₦airaland Forum

Bridget95:
Its hell to live in a toxic society like naija where ethno-religeous views of its citizens keeps them down. How do you explain that a country with the highest deposit in gas and six producer of oil in the world

can't boast of 2 hours of steady electricity nationwide?

Bridget95:
I have not seen a people as lazy as Ghanaians. All they know is SEX

Jack005:
Nigeria is doing bad my friend. Why compare Nigeria to Ghana in the first place? Ghana does not have what Nigeria has at all

Jack005:
Are you a buhari supporter?

zoedew:
It already happened months back.

zoedew:
Nigerians who ran to Ghana had better be on their way back before they become victims of transferred aggression.

GreatBoss:
Its like jumping from frying pan to fire.

Ghanians are not that dumb.

Protests Over Economic Woes Enter Second Day in Ghana

Frustration has grown in recent months as Ghanaians bear the brunt of rampant inflation amid government efforts to redress the economy.

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Demonstrators in Ghana’s capital have gathered for a second day of protests against spiralling inflation and other economic woes after the first day ended in clashes with police and 29 arrests.

Wednesday’s protests kicked off at about noon GMT amid a heavy police presence.

Hundreds had taken to the streets on Tuesday to denounce price hikes, a tax on electronic payments and other levies amid an economic downturn.

Police dispersed the authorised march with tear gas and water cannon after demonstrators turned violent and wounded a dozen officers, according to a statement.

They arrested 29 demonstrators for “attacks and damage to public property” and were reviewing footage of the event to identify more participants.

A senior member of the local “Arise Ghana” lobby group that organised the protest, Sammy Gyamfi, told Reuters that police had agreed to provide security for demonstrations on the second day.

The police did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Ghana, one of West Africa’s largest economies and the continent’s second-biggest gold producer, saw growth slow to 3.3 percent year on year in the first quarter of 2022 and inflation hit a record of 27.6 percent in May.

Frustration has grown in recent months as Ghanaians bear the brunt of rampant inflation amid government efforts to redress the economy, reappreciate the local currency and avoid a debt crisis....

Last August, citizens also took to the streets in a protest demanding accountability and good governance. The protests went viral on social media under the #fixthecountry hashtag, which is being used again for this week’s demonstrations.

oluseyiforjesus:
A common train station is more beautiful than this in Dubai, b4 u quote me remember na d oil wey dey get we get...........

Topzee109:
Far better than the Nigeria you're now

You people imagine things based on what you hear and never make research

gift2xl:
This is how your fooling yourself, your read are demented.

gift2xl:
Your still fooling yourself, growup.

gift2xl:
Growup and stop fooling yourself.

gift2xl:
It's wiser to make your point without insult. My advice to you is GROWUP.

Ebubu:
Mtcheew

The corntreee always placing horse behind the cart


Fix electricity first


No


You dey import electric trains

Dey plan import electric cars

Escalators and elevators dey run on generator

Funny people


Thousands of heads 1960 till now una no fit fix ordinary electricity



Even if the white men stayed longer than 1960 and bequeathed steady electricity to nigerian government we would have run it aground like nipost Nigeria airways and the rest of them and plunge the worst country on earth back into darkness as it was before oyibo met it

gift2xl:
The one that will work with NEPA light and later GENERATOR!.
Or the workers will start protesting non payment of salaries after sometime. Odikwaegu oh.

everythinggirly:
It's fetish.

jesusjnr2020:
Which people?

I don't and none of my family members do that. I can't even remember anyone i know ever doing that.

Except you mean pagans who do it as a sign of respect to the demons they worship in the guise of their ancestors.

hammermcc:
these ones are Nigeria. mostly Abuja , and those roads are not the norm in Nigeria. Next time post the right images. it still doesn't negate the original point of this thread

hammermcc:
None of those images you posted are Nigeria kid

lexy20I4:
And some mugus go say covid no dey,we Nigerians can be very stvvpid oo.
Well she no too get problem,all glory to science that the vaccine is available for all.