Just30:
care to mention what that campaign is

my noisy neighbour?

You're the noisy neighbour .

It was against bad governance in Ghana .

popizaino:



You're the noisy neighbour .

It was against bad governance in Ghana .

Everyone knows you to be the noisy neighbour

Last time we protested against bad governance was during our power crisis.
That was 4 or 5 years ago, what has that got to do with Nigeria?

must you always make it a competition?

Just30:

Everyone knows you to be the noisy neighbour

Last time we protested against bad governance was during our power crisis.
That was 4 or 5 years ago, what has that got to do with Nigeria?

must you always make it a competition?

Massa,pls spear me your silly attempts at denying everything that paint Ghana and Ghanaian as copy cat and wishing to be Nigerians .

There is no point in surfing the internet to bring the tweet to prove my ascertion when you still wriggle out of it with puerile lies.

Nigerians with our ego don't compete with Ghanaians.your people are the with her constant validations to prove to the outside world they are better than Nigerians do so. Big brethen Ghana is testament to the length you go in order to compete with Nigerians .


Endsars started and gain massive support from the international communities,celebrities from all works of life tweeted in support including heads so many organization.your people as usual in their quest to compete and copy from Nigeria started theirs as well,but unfortunately for them they were too insignificant to be recognized.

popizaino:


Our noisy neighbours,in their quest to always compete with the Nigeria their big brother which they often fail to admit,started out their own campaign on Twitter, but unfortunately, they were too insignificant to gain recognition

You sef. You too like wahala. Anyway, you live in Ghana and should know what obtains over there. But at times, we don't know whose account to take. Yours or Just30.

jln115:

-I told you land is just a political scapegoat nothing more.........and I didn't lie, I simply quoted the Governments own land audit

- SA was not bankrupt Dude from 1980 to 1992 there were 6 years of negative growth(recessions) 1 year of 0 growth, Inflation was 15%, debt was 50% of GDP by 1994, there was massive account deficits in the mid 80s...............Is that not bankrupt?

- Nope they didn't

Like I said, the sanctions against South Africa were partial. The white nations had no heart in it. They all supported the suffering of blacks at the hands of the apartheid regime. South Africa lost some ground economically but the sanctions did not bankrupt South Africa like you claim. This was your minister of finance talking in 1988:

''But we have made the adjustment, we have
repaid the debt and we have run huge current
accounts surpluses,'' Mr. de Kock said. He added
that South Africa reduced its foreign debt to about
$21.5 billion in 1988 from $27.5 billion in 1985.

https://www.nytimes.com/1989/02/07/business/pretoria-banker-discounts-sanctions.html

obaaderemi:
You sef. You too like wahala. Anyway, you live in Ghana and should know what obtains over there. But at times, we don't know whose account to take. Yours or Just30.

Oba I no like wahala one bit. I dey as gentle as the most gentle of all doves.I just like to call out his lies that are so obvious to even an unborn child.That's all.

If you believe the words of just30,then you can also belive a man with his leg tied would jump into 3mb without drowning because he attached a block to his legs

obaaderemi:
Like I said, the sanctions against South Africa were partial. The white nations had no heart in it. They all supported the suffering of blacks at the hands of the apartheid regime. South Africa lost some ground economically but the sanctions did not bankrupt South Africa like you claim. This was your minister of finance talking in 1988:

https://www.nytimes.com/1989/02/07/business/pretoria-banker-discounts-sanctions.html

yeah let's just discard everything for this one article that basically states "we are being fvcked by sanctions but we are surviving"

.

This is the most senseless post I have ever read on this blog.

When Ghana was trending last year and this year, it was for commendable and progressive reasons and not it's government killing it's citizens it suppose to protect.

Ghana trended for the
#YearOfReturn
#Management Of covid-19

And u are hear hailing atrocities as your glorified achievement.

You such a damn f00|

popizaino:


Massa,pls spear me your silly attempts at denying everything that paint Ghana and Ghanaian as copy cat and wishing to be Nigerians .

There is no point in surfing the internet to bring the tweet to prove my ascertion when you still wriggle out of it with puerile lies.

Nigerians with our ego don't compete with Ghanaians.your people are the with her constant validations to prove to the outside world they are better than Nigerians do so. Big brethen Ghana is testament to the length you go in order to compete with Nigerians .


Endsars started and gain massive support from the international communities,celebrities from all works of life tweeted in support including heads so many organization.your people as usual in their quest to compete and copy from Nigeria started theirs as well,but unfortunately for them they were too insignificant to be recognized.

This endSars issue is the end of Nigeria as we know it. I have always waited for something like this. Now, the south knows the major problem with Nigeria is the north.
Why are the northern governors against the protests? It's a revolution and youth driven.
Buhari has questions to answer about the deployment of the army.
The status quo can not remain!

ksat:
This is the most senseless post I have ever read on this blog.

When Ghana was trending last year and this year, it was for commendable and progressive reasons and not it's government killing it's citizens it suppose to protect.

Ghana trended for the
#YearOfReturn
#Management Of covid-19

And u are hear hailing atrocities as your glorified achievement.

You such a damn f00|

No, come on. The endsars protests have gone beyond police brutalities. It's now mainly a move against bad governance, a problem widespread across subsahara Africa. Ghana is not left out. With the massive human and natural resources in both Ghana and Nigeria, do you think we should not be way higher than we are?

jln115:
yeah let's just discard everything for this one article that basically states "we are being fvcked by sanctions but we are surviving"

Point to note: the sanctions did not bankrupt south Africa. The American government and the European governments were supporters of the apartheid regime.

Why did you think Reagan vetoed the sanctions and Bush snr. was reluctant to continue with the sanctions?

Black Africa will be liberated whether the thieves parading as leaders want it or not.
Nigeria already leading the way. Mark this space: It's a matter of time before Ghana and Kenya follow Nigeria's example unless they are comfortable with the way their countries are handled.
Black South Africans too will soon ask for stronger land reforms. They'll listen to Malema. They'll grow balls after seeing what Nigeria's youths are doing.

popizaino:


Oba I no like wahala one bit. I dey as gentle as the most gentle of all doves.I just like to call out his lies that are so obvious to even an unborn child.That's all.

If you believe the words of just30,then you can also belive a man with his leg tied would jump into 3mb without drowning because he attached a block to his legs

That's funny.

really

wishing to be Nigerians?
The bubble you live in has really grown big


I know you and your lies, you make claims and assertions in thin air
The internet is free and whenever we decide to protest again, it will with nothing to do with Nigeria but real issues we may want solutions to.


Your constant attempt to rope us into your issues are the is the validation you require to tag along Ghana to be able to present a a picture of progress to the external world and your citizens.

We dont compete with you because we cant use you guys as a yardstick, Doing so will be an attempt to drag us back to medieval times.

Guy it was your citizens who went on Twitter giving testament of how great policing in Ghana is and how safe they are in Ghana more than their own country Nigeria.

As usual, you guys managed to drag Ghana Police into the conversation of how bad SARS is to make your point.


Next time, dont screw your head over and maybe you will reason proper.

popizaino:


Massa,pls spear me your silly attempts at denying everything that paint Ghana and Ghanaian as copy cat and wishing to be Nigerians .

There is no point in surfing the internet to bring the tweet to prove my ascertion when you still wriggle out of it with puerile lies.

Nigerians with our ego don't compete with Ghanaians.your people are the with her constant validations to prove to the outside world they are better than Nigerians do so. Big brethen Ghana is testament to the length you go in order to compete with Nigerians .


Endsars started and gain massive support from the international communities,celebrities from all works of life tweeted in support including heads so many organization.your people as usual in their quest to compete and copy from Nigeria started theirs as well,but unfortunately for them they were too insignificant to be recognized.

obaaderemi:
Black Africa will be liberated whether the thieves parading as leaders want it or not.
Nigeria already leading the way. Mark this space: It's a matter of time before Ghana and Kenya follow Nigeria's example unless they are comfortable with the way their countries are handled.
Black South Africans too will soon ask for stronger land reforms. They'll listen to Malema. They'll grow balls after seeing what Nigeria's youths are doing.

We are not comfortable with governance here but the system we have here has room for engagement so that issues dont escalate to where END SARS has gotten to.

Because of the Bureaucratic nature of a Federal system, if not run well, Officialdom becomes too far out of touch with realities of the ordinary Nigerian.

Centralize systems have their own disadvantages but the above is not one of them.

popizaino:


Oba I no like wahala one bit. I dey as gentle as the most gentle of all doves.I just like to call out his lies that are so obvious to even an unborn child.That's all.

If you believe the words of just30,then you can also belive a man with his leg tied would jump into 3mb without drowning because he attached a block to his legs

Guy, you just live in Ghana with no understanding of things in Ghana.

The last time a real protest was organized in Ghana was in 2014

We had the Yvonne Nelson organized protest
And then, we had the one organized by Concerned Ghanaians for Responsible governance.


Since then, we've only had special interest groups like Law Students protesting against entrance exams, Opposition parties either protesting against Voters Register or the EC and etc.

Just30:
We are not comfortable with governance here but the system we have here has room for engagement so that issues dont escalate to where END SARS has gotten to.

Because of the Bureaucratic nature of a Federal system, if not run well, Officialdom becomes too far out of touch with realities of the ordinary Nigerian.

Centralize systems have their own disadvantages but the above is not one of them.

Okay, we shall see.
Remember Kenya too doesn't run a centralized government.. just like Ghana. But look at how Kenya has been mismanaged.. from poverty to slums to starvation while all along the political continue to hold large swathes of land and steal funds including international aid. Proper engagement does not work with these African rulers. The message has to be loud and resounding like what the black South Africans did with sharpeville and what Nigeria is doing now.

obaaderemi:
Okay, we shall see.
Remember Kenya too doesn't run a centralized government.. just like Ghana. But look at how Kenya has been mismanaged.. from poverty to slums to starvation while all along the political continue to hold large swathes of land and steal funds including international aid. Proper engagement does not work with these African rulers. The message has to be loud and resounding like what the black South Africans did with sharpeville and what Nigeria is doing now.

One thing about is currently happening is that, you cant resort to that whenever you have and issue with the system and you cant resort to it all the time.

You do this and use the opportunity to reform the system.

The last time Ghana did something similar like that was in the 80s and overtime, we have created channels for issues to be resolved that they dont break down the system..


The Unitary system in Ghana run in such a way that i know where to go when I have an issue. The only problem with it currently is our attempt to decentralize in order to Give more power to Municipal Cheif Executive and District Chief Executive because the constitution lays the development of municipal and district development into their orbit.


The current system does not empower them so we rely on our Members of Parliament for development, which is not their duty.

Just30:
Guy, you just live in Ghana with no understanding of things in Ghana.

The last time a real protest was organized in Ghana was in 2014

We had the Yvonne Nelson organized protest
And then, we had the one organized by Concerned Ghanaians for Responsible governance.


Since then, we've only had special interest groups like Law Students protesting against entrance exams, Opposition parties either protesting against Voters Register or the EC and etc.

Are you saying he is lying or doesn't know Ghana?

Just30:
One thing about is currently happening is that, you cant resort to that whenever you have and issue with the system and you cant resort to it all the time.

You do this and use the opportunity to reform the system.

The last time Ghana did something similar like that was in the 80s and overtime, we have created channels for issues to be resolved that they dont break down the system..


The Unitary system in Ghana run in such a way that i know where to go when I have an issue. The only problem with it currently is our attempt to decentralize in order to Give more power to Municipal Cheif Executive and District Chief Executive because the constitution lays the development of municipal and district development into their orbit.


The current system does not empower them so we rely on our Members of Parliament for development, which is not their duty.

The same problem here. At times we don't even know the real function the parliamentarians serve. They receive development funds running into billions and nothing to show. I still tell you, Africa is going nowhere if we continue to take it easy with these African rulers. Look at a video footage of any black African country on TV and see what it looks like. Check out the hdi of black African countries. You hardly see any of them beyond 0.5....
Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Kenya are all below 0.6. South Africa is below nonentities like Lebanon and Libya. And yet all these countries continue to be run by very corrupt and brazen leaders because the people are quiet. Check out countries like Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, even Vietnam that fought a long war. They all have serious things to show for their troubles.

He doesnt know what he is talking about and infused with lies

obaaderemi:
Are you saying he is lying or doesn't know Ghana?

i like your passionate argument but we all know corruption exist in all forms of government.

Some countries even call it lobbying just to hide the fact that it is corruption.

The difference is whether there are systems to check it and whether those systems work.

I've always maintained, countries who decided to run totalitarian systems in order to keep their citizens in check after independence managed to control the hunger for power in the gap left after independence.

And 98% of those countries have all progressed.

Those who decided that, jumping into democracy when they least understood it created a mess that is still consuming us all.

All the developed countries you know today run a tight system with centralised planning to control the masses in their formative years in order to grow and advance

obaaderemi:
The same problem here. At times we don't even know the real function the parliamentarians serve. They receive development funds running into billions and nothing to show. I still tell you, Africa is going nowhere if we continue to take it easy with these African rulers. Look at a video footage of any black African country on TV and see what it looks like. Check out the hdi of black African countries. You hardly see any of them beyond 0.5....
Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Kenya are all below 0.6. South Africa is below nonentities like Lebanon and Libya. And yet all these countries continue to be run by very corrupt and brazen leaders because the people are quiet. Check out countries like Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, even Vietnam that fought a long war. They all have serious things to show for their troubles.

obaaderemi:
Point to note: the sanctions did not bankrupt south Africa. The American government and the European governments were supporters of the apartheid regime.

Why did you think Reagan vetoed the sanctions and Bush snr. was reluctant to continue with the sanctions?

Let me just repost since you have the memory of a gold fish "SA was not bankrupt shocked shocked shocked shocked Dude from 1980 to 1992 there were 6 years of negative growth(recessions) 1 year of 0 growth, Inflation was 15%, debt was 50% of GDP by 1994, there was massive account deficits in the mid 80s...............Is that not bankrupt?"

Point is the SAn economy was effectively bankrupt....

obaaderemi:
Point to note: the sanctions did not bankrupt south Africa. The American government and the European governments were supporters of the apartheid regime.

Why did you think Reagan vetoed the sanctions and Bush snr. was reluctant to continue with the sanctions?

Let me just repost since you have the memory of a gold fish "SA was not bankrupt..... Dude from 1980 to 1992 there were 6 years of negative growth(recessions) 1 year of 0 growth, Inflation was 15%, debt was 50% of GDP by 1994, there was massive account deficits in the mid 80s...............Is that not bankrupt?"

Point is the SAn economy was effectively bankrupt....

jln115:


Let me just repost since you have the memory of a gold fish "SA was not bankrupt..... Dude from 1980 to 1992 there were 6 years of negative growth(recessions) 1 year of 0 growth, Inflation was 15%, debt was 50% of GDP by 1994, there was massive account deficits in the mid 80s...............Is that not bankrupt?"

Point is the SAn economy was effectively bankrupt....

One thing about you is your love of spurious claims and wrong facts to back them up.

Why are you stretching things all the way back to 1980? Sanctions started in 1986. 1987, 1988 and 1989 were all years of good growth for South Africa's economy. By 1988 you were already paying billions of dollars as debt payment. A country facing trade embargoes? How is that bankruptcy?
South Africa in recent times suffer recessions. Are those from sanctions? I tell you: the sanctions against south Africa was a wool the West pulled over the eyes of blacks South Africans who knew nothing.

obaaderemi:
One thing about you is your love of spurious claims and wrong facts to back them up.

Why are you stretching things all the way back to 1980? Sanctions started in 1986. 1987, 1988 and 1989 were all years of good growth for South Africa's economy. By 1988 you were already paying billions of dollars as debt payment. A country facing trade embargoes? How is that bankruptcy?
South Africa in recent times suffer recessions. Are those from sanctions? I tell you: the sanctions against south Africa was a wool the West pulled over the eyes of blacks South Africans who knew nothing.

Only US sanctions started in 1986 you ret@rd.... UN sanctions started as early as 1962...

jln115:

Only US sanctions started in 1986 you ret@rd.... UN sanctions started as early as 1962...

The UN sanctions were arms deal embargoes not trade deal embargoes, you ret@rd. Did I not say you are spurious?

obaaderemi:
The UN sanctions were arms deal embargoes not trade deal embargoes, you ret@rd. Did I not say you are spurious?

not just arms.... Also oil embargoes and boycott of SA exported goods like coal

jln115:
not just arms.... Also oil embargoes and boycott of SA exported goods like coal

With the oil embargoes, America and the west continued to support South Africa through the backdoor. The apartheid government was never abandoned by their fellow brothers and sisters. Remember, Reagan, Bush, Thatcher and co were openly against the sanctions. This is from caltex, a big American company which continued to sell oil to South Africa despite the embargoes:

“In 1973, we were
unable to buy Saudi Arabian crude and we switched
our supply to Iranian sources. When the Shah fell in
1978 Iranian supplies dried up and we had to look
elsewhere. It is to our credit, not only the oil industry
but the South African Government, that there was
never one shipment of oil, so to speak, missed...
Although we are effectively prevented from buying oil
openly, we still get exactly what we want.”

http://richardknight.homestead.com/files/oilembargo.htm

In addition, Iran openly sold oil to south Africa in the 70s.

Mr. Baliv254 how are you? You are all alone here.

Can you believe this?
I got banned all because I called the little Indian, gallivant the gallivanting pig his real name. The pig ran crying to the mods. No wonder they're afraid of talking here.