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amiskurie:
Why do you like Nigerians in real life and hate/fight them on social media?

nigerians are thieves so definitely everybody ain't gonna like u people.

GHKWAME1:
product of a goat sp3rm! what rubbish are you spewing in here? massa, if you don't have any sensible thing to type, don't come and write what you don't know.

nigerians impersonating Ghanaians since 1640.

dzeeny:
Y do ghanian ladies av such big a55es nd ugly faces

A nigerian shouldn't use UGLY to describe even animals.nigerians are too ugly to live.Their ladies are even worse than shapeless goats.

padeolu:
Do u live on trees in Ghana?

You fools don't live on trees how much more Ghanaians?

AccraMan:
Ask a ghanaian anything about ghana......

You ain't a Ghanaian so stop fooling around. The fact that uve been to GHANA before doesn't make u a Ghanaian. Zap OFF

AccraMan:
we have great cities like kumasi,tamale,tema,goaso,ho and the rest!

Hahahaha GOASO n HO?? Fake Ghanaian impersonator.FIRE BURN YOUR COCONUT HEAD.

AccraMan:
yea,ghanaians are cool though we have the bad eggs(expected)

Where in GHANA are you from? And what native language do u speak?

Morocco deny withdrawing as hosts of 2015
Africa Cup of Nations
 October 16, 2014
 Written by admin
Africa Cup of Nations
Morocco have denied reports that they
have withdrawn as the host of next year’s
African Cup of Nations because of the
deadly ebola outbreak in west Africa.
However, they do still want the tournament
postponed, forcing a conflict with organisers.
The Confederation of African Football insists
the tournament, to be held between January 17
and February 8, must go ahead as planned.
The ebola virus has claimed more than 4,000
lives since the start of the year, and with
around a million spectators expected to travel
to watch the tournament, Morocco sports
minister Mohamed Ouzzine reiterated the
country’s desire to for a postponement.
“Our concern is the health of Africa, and based
on WHO [World Health Organisation] reports
and guidelines, we have to listen,” he said.
“Zero safety does not exist, but one has to
take the necessary precautions so that the
coming tournament will be a football feast,
bringing together our African brothers, but
given the current ebola situation we don’t
think such a feast can take place as expected.
“I don’t think there is any state or any country
that has the necessary capabilities to monitor,
check and control the current ebola situation
when faced with these numbers. This is our
real problem. We don’t have a problem with
visiting teams, we have a problem with
visitors.”
It is believed at least two other countries have
been asked if they can step in at short-notice if
Morocco refuses to host on the original dates.
One is believed to be South Africa, who hosted
the 2010 World Cup, while Ghana’s sports
minister Mahama Ayariga wrote on his official
Facebook page that they have been
approached.
“CAF wrote to us and indicated that Morocco
had given strong indications they would pull
out if CAF did not change the date,” Ayariga
wrote. “They are writing to a number of
countries that they think have the capacity to
be an alternative venue in the event of
Morocco actually pulling out.”

Breaking News: CAF writes to Ghana to
consider hosting 2015 AFCON
 October 16, 2014
 Written by admin
CAF
The Confederation of African Football has
written to Ghana to consider replacing
Morocco as hosts for the 2015 Africa Cup of
Nations finals, according ace sports
journalist Yaw Ampofo-Ankrah.
CAF is looking for a new host and Ghana, who
have submitted a bid to compete for the rights
to host the 2017 finals.
Government will deliberate on the letter and
decide if the country is capable of this last
minute plan.
South Africa has been contacted by CAF to
consider their proposal.

Explicit01:
Please don't argue with any ghanaian here, they lack courtesy and proper approach to critical issues. Only few ghanains thinks intellectually without resorting to foul words and insults.

FOOOOLLLLL.Then why did u open a thread concerning Ghana. Why are nigerians sooooooo foolish? Apart from boko haram and killing each other wat can u nigerians fools do again.Sometimes I wonder whether nigerians are normal humans or not.Look at ur good for nothing useless country,yet u fools will be talking of other countries. SMH

baccaspace:
You can't expect me as a Nigerian to stoop so low to argue with a deluded ghanian. Ghana is. Like a rogue younger broda to Nigeria. We won't denigrate to your level of folly

If that's the case then why is it that nigerians are seen as the most foolish n useless people ever to exist.A Ghanaian dog is even wiser than your father. Yet to meet any sensible nigerian thou.

daresma93:
Ghanian av been hating on nigeria since d days of #ghanamustgo but nigerian see them as their younger brother since they model almost everything there after nigeria

Foolish eba eater.Who will hate a country made of fools and terrorists.Who will like to model a country where boko haram and foolishness is their daily bread.We talking of Civilized countries and u talking about nigeria. SUCH AN APE.

politricks:
They are rivals because they are usually competing against each other.I wouldnt hav mind if it was an healthy competition.

nigeria is a useless country.So how can a civilize country like Ghana rival nigeria?
Ghanaians are not fools ok
They should go and rival animals rather.

Sparrow13:
We Nigerians don't hate them, they only hate us because they know they can never be like us.
Just imagine the economy of Zamfara state in Nigeria is bigger than Ghana's and they want measure strenght with us.

Is nigeria a country?
Is nigeria better than even a zoo?
Do we classify nigerian citizens as humans?
don't ever try to compare the useless piece of sh*t called nigeria to Ghana.
Apart from boko haram and Ebola what again can u fools be proud of?

adamskutty:
Jeeeez! Holy flying super fvck

14 million out of 24 million gaynian are starving each year

Puhahaha! This is a certified sh1thole thank God i am not a gaynian

The 14million are the mumugerians living in Ghana. They will starve till they are all dead and gone.We don't want to live with FOOLSSSSSSS.

adamskutty:
OxygenO1 puhahaha! U are posting pixs of gsynians defecating as nigerians

Busted! This is clear prove that whatever randon pixs posted here is that of gayna sh1thole

Hahahaha see this fool.You want the link to those pics abi.?....will send it for u to see its you n your mumu countrymen doing dat.Ghana is too civilized.

JiggamanGh:
This is so distasteful, are you happy that these children are starving. Stop posting pics of lil children starving. You don't know their situation. Make your point and stop posting pics of starving children

Have executed ur wish so chill.

POOR FOOLISH MUMUGERIANS.see lagos market n when it rains.

Nigerians Defecating In Public – UNICEF
More Nigerians defecating in public –
UNICEF
Jun 5, 2013 Posted By Pilot Africa In HEALTH,
HEALTHY LIVING, NATION Tagged Health News,
Nigeria, Public Defecation, UNICEF, World
Environment Day Comments 0
Here’s some good news for Nigeria: fewer
people are defecating in public, opting to
use a toilet instead.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that
UNICEF Communication Specialist Geoffery
Njoku revealed this in Abuja on Wednesday as
the world celebrates World Environment Day.
In a statement, Njoku linked the reduction in
public defecation to reduced incidences of
diarrhea.
“Open defecation causes contamination to
water bodies and is a serious threat to public
health, especially during flooding.
“We know that by improving sanitation, we can
improve child survival as well as the
environment,” it said.
Public defecation is a major problem in
Nigeria. A report by the Water and Sanitation
Programme published last year revealed that
nigeria loses n455 billion annually due to
poor sanitation
.
The report also stated that “approximately
121,800 Nigerians, including 87,100 children
under 5, die each year from diarrhea –
nearly 90% of which is directly attributed
to poor water, sanitation and hygiene
(WASH).”
The UNICEF official on Wednesday noticed a
drop in the number of children suffering from
Diarrhea and credits a Community Led Total
Sanitation (CLTS) approach for raising
awareness and improving the sanitation
situation in rural areas.
“CLTS is a process of engaging with the
community members ranging from individuals
to schools and traditional leaders to empower
them to address their sanitation situation by
ending open defecation.
“It is also the use of toilets constructed by
locally available materials.”
The statement reported “more than 4,000 open
defecation-free” communities, with more than
2.5 million people now using toilets. Last year,
the Water and Sanitation Programme reported
that 32 million Nigerians were guilty of public
defecation.
UNICEF hopes with more support from the
government and intensified awareness
programs, more Nigerians will live in open
defecation-free communities.
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JiggamanGh:
This is so distasteful, are you happy that these children are starving. Stop posting pics of lil children starving. You don't know their situation. Make your point and stop posting pics of starving children

Am just cutting and pasting. Its on the net already so what your problem? Besides they are nigerians.

A country where 80% of its populace are poor and the remaining 20% are fools and thieves. No wonder the only thing making u fools a little popular is BOKO HARAM and EBOLA.
POOR ZOO LIKE nigeria even with your oil deposit. Only God can help because you people are soooo sooo foolish to even use that generator fumes infested brain.

A poor country like nigerian with over 120m poor people ridiculing a country far far far better than. .hahahaha end time sign I guess.
WECOME TO LAGOS.......THE FOOLS PARADISE.

You fools should keep on deceiving yourselves that you are rich.MUMUGERIA /nigeria is indeed rich.Never know countries with over 80 % of its populace being poor is classified as rich.ONLY FROM THE CITIZENS OF THE FOOLS PARADISE CALLED MUMUGERIA /nigeria .....

OIL RICH INDEED.

Cholera outbreak in Nigeria
 November 12, 2013
Apart from the recent outbreak of cholera in
Nigeria that killed three in Lagos and some
others in Zamfara, at least 352 people have
been killed by this infection in a space of three
months and more than 6,400 cases reported
majorly in the North. Doctors are now
monitoring outbreaks in 12 of Nigeria’s 36
states. Nigeria had the first series of cholera
outbreak between 1970- 1990. Despite this
long experience with cholera, an understanding
of the epidemiology of the disease is still
lacking. We therefore hope that this review
provides the knowledge gaps of the infection
with the hope that it will help to develop
targeted approaches to controlling the
infection.
Developed countries have an almost zero
incidence of cholera because they have
widespread water treatment plants, food-
preparation facilities that usually practice
sanitation protocols, and most people have
access to toilets and hand-washing facilities. A
lot of responsibilities in curbing this epidemic
which is killing more of the average citizens of
Nigeria lie with the government. As Nigerians,
we should contribute our own quota to battling
and finally subduing cholera. Cholera is an
acute infectious disease caused by a
bacterium, Vibrio cholerae (V. cholerae) which
results in painless diarrhea (the main
symptoms are watery stool and vomiting).
Most people who contact this disease get it
primarily from drinking water or eating food
that has been contaminated by the faeces
(waste product) of an infected person,
including one with no apparent symptoms.
Individuals can prevent or reduce their
chances of contacting cholera by thorough
hand washing, drinking treated water and
eating clean and well prepared food. Most
importantly, it is necessary to introduce
intervention measures that address the root
problems of poor sanitation and unsafe water
supplies in order to fully solve the problem of
cholera. U.N. figures indicate that half of
Nigeria’s 160 million population do not have
safe water and a third do not have proper
sanitation. Although symptoms may be mild,
approximately 5%-10% of previously healthy
people will develop copious diarrhea within
about one to five days after ingesting the
bacteria. It is important that one receives
immediate medical treatment because cholera
can cause death within just a few hours.
Other treatment options for cholera include
rehydration to replace the fluids that are lost
through diarrhea to restore the electrolyte
balance. Oral rehydration salts or ORS can be
mixed with warm water to rehydrate the body.
Severe dehydration may require the
administration of intravenous fluids.
Administering antibiotics is not a necessary
form of treatment; however, this may reduce
the frequency of diarrhea. According to
research, zinc may shorten the duration and
decrease diarrhea in young children.
These treatment measures are majorly first aid.
Patients should be taken to the hospital or
health center for proper and adequate medical
attention.
Above all, the World health Organization
(WHO) recommends that immunization with
currently available cholera vaccines be used in
conjunction with the usually recommended
control measures in cholera endemic areas as
well as areas of risk outbreak. Remember
proper sanitation and drinking of clean and
boiled water prevents cholera infection.
•Tolulope Ojo, University of Lagos, Lagos.
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SeekHelp000:
thank your stars,CHOLERA spared your worthless life!

cholera killing countless of people in that zoo since 1674.Even polio.........what a useless country.SMH for u fools.MUMUGERIA THE FOOLS PARADISE.

SeekHelp000:
thats not lagos,probably accra the slum! West african dwarf goatttttt

FOOL ...you don't even know where you hail from...hahahaha that's foolishness indeed.

SeekHelp000:
accra the slum of d whole world

FOOOOLLL...Then how will you call nigeria -lagos.

SeekHelp000:
accra the slum of d whole world

FOOOOLLL...Then how will you call nigeria -lagos

LAND MASS OF GHANA IS ABOUT 239,460square kilometers
Land mass of lagos is about 3,577square kilometers
POPULATION OF GHANA IS ESTIMATED ABOUT 25m
Population of lagos is estimated about 21m

GHANA IS ABOUT 67times the size of lagos.

Compare the population with the land mass and you will realize nigerians are the most useless people ever to exist.
They give birth like donkeys.

No wonder they are classified as FOOLS.

With over 2million barrels a day you are still classified as one of the poorest countries in the world.
MUMUGERIANS/nigerians are tooo foolish and poor to be called humans.FOOOOLLLSSSS who gives birth like pigs.

nigerianvenom:
ghana is just as poor as togo and poorer than benin republic

Yet Ghana is ranked richer than mumugeria.nigeria is the poorest in the world.

ROSSIKE:
Lagos state population: 25 million

Ghana Population: 24 million

Ghana:

- 2nd largest gold producer and exporter in Africa after South Africa.
- World's largest cocoa producer & exporter.
- Oil and gas producer & exporter. Oil reserves of 7 billion barrels.


If Lagos State was the 2nd biggest GOLD exporter in Africa, PLUS No 1 cocoa producer on earth, PLUS an oil and gas producer and exporter, would there be any poverty in Lagos today?

I highly doubt it.

So why is Ghana, with all these resources, mired in poverty and underdevelopment, and are now going cap in hand to IMF and EU for money?

Should we lend them Fashola for a couple of years? He could turn that place into Hong Kong in no time.

See who is talking ....with the over 2million barrels of crude sold each day look at your country.

Des0la:
I don tell you finish, its the truth, don't let it hurt you.

Hurt who? Besides do we even have any poor country apart from nigeria.