AskiaHarem:


He's spitting out his dinner....

Very pathetic

edon21:

son... Nigeria has 35 seats and reps in the ecowss house. go google

Decisions in ECOWAS are taken at the head of state level

That is where major decisions are voted on
Each nation has one vote

obaaderemi:
And Dangote.

Dangote is not yet in operation

obaaderemi:
We don't care about such things. Obviously you do.

we dont even give a Bleep

your felow Nigerians are the ones crying online

obaaderemi:
Another example of Ghana being dominated. Why are you not building factories in Nigeria?

another dumb Nigerian

why should we build factories in a place that is less favourable for business
We will rather build factories in Togo.

the cement market has no space for Dangote

more on@ sokoto

power plant

Sokoto Potabilization Plant

airport @ sokoto

AskiaHarem:


That's not a refute, try again.

what is there to refute?

kebbi state

Located in north-west geopolitical zone of Nigeria, Kebbi State was created out of the old Sokoto State in 1991 with its headquarter is Birnin Kebbi, an ancient town dating back to the 14th century. The state is divided into four emirate councils (Gwandu, Argungu, Yauri and Zuru) and twenty one local government areas which include Alieru, Arewa, Argungu, Augie, Bagudo, Birnin-Kebbi, Bunza, Dandi Kamba, Danko/Wasagu, Fakai, Gwandu, Jega, Kalgo, Koko-Besse, Maiyama, Ngaski, Sakaba, Shanga, Suru, Yauri and Zuru.

History
Kebbi State is a mainly agricultural state created out of the old Sokoto State on 27 August 1991, by the military government of General Ibrahim Babangida. The former Sokoto State being one of the largest states in terms of land area, was simply too large for easy administration and meaningful development and this called for the new state to be created.
People & Culture
With an estimated population of about 3.1 million, Kebbi State has diverse ethnic groups and the dominant among which are Hausas, Fulanis, Kabawa, Dakarkaris, Kambaris,Gungawa, Dandawa, Zabarmawa, Dukawa, Fakkawa and Bangawa.
These ethnic groups speak diverse languages and dialects, with the Hausa language spoken all over the state. The majority of the people in Kebbi state are Muslims following the 1804 Fulani Jihad.

However, there are minority groups of Christians and traditional worshippers particularly to the south of the state. These ethnic diversities and religious differences notwithstanding, the people of Kebbi live in peace with one another.

[tab:Geography] Covering a total of 36,800sqkm land area, Kebbi State is bounded by Sokoto State to the north and east, Niger State to the south, and Benin Republic to the west.
Kebbi State map

Weather/Climate
Kebbi State enjoys a tropical continental type of climate and this is largely controlled by two air masses, namely tropical maritime and tropical continental, blowing from the Atlantic and the Sahara desert respectively. These air masses determine the two dominant seasons wet and dry. The wet season lasts from April to October in the south and May to September in the north; while the dry season lasts for the remaining period of the year.
Mean annual rainfall is about 800mm in the north and 1000mm in the south. Temperature is generally high with mean annual temperature of about 26°C in all locations. However, during the harmattan season (December to February) the temperature can go down to about 21°C and up to 40°C during the months of April to June.

Night temperatures are generally lower with relative humidity for most of the year except during the wet season when it reaches an average of eighty percent. This explains the hot dry environment which is in sharp contrast to a hot humid environment in the southern parts of Nigeria.

Cities & Towns
Other important cities and towns include Birnin Kebbi, Argungu, Yauri, Zuru, Jega, Kamba, Koko, and Bagudo.
[tab:Attractions] Argungu International Fishing Festival
The Argungun fishing festival is the culmination of a four-day cultural event in Kebbi State. Thousands of fishermen line up like an ancient army, carrying their traditional nets and gourds at the sound of gun, they pound towards the narrow river Matan Fada and leap into the water. They have just one hour to catch the biggest fish. The festival is not limited to the fishing alone. During the festival there are various cultural, musical and sporting events as well.
Uhola Festival
Another interesting festival in Kebbi state is UHOLA FESTIVAL in Zuru Emirate; this is a yearly festival of thanks given to God for spearing their lives. The festival is normally held around December/ January in all towns and villages of Zuru Area. It is at this festival that some age group teenage boys are considered matured to go into manhood while some age groups of girls also were considered matured to go into woman-hood. The festival takes two to three days of colorful events such as: Dances, Music, Wrestling exhibition of works of art and crafts. It holds in the ancient cities of Zuru area. During this festival, the local populace moves to the ancient city which is normally situated at a hilly area, because of defense against invaders.
Karishi Traditional Settlement
Karishi town is situated around Sakaba town in Sakaba local Government. This settlement is a traditional one and not yet been changed, the people there still holds to the traditional belief and customs. It is hilly and the people come down for anything, they have a fence surrounding their town and watchmen all the day against invaders. The ruler of these people is seen once a year by his subject, he only comes out once a year during one festival.
Tomb of Abdullahi Fodio
The tomb of Abdullahi Fodio the brother of Sheikh Usman Danfodio the great jihadist of the 9th century, the tomb is located at Gwandu in Gwandu Local Government Area. Abdullahi Fodio also participated in the Jihad and he played a role in the 19th century jihad, he was the founder of Gwandu Empire and rule this place until his death up to today his descendents still rule this great place.
Girmace Shrine, Zulu
This is a traditional shrine where a piece of water is surrounded by thick trees, and there in the water, there are crocodiles, this is a place of worship, the local inhabitants visit this place with sacrifice and make special request to the shrine.
Alwasa Battlefield at Argungu
Site where fierce battles were fought between the Fulani jihadist and Kabawa warriors (Gobir, Kebbi and Tuaregs) in 1807.
Yelwa Museum of Archaeology
Arts and crafts works depicting the culture of the people are kept.
Kanta Museum, Argungu
Located in a part of Argungu called “old town” and adjacent to the main market, the museum which was built in 1831, used to be the emir’s palace until 1942 and got converted to a museum in 1958. The edifice retains its historic charm; and the view from outside is of ancient northern Nigerian structure. It is a fascinating treasure house for those seeking a more reflective experience of Argungu and its environs as it showcases the history and culture of the Argungu people in arts and crafts.

Yobeezy:


You're now denying?
Yet some few weeks ago in this thread, you were busy screaming that Nigeria leads Africa in everything.
And when it comes to shame, Nigeria bears the most.
You still can't account for your oil wealth despite being among the largest producers of oil in the world looking onto your poverty and mortality rates, with your oil you can't provide basic human amenities like electricity and proper infrastructure.
Nigeria is a big shame, other top oil producing nations like Algeria is at least functional.
And you'll be calling yourselves the giants of Africa laughing and underrating other African nations.

Please kiss my ass with this epistle of yours I want to ask you what you have done with your resourceless land since independence, other resourcesless countries like Singapore and Japan made good use of their and that has gotten them where they are..by the way you had your independence about the same time with Singapore And they had more than 95% of their people living in poverty what have done since then if not poverty,slum increment and hunger. Kenya is a shame and should never ask a resourcefull countries what they have done with their resources since they equally did nothing with their resourcesless land..you country cannot account for all that chinese loans

Yobeezy:


They're, am currently not in Nairobi.
If I were there precisely upper hill where am mostly based, I would have posted some pics.

I would prefer o stick to YouTube than your biased pictures

Yobeezy:


Not in west Africa alone but in the entire continent, they make noise everywhere with their giant thing as if other Africans care.
The funny thing is that countries like Kenya, Ghana, Botswana, Rwanda etc are more progressive than Nigeria and its citizens barely make noise over the internet.
Even a south African attested this, I posted his video here last year.

Jokers ..you are now being delusional

Yobeezy:


Check this, you're extremely ignorant

You are desperate
.20133. ;Dno wonder you never replied where I said you should drop the YouTube video name..Joker. .just go and deal with your bad dilapidated infastructure at your nairoslum cbd..it's a mess your entire govt created despite the massive billions of chinese loan...Nothing to account for but shitty infastructures at important spots

Logobenz0:
What about this ones. You don't even have Common shame. We're busy showing you your CBD and you're here showing us a rural areas in Lagos

So this ones are world class roads right. No potholes

This is really sad
.where did all that chinese loan go into

Just30:
we've been on this road before

universities in Ghana are not set up to make profit so stop deluding yourself
They have not financial bearing on our economy.

our education was thriving even before your students started coming to Ghana
same as the economy.

If we stop educating you dumb fools, your entire country will be filled with illiterates like Buhari.
And for the next 100 years, you will keep having illiterates rule you instead of governing.


We can sack every Nigerian student today and by the end of August, Gambian, Liberians, Togolese, Burkinabes, Ivorians, Americans, Brits, Koreans and Chinese will fill the spot

OMG. .bits, Americans,chinese,Koreans scholing In a third world country with absolutely no infastructure for 21st century learning and research. Why would they abadon a first world certificate for a third world certificate. .please be careful with this jokes you are making me hurt my ribs

Just30:
Origins
Afrobeat began in Ghana in the early 1920s. During that time, Ghanaian musicians incorporated foreign influences like the foxtrot and calypso with Ghanaian rhythms like osibisaba (Fante). Highlife was associated with the local African aristocracy during the colonial period and was played by numerous bands including the Jazz Kings, Cape Coast Sugar Babies, and Accra Orchestra along the country's coast.[citation needed]

Nigeria later joined the Afrobeat wave in the late 60s led by Fela Kuti who experimented with different contemporary music of the time. Upon arriving in Nigeria, Kuti also changed the name of his group to Africa '70. The new sound hailed from a club that he established called the Afrika Shrine. The band maintained a five-year residency at the Afrika Shrine from 1970 to 1975 while afrobeat thrived among Nigerian youth.[2]

from the same site you are quoting

Like i said
dumb dumb

Nigeria joined 40 years after we invented

You music sound totally different from ours..I dont see the resemblance

Shma:
post something like this then we can start reasoning together.

Please we have been through this..or should I post the real nairoslum cbd

theenchanter:
So after 24years of research.... Federal university of agriculture, Abeukuta finally produced a genetically modified fowl that has better egg producing potential and meat.

This is a nice one

SUFFERInSMILIIN:



breaking news fake fake pictures of Nigeria and fake pictures of jigawa state. These two pictures are not for Nigeria look at the plate number of the vehicle it is for United Arab Emirates. picture number 2 the wall is built on rocks and stone with electric fence on top of the world. Rock sandstone is very rare in West Africa because of the heavy rains in weather very fast and to build a wall on top this picture is not of Nigeria

You are a stupid boy those two images are from nigeria. Sure you do not know how northern nigeria is and yet you claim to know nigeria inside out. I am sure those beautiful has given you nightmares that's why you are barking.the wall building in the second picture is from northern nigeria.

kkins25:
ohh charlie, u for hola the boy na.. Im at Central. If u know what i mean. Some town where fort william is located. A town which once used to be the capital of d cental. Its name is derived from fish nd land.

You dey cape coast(;which area of cape are you?)my days are limited here. I have been here for a while now.

samorobo:


You music sound totally different from ours..I dont see the resemblance

nah. if you want to listen to Ghana music influence. stick with fela beat or the famous igbo musician ( osita osadebe) thus music are direct Ghanaian influence. Any adult igbo can easily listen to old Ghanaian songs and enjoy it even with understanding the meaning. the melody is almost the same.

Acadavah:


So now there is economic hardship in Kenya

Jealousy must be killing you.

Safaricom pumps Sh601bn into economy in one year

samorobo:


OMG. .bits, Americans,chinese,Koreans scholing In a third world country with absolutely no infastructure for 21st century learning and research. Why would they abadon a first world certificate for a third world certificate. .please be careful with this jokes you are making me hurt my ribs

lol. i was having Chinese and Americans as classmate during my undergraduate days. Ghana owns one of the academic center of new york university ( just search new york university Ghana on your tab) America students visit Ghana for many reasons. exchange program, internship purpose or full fledged degree program. there are handful number of India and Lebanese in Ghanaian university.


infrastructure wise, university of Ghana is second to non in west africa sub region. knust and UCC are moving up the ladder fast.

vaxx:
You dey cape coast(;which area of cape are you?)my days are limited here. I have been a here a for a while now.

im about 30 minutes away from cape coast..

kebbi state government

Abubakar Atiku Bagudu (born 26 December 1961) is a Nigerian politician who was the Senator for Kebbi Central constituency of Kebbi state after contesting in a bye-election when Sen Adamu Aleru was appointed minister of the Federal capital territory. Atiku bagudu was in the red chamber from December 2009 to may 2015. He became the flag bearer of the political party All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidate in Nigeria's 2015 general elections and was elected Governor. He was re-elected governor of Kebbi state

Bagudu succeeded Adamu Aliero when he won the by-election for the Kebbi Central Senatorial seat following Aliero's appointment to become the Minister for FCT.[2] In the 6 April 2011 elections, Bagudu won for the PDP with 173,595 votes. His predecessor Adamu Aliero, who had moved to the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), came second with 137,299 votes and Aliyu Bello Mohammed of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) trailed with 11,953 votes.[3]

During the 2015 General Elections, Atiku bagudu then moved from the ruling PDP to the All progressive congress APC and contested for the Governorship elections and won with a landslide victory in the polls.

Ghana in progress.
1 ambulance per constituency unfold this week.......

TayserMahri:


Jealousy must be killing you.

Safaricom pumps Sh601bn into economy in one year

It clearly say tough economy and redundancy

Ghana in progress.

""Ghana commissioned three new facilities, the Low-Enriched Uranium Core Research Reactor; the International Miniature Neutron Source Reactor Training Facility; and the Laboratory Building for the Radiological and Medical Sciences Research Institute which will be added to the Scientific, Research & Development Institution of Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC)"".



""We will continue to play our role as Government to support the nuclear power programme"".

1 district 1 factory in progress .....( Ghana)....

cassava factory in progress.....

1 district 1 factory...Ghana in progress.

Ekumfi pineapple factory...... Test on installed machine.

Ghana in progress.


1 village 1 dam....

Acadavah:


It clearly say tough economy and redundancy

What? I've seen massive worker layoffs in Tanzania the past 2 years.