mtisTheQubit:

what that...is it me or something is cooking here.

She is planing to hook me up to one of her fine a$$ friends
Calm down tylann will never betray you
What happened to loyalty ? Mtis

tylann:

It is not your fault we are used to winning marathons and other long distance stuff except when Ethiopians outshine us
Maasai is the most famous Kenyan tribe
I have heard they men are good at hitting it i don't blame her

What about the rest of the tribes? Are they one pump champs?

SuperIgbo1:
[s][/s]

Another emotionally-induced, incoherent rants of a crackhead.

Your sorry arse story is not even well punctuated and standardly paragraphed yet, you believe you can school me? You must be outta your darn mind, looool.

Some of the companies you mentioned only have their headquarters situated in Lagos and, that's cos of its strategic location and, some underground politics. After the civil war, the Nigerian head of state - Yakubu Gowon, initiated the 3rs policies. That was reconstruction, rehabilitation and, reconciliation.

It was rather ironic that, reconstruction started in Lagos instead of the present day SE states and some SS states that was the battle ground. This explains that reason why there are little or no federal government presence in these regions. But guess what? These regions today are flourishing notwithstanding, producing the best brains in Africa.

You're really a retardedd dumbass. I don't even care if you're playing to the gallery, I just have to teach you some senses. The only indigenous telecom company in Nigeria today is owned by Yorubas but, guess what? Nigerians voted GLO as the worst telecom company in Nigeria while, MTN Nigeria which has a permanent business deal with Diamomd bank, an Igbo-owned bank stays churning out the best services in Nigeria, looooool.

GLO is a typical example of what happened to all the Nigerian companies acquired by Yorubas in 1971 during the Nigerianization policy. Not even one exists till this moment.

Anyway, show me one market in Ghana that matches Alaba intl'market. Stark illiterate!

You and the stupid mofo sharing this hogwash of yours will learn by force even if you failed to do so. As i said, i will educate you educationally and intellectually. just be patient.

Lagos is the only non stagnated state in Nigeria if oil lost its full economical potential, probably kano can also followed. it is located on the Atlantic Ocean coast and this alone postion it well as the economic hub .no eastern potopoto state has that potential.

Even though many people are sure that Nigeria is quite a poor country, Lagos city is able to ruin this prejudice. This is a modern megalopolis with all the attractions of a big developed city and perfect views by day and night.

Despite glo poor performance, iT IS IS MORE SUCCESSFUL THAN COLLAPSED DIAMOND IGBO OPERATED BANK. your foolishness does bnot take into account of the numerous development of Dangote project all over lagos and gou stupidly do not ask why there is no single dangote invetment in the entire South east.



Ghana market have substantial product for the Ghanians and he neighbour. even with alaba saturated fake product, most of your gullible tribe men still end up buying quality product from togo and benin republic.

XhosaNostra:


Of course not!

For you, pudding

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HbKnQxd0_E/url]

nice one..thanks

ednited:



Sure I beleive that happened. It may sound fake for Kenyans or anyone of you in here. Because you didn't have such type of experience. You have no idea what level the hatred has gotten in here

Kenyans have experienced it
Some tribes were complaining to have been vaccinated to be infertile
It end up to be a mere propaganda

68816419:


Don't be too sure black boy, Nigeria exports cars, Cables,computers, Agricultural produces..... to your dead countrie .

Nigeria export cars to where?

cables and computers to where ?


you are importing billions of Agricultural products so what agricultural products do you produce and export ?


crazy people


All the flour used in Ghana is from either Takoradi flour mills or Irani Brothers
the milks used in Ghana are Ideal milk, Carnation
then you come to the UHTs which are imported from Europe

Then you have the powdered milks

tylann:

Kenyans have experienced it
Some tribes were complaining to have been vaccinated to be infertile
It end to be a mere propaganda

thats what am trying to tell her..the stuff in not new here..

XhosaNostra:


What about the rest of the tribes? Are they one pump champs?

Okay others are also good at it

chrisagyei:
Maybe you have to show this to Buhari who spent more than 6 months away in a London hospital whilst he was a sitting president.And you want to tell me about 5 of your best 7 hospitals are only in Lagos and are also foreign built private hospitals for over 200 million population with 36 different states.No wonder your life expectancy is 54 years old and have one of the highest maternal mortality rates and also your overall 3rd best hospital ranks number 21 in Africa and 7th best ranks 121 best in Africa,Tragic,please delete this disgraceful post

Where did your President went for treatment before he died, hypocrite? see the bolded.

Where are your best hospitals outside Accra?

Can you point to the foreign hospitals on the list?


African Leaders Who Have Sought Healthcare Outside Africa

Uwagbale Edward-Ekpu
12 months ago

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According to WHO Report on the state of health financing in the African region,

the average total health expenditure in African countries stood at US$ 135 per capita in 2010, which is only a small fraction of the US$ 3,150 spent on health in an average high-income country. Insufficient investment in the health sector or in actions to tackle the environmental and social determinants of health is a serious obstacle to improving health outcomes in Africa, particularly considering that the continent bears the bulk of the global morbidity and mortality burden for maternal and infant mortality and HIV/AIDS.

In addition, the rise in noncommunicable diseases and injuries has put many countries under the pressure of a double burden of disease. The major constraint arising from funds shortage in most African countries is that the strategies and mechanisms that underpin health financing systems pose problems.

In about half of African countries, 40% or more of the total health expenditure is constituted of household out-of-pocket payments, which is the most regressive way of funding health care. The reliance on this payment mechanism creates financial barriers to access to health services and puts people at the risk of impoverishment.

Healthcare has never been a priority for most African presidents. As long as they and their families get treatments overseas, all is settled for them. There are many examples of African presidents who have sought treatment outside Africa. Some actually died in office while on treatment abroad, or at least they had received treatment abroad.

Muhammadu Buhari, President of Nigeria is the leader of the pack. Despite criticizing politicians for seeking medical care abroad “when such can be handled in Nigeria,” He spent more than 100 days in the UK for medical treatment in 2017 and has travelled five times to the UK for treatments.

Patrice Talon, the President of the Republic of Benin, underwent surgery in France in June 2017.

Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe for the past 37 years, frequently seeks eye-related treatment in Singapore, travelled thrice in 2017.

Jose Eduardo dos Santos who has just stepped down as Angola’s leader after 38 years, also travels to Spain for treatment in may 2017.

In October 2014, President Michael Sata of Zambia died in the UK, after being taken to Israel and India for treatments.

In 2014, Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria has been to France twice for treatment.

In November 2012, Guinea Bissau’s Malam Bacai Sanha died in France.

In August 2012, Ethiopia’s Meles Zenawi died in Belgium after 17 years in power.

In July 2012, Ghana’s Atta Mills died in Accra after returning from a brief medical spell in the US.

In May 2010, Nigeria’s Musa Yar’Adua died in Abuja after returning from treatment in Saudi Arabia.

In June 2009, Gabon’s President Omar Bongo Ondimba died in Spain. He had ruled for 38 years.

In August 2008, Zambia’s President Levy Mwanawasa died in France.

In December 2008, Guinea’s President Lansana Conté died in Conakry after 24 years in power. He had been receiving treatment in Switzerland.

In February 2005, after 38 years in office, President Gnassingbe Eyadema of Togo died on board the aircraft that was evacuating him for emergency treatment abroad.

In March 1984, President Ahmed Sekou Toure of Guinea passed away in the US after 26 years as President. He had been rushed to the US after being stricken in Saudi Arabia the previous day.

As presidents and Head of States, their medical expenses are paid from their country’s purse (tax payer’s money). This courtesy also extends to senior government employees.

Note: Nelson Mandela received treatment and care in his own country till he passed away.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/scitechafrica.com/2018/03/17/african-leaders-who-have-sought-healthcare-outside-africa/amp/

mtisTheQubit:

nice one..thanks

Mention not.

So Mtis, besides hitting the bottle, what else do you like to do in your spare time? Hobbies.

tylann:

Kenyans have experienced it
Some tribes were complaining to have been vaccinated to be infertile
It end up to be a mere propaganda

They say there is no honor among something (i cant remember the thing though )

samorobo:


Let me start with you

You claim nigerians are rush to Ghana ......I ask you is ghana heaven or is ot paradise. .....let me just believe that it is because of argument sake...
Let me educate you on what attract africans to us, Europe and asia...them you will tell me if your country has achieved all these...

High standard of living
Quality infastructure ( good transport system, better housing, )
Better paying jobs
Access to basic amenities and so many more
Good roads from streets to major roads

Have ghana achieve all the this?
So why will nigerians migrate to Ghana. .
Ghanaians are living here in Nigeria and it is always it has been estimated by your govt that over 500,000 ghanians are living in Nigeria and he also said that is the amount he can account for and urge ghanians to come out so they can no how many are in our country. ....
Nigerian in ghana are either there for business or they are there to supply market from Nigeria to Ghana. ..
How many made in Nigeria product do you have in ghana? Trust it is much ...and the only made in ghana product is just alomo bitters....
Pls stop trying to paint ghana as paradise because it n term of infastructural we are ahead of you by a long margin

according to my government
Ghanaians in Nigeria are less than 200,000 currently

Just30:
Nigeria export cars to where?

cables and computers to where ?


you are importing billions of Agricultural products so what agricultural products do you produce and export ?


crazy people


All the flour used in Ghana is from either Takoradi flour mills or Irani Brothers
the milks used in Ghana are Ideal milk, Carnation
then you come to the UHTs which are imported from Europe

Then you have the powdered milks

Don't mind him, Nigeria agriciltural sector cannot even produce common maize all round apart from the rainy season

chrisagyei:
Maybe you have to show this to Buhari who spent more than 6 months away in a London hospital whilst he was a sitting president.And you want to tell me about 5 of your best 7 hospitals are only in Lagos and are also foreign built private hospitals for over 200 million population with 36 different states.No wonder your life expectancy is 54 years old and have one of the highest maternal mortality rates and also your overall 3rd best hospital ranks number 21 in Africa and 7th best ranks 121 best in Africa,Tragic,please delete this disgraceful post

im crying
seriously

Nigeria needs help

forgiveness:


Meaning, Ghana is more...... because Abuja clinic is rated above all the hospitals in Ghana. Sorry.

Where did WHO declared Nigeria with the most diseases?

keep building castles in the air

tylann:

Okay others are also good at it

You had me there for a second. Whew!

Do Massai people really walk around with their ding-a-lings out in the open?

mtisTheQubit:


They say there is no honor among something (i cant remember the thing though )

Hapo umeniumiza akili
Cja rada any

XhosaNostra:


Mention not.

So Mtis, besides hitting the bottle, what else do you like to do in your spare time? Hobbies.

movies an other stuff...no weed though if i may add ..thats for T man

Just30:


keep building castles in the air

This is based on WHO ranking.

forgiveness:


Where did your President went for treatment before he died, hypocrite? see the bolded.

Where are your best hospitals outside Accra?

Can you point to the foreign hospitals on the list?


African Leaders Who Have Sought Healthcare Outside Africa

Uwagbale Edward-Ekpu
12 months ago

Advertisements

According to WHO Report on the state of health financing in the African region,

the average total health expenditure in African countries stood at US$ 135 per capita in 2010, which is only a small fraction of the US$ 3,150 spent on health in an average high-income country. Insufficient investment in the health sector or in actions to tackle the environmental and social determinants of health is a serious obstacle to improving health outcomes in Africa, particularly considering that the continent bears the bulk of the global morbidity and mortality burden for maternal and infant mortality and HIV/AIDS.

In addition, the rise in noncommunicable diseases and injuries has put many countries under the pressure of a double burden of disease. The major constraint arising from funds shortage in most African countries is that the strategies and mechanisms that underpin health financing systems pose problems.

In about half of African countries, 40% or more of the total health expenditure is constituted of household out-of-pocket payments, which is the most regressive way of funding health care. The reliance on this payment mechanism creates financial barriers to access to health services and puts people at the risk of impoverishment.

Healthcare has never been a priority for most African presidents. As long as they and their families get treatments overseas, all is settled for them. There are many examples of African presidents who have sought treatment outside Africa. Some actually died in office while on treatment abroad, or at least they had received treatment abroad.

Muhammadu Buhari, President of Nigeria is the leader of the pack. Despite criticizing politicians for seeking medical care abroad “when such can be handled in Nigeria,” He spent more than 100 days in the UK for medical treatment in 2017 and has travelled five times to the UK for treatments.

Patrice Talon, the President of the Republic of Benin, underwent surgery in France in June 2017.

Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe for the past 37 years, frequently seeks eye-related treatment in Singapore, travelled thrice in 2017.

Jose Eduardo dos Santos who has just stepped down as Angola’s leader after 38 years, also travels to Spain for treatment in may 2017.

In October 2014, President Michael Sata of Zambia died in the UK, after being taken to Israel and India for treatments.

In 2014, Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria has been to France twice for treatment.

In November 2012, Guinea Bissau’s Malam Bacai Sanha died in France.

In August 2012, Ethiopia’s Meles Zenawi died in Belgium after 17 years in power.

In July 2012, Ghana’s Atta Mills died in Accra after returning from a brief medical spell in the US.

In May 2010, Nigeria’s Musa Yar’Adua died in Abuja after returning from treatment in Saudi Arabia.

In June 2009, Gabon’s President Omar Bongo Ondimba died in Spain. He had ruled for 38 years.

In August 2008, Zambia’s President Levy Mwanawasa died in France.

In December 2008, Guinea’s President Lansana Conté died in Conakry after 24 years in power. He had been receiving treatment in Switzerland.

In February 2005, after 38 years in office, President Gnassingbe Eyadema of Togo died on board the aircraft that was evacuating him for emergency treatment abroad.

In March 1984, President Ahmed Sekou Toure of Guinea passed away in the US after 26 years as President. He had been rushed to the US after being stricken in Saudi Arabia the previous day.

As presidents and Head of States, their medical expenses are paid from their country’s purse (tax payer’s money). This courtesy also extends to senior government employees.

Note: Nelson Mandela received treatment and care in his own country till he passed away.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/scitechafrica.com/2018/03/17/african-leaders-who-have-sought-healthcare-outside-africa/amp/

at least He didnt seek threatment outside
but rather at the Military hospital

He was on an official trip abroad when he had to take a medical leave for check up

tylann:

Hapo umeniumiza akili
Cja rada any

wahenga walisema there is no honor among thieves..

XhosaNostra:


You had me there for a second. Whew!

Do Massai people really walk around with their ding-a-lings out in the open?

No that is just stereotype
No kenyan tribe walks around with they mjulubeng out in the open

mtisTheQubit:

movies an other stuff...no weed though if i may add ..thats for T man

You should try some that thing make me feel alive
I just finished 8 rolls today and
2 packets of cigarettes

forgiveness:


This is based on WHO ranking.

WHO indeed


build more castles

mtisTheQubit:


wahenga walisema there is no honor among thieves..

nmerada sasa

vaxx:
Don't mind him, Nigeria agriciltural sector cannot even produce common maize all round apart from thr rainy season

When the public debt to GDP ratio reaches the 60% red-line that's when we should start panicking .With our growth of our real GDP,expect the debt to GDP ratio to downsize a bit!

forgiveness:



Overcooked self dey worry am.

Just30:

Based on Nigeria newspaper punch"", small GHANA is exporting more yam than Nigeria

Just30:
at least He didnt seek threatment outside
but rather at the Military hospital

He was on an official trip abroad when he had to take a medical leave for check up

Official trip indeed. The lies have been bursted long time ago but you still dey here dey sugarcoat am.



NPP-USA Reveals The Truth About Mills’ Unusual USA Trips

Mills 07.11

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NPP-USA finds the notoriously lying NDC’s official explanation for President Mills’ sudden trip to the United States on Christmas Eve to be puerile and insulting to the intelligence of Ghanaians. Exactly a week after he returned* *from a month’s trip to North America, including a two-week holiday in the United States, the president made a quick dash to the United States on a nine-day official visit on December 24 for a supposed investment meeting when the investors he purports to meet were on holidays.

On Thursday December 15, 2011 between the hours of 8:30 and noon, President John Evans Atta Mills was seen in the company of four Caucasian security operatives on the 4th floor of the world famous Memorial Sloan Kettering hospital, “the world's oldest and largest private cancer center” located in New York.

NPP-USA upon receiving this information elected to respect the president’s privacy due to the sensitivity of a cancer treatment. But in light of what appears to be a persistent practice of the NDC administration to not only lie to the Ghanaian people, but also to insult our intelligence with such impunity, we feel compelled to publish what we know.

It may be recalled that President Mills took a two-week leave, but ended up staying for 31 days. The Ghanaian public began to raise questions as to why the extended stay abroad by their president. To these questions, the president’s communications team gave a variety of reasons. These reasons included meeting with investors in Canada, visits to Wall Street in New York, meeting with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, and a justification that the president deserved the rest.

On December 17, 2011, the president returned from his month-long “working vacation” and boldly stated during his comments on arrival that his trip to the United States “was not to seek medical attention,” and that he worked on the quiet “brokering catalytic deals to accelerate the national development agenda.” Exactly one week after his return to Ghana, the president rushed back to the United States under the pretext that he is meeting investors. Evidently the President rushed to the USA to attend to a very highly prioritized personal issue of which he tries to conceal from Ghanaians.

In their desperate attempt to cover up President Mills’ cancer treatment in the USA, his handlers have spun lies that border on the ridiculous. On his arrival in Ghana on December, 31 the President is reported to have stated as follows “In the US the 26th is not a holiday; it is rather the 25th, so I used those days ………to accomplish all the assignments that I had in mind” Ghanaweb, December 31, 2011

The NPP-USA would like to point out to the President’s handlers that in the USA if a Christmas falls on a weekend, as it was the case in 2011, the following Monday, i.e. December 26 is treated as a holiday and most offices are closed. In addition, the US investors are family oriented people who travel to the various parts of the country to spend time with their families during the holiday season - Hanukah, Christmas and Kwanzaa respectively.

There are many questions on the minds of Ghanaians that need answers. First, if these so-called “catalytic deals” were so important and obviously not completed, why burn airplane fuel to return home for one week after staying away for 31 days? This brief trip home is especially inexplicable considering that the only significant activity the president engaged in while in Ghana was issuing a statement in defense of the thievery of the national treasury by Alfred Woyome and Betty Moulds Iddrisu.

Second, what Christian president would abscond from his country on the eve of Christmas to meet with investors who themselves have left their offices for holidays? What “catalytic deals” are so time sensitive that they cannot wait for at least one week until after the holidays especially if they took 31 days to manifest?

Third, could President Mills’ visit to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center on Thursday December 15, 2011 have been for tests, which showed tumors that need immediate attention hence his rushed return to New York? Or is the president adhering to a chemotherapy treatment, which cycles are supposed to have weekly intervals?

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Fourth, although it is tempting for presidents to cover up their medical conditions, is President Mills not being hypocritical given that he was reported by Wikileaks to have implored the late Nigerian President Y’araDua to “come clean” on his health conditions when the latter was in a similar mysterious situation of missing in action? And if the Castle’s objective is to hide the president’s health issues, can the communications team not be a little more intelligent about it rather than insulting Ghanaians’ intelligence with less than thoughtful excuses?

Fifth, upon arrival on December 30th, 2011, the lying Mills communication team alluded to the fact that President Mills met with Columbia University Professor Jeffrey Sachs to secure the $18 million SADA loan. Here again the facts indicate otherwise. The same SADA loan was supposedly secured by this same administration back in September 2011 when they announced it. In addition, our research indicates that Detroit, Michigan native Dr. Jeffrey Sachs’ schedule of activities broke off on December 22, 2011 and resumes on January 19, 2012.

Cancer is a serious ailment, and NPP-USA is obviously concerned about our president’s health. It is for this reasons that we elected not to sound the alarm when we first obtained information about his visit to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York on Thursday December 15, 2011 between 830hrs and 1200 hrs. But if the president and his communications team feel compelled to lie to Ghanaians about his abnormal forays into the United States, we feel compelled as well to share what we know with the Ghanaian people.

This is a delicate issue that requires matured rather than derisive response from the dysfunctional NDC communication team. President Mills should stop toying with the intelligence of Ghanaians and tell us the truth; especially at the time when Ghanaians have become suspicious of his health condition.

https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/NPP-USA-Reveals-The-Truth-About-Mills-Unusual-USA-Trips-226858

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forgiveness:


Good to know you are one of... not the number one or two. See ya father below.

mtisTheQubit:

movies an other stuff...no weed though if i may add ..thats for T man

What "other stuff"?

Lol, so you're only a happy lush? I can live with that...I think

30 hubs for 48 million Kenyans? I'll take it any day!

You only have 55 hubs in a country of more than 150 million people!

forgiveness:


Good to know you are one of... not the number one or two. See ya father below.