Ghanaians have a lovely community spirit, I’m also Nigerian/Ghanaian but my love for Ghana is unmatched I even live in London and Accra.. I call Ghana the “last great Black hope”
Absolutely. Things changed starting from the 1978 onwards when Ghana’s economy collapsed before the June 4 revolution, most people were not having enough food to eat talk less sharing with others. And besides Nigerians don’t harbor resentment, hatred and envy towards other people and they can easily move on after a quarrel or misunderstanding with someone but Ghanaians generally are not like that, they love to be in the limelight than to see other people being in that situation. Am half Ghanaian so am speaking from experience
@@danielchukwu4212 true. When people come into money, like is beginning to happen to a lot of Ghanaians, they become more generous too. And there're pros and cons to both the Ghanaian 'phlegmatic' style and the Nigerian sanguine style
Yes ooh, sharing were and continue to be Ghanaian culture guys. I guess these ladies are too young to know what we experienced back in the 60's through early 80's 🇬🇭🇬🇭
About the passport. Unfortunately some of our Naija brothers especially have managed to lay their hands on Gh passport in the past,used it as identification abroad. Then they engage in dubious activities and when caught identify as Ghanaians. It has caused Gh alot of pain and still is. Remember Gh passport is a valuable document,very premium. Thats why Gh people are quick to investigate anyone with an Anago accent carrying a Gh passport. Cant blame us:can you?
I think the community in Ghana is more of a family and who you know, so it is definitely going to be a challenge. The story will not change for a Ghanaian who might live in Nigeria
Going to houses to beg for foods is normally done in our villages, it happens even till now, I went to visit my mom in the village, someone came to our house with her cup to ask for rain water to drink, early in the morning o. Also the Christmas thing, madam we do it. It all depends on the neighborhood you find yourself.
It is good to live in Ghana if you learn how to speak the local languages . I am a Ghanaian American but when I come to Ghana I don't speak English . I speak Twi at Kotoka Int. Airport as soon as I land . They don't even ask questions and they help me to get out without hesitation .
She is open minded and sincere😅 and seriously this my weekend channel 📺 (the Jumz) 😃is growing in video quality,mid play graphics and more educative congratulations 👍👏👏
Wow so you are part of my people but in our Ga tradition a child goes with the father is the Akan that goes with the mother so how come you are a Ghanaian by the way you are my sister ayikoo
The truth of the matter is that when u were not born and did not grow up in a place or community then it will be hard for people to just trust u and merely assist you but I believe if u go or approach individuals for help ,they will help u. It is an African thing. So I do not accept the fact that immigrants and visitors will come to Ghana and then expect bunch of help given to them randomly
I am also a Ghanaian who has lived in Nigeria before and I enjoyed every minute while there. Nigerians are fantastic people. The world has changed so much especially in some popular destinations so you need your conections before you "japa."The key word is your network and it is like that everywhere even here in europe. Thank you ladies for this awesome vlog.
There is a lot of community in Ghana but in Accra is not like that because of diversity of cultures when you leave to other places it's different 26:19
My sister continue to be confident and don't allow any ignorant ghanaian to take your nationality for granted. When they ask your nationality speak twi or ga to defend yourself. Try and make good and quality friends in your area who can be of help to you as the day goes by. There're good and bad people everywhere. I like your confident. ❤
Alata Anago in Ghana means Nigeria it’s not an insult. In old Accra James town there is a place there Alata King Place and in Accra Osu there is a Place called Osu Alata GA’s migrated from Nigeria n for what reasons don’t know where they got that names Alata n Anago
Ghana has been living in community life until late 2000 where wickedness started to grow among the people. People started poisoning friends during party periods through drinks. This generated fear among people and we began to stop going to eat in neighbourhood centres and relatives premises.
True but that's wot happens when the economy gets worse and where there is an influx of migrants both abroad (foreigners)and within from the rural areas
Nigerians poisoned living peacefully in Ghana , remember unforgettable Igbos inhuman kidnappers amongst us ! Your parents never gave Ghanaians 21 days to pack in 1983/1985 .
I love it when I hear Ghanaians call Ghana 🇬🇭, Ama-Ghana and Nigeria🇳🇬 Akua-Agege. Lol😂🤣 Countries with swag,😂😅 Countries with Nicknames. 😂 GH🇬🇭 is a female born on Saturday and 9ja🇳🇬 is also a female born on Wednesday.
Gas refer to Naija usually Yuroba as anaago … the Akans refer to Yurobas as alata… the Yurobas are on the western part of Nigeria and hence closer to ghana so they historically were numerous throughout the country… the delta people of Nigeria due to their relation to the ports were found along the coast .. also the Gas have their origins between the Oyo and Midwestern Nigerian kingdoms of old .. so the Gas pick up Yuroba really easy … just a cursory social history so I stand corrected
In Ghana there are a lot of communities even in Accra that has changed to ask for help or food. I grew up in a Zongo (a Muslim community) in Accra and every neighbour of yours was like a sibling. A experience is an isolated case. Mind you Accra is just a subset of the universal set Ghana.
She is downright WRONG to say “there is no community in Ghana” Was it not her Ghanaian grandmother that gave them a place as home when they got back to Ghana? All the so called “Nigerian hospitality” you both are talking about is no news in Ghana. That were biased assertions on this particular subject.
You know Accra is a cosmopolitan area now as compared to other parts of Ghana that's how it looks like it 8s not a community. We have more foreigners there than almost all parts of Ghana.
She's right that Nigerians are extreme group of people for the most part. It can be very good or very bad. Nigerians are generally more generous. It's known.
For the giving thing. It used to happen until the economy got harder and harder. But if u go asking your neighbors would definitely offer you. Am saying this cos i grew with it and saw it all the time. So lets wait until Tinubu removes the fuel subsidies and lets see how giving my Anago people still maintain.
I love that community thing about Nigeria. They should keep it up. Is a good thing. If you are in Ghana, you are on your own. Hardly will your own extended family even come to your aid.
@@okesvlogs5185 it's true. With the exception of maybe Asantes. They're extremely communal. First time I went to Kumasi, lady sitting by me offered me street food she had bought. Never happened to me in Accra. Etc etc
@@markntiri8251 is never true ,Accra is not a community area cos is the capital and everyone comes there to hustle ,,how do you want Accra be like that,be reasonable a little bit,can you compare lagos to other towns in nigeria ? I lived in lagos before, stop lying
I think she's using Accra to represent the whole of Ghana. Tahst where she is wrong. Accra is a cosmopolitan region with different way of doing things. Nevertheless I enjoyed the interview.
Honestly tell her her English isn’t clear I still see naija in her accent plenty plenty pls ask any Ghana boy to listen to her Naija accent Ebi say she make lucky say her mum is Ga that makes her Ga cos here we inherit from mothers line
The person who took her passport was right because everything about her tells that she is a Nigerians and more Nigerians are using Ghanaian passport to commit crimes everywhere in the world. So my sister again the person that reported her is hundred percent right to defend our beloved country against nigeruans destroying our reputation and bringing a hell into our country!. My sister just tell me, if you were in your country Nigeria and you suspended a foreigner using your passport even putting the Nigeria bad reputation aside, would look passively for foreigners to abuse your image?. Even good or bad???. Please respond!.Ghanaians have the right to be suspicious of her until she is able to proof herself!.
She's wrong about the community problem in because there is defence between community of Ghana 🇬🇭 and community of Accra okay 🆗 because Accra is place 95% of them are from outside to come there to find something so you can see that community love so don't say Ghana 🇬🇭 thanks 👍
You dnt have to use only Accra alone to judge. And beside Ghanaians give how they live Pples do alot of donations and again giving free food, maybe u have not encounter such help
@@TheJumzTV bcos it's the capital n everyone is there to hustle. If u live within the communities away from the city centre u would hv a different experience.
Ur name determines where u from, regardless of our family connections , all humans came from one place , but we the. Put up names to determine our tribes, ghana n nigeria are just names covering tribes , ur name tells what tribe u are from, and if ur tribe isn’t a tribe under the ghana name, how are u Ghanaian ? Well, okey
Yes giving out food randomly in Accra can be considered insulting and even draw suspicions. And if something bad should happen to him or the children. Be it financial or malaria fever which is bound to happen the Ghanaian will blame it on the food. 😂
@@TheJumzTV The Twi speaking people consider it lowest of lows when given food by strangers. They come from the forest belt where food product is common and cheap. That's why they find it bizarre.
Nigerians are very generous people. They're also happy-go-lucky people, sanguine people. They also like begging. Ghanaians generally like to be 'sensible' with money/stuff
@@TheJumzTV Do you know how many charitable organizations in Accra. Take a visit to SOS Village in Accra, see how many orphans and children of poor famalies who are abandoned are treated : middle class family quality!
It’s a grave error borne out of ignorance that Ghanaians call everyone from Nigeria an Alata or Anago. Those terms are actually Yoruba and they mean something different.
@TheJumzTV What do you mean? Ghanaians help each a lot. Take a tro tro and see if anybody will be ejeccted for not having a fare. We have the most private orphanages in the whole of Africa! We have the most private tuition free schools in Africa. Go to villages like you went in the north and see if anybody will sleep hungry. We always invite strangers to share our food in every situation. I believe since you arrived here, you have experienced Ghanaian hospitality that many foreigners will attest to it. Have you had negative experiences in your travels and in Ghana. We may have a lot of negative attitudes, but we are very hospitable. AKWAABA is our blood. Ghana ha welcomed you, ingrate!
This is the most scandalous thing I heard. Dont push your personal experience and myopic imagination as a Ghanaian thing. You people use your perception as the norm? Ghanaians are very communal, their humanity,ready to assist, even security officers. But then Maybe this woman is talking about her own circle. The fact that she is a Ga I'm not surprise. Ghana is actually based on community. That's what makes Ghana what it is. And oh Ghana is not Accra. G . Accra is the smallest region in Ghana. Get that
By saying “you people” you are already biased plus what’s wrong with ga?? The smallest region yet the top income generating region in Ghana.. so what’s your point because mine is it’s not about size..
Your Mum should have inserted one Ga name in your Nigerian names,to stop all that Nonsense,next time someone act like that to you ask them about Ghanaian with foreign names like Palm,Lutrod,Anderson,
Irrespective of that, they're very generous people. Yes they're happy go lucky, sanguine, party people, but they're generous Ghana based Nigerian youtuber Vanessa Okedi gave out her expensive sofa etc to 'ordinary' room cleaners in Ghana when she was moving to Nigeria. Etc etc
@@markntiri8251 I'm not saying all Nigerians are bad people. At the moment, I'm working with about ten of them and I communicate more with them than my fellow Ghanaians. my best friend is a Nigerian. if I need any help it's he I contact first, but a few radicals have been destroying the good people of Nigeria. As I speak my partner is a Naija, we've been having banter everyday and I love her.
@@akwasiowusuansah6329 So you want to say there is no Ghanaian that is radical too right? Lol very funny and typical ghanaians always think they are saints.
Ghanaians have a lovely community spirit, I’m also Nigerian/Ghanaian but my love for Ghana is unmatched I even live in London and Accra.. I call Ghana the “last great Black hope”
Food giving was common when i was growing up Ghana. When the Ga people are celebrating Homowo, kpepkle was shared.
The Asantes usually do well with giving/sharing. They're like igbos. They can dash you a house etc just because they like you
Absolutely. Things changed starting from the 1978 onwards when Ghana’s economy collapsed before the June 4 revolution, most people were not having enough food to eat talk less sharing with others. And besides Nigerians don’t harbor resentment, hatred and envy towards other people and they can easily move on after a quarrel or misunderstanding with someone but Ghanaians generally are not like that, they love to be in the limelight than to see other people being in that situation. Am half Ghanaian so am speaking from experience
@@danielchukwu4212 true. When people come into money, like is beginning to happen to a lot of Ghanaians, they become more generous too. And there're pros and cons to both the Ghanaian 'phlegmatic' style and the Nigerian sanguine style
Voltarians are also good in giving. Very hospitable
Yes ooh, sharing were and continue to be Ghanaian culture guys. I guess these ladies are too young to know what we experienced back in the 60's through early 80's 🇬🇭🇬🇭
About the passport. Unfortunately some of our Naija brothers especially have managed to lay their hands on Gh passport in the past,used it as identification abroad. Then they engage in dubious activities and when caught identify as Ghanaians. It has caused Gh alot of pain and still is. Remember Gh passport is a valuable document,very premium. Thats why Gh people are quick to investigate anyone with an Anago accent carrying a Gh passport. Cant blame us:can you?
The same way Ghanaians 🇬🇭 used Nigerian 🇳🇬 passport to wreak havoc in other countries, especially in the 1980s and 1990s.
Ghanaian culture is just as communitarian and supportive. People share and support others all the time, even for strangers.
Lol PHD culture
@@fesderi3933 Thanks for admitting to YOUR PHD ways.
😂😂😂
I think the community in Ghana is more of a family and who you know, so it is definitely going to be a challenge. The story will not change for a Ghanaian who might live in Nigeria
Going to houses to beg for foods is normally done in our villages, it happens even till now, I went to visit my mom in the village, someone came to our house with her cup to ask for rain water to drink, early in the morning o. Also the Christmas thing, madam we do it. It all depends on the neighborhood you find yourself.
Ghanians also do give food and money to people who are in need also share food on Christmas day
It is good to live in Ghana if you learn how to speak the local languages . I am a Ghanaian American but when I come to Ghana I don't speak English . I speak Twi at Kotoka Int. Airport as soon as I land . They don't even ask questions and they help me to get out without hesitation .
Yeah, it’s nice to attempt to learn the local language of where you are as a foreigner.
When you go to other parts of Ghana like the Akan areas its common very common
That's why Ghana is a different country,we love our country and cannot collaborate with saboteurs..
She is open minded and sincere😅 and seriously this my weekend channel 📺 (the Jumz) 😃is growing in video quality,mid play graphics and more educative congratulations 👍👏👏
Wow so you are part of my people but in our Ga tradition a child goes with the father is the Akan that goes with the mother so how come you are a Ghanaian by the way you are my sister ayikoo
That where many people misunderstood Ghana law; coz we always said mother Ghana it doesn't mean you can use your mum claim Ghanian identity,
The truth of the matter is that when u were not born and did not grow up in a place or community then it will be hard for people to just trust u and merely assist you but I believe if u go or approach individuals for help ,they will help u. It is an African thing. So I do not accept the fact that immigrants and visitors will come to Ghana and then expect bunch of help given to them randomly
But we also used to go round sharing and also reaving food in chritmast season oo, back in the days
I am also a Ghanaian who has lived in Nigeria before and I enjoyed every minute while there. Nigerians are fantastic people. The world has changed so much especially in some popular destinations so you need your conections before you "japa."The key word is your network and it is like that everywhere even here in europe. Thank you ladies for this awesome vlog.
The strong Nigeria spirit usually dominates in Ghanja(Ghana, Nigeria) people. We no bore
‘Ghanja’? Interesting.
@@TheJumzTV yes ghanja. Heard it on asaase radio on their weekly Ghana Nigeria show
There is a lot of community in Ghana but in Accra is not like that because of diversity of cultures when you leave to other places it's different 26:19
Like which other places?
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My sister continue to be confident and don't allow any ignorant ghanaian to take your nationality for granted. When they ask your nationality speak twi or ga to defend yourself. Try and make good and quality friends in your area who can be of help to you as the day goes by. There're good and bad people everywhere. I like your confident. ❤
Words of wisdom.
@@TheJumzTV You welcome
Alata Anago in Ghana means Nigeria it’s not an insult. In old Accra James town there is a place there Alata King Place and in Accra Osu there is a Place called Osu Alata GA’s migrated from Nigeria n for what reasons don’t know where they got that names Alata n Anago
Ghana has been living in community life until late 2000 where wickedness started to grow among the people. People started poisoning friends during party periods through drinks. This generated fear among people and we began to stop going to eat in neighbourhood centres and relatives premises.
You story depends on where you are and not whole country. When people talk about Ghana, its base on the area and tribes they live and experience with.
True but that's wot happens when the economy gets worse and where there is an influx of migrants both abroad (foreigners)and within from the rural areas
Nigerians poisoned living peacefully in Ghana , remember unforgettable Igbos inhuman kidnappers amongst us ! Your parents never gave Ghanaians 21 days to pack in 1983/1985 .
I love it when I hear Ghanaians call Ghana 🇬🇭, Ama-Ghana and Nigeria🇳🇬 Akua-Agege. Lol😂🤣 Countries with swag,😂😅 Countries with Nicknames. 😂 GH🇬🇭 is a female born on Saturday and 9ja🇳🇬 is also a female born on Wednesday.
Very good conversations involving both cultures.
Yes. Guest is very knowledgeable. She'd do well with consulting
my friend Buchi....nice to see you on the Jumztv. nice convo Jumz.
Gas refer to Naija usually Yuroba as anaago … the Akans refer to Yurobas as alata… the Yurobas are on the western part of Nigeria and hence closer to ghana so they historically were numerous throughout the country… the delta people of Nigeria due to their relation to the ports were found along the coast .. also the Gas have their origins between the Oyo and Midwestern Nigerian kingdoms of old .. so the Gas pick up Yuroba really easy … just a cursory social history so I stand corrected
You right I gat it now
Jumz I’m watching you live😊😊😊In London Uk 🇬🇧
Awwwwwn, thank youuuu!
@@TheJumzTV I ve been with u from day one ☝️ lol
its the same here in Ghana. It will also happen to a Ghanaian living in nigeria
THAT SHARING FOOD DURING CHRISTMAS IS EXIST IN SOME PART OF GHANA
Yeah, For Christmas in most parts of even the world, it’s usually a time of sharing and giving.
Jumz is all vibes 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
This is the second video of yours that I have watched, you're a very good interviewwer and presenter, Jumz.
In Ghana there are a lot of communities even in Accra that has changed to ask for help or food. I grew up in a Zongo (a Muslim community) in Accra and every neighbour of yours was like a sibling. A experience is an isolated case. Mind you Accra is just a subset of the universal set Ghana.
Ghanaians these that in the village’s those times but I don’t know now are days we do help our self in terms food and everything
It's the same in Ghana but you guys lives in Accra
Hmmmmn. You feel so?
Very true I experience this growing up only people in Accra said this I wonder
she has our blood so definitely she is ours
She is downright WRONG to say “there is no community in Ghana” Was it not her Ghanaian grandmother that gave them a place as home when they got back to Ghana? All the so called “Nigerian hospitality” you both are talking about is no news in Ghana. That were biased assertions on this particular subject.
Hahaha she is very good in Twi 😊
Yes o
You know Accra is a cosmopolitan area now as compared to other parts of Ghana that's how it looks like it 8s not a community. We have more foreigners there than almost all parts of Ghana.
She's right that Nigerians are extreme group of people for the most part. It can be very good or very bad. Nigerians are generally more generous. It's known.
Wow, the Ga accent alone killed the entire show!!!😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
😃It sounds nice even though I don’t understand it.
For the giving thing. It used to happen until the economy got harder and harder. But if u go asking your neighbors would definitely offer you. Am saying this cos i grew with it and saw it all the time. So lets wait until Tinubu removes the fuel subsidies and lets see how giving my Anago people still maintain.
my sister Ayekooo
Yaaye!
Love it 😊
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As in you watched two or? I’m not sure I understand.
Thank you for stopping by.
I love that community thing about Nigeria. They should keep it up. Is a good thing. If you are in Ghana, you are on your own. Hardly will your own extended family even come to your aid.
Is a lie,it means you don't have that family and friends relationship
@@okesvlogs5185 it's true. With the exception of maybe Asantes. They're extremely communal. First time I went to Kumasi, lady sitting by me offered me street food she had bought. Never happened to me in Accra. Etc etc
@@markntiri8251 is never true ,Accra is not a community area cos is the capital and everyone comes there to hustle ,,how do you want Accra be like that,be reasonable a little bit,can you compare lagos to other towns in nigeria ? I lived in lagos before, stop lying
Do you know how many Asantes take care of their family and society? There is no tribe in Nigeria that come close to Asante in terms of hospitality.
@@markntiri8251Go to nothern Ghana and see. Do you know about Ga communities in Greater Accra?! Some of you are just insufferable!
Ghanaians livin they life, like Europeans , no given
I like you news application jumz
News? I’m not sure I understand.
THAT KIND OF COMMUNITY PROBLEM IS ONLY IN ACCRA, NOT THE WHOLE GHANA
I think she's using Accra to represent the whole of Ghana. Tahst where she is wrong. Accra is a cosmopolitan region with different way of doing things. Nevertheless I enjoyed the interview.
U had gari too much abi! 😂😂
Honestly tell her her English isn’t clear I still see naija in her accent plenty plenty pls ask any Ghana boy to listen to her Naija accent Ebi say she make lucky say her mum is Ga that makes her Ga cos here we inherit from mothers line
I think it might easy if your Father is a Nigeria the middle name should be Ghana name n Ghanaian father middle name be Nigeria
The person who took her passport was right because everything about her tells that she is a Nigerians and more Nigerians are using Ghanaian passport to commit crimes everywhere in the world. So my sister again the person that reported her is hundred percent right to defend our beloved country against nigeruans destroying our reputation and bringing a hell into our country!. My sister just tell me, if you were in your country Nigeria and you suspended a foreigner using your passport even putting the Nigeria bad reputation aside, would look passively for foreigners to abuse your image?. Even good or bad???. Please respond!.Ghanaians have the right to be suspicious of her until she is able to proof herself!.
Nigerians aren't loosing sleep
Good
She's wrong about the community problem in because there is defence between community of Ghana 🇬🇭 and community of Accra okay 🆗 because Accra is place 95% of them are from outside to come there to find something so you can see that community love so don't say Ghana 🇬🇭 thanks 👍
Noted.
Noted.
U like all the food that can increase body, chai!!😂😂😂
Me? 🫣
You dnt have to use only Accra alone to judge.
And beside Ghanaians give how they live
Pples do alot of donations and again giving free food, maybe u have not encounter such help
Yusuf Norway we Muslim-majority food is Nothing in Ghana
I dont know where the lady lived but her comments about the communality of Ghanaians doesnt look like Ghana at all.
It's only in Accra that people don't share.
Why’s that? + which regions can you say things are better in?
@@TheJumzTV bcos it's the capital n everyone is there to hustle. If u live within the communities away from the city centre u would hv a different experience.
Your guest is a Ghanaian she doesn’t need to prove anything again once she can speak two languages she should be okay by now
Two Ghanaian languages or other languages?
Ghana is not only Accra...
Ur name determines where u from, regardless of our family connections , all humans came from one place , but we the. Put up names to determine our tribes, ghana n nigeria are just names covering tribes , ur name tells what tribe u are from, and if ur tribe isn’t a tribe under the ghana name, how are u Ghanaian ? Well, okey
It is personally not a nigerian contradictory
Only if your father is a Ghanian you can claim it
Yes giving out food randomly in Accra can be considered insulting and even draw suspicions.
And if something bad should happen to him or the children. Be it financial or malaria fever which is bound to happen the Ghanaian will blame it on the food. 😂
Serious matter o😂😂. God help us.
Why’s it insulting though?
@@TheJumzTV The Twi speaking people consider it lowest of lows when given food by strangers.
They come from the forest belt where food product is common and cheap.
That's why they find it bizarre.
@@johnboateng184 hmmmnn! Till now or its something of the past?
Some cultures in Ghana use to share food during christmas but due to witchcraft people have stop
Nigerians are very generous people. They're also happy-go-lucky people, sanguine people. They also like begging. Ghanaians generally like to be 'sensible' with money/stuff
😂😂😂😂
Ghanaians are conservative they have trust you much to eat your food
What if that person is in dire need?
@@TheJumzTV Do you know how many charitable organizations in Accra. Take a visit to SOS Village in Accra, see how many orphans and children of poor famalies who are abandoned are treated : middle class family quality!
It’s a grave error borne out of ignorance that Ghanaians call everyone from Nigeria an Alata or Anago. Those terms are actually Yoruba and they mean something different.
‘Alata’ means ‘Pepper seller’ but I’m not sure ‘Anago’ is a Yoruba word.
Out side accra there is a community. Accra is no community
That’s what quite a number of people are saying in the comments.
A single Ghanaian name ON HER BIRH CERT could have made things little bit easier
You are talking about Accra life.Move to other part of GH you will see community.Accra is full of strangers
Other parts like where please?
@@TheJumzTV bolgatanga
@TheJumzTV What do you mean? Ghanaians help each a lot. Take a tro tro and see if anybody will be ejeccted for not having a fare. We have the most private orphanages in the whole of Africa! We have the most private tuition free schools in Africa. Go to villages like you went in the north and see if anybody will sleep hungry. We always invite strangers to share our food in every situation. I believe since you arrived here, you have experienced Ghanaian hospitality that many foreigners will attest to it. Have you had negative experiences in your travels and in Ghana. We may have a lot of negative attitudes, but we are very hospitable. AKWAABA is our blood. Ghana ha welcomed you, ingrate!
This is the most scandalous thing I heard. Dont push your personal experience and myopic imagination as a Ghanaian thing. You people use your perception as the norm? Ghanaians are very communal, their humanity,ready to assist, even security officers. But then Maybe this woman is talking about her own circle. The fact that she is a Ga I'm not surprise. Ghana is actually based on community. That's what makes Ghana what it is. And oh Ghana is not Accra. G . Accra is the smallest region in Ghana. Get that
By saying “you people” you are already biased plus what’s wrong with ga?? The smallest region yet the top income generating region in Ghana.. so what’s your point because mine is it’s not about size..
Ah! Okwusi?
When will we simply respect people with different sounding names or accents saying they're not Ghanaians, without any proof?
Tema community 1 2. 3 4 5 to like 50
She not a true Ghana 🇬🇭gal
Your Mum should have inserted one Ga name in your Nigerian names,to stop all that Nonsense,next time someone act like that to you ask them about Ghanaian with foreign names like Palm,Lutrod,Anderson,
what type of community are you talking about...
naija are conning people.
u and ur negative vibe..
Irrespective of that, they're very generous people. Yes they're happy go lucky, sanguine, party people, but they're generous
Ghana based Nigerian youtuber Vanessa Okedi gave out her expensive sofa etc to 'ordinary' room cleaners in Ghana when she was moving to Nigeria. Etc etc
@@markntiri8251 I'm not saying all Nigerians are bad people. At the moment, I'm working with about ten of them and I communicate more with them than my fellow Ghanaians. my best friend is a Nigerian. if I need any help it's he I contact first, but a few radicals have been destroying the good people of Nigeria.
As I speak my partner is a Naija, we've been having banter everyday and I love her.
@@akwasiowusuansah6329 I hear you
@@akwasiowusuansah6329 So you want to say there is no Ghanaian that is radical too right? Lol very funny and typical ghanaians always think they are saints.