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Nairaland General › Re: Two Nigerian Students Drown In Ghana by PetroDolla2: 7:14pm On Nov 27, 2013
Litmus: Someone, anyone please stop Nigerians from going to Ghana. I've always had a low opinion of Ghanaians but what i have seen of them on Niraland is frankly scarey. They're rude, obscene, jealous, bitter, sneaky, cowardly, backward, coonish, niggardly and worst. We already have our problems, imagine Nigerians returning from Ghana with the character and sentiments listed above?
hahahahahaha the feeling is mutual, mor0n! I've always had an even lower opinion of nigerians. hahahaha Fools paradise grin

grin grin grin I blame that disgusting piece of trash that opened its leg to give birth to a cockroach like you, fuelish ediot
Nairaland General › Re: Two Nigerian Students Drown In Ghana by PetroDolla2: 7:04pm On Nov 27, 2013
Cusubaba: Nawaa ooo... all these backyard glorifield primary schools in Ghana. Which one be Knusford University College? My people said that if u want to eat toad, u eat the biggest one, so that when people called u toad eater u answer. Let those mumu Nigeria students continue wasting their parents money in a country that no one of the universities ranked among 30 in Africa University ranking. Why paying 3000 to 7000 dollars for yearly tuition fees in backyard collges in Ghana, when u can pay less in better universities in Europe, Asia even Kenya and South africa.
omo naija generator republic grin
your people must be real MUMUs because Knusford is far better than any university in your sh1thole,huh? I have been to Knusford a few times and know they have very solid structures, nothing like this sh1t in your countryhttps://www.nairaland.com/1465352/deplorable-state-infrastructure-nigerian-universities utter crap
Nairaland General › Re: Two Nigerian Students Drown In Ghana by PetroDolla2: 6:56pm On Nov 27, 2013
[quote author=Okija_juju]Chai!! RIP hommies


Na so dem for report my own story too o!! Okija Juju drowns in Cape Coast beach.. #Tufiakwa..

My own na play we go play for beach.. Na ehn my friend push me enter water when e know say I no sabi swim.

If not that the gods never sleep and positioned a friend inside that water, I don already rest mind say na die sure pass because I no dey feel ground under me and Water don cover my head..

I never go near River or Beach water since that day.. angry


And which kind school be Knusford again kwa!!?! angry[/quote]Knusford is a good private school near East Legon, affiliated to Legon university.
Nairaland General › Re: Two Nigerian Students Drown In Ghana by PetroDolla2: 6:52pm On Nov 27, 2013
henritinecy: THE REAL STORY. I'm a student of the school and also among the executives. When we got to the resort, which is Afrikiko at Akosombo, we were making arrangements with the management of the place on how to reduce the price of the facilities there. This time, some students were playing volleyball, some football, some around the pool , some table tennis and others dancing. The management said, its 20 cedis to eat, 20 cedis to swim and 10 cedis to cruise the boat. Charles, Demola, Michael, Bright and Edwards entered a fisherman's canoe to cross the river for the amount of 5 cedis each. They were almost to the other side when the both capsized. Bright is from rivers state and he can swim. Demola and Michael managed to save themselves but Charles and Edwards died. It was just impatient that killed these guys. Besides, you know you don't know how to swim, you are entering a fishermans boat that doesn't have a life jacket. The fisherman ran away but he was found about two villages away. The situation right now is that their relatives are around and are planning on how to take their bodies to Nigeria.
the dead students are to buried in Ghana tomorrow
Nairaland General › Re: Two Nigerian Students Drown In Ghana by PetroDolla2: 6:49pm On Nov 27, 2013
[quote author=Okija_juju]Note:: The school cannot be held responsible for the foolishness of an adult.

You heard that whilst the organizers were busy making arrangements for how the students could be safely transported across the water, some group of students decided to make alternate arrangements of their own.[/quote]don't mind the ediot. the unfortunate incident could have happened any where
Nairaland General › Re: Two Nigerian Students Drown In Ghana by PetroDolla2: 6:42pm On Nov 27, 2013
sakaguchi: I really don't want to argue with you brother, but you know that many Nigerians go to Ghana because passing JAMB is not as easy as getting a Ghanaian visa or whatever it is people get before going to Ghana.
Obafemi Awolowo University and Unilag are better than all Ghanaian valid universities. And unfortunately, most Nigerians patronize mushroom universities in Ghana.
I will post the link below.
rubbish talk. how are Nigerian universities better than Ghanaian universities? the same Nigerian universities that produce graduates who can't communicate in English?https://www.nairaland.com/1474229/89-corps-members-t-communicate
the same Nigerian universities whose facilities are falling apart? https://www.nairaland.com/1465352/deplorable-state-infrastructure-nigerian-universities

the same naija that recorded 70% school drop outs? [urlhttp://www.worldstagegroup.com/worldstagenew/index.phpactive=news&newscid=11006&catid=2[/url]

I know a lady who finished from UNIJOS, currently works with NTA, who cannot communicate effectively in English grin fuckeduppedness


why should an individual's choice of a country to go study provoke such high levels of stvpidy? utter crap
Nairaland General › Re: Two Nigerian Students Drown In Ghana by PetroDolla2: 6:01pm On Nov 27, 2013
sakaguchi: Sorry about that, many of us use small screen phones to type, it could happen to anybody, right now, it is happening to you.




Sorry about that, getting the pass mark is not a guaranty to gaining admission in competitive courses if other people score higher than you. You had many choice to make, go outside the country to better universities and read harder than before best choice
Read harder and score higher in JAMB and post UME the next year 2nd best choice
Go to polytechnics and other choices picked in UTME 3rd best choice you could have made
Go to a mushroom university in Ghana and be very proud of it brother, if you are sure you are good academically, then that was a bad choice you made.



"Shine you eyes my brother" let me make this clear for the umpteenth time, any top class university world over have basic requirements they expect from students, depending on how high one's choice of institution is and how competitive the course of study is, the requirement are very demanding with high flyers given preference. You don't just pick up a form with a mere passable result and expect to be admitted to your chosen course in universities who know their worth. JAMB is an exam, true, it is not a true test of knowledge; all exams are not true test of knowledge, but if the requirement is to ace the grades, do it. If you had ace JAMB with aplomb, you won't begrudge it this much.



A wonderful riposte have been given to you on this question, what more can I add? Thanks @Olugbenger



Sorry, I was searching for the sense in your post. If calling us to fight our government so that adequate mushroom universities be created is what you proffer, I find it senseless.
If your advice is that we should write JAMB 7 times a year, you've not started making sense. I could as well tell you to start fighting the Ghanaian government so that their schools are at least better than Nigerian schools and that until the last mushroom university is demolished, you and your fellow Ghanaian patriots will not leave the street of Tekoradi, Accra and Tema.
you seem to have a problem with Nigerians coming to Ghanaian universities, huh? so why don't you tell your people to stop coming to Ghana, instead of questioning the integrity of Ghanaian universities? I don't think Ghanaians are forcing any foreigner, Nigerians inclusive, to come and study?
Celebrities › Re: Pictures From Yvonne Nelson Birthday Beach Celebration In Ghana by PetroDolla2: 12:32am On Nov 27, 2013
peppy luv: U don't have to deny your country just to diss Nigeria ok?
For all we knw ur producers pick only the half caste and few beautiful ladies from your very high percentage of ugly people!!
You don't have to diss Ghana to make your point, ediot! arrant rubbish

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