What is this edi0t saying? chai, naija don pafuka welcome to nigeria, the biggest shambolic shiithole in the whole world

people get kidnapped for a ransom of gala and a bottle of coke

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popizaino:


Shut up and enjoy sufficient infrastructure abeg.

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Ghana be village.
Accra be wasteland.

Port Harcourt, Nigeria

popizaino:





Yea

Chai!!! Poor boy.
Is he sure he is sober now.He must not come at us unprovoked.
He should learn to stick to his lane.

fuckeduppedness

Can anyone tell me how many nigerians have access to electricity, potable water, motorable roads, personal security, quality education, health care? What is the infant mortality rate in nigeria? What is the maternal mortality rate?

by the way, what exactly are you trying to disprove? That nigeria is not a confirmed shiithole? abegi, don't waste your time. it has been confirmed since hungry and desperate mudder fuggerz everywhere in that shiithole

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popizaino:



FEM !!!!


Post Ghana or disappear like the fart of leprous witch that you're

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sharaaaap edi0t, your smelly shiithole is already bankrupt. Read what your foreign minister is saying

Nigeria To Pull Out Of Some International Organisations Over Paucity Of Funds

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Godfrey Onyeama, says plans are underway to reduce the number of International Organisations Nigeria belongs to because of paucity of funds.

Mr Onyeama made this known while defending the ministry’s 2021 budget at the House of Representatives on Tuesday in Abuja.

He said that the ministry is faced with a challenge of meeting its contribution to those International organisations.

Read Also: Nigeria will pull through its socio-economic challenges soon — Onyeama

“We are owing a lot , and in the Federal Executive Council (FEC), there is a process to rationalise and cut down on the International Organisations we belong to.

“This is because we are just owing monies left and right and it is not even good for the image of the country,” he said. which stvpid image is he talking about. naija get image to protect?

Mr Onyeama, who decried the poor funding of the ministry, reeled out the challenges facing the 2021 budget implementation.

The minister said that one the challenges the ministry is facing is the movement of officers, ambassadors and their families.

He said that N1.6 billion is required for the movement of ambassadors while officers will require N3.7 billion, making a total of N5.3 billion for the whole movement.

The minister said in addition to what was received in the revised budget, the ministry will require an additional N1.1 billion in 2021 to meet the cost of movement.

He stressed the need to address the inadequate overhead budgetary provisions to the missions, which is resulting to a lot of debt for electricity and rent.

“Just on Monday, the ambassador in Hungary called to say they are going to throw them out from the chancery building. That the landlord is coming and that they do not have the money to pay.

“And we get that from a lot of missions across the world and that is not a sustainable way of running foreign service.

“Then this exchange rate differential with the CBN is really something we need to address once and for all.

“It is not so easy, all of these things are computed in naira and all the payments abroad are in dollars and once the exchange rate is changed, it never goes the other way, it always goes up, it never comes down visa vis the dollar. This means immediate shortfall for all our missions,” he said

The minister said that the ministry requires an additional capital allocation of N5 billion to address some of the missions’ renovation needs.

According to him, “a lot of our missions are eyesores and it is just a huge embarrassment to the country that we can have mission in such terrible conditions.” the country itself is a terrible eyesore. why is he surprised about the state of nigeria's foreign missions?

Mr Onyeama said that between 2012 and 2014, the ministry owed local contractors N1.3 billion.

According to him, “we have been receiving letters from the National Assembly forwarding to us various claims and judgement and asking us to pay them.

“We have a big challenge with clothing allowances, as you know, all officers in our missions from grade level 7 and above are entitled to US$2,500 clothing allowance per annum.

“In the 2021 budget, about 1,312 officers will be expecting the payment of these allowances and if you take at the CBN official rate, we are looking at N1.2 billion.

“What we have available is N762 million for that, to able to pay the clothing allowances, we still need at additional sum of N500 million,” he said.

Mr Onyeama said that the ministry needs N225 million to pay premium for the insurance of the ministry’s head quarters.

According to him, that is based on an estimate of the value of the building at N12 billion which is a very rare conservative estimate of that building.

He said that the ministry needs N342 million for the building of infrastructure which bridge the ICT gap the ministry currently faces.

“I was talking about the ICT deficit, with presence in 110 countries, we believe that the ministry should be in a key position for foreign direct investment and export promotion, leveraging on our physical presence in 110 countries of the world to make that possible.

“It would be a one-stop shop for Nigerian businesses without going through all kinds of bottle necks. We want your consideration to allocate this amount into the envelope.

“Part of what will go for digitizing our missions and the 24-7 health desk that we need to have to keep in touch with Nigerians around the world.

“That will really transform the ministry and get us to do things we need to be doing and add economic values to the country,” he said.


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Vlain:



Leave Norway alone. If Ghana is half of what Norway is today.sorry what am I even saying. Quarter of what Norway is today no country here will be busy taking turns to make a grand mockery of U.

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Kaduna.
Una know the real village.

Noisyrians:
sharaaaap edi0t, your smelly shiithole is already bankrupt. Read what your foreign minister is saying

Nigeria To Pull Out Of Some International Organisations Over Paucity Of Funds

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Godfrey Onyeama, says plans are underway to reduce the number of International Organisations Nigeria belongs to because of paucity of funds.

Mr Onyeama made this known while defending the ministry’s 2021 budget at the House of Representatives on Tuesday in Abuja.

He said that the ministry is faced with a challenge of meeting its contribution to those International organisations.

Read Also: Nigeria will pull through its socio-economic challenges soon — Onyeama

“We are owing a lot , and in the Federal Executive Council (FEC), there is a process to rationalise and cut down on the International Organisations we belong to.

“This is because we are just owing monies left and right and it is not even good for the image of the country,” he said. which stvpid image is he talking about. naija get image to protect?

Mr Onyeama, who decried the poor funding of the ministry, reeled out the challenges facing the 2021 budget implementation.

The minister said that one the challenges the ministry is facing is the movement of officers, ambassadors and their families.

He said that N1.6 billion is required for the movement of ambassadors while officers will require N3.7 billion, making a total of N5.3 billion for the whole movement.

The minister said in addition to what was received in the revised budget, the ministry will require an additional N1.1 billion in 2021 to meet the cost of movement.

He stressed the need to address the inadequate overhead budgetary provisions to the missions, which is resulting to a lot of debt for electricity and rent.

“Just on Monday, the ambassador in Hungary called to say they are going to throw them out from the chancery building. That the landlord is coming and that they do not have the money to pay.

“And we get that from a lot of missions across the world and that is not a sustainable way of running foreign service.

“Then this exchange rate differential with the CBN is really something we need to address once and for all.

“It is not so easy, all of these things are computed in naira and all the payments abroad are in dollars and once the exchange rate is changed, it never goes the other way, it always goes up, it never comes down visa vis the dollar. This means immediate shortfall for all our missions,” he said

The minister said that the ministry requires an additional capital allocation of N5 billion to address some of the missions’ renovation needs.

According to him, “a lot of our missions are eyesores and it is just a huge embarrassment to the country that we can have mission in such terrible conditions.” the country itself is a terrible eyesore. why is he surprised about the state of nigeria's foreign missions?

Mr Onyeama said that between 2012 and 2014, the ministry owed local contractors N1.3 billion.

According to him, “we have been receiving letters from the National Assembly forwarding to us various claims and judgement and asking us to pay them.

“We have a big challenge with clothing allowances, as you know, all officers in our missions from grade level 7 and above are entitled to US$2,500 clothing allowance per annum.

“In the 2021 budget, about 1,312 officers will be expecting the payment of these allowances and if you take at the CBN official rate, we are looking at N1.2 billion.

“What we have available is N762 million for that, to able to pay the clothing allowances, we still need at additional sum of N500 million,” he said.

Mr Onyeama said that the ministry needs N225 million to pay premium for the insurance of the ministry’s head quarters.

According to him, that is based on an estimate of the value of the building at N12 billion which is a very rare conservative estimate of that building.

He said that the ministry needs N342 million for the building of infrastructure which bridge the ICT gap the ministry currently faces.

“I was talking about the ICT deficit, with presence in 110 countries, we believe that the ministry should be in a key position for foreign direct investment and export promotion, leveraging on our physical presence in 110 countries of the world to make that possible.

“It would be a one-stop shop for Nigerian businesses without going through all kinds of bottle necks. We want your consideration to allocate this amount into the envelope.

“Part of what will go for digitizing our missions and the 24-7 health desk that we need to have to keep in touch with Nigerians around the world.

“That will really transform the ministry and get us to do things we need to be doing and add economic values to the country,” he said.


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My friend U wasted Ur time. I did not read this not even the beginning

stvpid f00ls your smelly dirty zoo is bankrupt

Nigeria faces impending bankrupcy - Obasanjo
https://huhuonline.com/hunew/index.php/home-4/huhuonline-more-news/12864-nigeria-faces-impending-bankrupcy-obasanjo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has expressed deep concern about Nigeria’s current debt profile and warned the Federal Government against “impending bankruptcy.” Obasanjo who was a keynote speaker at the “Why I am Alive” campaign celebration in Lagos on Friday, said Nigeria’s external debt grew by as much as 700% to N24.947 trillion ($81.2.74 billion), from $10.32 billion in just four years (2015), meaning the country would have to commit half of its foreign earnings to servicing its current level of indebtedness.

“Such a situation talks about impending bankruptcy,” the former president warned. He insisted that “no entity can survive while devoting 50 percent of its revenue to debt servicing.” Baba explained that the current budget out of which Nigeria spends 25% to debt servicing “is not the country’s total earning; a lot of it is also borrowing. Simply put, we are borrowing to service what we have borrowed and yet we are borrowing more.

“I do not need the brain of any genius to conclude that those who use statistics to dig us deeper into debt are our enemies: statistics can be used to serve any purpose, and that is why Winston Churchill talked of lies, damn lies and statistics, meaning statistics can be made master of lies.”
Calling for national dialogue or debate on Nigeria’s short, medium and long-term plans as a nation, Obasanjo said his biggest worry was that, with the scale of debts the country was walking into, “there are already fiscal challenges to meet(ing) our obligations.”
Obasanjo, who was twice head of the Nigerian government in both military and civilian capacity between 1976 and 2007, was a special guest of the “Why I am Alive” campaign celebration tagged “The Nigerian Story” created by media personality and chief executive of Eureka Productions, Caroline Moore in Lagos on Friday. He has been very critical of governments since he left office after completing two terms of four years each as a civilian president in 2007.



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Vlain:


Atleast we have one small city as you have stated.Do you honestly think anywhere in Ghana is what calling a city.
If Nigeria is one big slum then I advice you look for a more demeaning and downgrading term to label Ghana.
Funny how U guys called urselfs the black star.We now see why a star can be black and that can only happen in Ghana.

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popizaino:



True that

Bro i know these motherfvckers so well, kiosks, and uncompleted buildings are luxury for an average ghanaians, with no toilet.

i wasn't surprised you didn't read it. typical illiterate nigerian mudder fugger from a certified shiithole. what do you expect? even your president is stark illiterate he is still searching for his primary school certificate

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Vlain:


My friend U wasted Ur time. I did not read this not even the beginning

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vankelvin:


Kumasi is better than most of your A class cities.

Just look at your second best city, hmm, a slumpolis on it own.

Ghana make una get shame oo!!!

Vlain:


Nana hobbit never disappoints

They president has to raise Nairobi of 80, as the future of ghana beyond aids 2050.

Roan77:


Good, and where the hell do you live? Don't lie to yourself.

I live on tree lol with 24/7 electricity...do you enjoy that in ur castle house lol

Vlain:
Kaduna.
Una know the real village.

Jesus is that a fire service truck lol damn

Vlain:
Ghana be village.
Accra be wasteland.

Port Harcourt, Nigeria

Feel the village and way far better than ur world class city

Wizzzzmike:

Feel the village and way far better than ur world class city

Fool you are posting Accra, while he's posting Porth harcourt, our third city.

Wizzzzmike:


I live on tree lol with 24/7 electricity...do you enjoy that in ur castle house lol

You are not worthy to stand 2 meters away from me in person, because you are way too low.

Roan77:


Fool you are posting Accra, while he's posting Porth harcourt, our third city.

Stupid illiterate I don't know shit about cities in ur shithole country....is Port Harcourt a state on it own?

Roan77:


You are not worthy to stand 2 meters away from me in person, because you are way too low.

Lol stupid illiterate you got nothing else to say fool...ask ur sensible brothers and sisters who live in here where do they live...ur lucky I'm even arguing with an illiterate like you

Wizzzzmike:


Lol stupid illiterate you got nothing else to say fool...ask ur sensible brothers and sisters who live in here where do they live...ur lucky I'm even arguing with an illiterate like you

It's obvious that Nigerians lives in the best houses, and estates in ghana, and drive the best cars in ghana, no doubt about that, and all y'all do is to envy, and hating on us, even your police has to target Nigerian houses for illegal operations for pocket money.
If only you can keep this the same energy in person, when you talk to me.

Wizzzzmike:


Stupid illiterate I don't know shit about cities in ur shithole country....is Port Harcourt a state on it own?

Desperation had to make you post your ghana best in Accra, village boy.

Banter country.

Roan77:


Desperation had to make you post your ghana best in Accra, village boy.

Banter country.

Ah lol it's more develop and better than ur shithole zoo lol

Roan77:


Fool you are posting Accra, while he's posting Porth harcourt, our third city.

can p.h rival kano?

Wizzzzmike:


Ah lol it's more develop and better than ur shithole zoo lol

Post another best part of ghana, outside accra let see, village boy.

theenchanter:
can p.h rival kano?

I doubt that, but Kano is too big for accra.

Roan77:


It's obvious that Nigerians lives in the best houses, and estates in ghana, and drive the best cars in ghana, no doubt about that, and all y'all do is to envy, and hating on us, even your police has to target Nigerian houses for illegal operations for pocket money.
If only you can keep this the same energy in person, when you talk to me.

I wish we meet face to face to tell you how stupid sound... Ur brothers are robbing our cars and kidnapping our girls and ur sisters are the most useless b!tches in our country lol

Roan77:


I doubt that, but Kano is too big for accra.

the best part of accra is the airport city...... Not even up to eko atlantic in size.

Roan77:


Post another best part of ghana, outside accra let see, village boy.

Dude post and I'll post... illiterate dumbass kid lol

Wizzzzmike:


I wish we meet face to face to tell you how stupid sound... Ur brothers are robbing our cars and kidnapping our girls and ur sisters are the most useless b!tches in our country lol

Where is your location, feel free to drop it, i will be the one to come to your neighborhood to smoke you out.
Do Ghanaians men even have cars ?
Your women are in charge of you shithole, and they dominate you the men, put you in the house, and feed you, your women drive best cars in ghana than the ghanaian men, and secure the best available jobs in your banter country, leaving you men to depend on them.

theenchanter:
the best part of accra is the airport city...... Not even up to eko atlantic in size.

The enchanter you are not wrong, we all know that.

Wizzzzmike:


Dude post and I'll post... illiterate dumbass kid lol

Post accra, while i post Porth harcourt village boy.

Vlain:


This zoo makes Ghana look like a fallow land.

still better than a zoo