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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 10:57pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 11:41pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
buzzmania:Black? ghana isn't black. Ghana is peopled by a blacker-than-black specie of the black race that is only found in cedi land. Slavery, don't let that googled pic flatter you,son. I'll tell you want slavery is, now answer these questionnaires : Who controls ghana's oil droppings ? Answer : China. Who run ghana's market and local economy ? Answer : Nigerians. Who dictates what laws your assembly men make? Answer : The UK. Who controls and directs your little economy ? Answer : IMF. Ghana is what I call a 21st century textbook of a slave state with highly docile citizens too timid to walk away through an open door to freedom. And you my boy are a shaft in the whirlwind of the international power game. You got blown onto nairaland and you're trying to make meaning of your dazed existence. An existence without substance or history, lacking in achievement or self-worth. Your ancestors were sub-human in Nigeria tending to our frivolities. You need a miracle to do better than them. |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by buzzmania(m): 10:31pm On Nov 18, 2014 |
lezz:Whether i'm blacker than black or whatever your inferior self choose to call it,still doesn't change a thing about me. With all your gibberish on slavery you still have no proof to back it but the pic you chose to sideline proves beyond doubt that slavery persist in your zoo.If a whole police officer shelters a common chinese with an umbrella wherever he goes,then what's the fate of his surbodinates?Will probably be used as worthless rags.Honestly i barely cry but any moment i set my eyes on that pic,tears roll down my cheeks.I bet you are a victim(wondering if you are the police man though) of such chinese maltreatment but will rather gulp whatever sh!tt is thrown at you than speak up.You will be better off standing up to your Indian masters as opposed to the pile of sh!tt you keep spewing about Ghanaians who literally dont give a fvck about your miserable existence. A bokogerian characterizing Ghanaians with timidity and cowardice is laughable to say the least.We freed your coward azzes from colonial rule through the selfless leadership of Dr.Kwame Nkrumah and you're here talking about timidity?Damn it!you should bow your ugly head in shame. 2 Likes |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 10:59pm On Nov 18, 2014 |
the goat talking from its aNuS, as usual  what can you expect from an ape from the Federal Republic of F00ls? Stvpid bastard, scammer, spammer, 419ner! Hahahaha, what is the nastiest, most fvcked up sh1thole in the world? And the most fvcked up person in the world is? Well, he is actually a cockroach called …… lezzhit Look dog, can you supply me some human parts? I am sure that wouldn’t be a problem for you,huh? The current market price for a human head in your sh1thole is N5000, right? https://www.nairaland.com/1298232/human-parts-dealers-arrested-lagos Nigeria is the centre for pirate attacks, kidnap capital of the world, as well as the top nation for terrorist attacks. Boko Haram in the north, kidnapping in the southeast, oil bunkering in the south south, armed robberies in the southwest! Jeez, people are already seling their children just to get a visa and flee the cursed sh1thole    https://www.nairaland.com/1252740/father-sells-6-month-old-son-visa hahahaha the apes will do anything to flee that rubbish zoo little wonder they are fleeing to Ghana like ants drawn to honey Suck my dick, stvpid,evil shitnigerian with inferiority complex! [s] lezz:[/s]
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 11:07pm On Nov 18, 2014 |
the goat spewing crap as usual. All I can hear is a mad dog barking wooo,wooo- very incoherent, sick barking of a demented dog! My goodness, you can’t even speak good, discernible English! What a disgrace to the black race no,no describing you as a disgrace to the black race is undeserving. Because you are just an illiterate newt, drooling at the mouth! Wowowo. Hehehehe such inferiority complex from a bleached albino who sees a black skin an aberration [s] lezz:[/s]
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 11:11pm On Nov 18, 2014 |
buzzmania:who is more cowardly and timid than a shitnigerian ape? hahahaha ask me what sani abacha did to those modafakas a whole army general crying like a baby fuckeduppedness 2 Likes |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by buzzmania(m): 11:47pm On Nov 18, 2014 |
SantaMafia:Lol A whole army general?Damn! Cant imagine the magnitude of embarassment he caused bokogerians. 2 Likes |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 11:48pm On Nov 18, 2014 |
hahahaha it is obvious stvpidity runs in your blood! I bet your entire generation is messed up, magg0t! such crap from a certified MUMU Foreigners have taken over our economy — MAN http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/foreigners-taken-economy-man/ By UDEME CLEMENTjavascript:void(0); Ikpong Umoh is the Vice Chairman, Toiletries and Cosmetics (T&C) Group of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN). He speaks on the activities of the sector in 2013, the need for the Federal Government to revamp industries in 2014, strict enforcement of the local content policy and the benefits of patronising made-in-Nigeria goods. Looking at the economy in 2013, has the manufacturing sector made much impact on national development? The manufacturing sector, especially Toiletries and Cosmetics (T&C) Group of Manufacturers Association Nigeria (MAN), recorded major decline instead of increase in productivity. Looking at the economy generally, there are many challenges. In the 60s, Nigeria’s economy was placed above Brazil, China, India, Singapore and Malaysia as a country with numerous potentials to become a technology giant. Sadly, that has not happened because our resources are not prudently managed. Also the rulers are not living up to expectation in doing the right thing and leading by example. For example, government is only interested in revenue generation from local industries and not in their growth. We do not have good industrial policies to ensure that foreign firms coming into Nigeria partner with local companies to enhance technology transfer like what is done in other countries. Here, foreign companies come in with their chief executives, cooks, barbers and even carpenters. There must be census of foreigners in Nigeria. Does our immigration office have the data on how many foreigners are in Nigeria? Today, foreigners have taken over our economy even in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) like operating barber’s salons and eateries. Foreign firms still operate in Nigeria with almost 100 per cent foreign work-force despite the local content policy in place. Does it mean this policy is a failure? In Nigeria, government’s policy on local content works only on paper and not in practice because government is not pursuing it to ensure compliance like what we see in other countries. Why do most Nigerians prefer foreign products even when made-in-Nigeria goods are of superior quality? It is the mentality of some individuals who believe that imported goods are better even when such products are inferior compared to those manufactured locally. The campaign for patronage of made-in-Nigeria goods did not just come today. It is a project that has taken centre stage of various governments for over three decades, since MAN initiated the campaign. The most recent launches occurred in 1999, 2004, 2009 and 2010. Each of the launching held out promises of economic emancipation and guzzled whopping sums of money but we are yet to feel the impact on the national economy. In 2009, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Achike Udenwa, launched one of the most celebrated campaigns. On that occasion, government made far reaching pronouncements including import prohibition of certain products, a ban on the consumption of foreign beverages at official functions and in government offices. Some of the items on the prohibition list include biscuits, tea, coffee, soft drinks, fruit juices and bottled water. Government’s argument was that uncontrolled importation of these items made local brands largely uncompetitive. That campaign gulped N200m. In spite of the huge amount of money and the high profile launching, the anticipated effect was not realised as the exercise was overtaken by events and the campaigned soon fizzled out just like its predecessors. What is responsible for the exponential decay in the tempo and effect of such laudable projects, which characterised the campaigns? The reason for failure include insincerity because, during the campaign, the dress code of the ministers and other government officials showed shoes made in Italy, the flowing gown made in Saudi Arabia, wristwatch made in Hong Kong and the pen used to sign the event register made in Switzerland. The trays, cups and plates used for entertainment were made in China. The launching was accompanied by a lot of fanfare followed by radio jingles, television adverts and billboards with advertorials, across the length and breadth of the country. After that, what next? The whole setting reflected hypocrisy with a faulty foundation and an attitude of ‘do as I say, not as I do’. The approval by the President Goodluck Jonathan-led Federal Executive Council (FEC) to import 60,000 units of waste bins from the United Kingdom (UK) at N927.6 million may have confirmed the insinuation in some quarters that the much-promoted local content policy is a mere lip service. Lack of political will is also an issue because sometimes there is a tendency for the sponsors of the project to use it as a launching pad for their political ambitions, to corner the huge budget associated with it or to appease MAN that government identifies with their concern for invigorating the industrial sector via promotion of made in Nigeria goods. Once their selfish ambition is achieved, the project is abandoned. The campaign is usually narrow in scope and shallow in content, as it starts and ends in Abuja without any plan to replicate the campaigns in the states and local governments to drum awareness at the grassroots. There are no set targets or dates to measure any impact or achievements. No reviews are made. Once the incumbent minister vacates the post, the project exits with him or her. The absence of enabling laws to back up the call for made in Nigeria products is also a challenge. In its present form, the campaign is seen as something that does not concern everybody. Majority of Nigerians are not aware of the benefits derivable for being patriotic about locally made goods .Today, there is no punishment for importing and selling finished goods that can be made in Nigeria. This takes us to the issue of policy thrust direction. Since the advent of democracy in the 4th republic, we witnessed that efforts to jumpstart the economy are focused in two directions like attracting Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) or encouraging and empowering local industries. The two considerations appear to be mutually exclusive events in Nigeria, so only one of them may be undertaken. Experience has shown that the odds usually favour FDIs while stimulating the economy through encouragement of local industries often becomes the opportunity cost. The preference for FDIs is obvious as the immediate and long term personal interest overrides any other considerations including national interest. People in government who negotiate the investment inflow are guaranteed a place in the Board as Directors, while their children and cronies can also look forward to a secure future without much toil or sweat. The foreign investors are wooed with generous incentives including tax holidays of about 3-5 years, Duty-free and Value Added Tax (VAT)–free importation of their finished products for about three years and syndicated bank loans among many others. On the other hand, local investors are denied these generous conditions even in their own country. What are the economic implications of government giving foreign investors many incentives to the detriment of local manufacturers? That is why our economy is suffering and so many of our youths are jobless. Once they settle, the foreign investors begin to look for monopoly and so begin to plot how to kill any local competitor that may have been in the market before their arrival. They will employ all manner of antitrust tactics and even use the regulatory agencies to raise the bar to scheme out local entrepreneurs. With the level of poverty and unemployment today, is there any hope for Nigeria’s economy? Nigeria still has potentials in oil wealth and with huge foreign reserves; government can change the economy and move to actualise the Vision 20:2020. It is important to note that the manufacturing sector is crucial to economic development and job creation. For us to move forward like advanced countries, our government must turn attention to industrial development and there must be an enabling environment for SMEs to thrive. Nigeria has sufficient human resources, some developed and some un-developed, but the way the resources are being harnessed is the major problem. Our school system is nothing to reckon with in terms of research capable of opening new and innovative windows for industrial growth. This is because research is not taken seriously in Nigeria like what obtains in advanced countries. What is the way forward? The government is the biggest earner of money and also the biggest spender. It therefore has an ultimate role to play in making patronage of made in Nigeria goods a reality. The challenges facing a typical manufacturer, like decayed infrastructure, perennial power outage, multiple taxation and dumping are well known as well as the roles to be played by various government agencies. For instance, the country requires a cultural reorientation, which will enable Nigerians think and act in a way that will bring high regard for made-in-Nigeria goods and the Local Content Act, which is currently operational in the oil and gas sector, must be extended to other sectors of the economy, including toiletries & cosmetics manufacturing. It should start with a legislation that will make the patronage of made in Nigeria goods mandatory for everybody. The government at the centre should lead by example by ensuring that our military and paramilitary uniforms are made with fabrics of Nigerian origin. Nigerian contractors should be preferentially considered for jobs where they have expertise. Foreign contactors must adhere strictly to the Local Content Act by partnering with indigenous contactors to help them build capacities. Government must do everything possible to empower the local industries to mass produce to satisfy the teaming population of over 160 million. For example, raw materials for conversion into finished product, which cannot be sourced locally, should not be levied more that 5 per cent duty rate and VAT waived for such materials. In toiletries & cosmetics sub-sector, some raw materials input are still being levied over 20 per cent in spite of the fact that local sources for such materials are not available. [s] lezz:[/s] |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 11:50pm On Nov 18, 2014 |
buzzmania:hahahahaha the entire shitty zoo is already a disgrace to humanity. those modafakas have no sense of shame. such a pity 2 Likes |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 11:57pm On Nov 18, 2014 |
buzzmania:hahahahaha bokogerians sounds just perfect for life in the jungle 1 Like
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by buzzmania(m): 12:06am On Nov 19, 2014 |
SantaMafia:Apparently,these cannibals have no value for human life.It's a pity though. 2 Likes |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 11:35am On Nov 19, 2014 |
SantaMafia:You are still weeping with your long posts, google-boy. I see now you're becoming more desperate with each of your post. Believe me, no one has valuable time reading your boring tales of lamentations. Save them for IMF, your new slave masters. If those recycled pics will patch your depleting ego, then good for you but in real-life they are proof of how desperate and pathetic you have become in the course of this thread. You've sunk to an all time new low when you reposted your google sourced pics. I guess this is where i throw you a rope to rescue you from drowning. But we ain't actors and this ain't no movie . My progenitors rescued your forebears in the 70's and 80's from becoming itinerant slummy zero-humans to elavating them to kpoph-kpoph hawkers and shoe menders. That's an all time high none of you have been able to grow beyond. Fast-forward to toaday and you're still a perfect definition of a modern slave who has been chased away from every facet of your country. You escaped onto nairaland to pour out your destitution. Poor boy. Even if you place ghana atop an iroko tree, she will still have to stain her neck upwards to look up to Nigeria. Let me know whenever you rise above your shoe mending forebears, you sewer rat. Google's weeping boy. Oya, run to google again. Next. 1 Like |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 12:04pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
SantaMafia:Scammer, bastard, 419er, etc etc, those are cheap elementary vocabs from an adult brain the size of a cigarette butt. Whenever you're not copying google, you're ranting off cheap and repeated mono syllables like a tormented lab rat.....lol. Is that why you clean my post before quoting me? because you just can't bear the way I word-knife your corward heart. Yellow bellied slave from a nation renowned for international begging led by your begger in chief. lol. 1 Like |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 12:21pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
SantaMafia:But ghana isn't black. You're burnt-tire black. Midnight black. Once again go read the pre-colonial history of the tribes in Nigeria since you're a google rat. You'll see the early europeans described some tribes in nigeria as fair as mulatoes, only their tattoos tell them apart. But being a nairaland magnet, this kind of information is naturally out of your league. You're the blueprint for an ISO certified sub-zero human. A WHO conformed psychiatric candidate. A destitute in life and on the web. A textbook example of a failure without a written past and an oblique future. A destitute who makes a forum of Nigeria his home. A voiceles, drowning, swamp rat who employs nairaland to be seen and to be heard. A slave whose name is written in slavery and begging without diginty. Ghana the begger country , begging to feed your lots. Now scamp to google again, I'll be waiting. 1 Like |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by OXYGENO1: 12:29pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
lezz:I dont expect a nigerian (black and ugly beings ) to call anyone black. 2 Likes
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by omoharry(f): 12:38pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
moneybag100:you are here laughing over Ghana Cedi decline, i hope you know that our Naira is equally in the decline too; that is if it will not be 250 -1 Dolla by end of this year.Abeg make we mind our business. we have our own problems. |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by omoharry(f): 12:42pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
lezz:shoooooooooooooooooo!! omo, you use style get mouth oo! how you take put all this words together ni?  |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 5:54pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
OXYGENO1:of course Nigeria is black, the carrier of the destiny of the black race. ghana is moon-less, midnight black. |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 6:04pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
buzzmania:you always amuse me, little man. You do not have a fixed address to your name. You only exist in Nairaland. Well our accesstors accommodated your forebears in the 70's . We will e-squate you in 2014. Nigerians are friendly and hospitable. Go bring in your destitute luggage and here's a little corner in our e-world for you. |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 6:46pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
The rant of a certified fool who dash a fool sense? Shitnigerian slime ran out of ideas You lack of intelligence is laughable. thinking and typing with your aNuS, huh? Let’s have a toast to the scvmbag! The white charcoal the bleached albino pot calling the kettle black there are more burnt-tire black people in that dustbin sh1thole you call country than in any part of the world What the heck is in this ediot’s head? Pieces of dirty rags Bokonigeria produces more suicide bombers than medical doctors Dirty, ugly pig Noisyrians are showing their pr0stitution skills in Italy and all over the world Shitnigerians are showing their 419 skills in Ghana, China etc MUMUgerian politicians are showing their skills in looting Andf to think these animals sell more than two million barrels of oil a day The level of filth, disease, rapee, killing,squalor and general nastiness is mindboggling Uncivilized apehole zoo Piss off to your dust ridden sh1thole [s] lezz:[/s] 1 Like
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 6:48pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
OXYGENO1:it is called inferiority complex
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by buzzmania(m): 8:16pm On Nov 19, 2014 |
lezz:Hehehe! Is this how you conveniently dodge the venomous reply i initially gave you huh?Such a coward. 1 Like |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 3:27pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
buzzmania:your lame attempts at vulgar isn't worth parrying let alone dodging. Your resorting to posting horrible pictures of slain and murdered people depicts you and your other slave in arms, santamafia, as desperate . Hmn, the irony of your claims. If you had done your homework and led a healthy exposed life, you wouldn't be asking for proofs of my assertions; they are common knowledge. But you spend two third of your confused existence on a foreign forum seeking for self realisation and a meaning to why you even exists. Your ghana is not on a global map, if you need proof then you are really a ghanaian, a synonym for low IQ. Now run this simple take-home assignment(not that you have a home other than nairaland. Go figure how many ghanaians are in the to 50 richest in africa. Then come back and talk to me. 1 Like |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 3:55pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
SantaMafia: You're still suffering from rage and desperate to avenge my whooping of your undisciplined azz. You're just a level higher than the murderers and 4 19 er you claim are all over Nigeria. You post pics of dead innocent people who were murdered by terrorists and religious bigots repeatedly just to get back at me. lol. That was all the proof I needed to know you've lost and in a desperate mission to achieve parity at all and any cost. It was an implicit admission of defeat. So here's the summary: I hit you so bad and made you lost control, even lost your mind. I made you feel wretched and worthless you stooped low, ran to Google which gave you pics and you posted them here repeatedly like a drowning mad would clutch at straws to survive. You're no better than bokoharam. Those guys are in a life and death situation in the jungle so their animal instinct is triggered by the war situation.........sorry, I was forgetting that I made you mad and defenceless and miserable just like them books had to kill the innocent to make a statement. Well, that being said, forces just released a new data that shows Nigeria has the most concentration of wealth in africa. It has also been confirmed by BBC today. BBC.com is only a click away from your nairaland-magnet fingers. So all your lies have been debunked internationally. Have you noticed your cheap and chappy attempts at insults never exceed the usual infantile " bastard", "ugly baboon" "sh!t", "419ner"? That's how mad and outta control I have rendered and reduced you. Let me leave you to fester in your selfrage and rot. You will always be a ghanaian, FOREVER MY INFERIOR. Ghana will always do what Lagos and Abuja dictates. Ghana the land of 30 billion dollar gap and the most notorious bigger nation in africa. 1 Like |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 9:51pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
[b]hahahahaha fuckeduppedness bokonigerians Damn! Where is the fucking prick-svcker with saliva dropping from his disfigured, bent mouth and barking like a dying hyena; demented ape, crack-addicted lezzshit- the pedophile, jail bird dying like flies in sh1tland bombs are going off every second the worst terrorists zoo in the world the rate at which the modafaskas are killing themselves there'll be none left soon can' wait! a shitnigerian will get killed by a boko haram, generator fumes AIDS armed robbers, ritualists 80% of the mudder fuggers live in rented homes 90% are stark mad   more than one million are refugees fleeing from terrorists roforoforofo and how many of the ediots get killed by accidental discharge? or by road accidents due to bad roads? witches and wizards? no wonder life expectancy is a miserable 45 years no wonder eating from the dustbin is normal in that shameless magg0t-infested zoo no wonder CNN couldn't even locate the zoo poverty and violence have disappeared the sh1thole from the world map I guess it is the CNN's way of wishing te world can get rid of the sh1thole[/b] the largest importer of generators in the world Boko Haram kills 48 Nigerian fishermen Big News Network (IANS) Sunday 23rd November, 2014 Members of Nigeria's armed terrorist group Boko Haram have killed 48 people in an attack on fish sellers near the border with Chad, a media report said Sunday. The attack took place Thursday, but the news took several days to come to light because Boko Haram has destroyed mobile phone masts in the area, BBC reported. In Thursday's attack, the traders were on their way to Chad to buy fish when militants blocked their path near Doron Baga village, some 180km north of Maiduguri in Borno state. It was the second major attack in two days in Borno state by Boko Haram. The radicals attacked Azaya Kura Wednesday, just one day before the Nigerian government refused to extend the state of emergency imposed 18 months ago in Borno and two other northeastern states in the country due to the Boko Haram attacks. The attack was apparently aimed at punishing the community after four insurgents were pointed out to soldiers and were shot dead. Boko Haram has been waging an insurgency in Nigeria since 2009. Boko Haram means "non-Islamic education is a sin" and the militants are fighting to impose Sharia law in Nigeria, a country that is mostly inhabited by Muslims in the north and by Christians in the south. Security experts say that Boko Haram controls an area spread over 221,000 sq km in northeastern Nigeria and has killed over 3,000 people since the beginning of 2014. Brussels Group forecasts bloodshed in Nigeria Nigeria’s general election is on track to be “volatile and vicious” , the International Crisis Group (ICG) said Friday, warning that “an increasingly violent” political climate must be checked to avoid widespread unrest.The concern came a day after police fired teargas inside parliament, apparently targeting one of the country’s most powerful lawmakers, who defected from the ruling party to the opposition last month. “Mitigating bloodshed before, during and after the polls requires urgent improvements in security and electoral arrangements and, most importantly, in political mindsets,” the think-tank said. Nigeria has experienced political bloodshed many times in the past: in the 2011 vote — widely regarded as the cleanest since civilian rule was restored in 1999 — nearly 1,000 died in post-poll protests in the religiously divided central region. For the ICG, the “risks of violence are particularly high” for February’s elections because old tensions have not been resolved and new developments could prove inflammatory. - Religious divide, new opposition - The 42-page report notes the stated desire of some leaders in the mainly Muslim north to take back the presidency from the mostly Christian south at any cost. President Goodluck Jonathan, a southern Christian, will be the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, while the new opposition coalition, the All Progressives Congress (APC), is almost certain to nominate a northern Muslim. The emergence of the APC, which groups most of Nigeria’s leading opposition parties, could also raise tensions, the Brussels-based ICG said. The February elections will be the first national contest between two rival parties and the ICG noted that relations between the PDP and APC are particularly hostile, with both sides using violent rhetoric and cut-throat tactics. The five-year Boko Haram Islamist uprising, which has cost more than 13,000 lives, is raging with no end in sight and Nigeria’s elections body has conceded that voting could be impossible in three of the hardest-hit northeastern states. “An election not held in all states may… fall short of the constitutional requirements for electing a president”, the report said. A contested result could easily set fire to a combustible political atmosphere, it added. – Biased security services? - The ICG also noted the growing opposition view that the security services function as political enforcers for the PDP, a concern reinforced Thursday when police sprayed teargas on senior opposition lawmakers who were trying to enter parliament for a key vote. Security agencies “have created the impression, unwittingly or otherwise, that they are intimidating opposition leaders and their supporters, while allowing PDP agents and Jonathan’s supporters free rein,” the Crisis Group said. The report claimed there has been a spike in the number of weapons being smuggled into the country, citing security sources and customs officials, and said this surge may be linked to the looming election. Politicians across Nigeria have used private militia to win polls. The oil-producing Niger Delta was identified as a potential trouble spot, where multiple well-organised gangs have been lying dormant since accepting an amnesty deal from the government in 2009 that ended a rebellion in the southern region. - what name do you give to a country of kidnappers, ritualists, pr0stitutes,419ners, scammers and spammers, terrorists, militants, armed robbers, book haram, friggin eediots rule? A country where nothing works? [s] lezz:[/s]
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 10:02pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
fuckeduppedness how is the fault of Ghanaians that you are the armpit zoo of the world the place is outright smelly and dirty the largest country of apes filed with hookers, scam artistes, robbers do you know sambisa forest? I am going to throw up! mass eating from the dustbin lezz:
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 11:52pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
SantaMafia:I see you're still desperate, crying with edited pictures and imagery. you need all those pics to sell your lies but I give you undisputed facts to prove you're a slave with no desire to be free. please after posting all your photo shop pics, the facts still awaits you. IMF feeds 25 million blacker-than-black Ghanaians. your President awaits donations from the west before your budget is passed. Ghana has applied for an economic bailout twice in 5 years. that's like filling for bankruptcy, son. UK still determines what laws your forced-gay assembly men will make tomorrow. your currency is junk status, that's zero economy. your GDP is $30 that's the equivalent of war torn Afghanistan. . . and lastly, irrespective of everything thing you say about the leader of Africa (Nigeria) we run your local economy: we are better, stronger, more influential and bigger than little, tiny beggar-Ghana. at this juncture, I'll ask how old you are. you seem to be without a sense of shame. or oblivious to damming facts or can't seem to recognised when you're embarrassing yourself. as a ghana boy you'll always be insignificant and voiceless and unseen, that's why you hide under naira land just to be heard. |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 6:46pm On Nov 25, 2014 |
Fuckeduppedness boy you are truly dumb I didn’t expect anything intelligent from the ape and he did not disappoint . Crass stvpidity is deeply ingrained in his DNA hallucinatory aria Shitnigeria may have a gdp of 100 trillion dollars and Ghana’s GDP may be $1 , yet people don’t eat from the dustbin in Ghana . We don’t have book haram “engineers” don’t fight over left over Fanta life expectancy is not 45 years we don’t have baby factories 70% of our people have access to electricity compared with 120 million apes without electricity in the sh1thole hahahaha youth unemployment in Ghana is not 90% $100 trillion gdp and 90% of you apes survive on less than $2 a day the last I checked 50 police recruits in the sh1thole were sharing one fish head at lunchpeople are kidnapped in that dustbin Can anyone tell me how many nigerians have access to electricity, potable water, motorable roads, personal security, quality education, health care? What is the infant mortality rate in nigeria? What is the maternal mortality rate? What you apes deserve is extermination camp-just like what the Nazists did to the Jews. We need another holocaust to get rid of these unrepented pests who have brought nothing but shame and misery to Africa and the rest of the world. Election riggers, mass murderers,419ers,child rapists-VVFs.polio. The piece of crap called shittown is destined for the dustbin. Every MUMU is rushing to Ghana. Today, our jails are full thanks to these madafaking demonic criminals Ugly, hungry barbarians! Fucking ediots. Female suicide bombers kill at least 21 in Nigeria's northeast (Reuters) - Two female suicide bombers killed at least 21 people on Tuesday in a busy market area of Nigeria's northeastern city of Maiduguri, center of a militant Islamist insurgency, emergency services said. Four witnesses told Reuters near the scene that a woman had entered the roadside trading area behind the city's main market before blowing herself up. "While the people were trying to help the injured, the second bomb blasted," witness Sani Adamu told Reuters. "I saw lots of bodies". An official at the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) said 21 bodies had so far been removed from the scene of the twin blasts, while a medical worker said a local hospital where he was based had received some 13 bodies. Nigerian authorities did not immediately respond to requests for comment. There was no claim of responsibility, but suspicion is likely to fall on violent Islamist group Boko Haram, whose five-year campaign for an Islamic state has killed thousands. The group has increasingly used female suicide bombers. In June, there were four attacks by female bombers in the largely Muslim north, including one targeting a school in Kano, the region's biggest city. Another woman blew herself up at a teacher training college in Nigeria's central Niger state on Nov. 12, killing at least one other person. Adamu said he counted more than 30 people on the ground, but did not know if they were dead or wounded. Police cordoned off the scene and sirens wailed in the aftermath. sirens wailed and apes wailed roforoforofo lezz:
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 7:51pm On Nov 25, 2014 |
SantaMafia:you're still attempting to use long posts to salvage what is left of your bruised remains. you are nothing but a roach,boy. You will be picked for snacks when it really matters. you're among the walking-dead who can't differentiate reality from death. Ghana is dead, a living example of a small, inconsequential country with no international reckoning. she begs to be seen and beg to live. Bokoharam? we are Africa's fastest growing economy, Africa's biggest economy. Economic giant. We have highest number of billionaires and millionaire s in Africa: people giant we are Africa's spiritual headquaters . electricity: we have lit Africa up with nairaland, Lindaikeji, nollywood etc. coal-black, ghana-must-go boy, must it take your death to know that God has made us your superiors? your brain is composed of goat urine, slave child. let allow you fester in the agnst of the frustrations of your heritage. fvck not with me; I'm your naira land e-murderer. 1 Like |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 7:57pm On Nov 25, 2014 |
SantaMafia:you're still attempting to use long posts to salvage what is left of your bruised remains. you are nothing but a roach,boy. You will be picked for snacks when it really matters. you're among the walking-dead who can't differentiate reality from death. Ghana is dead, a living example of a small, inconsequential country with no international reckoning. she begs to be seen and beg to live. Bokoharam? we are Africa's fastest growing economy, Africa's biggest economy. Economic giant. We have the highest number of billionaires and millionaires in Africa: people giant we are Africa's spiritual headquaters . electricity: we have lit Africa up with nairaland, Lindaikeji, nollywood etc. coal-black, ghana-must-go boy, must it take your death to know that God has made us your superiors? your brain is composed of goat urine, slave child. let me allow you fester in the agnst of the frustrations of your heritage. fvck not with me; I'm your nairaland e-murderer. hehehehehe. |
| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by SantaMafia: 10:52am On Nov 26, 2014 |
hahahahahaha I love it when you try to sound intelligent It is such a lost cause give it up, magg0t. you are destined for the dustbin and that is where you rightly belong eat from the dustbin, live in a dustbin and you are going to die in a dustbin what a miserable life for a fooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooool the rant of a foooool who dash foool sense? I am the new sheriff in town and you better get ready to be flogged like a rented mule this is just the beginning, modafaka from the zoological republic of fooooooooools the [b]armpit of the world chiko, has another bomb gone off in the last hour? and this time will be another 500 apes killed? roforoforofo the entire shi1thole needs to be bombed out of existence, my goat the largest country of apes filled with hookers, scam artistes and robbers who smoke weed all day and become terrorists and mudder fuggers I am simply telling the truth, my dog. don't get upset. I am telling it as it is,foooool who doesn't know shitnigeria is a zoo? arrant crapI go flog you soooooooooootay you go commit suicide. damburuba shege![/b] [s] lezz:[/s]
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| Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by lezz(m): 6:52am On Nov 27, 2014 |
SantaMafia:believe it your IQ isn't powerful enough to light up a dummy phone in a phone shop. your desperate pictures of lame attempts to get even depicts you as semi-imbecilê with sawdust for brains. we are your cultural colonist, economical imperialists and social authority. heheheheh, these are harsh facts, little man. when you combine how we run your local economy, how your president cried to EU to for Nigeria's intervention. How Nollywood and our entertainment industry tear ghana apart, plus how you and thousands burnt-tyre black zombie-ghanains squat on naira land, you should admit that you're my slave by affiliation. Lol. having me doing little e-fights with someone like you who belongs to the ignore-dustbin must be a dream come true for you. you are a resident bottomless dregs of human society. calling you a slave is an honour to you. you are of no significance or consequences. some dogs are superior to you in birth and breeding. coming from a heritage of modern slavery, living in the now of economic oblivion and Nigeria dominance, your frustrations are a new benchmark of another level of schizophrenia. 2014 is rounding off, Google up if UK has sent any aid package for you and the other docile 25 million neo slaves in Ghana. |
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