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tylann:
hells gate in kenya

which nigerian church receives more visitors than hells gate

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tylann:
hells gate in kenya

which nigerian church receives more visitors than hells gate

I listed that above. I don't know if hell's gate received more than our. all I know is this churches receives alot of foreigners

tylann:
which church attracts more tourists than hells gate

Pls which is hell's gate cos that sounds paganism

theenchanter:
this church attract more tourists than hell's gate conservation center.

Synagogue, Christ embassy attract alot of visitors anually

AskiaHarem:
Don't forget the Native Religion Of Ife which is world renowne with followers of all shapes, sizes and colors. Many make a pillgramige to Nigeria.

I watched three hollywood were they were worshipping God of oshun e.g queen sugar by Oprah Winfrey (OWN), Empire, oops I just forgot the name of the last one

chrisagyei:
hahaha,I taught you were smarter than this,those two were frauds who don't even know themselves much more gaining the knowledge to talk ill of the most progressive country in West Africa.Didn't you see how I dealt with them and exposed and disgraced them.That Boy who claimed to have come to Ghana before running away saying he is going back to guest mode.And he didn't say anything sensible other than he knows Ghana also and we are always defending Ghana,what did he expect us to do,insult Ghana

Oh yes I am much more smarter than you can fathom.. going by what those guys said it s not entirely a lie. I just checked now and it true you guys have being going true your normal anual dumsor (power failure) due to low gas supply and most towns are having problem with not get even an ounce of electricity . As for ppzaino I must say that what the guy has been trying to say is not far fetched from my previous observations. My curiosity led me to discover a TV station that promotes ghanian movies here which is solely sponsored by a nigerian african online movies screening company IROKO TV (similar to Netflix,except that it focuses on promoting african movies) with the Ghanaian station known as ROK3 while that of nigeria is known as ROK2. What I am saying is that I have watched a few of Ghanaian movies lately and I have seen the good,bad and ugly of ghana most especially accra. My favourite being YOLO (you only live once) it explored alot of place in accra (the nice ,cool,bad and worst places)and some other villages and towns I could relate with what popizaino was trying to say. I was even surprised ti see that you guys also hawk AGEGE BREAD like we do .So yes they are not entirely wrong

sufferNsmiling:
So why is the government Waverly importation of cooking gas first two pictures

Fool your post is 2015

sufferNsmiling:
Dangote is just fooling them. Nigeria's economy mess is because of dangote. In the 80s dangote was borrowing money from Paris Club and importing cement and sugar from France he is one of those which put Nigeria in massive debt. Then did not pay back the Debt came on Nigerians head and also the government head. He is doing it again borrowing money right left and Centre 4 is oil refinery. Look at the price of cement in Nigeria and why it is very high it is because of him he borrowed up to 2 billion US dollar to purchase the cement companies. No for every bag of dangote cement there is a certain amount of debt on it. Most Nigerians are illiterate the people which destroy them in 1980 now they want those people to build the country.

You fools who created this dull brain.they should stone to death anywhere you are from .so if dangote a civilian should borrow money to invest in his personal business it will be included in our national debt. Hey cattle rarer stick to rearing cows and providing pig milk you slave farmer

68816419:
The Oshodi Transport Interchange. 3 terminals. Terminal 3 will become fully operational on May 1. Terminals 1 and 2 will become operational by the end of May. Set to be commissioned today.

Coo nice development. .Some of all this bush tree stucked backward african nation thinks terminals are only meant for airports they don't know buses,ferries,cable cars,trains are all entitled to one.. Pls educate them with pictures

PetroDollax:
Who is this slowpoke? Another nigerian fool from the Federal Republic of Fools

Are you kidding me? Fuckeduppedness who is ugosample? Slaying Shitnigerians is my hobby it’s something I relish doing!

Nigerian dog, we are not idle, unemployabl3 like you nigerian mudder fuggerz work comes before pleasure. I do zap from shitnairaland for days and weeks how does that amount to running away?

I am back on this useless forum for the next one week before I take off on another project! Any foolish nigerian beast in need of slaying is welcome to take me on Fuckeduppedness

And where did you get the idea about me being a journalist? Fuckeduppedness Thank God you know some of us are not as illiterate as your certificateless cattle-rearing President Fuckeduppedness

Fool I have learnt alot about your useless country from popizaino and donkizzydaboss and I am willing to use them on you. No wonder he said that they lifted breast to curse ghana at your independence square . You are finished today cos I will join them...donkizzydaboss and popizaino where are you come and render them useless as usual . Chai these guys are savages

tylann:
i have never mocked dangote refinery

I only said you should build industrial parks
Instead of cities which few can afford to live in

You did..Anyway that's in the past. As for the cities check my post from yesterday you would understand

vaxx2:
lol. Just visit RMB websites. Simple .

Nice. ANYWAY IT IS REFRESHING TO KNOW THAT NIGERIA EASE OF DOING BUSINESS IS IMPROVING

vaxx2:
simple . The former one put Ghana in number 4 position and this was because of IMF downward economic growth review of 2018 but as Ghana is set to be the country with highest economic growth in 2019, the ranking is expected to favour Ghana in 2020.


Check the 2019 own.

Your post doesn't even have an headline news that I can relate to, plus can I trust ghana Web? since your brothers said ghanaweb is one of those random ghanian blog that cannot be trusted simply because they talk for click (that is when a post doesn't favour them) coupled with their poor English and their constant typographical errors

68816419:
More on Oshodi Transport Interchange

It is beautiful. Most times I like forcing myself to ply that route even though I don't necessarily have to pass there. All this so I can scrutinise it progress. I heard ikeja terminal now has 820 new buses

PetroDollax:
Instead of admitting they in severe crisis and pleading for worldwide aid to support their hungry and angry people, they are busy talking trash as if Ghana is responsible for the shiit in that ape country

You fool.you ran off to another thread to Diss nigeria but you where handled by my boy UGOSAMPLE. Stupid thing claims to be a journalist. ..yeye dey smell..kiss my ass

vaxx2:
Nigeria is in number 8 position while Ghana is in 9th position. And cote devoire take the last position. If you ask me, that is not impressive for a country who just come out of recession.

Well, let's see how this year will unfold. I wish Nigeria well.

I would like to see these of yous ..I hope it's cuurent

vaxx2:
i am aware of the ranking and dont be misguided by what obaawonidiot posted. It is rmb ranking ( A south africa base investment) what they judge is 10 most attractive place for investor in 2019 not 10 country with highest foreing investment in 2019

And on their list Ghana is topping cote devoire. I can show you the list if you want..

I am cool so long as it doesn't pass nigeria

Vaxx I had to ransack the internet for this. I remembered you and tylann making mockery comment about dangote's refinery when it's clearly has a positive influence on not just nigeria but on west africa,africa and the entire world. here is what OPEC has to say






OPEC harps on importance of Dangote Refinery to global stability
By Victor Uzoho | 23 April 2019 | 3:08 am

Dangote Oil Refinery Company

The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), is upbeat at the prospect of the Dangote Oil Refinery, in driving world crude oil refining capacity increase especially in Africa by 2020.
OPEC, in the current edition of its World Oil Outlook (WOO), said the Dangote Refinery, which is the first privately-owned and operated refinery in Nigeria, will refine about 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day at installed capacity.

Presently, total world oil production in 2019 averaged 80.622 million barrels daily. Approximately 68 per cent is coming from the top 10 countries, and an overlapping 44 per cent from the 14-member OPEC.

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OPEC said in the outlook that the world is expecting some capacity expansion coming from Nigeria by 2020, either through the rehabilitation of existing refineries – in part to raise their utilisation rates, or through grassroots projects, like the Dangote Oil Refinery.

OPEC stated: “Last year’s World Oil Outlook hinted that in Africa, “new projects could improve the situation somewhat toward the end of the period.” This year, increasing confidence that the Dangote project in Nigeria will go ahead is indeed changing the picture.
“Allowing for some uncertainty in the project’s start-up timetable, incremental potential in Africa is expected to continue to lag incremental demand-based requirements through 2020, after which the potential is for a balance or excess requirements.

“A deficit of around 0.2 million barrels per day (mb/d) in 2019 to 2020, is estimated to swing to an excess of around 0.3 mb/d by 2022 to 2023. It must be borne in mind that this regional outlook is unusual in that it hinges largely on a single project.”

OPEC said the completion of the project would reduce the importation of petroleum products in West Africa. “Since the project is in West Africa, its implementation does not necessarily alter the situations in North and East/South Africa. What should happen, especially in West Africa, is a reduction in the need and opportunity for product imports,” it added.

OPEC also alluded to some 50 listed refining projects in Africa, which, if all built, would add nearly 5mb/d of new refining capacity to the continent.

The organisation noted, however, that in recent outlooks, the proportion of projects considered firm has generally been low; for example, 0.4 mb/d for the 2017 to 2022 period in WOO 2017. “This year, the outlook represents a significant reversal from recent history. For the first time in many years, projected firm additions at 1.1 mb/d exceed regional demand growth for 2018 to 2023 at 0.7 mb/d.

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“This change relates primarily to one project in Nigeria now under construction. Recognizing that this one major project is in West Africa, the prospects for North and East/South Africa continues to be for further increases in regional net product imports.

“It must be borne in mind that this regional outlook is unusual in that it hinges largely on a single project. Moreover, since the project is in West Africa, its implementation does not necessarily alter the situations in North and East/South Africa.

What should happen, especially in West Africa, is a reduction in the need and opportunity for product imports,” it stated.

Reacting to the OPEC position, Group Executive Director, Strategy, Portfolio Development and Capital Projects, Dangote Industries Limited, Mr. Devakumar Edwin, said the Organisation was correct in its estimation, adding that all hands are on deck to deliver the refinery on time.

He said the Dangote Group’s ongoing refining and petrochemicals project can meet 100 per cent of the domestic requirement of all liquid petroleum products (Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene and Aviation Jet), leaving the surplus for export in line with the OPEC expectation.
He said the high volume of premium motor spirit (PMS) petrol output from the Dangote Refinery would transform Nigeria from a petrol import-dependent country to an exporter of refined petroleum products.

Edwin disclosed that Dangote is also constructing the largest fertilizer Plant in West Africa, with capacity to produce 3.0 million tonnes of Urea yearly, as part of the gigantic economic transformation project.

He explained that the Dangote Fertilizer complex consists of Ammonia and Urea plants with associated facilities and infrastructure.

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Chris and tylann this is for both of you that has been singing our unimportant it is to build cities with industrial park





Nigeria signs $2billion industrial parks agreement
By Matthew Ogune, and Anthony Otaru, Abuja | 14 September 2018 | 3:39 am

Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Okechukwu Enelamah.


The Federal Government said it has signed a $2 billion trade agreement with a Chinese textile and garment firm, Ruyi Group, for the commencement of industrial parks across the country.
The Minister of Trade, Commerce and Investment, Dr. Okechukwu Enyinna Enelamah, who disclosed this on Tuesday, in Abuja, at a press conference, explained that a country like Nigeria, with a population of over 200 million needs more parks that require government facilitation and encouragement.

Enelamah also explained that the government has embarked on a trade agreement worth $5 billion with Volkswagen, to start the production of over two million cars annually.He said: “This model industrial parks that we are launching, whether the Enyimba City, Lekki Free Trade Zone, or the Lekki Model Park, would include new funding, new players, and certainly, professional park managers as well as modern infrastructure. That is what we are aiming at, and I think so far, so good, we are making improvement.

“On the $2 billion commitment with Ruyi Group for industrial parks, our goal is that within one year some of the initial investment would have happened, the meeting with the President was actually a high point that will lead to what I call the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), which has been signed to more final agreement. This is supposed to follow extensive due diligence, and reaching and agreement with all players of Ruyi, but the commitment after a meeting with the President is that work will move things on ground.”

He noted that this is why government decided to come up with public private partnership expected to involve not just the Nigerian Government, but also other development banks and development financial institutions that will work with the team to make sure they attract the players in the industry.

Enelemah argued that there are some industrial parks that are working in Port Harcourt, and Lagos, adding that “Those agreements that we have signed, a lot of work went into them. What is remaining is implementation, if the industrial parks were working well, we would not have embarked in such a significant and ambitious initiative.”
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obaaderemi:
The mumu never hear the latest. He is always arguing blindly.
https://allafrica.com/stories/201903290741.html

Nice one oba i just screen shoted this. I don't want any ghanian to ever say they received more fdi than us cause all that is now in the past. They couldn't even surpass cote divore with a smaller population yet the are aim at us..crawl before you walk

First let me say I have been laughing my ass out for past one hour that I started reading this thread. Obaderemi you are something else . You know how to argue annoyingly in a way that these guys are willing to run mad..keep it up cos I am coming to join you. First I would start with that name that sound like a fowl crow KIKUYU

[quote author=kikuyu1 post=77752848][/quote]Boy that 2017 and here we are in 2019 . Things change.
If you don't like it go to hell and burn to ashes

chrisagyei:
and where from this one too,and mind you,I only state facts and punchline statements.Why don't you do us the honor and point out the unfactual statements you claim I made and I don't talk with emotions.Don't confuse seriousness with emotion because when am talking to a Ghanaian hater like almost all Nigerians who spend half their miserable lives hating on a country so. progressive and whom the world has no issues with except Nigeria of course.Show me a single African country having a banter with Ghana and I will show you a live fire-breathing dragon buh when it comes to Nigeria,almost every African seems to have issues with Nigeria and Nigerians which can't be a coincidence.Meaning you have serious issues.If you are not a hypocrite you can see that

Seriously

Abuja natural view

Eko atlantic marina takings shape

Lagos .. with naomi campbell here for ARISE FASHION WEEK

Lagos be looking like new York

Abuja

Abuja natural view

Just30:
im just letting you know, everyone that matters in Nigeria
knows that Nigeria is a fraile country sitting on a time bomb and theyve all prepared for the day the bo,mb will go off

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Keep your illusions in your head