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samorobo:
Vaxx go and google properly nigeria is not a low income country but a middle income.pls stop trying so had to derail our integrity and achievements.

this osu if I am correct is close to a beach and that was were they stored your ancestors as slaves right. Yes vaxx I know that building, it is painted white and the colour seems washed. Beauty they say lies in the eyes of the beholder .if that woman called a washed white painted building the most beautiful then I must say her taste in beautiful things is extremely low . But still I don't believe .you everyone just come here and say things to create certain imaginations. It's allowed

i dont neet to Google. It is all available on the internet where Nigeria belongs.


Osu is not close to beach and it does not house any slaves ancestors..


I took her to a goldem Dragon casino (you don't know what casinos mean) it is gambling home like los angelis in the USa . It also have fun center where you can drink to stupor.


Ask before you pass judgement


The white building is in cape coast not osu Accra. And the building is subjected to periodical painting.


This is where i took her to. Below.

jaycent:
Your kempsinki hotel you want to compare with Sheraton and Transcorp

This one can't even stand Eko suit hotel sef

so how do you want to compare them? ..... i am not comparing, you are comparing . Do you want compare them by showing pictures?

samorobo:
Marriot is their second best hotel behind royal senshi hotel and known of it is a five star. Royal senshi is a 4 star while married should be a 3 star or 2star

marriot does not come close to three. Wherever you are reading your input let me know. Royal senchi is not first also.

Just30:
you keep posting nonsense


Go and look at Movenpick and Marriot

You are not even mentioning kempsinki nor Tang palace.

Just restrict him to la palm royal.

Just30:
sound it loud for him to hear

there are too many mucus in his ears

and not only that, the mucus in his ears have spread to his brain. He now has sinus infection .

Just30:
stop throwing nonsense around and remove your head from your asshole


eating your faeces ain't good

lol....great comeback
.. obaawonidiot...... remove your head from your asshole""".. lol...

jaycent:
E don pain them oo

jacent you are good boy. I said it earlier.......

obaaderemi:
What will you like to learn today? place value or metaphors? Or is it your poor grammar you want to work on?

lol idiot it is about your use of grammer and the idiocy you attached to it. You know you are yet to master the diffrence between spelling and grammar as you have repeat the usual gibberish again.

What we are learning today is the proper use of vocabulary and their application. You make a big mess of yourself yesterday. I may also help your carrier by educatiing you on the subset of mathematics....


Obaawonidiot. Let start today class... ...

Just30:
go and read these books

Akyeampong, Emmanuel. “Christianity, Modernity and the Weight of Tradition in the Life of “Asantehene” Agyeman Prempeh I, c. 1888-1931.” Journal of the International African Institute, 69, No. 2 (1999): 279-311.

Boahen, Adu. Ghana: Evolution and Change in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. London: Longman, 1975.

Kea, Ray. “‘But I know what I shall do’: Agency, Belief & the Social Imaginary in Eighteenth-Century Gold Coast Towns” in Africa’s Urban Past, edited by David M. Anderson and Richard Rathbone, 163-188. Oxford and Portsmouth: James Currey/ Heinemann, 2000.

Parker, John. Making the Town: Ga State and Society in Early Colonial Accra. Portsmouth/ Oxford/Cape Town: Heinemann/ James Currey/David Philip, 2000.

____________.“The Cultural Politics of Death and Burial in Early Colonial Accra,” in Africa’s Urban Past, edited by David M. Anderson and Richard Rathbone, 205-220. Portsmouth/ Oxford/Cape Town: Heinemann/ James Currey/David Philip, 2000.

___________. “Mankraloi, Merchants and Mulattos─ Carl Reindorf and the Politics of “Race” in Early Colonial Accra” in The Recovery of the West African Past: African Pastors and African History in the Nineteenth Century; C.C Reindorf and Samuel Johnson, edited by Paul Jenkins,32-47. Basel: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2000.

Reindorf, Carl Christian. History of the Gold Coast and Asante [1895], 3rd ed. Accra: Ghana Universities Press, 2007.

Shumway, Rebecca. The Fante and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 2011.

McCaskie T. C. “Asante and Ga: The History of a Relationship” in The Recovery of the West African Past: African Pastors and African History in the Nineteenth Century; C.C Reindorf and Samuel Johnson, edited by Paul Jenkins, 137-142.Basel: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2000.

Von Hesse, Hermann W. “Wɔ ‘ya Adabraka wɔ ya mɔ gbɛ” (‘We‘re going to Adabraka to secure a space’): Gã Architectural and Urban Authenticity and Colonial Urban Planning in Accra, c.1877-1908.” In Replenishing History: New Directions to Historical Research in the 21st Century in Ghana, ed. by Nana Yaw B. Sapong and J. Otto Pohl, Banbury: Ayebia, 2014.

Good work but unfortunately obaawonidiot will not make a sense of it as usual. Though you aren't charting with him but broadcasting to cyber space. Many moniker will benefit.

obaaderemi:
[s]Stop crying and post a 19th century building like this from Ghana built by the locals. ;[/s]D

obaawonidiot. Let's start today class. Dont be a stubborn idiot.

samorobo:
Good to know that practice has been stopped. Anyway yes we are planning our future beautifully

And when enough planning amd working are not put into check, same thing will happen again. Ghana had done it before, to do it again will not be a problem.

samorobo:
I can see these thread is making not to sound realistic again ot as I'd you are living in illusion.

Black Americans coming was your govt childish and Idolizing attempt to worship and beg citizen that has been battered and humiliated by racism. They had to beg them to flee from all the racism craze in America offering them a racist free country. Even on that aljazeera link that vaxx once posted you will see that the primary school teacher which was a black American clearly stated that accra is so underdeveloped but she will manage it so long has she don't have to try so had impress a white man.

Go and google top ten countries that black Americans are migrating to and you will see nigeria there. We don't have to beg and convince them with silly end of the year slave party . Ghana was on that list because of the fortune they spend on idolizing the normal human being who flee away for so long only to come back by your govt persuading

learn how to criticise constructively. Ghana is underdeveloped but she is a middle income country but Nigeria which is another underdeveloped country is even far worse. It is a low income country. You see the diffrence.


My gym instructor in Ghana is a black American . .i took her to osu oxford stree when she just came new to Ghana. We were at casino Dragon at osu mall. She open up on something very interesting. She says where i took her to was one of the most BEAUTIFUL place she has ever visit in her life . And this is a woman of about 50 years of age.


Besides, there are many inns which are better that what is obtain in Germany. I am not expecting you to believe it. I am just posting for who care to know.

obaaderemi:
[s]Why would I engage a baby goat like you? I am only humiliating you. Don't confuse that with [b]engagement.[/b[/s]]

You now symbolised sanitary pad. ...... ""obaawonidiot "" is looking for a rematch of the overflog beating.


Let start your saturday lesson from here. What is the evidence that building belongs to your ancestor?

samorobo:
Okay vaxx links please. And even if they did we be helping africa and the world stabilise oil price and also help it's sloppy economy .

I would soon provide you a link on how we are planning to control gas export by climbing to number 2 and kicking china or usa which ever holds that number 2 spot. Dont underestimate our importance to the world,africa and most especially ghana which is just a stone throw from Nigeria

Good to know you are planning.. pragmatic nation plan and work in addition.

obaaderemi:
[s]Goat thinks Alata is from pepper. Your brain is so small[/s].

i am not engaging you idiot. Answer the question i posted to you obaawonidiot.

Just30:
you will keep posting shitty stuffs from your shitty bloggers


what a shame




no one is his right sense will even mention lagos or abuja before Tunis or Casablanca

jacent is still an undergraduate. He does not understand a research websites from a blog page.


It will be kind of you if you educate him. He seems to be a good boy.

samorobo:
Just30 is better to keep your ego aside and accept the truth. I can provide you ten links that quote your president's exact word saying he is waiting. .enjoy this one below


Nigeria: 'Completion of Dangote Refinery Will Help Africa's Sloppy Economy'
Tagged:
Business Nigeria Petroleum West Africa

Nigeria and other African countries will soon heave a sigh of relief from the sloppy economic situation occasioned by price instability with the imminent completion of the Dangote Refinery and other modular refineries in Nigeria, the Dangote Group said yesterday.
Already, the President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo, at a forum in Egypt, said his country was anxiously waiting for the readiness of the Dangote Refinery to save his government from economic distortion caused by massive importation of petroleum from Europe.
The Technical Adviser on Refinery and Petrochemicals to the President of Dangote Group, Engr. Babajide Soyode, said the completion of the Dangote Refinery and other modular refinery projects in Nigeria would culminate in the integration of the downstream industries, lower cost of business and stabilise the prices of petroleum products across Africa.
Engr. Soyode made this assertion during a panel session on "Refining, Transportation and Petrochemicals Forum" at the just concluded 2019 Nigeria International Petroleum Summit in Abuja.
He emphasised the need for the Federal Government to fully deregulate the downstream sector.
He said "by the time Dangote completes the largest single train-refinery, in addition to what other investors are doing, Nigeria will have more than enough petrol for domestic use and for export."

Do you even know Ghana was exporting refined oil to Nigeria three years ago? From his Tema port.

Just30:
you're blowing my mentions with too many nonsense

Obaawonidiot is very good at that. He loves rematching whenever you disgrace him. He is a stubborn loser .

obaaderemi:
[s]Alata is from Allada,you ignorant goat.It has nothing to do with pepper. [[/s]

this is uncalled for. Your wisdom is really limited and you could have sent it to your people with the same myopic view. . You should have written about your illiteracy and your constant foolishness .

I am not engaging you obaawonidiot. What is the evidence your ancestors are the original owner of that building you posted?. Let start your saturday lesson from there..

Just30:
Alata is a GA word

its a corruption of the word ALLADA, the kingdom of ALLADA

The british brought slaves from the Kingdow of ALLADA to JamesTown and the locals started refering to them as ALATA meaning slaves from ALLADA

There is a controversy regarding the name anyway. But going further into history. The makola market in tudu is a Yoruba word that the ga chief use to name the industrious Yoruba trader who was among the first set of people that start up the market. If that fact can be established, the alata which is a corrupt version of the yoruba word ""A la ta"" will not be too far to get.

Just30:
I never knew
ALATA meant SLAVES FROM NIGERIA

Nah, Alata is a Yoruba word for pepper seller. Some first set of Yoruba Nigerians in Ghana were into pepper and tomato trading . And the akans who live with them nick name them by their trade.

Just30:
He's too dumb for my kind


i wont engage him mmpo

he lost it already . You can use him to wipe away time till you sleep.
...

Just30:
Hes as dumb as they get



always argueing over useless stuffs

you are doing well for engaging the idiot. As for me i will rather question his myopic inteligence.

Just30:
Ussher Fort Museum
Vanderpuije Family house
Aban Kesie”within the Manhyia Palace constructed in 1810
Freeman Memorial chapel
Methodist Church James town
Accra central post


since you like googling
go look for them

Thanks for nairaland schooling the analphabetic fool. ""Obaawonidiot""

obaaderemi:
You've started again with your nonsense at the bolded.
You better relax before you die over nothing.

obaawonidiot....i have made you more worthless than a sanitary pad.


Can you be better than this

obaaderemi:
[s]You've been beaten again, Ghanaian goat. You're now busy posting silly pictures of Ben Grimm.[[/s]

So you deny it obaawonidiot. Can you be bettet than that?

56 Ghanaian and Kenyan students obtain scholarships to USA and Canadian universities



The students attribute their success to the assistance they received from AFEX test prep

Each year, high school graduates from Ghana and Kenya prove their worth for scholarships and competence in the SATs (Scholastic Aptitude Test), a required entrance exam to apply to schools, especially in the USA and Canada. For these students, it is a time to compete on the global scale and indeed each year’s SAT results have proven that some of these high school students attain scores that are in the top 5% in the world. The continuous excellence among these bright minds certainly provides room in Stanford, MIT, Caltech, Harvard, Amherst, Williams, UPenn, and many other excellent academic communities.

In the 2018-2019 admission year, 56 Ghanaian and Kenyan students from various public and private high schools such as Christian High International (Ghana), Wesley Girls (Ghana), Brookhouse (Kenya), Strathmore (Kenya) and several others were admitted to some of the top universities such as Yale, Princeton, MIT, Caltech, NYU, Columbia, Cornell, Smith College, Stanford, University of British Columbia among others on generous scholarships worth not less than $30,000 each year.


These students attribute their success to the assistance they received from AFEX Test Prep (an educational consulting company and test preparation centers in Kenya and Ghana). Such SAT preparation programs assist lots of students to go through the rather unfamiliar test with ease and come out with stellar results. The AFEX program, for example, in 2018, coached 11 of the students to obtain a perfect score in the Math section of the test. The program also produced one of the best scores in the Verbal section of 780 out of 800 that is part of the top 1% in the world.

With Africa set to be the most youthful continent in the world by 2030, this growing trend of our students securing the chance to world class education and exposure to different cultures from all over the world is a refreshing development for the future of the continent. It is the hope that these students will become the revolutionaries and the pioneers of the new and better Africa we expect to see in future. More importantly, this cohort of students will come back to the continent as skilled, transformative, and innovative leaders to help build Africa.

Source: AFEX

obaaderemi:
Go and hang yourself if it pains you,Ghanaian dwarf goat.

Lol... : Your agony obaawonidiot (king of idiot).


Isn't that you below in the gym house?....

obaaderemi post=78079399[s:
]See pain.
All these rants can't save you. Show me something like this 19th century building in Ghana and please not the Portuguese slave camp. [/s]

obaawonidiot. You are yet to answer my question.

How true it is that the building belongs to your ancestor? Substantiate your claim with evidence.

obaaderemi:
[s]Everyone can see you are the one in pain. The frowning emoticon you posted proves it.

Meanwhile, show us something like The Water House in Ghana. Lailai,it no fit happen.[/s]

You are yet to substantiate it with better evidence that the building belongs to your ancestor. Typing it is not enough.


Post your ancestor picture and document showing you have anything related to the owner in your ancestral line.


I have not seen you before, but you can't be better than your real brother......

obaaderemi:
If [s]it doesn't I wouldn't be posting it,you dwarf Ghanaian local goat.[/s]

haaaaaaaa.... .... obaawonidiot( king of idiots) is in pain.....

obaaderemi:
[s]Tchwww. Show us what your fore fathers built in the 1890s.Or were they living in caves? Look at the Water House again and cry.


Da Rocha's 1894 Lagos residence: [/s]

slow-poke that wasn't the question i ask you. ""Obaawonidiot""

Anyway , the building you posted does it belong to your ancestors?