless topics like......Who wore it better? I don taya for these MUMUs. Only will God will deliver Nigerians from insanity

popizaino:


If that hotel hype didn't prove that Ghana is indeed a village then I don't what again

I thought I was the only one who didn't see that hotel for the useless hype just a rectangular block work with some archaic designs on a lush green vegetation to compliment for the overall uselessness of the whole concept .

i wasn't surprised you didn't read it. typical illiterate nigerian mudder fugger from a certified shiithole. what do you expect? even your president is stark illiterate he is still searching for his primary school certificate

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Vlain:
My friend U wasted Ur time. I did not read this not even the beginning

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stvpid f00ls your smelly dirty zoo is bankrupt

Nigeria faces impending bankrupcy - Obasanjo
https://huhuonline.com/hunew/index.php/home-4/huhuonline-more-news/12864-nigeria-faces-impending-bankrupcy-obasanjo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has expressed deep concern about Nigeria’s current debt profile and warned the Federal Government against “impending bankruptcy.” Obasanjo who was a keynote speaker at the “Why I am Alive” campaign celebration in Lagos on Friday, said Nigeria’s external debt grew by as much as 700% to N24.947 trillion ($81.2.74 billion), from $10.32 billion in just four years (2015), meaning the country would have to commit half of its foreign earnings to servicing its current level of indebtedness.

“Such a situation talks about impending bankruptcy,” the former president warned. He insisted that “no entity can survive while devoting 50 percent of its revenue to debt servicing.” Baba explained that the current budget out of which Nigeria spends 25% to debt servicing “is not the country’s total earning; a lot of it is also borrowing. Simply put, we are borrowing to service what we have borrowed and yet we are borrowing more.

“I do not need the brain of any genius to conclude that those who use statistics to dig us deeper into debt are our enemies: statistics can be used to serve any purpose, and that is why Winston Churchill talked of lies, damn lies and statistics, meaning statistics can be made master of lies.”
Calling for national dialogue or debate on Nigeria’s short, medium and long-term plans as a nation, Obasanjo said his biggest worry was that, with the scale of debts the country was walking into, “there are already fiscal challenges to meet(ing) our obligations.”
Obasanjo, who was twice head of the Nigerian government in both military and civilian capacity between 1976 and 2007, was a special guest of the “Why I am Alive” campaign celebration tagged “The Nigerian Story” created by media personality and chief executive of Eureka Productions, Caroline Moore in Lagos on Friday. He has been very critical of governments since he left office after completing two terms of four years each as a civilian president in 2007.



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Vlain:
Atleast we have one small city as you have stated.Do you honestly think anywhere in Ghana is what calling a city.
If Nigeria is one big slum then I advice you look for a more demeaning and downgrading term to label Ghana.
Funny how U guys called urselfs the black star.We now see why a star can be black and that can only happen in Ghana.

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sharaaaap edi0t, your smelly shiithole is already bankrupt. Read what your foreign minister is saying

Nigeria To Pull Out Of Some International Organisations Over Paucity Of Funds

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Godfrey Onyeama, says plans are underway to reduce the number of International Organisations Nigeria belongs to because of paucity of funds.

Mr Onyeama made this known while defending the ministry’s 2021 budget at the House of Representatives on Tuesday in Abuja.

He said that the ministry is faced with a challenge of meeting its contribution to those International organisations.

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“We are owing a lot , and in the Federal Executive Council (FEC), there is a process to rationalise and cut down on the International Organisations we belong to.

“This is because we are just owing monies left and right and it is not even good for the image of the country,” he said. which stvpid image is he talking about. naija get image to protect?

Mr Onyeama, who decried the poor funding of the ministry, reeled out the challenges facing the 2021 budget implementation.

The minister said that one the challenges the ministry is facing is the movement of officers, ambassadors and their families.

He said that N1.6 billion is required for the movement of ambassadors while officers will require N3.7 billion, making a total of N5.3 billion for the whole movement.

The minister said in addition to what was received in the revised budget, the ministry will require an additional N1.1 billion in 2021 to meet the cost of movement.

He stressed the need to address the inadequate overhead budgetary provisions to the missions, which is resulting to a lot of debt for electricity and rent.

“Just on Monday, the ambassador in Hungary called to say they are going to throw them out from the chancery building. That the landlord is coming and that they do not have the money to pay.

“And we get that from a lot of missions across the world and that is not a sustainable way of running foreign service.

“Then this exchange rate differential with the CBN is really something we need to address once and for all.

“It is not so easy, all of these things are computed in naira and all the payments abroad are in dollars and once the exchange rate is changed, it never goes the other way, it always goes up, it never comes down visa vis the dollar. This means immediate shortfall for all our missions,” he said

The minister said that the ministry requires an additional capital allocation of N5 billion to address some of the missions’ renovation needs.

According to him, “a lot of our missions are eyesores and it is just a huge embarrassment to the country that we can have mission in such terrible conditions.” the country itself is a terrible eyesore. why is he surprised about the state of nigeria's foreign missions?

Mr Onyeama said that between 2012 and 2014, the ministry owed local contractors N1.3 billion.

According to him, “we have been receiving letters from the National Assembly forwarding to us various claims and judgement and asking us to pay them.

“We have a big challenge with clothing allowances, as you know, all officers in our missions from grade level 7 and above are entitled to US$2,500 clothing allowance per annum.

“In the 2021 budget, about 1,312 officers will be expecting the payment of these allowances and if you take at the CBN official rate, we are looking at N1.2 billion.

“What we have available is N762 million for that, to able to pay the clothing allowances, we still need at additional sum of N500 million,” he said.

Mr Onyeama said that the ministry needs N225 million to pay premium for the insurance of the ministry’s head quarters.

According to him, that is based on an estimate of the value of the building at N12 billion which is a very rare conservative estimate of that building.

He said that the ministry needs N342 million for the building of infrastructure which bridge the ICT gap the ministry currently faces.

“I was talking about the ICT deficit, with presence in 110 countries, we believe that the ministry should be in a key position for foreign direct investment and export promotion, leveraging on our physical presence in 110 countries of the world to make that possible.

“It would be a one-stop shop for Nigerian businesses without going through all kinds of bottle necks. We want your consideration to allocate this amount into the envelope.

“Part of what will go for digitizing our missions and the 24-7 health desk that we need to have to keep in touch with Nigerians around the world.

“That will really transform the ministry and get us to do things we need to be doing and add economic values to the country,” he said.


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Vlain:
Leave Norway alone. If Ghana is half of what Norway is today.sorry what am I even saying. Quarter of what Norway is today no country here will be busy taking turns to make a grand mockery of U.

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