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Just30:
very simple

the website is nigerian and we know Nigerian journalist are bogus to make critical analysis


why do you think Ghana will be borrowing 100 billion dollars very soon?

The illiterate road side economics had grope again.

He went online. And post a copy of HIPC and to him that is an evidence of unsustanablity.

Ghana is not heading to Greece debacle of a debt-to-GDP ratio of 180 percent. And this Greece of a country was not included in HIPC when it is obvious that their debt is unsustainable.

The loan taken so far have been invested into commercial projects such as the Ghana Gas project, the Bui and the Kpong Dam projects and that will generate sufficient cash flows to service the loans. Ask the roadside economics, how those Nigeria intend to service her debt borrowed to pay SALARIES? Crude Oil sales i guess?

For example, Akosombo Dam for instance paid for the loan that was taken to build it - something that demonstrates loans properly invested cannot be bad for the economy.


The idiot needs to be educated about HIPC and how Ghana debt sustainability is awesome but he will have to pay for it. I am not gonna do it free this time.

obaaderemi:
Trash as usual. Is it too hard for this idiot to substantiate
his claim? If you want relief,you have to beg! Now, show us the link between oilfields and palm oil.

Meanwhile, the first bolded is funny. Ahead of the curve indeed.

if i were you at this junction, i will remain silent. Assuming you are even clever by half. You will understand what i mean by descriptive grammar, infact you will apologise for your continue stupidity.. And ask me to recommend an English tutor for you. But your arrogance/illiteracy had already beclouded your encephalon.

Grammatical rules are descriptive, not prescriptive.

Language is always evolving. I'm just ahead of the curve.

obaaderemi:
Empty as usual. Show us the link between [b]oilfields and palm oil or forever remain silent. [/b]

The bolded must really have hit ye badly. But the truth is that you need to improve those skills highlighted above. Your spelling and grammar skills are the equivalent of those of a primary 1 pupil in Nigeria.

You bloviate so much and this may affect you senectitude life. Take a chill to ease your pains.


I will advice you to get yourself a language tuttor (understand the basic diffrence between spelling and grammar and their application. .find a way to stop embarrassing youself publicly .

TayserMahri:
You will have to ask your naijo bros that question. The general consensus among all right thinking Nigerians is that a disgruntled bunch of Igbos were at the epicentre of the first coup. You havent proved the contrary. Mentioning several Yorubas and northerners here and there as accomplices doesnt exonerate Igbos. The most shocking part of your post is the claim that the high level of nepotism, tribalism and corruption led to the coup. Since when were Igbos that moral? Igbos have been variously characterized (and quite self-evidently so) as a most amoral people, just next to the Mongols under Genghis, and Satan . You mean there's an actual time in the past in the real world when Igbos could call out people on immorality? Thats def news bruh!



Inevitably one is bound to question Igbo population and how the war impacted it. One would expect a log-kill effect during the war followed by a Gompertzian growth immediately after but you folks are fond of breaking the laws of nature. As untrustworthy as you sound, I trust you more than the Nigerian bureau of statistics. If the pop now is 60 M then we need a new model to explain your nothing-short-of-madness growth rate. According to this research paper, the 1953 census revealed Igbos were 5 million. In 1963 they were 9 million, 1986 15-18 million...it gets vague over time lets end here.

Working with 5 million at time t=0, i.e 1953, and your current impartial estimate of 60 M, we get an annual growth rate of 17 %! Dont forget 3 M ± were later killed, so from the 5 M we could be talking of a low of 6 M as at the 60s, and consequently an even insanely higher growth rate. What the hell dude! I tried using a population tool projector and as soon as I entered the figures it auto-switched to bacteria pop prediction. Your fertility rate is only comparable to bacteria. I'm pretty sure its the same with the Hausa/Fulanis and Yorubas.

Another fantastic reply

SuperIgbo1:
Dumbass, stay off this topic cos you don't have an idea. The last time we debated about the Biafran war, you was assuming and guessing.

mr Gawaar, The last time you stupidly engaged me on this note. You were so schooled to the extent you result to copy and pasting online Articule when you were so embarrassed due to your poor ignorance while i began to teach you what you will only find in library. An excellent approacb you cry out for.

If there is need to educate you, let me know.

Favor99:
Wow, no I didn’t know he was born in Ghana. Parts of Nigeria and parts of Ghana could have been in the same country if the lines and boundaries where drawn differently by the Europeans. Essentially as Africans we are all the same and are all one. Are the Akan in Ghana and the Akan in Ivory Coast very close in terms of culture? I know Akan makes up a big percentage of the population in both countries

There are akans both in Ghana and ivory coast (called the country cote devoire, that is what the country goverment request to identify with)but they are originally from Ghana

A Princess from Ashanti kingdom name Pokou who later became queen form the lineage of akans in cote devoire. Though , some members of the Ashanti tribe moved and settled in Cote d’Ivoire, where they are now known as the Baoule people and identify themselves as Akan rather than a subgroup of the Ashanti. The Baoule tribe is one of the biggest in cote devoire.
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TayserMahri:
But he made himself military dictator of Nigeria and suspended the constitution. What the hell was disgunting the Igbos anyway when the president Nnamdi Azikwe was an Igbo? You folks wanted to be given the whole country to yourself or what?

Lemme tell you something I have observed about Igbos. You are like an amalgamation of Kenya's Kikuyus and Luos if you know some Kenyan history. Entrepreneurship-wise like Kikuyu and political-wise like Luos. Deadly combo. There's nothing in this bloody world that would satisfy you. You cant have all property and wealth and power to yourself. In Kenya, Luos are the eternal political antagonists just like you.

very brilliant contribution

Jonraid:
Foreign investors too lend to Kenya.M-Akiba is set upon Kenya's mobile money system,I'm yet to know if foreigners can lend to our government through the M-Akiba platform!

Good, let me know of the possibility?

Kenya is financially sustainable based on what i have read about the country so far. I will be asking you guys some few question soon.

Jonraid:
We are also raising bonds internally! Some bonds are oversubscribed by even more than 300%! We want to balance our domestic and foreign debt percentage to be at equilibrium.This means we are making the domestic and foreign debt to be of 50% each of our total debt.

In Kenya,the average Joe can join the bond market by lending the government through the M-Akiba platform for as low as 30 dollars!

whaoo. Can i also invest?

Actually, Ghana recently raised 3 billon dollar(eurobond ) of recent which was also oversubscribed to the tune of 21 biillion dollar.

The money is expected to land in the bank of Ghana account by April. It will further strenghten the cedis and impoved economic growth.

Jonraid:
Just like Kenya,we only raise Eurobonds to fund big money projects of high value returns to the economy which most of them include roads,dams,ports and railways.We don't borrow to fund our recurrent expenditure!

Good. The plan to raised 50 billion eurobond is still on the table. And Ghana ministry is still delibrating on the issue.

tylann:
Iam afraid he will not understand

You mean Nigeria borrowed money to pay salaries for real

Yes Nigeria Goverment borrowed to pay SALARIES......

That amount is approximately 10 billion dollars .


https://www.google.com/amp/s/guardian.ng/news/how-government-borrowed-n845b-to-pay-salaries-debts/amp

samorobo:
A gdp to debt that currently sit at 67% is not crisis...ask them to honestly tell you about imf warnings on their debt

learn economics 401 for free.

Government debt is a capital loaned to the government. And that is what is used to build highways, public goods, and services that are so big and permanent .they will be handed down through the generations. GHANA IS NOT USING THE MONEY TO PAY SALARIES. what Nigeria recently did.

So Ghana sovereign debt is nothing like your mortgage debt. Or such debt Nigeria borrow to pay Goverment salaries. In Ghana ,it is not difficult for the government to create and spend money in the future.

Since the interest payments are simply paid for with new money; and most importantly, it costs the government nothing in real resources to create and spend assets into the private sector while holding the liabilities indefinitely. And these government liabilities (bonds, reserves, and cash) are held by the private sector as debt-free assets.

Ghana isn’t burdened by interest payments, because the government creates money at no cost. And they aren’t burdened by “paying off the principle” because all government liabilities are interchangeable - just like how bank of Ghana is about to exchange bonds for dollars (and with a few keystrokes; no pre-existing money has to be amassed. It is just accounting/ economics.

Hope you have learn?

obaaderemi:
Says a man who thought palmoil comes from oilfields.

if i were you, i will remain silent till the next five decade. You just recently won the indisputable champion of the idiot .

Don't you notice how i turn your entire knowledge into something of no value ( spelling and grammar) You dissapoint your fellow fools. Have a nice fool day anyway.....loll

Just30:
NOT IMPORTANT
as long as our debt service to revenue is below 30%, we can still borrow more


your(Nigeria) debt service to revenue is almost 70%
that is what is unsustainable

Don't mind that road side economics from palm oil plantation UniversIty.

The idiot is ignorant of basic vocabulary , how much will he understand sustainability and financing economic growth rate to GDP ratio. That will be complex for his health

According to 2019 IMf report, Ghana is the fourth fastest growing economy in africa with a growth rate of 7.6 percent increase. Just behind ruwanda, Libya and Ethiopia.

The projections available in IMF’s report is a 7.6 per cent GDP growth rate for Ghana in 2019, 6.3 per cent in 2020 and 6.1 per cent in 2021 respectively.. how is the debt not sustainable.


The idiot just think, argument is about copy and pasting online report here. Very ignorant.

Favor99:
Oh nice that’s cool. Africans were all one. One of my best friends is Ghanaian. He is Ashanti. Do the Yorubas in Ghana look and sound just like the Yorubas in Nigeria?

Yoruba people in Ghana are exactly the same people as Yoruba people in Nigeria . The only diffrence is, some of them have finnaly settle down into the country.

The first arrivals of Yoruba were traders who came to buy kola nuts while others were missionaries and Muslim clerics who were invited to Asante by the Asantehene to help them with charms in their wars.

The other arrivals included railway workers who helped in the construction of railway lines from Kumasi to Accra and Kumasi to Takoradi. Major Ghanaian cities

As a result of intermarriages, there is also another sizeable number of Yorubas whose fathers are Yorubas but can hardly speak the language. There are more Yorubas in Ghana than anywhere else, apart from Nigeria and Benin.

Do you know that, one of the most powerful yoruba king (Alafin Oyo) the current one was born in Ghana.

SuperIgbo1:
At the emboldened, do you mean Yoruba immigrants or indigenous Yoruba peeps?

Yoruba people migrated into the country but they have been integrated into the country. You will find them in the police, millitary and every Goverment parastatal.

Favor99:
Oh nice cool I didn’t know this. I knew there where Yoruba communities in Togo and Benin republic though

Yoruba people are more in Ghana than Togo. There is also a large presence of Yoruba people in cote de voire.

Don't forgot the popular Yoruba man with Ghanaian father that formerly head university of lagos (Babatunde Kwaku Adadevoh).as well.

It seems Albert Einstein was reborn in Ghana.

This two year boy is impressive. For those of us who don't understand Ghana pidgin English or pidgin .

Go here to watch the boy talking.

https://www.bbc.com/pidgin/tori-47690183


The story

Despite say he no enta school before, he know over 140 countries and dema capitals off head, names of presidents across de world den oda key facts inside general knowledge which 2 year old like him no for know.
'Pipo say I dey heal dem wit my Saxophone'
According to en papa, Richard Addo dem discover say he dey learn tins very fast de time he chop 1 year 4 months. So dem start dey show am tins, wey he dey learn am very easy.
En father talk BBC Pidgin Favour Nunoo say “de boy en mind dey like magnet, anything you go teach am dey stick very fast, wey he go fit remember am easy too.”
We put am for small test make we see plus wanna own eyes as people doubt say he fit know all den tins, he blow wanna minds.
Jeremiah en father talk BBC Pidgin say sake of dem no get money, he never sleep inside light before or watch TV saf before, e be mobile apps for phone top dey take learn new tins.
En family start dey teach am science den maths sake of sometimes dem dey hope say he go grow den become some serious global science

Favor99:
Oh ok. What is the 2 century relationship between Yorubas and Ghana?

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Favor99:
Oh Ghanaians would start disguising themselves as Yorubas and attack Igbos? Yea there’s a lot of people disguising themselves as a other countries and tribes and start causing tensions

This isn't true. A typical Ghanaian will never disguised himself to attack igbo. An average Ghanaian cannot differentiate between the major tribes of Nigeria. Every Nigeria tribe is known as Alata ( Yoruba word for pepper seller). Be it igbo or Yoruba. Though Ghanaian maybe more familiar with yoruba people because of thier 2 century relationship.

Yoruba people are very proud people, they will never hide their identity even if they acquire American citizenship.

gallivant:
He fell off the cage, just saying.

oh my gad. You are absolutely right. If you are a prophet. You will be seeing visions a lot.

She actually excape the cage where she was domesticated.

obaaderemi:
After I taught you the difference between oil field and oil palm plantation, this is how you repay me? You really can say this after I tutored you step by step on the basics of grammar, structure and punctuation? You are a basket case indeed.

haaa, you mean the erroneous gargantuan display of illiteracy? mistaking spelling with grammar? You must be joking.


Friend, education is far from your bloodline.

obaaderemi:
The werey is happy. You wey be my regular customer dada.
I have already exposed your tomfoolery over and over. Why should I continue to kick a dog that is down already?


There has never been a need to ban you. You are easy to beat because of your restlessness and ignorance.

Don't forget how i turn you to an English nazi (i mean the idiot one)when you failingly and stupidly can't comprehend my response. And likewise don't forget how i tame you to become more daft than before. Your only rebuttal now is to grap at straw or perharps become an English police which you yourself suck at.

You will always remain a sign to demonsrate stupidity when deaf and dump people are communicating.

obaaderemi:
Since you have searched for days and have failed to find a single compelling link to support your tomfoolery that palmoil comes from oilfields, you know what?I release you from my chain.

Are you genetically daft? Why are you still failing to comprehend my bank of knowledge which you stupidly tap into is not accessible to you any longer. I am just interested in making a fool of you.

Sharing knolwedge with you is like administering drug to the dead. You will never learn what you will end up doing is shifting the topic.

obaaderemi:
I have forgiven you.

haaaaa, the idiot can't handle vaxx heat anymore. Anyway, you are yet to banned me, what is happening? Do you fall into my psychological trap? I actually tame you right?

You’re our most distinguished alumnus ever' – Buckingham varsity to Ghana Vice president. Bawumia


Dr Mahamudu Bawumia with Sir Anthony Seldon, Vice-Chancellor, University of Buckingham


The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Buckingham has described Ghana’s Vice-President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, as “the most distinguished alumnus ever” of the school.

Sir Anthony Seldon, who was speaking at the graduation ceremony for the 2019 Humanities and Law graduates of the University on Friday, 22 March 2019, said although Buckingham University had students and alumni drawn from over 81 countries, it was “an honour and a privilege” to have a member of the “wonderful family” as the number two man in one of the greatest countries in Africa and the world.

Dr Bawumia graduated with a First Class Honours Degree in Economics from the University of Buckingham, Britain’s first independent university, in 1987, and was invited as the Inspirational Speaker for the 2019 graduation ceremony. In a repeat of history, another Ghanaian student of the university, Mr Akwasi Nyame-Baafi, graduated with First Class Honours in Economics in the 2019 batch.

“Your Excellency, the Vice-President of Ghana … We are deeply honoured to have you today with us as our Inspirational Speaker, not the least because you are, perhaps, our most distinguished ever alumnus, and we are so so proud to have you back at your alma mater”, Sir Seldon declaimed in his welcome remarks.

While the University of Buckingham has always pushed for diversity in faculties and students, with a grounding in acceptance and reverence and respect for every nation, religion or culture, it was particularly gratifying to have one of its own as the Vice-President of a sovereign nation, according to Sir Anthony Seldon.


“It is a wonderful family to be part of, and I can’t tell you what an honour (it is to have him here as our Inspirational Speaker). I mean the Vice-President of one of the great countries in Africa and one of the great countries in the world!

“We are going to be hearing a lot more of you and of your country in the years to come,” the Buckingham V-C predicted.

Addressing the mixed audience of students, families and faculty, Vice President Bawumia encouraged the graduands to nurture and maintain the bonds of friendship formed in the hot crucible of the academic environment, saying such relationships will play a very important role in the successes and failures they may encounter in life outside school.

Recalling his own experiences as a student and later as a banker-turned-politician, Dr Bawumia charged the students to see every seeming set back as an opportunity to strive even harder to achieve their goals.

Dr Bawumia later inaugurated the University of Buckingham Students of Ghanaian Origin (UBUSOGO) association, a body bringing together current students and alumni of the university.

Source: classfmonline.com

SuperIgbo1:
Mooron, you think too highly of your dumb self. I bet you can't come at me in real life.

You're just a dumbass internet blabber with multiple identities, loooooooool.

lol.. ccoming at you? If i do that, I will never get over the embracement of belonging to the same species as you . I refuse to come at you either in your real life or in your grave.

However , i am helping se..un to reduce nairaland abuse by reducing and deleating response that is below kindergarten IQ. Can you also stop for 10 m . My finger is aching .Please understand

SuperIgbo1:
Vaxx is a perfect of example of Yorubas disguising as Ghanaians to throw tantrums at the Igbos.

You just love receiving my koboko. LOL

sufferNsmiling:
Letter to all yoruba brothers

My yoruba brothers I don't know why you still want nigeria when nigeria is not working when nigeria is collapsing when nigeria is last in everything in the world. When nigerians cannot travel freely. It is only a mad person which thos same everytime and want different result. Enough is enough. Do you want to go down with the sinking ship like what happened in the titanic where people are fooling themselves even when the ship was sinking they were telling themselves the ship is not sinking. Is that what you yoruba people want my brothers wake up.

There is nothing wrong in one Nigeria as long as the regional power go back to the people just like the days of Awolowo.

Every region must develop under its own initiative and philosophy alongside their respective economy while having the federal gov't as central national power. We need a united state of Nigeria ( country within a country) and not simply Nigeria.


There is power in unity.

sufferNsmiling:
If you go back to 200 pages you will find a lot of ghanaians disguising themselves but they are yorubas then they start attacking the igbos. All of this is a sign of poverty and stress

No Yoruba will ever despise his heritage. Though he may claim Ghanaian citizenship, Which most of them have biological and constitutional right.

According to the constitution, anybody born in Ghana before the independent are automatically Ghanaian. In Ghana citizenship is not acquired by birth, it is acquire by parent or grandparents unless you are below 8 years without any traces of your parent. Such child automatically become a Ghanaian. In Ghana there a lot of lebanese and india Ghanaian.

Jonraid:
I understand!

it is also the same thing in Nigeria. Most of the place the prostitute lives are ghettos .

Jonraid:
And yet your countrymen are heading there in droves!

Most of the prostitute coming from Nigeria have no means of livelihood. They stay in ghettos or a kiosk brothel.