Veep Commends Nigeria on Transformational Leadership

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PHILTY McNASTY 10 years ago

Cut the superfluous usage of flattering words. What transformative leadership has Nigeria demonstrated besides corruption and tribblism? What a cow you are Amissah-Arthur?

Cut the superfluous usage of flattering words. What transformative leadership has Nigeria demonstrated besides corruption and tribblism? What a cow you are Amissah-Arthur?
Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago

the kind Mahamah is demonstrating!!!

the kind Mahamah is demonstrating!!!
hat 10 years ago

Nigeria moslems killing non moslems for allah and you call it Transformational Leadership???

Nigeria moslems killing non moslems for allah and you call it Transformational Leadership???
Bukari 10 years ago

Then there's hope for all.

Then there's hope for all.
Uzman Bello 10 years ago

You are asking what transformational leadership has Nigeria demonstrated? in your own mind. Nigeria is an African leader, Nigeria is recognised in the comity of international friends and arena, Nigeria has the largest oil in ...
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You are asking what transformational leadership has Nigeria demonstrated? in your own mind. Nigeria is an African leader, Nigeria is recognised in the comity of international friends and arena, Nigeria has the largest oil in Africa, Nigeria produces 2.4 million barrels per day of oil whilst Ghana is just 70,000 BPD, Nigeria has the highest Foreign Direct Investment in Africa, Nigeria's Economy will take over South African economy in 2016, Ghana infrastructural development can not be compared with Lagos talk-less of Abuja, Kano, Port-Harcourt, Jos, Ibadan etc. I could go on and on. How many heads of Government attended the even? just to emphasize how important Nigeria is to International Community. you are here doing Twaaa. Mtcheee.
KOKONSA 10 years ago

What are you talking about. You lack proper information on Nigeria. In your dreams the Nigerian economy will develop wings and do what???? This is a country with a population nearly ten times Ghana's and a single commodity ec ...
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What are you talking about. You lack proper information on Nigeria. In your dreams the Nigerian economy will develop wings and do what???? This is a country with a population nearly ten times Ghana's and a single commodity economy.About 60% of the proceeds from oil sales dissipate into thin air; no roads no proper schools; no healthcare system and you talk of Naija like some wonder. Name a different country not Nigeria. Get education on Nigeria cos you are clearly speaking bunkum!!!!
For a start read African nations peer review reports.
MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

Can we compare the progress or lack of, the two nations - Nigeria & Ghana - have made over the last two or three decades?
That would be far better than the worth less praise or the insults and lies.

Can we compare the progress or lack of, the two nations - Nigeria & Ghana - have made over the last two or three decades?
That would be far better than the worth less praise or the insults and lies.
Uzman Bello 10 years ago

You can start it. Compare and contrast in all facets of human endeavour. lets go..

You can start it. Compare and contrast in all facets of human endeavour. lets go..
MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

Mr. Bello, my post was direct at Philty McNasty. It wasn't directed at you, I agree with you that the best way to talk about the two nations, is to compare and contrast them.
Maybe PhilTy Nasty can do that talk.

Mr. Bello, my post was direct at Philty McNasty. It wasn't directed at you, I agree with you that the best way to talk about the two nations, is to compare and contrast them.
Maybe PhilTy Nasty can do that talk.
Kay 10 years ago

Nigeria praised for transformational leadership,do they deserve it?Hmmmmm I hope they are able to tackle the Boko Haram brigade.

Nigeria praised for transformational leadership,do they deserve it?Hmmmmm I hope they are able to tackle the Boko Haram brigade.
Me 10 years ago

This ugly FAG talk too much.We don't know what he is doing besides aimlessly flying around Africa for conferences and saying dumb stuff.Come up with a scheme to transform our economy into a manufacturing economy like the Nige ...
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This ugly FAG talk too much.We don't know what he is doing besides aimlessly flying around Africa for conferences and saying dumb stuff.Come up with a scheme to transform our economy into a manufacturing economy like the Nigerians are doing.
BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10 years ago

I will rent the top floor and begin to train the npp fools how to behaved. Our great General become a billionaire because of npp "nkwasiasem nti" The next person is that idiot kofi nyarko Holland who was placed on npp party p ...
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I will rent the top floor and begin to train the npp fools how to behaved. Our great General become a billionaire because of npp "nkwasiasem nti" The next person is that idiot kofi nyarko Holland who was placed on npp party pay rolls to do their dirty jobs for them.
Nana Adjei 10 years ago

Some body please help this guy groom up a little bit. He his the VICE PRESIDENT of Ghana for goodness sake. CLEAN HIM UP.

Some body please help this guy groom up a little bit. He his the VICE PRESIDENT of Ghana for goodness sake. CLEAN HIM UP.
w3 10 years ago

What about Maaama

What about Maaama
K. MANU 10 years ago

Is the Veep serious? How on earth does he call the sad situation in Nigeria as transformational? Does he and his boss intend to emulate the Nigerians? Ye wu! Atweaaaaaaaaa!

Is the Veep serious? How on earth does he call the sad situation in Nigeria as transformational? Does he and his boss intend to emulate the Nigerians? Ye wu! Atweaaaaaaaaa!
Tibaa 10 years ago

Transformational Leadership in Nigeria????

I hope the VP does not apply the lessons in Ghanna!!!

Transformational Leadership in Nigeria????

I hope the VP does not apply the lessons in Ghanna!!!
Senior citizen Br,weig Germany. 10 years ago

I wish Nigeria all the best in the next one hundred years to come.Every Nation of the world has its ups and downs so as Nigeria.They had times of peace and turbulent times, but in all they have survived as one of the greatest ...
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I wish Nigeria all the best in the next one hundred years to come.Every Nation of the world has its ups and downs so as Nigeria.They had times of peace and turbulent times, but in all they have survived as one of the greatest Nations in Africa.One omission Dr Goodluck Jonathan made during his centinery speech is his refussal to mention the names of coloneL Chief Odumegu Odjuku and General Gowon as some of the pivots of Nigerias dynamism.
Kofi 10 years ago

What kind of transformational leadership is this man talking about? What kind of peace? Nigeria is being attacked by Islamists and killing Christians everyday and you're talking about peace? Poor African leaders!

What kind of transformational leadership is this man talking about? What kind of peace? Nigeria is being attacked by Islamists and killing Christians everyday and you're talking about peace? Poor African leaders!
Say the TRUTH 10 years ago

Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaba THIS VP IS BECOMING A LAUGHING STOCK!!!

WHAT IS HE TALKING ABOUT AND PRAISING NIGERIA FOR????????

THIS IS A VERY VERY STUPID OBSERVATION...IS THAT HOW POOR HIS ANALYIS ARE....NO WON ...
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Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaba THIS VP IS BECOMING A LAUGHING STOCK!!!

WHAT IS HE TALKING ABOUT AND PRAISING NIGERIA FOR????????

THIS IS A VERY VERY STUPID OBSERVATION...IS THAT HOW POOR HIS ANALYIS ARE....NO WONDER GHANA IS IN DEEP SHIT OF A MESS!!!!!!!

AND WHAT DID HE SAY AGAIN????
He commended them on the celebration and urged them to continue to keep the peace of the nation. He, however, predicted that Ghana would meet Nigeria at the finals of the World Cup in Brazil.

IS HE ON DRUGS????? THIS VP ......Tweaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dont worry about my name 10 years ago

60% of the Ghana population lives in serious poverty, the main reason is because most Ghanaian are full of hater y , envyness , especially the men , lazy bones . only credits to the ladies. ghana has is own pro ...
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60% of the Ghana population lives in serious poverty, the main reason is because most Ghanaian are full of hater y , envyness , especially the men , lazy bones . only credits to the ladies. ghana has is own problem, lack of stable electricty , water and your cheap cedi currency, and crazy importation..... let nigeria alone and solve your problem, fucking haters, and if you like .... keep it up and you all die in poverty .
Mawusi 10 years ago

Nonsense. Transformational leadership meaning Boko Haram attacks and massive corruption. I don't think this guy is even watching the news

Nonsense. Transformational leadership meaning Boko Haram attacks and massive corruption. I don't think this guy is even watching the news
Awurade kasa 10 years ago

Nigeria?. Leadership Transformation my foot. This man from Ghana is daft. Nigerians know that you lied?. These NDC politicians will always disgrace us. If you don't know, you must SHUT that your beek off.

Nigeria?. Leadership Transformation my foot. This man from Ghana is daft. Nigerians know that you lied?. These NDC politicians will always disgrace us. If you don't know, you must SHUT that your beek off.
Abu 10 years ago

There is nothing transformational about Nigerian leadership. The VP has no idea what transformational leadership is.

There is nothing transformational about Nigerian leadership. The VP has no idea what transformational leadership is.
James Idi 10 years ago

Mr Vice president well said dont mind these idiots in Ghana u are a shinning eg of a god leader

Mr Vice president well said dont mind these idiots in Ghana u are a shinning eg of a god leader

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