₦airaland Forum

Just30:
take your dumbness somewhere else

you guys dont like going to school and that is why literacy rate is still 59% in 2019

You are very very stupid...was I talking to you idiot...

Why don't you use that phone of yours to visit the web and cure yourself from this ignorance...that's if you own the phone anyway

Austine1212:
Literacy rate at 59.4 thats around 90m people who are illeterare, condoms, contraceptive pills/injection will do, i think

Putting on a condom can't be hard if they are available, i stand to be corrected

Stop spreading fake news..literacy rate in Nigeria is about 73% ....59% was our literacy rate in 2015...

Btw what do you mean by available?....condom is in every store in nigeria..even in the deepest village

Pokuasi you are hotttttt with words

Austine1212:
That tribal nonsense is what's depriving nigeria of growth, they also think in SA we in to tribalism or racism.

Whites are South African
Indians are South Africa
Blacks are South African
Chinese Japanese are South African

Before theythey are anything else

Stay outta it...
I don't see SA been mentioned

dederocs:
This is Ghana, always vindictive,local clowns...they will loose more,they can affect some Nigerians and maybe a couple of millions of cedis, but when we hit them, it will affect their government, and they will loose tens of billions of cedis...they can't win this.

Funny enough we've not even hit them and they are already in choas..

POKUASI

Benin Enterprise Park: Obaseki seals $200m investment for textile industry
by Mustapha Temidayo — 5 hours ago
In furtherance to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) concerted efforts to revive Nigeria’s ailing Cotton, Textile and Garment (CTG) sub-sector, Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki has secured a $200m investment for a cotton-weaving and spinning industry at the Benin Enterprise and Industrial Park, in Sapele road axis of Benin City.
Governor Obaseki, who said this during the maiden convocation ceremony of the Edo University Iyamho, said the CBN has been instrumental to the economic growth being recorded in the state, especially in the areas of industrialisation and agriculture.
The governor said a $200 million deal has been struck with a reputable, world-renowned textile company to establish a cotton-weaving and spinning industry at the Benin Enterprise and Industrial Park, where construction is expected to begin next year.
Obaseki said the initiative was in line with the CBN’s plans to revamp the textile industry in the country with a view to reducing importation of textile.

Noting that the state government was promoting investment and real growth in the agricultural sector so as to get people out of poverty, he said the CBN’s N5bn Commercial Agriculture Credit scheme in the state has led to employment of about 5,000 people and cultivation of 5,000 hectares.
He, however, advised that the CBN’s monetary policies be followed up with robust fiscal policies, especially infrastructural development to ease the movement of locally produced goods and services.
He commended the CBN for having a specialized window to support the entertainment and tourism industry, adding that Edo state is solidly behind the apex bank’s policies.
The CBN governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele said that the apex bank’s unconventional monetary policies have yielded positive results, helping to stabilize the Nigerian economy.
According to Emefiele, “the favourable outcomes and strengthening outlook of the Nigerian economy is traceable to the timeous adoption of unconventional monetary policy tools. The CBN has been able to reduce inflation, build our forex reserves and maintain forex market stability and foster real growth.

68816419:
Still on the best bus Interchange in Africa....

I went through that route last month...I discovered that only terminal 3 is ready, the rest 2 are still under construction...so many roads around that area have been destroyed and are been reconstructed..

MUMUdom:
Na today? Ghana has been teaching Nigeria since, since Guggisberg time now they are just a bunch of ingrates small child trying to pose as a big boy

Ain't nothing wrong with that... countries learn from eachother..

Your country has done the same in our rail sector..

tylann:
why are simple things hard to understand
the project intiation happened much earlier but construction started officially in 2015 due to end next year

https://www.the-star.co.ke/counties/central/2019-08-07-northern-collector-tunnel-to-start-operations-by-end-of-next-year/

Your media truly is your enemy...It started 2014..

Study the images below.....be scrupulous

pacretus:
you meant to say PHCN.
Well, dimwit.. I'm a medical student, as such spend a bulk of myp time reading, if you see me here, it's to exercise my brain a little.
I'm highly addicted to my computers due to the nature of my work. If there's anything called constant power supply, I get well over 17 hours of electricity and 3days constant, also with a stand by alternative source. So I'm not really who you pictured in your mind.

Fvck...this was an amazing reply.....

Fvcking wonderful from A-Z...you are getting a like for this..

vaxx2:
I stop quoting you cus i realised you aren't informed yourself. if not you will not be having a childish argument as debate.

When you are ready to speak up about your UK experience which I think I am much interested to know. quote me. you never appear to me like someone who is exposed . I am unapologetic with my words anyway.

Your question was so Unrelateable to the subject discussion....
Completely off...

post=81020730:
We scrolled from top to bottom.
No City in the country known as the GIANT OF AFRICA can be found in the list.
What a shame!

Our leaders only know how to loot and stash our money in foreign countries, not in beautifying our darling nation.
There was a country!


But, Calabar should have had a spot at least!

Thanks for the latest info.
It was the last time we visited, some couple of months ago.

Thanks for the info.

Lol.i can't believe an APC bought soul like will speak this...wow this is great..

Carmit:
What a mentality you got there...
So you have to travel out of Nigeria to be 'exposed' in 2019...

Just imagine...I need to travel to rest part of the world to be exposed about expensive Nungua that Is in Accra...
Maybe he was trying to shift goal post....

Carmit:
TBH central sewage system is alien to 70% Of Nigerians... Most homes have their own treated water. Thats the way it has been... I don't see any wrong in that.
That's why stats on water shortage can never be cast on concrete.

Fvck you are so right...

tylann:
if your govt cannot provide basics like electricity and water and you are proud of it indeed nigeria is doomed
majority of nairobi water comes from ndakaini dam
go and read more about kenya again

Lol our national portable water access rate is higher thAn yours so pls spare me the noise.....
Here in Nigeria some are connected to the govt water scheme , so gets supplied through their estate while the rest pump for themselves...In there end we cannot go thirsty or resort to drinking some KIBERA blocked drainage water...
Kenya is really doomed...

tylann:
if only you could know more about nigeria rather than Kenya
the project was initiated in 2014 and officially construction started in 2015 it will end next year

You don't know your country oga... construction started in 2014 and was scheduled for completion 2017

pinpinkay:
Buhari should just open these borders ... Things are not right in Nigeria at the moment .. how can i buy a made in Nigeria bag of white rice, and when i cook it, it becomes a black rice filled with stones? Diz country dont even know what she wants..

Then the witches In your village is following you and that rice ...who did you offended?

vaxx2:
The best opinion on This case so far on this thread.

Who keeps giving you this likes...
.just this statement generated 125 likes

rvp2018:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.the-star.co.ke/amp/counties/central/2019-08-07-northern-collector-tunnel-to-start-operations-by-end-of-next-year/This year it at 90%.. piping is being completed in Nairobi..with 60m litre tank at gigiri
near UN offices connectedd to 14m tank at Embakasi Garisson inside the army next to JkIA airport.By around April I expect an extra 140m litres of water daily to be flowing through the Northern collector.Completion date is March 2020...and it being done by Chinese for 200m dollars.

Your link is not opening oga...

tylann:
lagos water problem is much worse than nairobi
yes you drill your own boreholes like you buy your own generators for electricity

Nairobi water project is by far much worse than that of Lagos....
So long as the water is clean and healthy to drink I don't see a problem.....You guys can't afford to pump your own water thus you rely on the water flowing through KIBERA from nairobi river..

tylann:
which link can you repost it here

our water project started in 2015 and it is due to end in 2020 , go and read about the project you ego will not help you

You should be the one taking that ego advice...The project started in 2014 and has been delayed or should say stalled repeatedly...
Go argue with your dickk, you know nothing about your country..

POKUASI2:
it's a place I know too well. Listen, most the guys here are from villages and may not know much about Accra.. and their media house know how to twist headline and news about their country..

Hahaha you are right....

POKUASI2:
true ghana not some fantasy

Hahahaha more like not some alternate universe

vaxx2:
your own rational searching should have exposed you to so many information about nungua. nungua is where obasonjo and the rest of many Nigeria finest army trainned.""Ghana millitary academy"". it share part of its land with sea and many goverment agency are located around the cost . with a reputable maritime university which is affiliated to another maritime university in Switzerland....

Well I don't know the history behind Nungua and that's why I said I would love to learn from you ..

A friend of mine once likened Nungua to ajegunle, that is why I was surprised to see it on the list...

vaxx2:
which part of the UK, do you visit? i can't be engaging a small mind thinking it is geniue? and how many permit month where you given. I have to know your exposure

not to be like interrogation, I have fly in from Germany to Nigeria, then to Ghana two times this year.... You may ask me any question...

Na wa ooo this is funny...Oga what has my travel experience gat to do with Nungua...like howww¡!!
Okay I have stayed in London, Peckham to be precise..
Enough about me tell me about this very expensive Nungua that I cannot afford .,..Or are you trying to relate anywhere in UK to Nungua ....

Hahahaha the Oxford Street that you guy relate to the one in London is quite funny

kikuyu1:
Just realised I didn't Post the correct tables:this includes Kenya and the other shows RSA which tbh should be better. 6500$ per capita is low for a nation with that level of infrastructure and development-without hate!

You are hurting yourself this boy...to begin with GDP per capita is not the same as wealth per adult

POKUASI2:
please disregard the nonsense that guy put up there.. the Nungua he's talking about, he may not have been there before.. .. that nungua is a slum inhabited by the laziest tribe in the world -GAs

So I heard..that's why I was surprised to see that place on the list..

vaxx2:
where have you travelled to ? Be honest .

Be honest!!!

Are you trying to interrogate me or what?...we are talking Nungua here and I want to know more about her..

Well for starters I have been to US , uK E.t.c

vaxx2:
Have you ever travelled out of Nigeria before? and regarding nungua , it has both ugly and beautiful sides . the ugly sides is not a tourist attraction area, it is largely host by the locals , why the beautiful side might be too expensive for you. it houses the only regional maritime university in west africa, and houses some three star hotels as well. so choose base on your specification

I have travelled out severally but not to Ghana, so permit me if I am making inquiry about your enivironment...it's part of learning and you love Knowledge transfer, don't you?

vaxx2:
When I ask for rational explanation, I not asking for filmsy excuses or explanation base on sentiment opinion, I am directly asking you for logical and critical explanation as to support reasons.


there are diffrent institutions ranking the corruption index in africa , the most reputable one is afrobarometer, this where uno taped some of its data and inteligence. CPI has a sister agent in Ghana called Ghana integrity initiative , a subsidiary of transparency international which indicate the report is untrue . and that is what the ghanaweb I forwarded reference.


Now that the sister agent have come out to labelled the report been untrue and you still came up just because of whatever reasons is what I am questioning. what is your rational in this childish talk when the report had been debunked .

You keep saying debunk, debunk by who exactly..your govt which without doubt makes up the ghaana integrity initiative

Just30:
hehehe your pain and envy is deep


At least they come to meet better infrastructure

Both sentenced are making me to laugh...playing emotional black fellows who can't stand racism in America to come to Accra is such a delight to you.....


And again which infastructure are you talking about you this boy.....which infastructure!!!!!