gallivant:


Stop looking for relevance Tanzanian, post your mountains and keep it moving.

pokuasi:
ghana rp
ghana roads

Kazikazi:
I know how you r jealous of our Kilimanjaro

popizaino:


Guy don't start this.This is child's play compare to the eyesores in Nigeria

mtisTheQubit:
Madagascar NOT Tanzania..

Kazi do you Portuguese ?

mtisTheQubit:
Madagascar NOT Tanzania..

Kazi do you Portuguese ?

Kazikazi:
Tanzania's life

gallivant:


Surprise surprise! I told him to stick to the mountains, but he never listens.

Jonraid:
They've never had beautiful beaches!

Well,Kenya has the world's most beautiful beaches! Including this ''bitches''

AskiaHarem:


Bu11 as usual......

Kazikazi:
Tanzania's life

Troy404:
What kind of silliness is this, pathetic.

pokuasi:
dude am in that country so know what is going on... they know how to manage what's going on in their county unlike us..

chrisagyei:
[b][/b]JUST IN!!! How I was Humiliated In America Because I’m Nigerian – Gov. Umahi Reveals
Governor David Nweze Umahi of Ebonyi State, on Tuesday, revealed how he was embarrassed and humiliated in New York City during the just concluded 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Igbere TV reports.
reports had reported that Umahi accompanied President Mohammadu Buhari to the UNGA meeting.
Speaking on Tuesday at Pa Ngele Oruta Township Stadium, Umahi noted that he was specially singled out, humiliated and searched, just because he is a Nigerian.
Umahi made this known while addressing a mammoth crowd of Ebonyians who attended the 59th anniversary of Nigeria and Ebonyi state at 23, that took place at the Pa Ngele Oruta township stadium, Abakaliki capital of Ebonyi state.
The governor further noted that, he will be travelling with President Mohammad Buhari again to South Africa to find solution to the lingering crisis between Nigerians living South Africa and the citizens of the host country.
According to him “Let me assure Ebonyi people and the entire southeast that the closure of the Akanu-Ibiam International Airport at Enugu was for the safety of our people.
“As the chairman of south East governors forum, I had a meeting with Mr president and we have agreed on modalities for quick execution and of cause comprehensive over haul of that airport.
“We are seeking for a special funding with Mr president and as i travel with him, i will also reveal to him how much we have gone in the release of the funds for the quick completion of that project.
“We have provided two coaster buses, 10 pick up vans and a brand new liaison zone office in Owerri, this will assist our people who are travelling to the airport there.
The governor, however, warned against speaking ill of President Buhari and governors of various states in the country, noting that castigating the President will not add any value to the progress of the country.
“Castigating leaders openly will not add any value to what we seek rather our eyes should be on the ball.
“We must as Nigerians do everything to uphold our cultural value and better ourselves outside the country. The way we are treated outside the shores of this land is not encouraging, we must have to do empirical evaluation of ourselves, we get devalued a lot in other nations.
“I got calls from people in Ghana, saying that a lot of them are about to be sentenced, some people have been imprisoned for 1000 years and some 500 years imprison.
“And so, it is important that as Nigerians, we should reevaluate our statues and our values because the way we are treated even as a governor, you don’t wear governor at the airport.
“When I was in America, they singled some of us out and conducted a thorough search, it is an intimidation. We will not continue to live in such manner that bring humiliation to our nation, it is very important,” he noted

chrisagyei:
Whilst Ghana is building "One district,One factory",Nigerians are kidnapping and conniving with underage 15 year old girls to build baby factories.Disgraceful nation

Police in Nigeria’s biggest city, Lagos, have freed 19 women and girls who had mostly been abducted and impregnated by captors planning to sell their babies.
The girls and women, aged from 15 to 28, had been brought from all over Nigeria with promises of work, Lagos police said on Monday. Four babies were also found.
“Baby factories”, as such premises are widely known, are most common in parts of eastern Nigeria.
“The young women were mostly abducted by the suspects for the purpose of getting them pregnant and selling the babies to potential buyers. The girls were tricked with employment as domestic staff in Lagos,” said Lagos police spokesman Bala Elkana.
“Boys are sold for 500,000 naira ($1,630) and girls for 300,000 naira ($980).”
The girls and women were brought to Lagos from the southern and eastern states of Rivers, Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Abia and Imo.
Elkana said the raid had taken place on Sept. 19 but had been kept secret to enable the police to apprehend suspects
Two women aged 40 and 54 were arrested in connection with the case and police were still looking for a third.
One of the freed women, who did not want to be named, said she had been impregnated by her boyfriend and told by her aunt that there was a job for her in Lagos.
She said a woman to whom she was introduced had induced her labor when she was seven months pregnant.
“After being in labor for three days, that was when police raided the place and took all of them. The baby came out weak and finally died,” she told Reuters.
Elkana said the state criminal investigation department would take over the case and was working with other agencies to resettle the women and girls and their babies.
Last week, around 400 boys and men, some as young as five and many in chains and scarred from beatings, were rescued from a building in the northern city of Kaduna that purported to be an Islamic school
https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN1WF205

chrisagyei:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pp9fCDoRgU
Show me a single video of something like this or a Ghanaian living in Nigeria and calling Ghana useless just like all these Nigerians live in Ghana and call it heaven whilst Nigeria is useless.If you're able to show me just one,I will forever keep quiet.And did you read that a South African returnee who is a Nigerian has been caught in armed robbery in less than 1 month since they returned.Hopeless nation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pp9fCDoRgU

jln115:
OMG you are stup1d!!! One is just a verb and the other a noun..... They literally mean the same thing:

Definitions:

Deployment: the movement of troops or equipment to a place or position for military action.

Deploy: move (troops or equipment) into position for military action.

And to your second question........i literally couldn't be arsed to answer this question.

samorobo:




No you are foolish...@bolded sums it up..deployment means use something in an effective way

jln115:
SMH

deployment
/dɪˈplɔɪm(ə)nt/

noun
1.
the movement of troops or equipment to a place or position for military action.
"the authorities announced deployment of extra security forces in towns and cities to prevent violence"

samorobo:


Deployment means use .simple

samorobo:


You will continue to do nothing.. do you know the word DEPLOY also means USE... It was exported to UN and that's how they were able to use it ...I don't like repeating Myself, we've been through this already..why is it so hard for you to learn

mtisTheQubit:

jln115:


So if you say Deployment means use AND:

and you also say Deploy means use:



Then obviously Deployment=Deploy

Thanks for proving my point