₦airaland Forum

POKUASI2:
This guy is a dreamer.. one district one factory that have not produced anything anybody can point to within 3years of shouting about it

StaffofOrayan:
Exactly!
Ghana is not developed stop this comparison, apart from the few major cities that tourists visit, it's mostly slums and villages.

Don't drink the coolaid

StaffofOrayan:
Are we talking about the same Ghana here??

StaffofOrayan:
Half its poverty rate, you are just over 20m!

StaffofOrayan:
Don't believe the propaganda , there are Ghanaians in universities like Covenant,

"...We estimate that in Ghana a child is almost 40% more likely to live in poverty than an adult. This inequity has risen substantially from the 1990s when children were only 15% more likely to be poor than adults.
https://www.unicef.org › ghana › G...
The Ghana Poverty and Inequality Report – 2016 - Unicef

Just30:


i care less

just to correct you, Nigeria import 3.4 million metric tonnes and produce 3.7 miilion metric tonnes

And this is why, any measure to ban rice import now will only lead to hunger in Nigeria.

StaffofOrayan:
Hahahaha
I am done with you! You just mouth western propaganda, my friend go and sit down

www.foreignpolicy.com
Egypt's Economy Isn't Booming. It's Collapsing.

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Egypt is reforming its economy, but poverty is rising - Poor on the Nile

www.aljazeera.com
'We're a mess': Egypt's economic woes fuel anger against el-Sisi
24 Sep 2019 · On the surface, Egypt's economy seems to be doing well. Since President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi signed on....(u get the message)

Just30:
and who will you be exporting to?

you'll consume it yourself

StaffofOrayan:
Enough of the Liberal BS.
The Ports are open for business!
Soon Nigeria would meet the needs of West Africa.
Africa produces the raw materials that keeps the world moving, it's time we realize that.
Francophone countries need to move away from France as fast as possible, a country that keeps your central bank in its country still giving you economic advise,

www.capetalk.co.za › podcasts › put...
Putin accuses west of blackmailing Africa - CapeTalk

This is obvious to anyone with brains
Stop quoting those IMF/World Bank journals that were set up by colonizers and were made to protect Europe!

Imagine China following IMF structural adjustment program where would you think it would by now ?

Area4Area:
E pain am

Area4Area:
I've always engaged you especially when I see you spewing your lies several times and you run away whenever you get cornered.
Meanwhile rice production is increasing in Nigeria and our borders remain shut

Just30:
https://www.businessghana.com/site/news/general/194744/Rice-production-in-Ghana-to-reach-750-000

help yourself out
Ghana consumes a little over one million metric tonnes per annum

Area4Area:
Neither can I change my browser because of a piece of information I'm not even sure of, since you can't upload the page then your info is fake as most of the ones you've uploaded and was busted.
All you do is bringing false stats and figures, even the page you posted didn't say anything about your meat per capita consumption

Area4Area:
Mine.

Better still you can paste the full write up here

Area4Area:
Who says? Meanwhile check up that fake link that you dropped that can't open

Area4Area:
Bring us the other sources here.
I could decide to edit same Wikipedia page and by tomorrow that of Nigeria would be double that of Ghana so give your other sources.

Area4Area:
So Wikipedia anyone can edit is now your source?

Area4Area:
We want to learn so can you please give us a link to this information? Thanks

StaffofOrayan:
Seriously you are not normal!
Are you arguing that countries don't protect what they produce best or want to be a leading producer of??
To have "free trade" you have to trade in something, that something is your market, probably the backbone of your economy, most likely would be a great employer of labour or a potential employer, it only makes sense you protect such (potential) industry!!!!

Just30:
Ghana can limit rice import because we already produce 80% of the rice we consume
and Ghana rice import is just 300 million dollars for a little over 300,000 metric tonnes of rice to offset the shortfall of local production.


GHANA CAN IMPORT ALL THE MEAT IT WANT AS LONG AS WE DONT REAR ANIMALS

Just30:
who cares

as long as youre the one starving and keeping your poverty within.


the shops will remain close, In Ghana, policemen are not allowed to use their weapons.
They are better trained and not like SARS

StaffofOrayan:
Every country has a list of banned items!
EVERY SINGLE COUNTY IN THE WORLD
You can't import Cuban ciga into Cuba
You can't import Cocoa into Ghana etc

China makes use of non-tariff trade barriers to restrict the number of imports coming into the country. As China is a part of the World Trade Organization, it would be difficult for it to use only blatant tax-based trade barriers. As such, China uses more indirect trade barriers to protect its domestic market.

You can't being KFC chicken into Sweet sensation. I hope this simple description helps?

samorobo:
VAXX WHERE ARE YOU ?


Osinbajo lays foundation for Ogun railway wagon plant

Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo says railways holds the master key to transforming commerce in Nigeria and Africa at large.
He said this during the official ground-breaking ceremony of the Wagon assembly plant in Kajola, Ogun sate, on Saturday.
Osinbajo said the plant, which is a private investment undertaken by CCECC, a Chinese company, is “central in the production of rolling stock spare parts and maintenance equipment needed for the railway modernization programme being implemented by the administration of Muhammadu Buhari.”
He said after its completion, the plant would produce some parts of the wagons for the Lagos–Ibadan and Abuja–Kaduna rail lines.
“This ceremony is not just another event, it is a historic turning point, for us, the railway is not just an alternative and comfortable mode of travel, it holds the master key to transforming commerce in Nigeria and across the continent,” he said.
The train which conveyed Osinbajo from Iju to Kajola
“By linking our ports to rail lines and now, building the rolling stock locally, import and export business within and out of Africa’s largest market will be completely transformed. When completed, it is expected that the plant would produce some parts of the wagons for the Lagos – Ibadan and Abuja – Kaduna rail lines, but also for the central rail lines and to satisfy the needs of other rail operators within the West-African sub-region.”
The vice-president commended CCECC for the investment, adding that the project will provide a platform for obtaining technical knowledge on rails.
He also said the plant will generate 5,000 direct and indirect jobs.
“The plant would offer an important platform for engineers, technicians, artisans and other professionals to gain the specialized skills required for the production and maintenance of rolling stock,” he said.
“This will invariably conduce to spin-off businesses in the region of operation in particular and across the country wherever rail networks are in existence. The plant is expected to generate about five thousand (5,000) direct and indirect jobs.”
Osinbajo said the federal government is optimising the Lagos-Ibadan rail modernisation project by extending it to the Apapa port.
“Also, we are putting all mechanisms in place to achieve the swift completion of the Ibadan Inland Dry port which will off-take containers and cargoes from Apapa port through the Lagos – Ibadan rail line,” he said.

StaffofOrayan:
The cocoa tree (Theobroma Cocoa) grows in tropical areas between 15 and 20 degrees latitude north and south of the equator in Africa, Asia and Latin America....
Greenhouse to grow Cocoa for export/major consumption hehehehe that is almost laughable.
Do you realize it takes about 5 years for the tree to bear fruit!!! We are not talking about seedlings here!!

Nigeria has NOT banned trade WTF!!!!!! Where did you get this crap You sound so naive I almost pity you.

https://www.globalmeatnews.com › ...
Ghana joins forces with South Africa to fight EU - Global Meat News
04 Dec 2017 · Ghana joins forces with South Africa to fight EU ... Other proposals to mitigate the impact of chicken dumping....

www.ihu.dk › mediaPDF
The Impact of EU Poultry Sector Policies on Sub-Saharan African ... - IHU.dk
What EU Policies Affect the Poultry Meat Trade with SSA Countries? ..... Indeed, in some countries such as Ghana it is beginning to.

//www.businesslive.co.za › ...
Brazil now turning Ghana into a poultry wasteland - BusinessLIVE
20 Aug 2019 · ... and it's swamping Ghana with cheap imports

www.tuaeu.co.uk ›
How the EU starves Africa – Trade Unionists Against the EU
The most obvious and damaging exhibit is, of course, the Common Agricultural Policy ... designed to open up the markets of all African , Caribbean and Pacific countries for EU

www.downtoearth.org.in
Rein in dairy exports to our continent: African farmers to EU
15 Apr 2019 · Since 2009, the EU has been flooding North African countries with cheap skimmed milk powder (SMP), which is then reconstituted into milk. This has allegedly destroyed the local dairy industries and the fresh milk collection market in local markets.

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HomeNewsGlobal EuropeDevelopment PolicyEU-Africa free trade agreement ‘destroys’ development policy, says Merkel advisor

By Dario Sarmadi | EURACTIV.de | translated by Erika Körner 07-11-2014 (updated: 10-11-2014 )
Merkel's Africa commissioner criticised the EU's Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with Africa saying it contradicts development aid

...Kenya is among the countries that refused to sign. In response, the EU imposed import tariffs on multiple Kenyan products effective from 1 October. Media has reported that the measure led to numerous layoffs in several African firms.

Under this pressure, Nairobi finally snapped two weeks ago, and added its signature to the trade agreement.

Andrew Mold, the UN’s economic analyst for east Africa, said he sees the African economy as being threatened by the agreement in the long-term.

“The African countries cannot compete with an economy like Germany’s. As a result, free trade and EU imports endanger existing industries, and future industries do not even materialise because they are exposed to competition from the EU,” Mold commented.

Thanks to various foreign trade agreements, Europe’s former colonies have enjoyed preferential access to the European market for many decades. In turn, they barely had to open their own markets.

But the World Trade Organization (WTO) declared this one-sided market opening unlawful in 2000. In response, the EU concluded the Cotonou Agreement in 2007 with 79 African countries (AKP countries). Since then, Europeans have been in negotiations with Africans over the corresponding free trade agreements.
But according to Green MEP Ska Keller, the EPA hurts regional trade, and does not leave partner countries any room to develop their own industries, create jobs and thereby pull people out of poverty. “Developing countries have a gun pointed at their chest – either they sign or their market access to the EU is restricted,” Keller said, “the EPA is the opposite of development cooperation.”

Africa has always been the dumping ground of the world! Wake ur silly asss Up