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[quote author=L. KRavitz link=topic=552357.msg7191610#msg7191610 date=1290407027]Good bruv, u go hello bali yesterday abi where una dey rock these days? or na beach club?[/quote]. . .lol
U re making me feel like a rapper here O! If fit out rap you O, if dis is all U ve got O. .

excoba101:
Yes! Because once their chyk go black, dem will never go back to dem men again". Na julusi.
But, we dey get dem by God's grace. Wen moni and sweet mouth dey everything is possible

. . .hahahaha. . ebubedike, Kondo Olopka. . Lol. . Nywayz, have fun jare!

excoba101:
I dey feel you my broda. But the opeke nor reach na. Na arabu, whitie + our blak sistas kpekus way i dey do for malaysia don do me. Nor be this island i go dey find kpekus to yansh na.

I just feel say make i play with the oshere small.

I hail

. . . Hahahahaha. . .bad Man, I get Ur point sha, no need sulking up to anybody for here, it is a waste of virtual space. . .And take am easy with those Malaysian umu nwa, I hear say their men no dey like make foreigners dey chyke their galz, na true?

excoba101:
@londoner

I hope this is not a conspiracy because her apology should be directed to all who rebuked her if she really changed. If she hadn't called Nigeria names like con artist and the rest in the first place Excoba101 would not call her's names too. Don't you think you have betrayed a Nigeria e- hero by suggesting to MzDarkSkin to have a fight with me alone (owing to the fact that she already had it with Nigeria before Excoba101 came in?). No offense intended anyway==

@MzDarkSkin

You better not be thinking of winning some NL Nigerian soldiers to gain strength of attacking person like me next time. If you really had changed you wouldn't be confessing to Londoner alone since at first your grievances was to Nigerians and not Excoba101.
But the next time you go anti- Nigeria again, then me and my 300 crew vs you and your crew should be ready to dine in hell. No offense


NB: No hugs from me because i think you don't want it

. . .hahahaha. . .i don dey suspect you guy, e be lyk say U don dey reason the okpeke abi? Lol. . .nothin do U sha but abeg try shun any katakata again for we land, e do abeg. Hope say U dey grab sha?

Quite interesting views,

CrazyMan:
I hope the ladies would give us a clear reply this time.

. . . Lol

This is pure reckless journalistic embelishment, it is high time reporters with technical savvy are allowed to write reports of this nature. Some pupils fabricated a dynamo and some very mischievious journalist decides to write crap about it and exaggerate the whole thing. When I heard a fueless generator I was hoping to learn a method of generating the mechanical force to drive the iron core or armature that will cut the magnetic flux which will now produce electricity without having to resort to any form of input conversion like chemical energy(fuel) to mechanical energy (the movement of the crank shaft, amarture). Anyway, those kids are sure going places.

Poster this your news is misleading abeg jor. . .i will be going for service next yr by God's grace, let's hope they actually do it.

MzDarkskin
The problem with many of you ladies on NL is that you lots can be petty and un-neccessarily combative. I ve never had issues with you being a Jamaican or an AA, in fact, nobody would ve noticed if you didn't always flaunt it like it will give you better edge in any arguement.
My point is that you came in when the arguements and insults were at a decreasing stage and instead of calming down nerves you cynically took sides and threw some subtle shots at Nigeria then expect everyone to cheer you up? If there's anyone here that has shown an uncontrollable fit of hypocrisy and cowardice, it is you with all your subtle insults. Am not going to go into how you almost so childlishly turned the thread into a them against us war of words. If you ve grievances from other threads, keep it there don't extend it to an already heated thread that's how adults do. You tried to sneak a candy bar and got caught, you don't fool anyone with all that "I am not anti-Naija(plus aunty Dora says it's Nigeria not Naija. . Lol) mantra you always suffix at the end of ur usually well garnished heap of subtle and open insults. So don't get mad or surprised if I say it as it is. Even Londoner that is known to be very reserved and tactful with her responses to threads like this was forced to take you to the cleaners before exco and co gave you a taste of your own medicine. If you say you are neutral stay neutral, dont stick out a leg on one side and then shout eureka when sb else finds you out. I don't ve a problem with you that is a fact, and as far as I am concerned you are as African as any african born in africa whether you live in the carribean, west indies or Americas as long as you are black, you re African, it does not matter what any Nigerian or African says to you to butress his or her point, that is who you are. So quite this need to always bring up your nationality un-neccessarily all the time, it makes you look insecure and obsessed and even opens you to attacks. Let's just drop this whole arguement and calm the 4ck down like Americans will say!

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=553419.msg7185119#msg7185119 date=1290296484]then too, their traditional way of wearing their hair is actually very suited to their appearance [like the native americans]. But not many of them can do that these days.


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https://www.nautiljon.com/images/people/shin_koyamada.jpg[/quote]. . .the guy is cute in an Asian kinda way but seriously, most of the handsom chinese men that I ve seen are usually of mixed ancestory. . . Me I am yet to see a Chinko Nigerian kid, just imagine the name sef. . Bolaji Sha lin Min. . Lol. . Nkiru liu shin or Amina Mao lee. . Sounds so funny sha to me. . .

ragdollz:
Wow, nice one, lovely wedding. You can see that everyone was so happy! Loved the pic with Timaya and the other artistes, looks like they rocked the place! So the Ibos can groove like this , I'm impressed!!! I have attended hordes of weddings and I promise you, Yoruba's do some of the best displays of wedding extravaganza, but Mike has shown me what he can do, LOL. Fine bride, no comma . Now I know the benefits of working in Nollywood: at your wedding, the occasion will def be star-studded. Good one!

. . .lol. .o boy don get me started on yoruba weddings abeg, I am yet to recover from the "overchopchop" at the last yoruba wedding I attended. . .geeze. . Those guyz do the best weddings and have a better time of when to start the jolly jolly. . .as in as you dey sit down you are alread have appetizers in small hollow ceramic bowls to put you in the mood and when you think you are done with some very good meal with meat, chicken and fish the size of a fat woman's laps, they give you dessert to help you relax and enjoy the entertainment and stuf. . .mehn, when it comes to weddings, Yorubas have got the Hi5. . The other day, I was telling my about to be wedded Uncle to take a cue from it, no be so una go go starve person until una make all the cash wey una don spend for the wedding before una go come allow pesin chop. . .anytime I wan go my ppl wedding. . Lol. . I dey make sure say I eat well for my house before I enter there coz I know my ppl way. . .lol

I ve always mistaken the two of em too, Mike and Nnonso Diobi. Funny enough, Diobi started out before Mike you know?

excoba101:
@Ileke-IdI

There was a topic about Ghana on a Nigerian board posted by someone living in Ghana or a Ghanaian.People must certainly respond.
You are intercepting here on Ghana's favor while you in another board talk derogatory words about Hausa in your own Country. How patriotic are you?

. . .talk of sb that is confused and I will show you ileke-idl. She is yet to understand the axiom, keep the golden mean between saying too much and saying very little. Always shooting herself in the foot.

PhysicsQED:
I don't know why this MzDarkSkin is pretending she's neutral. She literally hasn't stopped insulting Nigeria and Nigerians since she started posting here. It actually kind of annoys me that people give her the time of day on ANY threads since she literally knows next to nothing about Nigeria beyond what she can google or wikipedia or scavenge from Nairaland. Most of the animosity towards Nigerians from either Jamaicans or African Americans when Nigerians are in countries besides their own almost always originates from Jamaicans and AA's brash ignorance and inexplicable inclination to brainless thuggery or idiotic "you sold me into slavery" crap, or blatant anti-African sentiments and constant insults and mockery of everything from names to appearance to whatever else they can come up with. Nigerians only talk about Jamaicans when they're in the UK where the behavior of these Jamaicans there is clear to see for anybody with a brain to assess it and see whether they actually want to associate with such people. In the end it doesn't matter though because Nigerians will just go on achieving, while those other two groups continue to embarrass blacks far worse than any Nigerian scam could through underachievement across a whole range of areas and with mindless thuggish behavior (with a much much larger percentage of them behaving this way than Nigerians, no matter what they want to believe).

The Ghana-Nigeria rivalry is pretty ugly and rather annoying, considering the pointlessness of it all so I usually stay out of these silly debates, but it annoys the hell out of me when somebody who literally joined the site to put down Nigerians (like MANY of the Ghanian posters here) comes in and pretends to be a neutral because she has some other nationality.

. . .mehn, guy you are spot on. I ve noticed lately how she always surreptituosly turn every goddam topic into some Jamaica or AA vs Africans and so on, when she is not on that, it is usually the Black women vs Blackmen/whitewomen/every none black person. . I find it so amusing some times when she just gate-crash a thread and start making very alien comments that leaves you wondering wtf is she on about. There are hardly any jamaicans or AA in Nigeria so why all the solidarity against Africans/Nigeria even if there were, a typical Naija guy can hardly tell the difference except may be when they talk. Seriously, a lot of these ladies need to cool off with their misplaced venting, it makes them come across as insecure and un-neccessarily bitter.

An interesting piece I must say based on real facts and not manufactured facts. Pls, Umu nnem, I advocate that we conduct this discussion without any resort to tribal name calling or referencing any particular tribe with deregatory remarks. Let's keep it mature and civilized without anybody feeling insulted or verbally assualted, by so doing, we all will learn and educate ourselves with real unbias knowledge of our history. Thank you.

A black woman marry a traditional chinese male that has lived all his life in China?
Besides their looks and all that talk about their p.en.is size (which is very true), chinese male are so traditionally and racially biased, it is like they ve been programmed to be that way. There are a lot of them here in Nigeria that find it so hard to socialize with non-chinese( locals and other foreigners). I ve worked in a company that employed chinese( those guyz are workaholics), lebanese, Indians and a few white men. I find out that inspite of the language barrier, the lebanese where very willing to socialize when they want to, they can be chatty, they seemed bolder and friendlier, a lot of them even speak the language of the locals with a good precision. The Indians are usually on the reserved part but they too are friendly and can be very nice individually. However, the Chinese guyz? They always give you this look of "just do the damn job and forget abt niceties" some of them in will scowl if they find it hard to communicate sth to you. They act like nothing interests them than work. They hardly communicate with anyone except it is abt work. I mean there is this deliberate effort not to mingle or fraternize not because they think they are better(cos obviously they know the women are so not into them) but because they just appear to be that way. You see them during breaks in packs talking very seriously(perhaps abt work) to eachother. Seriously, how many of them do you see or meet when you go to clubs, little or none, yet their number in Africa is way more than the number of lebanese who is usually one of the foriegners you will most likely see or meet. . .how many of them even have galfriends here, nada.
Imagine how the ones back in China that have not left their province will now be. .

The woman has a point to an extent. Yeah, it is hip and fancy to say I am Naija and all that to exude youthful patriotism and stuff but when bigtime agencies and companies start using it as an official substitute for Nigeria then there is a good reason to nip it in the bud. It seems ridiculous to actually criticize the use of Naija as a substitute because the person that is pointing it out lately has been losing face with the Nigerian populace, especially the youths that used to look up to her as a hope for change. But that is not to say the woman has got no point in her criticism of the use of Naija as a substitute. To even butress her point is the campaign ad of etisalat and some other companies that have subtly substituted Nigeria with Naija. Imagine going for a serious interview and you just keep using Naija in place of Nigeria whenever the issue of the country comes up, it will not only look childish and silly but also sound alien and distant. There should be a fine line between Nigeria and Naija cos the philosophies for their use are quite different, while the former is riddled with all manner of moral albatross and is trying to get up back on her feet, the latter is kicking it back to the mud with very petty, insignificant and trivial misplaced ephemeral identity that is borne out of mere youthful exuberance and nothing deep.

otumfour:
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we good

. . . Lol. . Did you have to cancel me out like dat?hehehe. . .anyways, welcum back bro. . Lol

stz:
al harem, could u pls help me mobilze some abokis, i want to take-out OTUMFOR

. . .hahahahahaha. . . Al herem hear dis one, e go be showdown btw una two. . .kwezzy and funny Nigerians. . Lol

Anyway, there is no pointy comparing mediocrities, this whole arguement is like one medicrity screaming pointing a fingat another mediocrity and screaming "you are more mediocre. . .lol. . Ghanaians know they are nowhere close to being taken seriously, so I guess they are trying to forcefully make us think otherwise. . Lol. . Poor things though but I love em. . .

CapnCrunch:
Interesting How a small satellite country like Ghana brings Nigerians together toward a common cause, maybe we should just invade and annex them,probably will create some nationalism we have been lacking

. . .lol. . Dis got me rollin on da floor. . .

[quote author=emeka_gh link=topic=552357.msg7177115#msg7177115 date=1290183725]As someone who has been in Ghana for a couple of years now. Here is my take.

1. Compared to Nigeria, electricity is more reliable in Ghana. Though, these days, the frequency and duration of outage is on the rise. However, I do believe that like it happened with GSM, Nigeria will soon be a net supplier of electricity in West Africa.

2. Ghana is a safe place to live. I have been living in ghana for a couple of years now. Save for one burglary case (and some petty stealing) i have not had serious case of robbery. Though recently the Ghana Police (sic) killed some 4 or 5 armed robber in a shoot-out in my area (East Legon).A couple of hotbed in Northern Region and clashes in the south (Volta Region) does not equate to generally insecurity. The 7,000 refugee story is a exaggeration. The real number is about 3,500. See more info here, http://www.unhcr.org/4bffaf889.html

3. Road Networks. It is true that Lagos has more road network than Ghana. Prior to Fashola's magic, Ghana's road were cleaner and nicer, but these days, they are about the same for most place in terms in neatness, but with better bus-stops and plenty garden, Lagos might nip in future. And Ghana is trying hard to implement BRT system, having sent emissaries to study the success of Lagos BRT. However, Ghana need to do more on access road. Most of the access roads, and streets road are very bad (in Accra) a lot of them are not tarred. Abuja road network is much better than that of Lagos and Accra (or Ghana)

4. It is a lot easier to get admission into Universities in Ghana (they dont write JAMB) compare to Nigeria. As for what constitute a good educational system, I will need more education. For presently, many are of the opinion that most private Universities (Ghana or Nigeria) are better than their public counterpart (this again is debatable). However, frequency of strikes by varsity lecturers in Ghana pale in comparison to Nigeria. Now that's an (important) edge.

5. World class actress? Well, that depends on how many people agree (sometimes it does not depend on the individual artiste)

6. Manufacturing? Well, I actually expected Ghana to shine here with better power supply, but content seems to be the common denominator here, and propensity for foreign product may not help the matter. This propensity for foreign product also applies to Nigerian. Many Nigerian may brag about Zinox Computer, Omatek Computers, Innoson Motor, etc, but how many Nigerian can boast of owning any of these products?

7. True, the mismanagement of Ghana's wealthy compares relatively (GPD size, population, and resources) with that of Nigeria and indeed many African country. That is a sad commentary of many developing world.

8. The number of people pooing outside while a good indicator of poverty, and sanitary condition is exaggerated in case of Ghana. In Nigeria, people still poo outside too.  Certainly, if gold (ghana) and diamond (nigeria) can rust, what will be the fate of iron? No country in West Africa indeed deserves a thumps up. But, thankful, the very important one Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria are gradually inching forward (pessimist would of course disagree, that is the beauty of freedom).[/quote]. . . Exactly why I like Nigerians, even when the odds is stacked up against them they still say it as it is. . . Nice one bro

O boy this guy babe get burbby. . Lol. . They luk classier than Basket Mouth's. . .thesame Bella Naija?well done but we need to see more picz of them at the reception, most of these pics were taken in the church. . .

otumfour:
Does this dude think he's on a Ghanaian site? who started the thread? thts the question u should be asking

. . . What you fail to realize is that the posted comment was written by your countryman, the OP just wanted to sort the views of Nigerians. . Besides, you Ghanaians do that a lot on your Ghanaweb.

jason12345:
this is our problem, we don't like the truth!!!

. . .hahahaha. . . jason my friend, I doubt you will know the truth even if it hits you in the head. Ok, you re Nigerian, right? Tell me which part of Nigeria are you from? Your LGA and possible the village unit or community you come from? Give us a sample of your Nigerian language. . Anyone can claim anything here, this is the internet, my friend. . Lol. . Besides, no disrespect but your 1st statement was very Naive.

jason12345:
pls, stop this comparison! its embarrassing enough!!! Ghanaians are good people and they are developing but what do we have to show for our oil? nothing. so leave ghanaians alone! you don't see them doing tribal bashing and they do not threaten secession as some groups do in nigeria, so leave them. we deserve every insult we get since we are too proud to reason and fix our country!!!!

. . . I don't ve to be a rocket scientist to know you are one of those mean Ghanaians claiming to be a Nigerian just to get your own pound of the Nigerian flesh. . Lol. .enjoy it while it last, Mr Nigerian wanna-be. . .hehehe. .

jrtorrents:
@yagbaboy1

you can have a look at these Ghanaian forums,  they even have Nigerian sections

http://sil.ghanaweb.com/
http://discussions.ghanaweb.com/

. . .who cares if they have sections for Nigerians? Why the obsession anyway? Nothing makes Ghanaians feel happy about themselves than to self-rigteously read some bad stories about Nigeria and talk shiot, yet you need Nigerians to go to a forum whose stock in trade is xenophobia and the likes. . .that site is so petty with everybody talking in Unison like Ghana was some 4ckin Eldorado( sth you will never find educated Nigerians do) no wonder the site is a bore- imagine everyone agreeing to everything everytime. . Hahahaha. . .i would rather kick dust than bore myself with fakerz.

Which Ghana are the likes of Ona-tum-ufu talking about? Thesame Ghana that just recently won the 9th worst run economy of the world according to FORBES? abi na thesame Ghana whose economy is entirely controlled by foriegners, Nigerians inclusive. Abi na the paltry 60 or so billion dollars GDP na im dey give una illusions. Let's face facts, there is no basis for any comparison, from developmental strides to GDP and to even the worse vices. . .lol. . .
It's understandable if Ghanaians want to beat their chest and say yeah we are making progress and all that, fine, if it makes an average Ghanaian feel good about himself/herself, no qualms. However, to start making ridiculous comparisons and posting pictures of 5 star hotels in Accra and other centres of Ghana is the height of folly cos for every of those places posted in Accra, every Naija city has a handful of those unlike Ghana that has them clumped in one or two cities. Ghana will need another 100 years to reach a stagnant naija before we can start comparing notes, not when ya'll are heavily indebted to foriegn lending bodies and the Nigerian govt and can't pay. Nigeria even though is seriously mismanaged and heavily corrupt is too much for lil fries like Ghana to even want to compare shiot. . .go get us RSA, Egypt or some serious country whose economies are not run by hypes and govt propaganda machine, perhaps they so to attract FDI. . .lol. . Poor lil things, I still love em anyways. . Hahahaha

Ghana is an overrated country. . .I laugh when I hear them crack up that small country. . .country whose GDP is at equal par with that of Lagos. . . Scheew. . Abeg make we talk another thing jare! If to say RSA we been dey gist na, I for wan talk but Ghana? Charley Puhleeeze. .