vaxx:
yeah . you may even call her the latest paris

uzzyfire:
plsss wat exactly have we bragged abt, are u guys not d one that are trying to disprove everytin e.g u people sed our GDP is fake ,so u want us to sit and look at u guys talking rubbish abi . wen we now tell u that its not fake and provide proof u start saying we are bragging . mstcheeeew I swear all these countries still dey learn work were naija dey

CocoMilian:

Here we go again with that population excuse. u actually tell me that in your entire life your yet to meet a person who has bleached in Nigeria?? and expect me to take you seriously. don't tell me nonsense I know u probably watch television so you've probably seen enough of skin bleaching in your country. Stop lying to yourself smh

leathalbeast:
thanks bro, we don't even share a border with them but they are so addicted to us that they can let us be.

AkoniMoipei:


I swear I thought you were neighbors. I read here there are millions of them in your country.

AkoniMoipei:


I swear I thought you were neighbors. I read here there are millions of them in your country.

CocoMilian:


Please if your trying to compare the no. Of pple who bleach in Kenya vs those in Nigeria dont even bother. !!

leathalbeast:
Nigerian lady turns bleaching into a hobby.

freshest4live:

Maybe he's talking about Billionaires in Cedis.
I think Ghana has one Billonare though, but l don't think he's worth up to 2 Billion dollars

Joonana:
i wanted to test the depth of insight you guys have regarding GDP estimates .. but i felt you lack content in this area .. the fact that you couldn't even get the institution in charge of that in your own country support this .. you don't pick any information out there and run with it .. do some research and get some insight about the major issues impacting on our daily lives ..

freshest4live:

Well Television does not say it all, you do not live in Nigeria, l do. But believe what you want, l nor even get your time sef, nonsense.

vaxx:
whao accra the DUBAI OF WEST AFRICA.

CocoMilian:

Yesss exactly,I dont live in Nigeria yet majority that iv seen on the movies and advertisement have bleached...
Now What of you living there Hahaha

CocoMilian:


typical Nigerian. They will never accept anything bad and ugly in their country....aprt form the obvious. Lack of sustainable electricity. But oh well.

Joonana:
i wanted to test the depth of insight you guys have regarding GDP estimates .. but i felt you lack content in this area .. the fact that you couldn't even get the institution in charge of that in your own country support this .. you don't pick any information out there and run with it .. do some research and get some insight about the major issues impacting on our daily lives ..

uzzyfire:
and guy I am telling u that Ghana has no billionaire, trust me . if they did, the ghanains wud have boasted about them

AkoniMoipei:


And Papa Jones

women are addict bleachers

Joonana:
we don't like showboating, that's not typical of Ghanaians .. it's common to find people throwing money at events in Nigeria .. now tell me, which civilised society do you find this?

Joonana:
we don't like showboating, that's not typical of Ghanaians .. it's common to find people throwing money at events in Nigeria .. now tell me, which civilised society do you find this?

vaxx:
approximately five millions nigerians are in GHANA. majority of nigerians here are student. while the rest are business men. It may suprise you to know that most of nigerians girls here now engage in prositute why those who claim they are student are cyber fraudster.

leathalbeast:
yeah, there are 5 million of them and they keep coming in everyday. for their sake they better behave well in our country otherwise a day will come when we will ask them to leave.

shervydman:


don't bother bro.........

Joonana:
When we say other countries are doing well than the supposed Giant of Africa .. a report like this buttresses our claim .. until you improve in the issues highlighted in this report, other countries won't buy into your giant status.

http://www.businessdayonline.com/wealth-5-richest-nigerians-can-end-extreme-poverty-oxfam/

The Inequality report released by Oxfam International on Wednesday, revealed that the combine wealth of five richest Nigerians, put at $29.9 billion, could end extreme poverty in the country.

The report, entitled ‘Inequality in Nigeria, Exploring the Drivers and obtained in Abuja, exposed the large and growing gap between the rich and poor in Nigeria.

It revealed that the benefits of the nation’s economic growth had been captured by a few wealthy elite at the expense of the ordinary Nigerians.

According to the report, the economic inequality is a key factor in the conflict in the North-Eastern states of the country.

Oxfam International also disclosed that Nigeria’s richest man earned 8,000 times more in one day than a poor Nigerian would spend on basic needs in a year.

It said that more than 112 million people were living in poverty in Nigeria, yet the country’s richest man spent one million dollars a day for 42 years to exhaust his fortune.

According to the report, Nigeria is one of the few countries where the number of people living in poverty is on the increase despite the growth of the economy.

The report also indicated that 69 per cent of people now live below the poverty line in North-Eastern states, compared to the 49 per cent in the South-West.

It also showed that women were not being captured on the benefits of economic growth because they tended to be employed in low-skilled, low-paid informal jobs.

According to the organisation, women represent between 60 per cent and 79 per cent of Nigeria’s rural labour force but are five times less likely to own their own land than men.

It further stated that women were also less likely to have had a decent education, noting that over three quarters of the poorest women in Nigeria had never been to school.

The report said that poor people did not benefit from Nigeria’s wealth because of high level of corruption and the excessive influence big business and some wealthy elite had over government and policy making.

According to the report, public office holders steal estimated 20 trillion dollars from the treasury between 1960 and 2005, while multinational companies receive tax incentives estimated at 2.9 billion dollars a year.

This development it said was three times more than Nigeria’s entire health budget.

It further revealed that small and medium size businesses and workers in the informal sector, however, faced multiple taxes.

“Despite being Africa’s biggest economy, the share of the national budget allocated to education, health and social protection is one of the lowest in the region.

“In 2012, Nigeria spent just 6.5 per cent of its national budget on education and just 3.5 per cent on health.

“By comparison, Ghana spent 18.5 per cent and 12.8 per cent, respectively in 2015.

‘’As a result, 57 million Nigerians lack safe water, over 130 million lack adequate sanitation and the country has more than 10 million children out of school.“ it stated.

Commenting on the report, Mr Celestine Odo, Good Governance Programme Coordinator for Oxfam in Nigeria, said extreme inequality was undermining the economy and fermenting social unrest.

According to him, Nigerian leaders must be more determined to tackling this terrible problem.

Odo said that it was an irony that Nigerians were living in poverty in spite the abundance of wealth in the country.

He said it was important to free millions of Nigerians from poverty by building a new political and economic system that would work for everyone and not just a fortunate few.

“The government can make a start by tackling corruption, ensuring big business and wealthy individuals pay their fair share of tax, investing in vital public services, and protecting the rights of women,” Odo said.

uzzyfire:
aunty all this wans na Sara. Nigeria GDP is d largest in Africa . take it or leave it

AkoniMoipei:






That is one too many

vaxx:
sure a national issue that can not be debate in parliament becuse of ecowas restriction. ghana is more or less like europe for the average nigerians who cant afford europe.

CocoMilian:


Thats their lifestyle including the men. They give birth to black children and unfortunately when they grow up they follow. Suit. Am sorry to say.
You simply can never runaway from your true identity. The black,African identity. All the different shades of Black is beautiful

CocoMilian:


Thats their lifestyle including the men. They give birth to black children and unfortunately when they grow up they follow. Suit. Am sorry to say.
You simply can never runaway from your true identity. The black,African identity. All the different shades of Black is beautiful

leathalbeast:
my guy, that be murder o.

vaxx:
sure a national issue that can not be debate in parliament becuse of ecowas restriction. ghana is more or less like europe for the average nigerians who cant afford europe.