obaaderemi:
Not everyone is gay like you.
Kiberamonkey.

You have nothing meaningful to say again. For days you have failed to show us what your ancestors built in the 19th century even after scouring the internet for days and nights.You disgraced yourself by thinking The Water House and Shitta Mosque were British buildings.
.

It is pathetic attempt to run away from tough discussion that he can't handle.once you are so hot for him to handle he would proceed to label you gay. I take pride in knowing that I am among those who has tampered with his life.just take the gay as a tittle of superioritY from him cos that is how he mask the word instead of just calling you my boss

samorobo:




It is pathetic attempt to run away from tough discussion that he can't handle.once you are so hot for him to handle he would proceed to label you gay. I take pride in knowing that [b]I am among those who has tampered with his life.[/b]just take the gay as a tittle of superioritY from him cos that is how he mask the word instead of just calling you my boss

His life is no longer the same.He is trapped on a Nigerian forum against his wish. I pity his family members. He is going to be taking it out on them.

It's funny how he thinks everyone is gay like him.And also funny is the fact that he never tries to deny it.

vaxx2:
Do you even know Ghana was exporting refined oil to Nigeria three years ago? From his Tema port.

Okay vaxx links please. And even if they did we be helping africa and the world stabilise oil price and also help it's sloppy economy .

I would soon provide you a link on how we are planning to control gas export by climbing to number 2 and kicking china or usa which ever holds that number 2 spot. Dont underestimate our importance to the world,africa and most especially ghana which is just a stone throw from Nigeria

vaxx2:
[s]this is uncalled for. Your wisdom is really limited and you could have sent it to your people with the same myopic view. . You should have written about your illiteracy and your constant foolishness .

I am not engaging you obaawonidiot. What is the evidence your ancestors are the original owner of that building you posted?. Let start your saturday lesson from there[/s]..

Goat thinks Alata is from pepper. Your brain is so small.

jaycent:
Accra don't have the infrastructure that Abuja has Accra is the big village and laughable city in Africa

So you're trying so hard to compare Accra with Abuja. Which everyone here knows that Abuja is more beautiful than Lagos not to talk of Accra. You're dreaming charlie

Accra have more infrastructure than Abuja


That is one of the reasons why the entire black American community prefer Accra over Abuja

Dont mention Abuja when youre mentioning Infrastructure because it lacks behind


Abuja has the most infrastructure in Nigeria but cant be compared to even Abidjan

samorobo:



Okay vaxx links please. And even if they did we be helping africa and the world stabilise oil price and also help it's sloppy economy .

I would soon provide you a link on how we are planning to control gas export by climbing to number 2 and kicking china or usa which ever holds that number 2 spot. Dont underestimate our importance to the world,africa and most especially ghana which is just a stone throw from Nigeria

They are waiting for Dangote to finish his refinery.

obaaderemi:
His life is no longer the same.He is trapped on a Nigerian forum against his wish. I pity his family members. He is going to be taking it out on them.

It's funny how he thinks everyone is gay like him.And also funny is the fact that he never tries to deny it.

Yes the fool has been on this thread since 2016. He was among the founding father's so what do you expect.

He can't deny his sexuality cos it his is attempt to know who amongst us would join his unnatural crusade

obaaderemi:
[s]Goat thinks Alata is from pepper. Your brain is so small[/s].

i am not engaging you idiot. Answer the question i posted to you obaawonidiot.

samorobo:



True ...it has been used for various documentaries and his even learnt at havard

The most interesting thing about the Benin Kingdom is how its ancient artist were able to document their precolonial history with those brass,bronze and copper sculptures. Ashanti was a baby kingdom.

samorobo:



Okay vaxx links please. And even if they did we be helping africa and the world stabilise oil price and also help it's sloppy economy .

I would soon provide you a link on how we are planning to control gas export by climbing to number 2 and kicking china or usa which ever holds that number 2 spot. Dont underestimate our importance to the world,africa and most especially ghana which is just a stone throw from Nigeria

Good to know you are planning.. pragmatic nation plan and work in addition.

obaaderemi:
Paste the facts here that your people built those structures. That shouldn't be too hard for even a lazy boy like you to do. All those structures were owned and built by the British and Portuguese.

Show us the manhyia palace and prove to us that it was not built by the British.
You dare not try that. You've cornered yourself like the mouse you are,my boy.


Go ahead and prove those claims wrong with links and paste the facts here for your friends to learn. You can never try it. I have you by the balls.

go pick a book and read



I will recommend 10 good books for you to go and read when i remember their names

vaxx2:
jacent is still an undergraduate. He does not understand a research websites from a blog page.


It will be kind of you if you educate him. He seems to be a good boy.

im not even surprised

vaxx2:
i am not engaging you idiot. Answer the question i posted to you obaawonidiot.

Why would I engage a baby goat like you? I am only humiliating you. Don't confuse that with engagement.

vaxx2:
Do you even know Ghana was exporting refined oil to Nigeria three years ago? From his Tema port.

How would he know

they usually know nothing about their own country

all they follow is the popular slogans from their politicians

Just30:
Accra have more infrastructure than Abuja


That is one of the reasons why the entire black American community prefer Accra over Abuja

Dont mention Abuja when youre mentioning Infrastructure because it lacks behind


Abuja has the most infrastructure in Nigeria but cant be compared to even Abidjan

I can see these thread is making not to sound realistic again ot as I'd you are living in illusion.

Black Americans coming was your govt childish and Idolizing attempt to worship and beg citizen that has been battered and humiliated by racism. They had to beg them to flee from all the racism craze in America offering them a racist free country. Even on that aljazeera link that vaxx once posted you will see that the primary school teacher which was a black American clearly stated that accra is so underdeveloped but she will manage it so long has she don't have to try so had impress a white man.

Go and google top ten countries that black Americans are migrating to and you will see nigeria there. We don't have to beg and convince them with silly end of the year slave party . Ghana was on that list because of the fortune they spend on idolizing the normal human being who flee away for so long only to come back by your govt persuading

obaaderemi:
[s]Why would I engage a baby goat like you? I am only humiliating you. Don't confuse that with [b]engagement.[/b[/s]]

You now symbolised sanitary pad. ...... ""obaawonidiot "" is looking for a rematch of the overflog beating.


Let start your saturday lesson from here. What is the evidence that building belongs to your ancestor?

Just30:
go pick a book and read



I will recommend 10 good books for you to go and read when i remember their names

Paste it here like everyone does. This is the digital age.Everything is a click away.I can post the links here to kill you finally but I am like Mohammed Ali.I like to torment and humiliate my opponents for a long time like you all must have noticed by now. You can never paste anything here to substantiate your claims that those structures were owned and built by Ghanaians. Like I have done for the Lagos buildings.

The bolded is an admittance of failure. You will never remember the names of those books cause they exist only in your imagination.

samorobo:



Just30 is better to keep your ego aside and accept the truth. I can provide you ten links that quote your president's exact word saying he is waiting. .enjoy this one below


Nigeria: 'Completion of Dangote Refinery Will Help Africa's Sloppy Economy'
Tagged:
Business Nigeria Petroleum West Africa

Nigeria and other African countries will soon heave a sigh of relief from the sloppy economic situation occasioned by price instability with the imminent completion of the Dangote Refinery and other modular refineries in Nigeria, the Dangote Group said yesterday.
Already, the President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo, at a forum in Egypt, said his country was anxiously waiting for the readiness of the Dangote Refinery to save his government from economic distortion caused by massive importation of petroleum from Europe.
The Technical Adviser on Refinery and Petrochemicals to the President of Dangote Group, Engr. Babajide Soyode, said the completion of the Dangote Refinery and other modular refinery projects in Nigeria would culminate in the integration of the downstream industries, lower cost of business and stabilise the prices of petroleum products across Africa.
Engr. Soyode made this assertion during a panel session on "Refining, Transportation and Petrochemicals Forum" at the just concluded 2019 Nigeria International Petroleum Summit in Abuja.
He emphasised the need for the Federal Government to fully deregulate the downstream sector.
He said "by the time Dangote completes the largest single train-refinery, in addition to what other investors are doing, Nigeria will have more than enough petrol for domestic use and for export."

it is called Pan-Africanism


building market for your oil
something your president should be doing but as usual, It has to take Ghana to do that for you all the time.



Govt To Build New Oil Refinery For $4 Bn
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Government has announced an ambitious plan to build a new oil refinery to replace the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) within the next three to four years.

Energy Minister, Boakye Agyarko, who disclosed this says the new facility should increase the supply of refined products in Ghana.

This is also part of attaining the energy hub status that the government is aiming at in the short to medium term.

The announcement comes days after the Institute of Energy Security (IES) warned of some impact on fuel supply should government fail to resolve the operational challenges at TOR.

Currently, TOR is able to refine crude up to 20,000 barrels of oil per day.

But Boakye Agyarko has told Citi Business News this should increase by about seven times to 150,000 barrels of oil with the new refinery.

The new facility is also estimated at 4 billion dollars.

He spoke on the sidelines of the Downstream Petroleum Colloquium by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA).

“We want to make sure that in the next three to four years, we build a brand new TOR of about 150,000 barrels of oil per day throughput, and then gradually ease out the old TOR which becomes a tank farm for the new TOR. Because the old TOR currently is at 20,000 barrels of oil per day which is not satisfactory, and if you ramp it up, the most you could get out of the old engine is 80,000 barrels of oil per day,” he stated.

The IES’ concerns among others had to do with leadership challenges at the refinery, which it argues has contributed to the inability to sustain operations.

The Energy Minister further disclosed plans to review the current laws governing the downstream sector.

The move will among others dwell on strategic stock management, increased access to petroleum products as well as improved quality of petroleum products.

Mr. Agyarko further revealed that, an implementation committee has begun the necessary research work to guide the formulation of such laws and achieve the energy hub target in the interim.

“We have already put in place an implementation committee which is looking at all the facets and regulations required which is why I have emphasized the need to look at the law again,” he added.

The colloquium on the theme, “Then, Now and the Future,” is to create a platform for the sector Ministry, Authority and its stakeholders for dialogue and information dissemination of industry activities, policy directions of the sector Ministry, trends and opportunities.

This is also to ensure the continuous growth and development of the petroleum downstream.

obaaderemi:
Paste it here like everyone does. This is the digital age.Everything is a click away.I can post the links here to kill you finally but I am like Mohammed Ali.I like to torment and humiliate my opponents. You can never paste anything here to substantiate your claims that those structures were owned and built by Ghanaians. Like I have done for the Lagos buildings.

The bolded is an admittance of failure. You will never remember the names of those books cause they exist only in your imagination.

ive already given you few buildings to look for


stop blowing my mention

until you're done reading

vaxx2:
Good to know you are planning.. pragmatic nation plan and work in addition.

Good to know that practice has been stopped. Anyway yes we are planning our future beautifully

vaxx2:
[s]You now symbolised sanitary pad. ...... ""obaawonidiot "" is looking for a rematch of the overflog beating.


Let start your saturday lesson from here. What is the evidence that building belongs to your ancestor?[/s]

Stop crying and post a 19th century building like this from Ghana built by the locals.

samorobo:



I can see these thread is making not to sound realistic again ot as I'd you are living in illusion.

Black Americans coming was your govt childish and Idolizing attempt to worship and beg citizen that has been battered and humiliated by racism. They had to beg them to flee from all the racism craze in America offering them a racist free country. Even on that aljazeera link that vaxx once posted you will see that the primary school teacher which was a black American clearly stated that accra is so underdeveloped but she will manage it so long has she don't have to try so had impress a white man.

Go and google top ten countries that black Americans are migrating to and you will see nigeria there. We don't have to beg and convince them with silly end of the year slave party . Ghana was on that list because of the fortune they spend on idolizing the normal human being who flee away for so long only to come back by your govt persuading

hehehehe


I cant stop laughing


of course Accra is underdeveloped compare to New York, Chicago , Los Angelos and co

tell me Abuja is more developed than those cities so that i can diagnose your level of crazy

Just30:
ive already given you few buildings to look for


stop blowing my mention

until you're done reading

You can run but can't hide. All the buildings you posted were owned by foreigners.

Do you people now realize why Nigerians built Africa's largest economy despite bad government. We've been pulling our weight before the British took over.

For days now you and the Kenyans have failed to post a single 19th century building built by your people. You were inconsequential and still are.

samorobo:



I can see these thread is making not to sound realistic again ot as I'd you are living in illusion.

Black Americans coming was your govt childish and Idolizing attempt to worship and beg citizen that has been battered and humiliated by racism. They had to beg them to flee from all the racism craze in America offering them a racist free country. Even on that aljazeera link that vaxx once posted you will see that the primary school teacher which was a black American clearly stated that accra is so underdeveloped but she will manage it so long has she don't have to try so had impress a white man.

Go and google top ten countries that black Americans are migrating to and you will see nigeria there. We don't have to beg and convince them with silly end of the year slave party . Ghana was on that list because of the fortune they spend on idolizing the normal human being who flee away for so long only to come back by your govt persuading

learn how to criticise constructively. Ghana is underdeveloped but she is a middle income country but Nigeria which is another underdeveloped country is even far worse. It is a low income country. You see the diffrence.


My gym instructor in Ghana is a black American . .i took her to osu oxford stree when she just came new to Ghana. We were at casino Dragon at osu mall. She open up on something very interesting. She says where i took her to was one of the most BEAUTIFUL place she has ever visit in her life . And this is a woman of about 50 years of age.


Besides, there are many inns which are better that what is obtain in Germany. I am not expecting you to believe it. I am just posting for who care to know.

obaaderemi:
Stop crying and post a 19th century building like this from Ghana built by the locals.

go and read these books

Akyeampong, Emmanuel. “Christianity, Modernity and the Weight of Tradition in the Life of “Asantehene” Agyeman Prempeh I, c. 1888-1931.” Journal of the International African Institute, 69, No. 2 (1999): 279-311.

Boahen, Adu. Ghana: Evolution and Change in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. London: Longman, 1975.

Kea, Ray. “‘But I know what I shall do’: Agency, Belief & the Social Imaginary in Eighteenth-Century Gold Coast Towns” in Africa’s Urban Past, edited by David M. Anderson and Richard Rathbone, 163-188. Oxford and Portsmouth: James Currey/ Heinemann, 2000.

Parker, John. Making the Town: Ga State and Society in Early Colonial Accra. Portsmouth/ Oxford/Cape Town: Heinemann/ James Currey/David Philip, 2000.

____________.“The Cultural Politics of Death and Burial in Early Colonial Accra,” in Africa’s Urban Past, edited by David M. Anderson and Richard Rathbone, 205-220. Portsmouth/ Oxford/Cape Town: Heinemann/ James Currey/David Philip, 2000.

___________. “Mankraloi, Merchants and Mulattos─ Carl Reindorf and the Politics of “Race” in Early Colonial Accra” in The Recovery of the West African Past: African Pastors and African History in the Nineteenth Century; C.C Reindorf and Samuel Johnson, edited by Paul Jenkins,32-47. Basel: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2000.

Reindorf, Carl Christian. History of the Gold Coast and Asante [1895], 3rd ed. Accra: Ghana Universities Press, 2007.

Shumway, Rebecca. The Fante and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 2011.

McCaskie T. C. “Asante and Ga: The History of a Relationship” in The Recovery of the West African Past: African Pastors and African History in the Nineteenth Century; C.C Reindorf and Samuel Johnson, edited by Paul Jenkins, 137-142.Basel: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2000.

Von Hesse, Hermann W. “Wɔ ‘ya Adabraka wɔ ya mɔ gbɛ” (‘We‘re going to Adabraka to secure a space’): Gã Architectural and Urban Authenticity and Colonial Urban Planning in Accra, c.1877-1908.” In Replenishing History: New Directions to Historical Research in the 21st Century in Ghana, ed. by Nana Yaw B. Sapong and J. Otto Pohl, Banbury: Ayebia, 2014.

Just30:
How would he know

they usually know nothing about their own country

all they follow is the popular slogans from their politicians

Says a man who learnt here that Nigerian banks are among the biggest banks in Ghana.

theenchanter:
i checked d 4 links and Lagos appeared in 2 while Akwa ibom appeared in 1, but u said lagos doesn't appear in any of them.

Do u need a handkerchief soaked with ammonia solution to wipe ur gloomy eyes?

samorobo:


Good to know that practice has been stopped. Anyway yes we are planning our future beautifully

And when enough planning amd working are not put into check, same thing will happen again. Ghana had done it before, to do it again will not be a problem.

obaaderemi:
[s]Stop crying and post a 19th century building like this from Ghana built by the locals. ;[/s]D

obaawonidiot. Let's start today class. Dont be a stubborn idiot.

obaaderemi:
Of course,the kiberawalker doesn't hide his gay status. Let's see if he would deny it. The dirty disgusting monkey.

Chaii Oba take it easy? No wonder the idiot is calling me Gaycunt with that ugly chrisagyei or whatever the idiot call his name

Just30:
go and read these books

Akyeampong, Emmanuel. “Christianity, Modernity and the Weight of Tradition in the Life of “Asantehene” Agyeman Prempeh I, c. 1888-1931.” Journal of the International African Institute, 69, No. 2 (1999): 279-311.

Boahen, Adu. Ghana: Evolution and Change in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. London: Longman, 1975.

Kea, Ray. “‘But I know what I shall do’: Agency, Belief & the Social Imaginary in Eighteenth-Century Gold Coast Towns” in Africa’s Urban Past, edited by David M. Anderson and Richard Rathbone, 163-188. Oxford and Portsmouth: James Currey/ Heinemann, 2000.

Parker, John. Making the Town: Ga State and Society in Early Colonial Accra. Portsmouth/ Oxford/Cape Town: Heinemann/ James Currey/David Philip, 2000.

____________.“The Cultural Politics of Death and Burial in Early Colonial Accra,” in Africa’s Urban Past, edited by David M. Anderson and Richard Rathbone, 205-220. Portsmouth/ Oxford/Cape Town: Heinemann/ James Currey/David Philip, 2000.

___________. “Mankraloi, Merchants and Mulattos─ Carl Reindorf and the Politics of “Race” in Early Colonial Accra” in The Recovery of the West African Past: African Pastors and African History in the Nineteenth Century; C.C Reindorf and Samuel Johnson, edited by Paul Jenkins,32-47. Basel: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2000.

Reindorf, Carl Christian. History of the Gold Coast and Asante [1895], 3rd ed. Accra: Ghana Universities Press, 2007.

Shumway, Rebecca. The Fante and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 2011.

McCaskie T. C. “Asante and Ga: The History of a Relationship” in The Recovery of the West African Past: African Pastors and African History in the Nineteenth Century; C.C Reindorf and Samuel Johnson, edited by Paul Jenkins, 137-142.Basel: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2000.

Von Hesse, Hermann W. “Wɔ ‘ya Adabraka wɔ ya mɔ gbɛ” (‘We‘re going to Adabraka to secure a space’): Gã Architectural and Urban Authenticity and Colonial Urban Planning in Accra, c.1877-1908.” In Replenishing History: New Directions to Historical Research in the 21st Century in Ghana, ed. by Nana Yaw B. Sapong and J. Otto Pohl, Banbury: Ayebia, 2014.

Can you see how you are disgracing yourself. This "old buildings" affair has really hurt you to the point of sending this nonsense.

The time it took you to comb the internet for all this trash would have been better used to paste a simple fact like this:

It was here, at Water House, in the 1800s and
1900s that the businessman, Candido Da Rocha,
(believed to be the wealthiest Nigerian at the
time) lived. It was here that the city’s first water
fountain and first borehole were constructed.
From here, Candido Da Rocha (Yoruba call him
Darosa) operated what was known as Iju Water
Works which supplied water to the entire Lagos
district.

http://www.xclusivenigeria.com/index.php/component/k2/item/4878-da-rocha-inside-the-home-of-nigeria-s-first-millionaire
I am beginning to pity you. Do you want me to release you?

jaycent:
Chaii Oba take it easy? No wonder the idiot is calling me Gaycunt with that ugly chrisagyei or whatever the idiot call his name

According to samorobo,he uses that tactic to hide when he is disgraced. The kiberawalker is gay.Possibly HIV positive. You know kibera is filled with dirt and diseases.