₦airaland Forum

vaxx2:
How stupid can you be? should we begin to list this books and see how mad you are becoming. no Ghanaian will send his or her ward to Nigeria. it is almost impossible. unless he works or live in Nigeria.

Okay this is progress, very soon we will get you to accept fully...good job pokuasi he is beginning to get it..

Who know from "ALMOST" he might graduate to "FEW GHAANIAAN"....now that right there is what I call progress

pokuasi:
it's only lazy NIGERIANS who can't meet the standards of NIGERIAN education system runs to Ghana while Ghanaian that value quality are sending their kids to Nigeria for quality education.. isn't it amazing how books authored by Nigerians are used in your secondary school

Good to know I am not the only one saying this

pokuasi:
look at this villager.. I guess you ran to Nigeria to experience civilization.. Ghana is a village confirm by the king of tramadol himself, shatta whatever..

Ass whooping post befited for a fool.

pokuasi:
Ghanaian degree indeed yet NIGERIAN text book are used in your curriculum

Really wow...what would we have done without you feeding us raw info...once again thanks

pokuasi:
it doesn't make sense cos it has destroyed everything you've propagated as facts.. you see how stupid you've become trying to find something to hold unto now you're caught pants down..

I was expecting him to go the Chris way by saying "those are the ones that stayed back during the ghaana must go era"

pokuasi:
the world doesn't revolve around your village.. av given you a screenshot of a Ghanaian girl saying her sister is studying in Nigeria.. I also met a man at mallam who told me his kids school in Nigeria

You are right...

I wish I could locate a certain YouTube video where a Nigerian in UNILAG toured unilag with her fellow student a ghaaniaan just to creates content meant for entertainment but when I went to the comment section hmmmm it was one hell of a worship down there...you need to see how they flooded there saying they love the school and her infastructure and they would love to school there

Kazikazi:
Zanzibar, Tanzania

A naturally beautiful country

pokuasi:
you see why you're a Ghanaian.. your line of logic shows a deficiency in your Brain.. now, your govt abrogated the Korean project and went ahead to guarantee $5b for a housing project for private individuals.. again, how can your govt guarantee for private individuals when the land ( pokuase-amasaman) the project is going to be cited on, belong to Ghana govt.. does that make sense to you?

Preach bro you sure do know slot a out ghaaana

vaxx2:
You have a problem with understanding. no Ghanaian will opted to school in Nigeria unless he or she has a Nigeria background . how difficult is that not sinking into your skull. you are dull but you aren't that stupid.

Pacretus right here just as I predicted......well any olodo Nigerian that schools In ghaana should be ready to remain useless and unemployed in Nigeria with his/her alien certificate

pacretus:
there's a guy currently in my local church his dad was a lecturer in AAU Nigeria he studied here. When his dad passed on sometime ago he went to ghana to bury him. And came back.

Not to mention the Ghanaians here notorious for shoe shining and petty jobs. They are diligent though. Very diligent. I made one my personal shoe shiner or cobbler

Awwww how cute can you be...good to see you helped a brother out..gr8 one there bro

pacretus:
hey, Empty brain, I still repeat Sanusis wasn't appointed based on his Islamic studies.

Are you an lMBE'CILE ,
Sanusi wasnt the brain behind Islamic banking in Nigeria, he only helped due to his position as the CBN Gov. Besides ISB only came during the end of his tenure.

Stop wallowing in kente. It's rendering your brain Useless.

Preach bro

pacretus:
hahaha. You some how know a lot about them.

He sure do and that is why he took after a location in their country "pokuasi"

vaxx2:
You see how stupid you are ? you stupidly did not sanusi was the brain behind Islamic banking in Nigeria. you stupidly did not know he is recipient of a Islamic financial medal. Anyway below screenshot explain what you foolishly can't see.


it is a fact Nigeria troop into Niger and Sudan to study . denied that pls. sanusi did and many like him.

Ok guys am I the only one seeing this...I still don't see how that screenshot relate to what you were saying, what is it again "Islamic banking".

Hmmmm the wierd things we are forced to learn..... Islamic banking

pokuasi:
The least person you'll take seriously in this world is a Ghanaian.. they talk before they think.. an average Ghanaian may not know the capital of Togo but will turn around and tell you they know Nigeria more than you..

Funny creatures... .....just sit down and watch them hype their country..

Examples

"OH ghaana has good roads everywhere"

"That place you are posting is not ghaana"

"Oh that is old pics those roads are all under construction"

"Oh our country is about the same size with UK and we both share one thing in common which is "having numerous world class city"(I can never forget the day Chris told me that thing. I almost believed but by the time I landed on YouTube my latter reaction was "yuck"

pacretus:
These guys think they've arrived because few Nigerians study in their country.
When jamb frustrated me, I almost opted for Ghana. Thank God I didn't. Not because Ghana was better but because I heard I only needed my Waec result.

One thing I noticed about Nigerian is that majority of us love to travel to other Countries.
I was surprised to hear that Nigerians are in North Korea doing wonderfully well. Without being harassed.

I am glad you didn't, if not you would have winded up jobless

pokuasi:
that's a screenshot of a Ghanaian girl on Facebook today telling people how her sister is studying in Nigeria

According to them no Ghaanian has ever schooled in Nigeria...I remember when I wrote my O level here, the girl beside me was from ghaana and she told me she had written her o'level three times and she couldn't pass so she decided to come take her exams in Nigeria (with the hope of expo) so she can apply for UNILAG....

Just wait they will tell you that girl is among those that stayed back during the ghaana must go era

pokuasi:
you talking absolutely nonsense.. what happened to the house your govt the Korean company started!?

Pls enlighten us what happened

pacretus:
ok, I initially got your post wrong.
Your head must be empty To think Nigerians go to Niger republic or Sudan to study. I once had a Nigerien girlfriend who came to kano state for her post graduate studies on scholarship, she was extremely happy. The foremost University in Niger is Abdou moumouni University from where she got her B.SC.

Sanusi never studied anything relating to his career in sudan.

Now get this little piece from Google into your empty Ghana Skull.

He then attended King's College, Lagos, where he graduated in 1977. Sanusi was offered provisional admission to Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) in Zaria, where he obtained a bachelor's degree in economics in 1981. ... Sanusi studied at the International University of Africa in Khartoum, receiving a degree in Islamic law.

Islamic Law had nothing to do with Sanusis appointment as CBN Governor.

You see how fooolish you are.
Learn to use your brain and avoid arguing with an empty skull filled with kente.

Look at you, vaxx knows he probably said that because he noticed my lack of interest on that topic and felt that might not check.well he is right I didn't check so thank you very much for bringing this to light ......
What does Islamic studies gat to with Economics....once again he has been busted and we have you to thank for that

Algerian1 in da building

AskiaHarem:
You never visited Lagos stfu already you've been exposed by to many people multiple times for your word to be worth anything. Stick to whispering sweet nonsense to gullable, weak minded Skinyans and emotionally unstable gaynaians.

What Algerian1 did to him comes to my mind first

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Project One 7 10 and 12
Have been suspended by fashola. Because what went on is this the state put a lot of money into some of these projects and fashiola has now said any state which puts money into a federal project should not come to him and beg for the money that the state has put into a federal projects. What this means is a lot of the road projects and now been suspended until the issue is resolved. States will put small money into this project and then go and cry to the Federal Government for a lot of money

Uhhhhhh sorry boy what can I do to help you....you are trying to relate the toll gate policy with your illusion...you know what I Sammy Double dare you to give me a link that support your story I know positive stories in Nigeria irritates you

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
When I visited Lagos I went to the average areas if I wanted to take bad pictures I would have gone to macuco the floating island slum. I hear in makoko they have their own currency which is not the naira

Funny

vaxx2:
[color=#000099][/color] Magida je ka yi barci.

Ohhhh I see you are trying to test me with Nigerian local languages..sorry bro but I am not good with any Nigerian indigenous language...even my pidgin sucks when spoken

FG Approves Construction/Rehabilitation Of 15 Roads At N182b

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari, on Wednesday approved about N182 billion for the construction and rehabilitation of various roads across the country.

The Minister of State for Works and Housing, Alhaji Abubakar Aliyu, said this while briefing State House Correspondents on the outcome of the maiden FEC meeting held at the Presidential Council Chamber, Abuja.

The roads are:
1. Lagos-Badagry express road to Benin Republic, at the cost of N15,297,762,234.22

2. The construction of two bridges at Kontagora-Rijau rod at the cost of N1.12 billion.

3. Construction of additional lane on Kano-Katsina road, at the cost of N9.4 billion.

4. Construction of Kontagora-Bangi road in Niger state, at the cost of N20.3 billion.

5. Rehabilitation of outer Marina-Bonny Camp road and Eko bridge, at the sum of N9.2 billion.

6. Rehabilitation of Ibori-Idomi western road in Edo state at the cost of N4.5 billion.

7. Construction of Ilogu-Ireni road in Kwara and Osun states, at the sum of N18.41 billion.

8. Construction of Wudil bridge along Kano-Maiduguri road, at the cost of N2.5 billion.

9. Rehabilitation of Wukari-Ibi road in Taraba state, at the sum of N12.3 billion.

10. Construction of Baro Port road in Niger state at the sum of N10.6 billion.

11. Rehabilitation of Ajingi-Kafin Hausa road in Jigawa state at the cost of N25 billion.

12. Rehabilitation of Abba-Owerri road at the cost of N6.98 billion.

13. Rehabilitation of Kaliyari-Damaturu road in Yobe state at a cost of N16.9 billion.

14. Construction of Yaba-Yangoji road in the Federal Capital Territory, N17.3 billion.

15. Rehabilitation of two outstanding sections of Nnnewi-Okigwe road in Imo and Anambra states at the sum of N12.7 billion.
https://dailypost.ng/2019/09/11/fg-approves-n182-billion-rehabilitation-major-roads/

jln115:
obviously that was all the evidence you needed.

The UN does not have a standing army and participating countries supply their own equipment for missions.

Hence conclusion the UN did not by any Proforce vehicles.

Bro I thought we were talking about my evidence, or weren't we?

vaxx2:
I ask you a simple question. you don't know your country? and I am willing to be corrected on such allegation. should i question your knolwedge about your country?

philosophy is not my best subject in uni,( it is a borrowed module) i am not a liberal art student . that is enough.

Nah that won't be necessary. That would be like starting another endless unfruitful argument which I can see you are so desperate to get in so you can pragmatically link it to our previous arguments

As for philosophy good to know..but you sure as hell enjoyed taking that course,I mean it's vivid in your long factless arguments. isn't it

Dangote's Multi-billion Naira Greenhouse Farm Commences Operations


The multi-billion High–Tech Greenhouse Farm established by Dangote Farms Limited, geared at boosting the cultivation of high-quality tomatoes in the country, has commenced full production in the commercial city of Kano.


The farm which is fully automated is the first of its kind in West Africa (hmm theenchanter where are you ) and is expected to transform the economy of the local tomato farmers, as the technology is expected to up their harvest from the current 10 tons per acre to as much as 40 tons.

Abdulkarim Kaita, managing director of the Dangote Tomatoes Company Processing Limited, confirmed this, on Thursday, during the visit of senior officials of the Kano Office of Central Bank of Nigeria to the farm.

Speaking to BusinessDay on the sidelines of the visit, Kaita disclosed that his company `s new investment in the farm is motivated by the quest to help Nigeria stop the over $350 million that is expended on the importation of fresh and processed tomatoes yearly.

He said his company had so far, injected over #3 billion in the development of the farm, which in the next three weeks, is expected to deliver high-quality tomato seedlings to tomato farmers across the 12 states of the Federation where the commodity is heavily cultivated.

“The management of the Dangote Farms, which is a subsidiary of Dangote Tomatoes Company Processing Limited is excited to reveal the tremendous effort that we are making to ensure that Nigeria becomes self –sufficient in tomato production.

“The planting medium you are looking at is called PAT MOOSE which has the capacity of producing 350 million seedlings per season that can be used to plant an estimate 12,000 hectares of tomato farm.

“We are glad to disclose that we are the first to bring this new technology into the country and this is going to fast track the yield of our tomato farmers tremendously.

“The project is being executed under the CBN `s Tomato Anchor-Borrowers Programme. The CBN will be paying for the seedling that we cultivating, and it will be distributed to farmers.

“The PAT MOOSE process you are seeing takes 3 weeks, after which it goes to the next stage, and the whole process of growing the tomato takes just three months” he explained.

Giving further insight into the value addition which the Greenhouse farm would provide, Kaita, noted that the introduction of the technology will put an end to post-harvest losses, as well as increase the volume of the harvest of the commodity.

In the same vein, he added that the introduction of the technology would lead to the expansion of production of the commodity, beyond the over 2.5 million tons of current consumer demand.

“Based on the study under the GEMS project, Nigeria has 171,000 hectares of land for tomato production, and if you multiply this with it the over 40 tons which the technology is capable of producing per hectare that means can grow our production to around 8 million tons.

“With this in the next two years, if Government effects the ban of the importation of commodity, just as it has been done in the case of rice, Nigeria will soon become a net exporter of the commodity.

https://businessday.ng/companies/article/dangotes-multi-billion-naira-greenhouse-farm-goes-into-full-operations-in-kano/

vaxx2:
Do you really understand yourself. if your goverment can found it reasonable to spend dollars in a private school in Ghana with a life span of just 10 years ? don't you think your myopic conclusion is not relevant. the reality is, foreing degree are taking over most of the vibrant position in Nigeria and that is a reality. and it doesn't matter where it is from . be it Niger or Sudan. sanusi lamido(CBN)is a proud Sudan product .

I don't want to insult you by telling you how wrong you are, so pls kindly tell me how to send this message across to you in its rephrased form
As askiaharam will always say "cool story bro"

vaxx2:
You are also making the same mistake? it is foolishness ( That is the best description) it is not an insult, telling me I am lying without been able to point it out is the insult.

Ohhhh really.......ok.sir we won't insult you again by telling you how wrong you are... pacretus oya apologize

vaxx2:
I ask your dull brother to point to a single lies in my post, only to make a novice conclusion. this is to show you guys don't read before you reply. A typical average Nigeria life styles.


i can bet you, you don't even know your country. should I question you? should I ?

you keep ascribing me with philosoph, what is it with that?

Oh I know Nigeria is my country and she is located in West Africa..should I continue, should I

As for philosophy I believe you know why....isn't that like your best subject/course in college

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Please you are arguing with an illiterate which cannot understand everybody here is talking about development and progress he is talking about pidgin English

Does it pain you cos I can post more you know

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Professional illiterate let me advise you one thing in cotonou they speak French everything is written in French I show you the pictures of Benin Republic. There are no yellow buses in cotonou there are no Nigerian plate numbers in cotonou. There are no three-wheeler yellow motorcycles or motorcycles in cotonou. Tricycles are banned from Benin Republic. Is some of my pictures I showed you Nigerian flags next to Richard buildings.

Omg!!!! is this really happening..sufferingNsmiling is advice me, like really...wonder they say shall never end