₦airaland Forum

jaycent:
What's this one saying? Ogbeni no bring your tribalism come here ooo.

Kada ka kula da wawa, ina koya masa.

PetroDollax:
God bless you, my brother! I read that report recently and it broke my heart! The Nigerians had given Ghanaians only a week to leave. Our high commissioner was even pleading that the time be extended, and they flatly refused! What an evil-possessed demons these ones are. And because of their wickedness, many Ghanaians died in their way back to Ghana. May their souls Rest In Peace!

some of them failed sociai study at the basic level. so i am not surprised.

SuperIgbo1:
[s][/s]

You're a retardedd dumbass.

Lagos, together with Onitcha, home to the biggest market in West Africa, were the economic capitals of Nigeria before the civil war. Mention two of those industries that were flourishing in Ibadan "back then".

Only a few Ghanaians in Eastern Nigeria in the 80s were skilled, the rest were unskilled economic migrants. My mom has a Ghanaian friend who has been living in Portharcourt with her family since the 80s. According to my mom, she's an unskilled poor widow selling bean cake.

i thought i could have a meaningful rappour with you mr illiterate but you dissapoint me fool. let me give you as it hot.


You are from the most underdeveloped region of Nigeria back then and now and that is undisputed fact. Cocoa was a very important crop largelly available for the people of Southwest Nigeria and Nigeria. back then, Nigeria was the second largest producer of the world cocoa beans. ibadan was and is still the third most populated area of Nigeria only behind lagos and kano. ibadan cocoa economy activity was used to develop lagos itself and some other economical area of Nigeria in 1960s, it is the cocoa money that build the University of Ibadan and Obafemi Awolowo University.

it is same cocoa money that help Nigeria to first developed Nigeria television and radio station in the whole africa and same birth the first sky scrapper in Africa."" ibadan cocoa house""

And again, Get the fact right, Igbos region didn't develop Lagos nor contribute much to its development. rather, it is Lagos that shaped and made the Igbos what they are today. Without Igbos in Lagos, Lagos will remain Lagos and without Lagos, most Igbos may likely be nothing.

most giant and top companies that attract millions of people across the country to Lagos and southwest are not owned by the Igbos or sponsored by eastern Nigeria Goverment.

“if you will like to know, this are the achievements and economic advancement Igbos did for nigerians. They gave Lagos and southwestern ; Tokunbo and Fake Spare Parts at Ladipo Market, China Electronics and Pirated CDs at Alaba Market, Bend-Down and Select Clothes at Idumota, Yaba and Kotangowa Markets, Chinese and Tokunbo Computer/Phones and Accessories at Computer Village Ikeja are Igbos economical achievements and contributions to Lagos.

As far as I am concerned, PZ, COCA-COLA, 7UP, CADBURY, MTN, ZAIN, GLO, ETISALAT, DANGOTE, SHOP-RITE, GOLDEN PENNY, FLOUR MILL, INDOMIE, UNILEVER, P&G, CHI LIMITED, GUINNESS, NIGERIA BREWERIES, OANDO, CONOIL, TOTAL, MOBIL, CHEVRON, SHELL, KFC, AQUADANA, EKO HOTEL, INTER CONTINENTAL HOTEL, PROTEA HOTEL, JULIUS BERGER, RCC CONSTRUCTION, NESTLE, KPMG, GSK, FRIESLAND FOODS, WAMCO, BRITISH AMERICA TOBACCO, SCHLUMBEGER, AIT, SILVERBIRD TV, CHANNELS TV, LARFARGE, etc are not owned by the Igbos. These companies are what attracted millions of people to Lagos and south west Nigeria


Why will any non skilled Ghanaian live this company and work in Igbo land ( the potopoto republic) portharchourt is not part of eastern Nigeria and beans cake is not a GHANAIAN food. it is pertaining to hausa people and they make it famous in Ghana.


“There's no Igbo man among the top three richest people in Nigeria

“Igbos didn't make Nigeria but it is actually Nigeria that made Igbos and the eastern region .


Go back to innewi

samsobo24:
The day you can produce a light rail as calabar or other small states.

Then we will see if Accra can dream of 1.Then we an now think of Ghana having a reasonable airport that can be linked to a metro.

Ghana is one dump of a country

Ghana is building what she needed and not what she dosnt need. once you build what you don't need, it will be term as cosmetic project .



Ghana to embark on sky train soon and that is expected to cost 2.6 biillion dollar.

Before you ask where is the project ( visibility study will be carry out first and report we be send to mr president for approval after that, the project we begin. and it takes close to a year for such exercise due to technical report.

SuperIgbo1:
Ghanaians who lived in Eastern Nigeria in the 80s were not mostly expatriates . Fine, many were expatriate teachers while, others were largely unskilled economic migrants.

The need for expatriate teachers in Eastern Nigeria was really high in the 80s cos, we lost many of our intellectuals to the civil war. Those people formed the crux of the Nigerian system before the civil war.

In all, no Ghanaian was deported from Eastern Nigeria. BTW, no industries existed in other parts of the west rather, they were all concentrated in Lagos.

industries were flourishing both in lagos and ibadan....( The center commerce of NIGERIA back then ).

Hardly did any Ghanaian move to the the eastern part of Nigeria unless it is base on goverment Assigment . eastern part of Nigeria was largely underdeveloped even before the civil war and was very much backward after the civil war due to effect of the war. The few GHANAIANS that pooulated the area were expatriate and less than 0.5 percent unskilled workers. .


Do you even know why Ghanaian were deported

SuperIgbo1:
I think you should get this correctly. No Ghanaian was deported from Eastern Nigerian cities like Enugu, PortHarcourt, Onitcha and, Owerri.

There are still a lot Ghanaians who've been living in Eastern Nigeria since the 80s. The whole deportation saga was majorly in the west.

most of the GHANAIAN in the eastern part of Nigeria are expatriate , so their residence are legally permitted. for example, Ghanaian former vice president ( kwesi ammisah Arthur) was once a lecturer at Anambra colledge of education.

The larger chunks of economic immigrant Ghanaians are located in Lagos and most part of the south west because that is where industry exist back then.

NIGERIA interior minister single handedly handle the deportation exercise and even reject the plea of Ghanaian high commissioner to Nigeria when he request that they should extend the deadline given by Nigeria Goverment .

forgiveness:
You like lying too much. Ghanians were deported back to Ghana in retaliation to what Kwame Nkuruma did to innocent Nigerians going about their business, when deported for no just reason.

Don't come here and start talking about hate because your forefathers were perpetrators of hate against Nigeria. Good night.

The problem about you is, you don't learn. kwame inkrumah wasn't the one who deported Nigeria. it was busia who did. Nigeria had twice deported GHANAIANS 1, During Sheu shagari and the second one was during buhari millitary regime. they were ask to provide 50 pounds as a means of supporting themselves, majority of them were deported back then because 50 pounds was a whole lot of money.

XhosaNostra:
Would you, really?

No thoughts of a wandering madman with a Rambo knife or wild animals?

whaooo, you made me remember a similar situation in an old movie.There was a tribal initiation where someone had to fight a cheetah. He did so by 1-running at the animal (This confised it because its prey normally run away), 2- was not afraid of getting hurt because he knew he was going to die if he didn't try to fight back, and finally grabbed it by its fleshy tongue and removed it from its mouth.


i will become a raw cannibal

Yeah i mean it

TayserMahri:
I took exception to your dismissal of Ghana's flag due to the black star. Thats what makes it unique. Possibly the most unique flag. Lemmi teach you some Astrophysics. There exists countless black stars in the universe. Their name is Blackholes. These are stars who have burned so bright, so powerfully and for so long and that they finally explode into a singularity. So Ghana is ultimate star. You piece of Tanzanian education mess!

It’s quite important, and for the sake of understanding. the adoption of the black star serves as symbols to the end of colonialism in Ghana. that indicate it was not a gift Ghana asked for. but was won out of a battle. so the black star was chosen as a revolutionary symbol of black power and emancipation. Unlike the other colors in the Ghana flag, the black star represents the triumphant fight against colonialism and imperialism in Africa. It’s a symbol charged with the spirit of an overcomer, freedom, justice and future hope for all black generation.

Kazikazi:
But dull means dull! Don't run away.
Anyway, most of African flags don't impress me.Yes others are far worse.I think Botswana and DRC have the best flags.Tz not bad but they could arrange the colors horizontally. Kenya should take out those primitive weapons.Ghana should remove that black star( there is no black star in the universe) SA flag has too many colors.

i think you should have ask"" why is Ghana using black and the star instead of conceiving what is not true.. black is the fourth colour, which represents emancipation, and is used as the color for the star in the center of the flag.


But in all honestly, i think NIGERIA has the best flag design in the whole Africa even far better than most of the western world. i love the concept.

A second person is in remission of HIV. I know that this isn't related here , but I'm happy with this news and I just want everyone to know that we seem to be in the right path to finding a cure already.

TayserMahri:
Who inhabits the northern parts? Is it Hausa Fulani like in Naija?

nah, GHANA doea not have hausa/ fulani as ethnic group. Dangombas inhabit the northern region, they speak dagbani......

but there is high presence of fulani and hausa in Ghana. they are from Niger, Senegal, Gambia and Nigeria

Don't spoil it for others, just look and see...

TayserMahri:
Ghana looks so dull bro :-[ Dont allow your country to copy the dullness of Naija. You should look lively and full of life. Its normal for some force members to collapse due to the heat (from the sun) while others collapse due to heavy gear in colder countries.

i don't think so. GHANAIAN in diaspora are blazing now........

TayserMahri:
Ghana looks so dull bro Dont allow your country to copy the dullness of Naija. You should look lively and full of life. Its normal for some force members to collapse due to the heat (from the sun) while others collapse due to heavy gear in colder countries.

That is nothern part of Ghana and that is expected... i think i disagree with force member collapsing, force member are supposed to be rugged more than averaged civilians. well, the northern sun is very much harsh

GHANA Attract over 3.5 billion us dollar FDI investment in 2018



""Ghana has cemented its position as the most attractive destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), ahead of neighbouring Nigeria, by attracting FDI commitments to the tune of well over US$ 3.5 billion in 2018.

Indeed, the actual FDI figures for the year could be considerably higher since data from the Petroleum Commission, Minerals Commission and the Ghana Free Zones Board, only covers the first three quarters of the year. It is possible that the Petroleum Commission’s figures could have risen considerably during the last quarter of 2018 due to the intensity of Aker Energy’s exploratory drilling programme during that period which indeed culminated in the announcement of the largest single oil find in the entire West African Gulf of Guinea to date, a few weeks ago.

Full year figures from the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), the country’s flagship FDI facilitation agency proved that 2017’s record breaking performance was not a fluke. In 2017, the Centre attracted FDI commitments to the tune of US$3,614.07 million, and adding on local counterpart investment, this brought the total investment commitments registered with it to US$3,745.60 million. Despite this being the highest FDI registered in the 24 year history of the GIPC cynics argued that it was only achieved because of one single investment commitment of over US$2 billion made during the year.

However, in 2018, GIPC nearly matched the previous year’s performance, registering US$3,324.42 million in commitments and with local counterpart commitments added on, a total of US$3,540.73 million.

Instructively, the highest single investment registered is for US$1,417.58 million and indeed two investments are for over US$1 billion each.

But the level of total investment commitments for 2018 (full year for GIPC but first nine months for the other agencies) at US$3,676.49 million is likely to fall short of the US$6,189.68 million (full year for all for agencies) because of sharp declines by the Petroleum Commission, Minerals Commission and GFZB which only registered commitments during the first three quarters of the year, to the tunes of US$134 million, US$770,000 and US$990,000 respectively, down from 2017’s full year levels of US$493.86 million, US$549.59 million and US$1,400.63 million respectively.

Importantly, commitments generated by GIPC are expected to create 17,924 jobs, up from 13,108 jobs in 2017.

For 2018, GIPC attracted commitments to the tune of US$1,417.58 million for the service sector expected to generate 7,780 jobs; US$1,101.87 million for the general trade sector, expected to create 1,687 jobs; US$715.41 million for the manufacturing sector, expected to generate 4,859 jobs; US$137.51 million for export trade expected to generate 217 jobs; US$93.66 million for the building and construction sector expected to generate 259 jobs; US$65.65 million for liaison offices, generating 2,086 jobs; and US$8.91 million for the agricultural sector, to generate 946 jobs"".





Goldstreetbuisness. com

Greater Accra (independence square)

62nd celebration as it happens today

Aliu mahama stadium Tamale nothern region Ghana..... Ghana at 62, some people collapsed due to the excessive sun light......

Do you love hip-hop

Trassaco valley Accra

samorobo:
Oh you wanted me to spell the word for you , then have it SHOE COBBLER .....when you get a job I am sure you can afford those designer of your dream that you listed above

i will be correcting you multiple time Your constant mistake is not base on ignorance but base on stupidity you are learning gradually, next time use the proper word

.when you finally add tomtom and pure water to your hawking business. let me know........

samorobo:
lol I swear I am enjoying this.... I will include chin chin ...........but I heard shoe maker is a lucrative business when hawking under the sun....and it require little capital....join the abokis

lollllllll...... shoe maker is a lucrative business illiterate"" (Addidas. timberland, puma and zara ) are all into buisness of making shoes. therefore you are the one who needs to add tomtom and five naira sachet water to boast your hawking buisness. shee na oju elegba you dey abi na oshodi?

Jon101:
Wanna feel some guitar? Instrumental? Here we go!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-4s2CLYyU4?t=56

whaoo That speak to the soul

samorobo:
No I think you didn't get the memo.....I was being sarcastic. .....job seekers. ...why no try kole kole...before you graduate to cleaner

oniranu omo yamiri... Face your gala and lacasera hawking on the motor road. just ensure You are not knock down by the next dangote trailer.....

Jon101:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3oOJcyf7iA?t=32

VIBES!

That is cool beat with a lot of african beat.....

samorobo:
Thank for the advice, I really do appreciate but pls get a job so your dream to go for your masters in Germany would be fully actualize. .......but remember not to steal, kidnapp , do yahoo yahoo. .as that is not tolerated there

lol, i just turn you to a nitwit , YOU don't even know the next reply. s

samorobo:
It called suffering from malnutrition so sad ... ...that is what is obtainable from joblessness

Display your bank account for us to see, some kenyya dude here might pity your miserable life and donate some shillings to help you. church rat ""

samorobo:
Hahahaaaaa. ..wait for a job first

it a warning, after your southafrica pending visa application is approved. don't go there to steal female underwear, concentrate on cleaning up Pretoria public toilet that will fetch you more humble rands than doing what we make you end up in prison like your fellow criminal.

XhosaNostra:
All the best with that. It's also important how you carry the weight. If you're average or taller in height, it looks fantastic. If you're short, it tends to look more dumpy & that's not attractive imo. Each person is different though, so I'm sure however you look, you'll be a sex siren to somebody.

How tall are you?

Stop blushing , i am a bit taller than an average person, and that birth the obvious giant look. Though it is interesting when people admire the look but it is not always interesting when you yourself find some part of the body uncomfortable.


imagine having an already shooted belly early in the morning when you have not even take your breakfast

samorobo:
Idiot I don't do africa except for tourism....I am more of us, Europe and asia

pray, Your south africa dream will come thru

XhosaNostra:
Look, you need to be comfortable & confident in the way you look. If [b]you think looking like a stick insect [/b]will boost your confidence levels, then go for it. It's up to you. I'm only telling you that some of us do prefer heavier men.

No, no, no, I don't like men with boobs or men with a big ass lol.

Nah, i Will not get to that stage. Anyway i am comfortable with my look, just think working on my stomach a little we do me fine. it has started shooting out