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Marketing strategy or trash. My pple make una chook mouth put.Marketing strategy or trash. My pple make una chook mouth put.0 Comments ·0 Shares ·151 Views
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Some Nigerian ladies they overdo sha.... Wetin be this 🤦🏿♂️Some Nigerian ladies they overdo sha.... Wetin be this 🤦🏿♂️0 Comments ·0 Shares ·159 Views
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The Flagstaff house is very bright 🇬🇭 #iloveGhana🇬🇭0 Comments ·0 Shares ·169 Views
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Nigeria is one of the top 10 recipients of UK aid. But why should Nigeria be taking aid from Western countries? They have so much resources. This shouldn’t be happening.
#iLoveGhanaNigeria 🇳🇬 is one of the top 10 recipients of UK aid. But why should Nigeria be taking aid from Western countries? They have so much resources. This shouldn’t be happening. #iLoveGhana 🇬🇭
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GHANA MUST GO
On 17th January, 1983, exactly 42 years ago today, President of Nigeria, Shehu Shagari issued an executive order to expel two million undocumented West African migrants, half of whom were from Ghana.
After the expulsion, the over 1 million Ghanaians headed westwards, passing through Benin and Togo. Because of an attempted coup the previous year, the President of Ghana, Jerry Rawlings, had closed the main land crossing with Togo, and to avoid a sudden influx of returnees, Togo then also shut its borders with Benin.
Therefore, once the migrants reached Benin, the way out was restricted and they were forced to remain in the port of Cotonou, the country's seat of government, attempting to find a boat to Ghana. After they had been stranded for more than a week, Ghana reopened its borders, causing Togo to do likewise so that the Ghanaians could return home. Thousands of Ghanaians died at the border.
#iLoveGhanaGHANA MUST GO On 17th January, 1983, exactly 42 years ago today, President of Nigeria, Shehu Shagari issued an executive order to expel two million undocumented West African migrants, half of whom were from Ghana. After the expulsion, the over 1 million Ghanaians headed westwards, passing through Benin and Togo. Because of an attempted coup the previous year, the President of Ghana, Jerry Rawlings, had closed the main land crossing with Togo, and to avoid a sudden influx of returnees, Togo then also shut its borders with Benin. Therefore, once the migrants reached Benin, the way out was restricted and they were forced to remain in the port of Cotonou, the country's seat of government, attempting to find a boat to Ghana. After they had been stranded for more than a week, Ghana reopened its borders, causing Togo to do likewise so that the Ghanaians could return home. Thousands of Ghanaians died at the border. #iLoveGhana 🇬🇭0 Comments ·0 Shares ·533 Views -
“The first time I traveled to some African countries, I appreciated my country for the first time because we are doing well. In as much as we still have a long way to go, honestly, if you compare us to some other countries I think we have done some good” - Sarkodie
#iLoveGhana“The first time I traveled to some African countries, I appreciated my country for the first time because we are doing well. In as much as we still have a long way to go, honestly, if you compare us to some other countries I think we have done some good” - Sarkodie #iLoveGhana 🇬🇭
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Dramatic conversation Between comedian Bovi and two Gen Alpha members ignites debate : @peeko_captureDramatic conversation Between comedian Bovi and two Gen Alpha members ignites debate 📹: @peeko_capture0 Comments ·0 Shares ·210 Views
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Wonderful, this guys are going places impersonating...Wonderful, this guys are going places impersonating...0 Comments ·0 Shares ·187 Views
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A commercial bus caught fire while in motion at the Tejuosho area of Yaba, Lagos, on Friday, February 21, sparking panic among passengers and bystanders.
The incident occurred at approximately 5:24pm, forcing passengers to evacuate the vehicle in a desperate scramble for safety. A striking image shows a soldier leaping from the burning bus through a window.
Thanks to the swift intervention of onlookers, the fire was contained before spreading further. No casualties were reported. Authorities have yet to determine the cause of the fire.
Photo Credit: Megwara Favour
#Lagos #Fire #NigeriaA commercial bus caught fire while in motion at the Tejuosho area of Yaba, Lagos, on Friday, February 21, sparking panic among passengers and bystanders. The incident occurred at approximately 5:24pm, forcing passengers to evacuate the vehicle in a desperate scramble for safety. A striking image shows a soldier leaping from the burning bus through a window. Thanks to the swift intervention of onlookers, the fire was contained before spreading further. No casualties were reported. Authorities have yet to determine the cause of the fire. Photo Credit: Megwara Favour #Lagos #Fire #Nigeria
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