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Christianity Etc › Re: Why Didnt You Go To Church Today? by pof600: 4:30pm On Sep 01, 2013
I didn't because religion is nonsense and God doesn't exist.
Christianity Etc › Re: A Compelling Testimony Of The Reality Of Hell Fire by pof600: 4:28pm On Sep 01, 2013
Heaven & hell do not exist. Your existence is a highly overrated phenomenon. When you die, your body decomposes and forms part of a never ending cycle of life that has gone on for millions of years. Religion is for the weak minded like you. God doesn't exist either. You have a low IQ- i suspect this reality may not sit well with you.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Interesting things About God by pof600: 4:20pm On Sep 01, 2013
The only interesting thing about God is that, he/she/it doesn't exist. Sadly. You're gullible if you believe otherwise.
Nairaland General › Modernghana.com: Nigeriophobia In Ghana. My Journey Across West Africa. by pof600(op): 5:57am On Sep 24, 2012
" Pamelap is a small community and would be difficult to find accommodation. The Sierra Leonean women became protective of me. I became immensely affected by all the acts of kindness. There are kind people almost everywhere, especially women. Majority of Westerners who visit Ghana would affirm that Ghanaians are hospitable and generous people. Most West Africans would, however, disagree with that observation. I bow my head in shame conceding this truth. Nigerians, Sierra Leoneans, Liberians and many other West African nationals are cast in a certain light on the mind of the typical Ghanaian - uncultured and prone to immoral behavior. Nigeriophobia is an example. This is the irrational fear that almost every Nigerian is prone to criminal behavior and that one must avoid coming in contact with them at every possible opportunity. This unfounded fear is widespread not only in Ghana but around the continent and beyond. There is no truth to this, however. Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and the 7th populous in the world and has over six times the population of Ghana. In terms of land mass, Nigeria is about four times the size of Ghana. I can put it in this form - in every square mile of random world population, a Nigerian has about 1.9-2.0% chance of appearing than a Ghanaian. The Ghanaian population is about 15% of the Nigerian. One and half (1.5) percent of the Nigerian population is about 2.4million. That is the population of Accra and Cape Coast combined. Imagine criminals the size of both Accra and Cape Coast' populations combined, unleashed on the world from a single country. Well that is one and half percent of the Nigerian population. By these mathematical considerations, it makes lots of sense to dismiss the notion that almost every Nigerian is prone to criminal behavior. The intelligent approach to this is to consider every criminal or immoral behavior on individual basis. Every Ghanaian is only credit to Ghana but personally responsible for their actions. If this principle is true, we can agree that it applies to every country. "

An except from an article on popular Ghana website.

http://www.modernghana.com/news/419420/50/my-journey-across-west-africa-pt-4-the-ride-throug.html
Crime › 2 Nigerians Arrested With US $100M In Uganda by pof600(op): 8:20pm On May 12, 2012
Politics › New Au Headquarters Built & Funded By Chinese by pof600(op): 10:13am On Jan 29, 2012
No one seems outraged about this on this forum. May be not yet.

Every head of African state should be ashamed of this.

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The African Union on Saturday inaugurated its new high-rise headquarters in the Ethiopian capital, built and donated by China at a cost of $200m.

“The towering complex speaks volumes about our friendship to the African people, and testifies to our strong resolve to support African development,” said Jia Qinglin, chairman of China’s political advisory body, the People’s Political Consultative Conference.

The sleek edifice — Addis Ababa’s tallest — will host the African Union summit which gathers African heads of state.

Significant event

“This complex is a reflection of the new Africa,” said African Union chairman, Equatorial Guinea’s President Teodoro Obiang Nguema at the opening ceremony. “This is a highly significant event in the life of our organisation.”

The building, which towers above the Ethiopian capital, was opened ahead of the start Sunday of the pan-African body’s 18th ordinary summit, a bold symbol of China’s rapidly changing role in Africa.

Construction was wholly funded by the Chinese government, with even the furnishings paid for by the Asian powerhouse. The site boasts three conference centres, a helipad and office space for 700 people.
Politics › Re: Femi Falana & Funmi Iyanda On Fuel Subsidy Removal - Channels TV by pof600: 2:32pm On Jan 11, 2012
Am I correct to say you are all encouraging to build a welfare state? You should be ashamed. Your government is only acting upon the need to prevent your economy from collapsing. Now one would think Nigerians would commend their government for this but not. What a bunch of cry babies!!

What sort of people are you? Wait, you want the government to continue to take care of you?

As big and populous as your country, it is a simple mathematics that your economy can't continue to sustain such a subsidy. It's the real world folks, you have to man up and suck it up. Socialism socialism socialism!!!

Now I would wish the President will not give in to the demands of these thugs. They must be dealt with accordingly.

Unstable Nigerian economy means unstable region and as a Ghanaian, this will directly affect me. More of your people will migrate here which means more responsibilities on our side.

The rest of the civilized world stand with you, Mr President. Don't give in to the thugs.
Politics › Re: Senate Asks Jonathan To Revert Petrol Pump Price To N65 by pof600: 2:10pm On Jan 11, 2012
You all should be ashamed of yourselves. Your President is only acting to save your economy from collapsing.

Socialists and cry babies!

Your country is already on the verge of becoming a failed state, lets wait and see how long this welfare state can last.


A friendly commend from Ghanaian.
Politics › Hey Socialist Nigerians, You Are Bunch Of Cry Babies! by pof600(op): 2:03pm On Jan 11, 2012
Consider this a friendly comment from a Ghanaian.

Thuggery and chaos on your streets because your government is acting upon a need to sustain the economy? Now you would think Nigerians would recommend their government for this but not.

You should all be ashamed of yourselves for encouraging welfare living.

What sort of people are you?

Subsidy is just another word for socialism. You want the government to continue to take care of you? Governments doesn't take care of people. They are there to make life easier for you. As populous and big as your country, the economy cannot sustain such a subsidy. How many more economists do you need to explain this to you, huh?

Be man enough and carry your own responsibilities. Suck it up and stop being cry babies!!
Christianity Etc › Re: Prophet T.b. Joshua's Kindness! by pof600: 1:46pm On Jan 11, 2012
Why do you encourage dependency on others?

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