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BrutusOj: Ghana is just like England in terms of media noise in promoting dia players n end up disapointed at d end of every major tournament.Stop decieving ursef,Ghana wu neva enjoy any tournament like d last world cup for some time....

and this is coming from a chicken supporter.....if Ghana ain't ur worst nightmare why u all up in Ghana's biizzzznezz....y'all know the stars are too high for a chicken to compete.....btw....the Ivory Coast y'all boasting abt....what have they won to match their so-called stars......

dude.....when we talking disappointment....its the Nigerian chickens and the Ivory elephants.......

Ghana on the other hand, has bn progressing

y'all pray u don' meet the Stars......it'll be the end of the chickens

yo! kails, listen to this GH gurl....lemme know if u feeling tha track.... .....GH & JAMAICA got too much in common mahn

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph8xXkAhLD0?version=3&hl=en_US"

I know y'all don wanna see a repeat of this .....we eat chickens for breakfast

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJhNs4Kqu3g?version=3&hl=en_US"


and this , we luv chicken thighs

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAfJqGD3lp8?version=3&hl=en_US"




stay chickening out!!!!!

mikron: NIGERIA all the way

all because u won Liberia

hahahahahahaha.......when last did ur overaged chickens score more than 3 goals in a match , I juz pray we end up in the same group........more running tummy's in naija (u go need imodium caps) ....I know y'all hate meeting the almighty Black Stars in any competition

LMAO! BTW......apart from back-passing mikel obi, who knows the rest of ur so-called star studded team lol the rest be over-aged okro's ....

bin gbagbo: see pot calling kettle black!!!

age cheating? taye taiwo alone is older than four black star players combined . . .and you call atsu an average player??

sheyie2007: At least it's better than justin beiber..

bieber sings to millions, this 1 sings to toto studio walls......now wht ....even tha auto tune machine sounds like its China made......

sheyie2007: At least it's better than justin beiber..

lay off tht crack

Jarus: Drogba will kick your ass as he kicked Senegal, which in is even more star-studded than your Ghana

lmao! @ star-studded, na stars we go eat what have these 2 teams (CIV & SENEGAL) been able to achieve tht Ghana hasn't.....abeg tell me quick ...these 2 countries can't touch Ghana and this is FACT

I LUV THE WAY PEOPLE KEEP UNDERATING GHANA BEFORE EVERY COMPETITION........2013 IS JUZ AROUND THE CORNER, WE GO SEE......GO BLACK STARS!

PHOTOSHOP @ WORK HERE AND PEOPLE THINK ITS REAL

just saw the vid ( couldn't complete the video, seeing them lying breathless ) these killers are animals.......God help the families through these hard times......they need to take the vids off youtube mahn.....may the good Lord deal wit these killers accordingly.....

In the last year, 18-year-old Spencer Costanzo and his team of nine developers and designers have successfully built and brought to market 40 iPhone apps — eight of which rank high up on iTunes’ list of top 200 reference apps.

"The idea that I could create applications for a device as amazing as the iPhone was major motivation,” says Costanzo, the founder of the Princeton, N.J.-based Malibu Apps. “I still can’t explain the feeling of seeing apps I’ve created on iTunes top charts.”

Spencer Costanzo, the founder of Malibu Apps, is YoungEntrepreneur.com’s Startup of the Month. The startup’s apps cover a broad range of topics and include: the 10-Step Nutrition Program to Master Healthy Living, Complete Guide to Minecraft, My Best Dog Breed, and All Golden Eggs for Angry Birds Seasons.


Malibu Apps also offers iPhone and Android app development consulting and app icon design, as well as graphic design and eBook publishing services. And if you need to be reminded, Costanzo is just 18. We thought he and his company — which expects to reel in more than half a million dollars in revenue this year — was pretty impressive.

We chatted with the young founder about startup life, overcoming hurdles and his decision to forgo college.

Q: How did you startup?
A: Trial and error. Not many people know how to create profitable iPhone apps so I had to test, make changes, test again, make more changes and test 50 more times. I’m still testing new strategies today. When you’re creating apps through outsourcing, the process includes coming up with great app ideas, finding highly-skilled employees, diagramming how your app will function, marketing and coordinating the entire process.

Related: 3 Ways to Outfox the Apps Craze

Q: Was skipping college a tough decision?
A: Throughout high school I was constantly running smaller businesses that helped to finance Malibu Apps. I originally planned to take a gap year and attend college in 2013. But, as my net income quickly exceeded $100,000 before the end of the first fiscal year, my parents and I began to discuss the option of not attending.

Q: How did your parents take the news?
A: My parents fully support my decision and they believe that this is too good an opportunity to pass up. They feel that given my success, I can learn more from building Malibu Apps than going to college.

Q: You credit outsourcing the more technical aspects of app-building with helping you startup. Who do you outsource to?
A: When I was building Malibu Apps, I was mostly outsourcing mobile development and graphic design jobs to freelancers in China and India. Over the last year, though, I’ve put together a team of dedicated mobile developers and graphic designers. The expanded team now includes freelance writers for my growing eBook business.

Q: What has been your biggest gripe about the process?
A: Finding the right team. Since I don’t do the coding and design myself, I have to trust my developers and graphic designers to create amazing products. After some terrible experiences with developers who took months to respond to a single email, I’ve assembled a team of skilled iOS developers, two graphic designers and many freelance content developers.

Q: What’s your philosophy toward business?
A: I borrow my work philosophy from Gary Vaynerchuk: Don’t do anything you hate and only do work that you’re passion about. If I ever stop enjoying creating apps, I’ll start a new business. Entrepreneurship gives you the opportunity to create any job you want, so why not create one you love?

Q: What’s your advice for aspiring young entrepreneurs?
A: If someone tells you your business idea is crazy, you’re probably onto something. Most people aren’t innovative and think inside the box. While this is the safe thing to do, great things are always the result of thinking differently. You’ll never know if it was a bad idea until you try it. If my first few apps hadn’t completely failed, I would never have known what to do differently to create a successful app business.



http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/advisor/how-a-teenager-snubbed-college-toi-build-an-apps-empire-.html

Sirbodje: It is none of your business if Yoruba and Igbo or any other group of Nigerians want to argue with each other on Niraland. It is their forum to do as they please.

Just as your Ghana forum is for you and your Ghana tribesmen to do as you please

Have you ever thought of sharing your Ghana topics and Ghana pictures with your three close and friendly neighbours Côte d'Ivoire, Togo and BukinoFaso.

Unfortunately, there are more of ur people (Nigerians) in our schools, streets, my country period.....than my friendly neighbors.....though Ivorians, Togolese and Gabonese students also come to Ghana to school before leaving for the west (England, the States and Canada)......we(Ghana) definitely doing som' ryt if u ask me

sambos994: But seriously....don't you have ghanaweb? Why come on Nairaland(a NIGERIAN forum) and post about GHANAIAN things.

Atleast it's better than Yoruba fighting Igbo and Igbo fighting Yoruba abi kwasia'ba ........after all is said and done, Seun be ur papa? Aboa'kwa

Sirbodje: Why are you posting pictures of Ghanian Celebrity on Niraland? Haven't you got a Ghana forum to post your Ghana pictures. Have you ever seen Nigerians posting pictures of Nigerians on a Ghana forum. Please, whatever your name is stop seeking validation from Niraland go seek it from your own people.

like I give a furk wht u think
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tumababa: Do u use ifunbox to transfer apps u bought or only cracked apps? Pray not to av any issues with ur iphone, u will wish u used itunes

tuma! I usual drag my apps from itunes to itools when my phone is connected, is it safe?

John Dumelo has advised his colleagues to think of branching into other businesses, since there are uncertainties in the Ghana Movie Industry.
The actor made this call to his fellow on-screen colleagues when he opened a J.melo hair outlet in Accra Mall for the Ghanaian community last Sunday.
“As an entrepreneur and a very good business man, I just encourage all my other celebrities to branch into other businesses because our industry has ups and downs.” He told GhanaCelebrities.Com.
As one of the most sought after actors on the African continent, John is definitely one of the top earners in the industry presently.
He has also signed a 2 year deal with Intercom Programming & Manufacturing Company (IPMC), Ghana’s top IT Company as one of their faces.
His John Dumelo Foundation is in active operation – he recently presented a cheque to the Student Financial Aid Office of the University of Ghana to give scholarship to a Medical and Theatre Art students.
In the Western world, most celebrities have moved into other areas of business and are doing pretty well. John admonished his colleagues to emulate the foreign celebrities and also move into various businesses.
“We have to emulate our friends in America; you talk of Jay Z, you talk of Diddy and talk of the other stars who have branched into business.”
“I think I just have to advise my Ghanaian celebrities to do the same and move into business because they will not be on top forever.” He concluded.
Several of his colleagues were present to give morale support -Miss Malaika 2010 Ama Nettey, CEO of Ghana Movie Awards, Fred Nuamah, radio broadcaster, KOD, actress Yvonne Nelson, Sandra Ankobiah, host of Fashion101, actor Majid Michel, Yvonne Okoro and Jayso were out there.
The otherwise quiet opening turned into mini rally as fans who got hint that the celebrities were around hijacked the entrance and invaded the shop to take pictures of the celebrities.
John was mobbed by the fans, without any option he had to succumb to their plea to take pictures and sign autographs.
The next shop to be opened would be in Nigeria, then Europe, America and other parts on the African continent.
The J.melo hair can be obtained at Hair Depot, a shop that deals in various human hair, unisex products and hair accessories and located inside the Accra Mall.
L’oreal, the producers of Dark and Lovely sponsored the event.

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Eifeh: Azonto + Etighi= Kukere is the best

which one is tht? wud luv to see it.....keep 'em coming people and pay no mind to these stiffened waist bugs on this thread

gbanikiti: the thing tire me o! Only if dancing could cure malaria,I don't mind dancing whenever I fall ill.

candieangel12: Got a lcd tv n I hvnt seen any body dancing any of that. Mayb dey only show it on Nigerian tvs cus I don't see it on mtv

Kolade9: This Mod don dey sniff g4?

Frostyzone: Everytime I see somebody dancing one of those, I can't help feeling embarassed for the poor soul. If only he/she could see how ridiculous they look just then!

mouthafurkazzz!!!!


luv 'em

^^ why naa , of all the places on nairaland

OP! this is all am saying

[quote author=~Royal~]Fuc Ea

Sick of them putting out Garbage and Unfinished products then releasing a Patch a Week After Release

Ea Continues to rob me of my money with these Trashy Buggy Products with poor coding and Glitches.

I remember a couple years a ago...there was a Big in Fifa where you hit the Goal Post and your Controller would lose Synch

Wtf

Madden once had a glitch after a patch where there was a Player on the New York Jets who was 2 feet tall.

Even Visual Concepts and the 2k series Isn't immune to Buggy Patches and Poor Coding....

On Nba 2k12 New York Knicks Coach Mike Woodson has a Brown face and Black Hands...what the fhuckk

Then you got boolshid like this going on in the sports games these days....

Look at this Foolery


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AExgAd7f6k[/quote]lmao! @ video

Shixt is plain simple, leave Ghana out ur stinky eba eating moufs and we'r gud....that ape shawoo7 started this shixt.....btw, leave tht Ghanaian boyfriend of urs alone, don't know why u'll even date 1 of the people u so much hate, does he know u hate his people.....and for tht boko prick wishing death on people "Yesu mogya nka w'enim, 3mpari me wor awurazzi no dzin mu.....3b3 ba wo'so wor ni dzin'mu.....

Sambos.....go ask ur fada tht stuuuuupid question u'v carrying around this thread like a furkin' porta.....beeeech I won't bite if u and ur boko brothers don't showcase ur usual generator fumes induced madness ....

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THIS BOKO PIG STILL DEY?