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Rossikk: If you're dumb enough to believe that fraudulent, nonsensical statistic, it's no wonder you're dumb enough to type the above rubbish.



Why should I include them? Such people make up less than 0.01% of the Nigerian population. Sure, they might dominate the news because of the sensationalist nature of their activities, but you really must be dense beyond redemption to imagine that such people even come close to comprising the generality of the 160 million Nigerians.



Just because YOU are a failure with nothing happening in your life doesn't mean it applies to others.

If an Igbo trader who can barely read can make it in Nigeria what is your excuse? Lazy mor.on.

all4naija: Is that lady Ghanaian?!

Rossikk: Oh shut your ignorant trap. ''Few natural resources''?? ''Built up her economy''?? Where? Which economy did Ghana build up? This is how you idiots come in here to peddle all sorts of nonsensical myths and fairtytales about ''wonderful Ghana'' while the vast majority of that country is wallowing in poverty and illiteracy despite their tiny population which their huge resources should be able to address.

In fact if you ask me, Ghana is doing far worse than Nigeria considering their huge natural resource endowments with only 20 million mouths to feed. The reason Nigerian (Igbo) traders flock there is the same reason they flock to Sokoto and Kano - high public demand for goods due to shortage of Ghanaian traders and entrepreneurs, which in itself is caused by their poverty and corruption. Not because there is anything special about Ghana. Meanwhile their corrupt leaders, just like in northern Nigeria, are encouraging their people to blame the 'outsiders' for their woes in order to divert attention from their own leadership failures.

Tell me: Why would they even be in that position where foreigners are coming in to sell and make profit? If their govt had provided for their people, empowered their people, why would any Nigerian trader find space in Accra to sell anything? Is it not because of the poverty of the average Ghanaian that such spaces exist? How many Ghanaians can find space to trade in Alaba market in Lagos? Or Onitsha? Or Aba? In fact if you ask me, Nigeria has done BETTER by providing more people the opportunity and capital resources to trade far and wide, both in Nigeria and into other countries. But do we appreciate that benefit? Oh no. Useless ingrates.

Here is an article from a Ghanaian who sees things very differently from your stupi.d rose-tinted view!!




Corruption And The Greedy Bastards In Ghana

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=236645


''Ghana has a total land area of 92,100sq.miles stretching 672 km north to south and 357 km east to west. Ghana’s physical size makes it about the same size as Great Britain. Out of a total land area of 23 million hectares, 13 million hectares representing 57% is suitable for agricultural production, whiles 5.3 million hectares representing 39% of this is under cultivation. Ghana is blessed with rich mineral resources such as gold, diamonds, manganese, limestone, bauxite, iron ore as well as various clays and granite deposit.

It is an incontrovertible fact that Ghana is the second largest producer of gold in Africa, second largest producer of cocoa in the world, second largest exporter of wood and wood products and third largest producer of timber in Africa. Can anybody tell me why we are still poor? It is a shame that a poor country like Bolivia with a poverty level of over 50%, can allocate 23% of its annual budget to education, and is able to offer free education up to senior high school level, whiles we double-cross ourselves and assume it is not feasible here.

Is it not startling that we do not have any clear national vision on mobilizing our total manpower for the technological, industrial, economic, and scientific rebuilding of this country, so that we can produce the needed conditions which would result in an abundance of every good thing for the greatest welfare of the masses? The question most Ghanaians are asking is ‘‘what has become of the blessing of the wealth of our gigantic resources, the power of our endowments and the potentialities of our people’’? How can we grasp the prospects before us and meet the challenge to our survival?
We must admit that our leadership over the years has overwhelmingly been run along the lines of the “politics of the belly” a primordial lust for wealth and power along crude racial, tribal, party, and familial lines. In this system, government officials and politically connected business cream of the crop use their positions and authority to enrich themselves, their families and kinsmen at the purse and expense of the tax payer. It is also regrettable that the system our leaders have preferred in recent years thrives on corruption and nepotism...''

Read more:

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=236645

londoner: Oh so they are also being closed down? Can you please provide the sources here. I would like to read them.....thanks.

londoner: Oh so they are also being closed down? Can you please provide the sources here. I would like to read them.....thanks.

omoghana22: YOU HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE BIGGEST FOOL IN THIS FORUM. THANK YU

manny4life: Sis, I LOVE YOUR POST. We share same ideology, Nigeria should sever diplomatic ties with Ghana immediately, this nonsense has gone on too long.

Rossikk: Personally I think we should BREAK DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH GHANA.

This nonsense has gone on too long.

I can bet you their economy would collapse like a house of cards if we pulled the plug on them. Stop the low priced oil supplies, order our banks and financial institutions to divest from their economy. And finally, we could clandestinely sponsor their neighbours like Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso to destabilize them, since they have no real army to defend their country. In fact we could mess them up so badly they'd be worse than Somalia in 3 years. In the end, we'll send in our ECOMOG troops to save them from themselves, and they'll become another grateful Nigerian 'colony' like Sierra Leone and Liberia.

Nwa_Nimo: This is clearly an act of agression.

The Federal Govt should retaliate appropriately.

Troops should be sent to protect Nigerians goods from being misappropriated.

GEJ - hope you've heard!

rhymz: The attitude you see in Ghanaians is borne out of fundamental insecurity and a lack of economic and financial wisdom. The dimwits in the corridors of Ghanaian power think they can emulate South Africa by demonising Nigeria forgetting we hold their economy, supply the fuel, electricity and a general sense of belonging they now seem to have...they forget they are not in the same category as South Africa and can't do without Nigeria like South Africa seemingly can. It's a joke in transition. We are in for a few years of laughter. These half wits are buying into the int'l hype that they are doing well...jokers! Well let every Nigerian thing in ghana move let's see them fall like a stone into water. They should be grateful to have big brothers like Nigerians. Why do we even bother helping these W.African countries so much? they are never grateful. See Liberia, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Ghana etc all they do is player-hate Nigeria...for all we do for them. Fvckin ingrates that deserve nothing but sufferings.

keneri: These Ghanians are growing in envy, pomposity and pseudo-courage when it comes to matters concerning Nigeria. Its time we show them who the boss still is. Since they feel we are "contaminating" their economy or country, then lets pull out our big businesses from there e,g GLO, SILVERBIRD...sell or destroy our posh properties acquired there, lets stop recognizing university certificates that originate from there and ask all our naija students to return home...lets stop any form of cooperation in the areas of sports, music, movies etc...lastly, they are more than free to pull out of the ECOWAS treaty. Stupid set of people. Na our govt i dey blame for making us look caricature in front of these lesser humans who shouldn't have the audacity to talk to any Nigerian straight in the face in the first place.

fm7070: Hon. Dabiri is the kind of person we need in the parliament. She's been up to the task.
Foreign countries will begin to respect Nigerians like they will respect American.
Though we are not there yet, but with this kind of proactive steps of Hon. Abike, we will get there.

Ghana government just wanted to take Nigerians for granted. Forgeting that if Nigerians should leave Ghana, their economy will crash down.

wildorchid: Three hundred thousand dollars for company registration? Is that a joke?

truefact: you provoked me no be small...u must be the jimmiest of all ghayians. kindly go CIA fact book and see what Nigeria does for ghayians. before the chinese took over, it was nigeria as 1st ghayian partner,and in this partnership, ghayian benefit almost 90%, now nigeria is 2nd on the list. u talk of light and power, u slowpokes buy gas on credit and cheaply too from nigeria to power your electricity. u lazists slowpoke now want take over nigerian shops with one silly laws. the last time i check many ghayians are working in respective big companies in nigeria and nigerian owned big companies in ghayna. u simply the realest ghayian jimmy jimmy

owobokiri: Its the small man syndrome. You just have to attack your big oga to massage your ballooning ego , abi? just be carefull not to over do it because the Lagos fire service will take over Ghana in 24 hours. .Noisy Neighbour! Oritsajefor give us bread
. You signed the ECOWAS trade agreements but you want Nigerians treated as foreigners and skinned alive for investing in your country. You ar doing this while licking Oyibos behind in the name of sourcing foreign investments. What are you afraid of? Competition? But you said you are better at it? Muguu

Mr Everest: Imagine little Ghana, wonders shall never end. Dont u guys knw dat shud Nigeria cough, Ghana wud definitely catch pneumonia? U guys shud better go and ask Benin, ur fellow banana rep, what happnd 2 them when they tried 2 rub shoulders wit us (it was during OBJ's tenure) Baba simply closed our borders wit them and Benin almost went bankrupt! This prompted their president, Mr Boni Yayi to come 2 Aso rock n tender an unreserved appology. Ghana shud not provoke Nigeria, d repercussion could be ominous. Despite Nigeria's battle wit terrorists, we stil have what it takes 2 cripple little Ghana!

djfiifi: Did Nigeria deport Ghanaians out of jealousy?
You guys are so rude and refuse to read,in Ghana its stated that certain business are for Ghanaians only,so if you go ahead to partake in those businesses what do you expect us to do to you?
We will not kill as it was done in South Africa(Xenophobic attack) but ask you politely to disengage in those businesses or be forced to do so and thats whats going to happen.
Stop telling lies and speak the truth,you were given grace period of three months.
In our country we obey laws and respect authority.

gmy2k: Is it that Ghanian consumers dont reserve d right to buy what they lik wit their money so therefore d ban on Naija films.

eGuerrilla: https://edge.punchng.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Nigerians-top-users-of-bleaching-creams-%E2%80%94-WHO.jpg

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Ileke-IdI:
Nonsense. I've yet to meet a bleached Nigerian. And the number of bleached Nigerians aren't even that many on Nollywood.

Which Nigerians are able to afford bleaching creams?

mukina2: Miss World 2012 will be the 62nd edition of the Miss World pageant to be held on August 18, 2012 in Dongsheng Fitness Center Stadium, Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China.

ANGOLA
Name: Edmilza SANTOS
Age: 22
Height: 172
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EQUATORIAL GUINEA
Name: Jennifer Riveiro ILENDE
Age: 20
Height: 180
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CAPE VERDE
Name: Tirzah Ellen TOMAR DA CRUZ LIVRAMENTO ÉVORA
Age: 18
Height: 173
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ETHIOPIA
Name: Melkham ENDALE
Age: 22
Height: 173
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KENYA
Name: Shamim NABIL
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LIBERIA
NAME Leda Renee Knowlden
AGE 18 years
HEIGHT 167.5 cm
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NIGERIA
Name: Damiete CHARLES-GRANVILLE
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Is this girl getting enough food to eat?