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write2obi:
That's what some people don't understand, they claim Ghana has constant power supply, not knowing that almost half of the country don't know what electricity is called cos they've never seen it all there life. While almost 90% of 170million nigerias has electricity even if its not constant.
I can compete with S.A but ghana? pls

I hate ignorant people do your research before you speak. Look at the number of people connected to the national grid between Ghana and Nigeria.

Des0la:
wale112, why can't you quote this guy?

What is he doing in Ghana by the way? Generator fumes got his brains messed up

write2obi:
That's what some people don't understand, they claim Ghana has constant power supply, not knowing that almost half of the country don't know what electricity is called cos they've never seen it all there life. While almost 90% of 170million nigerias has electricity even if its not constant.
I can compete with S.A but ghana? pls

I hate ignorant people do your research before you speak. Look at the number of people connected to the national grid between Ghana and Nigeria.

Nigeria wants 70% of its pop to be connected to the national grid by 2020 while Ghana wants 90 percent of its pop to be connected. As we speak over 75% of ghanaians are connected while only 55% of nigerians are connected.

Wale112:
which brand of generator do u use?

i use a IMEX diesel generating plant at home and two Michano diesel sound proof generating plant for work. Yea Nigeria is a highly privatized state, i doubt if there is any African state that can prosper so well like Nigeria is doing under this conditions but still yet we re the pride of the black race everywhere, the dress Michelle obama wore to SA was made by a nigerian designer (with generator ) in lagos, the iceblock making machine and automated yam pounder being exported all over Africa by Nigeria is also being made with generators, your president wakes up everynight unable to perform in bed with his madam just because his mind is occupied with one thing " when will the generator republic ( 9ja ) open up its economy to us look at me do i even look like a president we can hardly afford a private jet, hmm! Jona! Pls help me nah, cant you see what i am wearing Jona pls help ur ghanian junior brothers" .

overhypedsteve:
i use a IMEX diesel generating plant at home and two Michano diesel sound proof generating plant for work. Yea Nigeria is a highly privatized state, i doubt if there is any African state that can prosper so well like Nigeria is doing under this conditions but still yet we re the pride of the black race everywhere, the dress Michelle obama wore to SA was made by a nigerian designer (with generator ) in lagos, the iceblock making machine and automated yam pounder being exported all over Africa by Nigeria is also being made with generators, your president wakes up everynight unable to perform in bed with his madam just because his mind is occupied with one thing " when will the generator republic ( 9ja ) open up its economy to us look at me do i even look like a president we can hardly afford a private jet, hmm! Jona! Pls help me nah, cant you see what i am wearing Jona pls help ur ghanian junior brothers" .

Shame on you and your miserable life.

overhypedsteve:
i use a IMEX diesel generating plant at home and two Michano diesel sound proof generating plant for work. Yea Nigeria is a highly privatized state, i doubt if there is any African state that can prosper so well like Nigeria is doing under this conditions but still yet we re the pride of the black race everywhere, the dress Michelle obama wore to SA was made by a nigerian designer (with generator ) in lagos, the iceblock making machine and automated yam pounder being exported all over Africa by Nigeria is also being made with generators, your president wakes up everynight unable to perform in bed with his madam just because his mind is occupied with one thing " when will the generator republic ( 9ja ) open up its economy to us look at me do i even look like a president we can hardly afford a private jet, hmm! Jona! Pls help me nah, cant you see what i am wearing Jona pls help ur ghanian junior brothers" .

Haba. Easy. Big brother

Ibnsultan:
Haba. Easy. Big brother

nor mind me joor i just dey use this ghanian folks dey prep myself for this evening discuss.

it show countries which leaders have foreign exposure. have more investment than countries which leaders have no foreign exposure.

Because it is your foreign friends that does investment.

overhypedsteve:
nor mind me joor i just dey use this ghanian folks dey prep myself for this evening discuss.

haha

JiggamanGh:
I hate ignorant people do your research before you speak. Look at the number of people connected to the national grid between Ghana and Nigeria.

Nigeria wants 70% of its pop to be connected to the national grid by 2020 while Ghana wants 90 percent of its pop to be connected. As we speak over 75% of ghanaians are connected while only 55% of nigerians are connected.

Mr knowledgeable pls teach me:
75% of 25 million is what?
Compared to 55% of 170 million?
Lagos start alone is 98% of your country.

write2obi:
yes say what u know, I've been to Ghana and they only focus on supplying power to the developed areas while the undeveloped areas suffer while Nigeria on the other hand tried to share what we generate to both the rich and the poor. The power used in Ghana as a country, will not serve half of Lagos state, so chill kid brother

the little 1000mw that they generated has bin reduced to 350mw as a result of d fact dat we've stopped giving them gas

overhypedsteve:
i use a IMEX diesel generating plant at home and two Michano diesel sound proof generating plant for work. Yea Nigeria is a highly privatized state, i doubt if there is any African state that can prosper so well like Nigeria is doing under this conditions but still yet we re the pride of the black race everywhere, the dress Michelle obama wore to SA was made by a nigerian designer (with generator ) in lagos, the iceblock making machine and automated yam pounder being exported all over Africa by Nigeria is also being made with generators, your president wakes up everynight unable to perform in bed with his madam just because his mind is occupied with one thing " when will the generator republic ( 9ja ) open up its economy to us look at me do i even look like a president we can hardly afford a private jet, hmm! Jona! Pls help me nah, cant you see what i am wearing Jona pls help ur ghanian junior brothers" .[/b]

Kai, chisos.

write2obi:
Mr knowledgeable pls teach me:
75% of 25 million is what?
Compared to 55% of 170 million?
Lagos start alone is 98% of your country.

You are making it too easy, I am going to use michael Jackson verse to make my point. Read this carefully.

If You Cant Feed Your Baby (Yeah, Yeah)
Then Don't Have A Baby (Yeah, Yeah)
And Don't Think Maybe (Yeah, Yeah)
If You Can't Feed Your Baby (Yeah, Yeah)
You'll Be Always Tryin'
To Stop That Child From Cryin'
Hustlin', Stealin', Lyin'
Now Baby's Slowly Dyin'

musiwa95:
it show countries which leaders have foreign exposure. have more investment than countries which leaders have no foreign exposure.

Because it is your foreign friends that does investment.

Look at the bottom map. it shows the percentage of pop With access to electricity.

Have you notice the countries all the peaceful countries are colored green while the trouble ones are not.

JiggamanGh:
You are making it too easy, I am going to use michael Jackson verse to make my point. Read this carefully.

If You Cant Feed Your Baby (Yeah, Yeah)
Then Don't Have A Baby (Yeah, Yeah)
And Don't Think Maybe (Yeah, Yeah)
If You Can't Feed Your Baby (Yeah, Yeah)
You'll Be Always Tryin'
To Stop That Child From Cryin'
Hustlin', Stealin', Lyin'
Now Baby's Slowly Dyin'

Lolz lemmie help you with that song
we can't feed our self (yeah yeah)
Yet you go hungry each time i close my border (yeah yeah)
We can't feed our self (yeah yeah)
But you have national crisis if close my gas pipe( yeah yeah).
If FRN decides to cut all ties with ghana, and all our investors pull there money from ghana, your economy will crumble, and u'll go hungry. Your president know this and that's why he is having sleepless nite.

overhypedsteve:
i use a IMEX diesel generating plant at home and two Michano diesel sound proof generating plant for work. Yea Nigeria is a highly privatized state, i doubt if there is any African state that can prosper so well like Nigeria is doing under this conditions but still yet we re the pride of the black race everywhere, the dress Michelle obama wore to SA was made by a nigerian designer (with generator ) in lagos, the iceblock making machine and automated yam pounder being exported all over Africa by Nigeria is also being made with generators, your president wakes up everynight unable to perform in bed with his madam just because his mind is occupied with one thing " when will the generator republic ( 9ja ) open up its economy to us look at me do i even look like a president we can hardly afford a private jet, hmm! Jona! Pls help me nah, cant you see what i am wearing Jona pls help ur ghanian junior brothers" .

Come overhypedsteve or what ever you call your self, if anyone commits suicide here i'll tell the cops what happened

write2obi:
Lolz lemmie help you with that song
we can't feed our self (yeah yeah)
Yet you go hungry each time i close my border (yeah yeah)
We can't feed our self (yeah yeah)
But you have national crisis if close my gas pipe( yeah yeah).
If FRN decides to cut all ties with ghana, and all our investors pull there money from ghana, your economy will crumble, and u'll go hungry. Your president know this and that's why he is having sleepless nite.

I am glad u got the gist of the song, allow me to school you once more. Before Nigerians started investing in Ghana, Ghana was doing great and Nigerians could have invested elsewhere but they choose Ghana because
1. Ghana is one of safest country in west Africa
2. We are second largest economy and pop in west africa
3. The returns in Ghana is higher than anywhere in west africa including Nigeria becaue of the ease of doing business.
So without Nigeria we will continue thrive like we were before they decided to invest.

Second, the gas Nigeria supply Ghana contribute less than 10% to the national grid. Without it we will be okay as long as we find other means which we are currently doing.

Trust me should Ghana and Nigeria decide to go their separate way, it will help Nigerians more than it would help Ghana, especially the three million nigerians that school, live and do business in Ghana.

Ps Ghana doesnt import a single agriculture products uct from Nigeria.

write2obi:
Come overhypedsteve or what ever you call your self, if anyone commits suicide here i'll tell the cops what happened

He is overhyped as his name suggests.

JiggamanGh:
I am glad u got the gist of the song, allow me to school you once more. Before Nigerians started investing in Ghana, Ghana was doing great and Nigerians could have invested elsewhere but they choose Ghana because
1. Ghana is one of safest country in west Africa
2. We are second largest economy and pop in west africa
3. The returns in Ghana is higher than anywhere in west africa including Nigeria becaue of the ease of doing business.
So without Nigeria we will continue thrive like we were before they decided to invest.

Second, the gas Nigeria supply Ghana contribute less than 10% to the national grid. Without it we will be okay as long as we find other means which we are currently doing.

Trust me should Ghana and Nigeria decide to go their separate way, it will help Nigerians more than it would help Ghana, especially the three million nigerians that school, live and do business in Ghana.

Ps Ghana doesnt import a single agriculture products uct from Nigeria.

Dude ar u for real? Who is feeding all this crap?

write2obi:
Dude ar u for real? Who is feeding all this crap?

One thing you must know about me before we continue this debate

1. I know what i am talking about
2. What ever i say i have done reaearch on
3. I have concrete facts to back up whatever i say.

Once you learn this about me, you and I will get along great.

JiggamanGh:
One thing you must know about me before we continue this debate

1. I know what i am talking about
2. What ever i say i have done reaearch on
3. I have concrete facts to back up whatever i say.

Once you learn this about me, uou and I will get along great.

Let's assume you miraculously convince me that Ghana is not bleeped without his big brother Nigeria
How do you explain the sleepless nite your president has being having over our supposed closed border?

That's the truth. Ghana ain't a threat to us. No way! But I love how their presido take style dey beg.

write2obi:
Let's assume you miraculously convince me that Ghana is not bleeped without his big brother Nigeria
How do you explain the sleepless nite your president has being having over our supposed closed border?

It is only right that u open your border if you want us to open our border. Nigerians are born hypocrites, they will come to nairaland and b.t.ch about how other countries dont like them but turn around and do the same to their neighbors. Look how much b..tching took place on nairaland when Ghana decided to close down shops own by nigerians.

Nobleval:
That's the truth. Ghana ain't a threat to us. No way! But I love how their presido take style dey beg.

You are no threat to us either. Your bark is worst than your bite.

JiggamanGh:
You are no threat to us either. Your bark is louder than your bite.

are you for real?

if peace was why they are green, some africa countries have no green in the map and no war.. War is not the reason. it is the exposure of the leaders abroad that brought them exposure.

Ghanaian economists have failed Ghanaians

So you want to kill our industries by converting Nigeria to a dumping ground.

Jiggamah Wale112

Ghanaian economists have failed Ghanaians

So you want to kill our industries by converting Nigeria to a dumping ground.

JiggamanGh Wale112

JiggamanGh:
I am glad u got the gist of the song, allow me to school you once more. Before Nigerians started investing in Ghana, Ghana was doing great and Nigerians could have invested elsewhere but they choose Ghana because
1. Ghana is one of safest country in west Africa
2. We are second largest economy and pop in west africa
3. The returns in Ghana is higher than anywhere in west africa including Nigeria becaue of the ease of doing business.
So without Nigeria we will continue thrive like we were before they decided to invest.

Second, the gas Nigeria supply Ghana contribute less than 10% to the national grid. Without it we will be okay as long as we find other means which we are currently doing.

Trust me should Ghana and Nigeria decide to go their separate way, it will help Nigerians more than it would help Ghana, especially the three million nigerians that school, live and do business in Ghana.

Ps Ghana doesnt import a single agriculture products uct from Nigeria.

Reliance on Nigeria gas is 'mentally retarding'
thinking- NDC MP asserts.
At a round table discussion on the challenges
facing the energy sector organized by the
Institute of Green Growth Solutions the NDC MP
was highly critical of the decision to rely on
Nigeria for gas.
Joy News' Joseph Opoku Gakpo reported the MP
as saying it is "mentally retarding" for the
country to rely on Nigeria, a volatile region - for
gas. This 'mentally retarding' explanation, he
said has been sold to Ghanaians through a mass
media he also criticised as "intellectually lazy".
"How many times have we not known that this
supply is unreliable? Since when has gas supply
from Nigeria been reliable? It has historically
been unreliable. And the least you can do in
planning is to plan with the fact that gas from
Nigeria can not be depended upon so let's look
at alternatives", the frustrated MP emphasized.
Atuabo gas pipeline http://www.myjoyonline.com/business/2014/October-9th/reliance-on-nigeria-gas-is-intellectually-lazy-ndc-mp-tells-govt.php

write2obi:
yes say what u know, I've been to Ghana and they only focus on supplying power to the developed areas while the undeveloped areas suffer while Nigeria on the other hand tried to share what we generate to both the rich and the poor. The power used in Ghana as a country, will not serve half of Lagos state, so chill kid brother

no hard feeling pls. Could you pls argue dat fr "The power used in Ghana...