₦airaland Forum

JOYCEOUS: Choi!
*my belle wan burst*

rigormortis: a fool like you can only be born in ghayna, just because contraceptives are beyond your parents reach

rigormortis: you must have landed on your head when your mom gave birth to you

uboma: The ministers in Nigeria who are being paid, are most of them not engaged in corruption?

collynzo2: Ministers in Ghana have not been paid for months? Tell me if this isn't a license for corruption.

Conquistador: young gay?

Hahahaha how is nigeria better than Ghana?

According to the World Bank, 90% of Nigerians survive on $2 a day or less, compared with 52% in Ghana who survive on $2 a day.
Life expectancy is 52 years in Nigeria and 64 years in Ghana.

Corruption: Nigeria is rated 139th most corrupt, while Ghana is rated 64
Electricity—120 million Nigerians don’t have access to electricity
https://www.nairaland.com/1314971/120m-nigerians-without-electricity-fg

70% of Ghanaians have access to electricity http://www.energymin.gov.gh/?p=346

According to the United Nations Human Development Index 2012, which measures life expectancy, literacy, education and standards of living for countries worldwide, Ghana was designated a Medium Human Development country and ranked 130. Nigeria was classified under the Low Human Development category and ranked 142.

[url] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_African_countries_by_Human_Development_Index[/url]

The World Health Organisation (WHO) says in 2012, 143 out of 1000 children in Nigeria died before their fifth birthday. In Ghana, 74 out of 1000 children died before their 5th birthday during the same period.

The 2013 Global DuPont Food Security Index, which measures food security in 107 countries by looking at factors like food affordability, availability, nutrional quality and safety, ranked Ghana 68 (3rd in Africa after South Africa and Botswana). Nigeria was ranked 86.
http://www.businessdayonline.com/New/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=40912:nigeria-ranks-low-on-food-security-report&catid=76:hot-topic&Itemid=564
http://foodsecurityindex.eiu.com/Country/Details#Nigeria


Nigeria’s economy is expected to grow at 6.8% in 2013, compared with Ghana’s projected growth rate of 8%.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-18/nigerian-economy-to-grow-6-8-in-2013-inflation-to-average-9-8-.html
http://www.afdb.org/en/countries/west-africa/ghana/ghana-economic-outlook/

Ghana is ahead of Nigeria in FIFA rankings. Ghana is second best in Africa, Nigeria is 5th

Nigeria is not likely to meet any of the MDG targets, while Gh ;Dana is on track to achieving four of the MDG targets.

A few more interesting statistics
http://allafrica.com/stories/201209060215.html
http://www.ghanabusinessnews.com/2009/10/28/ghana-ahead-of-nigeria-in-prosperity-index/
http://www.ventures-africa.com/2013/01/accra-others-rank-as-african-cities-with-highest-economic-growth-potential/
http://samuelobour.com/2012/05/18/ghana-ranked-1st-in-broadband-speed-in-africa-nigeria-ranked-9th/

So tell me, how is nigeria better than Ghana?

Afro connect: Ghanians bloody hypocrites-poverty stricken people,na piece of bracelet the lowlife go steal...abeg send am back make she go chop dry kenke and pepper.wretched country.

striker9: are you sure of what your hearing?maybe its your dad's tricycle!!!

PetroDolla: Emelia Brobbey arrives in Ghana to mammoth reception, denies theft

From: Ghana | Myjoyonline.com Published On: July 26, 2013, 00:36 GMT


Actress Emelia Brobbey who was alleged to have shoplifted in the United Kingdom, arrived Thursday night to a rapturous reception at the Kotoka International Airport.

Emelia Brobbey was alleged to have stolen a bracelet at a shop - Piercings - while on vacation in London recently and was also reported to have been arrested by the Police.

It was also alleged that due to the incident, an actress Gloria Agyeman, who hosted her, and another person, Eunice Akua Adjeiwaa are currently having issues with UK Border Agency’s Detention Centre and may be deported to Ghana because their visas had expired.

Emelia Brobbey, who was met on arrival by some movie personalities, including Akrobeto, Vivian Jill, and Mr Beautiful, told journalists the allegations leveled against her were false.

According to her, five months ago, she went to the UK to deliver and after the delivery, she went to shop with her baby in a pram.




She narrated that as she left the shop, the security there approached her that their detectors had detected that she might have not paid for an item in her pram.

A bracelet, Emelia Brobbey added, was found in her possession and she was asked if she was ready to pay for the item and she indicated her willingness to so.

She noted that, after an interaction with the security personnel, who took her address, she was allowed to go.

The police, she recalled, only checked her passport and visa. The popular actress stressed that, contrary to speculations, she was never arrested.

Emelia Brobbey suspected that some persons who are bent on tarnish her image are behind the allegations, placing on record that she had never stolen before in her life.

rigormortis: To all ghaynians here, just type best economies in africa in google, check naija and ghayna position, then check best economies in the world and compare the position of naija to ghayna.
FYI the naija students in ghayna couldnt pass the jamb exam here, just check top 100 universities in africa, two naija uni are rated higher

Amaechi5: E be like say u no like Elikem at all

some-girl:
All ghanaians I've met are familiar with the ghana "mast" go story.

- We can afford generators... good thing you have (almost) steady electricity cos few ghanaians can afford to run generators as frequently as the below average Nigerian has to.

- Nigerians go to ghana for education not because your schools are any better but because 1. sadly we have more strikes than we'd like 2. Your universities don't require UME in addition to WAEC...makes life easier.
I'm sure you must have experienced a decrease in the no. of Nigerian international student since private Nigerian universities became more popular. Least we can afford the international students fees charged in ghanaian universities , many ghanaians won't be able to afford Nigerian international fees.

- I wouldn't take Nigerians going in droves to ghana as testament to the relatively good living standard ghana offers if I were you, because Nigerians would go anywhere they believe they can make money .... even Afghanistan.

Give it a rest, both countries have issues but Ghana is currently the less significant neighbour of Nigeria, truth be told. Things could change in future however.

Nomski0: Most sensible thing you typed so far.
10likes.

rigormortis: your grandfather was dumb enuff to live in nigeria...that was before he was deported with a ghana must fvkc off bag for begging on third mainland bridge...........now other dumb ppl include, dangote, okocha, kanu, mikel, otedola, adenuga, YOUR PHAT ASS MUM, SISTER AND GIRL FRIEND ALL OF WHOM AM CURRENTLY PHUCKING.

ibkgab001: Urgly

Idun'oba ehis:
Talking about cities, Nigeria can boast of some of the best cities in Africa. Lagos and Ibadan in the West, Abuja, Kaduna and Kano in the North, Enugu and Owerri in the East, Porthacourt, Calabar, Uyo, Benin and Asaba in South South. All these cities are world class cities. Almost all the states in Nigeria have upto five cities excluding the capital. But if what you mean by jungle dwellers are the people living in Lagos, then I will have to conclude that you are definitely blind. How many cities can ghana boast of?

collynzo2: 'funny how is obvious'
I guess the above line is sacarsm too. Illiterate. You should be a Gaynaian.

PetroDolla: hahaha I can see that you are not only f00lish but very ill-informed as well. first of all, how much electricity can one produce with 100 million scfd of gas? I bet you have no clue. go find out and come back and talk rubbish.

secondly, you probably don't know Ghana is buidling a $1 billion gas processing plant in the western region which will be commissioned in December,huh? that project will provide 105 million scfd of gas 9,000 barrels equivalent of LPG and 2,000 barrels of condensate.

I hope your compromised brain can grasp all the figures I have just given you,huh? and if your low IQ can permit you, you can see very soon Ghana will not need to import gas from your sh1thole. then perhaps you can then cook the gas and shove it up your akpu-stained azzhole, dog. whack a con!

I bet you also don't know your country is currently struggling to find buyers for its oil,huh? the problem is that you are tooo f00lish. don't know why I am wasting my precious time with an eeediot like you!

Cusubaba: Primitive bastard, Even today without Nigeria Gas, Ghana is finish. Since the pipeline that supply gas from Nigeria to Ghana damage in Togo sea last year, Ghanaians are living in darkest because Ghanaians are extremely poor and they can't afford Generator. Ghana Must Go will still exist even in next 1000 years, so deal with it u village rat.

PetroDolla: hahahah na so the thing pain you reach? at least I have a father and mother. I am sure you were a product of all those baby factories that dot your sh1thole!