Poverty dey ghana! And i dey plan relocate there! I don tire.

abobote:

He wasted all his better years in Nigeria.
There's poverty in Ghana, just like Nigeria though

Obiedun:
Do you ever have sense at all? Always licking obi's ass.

Mu.mu kid... Dusty brain

Okete001:
Hehehe

It is well.

How about those fugitives who left their Godforsaken barren land to constitute nuisance in Lagos paying 250k per annum to sleep under the bridge just to experience Lagos life?

Let's hear from them too and not only from this man.

Get well soon or die

No one really cares about what you do or say

Or if you live or die

You are nobody

Tokunbo Wahab should shut up with his propaganda. I knew he lied when he said people are paying N250K. Look at this man who said they just took pity on him and he paid nothing

StOla:
Na those people who stay in such places rob and stab people in traffic in Lagos.

Na this kind homeless people attack that cyclist, Dr Afolabi Mabogunje, and ended his life over a petty theft. While the females are spreading STDs with their prostitution.

The government should clear out all the slums and shanties.

Let the one from Kogi return to her parent's house in Kogi, while the Ghana man should return to Kumasi.

That is why Fashola did the same thing and returned homeless people back to their respective states in Osun, Niger, and Anambra.

Why would you be staying under the bridge in Lagos when you are a billionaire from Anambra? Especially at a time Anambra Governor was buying over 450 SUVs for traditional leaders?

Best comment! Thank you

Doracity82:
Mu.mu kid... Dusty brain

I wonder how you were trained and those who trained you.

75 years old still in Lagos. Doing what?

Paystack:
You seriously carry yourself from frying pan enter fire.
Where you banished from Ghana?

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Lol. Were not where.
In your local dialect, perhaps you pronounce 'were' as 'where', hence the way you typed it.

Magnificenttop:

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Lol. Were not where.
In your local dialect, perhaps you pronounce 'were' as 'where', hence the way you typed it.

They almost have same pronunciation, though.