Annael:

Also this called Annaelophobia

You guys real real fear when you see I am online

Wizzzzmike:


Dude this is not the first time Ghanaian police have gone to Somalia...go to both Sudan and South Sudan you'll see them

NairobiWalker:


We fear anuses Mr. Annal.

Shma:


Zombies


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAbhQphEBeg

tylann:

Trump my guy I hope he wins I hate the democrats they are idiots

Saddamochieng00:


You have to watch this clip to understand why kibera would be heaven to this Nigerian slum dwellers. Damn I've travelled and also watched virtual tour of places all round the world but I've never seen a place as filthy, disgusting and uninhabitable as the slums in naija. When that Ghanian illiterate Noisyrians was telling us that Nigeria is not fit for animals to survive in I thought he was tripping but damn. I've been to kibera several times but never have I seen such....damn those Nigerians slums are hell I tell you.

And here I was thinking that we Kenyans had it bad yet there are people on this earth living in HELL HELL HELL HELL. Never should we refer to those places as slums cause they're literally hell.

All the nationalities in this thread I urge you to watch the clip and see for yourself why Nigeria is not even fit for animals to live in.

Annael:

Mkundu wako mpana kama ndoo

Shma:
Nanyuki.

vaxx:
Ghana police successfully landed in Somalia to compliment Somalia police service .


Ghana loves for Africa start from Kwame inkrumah time

Saddamochieng00:
[s]

You have to watch this clip to understand why kibera would be heaven to this Nigerian slum dwellers. Damn I've travelled and also watched virtual tour of places all round the world but I've never seen a place as filthy, disgusting and uninhabitable as the slums in naija. When that Ghanian illiterate Noisyrians was telling us that Nigeria is not fit for animals to survive in I thought he was tripping but damn. I've been to kibera several times but never have I seen such....damn those Nigerians slums are hell I tell you.

And here I was thinking that we Kenyans had it bad yet there are people on this earth living in HELL HELL HELL HELL. Never should we refer to those places as slums cause they're literally hell.

All the nationalities in this thread I urge you to watch the clip and see for yourself why Nigeria is not even fit for animals to live in. [/s]

tylann:
[s]
You should send more to South Sudan, Mozambique or Cameroon or even Nigeria[/s]

jln115:
100% sure?

mtisTheQubit:

i knew there was something to do with ccm..what about Annael..he sounds dense..

mtisTheQubit:

the truth is Magu's fall will be awesome..its like the powers be have made him crazy for final fall

jln115:
Trump supporter? @TayserMahri would not be impressed

TayserMahrii:


He will take down Tz with him. What's up with your man Joe?

TayserMahrii:


why?

TayserMahrii:


1000%

Jasparrow1:
Another kibera fool spewing rubbish as usual Kibera hosted the world's largest slums for a place to hosted the world's largest slums shows how hell that country is

I'd rather live in a slum in Nigeria than to live in a hellhole like kibera or Kenya as a whole infact the whole of Kenya is a complete hellhole I wonder how people live in that smelling gutter shitthol

Nigeria is better than Kenya by far far gab, even the Tanzanians, South Africans and the Ghanaians knows that you kenyans are just decieving yourselves for nothing

Kenya is worster than Somalia poverty everywhere in that dustbin shitthol the whole of that zoo is covered by slums Kenya is a gigantic hellhole Walai

See what you want to compare with the slums in Nigeria. See the massive slums you have in only kibera I wonder how people breath in that gutter shitthol for a capital city to have such a massive slums like this, I wonder how the whole country would look like

What that zoo needs for now is a atomic bomb to bomb that complete shitthol down and start a new country for now, Kenya is a hellhole

vankelvin:
Please someone should tell the President of Zimbabwe that Ghanaians beg him.
We are pleading on behalf of Americans

Onyeama: Landlord threatening to eject Nigerian embassy in Hungary over owed rent

Godfrey Onyeama, the minister of foreign affairs, says the landlord of the building where the Nigerian embassy in Hungary is located is threatening to evict the embassy.

Onyeama was speaking while defending the ministry’s 2021 budget at the house of representatives in Abuja on Tuesday.

The minister said one of the challenges the ministry is facing is the movement of officers, ambassadors, and their families.

He explained that the ministry needs N1.6 billion to move ambassadors and pay officers N3.7 billion, making a total of N5.3 billion for the whole movement.

The minister said there is a need to address the inadequate overhead budgetary provisions to the missions, which is resulting in a lot of debt for electricity and rent.

“Just on Monday, the ambassador in Hungary called to say they are going to throw them out from the chancery building. That the landlord is coming and that they do not have the money to pay,” NAN quoted him to have said.

“And we get that from a lot of missions across the world and that is not a sustainable way of running foreign service.

“Then this exchange rate differential with the CBN is really something we need to address once and for all.

“It is not so easy, all of these things are computed in naira and all the payments abroad are in dollars and once the exchange rate is changed, it never goes the other way, it always goes up, it never comes down vis-a-vis the dollar. This means immediate shortfall for all our missions.”

Onyeama said the federal government is making plans to reduce the number of international organisations Nigeria belongs to because of a scarcity of funds.

“We are owing a lot, and in the federal executive council (FEC), there is a process to rationalise and cut down on the international organisations we belong to,” he said.

“This is because we are just owing monies left and right and it is not even good for the image of the country.

“A lot of our missions are eyesores and it is just a huge embarrassment to the country that we can have missions in such terrible conditions.

“We have been receiving letters from the national assembly forwarding to us various claims and judgement and asking us to pay them.

“We have a big challenge with clothing allowances, as you know, all officers in our missions from grade level 7 and above are entitled to $2,500 clothing allowance per annum.

“In the 2021 budget, about 1,312 officers will be expecting the payment of these allowances and if you take at the CBN official rate, we are looking at N1.2 billion.

“What we have available is N762 million for that, to able to pay the clothing allowances, we still need an additional sum of N500 million.”

In July, Onyeama said the federal government is considering a review of embassy operations across the world.