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 Culture › Re: 10 Things Ghanaians Know About Nigerians by PetroDolla2: 7:24pm On Dec 28, 2013 |
igbo boy: same way Ghanians worship Nigerians.... yea son we Own y'all now bow to me you bloody charlieshahahaha ma guy which kain weed you dey smoke so? abi na pawpaw leaves? don't mess up with your fragile, generator-fumes compromised thing you call brain,huh? |
| Travel › Re: Jonathan Transforms Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos - Pics by PetroDolla2: 6:39pm On Dec 28, 2013 |
ROSSIKE: You were WHERE? Dunce. Don't you know the airport has been undergoing remodeling for two years and that passengers have been restricted from most areas owing to the work? Didn't you read the signs everywhere stating the place was under remodeling and for people to bear the inconvenience? No. You were too busy feeling pompous and better than everyone else. Wastrel.Stop talking like a fooool, mor0n. what do you mean there is nothing in Ghana? and what is there in sh1tnigeria, apart from crime and killings, boko haram etc? utter crap! 1 Like |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 11:38pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
boron10: While we export products like Crude oil, Cement and textile materials, our Ghanaian brothers are busy looking for cocoa beans to pick in the bush for export.well, I can only say thank God you are not a Ghanaian. because this is the most senseless, stvpid,absurd and unintelligent statement I've read so far. so let me ask you. what have you done with all the crude oil, cement and textile? how come your country is a sh1thole? now, let me ofer you a bit of free education, I normally charge a hefty fee for this. the crude oil you wrote about, do you know how it comes out of the ground and turns into cash for your sh1thole? oil exploration and production is still carried out in your country by foreign companies such as shell, chevron.ExxonMobil, Eni etc. these are foreign companies,not nigerian -owned. We all know the only reason the nigerian upstream oil industry has not collapsed so far is because it is run by foreigners,huh? ifs you want to know how oil exploration and production would have fared under nigerian operation look at your refineries. these were facilkities run by nigerians and you know what happened to the refineries,huh? regarding textiles, you probably don't know there is virtually no textile industry in sh1tnigeria any more,huh? your old dilapidated plants, mostly in Kaduna can't compete with chinese imports. cement; what is there to boast about in cement? nigeria still imports cement and dangote is busy screwing you mumus. cement is far cheaper in Ghana todsay than in your sh1thole. go fsinds out why this is so, ediot. such an ill-informed f00l  and we don't look for cocoa in the bush. our hard working farmers cultivate and harvest about one million tonnes of cocoa every year. nigerian produces how many? and what happened to your groundnut pyramid of the 1950s and 60s? I doubt if you IQ is up to 5 sef. you are very very shallow. and you know I made this observation long time ago,huh? your posts lack any element of basic intelligence, walahi 3 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 11:18pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
danielonyisi: USELESS GAYDOGGS FROM USELESS COUNTRY OF GAYS, ONEDAY, GOD WILL PUNISH ALL OF YOU. TILL NOW, NON OF YOU GAAYNAS IN THIS TREAD CAN MENTION ONE ACHIEVEMENT OF GHANA THAT CAN COMPETE WITH NIGERIA. LAZY PHOOLS THAT KNOWS NOTHING ELSE BUT TO HATE AND CRITICISE AS IF IT WILL ADD ANYTHING TO YOUR USELESS ECONOMYroforofo water don pass garri, abi? Illiterate bastard! my dog has more sense than you, ape the ediot is completely out of his depth. flexing with you is a complete waste of time, modafaka 3 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 11:13pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
danielonyisi: AND YOUR PHUCKING GAAYNA CANT COMPETE WITH THE COUNTRY YOU CALLED TOILET IN ALL ASPECT APART FROM CRIMESI doubt if you ever had any formal education because of your poor English. But never mind, I may employ you as the [b]INPREGNATOR-IN-CHIEF[/b]at my new baby factory at upper eweka road in onitsa, which opens next month,huh. There is too much suffering in that sh1thole. 42 million unemployed, 120 million without electricity, 34 million have no access to toilet, 90% mumugerians survive on less than $2 a day, life expectancy at 52 years, 3 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 11:10pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
danielonyisi: LIFE EXPECTANCY OR NOT THAT DOES NOT CHANGE THE FACT THAT WE ARE LIVING HEALTHYLiving healthy indeed! it is only in nigeria that a portruding stomach is seen as a sign of good health When asked, the help explained that the pregnancy was six months old. Her employer said she didn’t know she was pregnant as she is a very slim girl and she thought that the small protruding tummy was just an evidence of good living with her. https://www.nairaland.com/1569847/househelp-forcefully-delivers-6-month-old-baby 3 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 11:06pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Hahahahaha from 419 capital of the world, kidnap capital, to rapee capital, to corruption capital. The capital of perverts and paedophiles…………and the latest one is ……… yes, the toilet of the world The Toilet Named Nigeria http://washafrica./2011/07/12/the-toilet-named-nigeria/ 2 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 11:02pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Boko Haram in the north, kidnappings, otokoto, fake drugs, baby factories, armed robberies 42 million mumugerians are unemployed. No wonder kidnappings have become the second largest industry in the sh1thole! 3 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 11:00pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Hahahaha life expectancy of 52 years summarizes the misery in that sh1thole. Chei, sh1tnigeria 2 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 10:59pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
boron10: Ghanaian English abi?you better heed my advise and change your username to M0ron with an IQ of 10, or MOr0n10 ; 1 Like |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 10:57pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Hahaha they were in progressive Ghana recently to copy our health system http://www.spyghana.com/nigeria-delegation-gives-thumbs-up-to-ghanas-nhis-system/ 3 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 10:55pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Hahahahaha you nigerian monkeys are such a disgrace to the human race! You animals are unfuckingbeliavable! Fuckeduppenedness 2 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 10:52pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Nigerian rapist: criminals who evade deportation http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/immigration/8777637/Nigerian-rapist-criminals-who-evade-deportation.html A Nigerian rapist cannot be deported from Britain because a legal fight to remove him took so long he has developed a “life” here, European judges ruled. Here are other criminals who have not been deported because of their human rights. Aso Mohammed Ibrahim (left), an Iraqi, was allowed to stay in Britain on human rights grounds after he killed Amy Houston (right) in a hit-and-run. Photo: WARREN SMITH By Tom Whitehead, Home Affairs Editor 7:30AM BST 21 Sep 2011 :: Nepalese criminal Rocky Gurung was allowed to the stay in the UK despite killing the son of a Gurkha solider. Gurung was convicted of the manslaughter and jailed for three years after he and a gang of friends threw Bishal Gurung, no relation, in to the River Thames. An immigration tribunal later ruled deporting him would breach his right to a family life, despite the fact he was single and had no children. It was based on the fact his parents are here. |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 10:47pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Hahahahaha mumudsom, the undisputed kings of crime “Nigeria leads the world in criminal enterprises” – US journalist showers insults on Nigerians http://www.africanspotlight.com/2013/11/14/nigeria-leads-the-world-in-criminal-enterprises-us-journalist-showers-insults-on-nigerians/ A US journalist has hurled a series of insults on Nigerians, just weeks after a US Senator Ted Cruz described Nigerians as scammers in a bid to mock Obamacare website. Ann Coulter in an article titled, ‘To speak to a Nigerian Prince about your healthcare, press ’1′ now,’ says criminals are running the Obamacare website and most of them are inmates and Nigerians. Read excerpts below… This week we found out that the tens of thousands of “navigators” hired by the government to enroll people in Obamacare will include convicted felons. Despite some “navigators” having already been exposed as having arrest warrants against them, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has no plans to screen out the criminals. The problem isn’t their complexion, it’s their culture. In America, we think only dumb people become criminals. That’s not true in the Third World! Nigeria, for example, leads the world in criminal enterprises. Every level of Nigerian society is criminal, with the smart ones running Internet scams, the mid-range ones running car theft rings, and the stupid ones engaging in piracy and kidnapping. At the University of Lagos, you can major in credit card fraud. There were almost no Nigerians in the United States until the 1970s. Today, there are nearly 250,000 Nigerians in the U.S. (committing the cyber-crime Americans just won’t do!). In 2011, we took in more immigrants from Nigeria than from the United Kingdom (9,246 from the U.K. and 9,344 from Nigeria). Gosh, I sure hope our new Somali and Nigerian immigrants have German-style rectitude and are very honest about reporting all their income to the government. Her twitter handle is @AnnCoulter 1 Like |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 10:38pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Forty (40) Percent of Nigerians in the US Are Criminals - CNN Report Written by The Punch http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/newsflash/forty-40-percent-of-nigerians-in-the-us-are-criminals-cnn-report.html Nigerians in North America have rejected a recent report by the Cable Network News, claiming that 40 per cent of Nigerians in the United States of America were criminals. The Nigerians, operating under the All Nigerian-American Congress, said such stereotyping of Nigerians did not reflect the true situation of Nigerians in the US. The group’s position on the documentary, “How to rob a bank”, was made known in an e-mail sent to our correspondent on Thursday. The mail, jointly signed by the ANAC’s Chairman, Information and Public Affairs, Mr Paul Oranika, and President, Chief Temitope Ajayi, described the report as false and typical of biased reporting of African issues by the western media. The group’s position was reached at a national tele-conference organised by ANAC soon after the programe was aired between May 20 and 21. It regretted that the western media refused to see anything good in Africans, but would look for ways to portray them in bad light. The group said, “ Historically, the western news media focus on negative news when it comes to news coverage of Africa and its people. Such issues as war, famine, hunger, genocide, natural disaster, disease, fraud and mismanagement remain the sole focus of news coverage of Africa and its people. “What is baffling is that the African community in North America has been content in allowing the western media to define them to the world through these negative news reports. “In addition African embassies and consulates have failed to take leadership position in challenging some of the false and negative coverage given to Africa and its people.” |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 10:36pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Hahahahaha nigayrians? Bvllsh1t country inhabited by azzholes and thieving scvmbags Such a miserable ,dirty stinking place mumugerians don’t believe in toilet paper. Instead, they use wipe their azz with their left hands! 6-year-old girls are eligible for marriage in sh1tnigeria  And they breed unhindered, like pigs . The mumus will have 10 children when they hardly have enough to feed themselves- thereby breeding robbers, pr0stitutes, vagabonds etcHahahaha no wonder sh1tnigeria is a primitive sh1thole run by sh1tmongering twats- a dsytonian sh1thole! There are no words to describe sh1tnigeria |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 10:05pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
people are now kidnapped in that dustbin country for gala and a bottle of coke! Chei, 1 Like |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 9:59pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
PetroDolla2: What do you expect from a MUMU, a citizen of MUMUDOM Republic? sh11ty, deluded lunatics. So utterly and ludicrously stvpid Senseless mor0n! |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 9:57pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Dummies, what name do you give to a country of kidnappers, ritualists, pr0stitutes,419ners, scammers and spammers, terrorists, militants, armed robbers, book haram, friggin eediots rule? A country where nothing works? 2 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 9:56pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
on a typical day, the front page of nairaland looks like this shi1thole tinzNigerian Girl Killed In Rome, Italy by pitoski(m): 5:51pm On Dec 12 Another victim of human trafficking! Franca Abumen, a 27 years old Nigerian, living in Rome, Italy, has met her untimely death in the hands of an unknown men who brutally murdered her by tying her ankles and strangling her to death with a black cord, tied around her neck. Franca was killed in the woods of Stifone, between Narni Waters, in Rome and her body was found 24 hours after her death on Sunday 10th of December, 2012; after her friends called the police to declare her missing when she failed to return home from work (prostitution). Hoodlums may take over Nigeria – Afenifere on DECEMBER 13, 2012 • in NEWS 9:11 am BY DAYO JOHNSON AKURE—AFENIFERE, a pan-Yoruba socio-political group, Wednesday, challenged President Goodluck Jonathan to rise and act fast to stem the spate of insecurity and the wanton destruction of lives and property or face the possibility of hoodlums completely taking over the country. Secretary-General of the group, Bashorun Seinde Arogbofa, said the rate at which kidnappers abduct prominent Nigerians and the Boko Haram menace had not only put the lives of people at risk, but also scared away prospective investors. Arogbofa listed the recent abduction of the mother of Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and the wife of former Governor of Western Region, Gen. Oluwole Rotimi (rtd), as examples, which had brought bad publicity to the country. According to him, “nobody is any longer safe in the country. Just a few days ago, it was the elderly Prof (Mrs) Okonjo that was kidnapped; only yesterday it was the wife of Gen. Oluwole Rotimi, former governor of Western Region. “In the Northern part of the country, the Boko Haram is in charge and kills with reckless abandon.” 40-year-old Okada Rider Docked For Stealing Kolanuts, Palm Oil by Ptimes: 10:33am On Dec 12 A 40-year-old commercial motorcyclist, popularly called okada rider, Segun Olowomako, has been arraigned before an Ore Magistrate Court for allegedly stealing two baskets of kolanuts and two kegs of palm oil. He was alleged to have conspired with one other person, still at large, to commit the offence. According to the charge, Mr. Olowomako, and one other person, sometimes in September, 2012, conspired to commit felony to wit stealing at about 7.00 p.m. at Zaccheus Junction Ore, in the Ore Magisterial District. The duo thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under section 516 of the criminal code ,Cap 37 ,Volume 1 ,Laws of Ondo State of Nigeria 2006. 2 Policemen Arrested For Okonjo-Iweala's Mother's Kidnapping by pDude(m): 6:48pm On Dec 12 Okonjo Kidnap: Two Police officers Arrested Two policemen have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of Finance Minister’s 82-year-old mother, the police said on Wednesday. Professor Kamene Okonjo, mother of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, who is the Finance Minister and Coordinating Minister of the economy was abducted on Sunday from her home in Ogwuachi-Uku, Delta state. Beware Of "Pillows Sellers In Lagos Traffic" by PayWell: 5:27pm On Dec 11 I just bought two pillows from an aboki, got home, took off the nice plastic wrappings and then PERCEIVED a nasty smell, not what i expected of a new product. Became curious, took a razor blade and cut it open. What i saw was undecipherable, pieces of very old and dirty foam. Ouch!!! The Stench. I guess the very old and dirty foam was taken from the dustbin. I am dump-folded. I have just been swindled of my hard earned cash and what about the health hazard posed by such a product. LAGOS BUYERS BEWARE!!! Police Arrest ‘Spirit’ In Kano by Tolexander(m): 5:26am On Dec 12 The Kano State Police Command, yesterday, announced the arrest of a ‘700-year-old spirit’ that engages in extorting money from the members of the public by imposing fear in them via telephone calls. Briefing journalists at the Bompai headquarters of the command, the Kano State Police Commissioner, Mr. Ibrahim K. Idris, explained that the ‘spirit’ turned out to be one Alhaji Nura Hamza, a resident of Kurna Asabe Quarters in the state. Idris explained that the suspect had taken advantage of the fear imposed in his victims by his status as a ‘spirit’ to cause them to source money and deposit same in a nearby bush, on an anthill, for spiritual purposes. 2 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 9:45pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
[quote author=Jigga_man101]Is the truth Nigerians are dirt poor, ashawos and criminals.[/quote]419ners, yahoo yahoo, pick pockets, armed robbers, exam cheats, ritualists, witches and wizards, militants, oil bunkerers, pirates, pr0stitutes and pimps, terrorists etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc the dirtiest people ever created https://www.nairaland.com/167991/nigerians-dirty-habits-ever-change https://www.nairaland.com/752730/4-most-shocking-facts-dirty 4 Most Shocking Facts on Dirty Habits in Nigeria 1. 33 million Nigerians defecate in the open depositing 1.7 million tones of fæces in the environment annually. 2. 20% of Nigerians expect to be consoled for farting or belching without apologies. 3. 90% of Nigerian food vendors and cooks handle food immediately after blowing their noses. 4. 90% of Nigerians don’t wash their hands after urinating by the roadside. That is why life expectancy had dropped below 48 years in Nigeria and may continue to drop until majority of Nigerians stop their unhygienic lifestyles. 2 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 9:31pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
adamscuti: look at this der@nged burnt skin charcant,fvcking ape from an uder-developed zoo , 87percent of ur kind has no access to toilets,rih people have access to toilets ,right?thunder fire your dirty azz. undernourished, undereducated, unemployable mumuegerian with an IQ of less than 10! https://www.nairaland.com/1419762/poverty-lowers-iq-study-says citizen of the federal republic of f0000000000000000000ls modafaka your putrid mouth smells from sokoto to ogoja, mor0n! fvck you retarded gay dog! I wonder the disgusting piece of trash that opened its legs to give birth to a coach-roach like you, mudder fugger! |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 9:24pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Nigerian 'baby factories' bring profits and pain http://www.foxnews.com/world/2013/09/08/nigerian-baby-factories-bring-profits-and-pain/ The proprietor of Nigeria's Moonlight Maternity Clinic was not interested in discussing allegations that he sells newborn babies, with boys fetching higher prices than the girls. "I have nothing to say to you," Ben Akpudache, a stout 74-yeard-old, told AFP at the small, dimly lit clinic with concrete floors tucked between commercial shops in the southeastern city of Enugu. "I can't just have people coming in and asking questions." "Doctor" Akpudache, whose medical credentials are under question, had his clinic raided in July after a three-month sting operation in which the security forces discovered[b] a so-called baby factory[/b] ."We had our people posing as if they wanted to buy a child," Nigeria's Civil Defence Corps (NCDC) spokesman Denny Iwuckukwu told AFP. Police had separately stormed his home in May, where they discovered that babies were also for sale. The "factories" are usually small facilities parading as private medical clinics that house pregnant women and offer their children for sale. In some cases, young women have allegedly been held against their will and raped, with their newborns sold on the black market. But security services say the majority of cases, including that of the Moonlight clinic, have seen unmarried women with unplanned pregnancies arrive voluntarily or through persuasion. Their newborns are then sold for several thousand dollars, with boys fetching higher prices. The mother receives roughly $200 (150 euros). Typical was Ebere Onwuchekwa, 29, who became emotional when asked about the sale of her son Prosper. Speaking at the office of a child rights NGO, she said the father demanded she get an abortion, illegal in Nigeria, and she refused. Her mother ultimately brought in a "midwife", who delivered the baby then sold him for $1500. "She took him away... He was a day old," said Onwuchekwa. After learning what happened, her uncles tracked Prosper down and got him back. The 18-month-old sat quietly on his mother's lap as she spoke. When asked about the woman who sold her son, a resentful Onwuchekwa said "she doesn't want me to say anything about what happened". As for Akpudache, he is out on bail and his facility, which he insisted in a brief, tense encounter was a "registered maternity clinic", remains opens. Authorities said it was not been shut down because they were waiting for the courts to take action, though the NCDC spokesman insisted Akpudache would face justice. "Human beings should not be sold like animals," said Iwuckukwu. When police stormed Akpudache's expansive, three-storey home in Ogui Eke village, roughly an hour outside Enugu, they found six pregnant young women. In a video provided to AFP by the Enugu police, one of the women said she wanted to continue studying, not struggle as a single mother. Akpudache's offer to host her through the pregnancy then sell the newborn seemed a solution. In the same video, Akpudache said he was just trying to "help people in need". Despite a 2003 law against human trafficking, including selling children, it is Nigeria's third most common crime behind fraud and drug trafficking, the United Nations has said. The European Union has cited Nigeria as the African country where the scourge is most common. The maximum sentence is life in prison but sentencing remains at the judges' discretion and offenders can get away with just a fine. Baby trafficking, in particular, has intensified in the southeast, which is populated mainly by the Igbo ethnic group. The NCDC has several ongoing undercover operations targeting suspected baby trafficking rings in Enugu, underscoring the severity of the problem in this region. The reasons given for why this "baby" market has developed here vary widely. Some fear newborns are being sold to witchdoctors for rituals in a country where occult practices still occur. Some say fraudsters in the region had simply found another reliable way to earn cash. But the security forces and activists said the majority of buyers are likely married couples struggling to conceive. Oby Nwankwo, who spent years as a magistrates court judge in the southeast, said Igbo customs that place huge importance on male children may also play a role. Widows and daughters have faced massive obstacles when trying to inherit family resources after the death of a patriarch, explained Nwankwo, also a member of a UN committee on discrimination against women (CEDAW). 2 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 9:15pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
The dustbin country has four oil refineries and yet imports all its refined fuel. If this is not a confirmation of a cursed nation, then what is it? The biggest shith0ole ever in the history of mankind exports 2.5 million barrels of oil daily and yet 90% of their impoverished and long-suffering citizens struggle to survive on less than $ 2 a day. LOL. Their leaders are busy chopping their money. LOL. Their leaders don’t even respect them. They see them as first class MUGUs!!!! Chei. I understand their cassava bread-eating leader told them he did not give a fvck! 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 [/b]years in Nigeria and [b]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[url] http://www.energymin.gov.gh/?p=346[/url] 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. 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 [/b]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. Nigeria’s economy was expected to grow at[b] 6.8% in 2013, compared with Ghana’s projected growth rate of 8%. Ghana is ahead of Nigeria in FIFA rankings. Ghana is second best in Africa, Nigeria is 5th 2 Likes |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 9:06pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
The Toilet Named Nigeria roforoforofo sh1tnigeria paaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Posted on July 12, 2011 http://washafrica./2011/07/12/the-toilet-named-nigeria/ In his latest column, government critic and Professor of Creative Writing at Trinity College (USA) Okey Ndibe, voices his disgust at the practice of open defecation in his homeland Nigeria. If you want to gauge how badly Nigerians have been animalized, then pay attention to how, and where, many of them defecate. Just recently, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) reported that 33 million Nigerians have no access to decent toilets. As a consequence, said the report, these citizens of Africa’s most populous nation answer the call of nature in the open. Is it really only 33 million Nigerians? One is afraid that here’s one occasion when statisticians have pegged the figure too low. Nigeria – as I wrote three years ago – may be described as one vast toilet. Anybody who has traveled from Lagos to Onitsha by road knows that there isn’t one single rest area with toilet facilities along the route. At stops in Ore or Benin City, pressed passengers must hurry off into the brushes, gingerly skating around others’ feces, in order to relieve themselves. In Ndibe’s eyes the “habit of doing in public what ought to be done in private” points to a deep cultural crisis. Long habituated to inhuman conditions, many Nigerians have ceased noticing those peeing or defecating in the open. Or, when we notice, too many of us have lost our sense of outrage at the oddity. Public acts of pissing and defecation have become – more or less – normal, part and parcel of our social experience and landscape. Open defecation in Oshodi, Lagos, Nigeria. Photo: Kola Aliyu / PM News The associated health risks of Nigeria’s insanitary conditions have made Ndibe feel uneasy about shaking hands. For me, it’s often a dilemma. I know how scandalous it would be to refuse to offer one’s hand. Yet, I can’t help wondering where the hands I shake have been, and whether they’ve been washed. Ndibe retells an revealing anecdote about local government staff who staunchly opposed a plan to build staff toilets. They told the local government administrator to “just give them a share of the public funds – and to leave it up to them to decide on toilet matters”. Read the full column published posted on Okey Ndibe’s web site on 4 July 2011. |
| Business › Re: Confessions Of A Ghana-based Nigerian Youth by PetroDolla2: 8:47pm On Dec 27, 2013 |
Tough Times: Nigerians Flee To Ghana, Vietnam Our correspondents February 15th, 2009 More Nigerians are fleeing to countries like Ghana and Vietnam to escape the harsh economic realities back home , even as some big businesses are gradually folding up and relocating. LEADERSHIP SUNDAY learnt that Nigerians now seek refuge in far-flung countries hitherto not considered as lands of "green pasture". Countries like Vietnam, Mozambique, Ethiopia and China are fast replacing the traditionally favorites like the United Kingdom, Libya and the USA. Most of the people leaving are pointing to the lack of electricity and insecurity as the cause of their exodus. Those abroad are also vowing that they won’t return home until conditions become better.Godwin Ukwu (not real name) told our correspondents that he has finished all arrangements to relocate next month. Ukwu said his friends are "making it" in Cameroon and have asked him to join them there. He said: "I’m going to Cameroon to sell beer. My friends are there and they are making it big in their various business. In fact, last Christmas, some of them came home and told us that we are suffering here. For instance, transportation is such a huge problem there. In fact their roads are better than the ones in the East. Besides, my business is suffering as there is no light. Customers will come and they can’t drink my beer because it is not chilled. So, I’m losing customers and business is bad." Another respondent told our reporters that if he has his way, he would flee the country. Speaking to LEADERSHIP SUNDAY, the man who gave his name as John said that Nigeria has become "hell" for him. John is a graduate of six years and has remained unemployed. According to him, every attempt to get a government or private job has failed. He said: "if I have the opportunity, I would leave this country. In fact, in looking for people who would tell me how to get to Libya. At least, I will get a job and my life would be safer," he said. Like most unemployed youngsters in the country, John has tried to be self employed. He said: "my uncle gave me some money recently to start something. So I got a corner shop at Kubwa (In Abuja) to start a barbing salon. Right now, the place has been demolished and I’m looking for another place, but even if I get a place, what about light and water? Through the time I had the saloon, it was generator that powered the business and that is very expensive. Even with the generator some weeks, I will have nothing doing because of fuel scarcity. I really want to leave. I love my country but I can’t go on like this," he lamented. LEADERSSHIP SUNDAY check shows that influx of Nigerians into Ghana doubled after the Presidential election that ushered in a new government there. A Nigerian living in Ghana told correspondents that many of his relatives are pestering him to get them accommodation in Ghana. He said: "I’m amazed at how Nigerians are moving into Ghana these days. You know, in the past it was as if we were stupid leaving here for Ghana, but see what is happening. Each day we see Nigerians trooping in their droves." The Ghana resident, who spoke anonymously, gave reasons why Ghana is becoming attractive: "the truth is that the society works. In Ghana, there is orderliness, not the chaos you have here. There is constant light and this is important for living. There is also security and respect for human rights. If you ask me it is the turn of Nigerians to run to Ghana like the Ghanaians did in the 80’s. Many Nigerians are in Ghana today, intermarrying and looking for ways to become citizens. I don’t think they would want to return unless conditions change in Nigeria," he said. A source in Vietnam, told LEADERSHIP SUNDAY that the Vietnamese government is trying to restrict the influx of Nigerians into the country because of the huge number running there. Libya too has not lost its appeal to Nigerians. In spite of the precarious route, Nigerians daily put their lives on the line to cross over. The journey, mostly done by foot, find Nigerians crossing the Sahara, risking arrest and deadly attacks by patrol team to get to Tripoli, the capital of Libya. Says an official of a prominent government agency concerned with human trafficking, who do not want to be mentioned, " most of the travelers are girls going to engage in prostitution. The men are often their pimps. And no matter the campaign our office is making, the truth is that the rush is still on. We can arrest them or even sensitize them, but what is clear to us is that this is an ongoing war. Sex slaves are still been trafficked abroad. Our agency is helping to stave it off. But no one should be deceived, human trafficking is not going to go away in a long time. The harsh conditions here, coupled with the lure of greener pasture is just too much temptation for many of the girls and their manager to bear. The arrest and pains they suffer during the trips is a little sacrifice they make." An emerging trend also is that of businesses folding up. Dunlop, for instance has folded up and may be relocating to Ghana. Part of the reason for the relocation is the unstable power supply in Nigeria. Checks show s that many businesses are already rethinking their continued stay in the country. South Africa and Ethiopia appear more appealing to such big businesses. Already, major stakeholders in tourism and hospitality business are looking downwards to South Africa- a country getting ready to host the world cup in 2010. 3 Likes |
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NIGERIANS ARE THE WORST FOOLS ON EARTH- BIAFRAN RADIO http://radiobiafra.co/news/why-nigerians-are-the-worst-fools-on-earth Why Nigerians are the worst fools on earth Umaru Dikko the former Aviation Minister under the administration of Shehu Shagari in the second republic is the arch looter and an extraordinary criminal of international repute. He singlehandedly put Nigeria on the map in the league of African treasury robbers. This exclusive club of African thieving monkeys that specialise in the wholesale stealing of public money has within its ranks Mobutu Sese Seko Kuku Ngbendu wa Za Banga of Congo, Samuel Doe of Liberia, President Teodoro Obiang Nguema of Equatorial Guinea, Mr Adisa Akinloye then NPN National Chairman of Nihgeria, General Ibrahim Babangida of Nigeria, General Sanni Abacha of Nigeria, Chief Obafemi Awolowo of Nigeria, Félix Houphouët-Boigny of Ivory Coast amongst many others. These men and their likes are responsible for the catalogue of cataclysmic social catastrophe afflicting the hopeless inhabitants of their respective countries. They did more damage than the combined might of Western colonialisation, First World War, Second World War, cholera, chicken pox, small pox and HIV put together. That President Goodluck Jonathan and his PDP sunk so low to give Umaru Dikko what amounts to public appointment confirms what the rest of the world have always known that Nigerians are indeed gullible fools incapable of reason. It is with utter incredulity that the few people left with their faculties intact in the Zoological Republic of Nigeria greeted the news that the disgrace that calls itself The Peoples Democratic Party announced the composition of its national disciplinary committee with this looter of looters, the notorious Alhaji Umaru Dikko, of the 'billionaire in a crate' fame as chairman of the panel. 2 Likes |
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PetroDolla2: Nigeria Is Not Mumudom But Evildom |
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Nigeria Is Not Mumudom But Evildom Written by Ozodi Osuji Ph.D NIGERIAN NO LONGER MUMUDON, BUT EVILDOM http://chatafrik.com/articles/nigerian-affairs/nigeria-is-not-mumudom-but-evildom This essay is in response to Okey Ndibe’s essay calling Nigerians mumu and calling the country Mumudom. Mumu implies that one is a fool that others take advantage of. Nigerians are not fools, Mumu and no one is taking advantage of them. Nigerians choose to do the wrong things rather than the right things. The right name for Nigeria is Evildom !Last night, at around 2AM, actually, I read an article by Okey Ndibe in which he characterized Nigerians as Mumu and called their country a kingdom of mumus hence mumudom. I laughed until I feared waking those sleeping in my house and restrained myself. Mr. Ndibe’s argument is that Nigerians are party to the abuse of their leaders. He carefully described how ordinary Nigerians allow their leaders to turn the country into a kleptocracy, a place where the leaders are elected to steal from the people. His point is that if the people had stood up and opposed their thievish leaders that Nigeria would not be the empire of thieves it is today. Apparently, Nigerians are afraid of harm and death and when they try to oppose the criminal gang ruling them some of them disappear and fear of experiencing similar fate disposes the many to keep quiet as the bandits at Abuja rob the country down. Mr. Ndibe supposes that given Nigerians ready acquiescence to being robbed that the criminal roadshow would go on until there is no longer something to rob. He feels that until oil wells dry up and there is no money to pay military goon squads to subdue the people that the highway robbers at Abuja would keep doing their thing. In other words, Nigerians would not be freed from their gangster rulers until the gangsters no longer have money to pay goons squads to corral the people and keep them in line. An empty treasury is the only hope for ridding Nigeria of her criminal leaders! Left to their own devices Nigerians cannot have an honest government. What an indictment of his fellow countrymen, I thought. Ndibe’s essay made sense to me. Thus, all day today I thought about it. The more I think about it the more I realized that he is mistaken. Thus, this evening I decided to correct his mistake hence this essay. The term mumu implies a simpleton who is easily taken advantage of by others; a person so trusting that unscrupulous persons hoodwink him. Is this what Nigerians are? Could anyone ever call Nigerians fools? I do not think so. All Nigerians have PhDs in how to steal; they are all ingenious in figuring out ways to swindle other persons. Take a look at their 419 scams relieving Westerners millions of dollars yearly; their Social Security number scams (they use your social security number to obtain credit cards and use the money to live well and in the meantime have spoiled your credit); their bank scams (they borrow money from banks and vamoose with it).Just think of any type of scam going on in America and Nigerians are involved in it . They are never found in anything that calls for sacrificing ones time and energy for the good of other people; indeed, if you do so they would call you a Mumu.I used to go to jails and prisons on weekends to provide our brothers in prisons with free counseling and run group therapies for them. Usually, black folks cannot afford to see psychotherapists and the only psychological treatments they get is when their black asses are filled with psychotropic medications that eventually damage their livers and kidneys and kill them. Well, when some Nigerians realized how I spent my weekends they asked me how much I was getting paid and I said nothing and they called me Mumu and mugu, a fool. You see, in their world you do not seek ways to serve the public; to be smart is to steal from the public. Anyway, the more I think about Mr. Ndibe’s characterization of Nigerians as Mumu and their country as Mumudom the more I disagree with him. Nigerians are no one’s fools. In fact, they are the ones fooling people. The appropriate term characterizing Nigerians is evil. Nigerians are evil people; their country is a country of evil people and is appropriately called Evildom. chei ma belle laugh dey tear ma bell so taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay Nigerians do not lack the knowledge of what is right or wrong; they simply do not want to do the right thing. They want to be evil, period. They turned their country into a hell of bribery and corruption not because they do not know that those are not good for the development of their country but because they are evil souls. Before we proceed, let me quickly tell you that I totally reject the social science paradigm that tells people that they are victims of their environment. You see, Liberal white social scientists came to Africa and told Africans that they are victims of colonialism and neocolonialism and that the white man oppressed them. Liberals told Africans that they are where they are because of what white folks did to them. Africans problems are attributed to white men. That is what social science teaches and Africans swallowed that nonsense whole and stinker and now see themselves as the victims of white men. Even as Nigerian leaders like Babangida, Abacha, Obasanjo and Jonathan transformed their offices to avenues from which they became rich while doing nothing for average Nigerians , white liberals tell average Nigerians that the reason why they are suffering is because of white colonialism. It is not black folk’s fault that they live in poverty; it is the white man’s fault. 1 Like |
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In sh1tnigeria, young girls are impregnated and kept in secret locations. When they give birth, the babies are taken away and sold to the highest bidder! LOL. Just like they do for animals..like goats,sheep and cows! they call is baby factories https://www.nairaland.com/1388810/police-smash-baby-factory-rivers hahahahah mumugerians behaving like animals, as usual https://www.nairaland.com/1396197/nigerian-men-urinating-outsidesh1thole tinz http://saharareporters.com/article/depressing-tales-nigeriathe largest city of apes http://www.chimpout.com/forum/showthread.php?160202-Lagos-Nigeria-the-largest-nigger-city-in-the-worldhttp://forums.sherdog.com/forums/f48/a-1317797/ 1 Like |
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hahahahahaha suffering and smiling country sh1tnigeria Food stampede kills 20 in Nigeria This is the third time in the past four years that a stampede occurred in the state while distributing food, money and local fabrics among residents. Up to 20 people have been reportedly killed and many injured in a stampede during an annual event to distribute food and gifts to poor people in central Nigeria. Witnesses said that the stampede occurred during the event held by the ruling People Democratic Party (PDP) near the home of Nigerian Senator Bukola Saraki in Ilorin, the capital city of the central Kwara state. Medics at Sobi Specialist Hospital confirmed to Anadolu Agency that they counted up to 20 fatalities brought from the Ile Loke, the political courtyard of Senator Saraki. This is the third time in the past four years that a stampede occurred in the state while distributing food, money and local fabrics among residents. "The figure being reported falls far short of the reality," Muhyideen Abubakar, who attended the event, told AA. "I counted up to 20 people who died. That is besides the many who were taken to hospitals. Some of them have been confirmed dead and some remain in critical condition." But PDP spokesman Masiud Adebimpe insisted that only four people died in the stampede. "We regret that four of our party members died in the stampede while those injured are being treated in the hospital," he told AA. A source said the stampede occurred on Wednesday night through Thursday morning but "the Sarakis and the government have tried to suppress it in the media or play down the figures." "The deaths have become an annual ritual here," the source told AA on condition of anonymity. "Many years ago, it happened, it then stopped and then resumed in the past four years. Tongues are waggling but what can we do? We are helpless but God is most powerful and all knowing." Senator Saraki's leadership is disputed by many opposition politicians and intellectuals who accuse the Saraki family - whose patriarch Olusola Saraki died last year after 40 years of dictating the state politics - of running patronage political system that thrives based on giving handouts to the poor masses while leaving the state underdeveloped. Kwara politics is known nationwide to be strange and peculiar with a family deciding its direction for years. Kwara is among Nigeria's poorest states and is believed to rank among the lowest in terms of human capital potentials. Women and youths often queue in the central state to collect money at the Saraki's place almost every other week in return for political allegiance to the political dynasty. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Hahahaha LOL How is it my fault or that of any Ghanaian that you human eating, coc-k suckin, sub human vile beasts are so phucked? how did 180 million sickos end up in one place. LOL. The 7th largest producer of oil, with some of the largest reserves of gas and yet they can’t produce enough electricity for themselves. The shith0le can’t even fvckin produce petrol for its poverty-ridden citizens. LOL. Is it a surprise long lines can be found at filling stations across that shith0le? 1 Like |
. According to the International Maritime Bureau reported Nigeria had 11 of 66 global incidents for the first quarter of 2013 