Are they new or used clothes? If the clothes are new and they have a pungent smell,then I have no idea!

XhosaNostra:


I know what you're talking about, but what I mean is something else lol. Have you ever smelled clothes from India? IDK if it's the dye they use or what, but the clothes have a distinct, unpleasant smell. The two scents are similar.

Jonraid:
Are they new or used clothes? If it's knew and it has got a pungent smell,then I have no idea!

New clothes. I don't know how to put it in words but I can recognise the smell anywhere. I suspect it's some type of a dye.

chrisagyei:
Sakawa is an Hausa word and there is no Hausa tribe or native in Ghana.Have you ever heard of Ghana burger.Idiot.

really? No Hausa tribe or native in Ghana?

What of the zongo communities, what are they classified as? Or is there any form of discrimination against them or what do u mean exactly.

Cos I'm sure hausas are found in almost all northern parts of west africa and some central african countries.

But you bought the clothes and slayed with them?

XhosaNostra:


New clothes. I don't know how to put it in words but I can recognise the smell anywhere. I suspect it's some type of a dye.

Jonraid:
But you bought the clothes and slayed with them?

Yeah because they were cheaper than what we were used to.
I remember I had tekkies (sneakers) with flashing lights on the soles. I was in love with them lol. They were selling a lot novelty stuff. Something different & new. One of the reasons we bought them even though they stank

''Isimba's commissioning on Thursday brings the country's power generation capacity to 1167MW against a peak demand of about 600MW.

With a surplus that is unutilised, retail tariffs are likely to remain high.''

We once talked about this rvp2018,rvp20183

https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Uganda-Isimba-dam-183MW-power/2560-5035760-xh3lfkz/index.html

''Just because it was cheap you was out there smelling like a ass'' (In my Black American's accent)

XhosaNostra:


Yeah because they were cheaper than what we were used to.
I remember I had tekkies (sneakers) with flashing lights on the soles. I was in love with them lol. They were selling a lot novelty stuff. Something different & new. One of the reasons we bought them even though they stank

Jonraid:
''Just because it was cheap you was out there smelling like a ass'' (In my Black American's accent)

Hahaha. Something like that. Nothing a fabric softener can't solve

Jonraid:
''Isimba's commissioning on Thursday brings the country's power generation capacity to 1167MW against a peak demand of about 600MW.

With a surplus that is unutilised, retail tariffs are likely to remain high.''

We once talked about this rvp2018,rvp20183

https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Uganda-Isimba-dam-183MW-power/2560-5035760-xh3lfkz/index.html

So this Is a case of oversupply

They are producing more than they can internally consume! If it be that they will export it,then it's alright!

tylann:

So this Is a case of oversupply

theenchanter:
really? No Hausa tribe or native in Ghana?

What of the zongo communities, what are they classified as? Or is there any form of discrimination against them or what do u mean exactly.

Cos I'm sure hausas are found in almost all northern parts of west africa and some central african countries.

Hausa are not ethnically Ghanaian. the word zongo means traveller camp or stop over. but can be used interchangeably. And again hausa are not the majority in any Ghana zongo. though there are some few hausa from kano and sokoto, what we have are mossi from burkina faso, kotokori from togo, zugu from benin republic , zambaruma, garu from niger rebublic and mali and some few frafra and dagbani from northern Ghana. and there is also presence of Yoruba people. majority who are Muslim. the common language there is waterdown Hausa not the type of Hausa spoken in Nigeria and it was common because of the religion effect of the language.

A typical Somali trader would sell you an iPhone X for half the price! Can't trust them much on quality of their goods.

XhosaNostra:


Hahaha. Something like that. Nothing a fabric softener can't solve

Jonraid:
A typical Somali trader would sell you an iPhone X for half the price! Can't trust them much on quality of their goods.

Is it?

Here they never got into cellphone business. They only sold clothes & the quality wasn't the best but it was okay. Now they're into grocery shops, mostly trading in the townships & villages. People complain that they sell expired food & stale bread, which they steam to fool people into thinking it's fresh. TBH, that's where all these xenophobic attacks start, in the townships, over small things like that.

theenchanter:
really? No Hausa tribe or native in Ghana?

What of the zongo communities, what are they classified as? Or is there any form of discrimination against them or what do u mean exactly.

Cos I'm sure hausas are found in almost all northern parts of west africa and some central african countries.

Hausa is a Language and is very common in Ghanaian zongo communities

the people youll find in the Zongos all have their own language but for cross communications they use Hausa

They sell anything here!

XhosaNostra:


Is it?

Here they never got into cellphone business. They only sold clothes & the quality wasn't the best but it was okay. Now they're into grocery shops, mostly trading in the townships & villages. People complain that they sell expired food & stale bread, which they steam to fool people into thinking it's fresh. TBH, that's where all these xenophobic attacks start, in the townships, over small things like that.

Jonraid:
They sell anything here!

Lol, I'm sensing mischief behind that wink. Like what? Pray tell

Like what? You are so slow! Trust your instincts

XhosaNostra:


Lol, I'm sensing mischief behind that wink. Like what? Pray tell

Jonraid:
Like what? You are so slow! Trust your instincts

Lol, I have a Rated 18 mind so sometimes I like to make sure I ain't projecting stuff before jumping to conclusions

Where's kumamoto the anti Kenyan dude?

XhosaNostra:


The thing with Kaz is, you try to be civil with him but he goes on to say something that makes you reconsider. I don't know if that's his personality or a Tanzanian thing. Bipolar.

It's a Tanzanian thing. You can't work with them.

ednited:


When his party stated the ownership of Addis ababa. You

Same but I’ve some doubt before that.

vaxx:
Hausa are not ethnically Ghanaian. the word zongo means traveller camp or stop over. but can be used interchangeably. And again hausa are not the majority in any Ghana zongo. though there are some few hausa from kano and sokoto, what we have are mossi from burkina faso, kotokori from togo, zugu from benin republic and some few frafra and dagbani from northern Ghana. and there is also presence of Yoruba people. majority who are Muslim. the common language there is waterdown Hausa not the type of Hausa spoken in Nigeria and it was common because of the religion effect of the language.

Good to know.

TayserMahri:


The game is in Ghana. I'm surprised you think we'll win. Once a good neighbor always a good neighbor

I thought it will be in Kenya. But I will stick with Kenya win even though it will be very difficult. Once a good neighbor always a good neighbor.

How does it feel to have a Kenyan playing for a big team in Europe (Wayanama for Spurs)? Is Waysnama your favorite?

Yobeezy:

Where's kumamoto the anti Kenyan dude?

Why they trooping into kenya
A starving nation ??
I thought Tanzania was Paradise

NairobiWalker1:


Thank you good neighbor. The Kenyan team is currently on form. We beat Ghana in the first round but there is very little probability we'll beat them again. I hope so too but they are the favorites. Fortunately, both teams have already qualified so the game is just more of a formality.

Wouldn’t the first place finisher have advantage of getting relatively low teams in the drawing than 2nd place finisher? If so then I think Kenya should defend well and at least get a draw to finish in 1st place?

Hati13:

Wouldn’t the first place finisher have advantage of getting relatively low teams in the drawing than 2nd place finisher? If so then I think Kenya should defend well and at least get a draw to finish in 1st place?

Well, most teams that will manage to get into AFCON are good and if you can't get progress from one group, there is a very low probability you'll progress from any. Anyway, we last qualified for AFCON in 2004. Just qualifying for it this year makes us happy.

i think Nigeria wanted to revenge . An eye for an eye.

it just pathetic to know it was not on crime base but a paper work.

Nigeria deport four Ghanaian today

The Federal Government has announced the deportation of four Ghanaian nationals for what it attributed to their violation of some immigration rules. This was disclosed in a statement issued by the Public Relations Unit of the Nigeria Immigration Service NIS, Friday in Abuja.

The statement reads: “The Nigeria Immigration Service has carried out a Deportation Order as authorised by the Honourable Minister of Interior in respect of four Ghanaian Nationals for violating various provisions of the Immigration Act and Regulations.

“This is in line with the powers vested on the Honourable Minister of Interior in Section 45(1) and (2) of the Immigration Act 2015. “The Order which was issued in the interest of the Public affects three males and a female. They are, Florence Donkur, Simon Gyan, Yeboah Collins and Alhaji Isa.


“They were deported to their country of origin via Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja today 22nd March 2019 by 0900 hrs.

“The Controller General of Immigration, Muhammad Babandede, uses this medium to reaffirm the commitment of the Service to enforce relevant laws whenever the need arises while encouraging regular migrants in the country to be law abiding”.


source. vanguardngnews

vaxx:
i think Nigeria wanted to revenge . An eye for an eye.

it just pathetic to know it was not on crime base but a paper work.

Nigeria deport four Ghanaian today

The Federal Government has announced the deportation of four Ghanaian nationals for what it attributed to their violation of some immigration rules. This was disclosed in a statement issued by the Public Relations Unit of the Nigeria Immigration Service NIS, Friday in Abuja.

The statement reads: “The Nigeria Immigration Service has carried out a Deportation Order as authorised by the Honourable Minister of Interior in respect of four Ghanaian Nationals for violating various provisions of the Immigration Act and Regulations.

“This is in line with the powers vested on the Honourable Minister of Interior in Section 45(1) and (2) of the Immigration Act 2015. “The Order which was issued in the interest of the Public affects three males and a female. They are, Florence Donkur, Simon Gyan, Yeboah Collins and Alhaji Isa.


“They were deported to their country of origin via Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja today 22nd March 2019 by 0900 hrs.

“The Controller General of Immigration, Muhammad Babandede, uses this medium to reaffirm the commitment of the Service to enforce relevant laws whenever the need arises while encouraging regular migrants in the country to be law abiding”.


source. vanguardngnews

What happened ?

Isimba added I think 180MW - the big one is coming Karuma dam up will add 600MW. Obviously if they export it to kenya - they will makes tonnes of money - they charge crazy figure of 21kshs per unit! And I think Jinja still pretty much supply many parts of Western Kenya - after Turkwell which can generate 100MW plus was shutdown and Sondu Miiru doesn't have a dam - so it basically works on during rainy season - and they relie on Jinja & Diesel Generator. KETRACO is on the race to connect Naivasha Geothermal to Uganda..and then Uganda has to find another market for it's power.

Anyway one wishes that Africa was connected - South Africa need power - Nigeria need power - Uganda would sell their excess 1,000MW to them.

Jonraid:
''Isimba's commissioning on Thursday brings the country's power generation capacity to 1167MW against a peak demand of about 600MW.

With a surplus that is unutilised, retail tariffs are likely to remain high.''

We once talked about this rvp2018,rvp20183

https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Uganda-Isimba-dam-183MW-power/2560-5035760-xh3lfkz/index.html

21ksh ?That's so expensive for instance if you consider the amount KPLC buys per unit even from the expensive thermal power right here in Kenya!

rvp2018:
Isimba added I think 180MW - the big one is coming Karuma dam up will add 600MW. Obviously if they export it to kenya - they will makes tonnes of money - they charge crazy figure of 21kshs per unit! And I think Jinja still pretty much supply many parts of Western Kenya - after Turkwell which can generate 100MW plus was shutdown and Sondu Miiru doesn't have a dam - so it basically works on during rainy season - and they relie on Jinja & Diesel Generator. KETRACO is on the race to connect Naivasha Geothermal to Uganda..and then Uganda has to find another market for it's power.

Anyway one wishes that Africa was connected - South Africa need power - Nigeria need power - Uganda would sell their excess 1,000MW to them.

vaxx:
Gerund. it doesn't matter the ethnicity we share, what matter is the ideological difference in us. stop coming up with unneccasry injection. if you feel pained about my post. then post a counter response. you trying to identify with him after you have been nairaland school will stiil not safe your already disgrace startus.

Identify with who? Like I care about your fellow stark illiterates. I never chatted to you so, just watch your mouth unless, you care for another session of pummeling. And what about the gerundial suffix?

tylann:

What happened ?

i dont really know as the newspaper did not state specifically what happen but we can rule out crime related issues as that it is not the cause. if so, the newspaper will have report it as well. my best guess is paper related issues