UNFILTERED REALITY / STRUGGLES OF BEING A NIGERIAN LIVING IN GHANA!
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- UNFILTERED REALITY / STRUGGLES OF BEING A NIGERIAN LIVING IN GHANA!
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On Today’s Video, We Got To Hear The Full Experience Nigerians Go Through Being Nigerians Living In Ghana , The Good , The Bad , The Different & The Similar.
This was so insightful !
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I am a Ghanaian living in Europe. Ghanaians and Nigerians live like a family here. We are very united and share alot of information.
This piece of information just warmed my heart 💜
very matured conversation! I think you deserve a follow! big ups
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Thanks a lot :)
Yes Soup 🍲 supposed to be watery 😂😂 not thick
Haha… Different country to theirs 😅
@@chandie3585 hahahaha ur crazy I swear 😄😂😂😂😂😂
It's not good to stereotype and Ghanaians do not do that intentionally. It's basically because of what people have experienced. At a point in time in Ghana, every robbery, every kidnapping situation, every fraudulent act in Ghana were from Nigerians. We saw this on TV all the time.
Natural Ghanaians are not like that. We were forced to be like that. Back in 2017, a friend's family traveled out of Ghana and handed over their building to me to take care of. I didn't move into it and made a Nigerian friend stay in it because was my class mate in the uni.
Can you imagine he actually brought lots of people to the house. Apparently, he was taking money from the people. They destroyed lots of things in the house and when I confronted him, he almost fought me.
Because of the things he destroyed and I couldn't replace all, I have lost my friend and all the help I used to get from him. Funny enough, they do this and think they are being smart.
Of course it's one person that did that to me but it left a sour taste in my mouth.
I can definitely understand your experience. I’m sorry you had to go through that :)
Add to that the Takoradi girls' kidnapping in 2018 where a Nigerian immigrant kidnapped 4 teenage girls at different times, slept with them and still killed them and dumped their bodies in a septic tank, for no reason. The 'nigeria hate' then went through the roof. And many of us had never heard of kidnapping before.
And snippets of other 'nigeria crimes' from hardened robbers car jacking bullion vans etc. lately we hear very little of these crimes because the Nigeria community have spoken to their people to keep a good image
He’s very humble guy
Very True :)
Ghana will humble it's in our DNA
Nigerians call soup stew and vice versa. So you should first know the difference. Great video
Thanks a lot :)
Kwaku victor 😊😊❤❤
Have been crushing on this Lady so hard....
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For Ghanaian landlords to refuse to let their rooms Nigerians means, a quiet numbers of Nigerians has messed up or damaged the property they were renting, so blame the bad ones
I love the two of you okay. Ghana and Nigeria I think this is how it is supposed to be. Very matured minds. Keep it up. But babe you promised to visit Ghana but you have still not done that. Remember you dont need visa, only get your passport, at least this December.
Thanks for being open minded !
My Trip To Ghana ….? It’s Definitely gonna Happen 😉
Very interesting video ❤❤❤
I’m glad you like it ! Thanks :)
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@@chandie3585 i subscribe first before watching and I need more 😁🤣😂😂😂😂😃I’m enjoying u here in London
Thanks for your honesty. The water issue is only valid for small areas in Accra ONLY, but these have been mitigated by water tanks/politanks. And yes Accra is expensive; anywhere else is manageably cheap.
Thanks for the clarity :)
The water issue can't we build water towers in these water scarce places, connect pipelines to people homes and supply them SOME water, even if 3x a week? Instead of the zero water places like Adenta and co get?
Why do Nigerians called stew 🥘 soup?
I really dunno 😂
@@chandie3585 hahaha it’s funny 😁 I ve been in Europe for so many years and every soup 🍲 is watery in abroad I mean every country so why do only Nigerians called stew 🥘 soup and ridicule Ghanaian soup water water 😃😄😄😄😁😁😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@sourcestvghuk9897 I've heard some of them say because they like things posh etc, if soup is watery it's considered poor. So their soup must be thickened with vegetables, meat etc
Nigerians dont understand the different Soup And Stew. Find the meaning
Will do :)
Ask him about his time experience in Ghana 🇬🇭 schools
Okay! 👍
Can u tell a good snake from a bad one?….even though there are harmless ones too right so that’s how Ghanaian see every Nigerian once bitten twice SHY look at yourself in our country are you people living up to the expected civil law of our country???…….when we have multiple foreign nationals also living here in Ghana 🇬🇭 charity begins at home okay
Kwaku is practically a Ghanaian. Great conversation. With the issue of streotype, air I don't think so. This is reality. I think some Nigerians need to change their attitudes and behaviour.
With the electricity, Nigera has never supply Ghana with electricity. Never. But we use buy LPG from Nigeria for both industral and domestic use. The total demand for power is a little over 3,400mW. We we produce over 5,000MW? which means we have excess power which is supplied to Togo? Benin and Burkina Faso. Ghana energy source is hydro and thermal..
Thanks a lot for sharing .
Thanks for watching :)
Is the same, Nigerian has a stereotype abroad. It’s mostly negative. In South Africa, Nigeria stereotype is negative. Ghana has no hate against Nigeria as Nigerian some believe Ghana people don’t like them😢. Work on your character and the way you relate with anyone
If your Dad is born in Ghana u also a Ghanaian
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See as he ignorantly categorise Nigeria as one entity as if every region and tribes are all the same.
Soups are meant to be Watery, check the dictionary definition.
A whole month without water? What area are u living then? That's a story to me.
The difference between Ghana and Nigeria is that:
Ghana govt supply water into homes through the pipelines whiles
In Nigeria, the govt do not, you have to make bore holes in your various houses to get water which b'cos that is the only source to get water in Nija but not so in Ghana.
Though a few Ghanaians have bore holes in their homes as a reservoir in case there should be scarcity but its only 1% out of 100. With Nigerians it's 100 out of 100 because that is the only sources to get water.
Ah! I see .
Thanks for shading more light .
There is hardly water scarcity in Nigeria.
Private bore holes ain’t the only source of water in Nigeria :)
@@chandie3585 aside boreholes how do you guys get water to the extent there's hardly water scarcity?
The Adenta etc areas have sever water challenges. Where I live in the Shai hills area I think because we get our water from the Volta river, we hardly have water scarcity.
But I'm asking can't the govt build huge water reservoirs in the water scarce areas, pump water from the Ghana water mains, and have people lay pipelines to their homes from the reservoir to be supplied water even if just at least 3x a week? Ghana has plentiful water, we've the massive Volta lake, why should there be any water scarcity?
@@markntiri8251 DISCLAIMER : So Nigeria Has A Dam That Supplies Water Across the nation .
Now there are different sublet they/it supplies to , I’m not so knowledgeable on this but from my side of Nigeria , we have underground bore holes that pump water in tanks and some home use private water company that supplies water underground into their homes.
@@chandie3585 sorry for the back and forth, I genuinely want to learn. I heard Nigeria(may not be all states) doesn't have 'govt supplied water' like pertains in Ghana. So individuals dig boreholes in their homes for water. So that water is always available.
Are you also saying in some states govt digs underground boreholes and connects it to overhead water reservoirs that it supplies by pipelines to citizens? So that again there's no water scarcity because the water is from boreholes?
This guy is not Nigerian 😂😂😂he’s purely Ghanaian Kwaku victor
Honestly! He’s Ghanaian 😆
@@chandie3585 hahahaha Aswear hahaha
U didn’t ask him to speak Ghana 🇬🇭 language
He did speak a little 😅
@@chandie3585 no let him speak more because it can help ur channel
A whole month without water ? It's a lie man.
Great interview. I think most Nigerians are a bit more aggressive and overly ambitious; and sometimes misconstrued as negative and intimidating but this also helps them thrive in business and other sectors. They’re the most populous black nation on earth so you can imagine their survival instincts. Would like to visit Naija some day tho. Oh GH Jollof sweet pass Naija Jollof 😂
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You’re very welcome :)
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