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MduZA:
lol....my friend you don't know the state of your country but you know the state of a country thousands miles away....there is a thread on this forum wherein your country men and women are discussing about HIV-AIDS in Benue state...with vast majority of Nigerians not accounted for your country comes second behind SA...nobody knows maybe your country has already surpassed SA,your country cannot give reliable stats..

the total number of HIV patients in the world stands at 32-36 million in 2014...and if Benue state has 1 million going by ur statistics Nigeria has 36 million patients right?...my frnd i still challenge to go check your source...yes Nigeria had 500,000 increase in the last 5 year but it is not as you quoted. By population ratio it is too small...Ghana also had an increase which is higher compared to population ratio

www.nairaland.com/1825058/only-third-nigerians-poor-says/4



pls join this forum guys and see the wonder of Nigeria

2014 – Nigeria’s Oil Workers Shut Down
Gas Supply To Ghana, Ghana’s Central Bank
Governor Laments
The gas supply to Ghana from Nigeria has been
switched off by Nigeria’s oil workers few hours
after they embark on a nationwide strike.
The gas is supplied through Nigeria via WAPCO
(West African Gas Pipeline) to Ghana, Togo and
Benin Republic.
As we speak, the gas that supplied electricity to
these countries has been switched off.
Henry Kofi Wampah, the Governor of GCB,
Ghana’s Central Bank lamented in a news
conference today describing the action as bad
news that could damage Ghana’s economy if
prolonged.
The supply of gas to Ghana was halted last year
which resulted in energy deficit and economic
instability.
A senior official at WAPCO confirmed the
shutdown of the pipeline this afternoon.

REGIONAL BIG HITTERS: Nigeria and Ghana are
the largest and second-largest economies in West
Africa, respectively, and are also the two biggest
oil producers in the region, although the difference
in output between the two is immense. Nigeria
was Ghana’s third-most-important trade partner
in 2010, accounting for almost 10% of total
Ghanaian foreign trade. Ghana, in turn, was
Nigeria’s ninth-largest trade partner in that same
year, accounting for some 1.3% of Nigerian trade
( including 1.9% of exports). Nigeria has also
been a very important source of investment in
Ghana. In recent years, for example, several
Nigerian banks have set up shop in Ghana, as has
the Nigerian telecommunications company
Globacom.
www.oxfordbusinessgroup.com/analysis/mutual-benefits-relationship-ghana-remains-crucial-despite-recent-dispute

The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has
said that Nigeria non-oil exported to Ghana was
N17.52 billion in 2011, from N12.67 billion in 2010.
According to NEPC, this figure represents a 38 per
cent increase in 2011.
NEPC Director Trade Information, Mr Aliyu Lawal,
while revealing this to FrontiersNews on
Wednesday in Abuja, said that the bulk of the
exported products were cosmetics, footwear,
textiles, confectionaries, insecticides, plastic (empty
bottles), electric cables, food and beverages,
including noodles.

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MduZA:
your 4 million population Benue State has over 1 million people with Aids...not mentioning other places

PLS WHERE DID YOU GET DAT...GO CHECK YOUR SOURCE AGAIN TOTAL NIGERIANS WITH HIV IS A LITTLE ABOVE THAT FIGURE U QUOTED...OR DO YOU EVEN KNW WHERE BENUE IS?

What you Ghanaians should knw is that there is no developing nation with such huge human population lyk ours that dont have problems similar to our...these are things that is attached to fast development example look at the problems facing India compare it to Nigeria's. ALSO coming to employment...go do some research the number of Nigerians employed both by private sector and government is almost 3times population of Ghana...but dats not enough for Nigeria's population. Coming to education very few people in southern Nigeria are illiterate but the huge deficit in education is mostly in the north but measure lead down in resent times if well managed will see to dat...example almageri school...Industrially how many of you have been to Nigerian cities like Lagos,Aba, Onitsha, etc...you will see huge concentrations of industries there. ALL these development cant be compared to dat of Ghana's or any other African Nation except south African in certain aspects. most Nigerian and unbiased Ghanaians know that...but it is not enough for Nigerians. Coming to presidency I don't think any 1 can b seen as a competent leader in Nigeria so long as ethnic and religious sentiments exists within the citizens...