paniki:

But Shoprite is considered high-end by Nigerians.

paniki:

But Shoprite is considered high-end by Nigerians.

paniki: The way I see it is that Nigeria will just be the African version of India: a rich country that is filled with poor people.

There is no problem with that. It makes us Africa's superpower. You are envying Nigeria,man!

paniki: The way I see it is that Nigeria will just be the African version of India: a rich country that is filled with poor people.

all4naija: Do you mean just the way Zulus see Nigerians as African Americans?

all4naija: There is no problem with that. It makes us Africa's superpower. You are envying Nigeria,man!

paniki:

No it's only the Igbo in you that makes you think that.

No! The Zulus have oftentimes make it clear. Killing Lucky Duba while thinking he's a Nigerian is one of the reasons to think that!

scipher:
With great achievements and a world power

paniki:

You guys can be the African power, we don't give a damn. SA has long accepted that Nigeria will one day surpass SA in terms of size of economy but as many economic analyst have said: all it will do is blow up your already inflated egos.

scipher:
Shame! With so much resources(drilling one million barrels of oil a day) you still have to compare notes with Ghana just to have some sanity in a hopeless state of affairs existing in that mumudom.
- The people from the so-called 'mumudom' are the pillars of your economy
let them pull their resources out and see how it affects employment and your informal sector.
[s]on the flip side, SA started trooping into nigeria not so long, so we'd only shrug at their exit[/s]

GH^KWAME:

For starters, I modified[b] the mumudom, but I guess you have come to accept that as part of your heritage, so I will modify my earlier post to reflect same.. Secondly, you couldn't be so wrong mehn! Your compatriots took Ghana to the Ecowas court(which was later thrown out) last year because the GIPC increased the amount foreigners can trade in the [b]informal sector from $300,000 to $1million after series of diplomatic manoeuvring from your government. So I ask, do you think if you guys were controlling our economy, we would resort to this action? I don't know the lies your compatriots in Ghana are feeding you, but the only thing you control in Ghana are the prisons, since you guys dominate other foreigners incarcerated in Ghanaian jails.

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http://graphic.com.gh/business/business-news/4940-nigerian-traders-drag-ghana-to-ecowas-court.html]Nigerian Traders Drive Ghana To Court[/url]...
Nigerian traders in Ghana have dragged
the country to the ECOWAS Community
Court of Justice over the enforcement of
the Ghana Investment Promotion
Council (GIPC) Act.

The act, which was revised in July this
year, among others, specifies the
criteria foreigners would have to meet
before they can be allowed to do
business in the contry.

It also bars foreigners from trading in
the country's markets.


The petitioners, led by the National Association of Nigerian Traders
(NANTS) and the Nigerian Union of
Traders Association, Ghana (NUTAG),
believe the act is in contravention of the
ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement of
Goods and People and are thus, praying
the sub-regional court to intervene and
stop Ghana from continuing with its
implementation and enforcement.

GH^KWAME:

For starters, I modified the mumudom, but I guess you have come to accept that as part of your heritage, so I will modify my earlier post to reflect same.. Secondly, you couldn't be so wrong mehn! Your compatriots took Ghana to the Ecowas court(which was later thrown out) last year because the GIPC increased the amount foreigners can trade in the informal sector from $300,000 to $1million after series of diplomatic manoeuvring from your government. So I ask, do you think if you guys were controlling our economy, we would resort to this action? I don't know the lies your compatriots in Ghana are feeding you, but the only thing you control in Ghana are the prisons, since you guys dominate other foreigners incarcerated in Ghanaian jails.

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Nigerian Traders Drive Ghana To Court...
Nigerian traders in Ghana have dragged
the country to the ECOWAS Community
Court of Justice over the enforcement of
the Ghana Investment Promotion
Council (GIPC) Act.

The act, which was revised in July this
year, among others, specifies the
criteria foreigners would have to meet
before they can be allowed to do
business in the contry.

It also bars foreigners from trading in
the country's markets.


The petitioners, led by the National Association of Nigerian Traders
(NANTS) and the Nigerian Union of
Traders Association, Ghana (NUTAG),
believe the act is in contravention of the
ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement of
Goods and People and are thus, praying
the sub-regional court to intervene and
stop Ghana from continuing with its
implementation and enforcement.

http://graphic.com.gh/business/business-news/4940-nigerian-traders-drag-ghana-to-ecowas-court.html

all4naija: Isn't it refreshing to have egos? It is like saying don't feel proud when you are talented. Yet, South Africans will mouth over their development to Nigerians in this forum all day long. You must be thinking by now you wish your country will remain the top economy in Africa.That has become a pipe dream for SA now. Bwahaha...

Go Nigeria. Go defeat SA!

paniki:

The problem is that Nigeria has not as yet made any organic achievement recognisable by the world. Juggling economic numbers to make yourselves appear successful is not going to really impress anyone.

all4naija: Dude, go get some cheap crack to relax your dirty mind. Nigeria is not on equal foot with your useless Ghana.

paniki:

India's economy is bigger than all countries in Europe but people in Europe consider themselves better than people in India. Same will happen with SA/Naija, You guys might one day have a bigger economy but our standard of living will always be higher and so we will continue to consider ourselves better.

paniki:

India's economy is bigger than all countries in Europe but people in Europe consider themselves better than people in India. Same will happen with SA/Naija, You guys might one day have a bigger economy but our standard of living will always be higher and so we will continue to consider ourselves better.

GH^KWAME:
Quite rich, coming from a damaged brain as a result of decades of inhaling generator fumes. You can cry me a river or go and die.

scipher: whats your point?

scipher:
let them pull their resources out
and see how it affects employment
and your informal sector.

GH^KWAME:

That contrary to your opinion that your compatriots are controlling GH's economy, the evidence clearly disputes your illusion.

all4naija: Poor Ghana without single billionaire on the Forbes list citizen is claiming rich here.That is laughable, man! Oh! Poor Ghanaians!

all4naija: We are trying to help put you on the right direction of progress and swag.
You primitive people!

GH^KWAME:
Product of a failed educational system! Its obvious your thiefing generals are investing their loot through middlemen. So keep screaming billionaires whilst recharging and watching tv powered by a generator.

Moratiwa: http://theeconomistng..com/2013/03/rebasing-to-reduce-nigerias-gdp-rate-by.html?m=1

all4naija: South Africa is becoming a poor country by the day.Go Nigeria, the true GIANT of Africa. Not SA!

GH^KWAME:
And by swag, progress and right direction, you mean, earning a livelihood by false pretence(419), kidnapping and other social vices which happens to be your number one foreign export from your mumudom abi?

Moratiwa:
Ha ha haa,hopefully when you wake up there will be new malls,better electricity grid and infrastructure in Nigeria.

By the way,Angola,Botswana and Namibia entered middle income level before Nigeria.

Moratiwa:
Ha ha haa,hopefully when you wake up there will be new malls,better electricity grid and infrastructure in Nigeria.

By the way,Angola,Botswana and Namibia entered middle income level before Nigeria.