TheDestroyer:

Day2logic:
Nigeria will be great again

RTSC:

60% of their foreign investments come from Nigeria.

And for what?Why are we investing there?

DarkJeddi:
Are you saying that the Minister na fake Minister?

bangbangall:
I'm aware of that in terms of resources but in leadership role Nigeria need Ghana more.

madridsta007:


You people love slogans

The United States, the British and even Rwanda didnt build their country on slogans. The actually got to work.

vaxx:
Simple logics says both nation needs each other. they have exchange commodity between each other for the past fifty years... Nigerians has a market of 200 million , Ghana on the hand has 30 million . something tells here , if the later must become fully industrialized, then she must have the former in minds because of the market....

Ghana too on the hand is preferable to Nigeria second ties city like ibadan or kano( Nigeria investors are willing to invest in Accra( A CITY less than four million) moderate market than having a chain of shops in kano or ibadan. and this 18 to 5 million respectively


Ghanaian leaders are known to talk diplomatically but actions is on the pipeline.

TheDestroyer:
Because Nigerians are foolish people, we leave our own country to go invest in enemy territory. Even their universities there that is not up to standard Nigerians pay $10000 there but if UNILAG increase school fees to just N200k we go protest. Our problem is not corruption but lack of love and Patriotism for Nigeria.

vaxx:
Simple logics says both nation needs each other. they have exchange commodity between each other for the past fifty years... Nigerians has a market of 200 million , Ghana on the hand has 30 million . something tells here , if the later must become fully industrialized, then she must have the former in minds because of the market....

Ghana too on the hand is preferable to Nigeria second ties city like ibadan or kano( Nigeria investors are willing to invest in Accra( A CITY less than four million) moderate market than having a chain of shops in kano or ibadan. and this 18 to 5 million respectively


Ghanaian leaders are known to talk diplomatically but actions is on the pipeline.

Ghana Gas owes a total of $160m for gas supplied to its largest power producer, Volta River Authority, from Nigeria through the West Africa Gas Pipeline.

N-Gas Limited, a company owned by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Chevron and Shell, buys gas from oil companies in Nigeria and transport it to Ghana through the $1bn WAGP.

The pipeline, which is operated by the West Africa Pipeline Company Limited, was built to supply natural gas from Nigeria to customers in Benin, Togo and Ghana.

N-Gas has an off-take agreement with Ghana to supply 120 million standard cubic feet of gas per day to the VRA. But supply to the country had fallen short of the contractual volume in recent years.

“There is a current arrangement between the gas suppliers and the off-taker that the volume will be 60mmBtu,” the General Manager, Corporate Affairs, West Africa Gas Pipeline Company Limited, Harriet Wereko-Brobby, told our correspondent in response to questions sent via a text message.

She said the off-taker (VRA) had established a payment security arrangement for gas consumed to halt “debt accumulation going forward.”

“There is still an outstanding debt of around $160m to be paid to the supplier, N-Gas, and it is expected that about $30m will be paid shortly,” Wereko-Brobby added.

GhanaWeb recently reported that the volume of gas supplied to Ghana from Nigeria for power production had reduced by about 50 per cent.

It said the situation had been attributed to the inability of Ghana to settle its long-standing debts as stipulated in the gas supply contract, and vandalism of gas pipelines in Nigeria.

The Board Chairman, VRA, Kweku Awotwi, was quoted to have said, “We are at about half of what we have been contractually promised, which is not good enough. There are many reasons for that: the vandalism of pipelines and the fact that we have not paid our bills. We owe them about GH180m; what do you expect them to do?

seankafor:
just take a moment of your time. I know those lowlifes ain't worth a penny of our time but for this take just 5 mins of your time and visit that link (ghanaweb or whatever).. go and see the gnashing of teeth happening there over small sneeze wey no even target them..
What if Buhari wakes up one day and decide that its Ghana he wants to face? That means those urchins will run to trump for rescue.

Their leaders who is at the helm of affairs who knows more than them are begging and licking our politicians shoes for mercy and compassion. Yet some lowlifes who are on freebasics thinks that they can throw tantrums on the internet knows better than their government.

I love this happening..its about time everyone knows his place in this life and act accordingly.

Ita bout time that giant of Africa is reignited.

We sure have our internal shortcomings but those stupid tiny local government of countries ain't got nothing on us

Chicastle:


Was it great before?

RTSC:

$10000 for a Ghanian university?

Jesus Christ

govomotors:
Federal Government should keep the land border close even if we are to buy local rice at #30,000 per bag.

So you mean with all their gra gra saying "Nigerians are this and that" they are feeding fat on Nigerian. They victimize Nigerian in 2018 by frustrating Nigerian business:
https://www.channelstv.com/2018/09/24/nigerian-traders-protest-at-ecowas-secretariat-over-victimisation-in-ghana/

Now we only close our door and burglar proof small, they are crying.

Word of advise:

We have enough land available for factories in Nigeria, come and build your factories here.
Lebanese importing cars to Benin, Nigeria have enough land to setup your car mart.
If your problem is electricity or insecurity, we are working toward improvement.

Next on the agenda Mr. President, Immigration need to start checking for illegal residence in Nigeria.
Aswear too many illegal immigrants.

Angelfrost:


Let it affect Nigeria from now till thy Kingdom come... We are too complacent as a people and nation.

How can you ever move forward if all you do is depend heavily on importation??!... How and when do you begin to really grow local content and industry??!...

In times like these, things will get harder and harsher due to the compelling and consequent pains of forced change and subsequent growth (call it growing pains, if you please)... Industrialization and self dependence are the sole routes to economic revival... The death of the oil industry is a forgone conclusion...

Nigeria must become self sufficient, or die economically.

vaxx:
who is pushing this kind of news to front page. I think the moderators loves the two nation bashing each other .


Anyway Ghanaweb is not a realiable and trustworthy news channel. no news paper in Ghana is propagating this nonsense....

RedCreme21:
This would affect Nigeria far more than Ghana. Its a bold move by the government, just hoping we wont all starve before we reap the benefit. Especially with the fake/substandard food products on the market.

TheDestroyer:
Because Nigerians are foolish people, we leave our own country to go invest in enemy territory. Even their universities there that is not up to standard Nigerians pay $10000 there but if UNILAG increase school fees to just N200k we go protest. Our problem is not corruption but lack of love and Patriotism for Nigeria.

Olulade star among Nigerian medical graduates at Howard University

Recently, Nigerians made a record at Howard University, with 46 of them among the 96 graduating medical students.Out of the 27 awards, Nigerians also won 16.

Undeniably, the star of the graduating Nigerians was Olumide Olulade, who graduated first in his class in the College of Medicine.

As profiled by newsroom.howard.edu, Olulade followed the path to Howard through the example of family members. His brother graduated with a Howard medical degree in 2008. His mother graduated from the Howard University College of Pharmacy in the class of 1977.

He plans to pursue a career in interventional radiology.

seankafor:
Wey that just30 and psycho bi'tch..

Come serve me some lunch with your river flowing cries..

The breakfast you served was awesome, now come feed me more of your cries..don't forget that your screenshots from that your low end toy phone..

Come cry to us on how ghana is the safe haven and next thing after jollof rice..