₦airaland Forum

Area4Area:
Some Nigerians taking over from some other Nigerians and Ghanaians as you insinuated, how does that story fit into what is being discussed here?

Area4Area:
You talked about your mere $200 billion purchasing power and I gave you that of Nigeria that can swallow the whole of West Africa, open another thread for per capita and we die there

Area4Area:
This is not in tandem with what we are talking about, these ones here are talking about how some Nigerians and Ghanaians are preventing them from the Ghanaian coconut industry.
So 60% of the coconut consumed in Nigeria is actually from Ghana and you guys go behaving as you don't want Nigeria's huge market? Buhari has really dealt with you guys this time, una go hear am

Tetehjewels:
[s]Go and take care of the kid you had in your teenage years and stop foaming at the mouth. You detest me because i struck a nerve with you and you can only react this way since you know i told the truth.

Like i said, feel free to assume whatever you want about me. Its your head and your thoughts afterall[/s].

Tetehjewels:
This was my post as far back as June. Read it

Area4Area:
Nigeria's purchasing power is over 1.2 trillion dollars for just 200 million people, take your comparison to those countries you mentioned because Nigeria alone can swallow you all in one fell swoop.

Tetehjewels:
[s]My brother my charity program here is my way of giving back to the communities. We embark on sensitization against these their numerous useless festivals here where they promote nothing but promiscuity and leave teenage pregnancies in their wake due to poverty. My farm here has many locals working there whom i pay. Many of these communities have been appreciative while others have shown hatred because i am Nigerian and also because their chiefs make money from these festivals and see me as someone who has come to stop that cash flow.

It was a widowed teacher who gave me that land for free for as long as i wanted. It was left to her by her late husband. She did it in appreciation for my impact in the life of her children.[/s]

Tetehjewels:
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[s]Since you want to be a broken record, i will say thank you and feel free to think whatever you want. Good thing your thoughts or assumptions are very far from my realities. Enjoy your day and make it productive for you because i doubt it has ever been.[[/s]

Area4Area:
.... and who has been crying and complaining ever since our borders got shut?

Tetehjewels:
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[s]Deal with your envy and problems so you would not pass them off to others. I said this before i will say it again. I am here by SPECIAL arrangement between the Nigerian Government and the Ghanaian government and this Government in Ghana SPENDS THEIR MONEY to cater to most of my needs. That is all you need to know about me.

Do better for yourself and you will become better.[/s]

obidark:
how do you know we import everything....??

salt....??

something wrong with you....
if we dont have it,then so be it,we just buy it from others....

nigeria has many other things to trade with others....

you sound confused about how this world works....

Tetehjewels:
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[s]This idiot who does not know what i do and how to make money here is saying i am poor and cannot afford daily means which is why i visit villages just because he could not take time to read about my charity programs here as i mentioned in one of my posts which enables me to visit rural communities where poverty is breaking their backs and which aided me to acquire over 80 acres for free in one of them.

You need to put something into your skull because there is an echo there for sure[/s].

Area4Area:
It shows that 201 million can produce much of what they need than a mere 28 million that need to import virtually everything they need.
You can help by giving us national imports per capita for both countries to know that Ghana is not productive

Tetehjewels:
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[s]The fact that you assume i work as a farmer in a village in Ghana shows how stupidly dumb you are and this is why i had to cancel out all the nonsense you posted.

Whatever the UNICEF or WHO pushes out as their figures for Ghana is what their ministry of health feeds them here. Ghana is majorly a tourist country and as such tell lies for a living just to make their country attractive. They are ready to blame everyone else but themselves for anything that happens in their country.

I LIVE HERE AND WITNESS THIS EVERYDAY. Ghanaians are criminals but they would rather cover a lot of crime perpetrated by their nationals while shouting from a mountain top over a few by other nationals just to make it look like their people are law abiding.

Its a brainwash technique they have employed and it seems to be working for them so much so that even you have been brainwashed based on the nonsense you typed above[/s].

Tetehjewels:
Kindly read

Tetehjewels:
i repeat you are confused and so deeply ignorant. Health care here in Ghana is not free. You pay for medical insurance and still pay for treatment and drugs at a subsidized rate. Speak on the things you know and not from your place of ignorance. Health care is not guaranteed for every Ghanaian because they die daily like fish over easily treatable conditions. Even their so called health care workers are ignorant of basic drugs for treatment. Every saturday here is a burial day for Ghanaians and you need to witness how many go on every saturday

Herbal medicine is king here and not proper medical care.

Young man when they still live in mud houses with pit latrines in the village then i can say they are poor. Even their young men live in such mud houses and refuse to farm due to laziness. Moving to the city does not make it easier because they end up mass renting a room and go to public bath houses to bath daily. Some of them even prefer living in the village and travel to accra to work from monday to friday and return to their village on weekends.

Nigerians do not live in the villages of Ghana. The conditions there are too appalling for a Nigerian to cope. I do not live in a village. If you check my posts i Live in the central region and i am sure that for even you CENTRAL does not mean suburbs. You can read up the rest about me in my previous posts here and then cure yourself of this foolishness in your head.

Nigeria owns that much number of poor due to our large population which is the largest in the black community in the world. If we as a population of 200m have 90m who are below poverty line then we are richer and better off than Ghana who with 28m still struggle with poverty to the extent their ladies are sleeping with men in exchange for fish. 110m Nigerians are not poor and live above the poverty line.

What you see happening in Abuja is what is happening in the ENTIRE Ghana just so you get my point. Abuja is just a location in Nigeria while Ghana is a country. It seems you don't know there is poverty in Ghana. You are so blind.

Area4Area:
They are lazy and would prefer to import everything and dump the excess into Nigeria.
Imagine $36.5 billion for a population of 201 million people and compare to $13 billion for 28 million people. Lazy people who are always ready to leech on Nigeria.

Tetehjewels:
I can see you are confused. Be it in the village or city Ghanaians are suffering. Those you claim migrated to Accra for a better life was it not suffering in the village that caused them to relocate?

I have been to villages in Ghana and the story is same.

They do not have free health care what they have is subsidized health care through health insurance. They pay for tests and treatment but at a cheaper rate so its not free. Those who enjoy free health care are those employed with multinational companies and enjoy private health care which is same as in Nigeria.

The Nigerians who live in shops are similar to those traders in Nigeria who sell in the day and sleep in the shops at night which they sell from.

Most Nigerians live very well in Ghana and most are business men who own businesses in Accra. Kumasi or Cape coast or even Osu.

A very small number of Nigerians are into fraud here. Majority of fraudsters here are Ghanaians known as Sakawa boys who include money rituals and fetish means into their illicit business and even their government in some way encourages it by giving licenses to fetish houses and airing their fetish rituals and fetish advertd on their multi TV.

Many Ghanaians even in the villages who own farm lands are too lazy to farm. They would rather ride Okada and drink from bar to bar while chasing anything in skirts. Personally I got over 80 acres of farmland for free here because it was just wasting with the family only content with Farming on a plot where they planted cassava for their daily fufu pounding and consumption.

Government schools offer free education but not free learning tools. They pay for books and other learning tools except school fees and make up for the free education through making the books expensive.

Stop spewing ignorance.

stagger:
Absolute garbage.

Go to any supermarket in Ghana. Filled with foreign goods. An import-dependent economy with a devalued currency. How does this work?

ikennamadu1:
Myndd44 lalasticlala Rule 2.... Throway this guy for pit

wirinet:
That's why I am laughing louder than a hyena when someone says Ghanaian economy is better managed than Nigeria. Ghana Cedi that was redenominated in 2007 due to hyper inflation . Ghana Cedi had a 20,000 note before the redenomination.To make the cedi look strong, they removed 4 zeros from their currency, so 20,000 GHC became 2cedis.
Even with the redenominations, inflation has continued to devalue the currency.

After the redenomination GHC0.92 exchanged for one $1, today GHC5.48 exchange for $1, a 700% increase. In comparison, N120 exchanged for $1 in 2007, today it's at N360, that's a 400% increase.

vaxx2:
Keep your nonsense to yourself. I know nigierans living condition in Ghana. living like a parked of fish embroiled in sardines or renting up a shop which they also called a home is what you called an average Nigerians.

Telling Ghanaians life is not easy is so stupid , is life easy for Nigerians in Nigeria? At least this ordinary Ghanaian have access to free health care, free access to education for their wards. Ghanaians are comfortable, And as for those. you see in Accra living in a wreched life , they choose to migrate for a better life , it is not that they can afford to live a decent life in the village. This homeless population you see have large parcels of land for farming and shelter in their hometowns but the condition attached to live in Accra makes them live such a life. In short, the majority of Ghanaians do have the means to live a decent life.

The only Nigerians living a comfortable life ( if not diplomat) are either into fraud or prostitution. only few Nigerians can claim is living a decent life in Ghana.

most of Nigerians coming into Ghana are poor, they just want to excape Nigeria and find a decent life elsewhere.

Tetehjewels:
You are wrong. An average Nigerian in Ghana wants a measure of comfort. The kind we are used to back home in Nigeria and in order to get this comfort we pay heavily for it because an average Ghanaian can afford to live in a room or a chamber and hall as they call it while using a public toilet as convenience. They do not even bother to include a kitchen in most homes and prefer either cooking outside or making it in a way that the person renting creates their own kitchen in a place called a porch which is meant to be the balcony region at the entry of the apartment.

Life is not easy for Ghanaians here but a bit easier for Nigerians because whenever we go to ghana, we go prepared thus enjoy relative more comfort than they do.

Iriruaga100:
Ghana is expensive yet Nigerians can afford what Ghanaians can't pay for or buy but that doesn't make apartment in OSU more expensive than brain and hammer estate... Taking about fraudsters, what is the meaning of sakawa in Ghana? Why do they call asante women harlot?

Iriruaga100:
OSU when Nigerian boys dominate naim expensive pass brain and hammer estate? Your Ghana big boys can't afford it..

Iriruaga100:
We could afford to stay in highbrow areas were you can't afford in Accra.. Can you pay for apartment close to flagstaff house? Your MPs can't pay for brains and hammers estate Apo... We control half of your financial sector, we're in Ghana to milk you dry..

Nanatrendy:
okay so when will your people start leaving

joeGH:
Boss, On any day n every condition being equal, Ghana will beat Nigeria in any indicator or parameter of consideration; whether per capita income, standard of living or even the infrastructure development u made mention of.. If u doubt let's start something, ll be waiting.. Below are images of university of Ghana (legon), drop ur best for purpose of comparism.. Picture no lie

NigeriaIsDoomed:
You are not getting it bro, by the time those companies that relocated from Nigeria to Ghana commence retrenchment you go no whatsup. E be like say u no sabi say na Nigeria dey keep those companies alive.
Ghana and other countries na leeches.
If I dey lie tell me why Ghana dey cry pass Benin Republic wey be hawa very immediate neughbour.
Even you gutter abi Guta dey cry since last week but when dem shut down Nigerian owned shops for Ghana we no kill ourselves. He who dey laff last naim dey laff best. U better advise nana kunfu make e come prostrate beg buhari for aso rock. Buhari na retired general o...even united nations no fit move am.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Clown! Yet Ghanaians cry and weep more than the bereaved

400billionman:
Nigeria is a wealthy Nation.

I think the income from Nigeria's ports is enough to rival income from crude oil sales.

Do and make Onitsha and Calabar ports operational.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
You are right.
If not for anything I am very happy that Ghanians are weeping more than Benin and Niger Republic since the border was temporarily shut down. Dem go sabi their boss now
God bless Buhari
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