It is a lie. That's not the widow

joelsteron:
Forget goal keeper and tactics. Is this what Ghana call football

What has the picture of the keeper of Guinea at Afcon2015 got do with Ghana

Big up to our midfielders.
We don't strikers like you Nigerians

Nigeria bragging about their fire power upfront.
We don't have the strikers you boast of but we trusted our midfielders to do the job

Prepare for 2026

Chris Houghton Technical Adivisor, Black Stars

Yaksman on lack of strikers in the Ghanaian team

SultanOfPuna:
Ghana wey use juju beat Guinea 3-0

We go give dem wotowoto for body
..

Stop the lies.
It was Guinea which who had their keeper in yellow in that match

SultanOfPuna:
Ghana wey use juju beat Guinea 3-0

We go give dem wotowoto for body
..

Stop the lies.
It was Guinea which who had their keeper in yellow

She deserves it. She wanted to trend on her son's birthday

Vaughanlanrewaj:


Ghana has been broke since last year and yet to get out of it! Lagos is far ahead of the whole of Ghana!


IMF Executive Board approves a US$1 billion disbursement to Ghana to address the COVID-19 Pandemic

April 13, 2020

On April 13, 2020, the IMF Executive Board approved the disbursement of US$1 billion to be drawn under the Rapid Credit Facility.The COVID-19 pandemic is already impacting Ghana severely. Growth is slowing down, financial conditions have tightened, and the exchange rate is under pressure.The authorities have timely and proactively responded to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana and support affected households and firms.

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today approved the disbursement of SDR 738 million (about US$1 billion) to be drawn under the Rapid Credit Facility (RCF). The disbursement will help address the urgent fiscal and balance of payments needs that Ghana is facing, improve confidence, and catalyze support from other development partners.

The COVID-19 pandemic is already impacting Ghana severely. Growth is slowing down, financial conditions have tightened, and the exchange rate is under pressure. This has resulted in large government and external financing needs. The authorities have timely and proactively responded to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana and support affected households and firms.

The IMF continues to monitor Ghana’s situation closely and stands ready to provide policy advice and further support as needed.

Following the Executive Board’s discussion of Ghana, Mr. Zhang, Deputy Managing Director and Chair, issued the following statement:

“The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting Ghana severely. Growth is projected to slow down, financial conditions have tightened, and the exchange rate is under pressure. The budget deficit is projected to widen this year given expected lower government revenues and higher spending needs related to the pandemic. The Fund’s emergency financial assistance under the Rapid Credit Facility will help address the country’s urgent financing needs, improve confidence, and catalyze support from other international partners.

“The authorities’ response has been timely, targeted, and proactive, focused on increasing health and social spending to support affected households and firms. The Central Bank has recently taken steps to ensure adequate liquidity, preserve financial stability, and mitigate the economic impact of the pandemic, while allowing for exchange rate flexibility to preserve external buffers.

“The uncertain dynamics of the pandemic creates significant risks to the macroeconomic outlook. Ghana continues to be classified at high risk of debt distress. The authorities remain committed to policies consistent with strong growth, rapid poverty reduction, and macroeconomic stability over the medium-term.

“Additional support from other development partners will be required and critical to close the remaining external financing gap and ease budget constraints.”

https://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles/2020/04/13/pr20153-ghana-imf-executive-board-approves-a-us-1-billion-disbursement-to-ghana-to-address-covid-19

IMF also gave Nigeria billions

Litmus:
On a more serious note, don’t be surprised if - as I’ve often suspected and stated - much of the negative writings on Nigeria out there on youtube and other platforms are by Ghanaians including much of the stuff Nigerians attribute to IPOB. Their government sponsors them in order to deter investment in Nigeria or bring Nigeria to its knees for the economic benefit of Ghana

Nonsense
which Government would spend money on such useless venture

OLORIPAPA:
Everybody want to blow using Naija....

The guy was already popular before he visited Nigeria.

Check him on Youtube

nanauju:


Demented old fo.ol

You are an imbecil.e

nanauju:
These Ghanaians are funny people. Anytime they want to get attention they start looking for Nigeria

you are ignoramus. This guy has visited many countries in africa such as Rwanda,Tanzania Liberia, Zambia etc. so stop spewing TRASH


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15q8CzNVcnU&t=64s


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xR7DZ6lU48


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPk-_iVPZTs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DJGACoI2Sg&t=14s

Which address is no 10 Barnes road Accra when the Nigerian High Commission is at 20/21 onyasia cresent Roman Ridge.

This might be fake news

WalkerMichael:
I think Ghana is a very harmful country for naija celebs.

Why steal his wristwatch? Someone that honoured you guys to perform there. Now you have given him a bitter experience he will not forget easily about your state. (yes, Ghana is just a state, check Lagos population to confirm; this is just one state out of 36) and save me the story, our choice of leaders is what is killing us in 9ja if not what's the disrespect for?

I heard that cardi b complained about them when he traveled down there too.

Ghana is like a state in Nigeria so phucking what.
You would never hear Americans saying Saudi Arabia is just like Texas or Florida State to despise them
Click the Facebook link to see what Burna boy and Wizkid are saying about Ghana
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1685024614966085&id=1100712706730615

nototribalist:


Ghanaians protect their fraudsters too. There's one that stole billions from Ghanaians (Nana Appiah Mensah NAM1) he did them MMM scam. He ran to Dubai and he was arrested there for gold scam after serving his sentence in jail he was deported to Ghana, but till today Ghanaian government doesn't want to make him pay innocent people their money.

Talking trash as usual.Don't you know 48 charges have been leveled against him by state prosecutors and he is on trial

nanauju:


Constant power supplied by Nigeria to you through the border. That's why you guys have been crying foul since border closure. Tell me something else

Nonsense. How much Megawatt do you supply to Ghana.Don't you know Ghana now uses its own ingenious gas for power generation

nanauju:
Ghanaians, South Africans, Kenyas are the countries in Africa that make other continents still refer to Africa as a stone age continent.
These countries are filled with savages

All these countries filled with "savages" enjoy constant power

nadesh:
Bro Achimotan, I see you

Akwaba

Thanks
But why the hate on Tacha though

caprini1:
You people that have never been to Ghana wont understand how big a news this is...,its so boring in the media over there that if an okada man falls, its on national news.

Nonsense. Apart from UTV which other stations talked about her

What is so special about her that UTV is giving her prominence

vaxx1:
How is vaxx the same as achimota? just take away your eyes if you can stands the pains . not here for the timid . I decided when to stop not you. next time you come so hard that way , I will expedite your brutish out. you don't converge a resolution that way. simple sense should tell you to log off.

I don’t understand the bolded sentence. In the meantime go on and fight every country

[quote author=vaxx1 post=84235557] No this time idiot right from world bank blog.....[/quote

Are you not tired of this useless e-wars you are perpetually engaged in. Today you are fighting Kenyans.
Tomorrow it would be Nigeria, Tanzania or South Africa

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kikuyu1:


B.S. anti smoking propaganda. Those are coal miners lungs with the distinctive accumulation of dust. FYI, THE WORLDS OLDEST PEOPLE ARE SMOKERS. Look for the oldest Indonesian/Brazilian and a Frenchwoman, Jean Calment.

This is no propaganda.If you have friends who are chain smokers,advice them to stop

Friendly advice
Quit smoking and preserve your lungs

rvp20182:
Kenya was leading until I think 2012 or around - we use to send 7,000 students to the US - but we fixed our education. This is how Ghana and Nigeria loses forex. Sending student all over the world to school is sending forex all over the world. Australia for example I think education forex is probably 2nd largest source after minning. Build universities locally.

There will always be the urge to travel by a tiny minority even if local universities are comparable to the standards of Stanford or Cornell .Back at high school; i had mates who were so fixated about going to school in the states. Whiles some of us would go for vacation classes in preparation for the WAEC exams, they would be at the US Embassy library learning about SAT, ACT and TOFEL.
There would be loss of forex in the short run but in the long run, those who decide to stay and work also send forex to their parents and buy houses

samorobo:
kenyans can't simply afford to school abroad



Nigeria ranks 11th highest in number of students in United States NEWS
Published 6 hours ago on November 19, 2019
By Correspondents 
RELATED TOPICS: Nigeria has emerged first among African
countries and eleventh, worldwide in terms
leading source of international students studying in the United States.
Latest report released by Open Doors, shows that the number of international students in the United States rose to an all‐time high in the 2018/19 academic year, the fourth consecutive year with more than one million international students.
The total number of international students, 1,095,299, is a 0.05 per cent increase over last year, according to the 2019 Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange.
The new report indicates there was a 5.8 per cent increase in the number of students from Nigeria who are currently studying in the U.S. This percentage represents a total of 13,423 Nigerian students studying in the U.S. in the 2018/2019 academic session. This number also represents 33 per cent of the overall African students in the United States.
Nigerians are enrolled in more than 1,000 institutions in 51 states and territories in the United States, out of which 18 per cent are studying in Texas. Nigerian students using EducationUSA services recorded $16million in scholarships and financial aid awarded to newly admitted students for the 2019 academic year.
Open Doors 2019, released yesterday by the Institute of International Education (IIE) and the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, highlights the continued competitiveness of the U.S. higher education sector as a destination of choice for international students and the growing interest in international educational exchange among U.S. students. The release of the new Open Doors data marks the celebration of International Education Week, a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education to prepare Americans for a global environment and attract future leaders from other countries to study, learn, and exchange experiences in the United States.
The Open Doors report is published annually by the Institute of International Education in partnership with the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

They are the third African country with the highest number of students in the US.They have over 3000 students studying there

Nowenuse:
So this thread has now turned to a Ghana VS Kenya? Interesting.

Shocking

Kenyans and Ghanaians please stop fighting over useless stuff.We all have a long way to go

Oh dear how is Gh now fighting Kenya and Tanzania

vaxx2:
I laughed when Nigerians says Dangote refinery is the biggest capital investment in west africa or Africa...

""one of Ghana former president achievements include one of the biggest gas investment in recent times and the first of its scale in West Africa. It amounted to a whooping $7 billion in the Sankofa Gye Nyame Fields where the agreement on the offshore Cape Three Point project was signed in early 2015.

The project was projected to produce 50,000 barrels of oil per day by 2017 and 180 mmscf/d of gas by 2018. Two development well were drilled as at September 2015. Key commercial agreements of this project , including a gas sales agreement, a multiparty deed agreement, and a sovereign guarantee were signed between the OCTP partners and the government of Ghana""

Vaxx, the dangote $12b project is bigger than our octp project.
The dangote project consists of a 600,000 barrel refinery,a 3 million capacity urea plant and 1100km subsea pipeline infrastructure capable of handling 3 billion scf of gas per day