₦airaland Forum

obaaderemi:
Rest. Nobody understands the nonsense you are typing. You are hurt. Rest.

obaaderemi:
Big things start from small things. For example, one of those Nigerian boys you mock is the one fucking your president's daughter as we speak. You probably don't know this.

Just40:
and when you calculated this, your dumb maths knowledge got you 2.9 billion?

POKUASI2:
I hate to admit this right here but sadly, it's nothing but the truth.
The new trend now is, they're hoarding household essentials so they'll increase the price – late next month or early December.
Ghana internally has collapsed.

samorobo:
Yeah honestly.
I don’t know why you guys are giving audience to argue about certain most espy when it’s factual .
Until I see kenyan banks on this list,I have no business discussing matters of banking abd finance with any Kenya here. It’s a futile endeavor. They should just know their place and stick to it.

rvp2018:
Again, small things like those excite you. Typical of a zoogerian.

rvp2018:
Unless IMF deal comes; the panic and the profiteering will lead to economic collapse. Ghana badly need IMF bailout.

rvp2018:
Why would I re-calculate - read the chart. Ghana Total Net reciepts 2.9 Billion dollars. Kenya 4.4B. I know you're looking for moral support from the Baboon from the Big Zoo. I am always ready to have adult sane conservation. Not madness.

rvp2018:
Unless IMF deal comes; the panic and the profiteering will lead to economic collapse. Ghana badly need IMF bailout.

rvp2018:
Unless IMF deal comes; the panic and the profiteering will lead to economic collapse. Ghana badly need IMF bailout.

POKUASI2:
early this year, you could buy 2 cedis rice without meat but now, you need 5 cedis yet they claim inflation is 37.
A ball of banku early this year was 0.50 cedis..
Now it's 2 cedis yet inflation is 37 percent.
One egg early this year was 0.50 cedis.. now is 2.50 cedis yet inflation is 37 percent.
How do you lie to your own citizens going through difficult moments.
Their women can't even buy sanitary napkins anymore cos it's 15 cedis now from 6 cedis early this year.

Just40:
still not comparable

You shouldn't be this much dependent on aid

POKUASI2:
there's history to this.
Ghanaians are naturally greedy and pray for times like these so they can sell their wares anyway they like.
60 percent of the hyperinflation is economic and 40 percent is greed.
This is basically the reason they wanted Nigerians out of the business space.
We know what the realities are no matter how they try cooking the data.
A loaf � of bread is now 18 cedis from from 8 cedis early this year and they say inflation is 37 percent.

POKUASI2:
early this year, you could buy 2 cedis rice without meat but now, you need 5 cedis yet they claim inflation is 37.
A ball of banku early this year was 0.50 cedis..
Now it's 2 cedis yet inflation is 37 percent.
One egg early this year was 0.50 cedis.. now is 2.50 cedis yet inflation is 37 percent.
How do you lie to your own citizens going through difficult moments.
Their women can't even buy sanitary napkins anymore cos it's 15 cedis now from 6 cedis early this year.

Just40:
You're far better off... If you were in Kenya, you would have been part of the 12 million people who joined the starvation league waiting for Usaid and WFP food packages.

Your don't have to be dramatic kiddo with your price hikes which exist only in your mind.

Just40:
You're far better off... If you were in Kenya, you would have been part of the 12 million people who joined the starvation league waiting for Usaid and WFP food packages.

Your don't have to be dramatic kiddo with your price hikes which exist only in your mind.

Kazikazi:
But I think someone should just tell us how much is made from their oil,otherwise we might accuse them for nothing.May be the oil money isn't that big.

obaaderemi:
You are right. Next time he brings his nonsensical talk about banking, I'll just fling this chart at his ugly pokot face. No long talk again.

samorobo:
Same thing with economy. Whenever he try’s so hard to debunk the obvious just hop abd the net and fetch those links that says Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa,don’t make the mistake of trying to join him in ironing things out for the sake of diplomacy and clarity. Just stone him the fact and leave him hanging.
I mean you are not in the business of arguing economy with him,Atleast not when his economy is worth less than a common $150bn.
He should just know his place and stick to it abeg.

rvp2018:
30M people - 50M - you receive more AID despite being largest gold producer in africa - and of course oil/bauxite/aluminum/rivers/lakes

POKUASI2:
there the resident idiat goes again!!
You're here painting a perfect picture of what your country that's on life support is not.
Your people are dying of hunger.. this is a country where 8 in 10 people you come across have ULCER.
A country where minimum wage is 11.80 cedis a day and you need at least 15 cedis before you could eat.
Businesses are closing up and sending workers early 450 cedis a month home to go die of starvation.
Some of us are the ones sustaining alot of Ghanaians by giving them 20 cedis from time to time to feed.

rvp2018:
Now repeat without crying.

POKUASI2:
Daily Minimum wage in ghana is 11:80ghc..
Now to eat, you need 5 cedis to buy rice, 7 cedis to buy either, fish,meat or chicken..
Plus 0.40 cedis to buy a sachet of pure water.. now that's how much? 12:40ghc for say breakfast. That's entails that you spend more money buying breakfast than your daily Minimum wage.
This basically means if you're gonna eat 3times in a day, you need 37.20ghc.
37.20ghc to eat 3times daily in a country where daily minimum wage is 11:80ghc..
Now times 11.80 by 30.. you get 354 cedis a month. Now convert 354 cedis to US DOLLAR.. that 23.70 dollars. 23.70 dollar is what the average Ghanaian worker is surviving on in a month.

Just40:
see you can't even spell well.

Must you always lie? What kool aid have you been drinking this time?

Living wage has increased to 150 per day and no business has closed down because they are all making money.

You mean you're being sustained by Ghanaians who give you 20 cedis day after day to feed because you have nothing doing than to hope daily that goods arrive somewhere so you can pack.

Shma2022:
Leave that one. His IQ is below recognition.

I have a question, my guy. I'm stuck somewhere.

*Research project*
*Diagnostic test*

Tell me When to use homoscedasticity? Is it applicable with primary data?

I'm working on research and a certain professor is just disturbing.

A detailed explanation will help.

Just40:
that expense is less than 10% of what most Ghanaians earn daily so a lot of people are okay though it has eaten into their pocket a bit...

They will rather be in Ghana where they earn between $200 to $400 dollars as peasants and spend less than 10% of it on food than Kenyan peasants who are currently waiting for food aid because of starvation.

Just40:
that expense is less than 10% of what most Ghanaians earn daily so a lot of people are okay though it has eaten into their pocket a bit...

They will rather be in Ghana where they earn between $200 to $400 dollars as peasants and spend less than 10% of it on food than Kenyan peasants who are currently waiting for food aid because of starvation.

POKUASI2:
lies like these is the reason your country is on the verge of collapse.
Who pays 150 cedis daily when the average Ghanaian earn 450 a month.
Us this guy ok up there or what?
If people earn 150 cedis daily, there wouldn't be kiosks and containers littered all over Accra.
If people take home 150 cedis daily, Accra wouldn't have 256 slums.

Just40:
that expense is less than 10% of what most Ghanaians earn daily so a lot of people are okay though it has eaten into their pocket a bit...

They will rather be in Ghana where they earn between $200 to $400 dollars as peasants and spend less than 10% of it on food than Kenyan peasants who are currently waiting for food aid because of starvation.

rvp2018:
I am more CS guy than Stats guy; you need someone who knows ANOVA/MANOVA/Regression/Random numbers; Most of the stats I know I was taught on the job by Oxford dude as we were build lots of data analysis - and that was last in 2012.

POKUASI2:
earn daily from where?
The average Ghanaian goes home with 24 dollars a month.
I know cos those are what 90 percent of my colleagues take home.
I'm talking what I know and you're talking from your a.ss.
I frequent your industrial enclaves and know people take home 450 a month.
Most of the teachers of privately owned schools are going home with 300 cedis a month.
Worker of latest foam, fan milk ghana etc go home with 450 a month.