₦airaland Forum

LoveDecay:
Guy am running my m.a in the us ... my tuition is 12ooo usd. You can't walk in my shoes .. clown tee hee

look at you....what makes you think paying back 12000dolars is a picnic?..

and if nobody hire you after your paper-adventures?.....

LoveDecay:
Bullshit ... compare our GDP per capita with theirs. Wages going up... how many people are in the Ghanaian government.

the Ghanaian private sector employs more people. We dont need a large government and we dont have a large government. how much of that GDP have influenced Education and health? tell me, when you are done thinking backward then we can talk. your tantrums are not getting you there

LoveDecay:
How you wan take know. For the very reason you ask shows that you are a Mumu ... for life


Lazy children that refuse to read their books.

says the one who does not have a history. It's only in Nigerians delusional minds, have you wondered why its not known?

Just30:
says the one who does not have a history. It's only in Nigerians delusional minds, have you wondered why its not known?

na you dey mind the ashanti boso....


this people are sacred...better dont answer ram....you could get into serious trouble.....

thedarkside:
na you dey mind the ashanti boso....

laughing in Fante

Na God go help person

mazidan:
Na God go help person

ohhh my..dont mess with the sacred ones...their own pass you..dont try..


beat up the kenyans,south-africans .....but when it comes to the ashantis,better back off...


confused sacred ones......confused,even more dangerous to you....

Just30:
True that it took 5 years for the Ghanaian Cedi to hit 3.9 cedis to a Dollar and has stayed so for almost a year now. The Naira useed to be 50 Naira to a Cedi but now it's around 76 Naira to a cedi and quickly hitting 80 Naira to a Cedi

Cedi dollar rate was about 1:1 in 2008. So it took roughly 8years to depreciate to the current 3.9.... in spite of the depreciation, economic progress and a number of social interventions have helped lift majority of Ghanaians out of poverty. Just last week, Senegal sent a delegation to study the National Health Insurance Scheme in Ghana. Nigerians have things to learn from Ghana. Even with power, you find this type of onion light bulbs in use. These bulbs were banned in Ghana some years back because they are not energy efficient. Today all households in Ghana use energy saving bulbs. On the other hand, you find these bulbs in use in Nigeria - a country whose electricity supply is woefully inadequate.

Ghana is still a work in progress - a number of good policies are in place to keep the country on a path to sustainable development. Can we say same for Nigeria?

thedarkside:
ohhh my..dont mess with the sacred ones...their own pass you..dont try..


beat up the kenyans,south-africans .....but when it comes to the ashantis,better back off...


confused sacred ones......confused,even more dangerous to you....

I don't understand you one bit.

mazidan:
I don't understand you one bit.

what i say and write is meant for the saints...if you dont understand my gabbage......tahhhhhh..then you are simply not a saint....


roll,rol,roll your boat gently down the stream,if you see a crocodile dont forget to scream..!!!!AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!..

thedarkside:
what i say and write is meant for the saints...if you dont understand my gabbage......tahhhhhh..then you are simply not a saint....

Ok

mazidan:
Ok

hmmmm...

Just30:
from what ? your ignorance will kill you

Lol ,this "giant" lording it over Ghana and SA can't even manage to lord over its own refineries,its oil industry,can't compete with Shoprite on home turf,can't keep stable electricity and still has polio cases in the north.

How can you lord it over countries that are clearly doing much better than you? Its crazy.

Bifwoli:
Lol ,this "giant" lording it over Ghana and SA can't even manage to lord over its own refineries,its oil industry,can't compete with Shoprite on home turf,can't keep stable electricity and still has polio cases in the north.

How can you lord it over countries that are clearly doing much better than you? Its crazy.

insult...you of all people want to insult us too like the kenyans and south.africans did......



you can not do that...thats painful....

okay,you ghaneans think you deserve pay back for what we did to you in the time of ghana must go...

admit it...this is the only palaver you have with us....

truefact:
It took buhari just a year to bring naira to 450 to dollar, but took almost 3 years for Ghana cedis to trade to 400 cedis to a dollar equivalent of 400 naira and it never crossed 400...

Before 100 naira will be equivalent of 200 Ghana cedis, just about 8 months back, but now 100 naira is 9 cedis

1 Ghana cedis is above 100 naira now. Do your research.

Mckennedy:
1 Ghana cedis is above 100 naira now. Do your research.

i dont even bother to check wheather its true...i dont care....but be sure aboout your facts...

we nigerians are not mumus.....you are playing in the higher liga now....

Joonana:
Cedi dollar rate was about 1:1 in 2008. So it took roughly 8years to depreciate to the current 3.9.... in spite of the depreciation, economic progress and a number of social interventions have helped lift majority of Ghanaians out of poverty. Just last week, Senegal sent a delegation to study the National Health Insurance Scheme in Ghana. Nigerians have things to learn from Ghana. Even with power, you find this type of onion light bulbs in use. These bulbs were banned in Ghana some years back because they are not energy efficient. Today all households in Ghana use energy saving bulbs. On the other hand, you find these bulbs in use in Nigeria - a country whose electricity supply is woefully inadequate.

Ghana is still a work in progress - a number of good policies are in place to keep the country on a path to sustainable development. Can we say same for Nigeria?

I Just can't think far anymore

Just30:
I Just can't think far for Nigerians anymore

nobody is begging you to think for us..

who?,the hausas and fulanis that dont even know you are around the corner or the yorubas that only understand `stay away and ovambe` or the igbos that dont want you around their area a tall...soooo,,who is fooling who....

Joonana:
Cedi dollar rate was about 1:1 in 2008. So it took roughly 8years to depreciate to the current 3.9.... in spite of the depreciation, economic progress and a number of social interventions have helped lift majority of Ghanaians out of poverty. Just last week, Senegal sent a delegation to study the National Health Insurance Scheme in Ghana. Nigerians have things to learn from Ghana. Even with power, you find this type of onion light bulbs in use. These bulbs were banned in Ghana some years back because they are not energy efficient. Today all households in Ghana use energy saving bulbs. On the other hand, you find these bulbs in use in Nigeria - a country whose electricity supply is woefully inadequate.

Ghana is still a work in progress - a number of good policies are in place to keep the country on a path to sustainable development. Can we say same for Nigeria?

look,no matter how you try to flatter yourself...a opposition party member already told the world on youtube how the situation in ghana is...


please...nairaland is a international forum.....alot of foreighners are here and they are watching....

please dont become another nuissance like a ghanean-ipob....

hmmmmmmmm....

TruthisGOD:
Stop grasping on air. Crude oil is what makes Nigeria thick. Recession you're experiencing now is because of low oil price and disruption of oil flow. What will happen in the case of zero oil production or alternative energy to oil? I repeat the entire population of Nigeria is unproductive. A country that imports virtually everything including tooth pick is grossly unproductive. When you tell yourself the truth and accept it is when start thinking of a way foward. Stop deceiving yourself.

You are totally ignorant. Nigeria produces thousands of products, from vehicles to paint, from chemicals to machineries. There are factories dotted all over the country. They are not there for decoration. Have you ever entered a Nigerian factory in your life? I very much doubt it. Your problem is that you are so full of inferiority complex, ignorance and laziness, that common research is beyond your ability or inclination. Far easier to peddle idiotic, beer-parlour nonsense about ''toothpicks''. Shameless man. If Nigeria ''imports toothpicks'', does that not mean an opportunity is open for you to produce locally? What are you doing sitting on your backside? You expect the govt to build toothpick factory for you? Is that the government's job?

Since when nigeria aka giant is better than south africa, some nigerians are dreamers

Rossikk:
You are totally ignorant. Nigeria produces thousands of products, from vehicles to paint, from chemicals to machineries. There are factories dotted all over the country. They are not there for decoration. Have you ever entered a Nigerian factory in your life? I very much doubt it. Your problem is that you are so full of inferiority complex, ignorance and laziness, that common research is beyond your ability or inclination. Far easier to peddle idiotic, ignorant nonsense like ''toothpicks''. Shameless man. If Nigeria ''imports toothpicks'', does that not mean an opportunity is open for you to produce locally? What are you doing sitting on your backside? You expect the govt to build toothpick factory for you? Is that the government's job? Ignoramus.

abegi tell am..i only learnd constructions in my life...i know nothing else....

do this poeple realy think they will surpass japan with only 30billion dollars loan,even if we use it well??...!negro in wonderland!....

Joonana:
Literacy rate
- Nigeria 59.60%; Ghana 76.60%

Access to improved water
- Nigeria 68.50%; Ghana 88.70%

Acccess to electricity
- Nigeria 45%; Ghana 80%

Mobile penetration
- Nigeria 83.00%; Ghana 133%

HIV Prevalence rate
- Nigeria 3.17% Ghana 1.40%

Maternal mortality per 100,000 live births
- Nigeria 814; Ghana 319

Infant Mortality per 1000 live births
- Nigeria 71; Ghana 36

Life Expectancy at birth
- Nigeria 53.4 years; Ghana 66.6 years

HDI
- Nigeria 0.51; Ghana 0.58

GINI index
- Nigeria 43; Ghana 39

Visa free score (passport)
- Nigeria 44; Ghana 61

Ignorant dude, your country is doing fantastic abi? consider comparing your country to Cameroon, Niger, Djibouti, Somalia, Sudan, Eritrea, Chad and Central African Republic. Maybe you will fare better than them on some of the indices.

KINDLY POST THE SOURCE OF (AND LINK TO) YOUR STATISTICS. IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO POST STATS WITHOUT PLACING A LINK TO YOUR SOURCE SO WE CAN ANALYSE IT.

IN THE ABSENCE OF YOUR DOING THAT, WE WILL CONCLUDE THAT YOUR STATS ARE FALSIFIED.

Bifwoli:
Lol ,this "giant" lording it over Ghana and SA can't even manage to lord over its own refineries,its oil industry,can't compete with Shoprite on home turf,can't keep stable electricity and still has polio cases in the north.

How can you lord it over countries that are clearly doing much better than you? Its crazy.

Kindly shut up please. Stable electricity? You mean like this?


POWER CUTS RAVAGE GHANA:

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Current-power-outages-not-dumsor-ECG-481542


POWER SHORTAGES HIT GHANA DUE TO HER INABILITY TO PAY $300 MILLION DEBTS FOR NIGERIAN GAS

http://www.myjoyonline.com/business/2016/october-27th/power-situation-dire-energy-experts-confirm-npp-warning.php

Joonana:
Literacy rate
- Nigeria 59.60%; Ghana 76.60%

Access to improved water
- Nigeria 68.50%; Ghana 88.70%

Acccess to electricity
- Nigeria 45%; Ghana 80%

Mobile penetration
- Nigeria 83.00%; Ghana 133%

HIV Prevalence rate
- Nigeria 3.17% Ghana 1.40%

Maternal mortality per 100,000 live births
- Nigeria 814; Ghana 319

Infant Mortality per 1000 live births
- Nigeria 71; Ghana 36

Life Expectancy at birth
- Nigeria 53.4 years; Ghana 66.6 years

HDI
- Nigeria 0.51; Ghana 0.58

GINI index
- Nigeria 43; Ghana 39

Visa free score (passport)
- Nigeria 44; Ghana 61

Ignorant dude, your country is doing fantastic abi? consider comparing your country to Cameroon, Niger, Djibouti, Somalia, Sudan, Eritrea, Chad and Central African Republic. Maybe you will fare better than them on some of the indices.

If you care to know, you will uncover more worrying facts about your country:
- http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/04/440695/
- http://dailypost.ng/2016/07/16/110m-nigerians-are-living-in-poverty-osinbajo/
- https://www.ifitweremyhome.com/compare/NG/GH

guy...that was a tactical mistake.....because of frustration over nigeria,,now you insulted the Cameroon, Niger, Djibouti, Somalia, Sudan, Eritrea, Chad and Central African Republic...

do you see now why we lead??...

no nigerian would make that kind of tactical mistake.....

not even the biafrans would do that...ohhh my.....you are fresh in the game....ohhhhhhh my....

Rossikk:
You are totally ignorant. Nigeria produces thousands of products, from vehicles to paint, from chemicals to machineries. There are factories dotted all over the country. They are not there for decoration. Have you ever entered a Nigerian factory in your life? I very much doubt it. Your problem is that you are so full of inferiority complex, ignorance and laziness, that common research is beyond your ability or inclination. Far easier to peddle idiotic, ignorant nonsense like ''toothpicks''. Shameless man. If Nigeria ''imports toothpicks'', does that not mean an opportunity is open for you to produce locally? What are you doing sitting on your backside? You expect the govt to build toothpick factory for you? Is that the government's job? Ignoramus.

No need ranting like a rabid mad dog. Statistics are there to judge. Nigeria produces cars, nigeria factories dotted all over blabla blabla. Nigeria produces vechicle and still import cars? Your problem is that you shy from the truth, hence you keep suffering. Stop glorifying a lost country. Nigeria is suffering and poor because Nigeria leaders are myopic and don't encourage science and technology. Do you how much us, germany, uk invest on science and technology yearly but such can't be said of Nigeria where information and propaganda is giving more pirority and investment than science, technology and education put together. Talk about enabling enviroment that will enable investors and research oriented people to thrive, talk about epileptic power. Funny people

thedarkside:
look,no matter how you try to flatter yourself...a opposition party member already told the world on youtube how the situation in ghana is...


please...nairaland is a international forum.....alot of foreighners are here and they are watching....

please dont become another nuissance like a ghanean-ipob....

well, the opposition party is doing its job to secure power. i see it to be good for democracy and the development of Ghana - a strong opposition serves as a check on the incumbent government. It's up to Ghanaians to make the choice of going with the incumbent government or the opposition party.

TruthisGOD:
No need ranting like a rabid mad dog. Statistics are there to judge. Nigeria produces cars, nigeria factories dotted all over blabla blabla. Nigeria produces vechicle and still import cars? Your problem is that you shy from the truth, hence you keep suffering. Stop glorifying a lost country. Nigeria is suffering and poor because Nigeria leaders are myopic and don't encourage science and technology. Do you how much us, germany, uk invest on science and technology yearly but such can't be said of Nigeria where information and propaganda is giving more pirority and investment than science, technology and education put together. Talk about enabling enviroment that will enable investors and research oriented people to thrive, talk about epileptic power. Funny people

you are a white-man,i conclude??...

Joonana:
well, the opposition party is doing its job to secure power. i see it to be good for democracy and the development of Ghana - a strong opposition serves as a check on the incumbent government. It's up to Ghanaians to make the choice of going with the incumbent government or the opposition party.

Ghanaians...thank you for correcting me...

TruthisGOD:
No need ranting like a rabid mad dog. Statistics are there to judge. Nigeria produces cars, nigeria factories dotted all over blabla blabla. Nigeria produces vechicle and still import cars? Your problem is that you shy from the truth, hence you keep suffering. Stop glorifying a lost country. Nigeria is suffering and poor because Nigeria leaders are myopic and don't encourage science and technology. Do you how much us, germany, uk invest on science and technology yearly but such can't be said of Nigeria where information and propaganda is giving more pirority and investment than science, technology and education put together. Talk about enabling enviroment that will enable investors and research oriented people to thrive, talk about epileptic power. Funny people

You are a compound dunce. AMERICA PRODUCES CARS AND STILL IMPORTS CARS, DUMMY DUM DUM.

The rest of your ''analysis'' is worthless. You're really not qualified to criticise. You should be in a classroom to be honest.

Rossikk:
KINDLY POST THE SOURCE OF (AND LINK TO) YOUR STATISTICS. IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO POST STATS WITHOUT PLACING A LINK TO YOUR SOURCE SO WE CAN ANALYSE IT.

IN THE ABSENCE OF YOUR DOING THAT, WE WILL CONCLUDE THAT YOUR STATS ARE FALSIFIED.

like hellooooo...salad without dressing..like...