Just30:
who does Ghana Gas owe ?

Daejoyoung:

lt must be by per capita

forgiveness:


Charlie! Take your time or I will disgrace you here.

forgiveness:


Let him keep deceiving you. Glo dead in Ghana. Bhuhahahaha. Ok see the numbers of subscribers Glo has in Ghana.

Oando is in Ghana.

Ibrahimanis:

I don't know, read it a while back just that it owes money. Will check for the link.

jaycent:
Says by someone who's country is hopeless country that don't have one good city. Is that one a country

forgiveness:


Charlie! Take your time or I will disgrace you here.

Just30:
your Lagos and Abuja is not half as sophisticated as Accra
yet you keep talking

Just30:

if less than 40% of Nigerians have access to clean water is not enough disgrace for your country Nigeria
then i dont know what will

or the poverty figures does not scare you enough

jaycent:
Allow the charlie just allow him to keep ranting

Ibrahimanis:

Exam you take after finishing secondary school to gain admission into higher institutions.

Just30:
your Lagos and Abuja is not half as sophisticated as Accra
yet you keep talking

bantudra:


what the fvck would i be doing in group Kenya...??

whats wrong with you...??

did you ran out of mira leaves or what....??

you sufferin withdrawers....??

tylann:


Just like kenya and what about post jamb what is it

forgiveness:



Is water running in all the house hold in Ghana?

If not, where do you get water from?

Poverty! Bhuhahahaha! You mean poverty is not in Ghana?

Charlie, don't allow me to disgrace you here.

bantudra:


you are allowing hatred to blind you....you do know the past history between ghana and nigeria,right....??

they have a reason to be pissed at us...what reason do you have in far away kenya....??

Just30:
87% of Ghanaians have access to safe water

more than half of Nigerians live in poverty
and that is worse than anywhere else in the world
the scary thing is, their number is increasing

forgiveness:



There's nothing sophisticated about Accra. The recent developments in Lagos is making many Nigerians in Ghana relocate back to Lagos.

Just30:

Its funny how Nigeria keep being stupid

you go to the media, making noise for payment

Just30:

congratulation

at least, Ghana can get rid of half the wayward in her society

forgiveness:



Honestly, the guy is misbehaving.

forgiveness:



I have warned you but you don't want to listen. Well, my Ghanian friends please forgive me.

forgiveness:



I have warned you but you don't want to listen. Well, my Ghanian friends please forgive me.

Just30:
http://citifmonline.com/2018/02/26/glo-races-time-stop-revocation-license/

At the end of March 2017, the total number of mobile voice subscriptions was 35,780,667. This represents a percentage decrease of 8.80% from February 2017’s figure of 39,234,216. The total penetration rate for the month under review was 126.60%

MTN’s voice subscriptions for the period was 16,789,161 representing a percentage decrease of 17.15% from February 2017’s figure of 20,265,399. MTN’s market share for the month under review was 46.92%.

Vodafone’s mobile voice subscriptions increased from 8,428,088 as at the end of February 2017 to 8,582,387 as at the end of March 2017. This represents a percentage increase of 1.83%. Vodafone’s market share for March 2017 was 23.99%.

Tigo’s voice subscriptions decreased from 5,160,279 as at the end of February 2017 to 5,098,480 as at the end of March 2017. This indicates a percentage decrease of 1.20%. Their market share for the month under review was 14.25%.

Airtel’s voice subscriptions decreased from 4,529,315 as at the end of February 2017 to 4,500,907 as at the end of March 2017. This represents a percentage decrease of 0.63%. Their total market share for the month under review was 12.58%.

Glo’s voice subscriptions decreased from 784,283 as at the end of February 2017 to 769,621 at the end of March 2017. This reflects a percentage decrease of 1.87% for the month. Their total market share for the month under review was 2.15%.

Expresso’s voice subscriber figures decreased from 66,852 as at the end of February 2017 to 40,111 as at the end of March 2017. This represents a percentage decrease of 40.00%. Their total market share for the month under review was 0.11%.





is oando an upstream player or a downstream player ?

Just30:
congratulation for being dumb

Ibrahimanis:

What do you call it in Kenya?

Another exam taken after jamb, this one is organized by the respective schools unlike jamb which is general.

NairobiWalker:

So this glo they've bragging about has a market share of barely 1% in Ghana? These guys are clowns.

uche87:
Lagos state is a land of opportunities. It is the commercial capital of Nigeria with unofficially a population of 23 million people 'hustling' to have a bite of the good fortunes of the land. Lagos has a couple of adverse sides a newcomer will have to adapt to and live with.

Below are some common features I hate about Lagos state:

(1) Traffic:

Lagos is highly populated with thousands of people plying limited road networks to work early in the morning and also returning late in the evening. There have been several cases of people spending over 5hrs in traffic merely moving from Mainland to the Island in Lagos. This poses a huge challenge in the movement of goods and services.

[b](2) Cost of accommodation:

Rent in Lagos is very expensive. Most landlords will only rent their houses out if you are ready to pay a 2-year rent. You go through agents who will demand a large sum of money. The 'agreement fee' at times is much enough to rent a two bedroom flat in a cheap area like Ibadan.
(3) The girls:

After the stress of working in Lagos for the day, one would need expert hands to massage all the back pains. The girls in Lagos only understand the language of your pocket and not empty promises of love. Some ladies could demand for Buhari's head for the night.

(4) The beggars:

The beggars in Lagos come in different dimensions. Someone can appear smarter and more expensive than you in Lagos and still beg you for money. They constantly stop you with pitiful stories and faces. Ignoring them sometimes has a way of affecting one's conscience especially if you are the soft type.

(5) Incessant cases of traffic robbery:

I never knew traffic robbery was real until I came to Lagos. CMS, Mile 2, Ikorodu, Orile, Iyana Oba and several other areas have high records of traffic robbers who dispose commuters of their hard-earned belongings. Towards the yuletide, Linda's blog was reporting almost two cases of traffic robbery per day.

(6) Transport cost:

In Lagos people tend to draw a scale of preference on movement. Movement to work is mandatory while others can wait except too important due to the high cost of moving around. For this reasons, most friendships are relegated to online interactions and nothing more.

(7) Congestion:

Lagos is too congested with people. The town planning system of some areas like Satellite town in Amuwo Odofin, Mushin, Okokomaiko, Ajegunle, Oyingbo etc is very poor which affects the ventilation in houses. This could frustrate a newcomer especially when the weather is sunny.

( Churches:

A close study of some churches in Lagos has brought me to the conclusion that some preachings are directed at the congregation's pockets. The churches are always in need of one thing or the other. The speakers psyche you up to even drop what you don't have by faith.

(9) High level of oppression by the rich:

You need to see the cars driven by some people especially on the Island part of Lagos. It takes discipline for your long-term lover to say no to such men. The desperation of joining the wealthy class could push one to destruction. These people may not even work as hard as you do or even have the same educational qualifications with you.

(10) The level of hypocrisy in Lagos is epic:

That club girl that was dancing like a possessed person at the club on a Friday night with that skimpy cloth that puts her endowments on display maybe the sister leading the praise and worship session in a church on Sunday.

Everyone takes up different characters just to bring the money home and pay bills.

- See more at: http://villagetowncrier..com/2016/01/top-10-things-that-could-make-you-hate.html#.dpuf

cc Lalasticlala seun

Just30:
congratulation for being dumb

there is a reason why Ghan has eliminated Guinea worms

NairobiWalker:

So this glo they've bragging about has a market share of barely 1% in Ghana? These guys are clowns.