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budaatum:buda thank your star, you are not sharing the same CONTINENT with such an animal . From my own perspective. He even don't love Nigeria ( he is one of those who go on preaching breakaway) from their bedroom |
Danwakae:Na dem. ![]() |
budaatum:10 likes for him and five likes for you Buda.. .. ] |
SarkinYarki:social media is a powerful force. My worries, is the prof actually use his foolishness to stop his daily bread. As an international lecturer you are paid in dollars and the amount is far bigger than what he will be collecting in Nigeria assuming he works in Nigeria. |
smeag0l:HAHAHAAA, I remember the days ELEMENTARY FORM FOUR GRADUATES FLOCKED INTO NIGERIA AS TEACHERS, GHANAIANS WERE TEACHERS IN NIGERIA EVEN BEFORE AND AFTER THE OIL BOOM. WHAT MAKE NIGERIANS THINK THEY ARE BETTER, I ACTUALLY DON'T KNOW. THOSE WHO PREFER BETTER EDUCATION AND CAN AFFORD SENT THEIR KIDS TO GHANA TO STUDY. CHECK YOUR HISTORY AND STOP YOUR SILLY COMPARISION BECAUSE YOU ARE LYING. 1 CAN MAKE A TALL LIST OF PROMINENT NIGERIANS WITH GHANAIAN DEGREE.. Your IQ shouild be investigated. I repeat you forget India, China, Russia , Brazil are larger country with high percentage of their citizens educated. Why are you comparing Nigeria with not to do well countries like yours.. no uni in nigeria is currently rated than legon in 2019 apart from UI and covenant(proof me wrong with evidence ) And Qs ranking 2018 , Ghana uni is the only school featured in the table from west Africa. You brag too much. Anyone who had been to the University of Ghana Legon (with a student population of more than 40,000), can testify to the fact that probably no university in Nigeria has more space and facilities than Legon. And there are at least 13 more public universities in Ghana for a population less than lagos and oyo in combine. . There are also a dozen privately-owned universities in Ghana, offering quality education to Ghanaians and foreigners alike, including a growing number of Nigerians. And in the case of defence, the Ghanaian military is one of the best trained on the continent and had performed exceptionally well in various international assignments. The entire first generation of Nigerian military officers, including Generals Olusegun Obasanjo, Hassan Katsina and Adebayo were all trained in Ghana. Ghanaian army generals have commanded UN troops in Lebanon, Liberia, Rwanda, Darfur, etc over the years. Small Ghana owns about 16 percent state of the west Africa gas pipe and you don't see it as threat. If you put it in per capital terms. GHANA leads. With Nigeria having less below 26 stake. Ghana gas and equatorial gas are ready to replace Nigeria within a short possible period of time. Just wait A little and see what Ghana will do with her new Gas. 1 am not gonna educate you about Ghana politics. Live it for the Ghanaians. But i will educate you on what you need to know. Well I mean to say 10 million Nigeria children are out of school. Remove the single zero and tell me which place in the world have such absolute figure. Investor of fiber optic...
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Ghana ranked 3rd most PEACEFUL country in frica. Global peace index and obtain via starfm. General NewsThu, 20 Jun 2019 Ghana ranked 3rd most peaceful country in Africa Ghana Standflag Ghana placed 44th in the world with Iceland leading the overall chart Ghana came third after Botswana and Malawi respectively in the most peaceful country in Africa in the latest Global Peace Index. Ghana placed 44th in the world with Iceland leading the overall chart as the most ‘peaceful’ nation on Earth in the 2019 Global Peace Index. In addition, the world’s overall ‘peacefulness’ has improved for the first time in five years – although only marginally. Afghanistan was bottom of the list, moving below even Syria, while South Sudan, Yemen and Iraq were all in the bottom five. The report measures the ‘peacefulness’ of 163 countries with a range of measures including military spending and deaths from conflict and terrorism, as well as an estimated economic cost of violence. Iceland, often portrayed as an idyllic Nordic paradise, came first in the rankings for the 12th year in a row as researchers praised the country’s falling murder rate and increase in funding to UN peacekeeping. ‘The strong institutions, attitudes and structures of peace that Iceland maintains has bolstered the country’s resilience against small internal shocks,’ they said. New Zealand came second, as the report’s authors noted the violence of the Christchurch mosque attack but said the country had improved other scores and developed a ‘resilience’ to cope with such disasters. Portugal was third, and Austria fourth despite an increase in ‘likelihood of violent demonstrations’ after a far-right party joined the government. Denmark was fifth, with European nations dominating the top of the list. ‘Europe remains the most peaceful region in the world and it recorded a very slight improvement in peacefulness after several years of deterioration,’ the report said. ‘However, despite these improvements, the broader political environment in Europe remains uncertain, and resurgent nationalism and terrorism remain significant threats to peace.’ Brexit was also mentioned, as researchers said the UK ‘continues to struggle with its plan for exiting the European Union’ in what they called a ‘mixed’ year for international relations. Japan scored highly among leading world powers, coming in as the world’s 9th-most peaceful country. Germany was 22nd, the United Kingdom 45th and France 60th, while the United States dropped four places to 128th. The report’s authors cited ‘growing political polarisation’ in America, adding that tensions had grown between Washington and Iran. ‘Confidence in US leadership has fallen the most in the past five years, with people now having more confidence in China than the US on average,’ they noted. Australia’s score also fell slightly, as researchers said the country had increased its military expenditure and weapons imports. Russia scored badly, coming 10th from bottom, below North Korea. Afghanistan was bottom, scoring even worse than Syria, where ISIS was swept out of its last patch of territory earlier this year. ‘Despite the improvement this year, the world remains considerably less peaceful now than a decade ago,’ the report’s authors said. ‘A wide range of factors drove the fall in peacefulness over the past decade including increased terrorist activity, the intensification of conflicts in the Middle East, rising regional tensions in Eastern Europe and northeast Asia, increasing numbers of refugees, and heightened political tensions in Europe and the U.S.,’ they explained. The slight uptick in peacefulness this year was partly fuelled by a reduction in military spending, the report found. Seventy-two of the countries studied had reduced their level of military expenditure as a share of GDP. There were also particular regional improvements, including in North Macedonia which struck an agreement with Greece to settle the long-running name dispute between the countries. There was also an easing of the conflict in Ukraine, where fewer lives were lost. Not all countries were included in the rankings, with small European nations such as Luxembourg and Liechtenstein among those left out. The full list of countries in the 2019 Global Peace Index 1. Iceland 2. New Zealand 3. Portugal 4. Austria 5. Denmark 6. Canada 7. Singapore 8. Slovenia 9. Japan 10. Czech Republic 11. Switzerland ADVERTISEMENT 12. Ireland 13. Australia 14. Finland 15. Bhutan 16. Malaysia 17. Netherlands 18. Belgium 18. Sweden 20. Norway 21. Hungary 22. Germany 23. Slovakia 24. Mauritius 25. Romania 26. Bulgaria 27. Chile 28. Croatia 29. Poland 30. Botswana 31. Qatar 32. Spain 33. Costa Rica 34. Uruguay 35. Latvia 36. Taiwan 37. Estonia 38. Lithuania 39. Italy 40. Malawi 41. Indonesia 42. Mongolia 43. Kuwait 44. Ghana 45. United Kingdom 45. Laos 47. Panama 48. Timor-Leste 48. Zambia 50. Serbia ADVERTISEMENT 51. Albania 52. Sierra Leone 53. United Arab Emirates 54. Tanzania 55. South Korea 55. Madagascar 57. Vietnam 58. Senegal 59. Liberia 60. France 60. Namibia 62. The Gambia 63. Cyprus 64. Kazakhstan 65. Greece 65. North Macedonia 67. Montenegro 68. Moldova 69. Oman 70. Equatorial Guinea 71. Ecuador 72. Benin 72. Sri Lanka 72. Eswatini 75. Argentina 76. Nepal 77. Angola 77. Jordan 79. Rwanda 80. Peru 81. Bosnia and Herzegovina 82. Tunisia 83. Jamaica 84. Dominican Republic 85. Bolivia 86. Kosovo 87. Haiti 88. Paraguay 89. Cambodia ADVERTISEMENT 90. Morocco 91. Cuba 92. Guyana 93. Trinidad and Tobago 94. Mozambique 95. Kyrgyz Republic 96. Gabon 97. Belarus 98. Papua New Guinea 99. Georgia 100. Guinea 101. Bangladesh 102. Uzbekistan 103. Lesotho 104. Burkina Faso 105. Tajikistan 105. Uganda 107. Cote d’ Ivoire 108. Togo 109. Djibouti 110. China 111. Algeria 112. Guinea-Bissau 113. El Salvador 114. Guatemala 115. Turkmenistan 116. Brazil 117. Thailand 118. Armenia 119. Kenya 120. Nicaragua 121. Republic of the Congo 122. Mauritania 123. Honduras 124. Bahrain 125. Myanmar 126. Niger 127. South Africa 128. United States of America ADVERTISEMENT 129. Saudi Arabia 130. Azerbaijan 131. Ethiopia 132. Zimbabwe 133. Eritrea 134. Philippines 135. Burundi 136. Egypt 137. Chad 138. Cameroon 139. Iran 140. Mexico 141. India 142. Palestine 143. Colombia 144. Venezuela 145. Mali 146. Israel 147. Lebanon 148. Nigeria 149. North Korea 150. Ukraine 151. Sudan 152. Turkey 153. Pakistan 154. Russia 155. Democratic Republic of the Congo 156. Libya 157. Central African Republic 158. Somalia 159. Iraq 160. Yemen 161. South Sudan 162. Syria 163. Afghanistan Source: starrfm.com.gh |
smeag0l:You lack factual data and accuracy. Nigeria university started. topping legon just of late. As far back as 2017 downward. No Nigeria UniversIty has such capacity. Do your searching... And agian UniversIty education is not enough to judge academic rigourous of a society. Basic education is far more important. And about the illiteracy, you only hide under population because it doesn't favour you, if it is Niger or chad republic , you will be chest beating right now. Over 100 million Nigeria children across 10 states are not in school. That is impossible even in northern Ghana with such average record.. Tell me any similar country with such embarrassing figure and percentage. I maintain not all ranking agree with times. You may check QS for another version of truth. YOU NEED TO THANK A GHANAIAN FOR YOUR ACCESS TO BROADCAST VIA CYBER SPACE USING FIBER OPTIC. ""Thomas mensah "" alone accomplished more in science discovery and exploration than any Nigeria counterpart. Even the west hold him in high esteem. He is the founder of fiber optic. Ghana is inbuilt with discipline and examination malpractices is very minimal compare to almighty Nigeria. Even with the worst and visible case of exam malpractice in Nigeria. She failed to accomplished Ghana success in wassce performance for over a decade now. You may not be conversant with report. GHANA just discover larger chunk of gas and crude just last month. The simple truth, west Africa gas pipe line is not a Nigeria property but four ecowas shared responsibility including chevron. Mr ignorant. Let me top your frustration. Only someone like you who does not understand the realities prevailing in nigeria educational system speak in such manner. If you can apply a little more gumption to the issue, you will realize that the children of the Celebrities or top politician do not really attend nigeria UniversIties. So, get your assessment right and quit making shallow arguments. The core issue is the quality of Education in Nigerian Universities versus Ghanaian Universities. So, deal with that. Maybe, I should remind you that Ghana provided quality Civil Servants to Nigeria, even before her Independence and soon after, to help build her governing infrastructure. If Ghanaian Education were that much poorer than Nigeria's, that could not have happened. Furthermore, even with many of our quality Teachers migrating to help Nigeria educate her Students over the few last decades, Ghana still had many quality Teachers remaining to provide just as good Education as Nigeria expected from the migrating Ghanaian Teachers. Any fallen standards in Ghana could have been due such migration. Yet, it has shown to be all that significant a factor in fallen standards. Surely, the standard of Education in Ghana could have fallen a bit, relative to what it used to be, not in relation to Nigeria's, due to constant revision of its structure by the various Governments and inadequate government funding to support it. But it has not deteriorated to the level of Nigeria level. . The fact a few Nigerian Institutions may have risen in quality past their Ghanaian counterparts, do not necessarily set the average performance of all the Nigerian Varsities above those in Ghana. That assessment has not even been empirically made yet. I am glad you have been lectured about the rest. Now you understand what make lagos revenue huge and what Ghana had done to Nigeria financially and as well as security cover. |
forgiveness:ok.. |
forgiveness:is that from global fire power? Any link... Check it again. Then the report i earlier have wasn't accurate..... |
UniversIty of education winneba ( Ghana) sacked former pro vice chancellor of lagos Nigeria) over inciteful comment. General NewsThu, 20 Jun 2019 The University of Education (UEW) has, with immediate effect, sacked its visiting Nigerian lecturer, Prof. Augustine Uzoma Nwagbara over comments he made in a video that has since gone viral. Prof. Nwagbara was arrested on Tuesday but later granted bail for allegedly inciting the Nigerian community in Ghana to devise strategies that will destroy Ghana’s image internationally. In a statement issued on Wednesday, the University said the comments by the lecturer were inimical to the country’s educational sector, hence his dismissal. “The University is highly disturbed by the huge embarrassment his unguarded statement has brought to the institution, the Ministry of Education, and indeed, Ghana as a whole. The University after subjecting Prof. Augustine Uzoma Nwagbara to the internal disciplinary process finds him culpable of gross misconduct and has, accordingly dismissed him.” The University said, although Prof. Nwagbara has been on sabbatical leave from its Department of Applied Linguistics since October 2018, his comments after it set up an internal disciplinary process observed that the utterances were ‘ unsavoury, unethical and damning about the country, its history as well as its educational system. The University totally dissociates itself from the grossly irresponsible comments and condemns it in no uncertain terms.” “The University apologises to Ghanaians for Prof. Nwagbara disparaging remarks about this country’s educational system and further indicates that the comment was full of factual inaccuracies”, portions of the statement added. Read the full statement below: PRESS RELEASE PROFESSOR AUGUSTINE UZOMA NWAGBARA DISMISSED FROM UEW 1. The University of Education Winneba wishes to inform the general public that it has taken a very serious view of the video circulating on social media, involving Prof. Augustine Uzoma Nwagbara. 2. Augustine Uzoma Nwagbara, a Professor of English Language, has been on sabbatical at the Department of Applied Linguistics since October, 2018. 3. In the said video, Prof. Nwagbara makes several unsavoury, unethical and damning comments about our country, its history as well as its educational system. The University totally dissociates itself from the grossly irresponsible comments and condemns it in no uncertain terms. 4. The University is highly disturbed by the huge embarrassment his unguarded statement has brought to the institution, the Ministry of Education, and, indeed, Ghana as a whole. 5. The University, upon receipt of the video, immediately invoked its internal disciplinary process to fully examine his conduct relative to the content of the video. 7. The University wishes to indicate that it has in the past hosted several scholars on sabbatical leave from various countries, including Nigeria, and same have conducted themselves with high degree of decorum and professionalism during their stay. Prof. Augustine Uzoma Nwagbara’s behaviour is totally deviant and an aberration that runs contrary to those of his predecessors or the others currently at post. 8. The University after subjecting Prof. Augustine Uzoma Nwagbara to internal disciplinary process finds him culpable of gross misconduct and has, accordingly, dismissed him. 9. The University apologises to Ghanaians for Prof. Nwagbara’s disparaging remarks about this country’s educational system and further indicates that the comments were full of factual inaccuracies. Thank you Signed Registrar Source citinewsroom. Com This is how powerful social media can be used against you. Don't exposed your dirty linenes in public. . GHANA isn't joking with her citizens emotion . |
GHANA RATED MORE PEACEFUL THAN UK and 118 other nations Despite its recent security challenges, Ghana has been ranked more peaceful than the United Kingdom. Ghana has also been ranked more peaceful than 118 other nations including Syria, Sierra Leone, Iraq, Somalia, South Sudan, Yemen, Panama, Laos. This is according to the 2019 Global Peace Index which ranked a total of 163 nations around the world. Ghana ranked 44 while the UK ranked 45, with Laos ranking 46, Panama 47. The favorable ranking for Ghana comes barely two weeks after the UK updated its traveling advise, warning its citizens coming to Ghana of possible terrorism attacks and other crimes. Interestingly, the UK which sounded more peaceful in its traveling update is rather less peaceful as compared to Ghana and the ranking goes to confirm what a member of the ruling New Patriotic Party, Gabby Otchiri-Darko, earlier pointed out as ‘hypocrisy’ on the party of the United Kingdom. He said the UK claim to be peaceful even though it had experienced real terrorist attacks which Ghana have not suffered. In the 2019 Global Peace Index, Iceland ranked as the most peaceful nation in the world. Placing second was New Zealand, with Portugal taking the third slot. New Zealand’s second position is despite the terrorist attack on the Christchurch mosque which left about 50 persons dead. Authors of the Global Peace Index underscored that New Zealand had improved other scores and developed a “resilience” to cope with such disasters. Austria placed fourth in the ranking, with Denmark coming fifth. African and Middle Eastern nations generally performed poorly. According to the report, “Europe remains the most peaceful region in the world and it recorded a slight improvement in peacefulness after several years of deterioration.” It said “however, despite these improvements, the broader political environment in Europe remains uncertain, and resurgent nationalism and terrorism remain significant threats to peace.” Source: dailyguidenetwork.com |
TayserMahri:kidnapping, robbery and threat from the constant terrorism attack in neighbouring country like Burkina Faso, Mali and the rest. Sorry I mean to say in sub saharan africa. Kenya is actually in number 6 in Africa And morroco slightly follow. Global fire power 2019.ranking.. |
smeag0l:who is feeding you nonsense? The stupid prof or you yourself?. Check the wassce performance and record( the regional exams). Ghana has been leading and taking the first, second and third position since 2012. Check access to literacy rate of Ghana and compare it to Nigeria. That is about 80 against 50. The university ranking recently favour Nigeria. As far back as 2017 below. No university in Nigeria ranks ahead of legon and till now, only Ui and covenant is ranked ahead of legon according to Times UK. Not all global ranking agree to that. For the fact that American, European , Indians and Chinese are schooling in Ghana shows how powerful the degree obtainable from the country. Your former chief justice was educated in my high school( Accra academy) and also in Legon. (Walter onnoghen ( West africa gas company is not fully owned by Nigeria, it is owned and managed by four country, Nigeria, benin, togo, Ghana but the headquater is located in Ghana. Chevron also has its own share. It is obligated for Nigeria to pay her role to largest business partner of Nigeria in west africa (Ghana) and Nigeria has no option than to make Ghana an ally if not equatorial guinea is really interested in replacing Nigeria. You may need to learn how international business work. Lagos economy depends on other 35 states too. Their gross contribution gives lagos the excessive revenue by using her sea port, air port and contributing to her man power. Remove the input of other 35 state and let's see what lagos worth. You needs to thank ghana for training Nigerians to run nuclear reactors. ! Hosting Nigerian engineers and taught them the basics of reactor core conversion and Nigeria didnt mention. Had it been the other way round they would been all over shouting how they trained you little sisters grin https://gaecgh.org/ghana-hosts-nigerian-nuclear-engineers-on-reactor-core-conversion/ Small ghana have helped Nigeria avert a nuclear catastrophe. Remember Ghana when she organized, together with the nuclear agency and global powers usa and China to have the highly enriched uranium in Nigeria taken out of the forsaken country before terrorists capture it and make nuclear bombs. Quite nerve wrecking ... https://www.defensenews.com/news/pentagon-congress/2019/01/14/how-the-us-and-china-collaborated-to-get-nuclear-material-out-of-nigeria-and-away-from-terrorist-groups/ It is time Nigeria stop chest beating for nothing. I am here to educate you SHOULD the need arises. |
TayserMahri:Ghana military is under funded. Just 180 million dollar budgeted for the sector. I think becus the country is peaceful. Goverment actually are not interested in investing so much into the sector. But the constant security challenge now may change the ball game. Kenya currently rated number four in africa ( 2019 by global power, despite your low budget allocated tobthe military when compare to morroco. How manage? |
TayserMahri:Ghana health sector is actually among the leading in west africa |
TayserMahri:Yes, first IVF was conducted as far back as late 2000. |
TayserMahri:The latest as far as I know on biological evolution happen last year. Some scientist won themselves 1 million dollar demonstrating evolution using test tube in chemistry lab. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-06753-y. |
TayserMahri:That is language evolution. |
budaatum:where have you been. My buddy? |
TayserMahri:what does kwerekwere mean and how is it applicable?. Is it really an insult? |
nemesis8u:oh ghad, what a waste of effort. You write so much but with silent pain and hatred. You could have just left without saying goodbye. That is brute. The internet will definitely broadcast your message some day back to you unless you stop your connection to cyber space. Your goodbye actually mean you are welcome back again. Maybe my words are needed to be translated in Hindu for an Hindustan like you. when seeking factual information, polarity and subjectivity is the least. Rational minded and objectivity count. When you read this in your next search button, hopefully, it will trigger you . |
nemesis8u:You really appear as indologist not me. At least you mention more about India and you seems to assumed I am not aware.... If western report is your factual point of information and not objective report, i must say I consider your indologist knowledge a disappointment. You may need to know and learn eonomical history them..ming dynasty alone SHOULD tell you how economical viable was China and how important was she then to the global economy. And you may also need to factor time value of money. If ming empire is to be valued by today MONEY. How much will her Gdp worth? And let me add more to your convolution of report against world history, There is is dynasty in China called Qing Dynasty . The empire was so rich that she has to paid the British Empire 21 million dollars and that was not an end, and during the series of colonial wars waged by the West like france, Russian Empire, along with Germany, Austria-Hungary, Japan, Italy even the United States to China, the Qing Emperor paid millions of dollar then. India will find this difficult to do. mistaking and replacing information when not needed or request happens to be your favourite. Why do you live other info unanswered? |
nemesis8u:Actually NOTHING indicate India was once richer than China. Such view is incorrect to reality, even when both country were empire. Any type of gov't can be compared. Be it monarchical democracy vs democracy or communism vs democracy. Any gov't can be compared thru the lens of economic history. GOVERMENT that focus on human capital, i mean placing more interest in manufacturing actually help economy grow faster. That may surely be China key to success ( industrial sector of China is similar to Germany)China has pull millions of her citizens out of poverty faster than many nation in the world. India inability to invest in major area like africa may be the real reality of the set back. That is Heath and education. This two sectors play a larger role in China development while the manufacturing base speed up the growth. |
olola4:The Muslim students atheist, pagan and all other religion affiliation have right to boycott the exams. FUTA is a public uni and not a faith based institute. There is more to examination writting, there is this side of psychological inclinations which student also posses. Not every students will feel welcome about It. |
TayserMahri:Ghana journalist are very radical, they will spread the news until someone somewhere force the gov't to take action. That is how Ghana work. I actually know he will be arrested. But more of his foolishness and unprecedented action will soon be exposed. He is actually enjoying diplomatic cover now under the umbrella of Nigeria ambassador. He is now remorseful |
CID invite Nigeria professor. General NewsTue, 18 Jun 2019 CID invites Nigerian Prof over 'inciting' comments (Prof. Austin Nwagbara ) The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has invited for questioning a Professor with the University of Education, Winneba who is calling on his countrymen to act against Ghanaians badmouthing of Nigerians. Prof. Austin Nwagbara in a viral video said Nigerians should react in the wake of reports of crimes and kidnapping against them by withdrawing their manpower and financial investment to Ghana. In the video, he said there is a bad image for Africa’s most populous country which they have to reverse through the press by using powerful media organisations available to them. “There is active online and social media presence…let them come and take documentaries of experiences of Nigerians [in Ghana] and blast it all over the world. In three days Ghana will respond [this was greeted with claps and shouts of endorsements]…you cannot be here and suffering… “…go to the students and business communities…come to the Embassy and confront the officials with information and air it and within one week I can tell you what is going to happen…the present Ghana government came on the back of Nigerian bashing…” he said. According to the former visiting Professor to the University of Ghana (UG), Ghanaians have sold Nigerians as criminals and “we have bought it and that is why we are owning up to it.” “We are bad just like any other community and we are good just like any other community so we cannot take ownership of bad and say it is ours. We are just like them…” Sources tell Joy News the academic who reported himself in the company of Nigerian High Commissioner to Ghana, Ambassador Micheal Olufemi Abikoye, was subjected to hours of interrogation. He has been charged with incitement to breach of peace and was released on bail and is expected to be reporting to the police periodically until a final determination of the case as investigators are currently preparing a docket on the matter. Beyond the many provocative statements, the one-time visiting Professor to the University of Ghana (UG) from 2011/12, also launched into a tirade against universities in the country in general and UG in particular. According to him, the Nigerian community takes care of 65% of UG’s budget as they pay a minimum of $10,000 per student. “All the private universities everywhere [in Ghana]…we have this advantage that we supply to them, what are we getting in return, insults?” he said. Prof. Nwagbara said he won’t pay 10% of the amount for his son or daughter to get a degree in a Ghanaian university. But in a sharp rebuttal, UG said the claims relating to the University’s sources of income, students fees and the likes, are incorrect. According to the Director of Public Affairs, Stella Amoah, his claims “do not in any way represent the true facts and figures of the University’s income and state of affairs.” The University of Ghana has dissociated itself from what it describes as “mischievous” claims intended to mislead the public and harm University’s reputation. It said the public should treat the claims with the contempt it deserves. Source .myjoyonline |
NIGERIA professor arrested charged with breach of peace and incitement. . Nigerian Professor, Austin Nwagbara has been arrested according to MyNewsGh.com sources at the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service. He has been charged with incitement to breach of peace following the contents of a leaked tape in which he was captured making damming remarks about Ghana’s educational sector and alleged harsh treatment meted out to Nigerian resident in Ghana. According to our sources, he reported himself in the company of Nigerian High Commission in Ghana, Ambassador Micheal Olufemi Abikoye to the Police and was subjected to hours of interrogation. Professor Austin Nwagbara will be released on bail and is expected to be reporting to the police periodically until a final determination of the case as investigators are currently preparing a docket on the matter. MyNewsGh.com spotted a remorseful English Professor and former Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University Of Lagos (UNILAG) at the CID headquarters a while ago as his statement was being taken. It would be recalled that a video went viral in which he was heard urging his colleagues to employ the media from Nigeria to tear Ghana up. He is quoted as having said, “The Nigerian community here is bad image for Nigerian we can take it back through the press, we can reverse. We have powerful media stations, channels broadcast all over world. Emm, well AIT has a problem now, NTA does many others, and there is online, active online social media they plot in Nigeria. Let them come look at what we have said here today. Let them come here and run documentaries of the experiences on Nigerians and blast it all over the world. In three days Ghana will respond [clapping at the background]. I have been a media person, I have been a media person. You cannot be here and suffering. Let the leaders get our media guys come here and cover what has been happening. Go to the student community go to the business community go to everywhere, come to the embassy. Go and confront the officials with the information and within one week, I can tell you part of what is happening. I’m sorry to say it but this is within us. The present government in Ghana came on the grounds of Nigerian bashing. I have listened to things some of their top leaders have said all over the world in big major places. We did not take it back sir. If we take back they will sit up. So media strategy. One; Use their own media but you know everything I have been a press man there is no absolute truth in the media. The truth is even history is truth as presented. Let us use our own media and get back to them. Let us see live cases, let our media with this stories we want to go to their prisons to see Nigerians of course they will turn you back, we broadcast it you do by the time you are through run series of documentaries on Nigerian relations of Nigerians” Source: mynewsgh.com. Interesting........ let's how it will end. |
chrisagyei:sometimes the bad egg already blocked chances for the good ones . Which seems very bad. |
theenchanter:our discussion was actually healthy in the begining not until he begin to throw tantrum like you"" African are uneducated "" ""You know nothing"" this look militaristic to me. And i have to respond in kind. Just like how i make sure I took a stand against one white dude who came to a night club video recording the stripper. It is not done anywhere. I am actually mad to intimadators...... |
forgiveness:Are you intimidated by the India man.... i am Africa here to be precise when talking with a citizens of the world largest racist citizens (india). |
kikuyu1:This simply indicate what. Feel free to hit me ... |
kikuyu1:i actually don't get your psychological punch. To hit me or to praised me. Be clear. We learn in all ways.. |
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Btw, has Ghana ever had test tube babies?