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how is it good please explain

How is it not good please explain

Tetehjewels:
[s]My brother my charity program here is my way of giving back to the communities. We embark on sensitization against these their numerous useless festivals here where they promote nothing but promiscuity and leave teenage pregnancies in their wake due to poverty. My farm here has many locals working there whom i pay. Many of these communities have been appreciative while others have shown hatred because i am Nigerian and also because their chiefs make money from these festivals and see me as someone who has come to stop that cash flow.

It was a widowed teacher who gave me that land for free for as long as i wanted. It was left to her by her late husband. She did it in appreciation for my impact in the life of her children.[/s]

Audio success. Show us proof or better still keep your lies to yourself....

vaxx2:
I know your type.....empty basket make the loudest noise . you are simply a lier and poor at the same time . you wish to be what you called yourself but you are not.

It will only take one dedication to productivity and honesty to become successful not the audio success you are claiming


The only truth about you is your poverty that I can confirm....

Go and take care of the kid you had in your teenage years and stop foaming at the mouth. You detest me because i struck a nerve with you and you can only react this way since you know i told the truth.

Like i said, feel free to assume whatever you want about me. Its your head and your thoughts afterall.

vaxx2:
Audio success. Show us proof or better still keep your lies to yourself....

This was my post as far back as June. Read it

Tetehjewels: 5:48pm On Jun 20



What has Ghana achieved? You are obviously hardwired with stupidity. The last time we had a banter you asked me for my address in Ghana so you can fvck me up. Well here it is. I stay in Tantra Hill and own probably the largest farm in asesewa which is in Upper manya Krobo among other businesses . If you wish to locate me just go to asesewa and ask their chiefs about the Nigerian who was made a Chief in Akateng a year ago. I single handedly Graded the road leading to the "commercial river (Volta) in Akateng because my farm produce mostly gets transported out through that River and we are currently working on a commercial central market there.

Your people work for me and i pay them.

Left to you Ghanaians that access road would have been left as nasty as it has always been. My efforts to uplift that community where my farm is has earned me respect and honour because Nigerians are givers and hardworking Unlike you lazy bums who are always looking for who will do for you for free.

My name is Frank but your people fondly call me Frank Tetteh which is the name i am also called in Upper Manya.

Oya come and fvck me up. Ode!

Area4Area:
Nigeria's purchasing power is over 1.2 trillion dollars for just 200 million people, take your comparison to those countries you mentioned because Nigeria alone can swallow you all in one fell swoop.

why don't you check the GDP ppp per capital rate ? you don't just factor in purchasing power alone.

Tetehjewels:
This was my post as far back as June. Read it

You are very stupid , do you think we are toddler here. . give me the validation that you are in Ghana on a special arrangement as you claim. Show me identity card or something that says you are indeed in Ghana on special mission? you may even cover your name or picture. let's read your profession and your so called non existing charity organization details

vaxx2:
Nigerians import virtually everything even common salt is imported into Nigeria and this is taken billions of dollars .

.....then why is Ghana still crying and begging over the border closure?

Nigeria imports-$36.5billion
Population-201 million
Per capita import- $181

Ghana imports-$13 billion
Population-28 million
Per capita import-$464

Who depends on imports more to survive and are generally lazy? No wonder your cedi is getting more worthless everyday

Tetehjewels:
[s]Go and take care of the kid you had in your teenage years and stop foaming at the mouth. You detest me because i struck a nerve with you and you can only react this way since you know i told the truth.

Like i said, feel free to assume whatever you want about me. Its your head and your thoughts afterall[/s].

It seems i have busted your lies and too smart to fall into your gullible lies hence personal attack....

Baby factory is a common buisness in Nigeria and lagos is an example of what seems strange in the world . Go and deal with that, you useless lier. empty barrel make the loudest noise .........

adekolaelect:
How is it not good please explain

Experience is the best teacher,a few months from now we shall come for a review,we would all have known the truth

vaxx2:
You are very stupid , do you think we are toddler here. . give me the validation that you are in Ghana on a special arrangement as you claim. Show me identity card or something that says you are indeed in Ghana on special mission? you may even cover your name or picture. let's read your profession and your so called non existing charity organization details

If you were not stupid you would have realized that my story today is consistent with my story as far back as June. If there was any alteration you would have seen it. This shows i am as legit as they come with no farcade.

In response to your question about validation which i have been asked before as well i will also post a response to that from the past

Tetehjewels: 6:00pm On Jun 20

I am waiting for you. Once you mention Frank Tetteh right from the police barrier leading to the last left turn to asesewa they all know me and have my phone numbers as i pass through there to my farm every other week. In fact they will bring you straight to my farm.

I repeat i am waiting for you.

After the above i said the below

Tetehjewels: 8:04pm On Jun 20


That guy is simply being an idiot. Ghanaians are also neck deep in crime but they tend to cover themselves up so well because they are majorly a tourist country so want to protect their image before the outside world which isnt a bad thing. But why try to paint Nigerians as terrible people just so you can divert external interest from Nigeria to Ghana? How can they even hope to compete with Nigeria in anything?

Whenever i travel to my farm i go with police attachments and that is because the road between asesewa and Akateng is notorious for armed robberies being perpetrated by Ghanaians. Because of the Volta river in Akateng there is a lot of commercial activity there and people from all over converge there to buy fish, farm produce, Live Animals, etc and most of the people travel with cash.

Because of the volume of robberies that take place there, the police decided to station Police Barriers almost every 2km from Before asesewa all the way to Akateng.

People have been killed, Kidnapped, etc on that road by Ghanaians but you will never hear about it because they cover it up super fast. About 4 months ago the only big bank in asesewa had their bullion van robbed on same road by Ghanaians and the driver killed but you will never hear about it.

They simply want to paint Nigeria bad because outside Nigeria, the next best place for investment in the west african sub region is Ghana. If they can rubbish us well enough then that would be a plus for them in terms of focus by investors.

Use that info to get my validation

IN CASE YOU DO NOT KNOW WHERE ASESEWA OR AKATENG ARE, THEY ARE AFTER KOFORIDUA. AKATENG IS AFTER ASESEWA ON THE SAME MAJOR ROAD. AKATENG HOWEVER IS A DEAD END THAT TERMINATES AT THE VOLTA RIVER

vaxx2:
This is the people crying anyway......


The Nigeria Coconut Traders are accusing their Ghanaian counterparts of preventing them from fully accessing the Ghanaian coconut industry.

According to them, some Ghanaian coconut exporters together with a few Nigerians have formed a cartel to prevent new investors from contacting coconut producers and marketers in Ghana.

Currently, Ghana produces about 60 percent of the coconut consumed in Nigeria.

Secretary of the Lagos State Coconut Traders Association of Nigeria Hupatin Akpetunde who disclosed this in an interview with Citi Business News says the cartels use security forces and associations to prevent others from entering the market.

“The cartel is an issue. We realised that some segments of people are now trying to thwart our efforts of investing in the coconut market. The cartel is operated in such a manner that very few people want to control the market without allowing others. They do this through the use of security forces and associations.”


He believes with the high demand of coconut in Nigeria which has a population of about 200 million, Ghanaians can export more to that country if the market is made more accessible.

“Presently we have an Agricultural and Industrial revolution in Nigeria, and that has created a vacuum whereby we don’t have enough coconut to satisfy our market, hence we look at the neighboring West African countries and having tested Ghanaian coconut we have seen it as very rich. The quality of the food is satisfactory and the size is also acceptable in the Nigerian market.”

He says the situation is rather worrying and hinders trade within the region.

“The African economy will grow if we all invest and integrate ourselves into it.”

The traders who visited Ghana for the International Coconut Festival have therefore been meeting with their Ghanaian counterparts to discuss the issue.


This development comes at a time when Ghanaian traders are also complaining about the closure of Nigeria borders which has left millions of Ghanaian goods stuck in Benin.

The total annual production of coconut currently stands at approximately 229 million pieces of coconuts, equivalent to between 350,000 to 400,000 metric tonnes; majority of which is consumed domestically.

The Ghana Exports Promotion Authority has therefore announced plans to promote and expand the acreages for coconut cultivation to take advantage of the increasing demand on the international markets.

Source: www.citibusinessnews.com

This is not in tandem with what we are talking about, these ones here are talking about how some Nigerians and Ghanaians are preventing them from the Ghanaian coconut industry.
So 60% of the coconut consumed in Nigeria is actually from Ghana and you guys go behaving as you don't want Nigeria's huge market? Buhari has really dealt with you guys this time, una go hear am

obidark:
seriously....
wtf....??

if they have something special against us,thy should say it directly,than quakin from the side...!!

cheap bitchess....!!

Don't mind those poor leeches

vaxx2:
why don't you check the GDP ppp per capital rate ? you don't just factor in purchasing power alone.

You talked about your mere $200 billion purchasing power and I gave you that of Nigeria that can swallow the whole of West Africa, open another thread for per capita and we die there

Let's not go into this argument.

Are you talking of a different Ghana? If not then Bra, leave the matter and move on.

I close relatives who have been there for more than 100 years.

Osu

Just30:
you keep making noise

our media have a way of drawing our government attention
they just have to put up a false reportage and the government will rush to fix the problem of the particular community.

That reportage was done by citifm to get the government to fix a problem in Nigo Prampram

86% of Ghana population have access to improve water and sanitation


47 million Nigerians practise open defecation – UNICEF
80 million in dire need of improved toilet


The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has said that no fewer than 47 million Nigerians still indulge in open defecation in the country.

Also, 33 million people in the country use unimproved toilet, while 90 percent of households use water that is contaminated.

Now, UNICEF further said, about 80 million Nigerians are in dire need of improved toilet as unsafe drinking water, open defecation and poor hygiene have remained major causes of under-5 death in the country.

This is coming on the heel of the newly released 2018 Nigeria Demographic Health Survey (NDHS,2018), which revealed that the number of under-5 children dying yearly have continued to increase in the last 5 years.

The latest NDHS document states that under-5 death increased from 128 deaths per 1,000 live births in the 5 years prior to the 2013 NDHS, to 132 deaths per 1,000 live births in the most recent 5-year period (about 1 million U-5 children die yearly).

Many of these needless deaths have been traced to diarrhoea and water borne disease. Latest findings from the Federal Ministry of Water Resources (FMWR) states that more than 100,000 children under 5 die each year due to diarrhoea, making Nigeria the second country with the highest Children’s death from diarrhea.

These deaths could however be reduced if there is an end to open defecation and practice of good hygiene, sanitation, UNICEF-Nigeria Communication Specialist, Geoffery Njoku, told journalists, during an EU-UNICEF sponsored media dialogue on sanitation tagged “CLEAN NIGERIA: USE THE TOILET”, which held yesterday at Tahir Hotel Kano, Kano state.

According to him, there’s a huge link between sanitation, open defecation and child survival, hence the need for all to join #The Clean Nigeria Campaign.

A breakdown of the deplorable situation of open defecation, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) situation in Nigeria, by WASH Specialist, UNICEF-Nigeria, Bioye Ogunjobi states that

“1 in 3 Nigerians does not have access to basic drinking water services. 90 percent of households use water that is contaminated.

Area4Area:
This is not in tandem with what we are talking about, these ones here are talking about how some Nigerians and Ghanaians are preventing them from the Ghanaian coconut industry.
So 60% of the coconut consumed in Nigeria is actually from Ghana and you guys go behaving as you don't want Nigeria's huge market? Buhari has really dealt with you guys this time, una go hear am

Don't you see it is Nigerian dealing in the coconut trade, it is Nigeria plying to take over the business and fighting over from their fellow nigerians

Area4Area:
You talked about your mere $200 billion purchasing power and I gave you that of Nigeria that can swallow the whole of West Africa, open another thread for per capita and we die there

You lack basic economics inteligence. to look at how a country is rich averagely, you check in GDP ppp per capital against purchasing power. if your purchasing power is strong and your GDP ppp per capital is weak then you are poor . it is simple it is not about your purchasing power only but your GDP ppp per capital that matter.

vaxx2:
Don't you see it is Nigerian dealing in the coconut trade, it is Nigeria plying to take over the business and fighting over from their fellow nigerians

Some Nigerians taking over from some other Nigerians and Ghanaians as you insinuated, how does that story fit into what is being discussed here?

Area4Area:
Some Nigerians taking over from some other Nigerians and Ghanaians as you insinuated, how does that story fit into what is being discussed here?

You simply ask who is crying? and I show you fellow nigerians who have consider their fellow country men a saboteur in Ghana . See Nigeria understand the economy prowess of Ghana and how viable it is hence the opening of the so called temporary corridor.

vaxx2:
You lack basic economics inteligence. to look at how a country is rich averagely, you check in GDP ppp per capital against purchasing power. if your purchasing power is strong and your gjdd ppp per capital is weak then you are poor . it is simple it is not about your purchasing power only but your GDP ppp per capital that matter.

You were the one who bragged about your mere $200 billion and I gave you that for Nigeria as $1.2 trillion and you started rushing to GDP PPP.

Area4Area:
Some Nigerians taking over from some other Nigerians and Ghanaians as you insinuated, how does that story fit into what is being discussed here?

The funny thing here is that Nigerians, ivorians source for coconuts from Ghana due to our high population demand so we can make creams from it which we ship back to Ghana to buy while all they do with their coconuts is roaming around busy markets with wheelbarrows of these coconuts looking for who would buy them for 1 to 2 cedi so they can cut it open and drink the water.

They hardly think about bigger business but are just content with that daily small small change they can eat with for that day.

vaxx2:
You simply ask who is crying? and I show you fellow nigerians who have consider their fellow country men a saboteur in Ghana . See Nigeria understand the economy prowess of Ghana and how viable it is hence the opening of the so called temporary corridor.

Ghanaians always begging, I thought some of you threatened to close your border too.

Remember that we've not heard the last from Buhari, all we saw in your post are Ghanaian officials

Tetehjewels:
The funny thing here is that Nigerians, ivorians source for coconuts from Ghana due to our high population demand so we can make creams from it which we ship back to Ghana to buy while all they do with their coconuts is roaming around busy markets with wheelbarrows of these coconuts looking for who would buy them for 1 to 2 cedi so they can cut it open and drink the water.

They hardly think about bigger business but are just content with that daily small small change they can eat with for that day.

Very pathetic fellows

Area4Area:
Very pathetic fellows

Pathetic is an understatement

Area4Area:
Ghanaians always begging, I thought some of you threatened to close your border too.

Remember that we've not heard the last from Buhari, all we saw in your post are Ghanaian officials

That post is simply by Nigeria minister of trade ..... buhari don't speak on such matter

Area4Area:
You were the one who bragged about your mere $200 billion and I gave you that for Nigeria as $1.2 trillion and you started rushing to GDP PPP.

Wahl then that put Nigeria at a disadvantage of 200 dollars , meaning Ghana are 200 dollars richer than Nigeria..... so tell me who is the daddy here ?

Tetehjewels:
Pathetic is an understatement

They'd still come online to brag with Nigeria, the Nigerien president apologized and banned the movement of smuggled rice into Nigeria in order for Nigeria to open the border with them, instead of small boy Ghana to be begging their little sister Benin to do the needful, they are busy bragged with Nigeria online but offline their officials are going about begging

Tetehjewels:
The funny thing here is that Nigerians, ivorians source for coconuts from Ghana due to our high population demand so we can make creams from it which we ship back to Ghana to buy while all they do with their coconuts is roaming around busy markets with wheelbarrows of these coconuts looking for who would buy them for 1 to 2 cedi so they can cut it open and drink the water.

They hardly think about bigger business but are just content with that daily small small change they can eat with for that day.

It shows your lack of exposure, go to new york new jersey, Go to Columbia or Jamaica , people buy ready made coconut drink on the street. things that are very strange to Nigerians.


And stop lying , no Nigeria cream in Ghanaians store, it is either the opposite . Nigerians have been coming to Ghana for cream and soap shopping, even sheer butter are purchased by higher demand .....


I know you stupidly don't know , Ghanaian company are in Nigeria exploring your oils ( Springfield) I also know you don't know Ghanaian company are also in Nigeria medical buisness ( kinapharma) guys stop embarrassing yourself . stop been deluded....

vaxx2:
Wahl then that put Nigeria at a disadvantage of 200 dollars , meaning Ghana are 200 dollars richer than Nigeria..... so me tell me who is the daddy here ?

If 50% of Ghanaians are worth $1 million and 10% of Nigerians are worth same, that means 14 million Ghanaians and 20 million Nigerians, which still has the bigger market? Remember I just used 50% for Ghana and 10% for Nigeria.

Don't ever compare Nigeria and your small Ghana, go to your mates like Côte d'ivoire, Cameroon, Kenya, Tanzania, Senegal etc, we know our mates.

Area4Area:
If 50% of Ghanaians are worth $1 million and 10% of Nigerians are worth same, that means 14 million Ghanaians and 20 million Nigerians, which still has the bigger market? Remember I just used 50% for Ghana and 10% for Nigeria

Whatever baseless logic you come up with, it still shows Ghanaians averagely are richer than Nigerians....


market size is something very diffrent, there is what we called valuable market , it makes more sense to deal with Switzerland ( 9 million population) than to deal with Nigeria (200 million populations) because of valuable market. the former understand and can buy luxury , the latter is poor and can't afford it . so here population becomes useless....

Area4Area:
If 50% of Ghanaians are worth $1 million and 10% of Nigerians are worth same, that means 14 million Ghanaians and 20 million Nigerians, which still has the bigger market? Remember I just used 50% for Ghana and 10% for Nigeria.

Don't ever compare Nigeria and your small Ghana, go to your mates like Côte d'ivoire, Cameroon, Kenya, Tanzania, Senegal etc, we know our mates.

Nigeria market is basically big but poor

Area4Area:
.....then why is Ghana still crying and begging over the border closure?

Nigeria imports-$36.5billion
Population-201 million
Per capita import- $181

Ghana imports-$13 billion
Population-28 million
Per capita import-$464

Who depends on imports more to survive and are generally lazy? No wonder your cedi is getting more worthless everyday

You don't do basic econs that way.....

now factor in both export and import rate of Nigeria, factor in both export and import rate of Ghana and let's see whose balance of trade is more?

Do it simple, Ghana balance of trade is a way higher than that of Nigeria per head and it shows Ghana can afford to spend more ........