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FullBlastLight:



Why won't they be burnt down?

They shld stop taking us backwards!

Oftentimes, they're renown 4 diabolic stuff, shattering pple's destinies!

Africans shld stop enthroning demons, dis pple are occultists!

... they're d village pple we've been talking abt!

They truly hv no positive contributions 2 civilised d societies!

You are a truly SICK and demented lunatic.

Why not condemn christianity and islam with such venom?

They've killed BILLIONS more people than any African religion.

If you don't know the history of those two faiths, I'll gladly teach you, you colonised clown.

PAGAN9JA:


you are bunch of slaves who murdered your ancestral religion with these kind of statements, attitude and behaviour.

There are hardly any authentic organized shrines left in Igbo land today. There is no structure to Odinani like in Ifa.

You are an ignoramus who needs to learn true world and African history, rather than your parochial, Tarzanified rubbish.

ChimaAdeoye:


Yoruba has started their attack on him already!

Grow up, you brainless dunce. You have no clue where I am from, so shut your brainless mouth.

We are not all LOW IQ tribalists like you on this forum.

RTSC:
How?

Foreign ministers are not rascals.

He is the best we have had in a long while.

Who said anything about being a ''rascal''? It's about being assertive. Learn before typing.

And no, he is most definitely not ''the best we have had in a long while'', unless you've been living under a rock.

asanwafo:
U expect him to go and fight when u go against the constitution of ur host country abi? Yahoo boy sense of thought. E-diot

Donkey with internet access. The ''constitution of your host country'' is not sacrosanct. It can, and should be challenged if discriminatory or unjust, such as in this case, demanding a Nigerian trader must pay 1 million dollars to work in Ghana. Never heard a whimper from Onyema over that outrageous provision.

MrNipplesLover:
I will like to see them carry sacrifices/atonements during the day to enjoy their holidays.


eriwo yaaaaah

''Igbo Kwenu... Yaaaah!!''

We, the forest West Africans, are the ancient people of Israel, children of Yahweh, but we have forgotten. We think it was white people.

One day we'll remember.

Wizzzzmike:


lol we speak better and over 70 percent of Ghanaians are not illiterates like Nigerians...dude don't ever think of going there I'll embarrassed you

Will you shut your lying lips. Where did you see Nigeria's illiteracy rate at ''over 70%''?

Based on what research?

The UN stats available online show Nigeria's literacy rate at roughly 74%.

Do some research before coming online to type ignorant, lying rubbish.

allthingsgood:


You are not worth knowing.
You are nothing.
You are less than nothing.
Go back to bed.

Thanks. Now take a hike, you insolent neanderthal.

allthingsgood:


U wake up in the middle of the night to start vomitting nonsense. I never stopped u from exhibiting your usual hate for anyone in government. All u do is complain 24/7 but provide zero alternatives. Nagging has become your professional course. Kontinuuu

You are either drunk or you don't actually know me. Try read my posts on this forum to learn more.

chukwuibuipob:
he don collect bribe dat's why he's deaf and dumb upstairs

Bribe from whom?

I don't believe anybody bribed him. It's just his character. He's too easy-going and gentlemanly to be foreign minister for a country like Nigeria.

allthingsgood:
If u think u can do a better job why not go and apply. Don't sit in the comfort of your home to type rubbish

What an ignorant response.

By the same token we should all stop criticising Buhari and everyone else in power henceforth, on the basis that we would be in their shoes if we could do a better job.

Tomorrow you will claim to be educated.

YoungLionken:
Onyeama's wings for flying are clipped, what do you expect?

Clipped by whom?

Abeg make we hear something.

If he feels clipped he should resign!!

All this man does is smile and speak phoneh while our neighbours harass our people left, right and centre, from South Africa to Ghana.


Geoffrey Onyema, Foreign Minister


I miss the days when we had powerful 'strong-head' foreign ministers who would never brook any rubbish from Ghana and the like.

A roll-call of warriors like:

Bolaji Akinyemi

Jaja Wachukwu

Ishaya Audu

Joe Garba

Ojo Maduekwe

Baba Gana Kingibe

Ike Nwachukwu

Tom Ikimi

Sule Lamido

We need men in the mould of the above listed ex-foreign ministers, to go out there and fight for Nigerians, and bang down the president's door to demand action in the event of foreign provocative acts against this country, rather than this smiley-smiley man that seems too scared to hurt a fly.

Can you imagine Tom Ikimi, Ojo Maduekwe or Bolaji Akinyemi doing 'fine boy' if Ghana bulldozes our embassy in Accra, and then starts harassing Nigerians working there?

Akinyemi was even demanding Nigeria goes nuclear, and develops the 'black bomb' during his time.

These are the types of foreign ministers we want. Fighters for the nation.

Mide3367:


Life sha. What do we even live for in this life. Wake up every day to chase one fantasy, sleep and wake the next day to pursue another. Then one day, fiam we die. What's really the essence of life? I need answer biko

Life is not the end. When we 'die', we move on to higher realms of existence. We are powerful, immortal spirits living a brief earthly life as 'humans', at the end of which we return home.

All this is irrespective of your religion or beliefs.

RuudVanNisteroy:
I shame for Nigeria! Celebration of mediocrity is the order of the day, South Africa with a population of 80 million people produces 51,309 megawatts, which is close to 10 times the amount we generate.

OH SHUT UP...

Go and learn history before talking rubbish.

South Africa's power generation industry is at least 80 years older than Nigeria's.

Meaning they've been pouring investment into power for nearly a century longer than Nigeria.

South Africa's first power stations were built in the 1890s. By 1920 they had 4 huge power plants. By 1960 that number had reached past 20, with several older plants decommissioned due to old age.

All this was before Nigeria had built her FIRST power plant.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_decommissioned_power_stations_in_South_Africa

Contrast SA's history with Nigeria's:

Nigeria's FIRST power plant was Kainji Dam, commissioned in 1964 by the Balewa govt.

One thing many of you folks need to understand is that Nigeria is a NEWCOMER to modern development, a major reason being serious colonial looting, neglect and exploitation that saw the country only start to develop meaningfully AFTER independence in 1960.

It will take SEVERAL DECADES for Nigeria to be where you ''expect'' her to be in terms of development.

It is nothing to be ashamed about or beat yourselves up about. It's simply history playing itself out.

Comparing yourselves to ''South Africa'' is as dumb as beating yourself up for being behind in a race, in which your opponent started 200 metres ahead of you.

In the meantime, contribute your quota in a meaningful way instead of posting shallow garbage that betrays your intellectual vacuity.

emae009:
and yet there's no light

liar

chriskosherbal:
I know of a country were the thier President will never resign despite killings, high unemployment, high inflation rate, zero development, high poverty rate, high e.t c bring your ear let me tell you the name of the country .

Oya go and live in Mali nah... Who stopped you?

The guy resigned at gun point by the way, and not because he is ''better than Nigerians''. Umu inferiority complex.

sexylassie2:


There are no 1 million Ghanaians or 10 million africans in nigeria, stop cooking up numbers.

Who is this one?

Stick to the duties suggested by your name pls.

What do you know about geopolitics?

2 OF THE TOP 3 BANKS IN GHANA ARE NIGERIAN:

https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/careers/companies/top-banks-in-ghana/

The top banks in Ghana are:


GCB Bank Limited

Headquartered in Accra, GCB Bank Limited adopted its current name in 2013, after being formerly known as Ghana Commercial Bank. In 1953, the bank was founded as the Bank of the Gold Coast to serve local traders, businessmen, and farmers. It currently offers a wide range of financial products and services to its customers, which include individuals, small- and medium-sized enterprises, parastatal companies, and large corporations.

As of 2016, the bank employed 1,532 individuals and managed 150 branches and 11 agencies across the countr



Ecobank Ghana (EBG) (Nigerian)

Ecobank Bank is a member of the Ecobank Group, which operates in 36 countries in Africa. EBG was the first of the banks in Ghana to receive a universal bank license from the country’s central bank. It started its operations in 1990 after Ecobank Transnational wholly acquired The Trust Bank.

The bank provides payment and transfers, cards and loans, bancassurance, e-products, microfinance, investment products, and Hajj financial services. It operated 77 branches and employed 1,611 staff as of 2016.



Zenith Bank of Ghana (Nigerian)

Zenith Bank Ghana is a subsidiary of Zenith Bank Plc, a Nigeria-based multinational financial services provider. The bank started its universal banking operation in 2005, offering top-of-the-line banking services to individual and corporations across the country.

Headquartered in Accra, Zenith oversees 34 business locations (branches and agencies), as well as a number of POS terminals and ATMs. It is also one of the banks in Ghana providing mobile banking and real-time internet banking services.

Ghanaian DJ Confesses to his countrymen:

''I can't stop playing Nigerian music to be playing Ghana music!!''


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1rUMYs8_ZM

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More Ghanaian DJ Confessions!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v58aBNbItek

A NATION OF TREND-SETTERS





Ghana coach Akonnor wants to follow Nigeria model in wooing Nketiah, Lamptey and co.


By Prince Narkortu Teye

Goal.com

https://www.goal.com/en/news/ghana-coach-akonnor-wants-to-follow-nigeria-model-in-wooing/z0gclgbkgner1l6ges7v32bwn


The Black Stars boss reveals their plans to strengthen the team's talent pool

Ghana coach CK Akonnor has revealed admiration for Nigeria's national team player pool enhancement model of actively pursuing footballers of Nigerian roots in the diaspora.

In recent years, the Super Eagles have boosted their squad with the likes of Alex Iwobi, Ola Aina, Semi Ajayi, Maduka Okoye, William Troost-Ekong and Leon Balogun, who all qualified to play for various European nations either through birth place or parentage.

Kingsley Ehizibue, Joe Aribo and Cyriel Dessers are among their latest acquisitions while the likes of Queens Park Rangers playmaker Eberechi Eze, Liverpool attacker Ovie Ejaria and Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka are reportedly being courted.

"The most important thing is those who were born in Europe. Some of them are eager to play for the Black Stars," Akonnor told Starr FM.

“That is what we want to do. Look at Nigeria, I think they have done that in a very nice way.

“They have brought a lot of guys who were born in Europe and the Nigerian team is now transformed so we are trying to do the same with the national team.”

In March, Akonnor, after a European tour, revealed a roster of seven Ghanaian disaporans who have either agreed to switch international allegiance to Ghana or are considering a possible career with the Black Stars.

France-born Strasbourg centre-back Alexander Djiku, Anderlecht's former Netherlands youth defender Derrick Luckassen, France-born Gent midfielder Elisha Owusu and Enock Kwateng of French side Bordeaux, according to Akonnor, have decided to turn up for the Black Stars..”

IfeanyiTheMan:
.What are you talking about?
In land mass, are they not larger than us?

What does land mass have to do with anything?

Their population is roughly 300 million and they have an annual budget of 7.6 trillion dollars.

Or your dull brain cannot calculate what that means in terms of infrastructure for that country via-a-vis Nigeria?

What was the point of your education if you cannot reason even to secondary school level?

Abeg take this rubbish nonsense you posted and GTFOH.

sexylassie2:
I will say this,

Nigerians broke the law they close their shop

I understand that what Ghana did, they are protecting their interests.

Imagine, if foreigners come to Nigeria and take all the jobs we are struggling for, lets see how you will cope.

Ghana is doing a good thing, Ghanaians were tailors, teachers, shoemakers in Nigeria, we drove them away.

Do you realise there are over 1 million Ghanaians in Nigeria today, many without a passport?

Everyone seems to think that it's only Nigerians who travel abroad, and that no one migrates to Nigeria.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

I put to you that there are not less than 10 million Africans of non Nigerian origin residing in NIGERIA today.

From Cameroun. From Ghana. From Niger, Ivory Coast, Chad, Togo, Liberia, Sierra leone, Benin, Burkina Faso, DR Congo, Senegal and elsewhere.

Many of them speak Nigerian languages. Nobody bothers them or discriminates against them. That is why they are quiet and we don't notice them. But they are here.

Artiiclebeast:


Monkey...

Na me and the people wey born you suppose dey yarn. You be smallie wey never see life or one wey dey view life from him own lense.

Dundee united.

Maggot.

Crawl back under your stone where you belong.

Your JUNIORS are making it big in Nigeria by using their brains. Go learn from them and stop blaming the govt and other Nigerians for your failure.

Worthless.

Artiiclebeast:


Confused slowpoke contradicting himself repeatedly.

You are an empty barrel.

What does that mean? Come on clear out of this place. Who asked you to talk? Small boy drowning in inferiority complex.

Don't man up, you hear? Donkey.

Xpol:
saying all these are happening because Nigerians are these and that are just unnecessary excuses. You're doing your legit business and progressing and they'll say you people are coming here to take all opportunities meant for us, you date their girl they will say you people are taking our women. A Nigerian will buy something #5 and sell it #6 but they will buy theirs same price and be calling it #30 by the time the Nigerian sell 1000pieces of his they'll still be struggling to sell 2pieces. At the end of the day they'll still be blaming the Nigerian for their woes. Don't let anyone deceive you that all these hatred are happening because of crimes but Envy and inability to compete with Nigerians. Speaking from personal experience.

Thanks bro. As we speak there are thousands of Chinese mining gold illegally in Ghana, and shipping out millions of dollars every week in profits. Never heard of a single one of them being apprehended or stopped by Ghanaian authorities. Indians and Lebanese are into the deal as well. But the Ghanaians leave them all to target Nigerian petty traders on the street making 100 cedis.

Artiiclebeast:


Eff off my mentions you dimmy.

Empty vessel.

You are respected all over the world running around the world over constituting a nuisance for the best part while your stupid "all over the world respect" is a mirage in your home country.

Let's see your so-called respect felt in your home country first before you go about making a mockery of yourself in your destitution and refugee status.

Na brain dey pain you..

You are respected all over the world while your home country is being run and managed by dingbats and you dey tear mouth.

Olodo

Failed youth blaming others for his failed status.

In NIGERIA your JUNIORS who have never left Nigeria are establishing start-ups that are attracting funding from Silicon Valley and elsewhere to the tune of millions of dollars.

You can live like a KING in Nigeria if you are positive and apply your brain.

But no.

Stay there with your failed, disgruntled, useless self.

Did Nigeria not give you an education?

Could your great grandparents or grandparents read or write under colonial rule?

Were they not village illiterates?

Now barely a generation later you have a lifestyle they couldn't even dream of, but still expect to be living in an African version of Japan or Germany. Otherwise, it is a ''failed state''.

Don't wake up and realise you are in a developing country, like 80% of nations on earth, you hear?

Keep being angry and disgruntled and hating your country til you hit the bucket, ya hear?

Wasted life.