Ghana's relative trouncing of Brazil in the u20 fifa world cup, coupled with Obama's visit in July has not put us in the best of light with our Nigerian cousins, but it appears the arrival of crude oil for Ghana's beleagured Tema Oil Refinery(TOR) on the shores of Ghana suggests that they might no longer be still angry with us...:-)
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Monday, October 26, 2009
Ghana-Nigeria Ties Remain Cordial Still...Especially After Nigerian Oil in Ghana!
Ghana's relative trouncing of Brazil in the u20 fifa world cup, coupled with Obama's visit in July has not put us in the best of light with our Nigerian cousins, but it appears the arrival of crude oil for Ghana's beleagured Tema Oil Refinery(TOR) on the shores of Ghana suggests that they might no longer be still angry with us...:-)
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It's good to have friendly neighbors!
Hey, you haven't listed me on your list of blogs, yet ... Kind regards from EAGAN daily photo
Not so fast Emmanuel. TB Joshua might take credit for the oil that just got in.
Mike
when did Abuja(the idi0ts)
became Nigerians ?
Just keep the focus Ghana. all that we ask for...
Leif--it is indeed! Leif, I will work on that. Apologies!
GHOS--I like that! He should have prayed for his team. He better be praying for his country's team in the u17s!!;-)
Dapxin--interesting comment, there! Not so sure about the idi0ts, though!
e.g.
everyone else in Abuja,
who knows we cant
reBrand anything
at the moment,
is *not* an idi0t...
I hope that clears it somebit :-)
good blog
greeting
It appears that Ghana is on the ascendancy (maybe like China and India but on a much smaller scale). Still ascendancy is ascendancy.
As for Nigeria stagnation at best, or decay is more appropriate.
If Ghana continues to progress, relations may become strained as Nigeria will eye developments in Ghana with jealousy. Rather than facing up to the challenge as Ghana is currently doing.
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