I LOOK FOR A 3 THINGS..
ONE THAT SEES AND UNDERSTAND MY VISION
ONE THAT CAN SERVE AS MY BACK BONE AND IDEAL SOURCE OF POSITIVITY

THATS TRUE BEAUTY, WHEN I SEE HER I WILL KNOW

360command:
lol! @iamord, never knew your are Nigerian Ghanaian

yes I am

MiddleDimension:


a good book i must say. He made me have a B3 in chemistry, all thanks to him. Chemistry was my best subject as i could make ref to relevant parts like a pastor would with the bible.

But then again, the illustrations and examples he gave are Nigerian examples. He made several references to Nigerian facilities and achievements. I really wonder why he did not use Ghana's examples instead. Did e ever live in Nigeria?

well I suppose that since it's the approved standard book for west Africa the editors have to make it compatible with respective regions . To further promote understanding . Not also downplaying the fact that he could have also taught in Nigeria , the influence of Ghanaian teachers in Nigeria over the years cannot be over looked .

eluquenson:
If Ghana has the resources we have in Nigeria, they would have become a great nation

apparently Ghana just like Nigeria is well endowed and rich in natural resources and has approximately all the resources you can find in Nigeria. Above all the greater resources is the labour force . That's the greatest asset

Notatribalist:
pretest happens all over the world, even in developed country like US and Uk.are their citizens also crazy like Nigeria citizens?

while in ghana Obama spoke of building strong systems and doing away with strong men . This is the case of Nigeria. You say Ghanaians are scared but what has crazy done to the Nigerian man . For some they have become trailblazers . The rest have become instruments of decay . Look at the people of the creeks . People tag them as strong headed and having a heart of stone . How far has it carried them other than the destruction of their own lands . One of the reason why tourism can not thrive in Nigeria despite its potentials and attractions . Even the violent criminal Evans understood the value of peace that he cited some of his assets in ghana .

Notatribalist:
just show us the pictures nan.you can only compare Ghana with just one city in Nigeria. Is a big insult to compare with the whole Nigeria.mind you,my mum is a Ghanaian..

lol. Your knowledge of ghana cannot be measured by you mum being Ghanaian. When even am average person is not knowledgeable of his country standings . Over the centuries of relationships between both countries . It has produced millions of Ghanaian Nigerians just like myself . And still don't mean shit ,So you table your point with facts and not weightless remarks .And also clear the speck from your eye and see that to grow you should take a leaf from people doing well in respective spheres . That's a right step to getting knowledge and changing your tomorrow

tensazangetsu20:


They just have electricity and a little bit more organised and the government takes care of the citizens.

if the word ' just ' was is justifiable then Nigeria will have one of the best economies . Little details matter a lot .

Eaa247:
Thats d country Ossei Ababio, d man dat made chemistry very interesting way back in sec skul. Hope I got d mame rite.

his book was well curated . Made me love as understand chemistry with its graphical contents

Old structures yet well maintained and in a serene environment . The school with the sea view got me .

simplyhonest:
they should invest.... not make us slaves

that's your choice to make..... through the negotiation table

Gracebae:
Why does Ghanaian media portray Christabel Ekeh as Ghanaian despite having a Nigerian father?

i just noticed that most times she is always portrayed as Ghanaian. She grew up and schooled in Ghana and made her inroad into Ghanaian entertain industry does not make her Ghanaian.

this is the same way they claim Mr Eazi and Chinyere Yvonne Okoro, Nigerianess both in name and culture.

I dont see Nigerians claim victoria Kimani despite spending most of her life here in Nigeria...

gawd! these malnourished bloggers have taken bs to a whole new level

It's a physiological approach with communities safety in a customers mind . Which speaks of the strength of the company

cristianisraeli:
nigeria still they march backwards....what of small nigerian boys way they marry old oyinbo woman nko..what is wrong with us..i see nothing wrong here...but if to say the old woman na oyinbo the whole elders of the village go welcome them

damn , the it was bad enough to see the veteran grandma. not until I his sisters hand. .damn it could be used as a color chart

but what kind of barbaric act do this people commit in the name of justice. this is so shameful.

shervydman:

who supply gas for power generation to Ghana?

ghana gas company and wagp.

An obvious question that has not been asked is how much megawatts do you give to Benin and Nigeria generating capacity. Like if you divert it back it will still have any meaningful impact

abikun:


Sent.

well received. Will go through it

Jebosh:
I claim it,I will be richer than Paris club

lol

I get amazed with the way people reply to suggestions and opinions on nairaland ,then I remember there is a difference between quora and nairaland

jieta:
my assertion is not flawed, from my research i discovered that Nigeria sell power to three countries (Benin, Ghana, Togo.) and if you take into account the population of this three countries is close to 50 million people. can you boldly say that 50 million Nigerians have access to electricity. i still stand by my point, we should renegotiate.

rather your research is flawed, have you heard of the saying "you can't give what you don't have " now let that sink in. Nigeria does not supply ghana and Togo electricity .o bet you have not weight on the generating capacity of all the countries u mentioned

abikun:

That will be too dicey. I think the best way is to capture them is to beat down the price a little bit at the start to attract them and also give extra on each products supply.

hello there, great work you're doing here.. pls can u send me the plan too amarteyrocky@gmail.com . many thanks

SO to the DOP for a great job. the don't urinate here shot got me! :} . for the light house I guess this is Jamestown!

cars of the future.. the interior looks Ike a maybach Benz vision 6

akintade59:
Prof Daramola of english dept, university of lagos flogged student who came late to his class on their palm, this so shameful for a respected school like this.

this is happening because the class is filled with ribena children , half baked from secondary school . fearful and timid .and don't even understand their fundamental right . "Awon my mummy say!" its pathetic

good one for the world.m only those who fail to grow, live in the future and innovate will suffer

cosmetology procedures now done in Nigeria ! impressive.

is Ghana now your SI unit for development?? Nigeria is not new in the game as it has the crop in abundance and been exporting it since time immemorial .. the issue is with the crops conforming with EU protocols and standard .of which the Nigerian produced fall short .. its a no brainer.

lazsnaira:
SAME WAY GHANAIANS KILLED A SERVING ARMY CAPTAIN!

but justice is what sets the two people apart

I fear for Africa being on the loosing side because of ignorance. Ghana and Nigeria are listed as one of the highest wee consumers in the world. yet the health drug with immense benefits is still illegal. the benefits of wee cannot be overemphasized and it grows in almost all conditions. now produced that would have been exported for easy export will end up being burnt and sold off to drug cartels and the circle repeats

makydebbie:
UNILAG.
I know someone who went there and his English is nothing to write home about.

oil then the person must be a confirm olodo! unilag is more like what leg on is to Ghana. and is promising. I miss GH tho. will be coming by august. for some biz and chale wrote festival

makydebbie:
When I'm not mad.
My brother is the only one that did uni here. I'll choose Ghana over Nigeria anyday, anytime.
I'm not done with uni tho.

lol.I actually did a bit of my schooling in UNILAG .I rate it as the best so far cos its peaceful as compared to the rest and bubbling. but still GH anytime.

CastedDude:
A Nigerian lawyer identified as Firsts Baba Isa, based in Abuja has narrated his "horrible" experience in Lagos after falling in love with the commercial city. The man and his Uber driver got stuck in a flood after deciding to take a short-cut to the airport. Read what he shared on his social media page yesterday.

Lagos does it to me again.

I remember sometime last year when I came to Lagos and had to literally swim through a flood to find my way to court. Since then I have been to Lagos several times and I thought those days are gone for good. I thought Lagos finally decided to be nice to the Ninja Lawyer.

On Tuesday I waited for 5 hours in the Abuja airport before getting to Lagos. A 6pm flight became 7:30pm and finally we took off by 9pm or thereabouts for Lagos. We landed way pass 10pm and by the time I got to Lekki where I will be lodging Wednesday was saying goodbye to Tuesday.

Well, this wasn't entirely Lagos fault, so I didn't allow it affect our relationship. I started questioning my decision to fall in love with Lagos when on my way to court on Wednesday morning I got caught up in a nasty traffic.

I knew it. This traffic will not allow my relationship with Lagos to flourish. I gnashed my teeth throughout the uber ride to court and by the time I got there court was already sitting. Hay God!

Luckily I wasn't late for my matter.

After court, I and Lagos made up. I hooked up with some friends and proteges. We sat out for lunch and a beautiful discussion. Yeah, Lasgidi, this is how to be romantic in a relationship.

Then Lagos...

This morning I booked an uber ride, heads to the airport to catch my 11am flight, then Lagos started happening to me.

My oversabi driver started looking for short cuts to beat traffic. Me, what and where do I know na? I sat down there giving tacit approval: go guy, go; by all means dodge the gaddem traffic!

We negotiated a bend and a massive body of water appeared before us in the middle of a dilapidated street. My driver drove to what he considered the side of the body of water and roared in.

Right in the middle of that big dirty body of water, the engine died without even giving us the respect of coughing the traditional last cough cars cough before they die.

Before you can say Juliet, the car was already flooding. The driver got out and swam to safety leaving me in the car. I was shouting for him to come open the door for me before that bastard realized that he has mistakenly locked me in.

I swam out too. Shoe, trousers and all. We got my laptop bag and suit case out before water could get to it but my other bag in the boot wasn't that lucky. It was dripping water when we brought it out. My court files, my diary, my books are in this bag.

I started to laugh because I wanted to cry.

We paid some guys to push the car out of the water and another uber came to pick me up to the airport. The race to catch my flight began in the wicked Lagos traffic. God even saved me from a terrible accident.

My driver nearly ran into a parked car, thinking it was a moving car. He missed it by the whiskers. Hay God. I begged him to take it easy. It was clear I will miss my flight anyways.

Then I prayed to God for the flight to be delayed. Just as I said "Amen", I got a text: the 11am flight has been shifted to 2pm. If you see the way I celebrated God in that car ehn, the driver just weak.

You may call this coincidence. You might have a scientific or whatever explanation for this occurrence, that one is your own. All I know is that I prayed for that flight to be shifted and it was shifted immediately. Praise God.

But, seriously, those of you who love Lagos, how do you survive in such an abusive relationship?

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/06/i-fell-i-love-lagos-city-abuja-based-lawyer-photos.html

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