Yobeezy:


But he's exposing you guys though ,
Even some Nigerians attested that Kenyans were roasting you people with facts

That's just a comment from angry Nigerians. Those ones on Twitter are even small. Go to Facebook, Instagram or even Nairaland here you will see the worst. You will see the way they're bad Nigeria. It's just a comment. Even some of your people are even talking bad about your country. I have the screenshots on my phone before but I deleted it. It of no use to me

Yobeezy:



Who the hell cares if they're ipod youth?
What we know is that they're Nigerians generally.Take your internal divisions elsewhere

More from your fellow Nigerians

ipod youth are Nigerians

tylann:


ipod youth are Nigerians

Precisely

Yobeezy:


Precisely

see we Nigerians know that things are not moving well since inception and that's why we tend to blast the government with such posts but really on this Kenyan matter, even as we are performing beyond expectation, you haven't reached our level.

Nigeria still remains the only African nation with the capability to be a world power .

edon21:

see we Nigerians know that things are not moving well since inception and that's why we tend to blast the government with such posts but really on this Kenyan matter, even as we are performing beyond expectation, you haven't reached our level.

.

Kenya too has numerous problems facing a typical developing country

But Nigeria is not better than kenya
As your fellow Nigerians have said Google from ,healthcare , education ,infrastructure , economy , security etc and tell me where does Nigeria beat Kenya

samorobo:



Hey boy watch it there. .Me not replying your text was solely because I forgot as I had so many idiots to attend to yesterday and when I remembered I couldn't locate your post.....so why are you summoning me

Now now calm down there buddy.........Was simply waiting for your excuse for calling me a lair yet openly lying about Nigeria exporting the Ara 2 to South Africa and the UN.

Ghana on the progress of building nuclear plant to power her electricity.

""Cabinet has also approved the setting up of an Organisation to oversee the construction and Operation of Ghana's first Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) and believe it will also help our quest to achieve some of the sustainable development goals, specifically, Good Health and Well-being, as well as Quality Education, which will transform our world"".


Ghana is the first country after China to convert high nuclear enriched uranium to low enrich uranium.. .


Ghana is training many africa countries.

edon21:

see we Nigerians know that things are not moving well since inception and that's why we tend to blast the government with such posts but really on this Kenyan matter, even as we are performing beyond expectation, you haven't reached our level.

Who said so? your fellow Nigerians are saying different things from what you're saying.

Tylann

tylann:


It was signed last year
Can you post pics of ongoing construction

No one believes anything nigerian

You are good at signing projects not executing them

I am sorry samorobo can not help you..go and make research online if you are so curious but I can't help you

vaxx:
Ghana on the progress of building nuclear plant to power her electricity.

""Cabinet has also approved the setting up of an Organisation to oversee the construction and Operation of Ghana's first Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) and believe it will also help our quest to achieve some of the sustainable development goals, specifically, Good Health and Well-being, as well as Quality Education, which will transform our world"".


Ghana is the first country after China to convert high nuclear enriched uranium to low enrich uranium.. .


Ghana is training many africa countries.

No news here because

Ghana Atomic Energy Commission is a global leader in nuclear research




The Vice President of the Republic, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has lauded the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) for its cutting edge research and training which has placed Ghana at the forefront of global efforts to convert high-enriched uranium fuelled research reactors to low-enriched uranium fuelled ones.

In August 2017, Ghana became the first country, outside China, to successfully complete the conversion of this reactor type, and the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission has been training scientists from other countries to convert theirs.

Speaking in Accra on Tuesday, 30th July, 2019, Vice President Bawumia indicated that Ghana is committed to global efforts to ensure the responsible use of nuclear technology, and would continue to uphold international treaties guiding their use.

“High-Enriched-Uranium-fuelled research reactors could become a potential source material for nuclear weapons. The threat of terrorism legitimises this concern, and the solution worldwide, underpinned by the principles of non-proliferation, is to convert all highly enriched uranium-fuelled research reactors to low enriched uranium-fuelled research reactors.

“In this regard, Ghanaian scientists in collaboration with Scientists and Experts from the Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) and Idaho National Laboratory (INL) of the United States Department of Energy (US DoE), the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and China Institute of Atomic Energy, undertook the process of converting our high-enriched uranium fuel reactor to low-enriched uranium fuel one.

“By this feat, Ghana received an outstanding performance award from the National Nuclear Security Administration, Department of Energy of the United States of America (USA).”

Vice President Bawumia gave the commendation when he commissioned a Low-Enriched Uranium Core Research Reactor; International Miniature Neutron Source Reactor Training Facility; and the Laboratory Building for the Radiological and Medical Sciences Research Institute of GAEC at Kwabenya, Accra.

The Vice President disclosed that Government, three months ago, released funding to support the site selection process for the establishment of a Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) to generate electricity.

“Cabinet has also approved the setting up of an Organisation to oversee the construction and Operation of Ghana's first Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) and believe it will also help our quest to achieve some of the sustainable development goals, specifically, Good Health and Well-being, as well as Quality Education, which will transform our world.”

The Vice President had high praise for the work in radiation medicine, cancer research, medical imaging, diagnostic molecular biology and nutrition undertaken by scientists at GAEC, which are having direct positive impacts on daily lives.

“I wish to congratulate the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) for its contribution to the development of the country through the application of nuclear science and technology in the areas such as Health, Agriculture and Industry. I am informed that it was through the efforts of the Commission that the two Radiotherapy Centres at Korle-Bu and Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospitals were established for the treatment of Cancer.

“I have also taken keen note of your research in irradiation, which would prolong the shelf life of such staples as yam, maize, and beans. This would go a long way to reduce post-harvest losses,” he added.

The Government of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is committed to enhanced and accelerated scientific study, Vice President Bawumia assured, recalling that this was the first time in over 40 years that a President or his Vice had visited the facilities of GAEC and provided this quantum of support for scientific work at the nation’s sole nuclear research institution.

Kuruptnigga:
Before nko. They thought we're stupid. That's their unemployment rate which is 55%. Jobless people

ABI OO

Jonraid:
Honest tweet from a Nigerian traveller in Kenya!

Rvp20182 has said this is why GDP PPP isn't a good comparison-the quality of goods and services isn't properly reflected!
An honest Naijjan saw the difference before he'd even left JKIA!?

Yobeezy:
Tylann

seriously a Nigerian bearing a Kenyan name

NairobiWalker:
Go to Facebook and see what this Nigerian woman Ijeoma Chinonyerem has to say about Nigerian men while idiots like Obaboon AKA Obaaderemi keep on boasting about Nigerian men machismo here.


When we stayed at the Drill Ranch last December, we met two couples. Both interracial.
One Nigerian man and his white UK girlfriend. One white American man and his Kenyan girlfriend.

The Nigerian guy met the UK lady when she got into Nigeria 2 weeks earlier. She came in via a ship instead of flying because she's an environmentalist. So while the guy's Ogas were booking and checking her in, they struck a convo and she asked him to come with her on her one month tour of Nigeria. Just like that. He agreed, dropped everything and followed her.
By the way, she's 23.

The American guy was working with the American embassy in Nairobi, Kenya before the killings started and they had to transfer him to Abuja. He met his girlfriend there. A very dark-skinned, Kenyan girl.

Every night for three days, all us, including the director of the ranch who is a white man from Netherlands would come out to discuss. The ranch had no cellular phone network or electricity. It was done on purpose in order cut off communication with the outside world. You have no other option but to mingle with fellow guests.

I observed the two interracial couples. It was interesting seeing the Nigerian man actually be subservient to a white woman. He cooked, was nice, did the activities the girl suggested and was generally submissive like you would expect a woman to be.

The lady wasn't bitchy. If anything, she was really nice. But she exuded this confidence that she didn't have to ask him to do stuff for him to know he should. She knew that to this man, she was a god.

Not because she was a woman - she has observed first-hand the way Nigerian men treat their women.

Not because she was beautiful - she wasn't conventionally pretty. She had no "assets" men screamed about, refused to shave her armpits or wear deodorant cos she's an environmentalist, had green stains on her teeth and wore no make-up.

Not because she was the one funding the trip - women fund their men's lifestyle all the time yet are treated like slaves.

It was because she was white.

Simple.

She knew it, he knew it, we all knew it.
The confidence of being a one-eyed man in the land of the blind.

She was not ashamed of how they met. If anything, she volunteered the information to anyone who asked. Because she knew she would not be called a slut for fucking a stranger she met that day or asking same stranger to follow her on a one month tour afterwhich they'll part ways.

She knew it was a fling. That once she leaves for Guinea the next 2 weeks, it would be over. If anything, it was the guy that kept on making remarks about coming to visit her in London.

It was quite interesting to watch.

On the other hand, the white guy and his Kenyan girlfriend were a sight to behold. He was in his 30s, comfortable, flew her in from Kenya to visit, provided for her according to the girl, yet completely adored her.
He was all over her. She would be talking and he'd pull her in for a kiss. Didn't let her do jack. Not even carry her soap dish when they went to bath.

They were supposed to go hiking after we did. We came back exhausted and I said it was stressful and I couldn't finish the hike.
The Kenyan lady quipped that since I couldn't finish, how would she now fare?
He instantly cancelled the hike. Excuse he gave was, he was too lazy to go, taking the fall for it.

It was so interesting to see the Nigerian man fight his patriarchal tendencies and be submissive to his white, 23 year old girlfriend. Note that apart from sponsoring the trip, she wasn't giving him money. Matter of fact she was living off the allowance of her parents so had limited funds. Yet the power dynamic was in her favour.

We are not talking about equality here. He was not her equal. He submitted. And the girl didn't have to ask him. She did nothing but be white to have him all submissive and shit.

Before us, he'd try to maintain the "I'm still the man" illusion and try to form macho. But we knew it was a charade.

Meanwhile the white guy had no problem licking the ground his Kenyan beauty walked on even though he provided for her.

We had a discussion about equality. The Kenyan lady was very outspoken about equality and still maintained that it doesn't stop her man from showering her with gifts. Her man just grinned and drew her in for kisses mid sentence.

The UK lady said the same thing. Her Nigerian man shifted uncomfortably. I waited for him to say "we are Africans and nyenyenye". But he went with the flow and soon the conservation drifted to police brutality.

See ehn, when they say gender equality with African men is unattainable, they lie. It is attainable if the woman is white. African men understand equality seamlessly when the woman is white. They don't even mind being the inferior partner or the "wife" as long the woman is white. They just don't want to be equal with African women.

Also, African women are not the problem. African men say they treat black women poorly because black women are damaged goods, stubborn, unlovable and make you pay bride price and nyenyenye. Yet white men date these same women, love them, lick the dust off their feet and worship them.

I've observed that situation before: in this case an American kit kat beggar and an Amhara 9 he knew was wayyyy above anything he'd get even in a wet dream back in Kentucky and the super rich daughter of a prominent US East coast FAM and a Kenyan student based in Boston.
This Naijjan and all the rest here braying about their 'swag' should all HOLD THIS L forever!!

Just30:
hehehe

which international banking journal?

The Bank of Ghana is the institution that rank Ghanaian banks

The largest bank in Ghana is GCB
The best customer service bank is Stanbic
The tech focus bank is Ecobank
The investment bank of choice is Merchant bank

And the bank With the best Return on Equity in Ghana is UBA Ghana, another Nigerian bank.

Just30:
who told you that?


they are not Nigerians who have nowhere else to return to

Ghanaians come home every year and in fact many are returning home permanently

Yet thousands of your youths are stranded in Libya and Niger. Keep deceiving yourself, Odartey.

Yobeezy:
Tylann

Nakuru is bae i tell you

Even Kenyans themselves cannot resist .

edon21:
seriously a Nigerian bearing a Kenyan name

You should visit Nakuru
You will relocate

Just30:
No news here because

Ghana Atomic Energy Commission is a global leader in nuclear research




The Vice President of the Republic, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has lauded the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) for its cutting edge research and training which has placed Ghana at the forefront of global efforts to convert high-enriched uranium fuelled research reactors to low-enriched uranium fuelled ones.

In August 2017, Ghana became the first country, outside China, to successfully complete the conversion of this reactor type, and the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission has been training scientists from other countries to convert theirs.

Speaking in Accra on Tuesday, 30th July, 2019, Vice President Bawumia indicated that Ghana is committed to global efforts to ensure the responsible use of nuclear technology, and would continue to uphold international treaties guiding their use.

“High-Enriched-Uranium-fuelled research reactors could become a potential source material for nuclear weapons. The threat of terrorism legitimises this concern, and the solution worldwide, underpinned by the principles of non-proliferation, is to convert all highly enriched uranium-fuelled research reactors to low enriched uranium-fuelled research reactors.

“In this regard, Ghanaian scientists in collaboration with Scientists and Experts from the Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) and Idaho National Laboratory (INL) of the United States Department of Energy (US DoE), the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and China Institute of Atomic Energy, undertook the process of converting our high-enriched uranium fuel reactor to low-enriched uranium fuel one.

“By this feat, Ghana received an outstanding performance award from the National Nuclear Security Administration, Department of Energy of the United States of America (USA).”

Vice President Bawumia gave the commendation when he commissioned a Low-Enriched Uranium Core Research Reactor; International Miniature Neutron Source Reactor Training Facility; and the Laboratory Building for the Radiological and Medical Sciences Research Institute of GAEC at Kwabenya, Accra.

The Vice President disclosed that Government, three months ago, released funding to support the site selection process for the establishment of a Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) to generate electricity.

“Cabinet has also approved the setting up of an Organisation to oversee the construction and Operation of Ghana's first Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) and believe it will also help our quest to achieve some of the sustainable development goals, specifically, Good Health and Well-being, as well as Quality Education, which will transform our world.”

The Vice President had high praise for the work in radiation medicine, cancer research, medical imaging, diagnostic molecular biology and nutrition undertaken by scientists at GAEC, which are having direct positive impacts on daily lives.

“I wish to congratulate the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) for its contribution to the development of the country through the application of nuclear science and technology in the areas such as Health, Agriculture and Industry. I am informed that it was through the efforts of the Commission that the two Radiotherapy Centres at Korle-Bu and Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospitals were established for the treatment of Cancer.

“I have also taken keen note of your research in irradiation, which would prolong the shelf life of such staples as yam, maize, and beans. This would go a long way to reduce post-harvest losses,” he added.

The Government of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is committed to enhanced and accelerated scientific study, Vice President Bawumia assured, recalling that this was the first time in over 40 years that a President or his Vice had visited the facilities of GAEC and provided this quantum of support for scientific work at the nation’s sole nuclear research institution.

I feared this nuclear energy especially after Chernobyl incident

Not all Naijjans lie.

Algerian1:


He did it


( joke)..

I see Might have been a state visit from the governor.

What do you think about this statement bro

mtisTheQubit:

They are sand niggers

This dude mtis is morally repugnant

The same tendency we've ALL NOTICED!

vaxx:
Ghana on the progress of building nuclear plant to power her electricity.

""Cabinet has also approved the setting up of an Organisation to oversee the construction and Operation of Ghana's first Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) and believe it will also help our quest to achieve some of the sustainable development goals, specifically, Good Health and Well-being, as well as Quality Education, which will transform our world"".


Ghana is the first country after China to convert high nuclear enriched uranium to low enrich uranium.. .


Ghana is training many africa countries.

Still remember the day Ghana saved Nigeria from nuclear armageddon.

The Naijjan norm is incomprehensible to us.

edon21:
Nigeria still remains the only African nation with the capability to be a world power .

Based on what?

Some of you are brave enough to see the truth: if at least 16% of Naijjans think this way they can lead a sociocultural shift and 5 yrs from now they can turn the corner.
Until then....

NairobiWalker:
Go to Facebook and see what this Nigerian woman Ijeoma Chinonyerem has to say about Nigerian men while idiots like Obaboon AKA Obaaderemi keep on boasting about Nigerian men machismo here.


When we stayed at the Drill Ranch last December, we met two couples. Both interracial.
One Nigerian man and his white UK girlfriend. One white American man and his Kenyan girlfriend.

The Nigerian guy met the UK lady when she got into Nigeria 2 weeks earlier. She came in via a ship instead of flying because she's an environmentalist. So while the guy's Ogas were booking and checking her in, they struck a convo and she asked him to come with her on her one month tour of Nigeria. Just like that. He agreed, dropped everything and followed her.
By the way, she's 23.

The American guy was working with the American embassy in Nairobi, Kenya before the killings started and they had to transfer him to Abuja. He met his girlfriend there. A very dark-skinned, Kenyan girl.

Every night for three days, all us, including the director of the ranch who is a white man from Netherlands would come out to discuss. The ranch had no cellular phone network or electricity. It was done on purpose in order cut off communication with the outside world. You have no other option but to mingle with fellow guests.

I observed the two interracial couples. It was interesting seeing the Nigerian man actually be subservient to a white woman. He cooked, was nice, did the activities the girl suggested and was generally submissive like you would expect a woman to be.

The lady wasn't bitchy. If anything, she was really nice. But she exuded this confidence that she didn't have to ask him to do stuff for him to know he should. She knew that to this man, she was a god.

Not because she was a woman - she has observed first-hand the way Nigerian men treat their women.

Not because she was beautiful - she wasn't conventionally pretty. She had no "assets" men screamed about, refused to shave her armpits or wear deodorant cos she's an environmentalist, had green stains on her teeth and wore no make-up.

Not because she was the one funding the trip - women fund their men's lifestyle all the time yet are treated like slaves.

It was because she was white.

Simple.

She knew it, he knew it, we all knew it.
The confidence of being a one-eyed man in the land of the blind.

She was not ashamed of how they met. If anything, she volunteered the information to anyone who asked. Because she knew she would not be called a slut for fucking a stranger she met that day or asking same stranger to follow her on a one month tour afterwhich they'll part ways.

She knew it was a fling. That once she leaves for Guinea the next 2 weeks, it would be over. If anything, it was the guy that kept on making remarks about coming to visit her in London.

It was quite interesting to watch.

On the other hand, the white guy and his Kenyan girlfriend were a sight to behold. He was in his 30s, comfortable, flew her in from Kenya to visit, provided for her according to the girl, yet completely adored her.
He was all over her. She would be talking and he'd pull her in for a kiss. Didn't let her do jack. Not even carry her soap dish when they went to bath.

They were supposed to go hiking after we did. We came back exhausted and I said it was stressful and I couldn't finish the hike.
The Kenyan lady quipped that since I couldn't finish, how would she now fare?
He instantly cancelled the hike. Excuse he gave was, he was too lazy to go, taking the fall for it.

It was so interesting to see the Nigerian man fight his patriarchal tendencies and be submissive to his white, 23 year old girlfriend. Note that apart from sponsoring the trip, she wasn't giving him money. Matter of fact she was living off the allowance of her parents so had limited funds. Yet the power dynamic was in her favour.

We are not talking about equality here. He was not her equal. He submitted. And the girl didn't have to ask him. She did nothing but be white to have him all submissive and shit.

Before us, he'd try to maintain the "I'm still the man" illusion and try to form macho. But we knew it was a charade.

Meanwhile the white guy had no problem licking the ground his Kenyan beauty walked on even though he provided for her.

We had a discussion about equality. The Kenyan lady was very outspoken about equality and still maintained that it doesn't stop her man from showering her with gifts. Her man just grinned and drew her in for kisses mid sentence.

The UK lady said the same thing. Her Nigerian man shifted uncomfortably. I waited for him to say "we are Africans and nyenyenye". But he went with the flow and soon the conservation drifted to police brutality.

See ehn, when they say gender equality with African men is unattainable, they lie. It is attainable if the woman is white. African men understand equality seamlessly when the woman is white. They don't even mind being the inferior partner or the "wife" as long the woman is white. They just don't want to be equal with African women.

Also, African women are not the problem. African men say they treat black women poorly because black women are damaged goods, stubborn, unlovable and make you pay bride price and nyenyenye. Yet white men date these same women, love them, lick the dust off their feet and worship them.

These qualities are evident in naija men on this thread from the fellow you mentioned to problemkid to nowenigans to the ones on twitter.

TayserMahri:


Still remember the day Ghana saved Nigeria from nuclear armageddon.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) organized a program that hosted a ten member team from Nigeria at the International Miniature Neutron Source Reactor (MNSR) Training Facility (IMTF) in Accra, Ghana.

The Centre Manager of the Nuclear Reactors Research Centre (NRRC) under the National Nuclear Research Institute (NNRI), GAEC, Dr. Henry Cecil Odoi said the objective of the program was to train member states who operate MNSRs outside China to convert their Research Reactor fuels from Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) to Low Enriched Uranium (LEU).

According to him, efforts were initiated in 2006 to convert the Chinese-designed MNSR in Ghana from HEU to LEU fuel[b]. ‘The Ghana Research Reactor -1 is the first of five such MNSR reactors outside of China to have been converted and the HEU core returned to China”.
[/b]
He added that through a collaborative work between Ghana, USA, China and the IAEA, the HEU core was removed from the reactor in August 2016 and a new LEU core installed.

‘The Nigerian’s MNSR is the next to undergo conversion of the core and Ghana is hosting them for series of training sessions to help equip them with the requisite skills to carry out the activity’, he explained.

The head of the Nigerian team, Dr. Hamisu Abukari Admamu in an interview said, their research reactor which was commissioned in February, 2004 will be converted from HEU to LEU. According to him the training sessions will help them prepare for the conversion process.

He commended the efforts of the supervisors and facilitators for giving out their best to his team.

A specialist at the International Relations Department of the SOSNY R& Company, Russia, Ms. Irina Shatalina, who together with her team offered technical training to the Nigerian personnel expressed satisfaction at the rate of progress made by the Nigerians so far.

She intimated that she was confident the Nigerians would be able to convert the core within the stipulated period at the end of all the training sessions without assistance. She also expressed gratitude to GAEC for the immense support given her and her team during the training sessions....


source. Ghana Atomic energy commission .

Yobeezy:
More from Nigerians

The only problem is that the sane Nigerians are a very tiny minority. The fools and fanatics are too numerous about 99 % of the population. Those are the ones you see on twitter and in a thread like this. Very mouthy fellas.

Where are the porn clips of Bubu?

TayserMahri:


Still remember the day Ghana saved Nigeria from nuclear armageddon.

Kenya is thinking in the right direction..... so what has kenya done so far with her study?


A 12 member delegation from Kenya has arrived in Accra to understudy the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) in its application of Nuclear Technology.

The delegates who will be hosted for a week are representing various institutions including Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO), Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board (KNEB), Kenyatta University (KU), Kenya bureau Board (KeBS), Kenya Industrial Research Development Institute (KIRDS) and the National Commission for Science Technology and Innovations (NACOTI).

The training saw participants through various modules including Strategic Action Plan, Business Plans and a comprehensive tour of the various science laboratories.

The Chief Scientist at the Kenya National Commission for Science Technology and Innovations, David Otwoma who doubles as a team leader of the delegates expressed delight at the technological advancement of GAEC.

According to him, the decision to visit GAEC was informed by its impressive advancement in Nuclear applications as acknowledged by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). He added that, the information they have acquired so far exceeds their expectations and will help enrich their knowledgebase in the application of nuclear technologies back in Kenya.

The Director General of GAEC Prof. Benjamin Nyarko noted in an interview with GAEC Press that, the World including the International Atomic Energy Commission (IAEA) is preaching sustainability for National Nuclear Institutes in Africa; an IAEA project dubbed “RAF 0047”.

According to him, the IAEA RAF 0047 initiative requires that, pragmatic steps are taken to sustain the operations of National nuclear institutions in Africa.

He disclosed that, as some African IAEA member states are working towards signing their first Strategic Action Plan, the commission is currently on its fourth Strategic Action Plan.

He added that, GAEC’s quest to support all member states that knocks at its door is in line with IAEA’s initiatives to ensure sustainability with respect to Nuclear Institutions in Africa.

Prof. Nyarko described GAEC as a “one stop shop” in the West African Sub regions where member states can acquire the needed support in the application of nuclear technologies. He said, the commission has the human capacity.



source . Ghana atomic energy commission