Jonraid:
What's her Zodiac sign though? Because I'm having problems with ones having the Aquarius sign!

Xhosanostra will take it from there

tylann:


Xhosanostra will take it from there

Lol, I'm an Aquarius.

What's your sign, T?

XhosaNostra:


Hope he's not an old man either

Although this got me looking at old men differently lol. Very funny. This is my type of thing. I like dirty humour. Not too smutty though.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHIk6K64cnU/url]

Okay jonraid is available as my substitute

Jonraid:
What's her Zodiac sign though? Because I'm having problems with ones having the Aquarius sign!

What's your problem with them?

What's your sign?

XhosaNostra:


Lol, I'm an Aquarius.

What's your sign, T?

Sagittarius

I'm a virgo!

I don't know.We are not compatible with Aquarius

It's only a Zodiac sign anyways!

XhosaNostra:


What's your problem with them?

What's your sign?

tylann:


Sagittarius

Lol, no wonder you said you have a restless nature. I like Sagittarius people. My friend Butchy is one too

Butchy, don't beat me abeg. Yes, I'm discussing astrology. Go hug a transformer

Jonraid:
I'm a virgo!

I don't know.We are not compatible with Aquarius

It's only a Zodiac sign anyways!

Virgo is boring though lol. Can you relate to the characteristics of your sign?

SuperIgbo1:
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When did you hear me say Nigeria was better than Ghana? Y'all Ghanaians are stark illiterates.

I don't give a fck about Ghana and, I don't care about Nigeria either. Actually, the only time I remember Ghana is when I see an extremely black person. Now GTOH with your dumbass Ghana superiority rhetorics.

poverty is synonymous with your darling



it makes you think backward

PetroDollax:
Fuckeduppedness you must be a comedian, I bet. Did you say Abuja clinic? At least I know Abuja clinic! If Abuja clinic is one of your top health facilities, then indeed Nigeria is fvcked

But wait ooh! With al these “world-class” health facilities, how come life expectancy is a miserable 46years and falling in the sh1thole? How come the WHO declared Nigeria the country with the most diseases?

Lol it is not our fault that your rubbish hospitals was not recognized. ..deal with citizen of debt trap country waiting for China neo colonialism
Citizen of hiv capital of the world ....citizen of Asawo capital of the world

Enjoy Gholiday

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luCDOAbvlJg

Jonraid:
I'm actually innocent

Never taken a glass of pint!

You are such a character,are free times meant for f*cking?

Okay what then do you do
Iam in love with gyptian skins iam imprisoned with the pusy so

[quote author=chrisagyei post=76468073]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[/quote

No we won't delete it ....show us your own

Just30:
ive not come across that in history

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mQDX8pXP20&t=52s

The heading says so man. The language you could tell me what they're saying. I assumed he was explaining how Ashanti royal queens would get the most muscled Dagomba males to impregnate them.

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

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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/

Thanks for exposing the idiot.....God bless you

tylann:

This guy is a major league reta.rd
Full of jealousy and hatred towards Kenya
Just like alot of tanzanians are
Imagine tanzanians were celebrating during the dusit terror attack saying kenyans deserved it

was telling him sometimes back that if the boat that capsized in L. Victoria killing may tanzanians had capsized in Kenya they would have declared national holiday

Just30:
according to my government
Ghanaians in Nigeria are less than 200,000 currently

Well your govt is wrong ....cause in Nigeria your govt said and gave us that figure ....so deal with it

Jonraid:
I left that important bit.Thank you for saying.It is a win win for both the investor and the host!

Yeah. You sounded like a glutton But is cool now.

XhosaNostra:


Lol, no wonder you said you have a restless nature. I like Sagittarius people. My friend Butchy is one too

Butchy, don't beat me abeg. Yes, I'm discussing astrology. Go hug a transformer

Iam not restless iam just a cool guy
You should pay a visit to tylann's place
I will show you how i live
Why do girls into astrology too much

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

And how much do ghana have with their yam export

ednited:


You will soon see.

I heard your friendship with Eritrea was a false start Is that what you mean?

XhosaNostra:


TBH, when I think of Kenya, I also think of skinny athletes. But that's not all I remember a story that was in the news years ago. These newlyweds went to honeymoon in Kenya, but the groom returned to his country alone. The bride fell in love with a Massai! Apparently he was worth risking it all

That's very mature of you, T. Boyfriend material right there

Thats how we roll.

TayserMahri:


was telling him sometimes back that if the boat that capsized in L. Victoria killing may tanzanians had capsized in Kenya they would have declared national holiday

Yes they could have said how Kenyan officials are corrupt they let a faulty ferry carry people and kill people
But if it is Tanzania is an accident if it is Kenya we deserved it

XhosaNostra:


Ok. Now songea nikubusu

they will send this thread to the Romance section at this rate

tylann:

Iam not restless iam just a cool guy
You should pay a visit to tylann's place
I will show you how i live
Why do girls into astrology too much

"Tylann's place" You must be high as a kite right now.

I don't know about that. None of the people I know are into astrology. I mean, deep astrology. Not horoscopes from a magazine.

Sometimes astrology is a great tool to help you understand people on a surface level. It's also good for compatibility. However, it's not always spot on, because someone who's perfect for you on paper, may turn out to be the worst possible choice. I don't rely on it too much, I just use it as a guideline when interacting with people.

mtisTheQubit:

just wait alittle...it will be bigly awesome like Trump would say ..

TayserMahri:




Thats how we roll.

So you're home wreckers?

TayserMahri:


they will send this thread to the Romance section at this rate

Hahaha

XhosaNostra:


"Tylann's place" You must be high as a kite right now.

I don't know about that. None of the people I know are into astrology. I mean, deep astrology. Not horoscopes from a magazine.

Sometimes astrology is a great tool to help you understand people on a surface level. It's also good for compatibility. However, it's not always spot on, because someone who's perfect for you on paper, may turn out to be the worst possible choice. I don't rely on it too much, I just use it as a guideline when interacting with people.

Okay
Iam not high right iam okay
At tylann's place that is my apartment where i live
People call it at tylann's place

XhosaNostra:


So you're home wreckers?

Nuh we just have good bedminton skills.

XhosaNostra:


Hahaha

You really love romance stuff gal. Have you considered acting in a soap opera.

tylann:

Okay
Iam not high right iam okay
At tylann's place that is my apartment where i live
People call it at tylann's place

But you're Tylann, so it's not "Tylann's place" to you lol. Weirdo

What's good at Tylann's place?