₦airaland Forum

etiosa24:
You are the biggest fool of all. How can you compare Nigeria to Ghana. Everybody knows Naija music is well better to Ghanian music. Next time shut the t____ up.

Fantastic2m:
Ghanaians are second to Nigerians even in our worst times

peculiar3:
oga lawyer, what evidence do you have that they are not?

peculiar3:
...those guys are Ghanaians for goodness sake, stop damaging our already spoilt rep

ChukwuCantDie: Hello my Gaynaian friend, how are you today sir ? Remember me from the other thread when you were telling me about how much better Ghana is than Nigeria? I laughed then and I laugh now.

I maintain the idea that we should annex Ghana, there would be no opposition form their tiny armed forces it would simply be a matter of signing paperwork to become a part of the Nigerian empire.

iconize: Mixed-race baby business booming in Ghana

According to reports, mixed race baby business is booming in the beautiful city of Accra in Ghana. With $3,000, you can have a mixed race baby without having sex with a person of a different race.

Ghanaian journalist Stephen Kwabena Effah writes about this crazy new trend on Infoboxx.com
In Ghana, they are regarded as hotcakes. Their complexion put them on a fairly higher pedestal, as they are the ones every guy or lady craves to date - the half-caste!
But ever thought that a time will come for half-caste babies to be bred in Ghana? Well, thanks to modern science, one can have a half-caste or mixed-race baby without necessarily having to marry or have sexual intercourse with a person of different race.
Following in the steps of artificial insemination, a novel venture to create a new society –‘Half-caste World’- on the African continent is bourgeoning in Ghana’s capital, Accra.


As ridiculous as it may seem, considering the fact that the word ‘half-caste’ denigrate one’s status in society, especially in Europe and the Americas, advocates of this enterprise believe the creation of this breed of people of bi-racial identity positions Africa for a better future.

“Half-caste World is founded to transform Africa into the land of riches and beauty, the land of every man’s dream. We believe life began in African and will end in Africa,” the advocates posted on their Facebook page.

The campaign is targeting both African couples and single women who are desirous of giving birth to half-caste babies the opportunity of a lifetime at a relatively affordable cost.

Although the advocate of this campaign has not revealed his identity, investigations conducted by www.infoboxx.com pointed to one Augustine N.K. Boateng, a graduate of “University Mohammed Premier” hotc in Morocco.

When contacted on a phone number provided on his newly created website, he declined to provide details on the procedure and the level of patronage, saying “I just started it and wouldn’t want to involve the media at this early stage”.

However, our investigation revealed he started operating about four months ago from Madina Estates in Accra.

It was further revealed that Boateng provides gametes from almost all nationalities including the UK and the US at a cost of 3,000 US Dollars upwards, depending on the process and the individual’s request.
There are questions about how gametes are procured, the insemination procedure and even the regulatory regime. Boateng claims that the procedure to insert the “gametes can be done both in a clinic and at home.”

The Half-caste babies entrepreneur prides himself of giving women and couples half-caste babies with “mental and physical beauty”.
 
“A new world has began and it is like the tide, you either swim along or get left behind. You too can be a blessing for the next generation,” he posted on Facebook.

To Boateng, there is what he has termed “a vast racial gap between Africa and the rest of the world” which ought to be bridged through breeding of half-caste on the continent.

overhypedsteve: do not think that i did not know the uproar that my earlier comment would stir from those who seem to have or share a different opinion with me. But please i would like to let this set of poorly developed humans, who have succeeded in hiding under the umbrella of being humans to behave like animals, this set of people that have desperately in a search of attention, accredition and (if you will) approval spent a considerably resourceful amount of their useless existence in perpetuating some of the basest atrocities on a nigerian site ( can you imagine?) a country which this people have publicly shown their jealousy, hate, envy and foolish rivalry, this hate is seen in their government policies specially designed to frustrate the efforts of industrious nigerians that seek to extend development to this savages, it is a common news that without nigerians no Ghana, and true to that saying nigerian investors have tried their best to develope this " valley of delusion" that is how much we love our poor brother.
But the fact still stands that there are countries and country. Ghana is a west African country, while Nigeria is "the" west African country. When any news is being passed about ecowas or west Africa and sometimes Africa, please be sure to confirms if it is not Nigeria. Because when you speak of ecowas, you speak of Nigeria, when you speak of Africa you speak of nigerians.

I am very sure you are fully acquainted wither various methods through which informations are extracted from the anal region( animal which you are)but i do not think such knowledge would benefit me or any of my country men in any way so i would advice that you keep that your disgusting expertise to yourself.

P.s. Read my comment but try not to quote it, for your own good.and please advice your friends to stop inviting me to threads about the "nigerian economic province called Ghana"

overhypedsteve: you know i wouldn't support any derogatory comment on my country, the power house of Africa and ecowas, the liberator of down trodden African states, the home of African commerce and industry, the geographical trigger of Africa, the only reason why Europe have not sold ecowas to their capitalists, the saviour of mandela and south Africa, the sheriff of the gulf of guinea, the most vibrant economy in the black race, the headquater of all black humans ( even some black Caribbeans/Brazilians owe to us their origin), sir anybody should be proud to be a nigerian. I am a nigerian who are you? More recently we placed a satellite right over Africa to help in global disaster management, the US collected the first satellite picture of the hurricane kathrina from Nigeria satellite agency. Our satellite is a part of the few global satellite that is a part of the global disaster warning constellation. We re so great that we sent ghanians packing when they got too comfortable in our land, we stopped supplying Ghana with gas and the cry baby Mahama, ran to Europe to beg for help.
I respect ghanian citizens, but i ll never regard them as equal with nigerians, we operate at different levels, no two nations are equally endowed. The instrument available to us in achieving our foreign policies are not available to Ghana. We rule the gulf of guinea and even the whites and Chinese come over to the gulf to earn from our navy. We rule my man. We rule. When you see a nigerian flag, please respect it, cus it is the primary symbol of a great people and nation.
Thank you.

mrham03: see who is talking! Have u forgotten about your 2000 baby factories in your zoo country. selling babies in nigeria is like selling bread. Craziness!

iconize: This one has been avoiding me after I told him to acquire at least 00.2% IQ before we can discuss.

iconize: Yes, that's why a pastor said your economy is cursed. And another person said your economy is a mess.

iconize: Is that man burnt like those kids from the gorillas clan?

V0lv0: Petro dola I apologise in advance for all the times I shut you down. I know understand what you meant. Good night my people. Have work tomorrow. Keep slaying them haters

iconize: What a truck load of gibberish!

This is what I call burnt and fuggly. All I can see is semi white teeth.

adamskutty: shaaaaaaarap u syiphillis infested buffallo, u have no right whatsoever to tell her what and what not to do u waste of space

iconize: Dumbness!

Quit running back and forth and read the story I posted.

Have you seen a gaynaian doll before?

I'll have bad dreams if I post one!

iconize: Up North?

No Ghanaian lady whether mixed or not can match Calabar girls let alone Igbos.

You and I know ugliness is a Ghanaian thing.

Mixed-race baby business booming in Ghana

According to reports, mixed race baby business is booming in the beautiful city of Accra in Ghana. With $3,000, you can have a mixed race baby without having sex with a person of a different race.

Ghanaian journalist Stephen Kwabena Effah writes about this crazy new trend on Infoboxx.com
In Ghana, they are regarded as hotcakes. Their complexion put them on a fairly higher pedestal, as they are the ones every guy or lady craves to date - the half-caste!
But ever thought that a time will come for half-caste babies to be bred in Ghana? Well, thanks to modern science, one can have a half-caste or mixed-race baby without necessarily having to marry or have sexual intercourse with a person of different race.
Following in the steps of artificial insemination, a novel venture to create a new society –‘Half-caste World’- on the African continent is bourgeoning in Ghana’s capital, Accra.


As ridiculous as it may seem, considering the fact that the word ‘half-caste’ denigrate one’s status in society, especially in Europe and the Americas, advocates of this enterprise believe the creation of this breed of people of bi-racial identity positions Africa for a better future.

“Half-caste World is founded to transform Africa into the land of riches and beauty, the land of every man’s dream. We believe life began in African and will end in Africa,” the advocates posted on their Facebook page.

The campaign is targeting both African couples and single women who are desirous of giving birth to half-caste babies the opportunity of a lifetime at a relatively affordable cost.

Although the advocate of this campaign has not revealed his identity, investigations conducted by www.infoboxx.com pointed to one Augustine N.K. Boateng, a graduate of “University Mohammed Premier” hotc in Morocco.

When contacted on a phone number provided on his newly created website, he declined to provide details on the procedure and the level of patronage, saying “I just started it and wouldn’t want to involve the media at this early stage”.

However, our investigation revealed he started operating about four months ago from Madina Estates in Accra.

It was further revealed that Boateng provides gametes from almost all nationalities including the UK and the US at a cost of 3,000 US Dollars upwards, depending on the process and the individual’s request.
There are questions about how gametes are procured, the insemination procedure and even the regulatory regime. Boateng claims that the procedure to insert the “gametes can be done both in a clinic and at home.”

The Half-caste babies entrepreneur prides himself of giving women and couples half-caste babies with “mental and physical beauty”.
 
“A new world has began and it is like the tide, you either swim along or get left behind. You too can be a blessing for the next generation,” he posted on Facebook.

To Boateng, there is what he has termed “a vast racial gap between Africa and the rest of the world” which ought to be bridged through breeding of half-caste on the continent.

Ghanaians are fuggly and very inferior in nature. Just see the excitement over a simple question.

iconize: Does it change the fact that ugliness is a gaynaian thing, hence the buying of babies from Liberia?

iconize: Is that why Dauda looks like a gorilla?

Read the news I posted.

By the way, how sure am I that lad is a Nigerian?

iconize: Is that why "Ghanaians are buying babies from Liberia?"

iconize: What's it that Ghanaians smoke that make them reason like animals?

Can you imagine the excitement over a simple question.

Your brainless brothers are just running in excitement screaming that I want to marry a Ghanaian.