obaaderemi:
Lol @ the bolded.
The guy is not very brilliant. He seems to have entangled himself.

It's always good to set traps
Let's see how he wrangle himself out

Just40:
you've noticed it too

They always do it when they lose.

Justnotyou:


You say that like any of your captured Ghanaian slaves/uncle Ruckus even had a muscle to go against their massa lol...

They were all raped, massacred & disposed off like trash after their Spanish overlords had no use of them.

If you're so sure of yourself why don't you get to fulfilling my request first, give mentions of the endless people groups from Ghana that did what those Kamba's did.

the Kambas did nothing...
They took advantage of chaos and run away to Paraguay where they were still deprived of everything.

Learn what Harriet Tubman did and the movement she set up that freed lots of slaves... Use that as inspiration to go and free your slaves in Saudi Arabia

Just40:


It's always good to set traps
Let's see how he wrangle himself out

He can't. If he knows what is good for him, he'll run away like the other little Indians. But he seems a persistent little fellow.

obaaderemi:
They always do it when they lose.

yeah...
They act like sore losers

obaaderemi:
He can't. If he knows what is good for him, he'll run away like the other little Indians. But he seems a persistent little fellow.

Just40:
yeah...
They act like sore losers

This one is even worse than rvp. Now they've abandoned him.

obaaderemi:
This one is even worse than rvp. Now they've abandoned him.

This time round, rvp acted smart just like what he does to gallipig and shma

Just40:
the Kambas did nothing...
They took advantage of chaos and run away to Paraguay where they were still deprived of everything.

Learn what Harriet Tubman did and the movement she set up that freed lots of slaves... Use that as inspiration to go and free your slaves in Saudi Arabia

Avoiding the question altogether huh, a smart decision accepting defeat.

Bringing in Harriet Tubman a wise decision.
Now why don't you take your own advice & go free your slaves in the middle east.

Just40:

This time round, rvp acted smart just like what he does to gallipig and shma

Exactly. Rvp will lead them by the nose and when facts go against them, he abandons them.

Justnotyou:


Avoiding the question altogether huh, a smart decision accepting defeat.

Bringing in Harriet Tubman a wise decision.
Now why don't you take your own advice & go free your slaves in the middle east.

It's alright.
Go and sleep.

The slaves still at it??

Justnotyou:


Avoiding the question altogether huh, a smart decision accepting defeat.

Bringing in Harriet Tubman a wise decision.
Now why don't you take your own advice & go free your slaves in the middle east.

empty noise

obaaderemi:
Exactly. Rvp will lead them by the nose and when facts go against them, he abandons them.

obaaderemi:
It's alright.
Go and sleep.

the embarrassment is too much for you to watch er ?

Justnotyou:


I see through them, they're just trolls trying to get a rise by inventing their own versions of history & facts.

Two West Africans on nairaland trying to erase the past 2 millenniums of their infamous slave trade history to get at Kenya lol.

They do this with everything here, repeatedly over & over.

Nairobi has commendable green spaces
A certain someone - not like Accra, Lagos...

Kenya is a model country for African states
A certain someone - No our country that's under recession is the model...

Mpesa is unrivaled in Africa
A certain someone - no mtn money is...

Kenya....
A certain someone - Ghana, Nigeria...

Like little kids in the playground playing your mama banters.

Well put. Without arguing with Kenyans, Ghana and Tanzania looses every relevance in Nairaland.

vankelvin:


He will post your Moda
Can't you see the argument on board?

Do you think everyone is foolish like you who keeps repeating pictures every now and then

Your dwarf slave ancestors are not half as interesting. I insist that you post dwarf city.

GeneralDae:
17 seconds short clip of Abuja. I love this city mehn.

https://twitter.com/4eyedmonk/status/1575872463669723136?t=F0syuVWHIenUlQG8zE60FA&s=19

That's Wuse 2 I guess

Pseudo history zanj and kambas ..the slaves DNA point at Ghana, Nigeria,Congo, Angola and Mozambique.

Someone is still butthurt about his past.

obaaderemi:
Someone is still butthurt about his past.

Someone is now busy interrogating his country history and is getting depressed by how much of a weakling they have been

Let try the future..sounds as ignominious as your slave trading past.

A team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is to review Ghana's request for a $3bn loan that heightened criticism against President Nana Akufo-Addo’s economic policies. Here's why the west African nation is seeking its 17th bailout since 1957.

Ghana’s return to the IMF within three years underscores its deeper economic problems

Ghana’s approaches to the IMF, which have averaged every four years over the past 65 years, tell a story of recurrent failure of government to properly build the economy to withstand internal and external shocks. Ghana’s lack of fiscal discipline, and its recent history of dependence on foreign financing – with as much as 48% of the total public debt being held by external investors – leaves the country vulnerable to swings in investor sentiment, and accompanying portfolio investment selloffs.

obaaderemi:
Someone is still butthurt about his past.

750 Naira to dollar in black market. Is that why you hate SufferingNSmilling . If we use black market dollar rate - that mean your economy is less than 200B dollars

#Nigeria CB hikes policy rate by 150bps to 15.5% vs. CPI at 20.5%.

Black market #Naira at 715, ~40% weaker vs official.

Monetary policy isn't about hard/soft landing bcs there's unfortunately "no-landing" given avg 1.4% annual growth since 2015.

obaaderemi:
Someone is still butthurt about his past.

The top three smartphone markets in Africa by unit share in Q2 2022 were South Africa (16.6%), Nigeria (13.8%), and Kenya (7.7%); however, all three saw shipments decline QoQ.

The Zoo spends 12.5B dollars to subsidize petrol - instead of using it to develop the country.


How oil-rich Nigeria failed to profit from an oil boom

Asurge in oil prices can do astonishing things. In Saudi Arabia a futuristic city is planned to rise from the desert, replete with an artificial moon made of drones. Angola’s long-beleaguered currency has suddenly become one of the strongest performers against the greenback. In the Middle East and Central Asia oil exporters are ****-a-hoop, since they may pocket $320bn more in oil revenues this year than previously forecast. Yet there is a conspicuous absentee from this merry petro-party. The net effect of the high oil price for the country that is usually Africa’s biggest oil producer is “nil or negative”, laments Zainab Ahmed, Nigeria’s minister of finance.

Africa’s most populous country, around 220m-strong, desperately needs the money an oil boom could bring. Some 40% of its people live on less than the equivalent of $1.90 a day. The government is struggling to service its debts. Social services are dire. The woeful economy has contributed to the violence that afflicts much of the country. In the first half of this year, nearly 6,000 people were killed by jihadists, kidnappers, bandits or the army.

The prognosis is grim. The World Bank forecast in June that the government will spend 5.4 trn naira ($12.6bn) on fuel subsidies this year, more than three times what it coughed up last year. That is more than the increase in revenue the government will get from higher crude oil prices, reckons the World Bank (see chart 1). As a result Nigeria’s net oil revenues are likely to be about 40% lower than last year, despite the high global price. That squeezes everything else. In this year’s amended budget the government allocated more to the fuel subsidy than to education, health care and welfare combined.

Mkenya2019:
Let try the future..sounds as ignominious as your slave trading past.

A team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is to review Ghana's request for a $3bn loan that heightened criticism against President Nana Akufo-Addo’s economic policies. Here's why the west African nation is seeking its 17th bailout since 1957.

Ghana’s return to the IMF within three years underscores its deeper economic problems

Ghana’s approaches to the IMF, which have averaged every four years over the past 65 years, tell a story of recurrent failure of government to properly build the economy to withstand internal and external shocks. Ghana’s lack of fiscal discipline, and its recent history of dependence on foreign financing – with as much as 48% of the total public debt being held by external investors – leaves the country vulnerable to swings in investor sentiment, and accompanying portfolio investment selloffs.

Ghana has been to the IMF 16 time and only take 2,549 million over the last 60 years.
Obviously Ghana does not go there for the money but the stability it creates in it market and politics.

Kenya has been there 22 times, do you care to post how much your country has taken?

Your country took 2.3 billion last year for budget support and will be taking 3.6 billion this year to pay china

gallivant:




Well put. Without arguing with Kenyans, Ghana and Tanzania looses every relevance in Nairaland.

Son,first pass this big hurdle then I will start engaging you

Gallivant gallivant my son,pass this hurdle

Gallivant gallivant my son, where are you?

Just40:
Ghana has been to the IMF 16 time and only take 2,549 million over the last 60 years.
Obviously Ghana does not go there for the money but the stability it creates in it market and politics.

Kenya has been there 22 times, do you care to post how much your country has taken?

Your country took 2.3 billion last year for budget support and will be taking 3.6 billion this year to pay china

I wonder what he was thinking talking about IMF when Kenya is number 2 most supported country ever in Africa by IMF. Second only to Liberia.
In addition, Kenya is also much more indebted to China as well than Ghana.

Tanzania, United republic
Tztztztz

GeneralDae2:

I wonder what he was thinking talking about IMF when Kenya is number 2 most supported country ever in Africa by IMF. Second only to Liberia.
In addition, Kenya is also much more indebted to China as well than Ghana.

Every day, we have to pick a topic to educate them on