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Reading through some of the comments here by women will bring one up to speed on how ignorant most of today's women are.

For every wise woman, the moment your husband stops eating your food, you know there's problem. It usually signals the early stage of separation (emotionally or physically)/or divorce if not handled properly.

Elder010:
Is There Any Disadvantage In Marrying An Intelligent Or Smart Woman?

It all depends. First, knowledge corrupts. Only way you can manage an "intelligent" or "smart" woman is to be more intelligent or smarter. Smart and intelligent women are more prone to rebellion.

bukatyne:
In the OP, yes.

On a specific post when the quoted moniker is not active on the whole thread?

I hear you.

It's still within normalcy for someone to get a mention on a thread he/she has been a major participant or contributor even after a spell of inactivity by other participants of same thread.
Some lagacies are that enduring.

bukatyne:
Nothing

I wonder why he did when you are not on this thread.

I thought it is tradition for OPs or other forum participants to mention someone whose contribution to the discuss is sought after?

I've been a regular participant on this section and it is within reasonable expectations to get mentions on hot/controversial topics.

AnyoneButAtiku:
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Arrant nonsense.

"AnyoneButAtiku" most probably a naturalized citizen either by cultural annihilation or by recidency.

chrisagyei:
[s]You Nigerians are very funny oo.I already told you that GUTA already hate you and had just gotten the perfect opportunity to get all Nigerian competitors and traders out from Ghana. Remember that Ghana is already 30 million people and has the second largest economy in West Africa and higher GDP per capita than Nigeria. There're more than 4 million Nigerians living and working in Ghana together with their families. Ghana doesn't really produce anything for exports into West Africa except some few alcoholic companies. Now if these millions of Nigerians living in Ghana are frustrated and forced out of Ghana, your same people will be shouting ECOWAS and xenophobia. Now let's see if any Nigerian will shout ECOWAS again. Just this year,just 400 Nigerian shops and businesses were locked in just one spare parts town in another city called Kumasi alone and you people were all over the place. You wannabe giants were mocking our leaders that they're begging you. For them they always want peace just like the South African leaders try to make peace buh we the people of Ghana don't want to see you Nigerians in our country and don't even care or heard of any border closure .F**k peace. That's the honest situation on the ground .Seriously I love my country Ghana more than myself." God Bless our Homeland Ghana, And Make Her Great And Strong ".I hate to see my fellow brothers and sisters from Nigeria insult my nation Ghana. [/s]

You're oozing so much emotions than a wet cùnt.

To begin with, Nigerian traders offer cheaper goods than their Ghanaian counterparts which earned them the unwarranted jealously from your traders union. So close Nigerian shops in Ghana and watch prices of commodities skyrocket. Unlike Nigeria, Ghana is replaceable. They can trade in Gambia, Ivory Coast, Senegal and many other West African nations that are your economic peers. Ghana is not in any position to engage Nigeria in a trade war.

As for your richer in per capita basis empty taunt, I laugh in wazobia. Most Ghanaians suffer from insecurity and envy. The almighty China is ranked 73rd in GDP per capita. Even the US is not even the number 1. Equitoria Guinea holds the largest GDP per capita in Africa and barely anyone envies her. She's neither a commercial hub or an influential member in the subregion or continent. Nigeria generate enough economic output by their huge population which in turn makes it a commercial hub to influence trade and policies far beyond its borders.

By Nigeria''s economic output we generate so much money 10times more than the rest of West Africa.

You mean Ghana is a DISTANT 2nd biggest economy in West Africa 6 times smaller than her intimidating neighbour, Nigeria? Kikikikiki!!!

When the general Ghanaian population learn how to kowtow before her Nigerian overlord, then maybe we can look down and consider your plight.

You're not even our immediate neighbours and yet Ghana makes more noise than Benin and Togo.

Strange people plagued with uncontrollable envy!

bukatyne:
I thought this thread was to sample opinions which I gave mine.

Except you are an alternate moniker, I have never taken note of this. I am therefore very curious why you would mention postmann_ in this discussion after alleging l once referred to myself as an independent woman.

I guess there is more then.

Have a great Sunday.

What could have been wrong mentioning me?

@plead, sorry I'm late to the party, but since I got a mention on my main handle, I think I owe you a response, late or not.

Most women are wired to interpret love to be beyond a man's emotional availability. They also understand love by caring in the way of spending money. A woman who earns more than her husband still expect him to buy her gifts and meet most of her financial needs. By nature, every woman is a daddy's girl who wants to be pampered and taken care of whether she earns her own money or not. A wise husband is that conservative who knows his woman is his responsibility.

But a wise man (husband) is also concerned or interested in what his woman does with 'her' money. A bad/greedy woman (wife) will readily point out the financial dichotomy of "your money is ours but my money is mine". Such women always have a parallel ambition contrary to the general good of the family...

(Postmann_)

GhostWisperer:
I get that mumu activation button.

Anytime I shellacked him like the Boers did his inglorious ancestor, Shaka the humiliated Zulu, he will hang on just to have the last say.

That's how very seriously he takes Nigerians.

I go call you

Kwakwakwa!!!

He is under cultural colonisation making nairaland his home.

GhostWisperer:
Your mother and father are brainless slavish illiterates. Zulu gibbon.

So your "cobra clutch can be found in a dictionary or from some register used in sports. Never even mind your application of the word was greatly flawed by context.

Pitiable, half-literate sod

When you can't afford data and storage space on your cheap phone, your material wretchedness perfectly mirrors the quality of your education: subpar.

Child of a slave.

Here's the deal, how about you look yourself in the mirror and own up to the fact that you have no history, goals or ambition.

48 million Zulus left to occupy 15% of south Africa's land mass and your greatest ambition is to outwit a Nigerian on social media?

Damn!!! cursed lot!!!

Your family doesn't own a single parcel of land or gravesite, progressing to little insects like you who can't even afford data and storage space.

We know your graveside will eventually serve as your children's living room for lack of space in south Africa and just 7% of European settlers who are your overlords in all spheres of your national life are responsible for this multi-genenrational curse.

And all you think about is squatting and digital-stalking NIGERIANS online?

How did Zulus offend the devil he had to punish them with chronic brainlessness?

The duel actually ended with this scathing diatribe. Everything afterwards from the dishonourable nairaland-dwelling zulu gibbon is pouring from chronic emotional haemorrhage.

Kwakwakawakakkkaaaakikiki!!!

vaxx2:
so you prefer to open up your diahorea you called mouth to insult me right. well, get enough oxygen to power your dysfunctional brain as I am about to enlight you slowpoke.....

well, i have established how myopic and stupid you seems to sound and it seems you are yet to know. you really wanted to talk smart not untiI i expose your faulty thinking and erroneous thought to basic fact and history. Togo seaport is currently the busiest seaport in west africa , how difficult is that to Your myopic mind? the current promising sea port in west africa sub region is Tema sea port which is taking over now.... the fully digitized seaport where goods can be cleared within three days instead of a month that is common to apapa due to lack of infrastructure and polluted condition.

well You are as useless as "ueue" in a "queue" to labelled me disparate when you are the one having the duct tape over your mouth.

well, you hillbilly forget that 5.7 billion dollar worth of gold is just a fraction of what 17.1 billion dollar total export of Ghana is in just 2018....for a population of 28 million that is over 1/ 3rd of Nigeria which is 50 billion dollar of Nigeria total export of( a population over 201 million ). now stupidly educate yourself. .Given Ghana’s population of 28.1 million people, its total export is 17.1 billion dollar in 2018. which means the exports translates to roughly 600 dollar for every resident in Ghana .now do the same calculation with Nigeria. and tell me who really need more economical breakthru... 50 billion dollar among 201 million population. it is less than 280 dollar. a key indicator that placed Ghana ahead of Nigeria.

anyway thank you for your insight. i am refreshed and challenged by your unique point of view that is depended solely on ignorance and bragging . very stupid of you.

One thing I'm very sure Ghana has in abondance is witchcraft and you exhibit all the symptoms of a cretin whose brain has been donated for sacrifice to your local deity.

It's surprising how you're forcing Togolese port as the busiest in West Africa and leave out your country Ghana because you know that Ghana is nowhere. Shame is missing from the molecular structure in your DNA. Togo port is not even in the maps. Your info is straight from the witchcraft coven of your local deity.


You're the greatest daft Ghana has ever exported from its shores to defend it's status on the international stage and it's just a reflection of how wretched your country is in human resources.

Now let me give you a free tutorial on economy.

Export is only a fragment of a country's gross national output. So your 17 billion dollar vs Nigeria''s 50 billion dollar export is based on myopia of a pseudo-intellectual like you. Export is just one side of how a country makes money.

Despite our population, we richer than Ghana even on GDP per capital bases.

Bloody hood rat like you. It is more than a dream come true for you engaging Nigerians on the Internet. How else can you get noticed?

Now be gone! Enough of my obliging your stupidity.

vaxx2:
Very ignorant and ill educated rebuttal.

The most productive seaport in west africa is Togo seaport. dwarfing apapa sea port by a size margin . wherever you are educated. Ghana recently expand its seaport to be the deepest seaport in west africa hence overtaking any sea port in west africa by size and deep lenght ( it cost the nation two billon dollar and. more ) You need to wait and see the next year statistics. the port will be fully completed by 2020. the first phase is already open for buisness.

Getting alternative market is simple. my idiot friend . bigger goods are channelled thru sea and air. Ghana airport was recently adjudged as the most efficient airport in west africa . it has double its capacity by 6.5 percent just this year alone . this is a further prove that Ghana can channelled its market elsewhere. the country is engaging Columbia, China and many more for new buisness opportunity. what Ghana needs is to sell valuable market not market base on size. Nigeria market is not matured for luxurious goods . hence is not a force. south africa is the only country for that in africa. Ghana economy is hugely depended on Gold . ( Nigeria market can't buy that) .

just like I said, Ghana has taking diplomatic assignment. don't expect her to fight back. that will be childish. she is the secretariat of Africa free buisness trade..



this is the latest news incase you are outdated...


Hapag-Lloyd declares Tema(Ghana) Port as transhipment hub in West Africa


The Hapag-Lloyd, a global shipping giant, has declared Meridian Port Services Limited (MPS) Terminal 3 at Tema Port as its transhipment hub in West Africa.

A statement signed by Mr Mohamed Samara, the Chief Executive Officer of MPS, and copied to the Ghana News Agency, said this was revealed at a press conference held in Cape Town, South Africa to announce the launching of the new shipping service for Africa.

The statement said the new shipping service dubbed Middle East-India-Africa Express (MIAX), announced in a press conference in Cape Town, South Africa, had its first departure in this October.

It said the first departure of the MIAX would follow port rotation as follows: “Jebel Ali - Mundra - Nhava Sheva - Colombo - La Réunion - Durban - Cape Town then direct to Tema (as first port of call in West Africa) followed by Lagos (Tincan and Apapa) then back to Cape Town - Durban - Jebel Ali.”

Mr Samara said in the statement that with this port development, Ghana’s Liner Shipping Connectivity would improve significantly.

It said the improvement would result in transport costs reduction, increased trade volume for Ghana importers and exporters through the enhanced connectivity to regional and global markets.

The statement said the MPS Terminal 3 increased Tema Port’s capacity in terms of container storage, reefer facility, handling equipment and the best of the world’s technology to aid its operations as a Transshipment Hub.

It quoted Mr Dheeraj Bhatia, the Senior Managing Director of Hapag-Lloyd’s Middle East Region, as saying that: “With the new MIAX service, our customers will now benefit from an even wider range of fast and flexible direct connections.”

Mrs Sandra Opoku, the Director of the Tema Port, said the announcement was welcome news and that it was long overdue considering the developments being undertaken by the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) with its partners.

She said the GPHA is strengthening its position as a hub port through the development of the other cargo flows within Terminal One and Two (General Cargo, Break Bulk and liquid) to complement the growth in its container traffic.

Mrs Opoku said the development would solidify the Tema Port’s spot in the maritime industry adding that “GPHA will continue to call for investment into port infrastructure to match changing world trends and draw more global trade to Africa”.

Mr Peter Mac Manu, the Board Chairman of the GHPA, said that the decision by Hapag- Lloyd to concentrate its West African shipping service in Tema is an evidence of how much the Tema Port played a key role in the new phase of Africa’s economic transformation.

You suffer beyond inferiority complex. The basic cognitive prerequisite to engage in factual debate seems beyond your intellectual circumference.

We're talking about busiest sea ports as a standard in determining the volume of economic activities through the ports and you're yapping from that putrid orifice you call a mouth about deepest sea port. Unbalanced patriotism has damaged your sense of reasoning.

The sheer length of your meaningless doodles only prove how desperate you are trying to prove yourself. But you ended up sounding like an ill-exposed anencephalic dingbat from Ghana.


Ghana's gold export in the whole of 2018 was 5.7 billion dollars and it's by far your biggest export commodity. This is what Nigeria earn on a monthly basis on crude export alone

vaxx2:
This is basically thrash. Don't you think so?......

Ghana being an industrial hub for market consume across west africa speaks volume for itself . Ghana buisness can easily target elsewhere if Nigeria really kick start this trade war? before Nigeria independence, Ghana was a memeber of the big boys ( non alinged nation) Ghana was so rich enough to build her volta electric dam, the largest manmade dam in the world. Ghana already operated a working oil refinery before it detected its own oil( refining Nigeria oil in the past)You should note that working economy is not always about size but effective fundamentals.

if you study west africa buisness very well as you claim to think, Nigeria small scale buisness is the most hardest hit. Nigerians are the one plying Ghana route for buisness transaction, Nigerians are the one establishing new transport hub in Ghana day by day, loosing banking licence just because they can't meet the recent adjusted recapitalization. Ghanaian buisness in Nigeria are very strategized. they are into oil drilling and E pharmacy and recently in ICT. Ghana is the new secretariat of Africa continental free trade, that is a leadership role . Ghana will not fight back but rather acted as a diplomat. be expecting Ghana to play more as negotiator rather than a warrior now even if the issue is not related to Ghana directly.

Ghana dependence on Nigeria petrochemical is almost not existing now. the country already have its own infrastructure ( atuabo gas pipeline) if you may know, the country supply above two hundered thousand oil barrels a day and with plan to double production to 5 hundered thousand for a country less than 29 million .

Apart from having the same lingua franca , Ghana was a remarkable force in Nigeria education and democracy progress. it is history now but the record is there.


Anyway the picture below here is the Ghana gas office officially launched this year. it will be the hub where Ghana gas will be deplored . A new plan is on the way to supply petrochemical to cote devoire .......

I was actually expecting a lengthy thesis of agonising rebuttal from you --- any Ghanaian. It's one of your chief traits. It's likened to short-man syndrome, where you feel insecure due to your miniscule economy.

You call Ghana a hub in West Africa. You sound ridiculous. Ghana does not even feature in the top 15 busiest sea ports in Africa and she ranks below ivory Coast in the sub region . As for your alomo bitters targeting elsewhere for markets, you sound thrashy and ignorant. 1 in every 5 African is a Nigerian and we have a total population bigger than the subregion. So how are you going to find an alternative market to Nigeria? You scream from a height of patriotic wishful thinking but far from reality.

If your country feels she has what it takes to retaliate in kind and come away unscathed, she would have opted for that. Talk all you want, that border isn't opening soon. We closed it because we can and we know nothing comes from Ghana that is vital to our economic lifeline

chrisagyei:
She is a diplomat,she hardly issue warning, it's GUTA who petitioned her and warned her of retaliation if the issues is not resolved cos when they started their aluta which is in the Ghanaian constitution legally that no foreigner is suppose to start any business in Ghana except when you have a capital of 1 million dollars, it was this same government who calmed them down because you people were like close friends of ours and so they are not even calling for you people to open your borders.They are now justifying why they did and should do what they did nationwide and retaliate by closing the Ghanaian borders because you have shown bad faith.That's why your ambassador is reasoning with the minister's call to forward it because it can be ugly.She doesn't want to retaliate quickly but wants to know if our trucks should return back so the trade war begins.

Trade war with who? Ghana? Ehm! With all due respect, Ghana will be crushed. If you draw a parallel between retail shops run by Nigerians in Ghana to Ghana''s total export to Nigeria, then you should get back to basic economy.

Lots of goods by foreign and local manufacturers are produced in Ghana with Nigeria''s huge consumer market as the target. Nigerian retail shops in Ghana isn't even up to 10% of the import that made in Ghana products account for in Nigeria.

As for our export to Ghana, apart from petrochemical products, which you need as vital oxygen for your economy, I don't see how Ghana can fight back with her very lean economic muscle without resulting in serious self harm.

Go look for your ilks in the likes of Benin, Ivory Coast, Togo and Senegal. That we are 2 of only 4 or 5 anglophone West African countries doesn't mean we're comparable.

Our shared lingua franca should never be misconstrued or form any basis for the pretext of economic rivalry.

AntiBrutus:
K. I guess that is all

Try all you want in being measured and circumspect in your response with me, but it won't avail much. You're still that old nasty, attention-seeking feminist who struts around this forum with a load of bitter grudges against male folks. And that alone makes you a target for my barrage.

AntiBrutus:
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Stale. Come up with something new abeg.

Facts never get stale, woman.

What's actually stale is your "come up with something new" defence mechanism whenever you're cornered in an ambush.

Why not start giving the OP some real chunky advice from your wealth of romantic mishaps... like how you washed, cleaned, cooked, scrubbed and became a babysitter for your ex's sister and he still dumped your ass? All the while you sponsored the relationship with your money, realising your kpekus and all whatnot wasn't enough.

AntiBrutus:
Looks like you have poor taste in men.

That is going by your previous threads on one bf or the other.

You will soon be used as a case study on how women age faster than men. Keep killing yourself with man-troubles.

Are you advising her to follow in your tracks in the appraisal quest (sex for career enhancement?)

GhostWisperer:
how you take located here?

Typed lezz and then BOOM here I am!!!

GhostWisperer:
Stop trying to explain your material wretchedness Zulu. Don't forget 25% of your country folks are without job and you are a habitual squatter for over a decade on nairaland. Odds that you're part of the 25% jobless lazy skanks are quite high.

Now that icon is also for data warning when you're near your usual benchmark.

And your full storage is because of music?

Fool don't you have memory card? You're choking your ROM with music? If you don't have a memory card or use a phone without card and very limited storage, then you're an economic destitute.

Poor cockroach pretending to be something else.

I told you your life isn't worth a blade of cow grass before.

I have 128gb on my phone and I can load up all of Soweto, Kayelisha and mpumalanga and still have enough to document your 400 years of slavery in details


Idiot.

Let's see what excuse you come up with.
Please give me something as laughable as "Trevor Noah was pressured to say black south Africa are economic slaves to European settlers".

Kwakwakwakikikiki!!!!