NIGERIANS IN GHANA SHARES HOW THEY SURVIVE LIVING IN GHANA IN 2024| Shocking

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  • Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2024

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  • @BibleVerse-b5t
    @BibleVerse-b5t 19 дней назад +11

    Cost of living in Ghana is expensive, regardless. Although it depends on where u live ..

  • @danielcoffie2910
    @danielcoffie2910 19 дней назад +9

    It depends on where you stay in Ghana

  • @alexanderkyei1545
    @alexanderkyei1545 19 дней назад +2

    Congratulations sister. Ghanaians love you so much. May God bless you and your family ❤❤❤❤🇪🇸

  • @OseiYeboa-n6q
    @OseiYeboa-n6q 19 дней назад +13

    You Nigerians always want Ghana cedis to be like naira which is not possible. It's somehow normal to Ghanaians but Nigerians will complain more. It's like a Ghanaian traveling to UK. The cedis will be light to the pounds in UK therefore the price tags for items will be more for the person.

  • @CurrentBoiTv
    @CurrentBoiTv 19 дней назад +7

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    Uju, I am a Ghanaian and I can live on 2000cedis(200000naira) for 2months based on my lifestyle. So for others I don't know of them. If you live a simple life in Ghana, you can live on 500cedis for a month.

    • @EnerGys-REAL-TALK
      @EnerGys-REAL-TALK 17 дней назад +1

      How is this possible?. pls explain pls

    • @LindaOpuku-z3l
      @LindaOpuku-z3l 14 дней назад

      ​@@EnerGys-REAL-TALKit's true. If you want to live on budget you can

    • @aniateyprosper3114
      @aniateyprosper3114 13 дней назад

      Please be real , wobe ye chisel paa 😂😂

  • @righthome1918
    @righthome1918 15 дней назад +1

    Ghana is more expensive than Nigeria in terms of living ❤ though im a Ghanaian

  • @BibleVerse-b5t
    @BibleVerse-b5t 19 дней назад +4

    She’s right our prices are higher than Nigeria ..

    • @nanaamasafo7337
      @nanaamasafo7337 19 дней назад +4

      It because our currency is higher than Nigeria just like our sisters in UK and US say things over there is higher than Ghana it depends on the weight of your currency

  • @NaaStoney
    @NaaStoney 18 дней назад

    Congratulations 💐❤❤🎉

  • @linksentertainment2693
    @linksentertainment2693 14 дней назад

    Prices are regulated in Ghana, when you buy of malkprice be given the factory price and selling price..

  • @kayagyei2710
    @kayagyei2710 19 дней назад

    Congratulations 🎉

  • @strykarstrydar1116
    @strykarstrydar1116 19 дней назад +1

    Congratulations

    • @Uncutwithuju
      @Uncutwithuju  19 дней назад

      Awwwwwww💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃yup!

  • @rayghartey741
    @rayghartey741 3 дня назад

    2000 cedis?it depends where you live and importantly this amount is huge,u can use it for 2 weeks in Kumasi for food stuffs n more.

  • @martinowusu-s9z
    @martinowusu-s9z 12 дней назад

    Ghana is expensive in Accra, go to Kumasi and see the living there, it’s way cheaper than Accra. Yoh will enjoy there more

  • @samuelantwi9884
    @samuelantwi9884 19 дней назад +4

    You guy need to stop complaining about Ghana we are not forcing Nigerians to come and living in Ghana

  • @_techactive
    @_techactive 12 дней назад

    With the way prices of goods and services are skyrocketing in Ghana, you need to be a magician to survive in Ghana. Maybe I should say Accra because that's where I was born and live. My brothers and sisters, Accra is hella expensive. And don't be misinformed, prices are not regulated at all, at all. Ghana has a lot of problems to address. Especially with prices. Your honest Nigerians living here will tell you this. It isn't easy here.

  • @RhoNell_6
    @RhoNell_6 17 дней назад

    2000gh can take you more than a month it depends on how you spend it and your lifestyle

  • @kwakugyasiarthur4784
    @kwakugyasiarthur4784 17 дней назад

    It is true Ghana is expensive to live and equally fuel determines prices of goods and services. You also need to understand economics of each environment. For example the efforts you undertake to obtain basic unit of commodity, will be same in another country but the price tag will not be the same. The amount of electric bulb you sell in order to feed your family will be almost same but the prices in both countries will not be the same.
    Things that are priced in Dollars in Ghana are mostly services that are targeted at foreigners. Just like Nigeria, prices change suddenly and to help foreign understand the vulnerability of our cedi, prices are quoted in dollars. Accommodation that quoted in dollars are located in certain affluent places and they are mostly already furnished.

  • @Ayisongo
    @Ayisongo 18 дней назад

    Why is she not comparing US Dallas to Naira. She should compare items in US and Naira.
    Accommodation is expensive because of the demand. Every one want to stay in Accra. Compare accommodation charges in Accra and not the whole of Ghana.

  • @amasikaone
    @amasikaone 18 дней назад

    To generalize that expensive is absurd. It depends on where she live and shops, most Ghanaians know where cheap things are sold. She should ask and navigate we

  • @moroabdulkarim
    @moroabdulkarim 19 дней назад

    E levy is coming to Nigeria 🇳🇬 😂😂😂😅😅

  • @mrssolution5005
    @mrssolution5005 16 дней назад

    sister am a ghanaian and i want you to know that ghana is not easy as you think so stop always complaining about your country nigeria and appreciate your country

  • @QuamalFox
    @QuamalFox 16 дней назад

    The woman in red she is totologi

  • @paakwegyir3165
    @paakwegyir3165 19 дней назад

    Ghanaians don't protest anyhow.... Its a last resort.... We complain... If mr A is responsible we will attack mrA with the complaints.... It will continue until mr A says something or fixes the issue... Its the pressure of constantly calling out the names of the leaders.... Thats how Nigerians should do... Everyday you tell them to come fix it... If it takes a year keep at it they will succumb... No leader wants to be blamed....
    Congratulations 😃😃😃👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

  • @KwekuSintim
    @KwekuSintim 18 дней назад +2

    I don’t really get this Nigerian Lady living in Ghana claim that Ghana is expensive than Nigeria. Imagine the example she gave like for example tomatoes.
    Using 2,000 Naira to buy tomatoes and using double that in Ghana as 50 Cedis is a shameful example give. I thought she would say using 2000 Naira to buy Tomatoes in Nigeria is cheaper than using 5,000 Cedis to buy same Tomatoes in Ghana. Let’s take the amount by the face values. How can you tell me spending 50 cedis to buy Tomato in Ghana is expensive than using 2,000 Naira to buy Tomatoes in Nigeria using face value?
    Admit that your currency is weak and as a result being a Nigerian, you see it as expensive but here in Ghana, to use 2,000 Cedis to buy Tomatoes is too much if it is something you are using yourself.
    To say Ghana is expensive also means those living in abroad is also expensive since the currency there is more stronger.
    I say Nigeria is expensive because in Ghana here, I can buy common single pure water at 50 pesewas while in Nigeria, to get a single pure water, it cost 50 Naira. Why are Nigerians not using Kobo to buy single pure water? Isn’t it a shame? Furthermore, in Ghana a bag of sachet water is 12 Cedis but in Nigeria it is 400 Naira.
    If Nigerians are not making using of Kobo, it simply means Nigeria is expensive, believe it or not.
    Imagine a bag of Dangote Cement that cost 90 Cedis here in Ghana, it 7,600 Naira in Nigeria. I take the amount in face value.
    Now if our currency is stronger than yours, is it our fault? Blame the weakness of your currency to your economy Managers and you the Citizens.
    The Lady is asking how far 2000 Ghana can take us?
    Ask her or any Nigerian with like mind that what can 2,000 Naira also do for them?
    Madam Host, you ask of Ghana’s inflation:
    Ghana inflation stands at 21.6%
    Nigeria inflation stands at 32.7%

  • @torontofire5092
    @torontofire5092 19 дней назад +1

    25% herrrr

  • @samuelantwi9884
    @samuelantwi9884 19 дней назад

    Ghana inflation is 25 per cent and Nigeria inflation is 37 per cent so which one is better

    • @paakwegyir3165
      @paakwegyir3165 19 дней назад

      Prices are coming down in Ghana but it is hard to get money to spend so its the same issue..

    • @kennykross3306
      @kennykross3306 18 дней назад

      False inflation in ghana is 21%

  • @mickeygh2589
    @mickeygh2589 19 дней назад

    De some thing you will say when you go to USA ... de lady

  • @BabaIddi-o8b
    @BabaIddi-o8b 18 дней назад

    The Question is where do you live 😂😂😂 No Body tells to rent in dollars if ghana is not good then return back my sister 😂😅

    • @_techactive
      @_techactive 12 дней назад

      You see our problem as Ghanaians? Whilst Nigerians are venting their frustrations in hopes for a better Nigeria by using Ghana as a yardstick, we Ghanaians are here doing the exact opposite, trying to defend a not-worthy-to-defend country like Ghana in the comment sections. Yes certain things are being done right here in Ghana, but who irons an already ironed shirt?
      Yes! Houses/house rents are priced in dollars by some, if not all real estate companies here in Ghana, as truthfully stated by the lady.
      I'm a steel worker or steel bender as we may call it here in Ghana, and I happened to work with one real estate company. The prices of the houses were, and are priced in USD or it's cedi equivalent. I knew this even before I went to work there.
      See, you can not just go to someone's home, befriend 4 people out of 20 from that house and start badmouthing the other 16. Your stay in that house will be veeeeery short. Instead, you'd want to be at peace with everyone and mind your business. (I don't even know if this makes sense concerning the situation at hand😂)
      Nigerians knows this and that's what their doing (minding their business). Nigerians are one of the smartest people on earth in case you do not know.
      See, if we don't pick up our cameras as Ghanaians and start doing what Nigerians are doing erh, the government will think we are content with what's going with prices, the educational system and many others in the country, and will therefore not be forced to do better.
      But the cries of Nigerians will be heard and the government will have no reason to not meet the needs of its citizenry, since the backlashes are getting bigger and worser day after day.
      It will be these same Nigerians that are making videos saying Ghana is good, Ghana is heaven, that will come and start making mockery of us when their country picks up form GIDIGBA, then we'll know the real donkey in the room.
      Let's just keep acting hypocritical and be big headed over these tactical hypes.
      Keep on the good work Nigerians. Much Love❤❤

  • @BabaIddi-o8b
    @BabaIddi-o8b 18 дней назад

    I've never seen a Nigerian complaining about Ghana except you Oh seriously I have many Nigerian brothers here they live in here buy land here 😂

  • @Qwakwustephen
    @Qwakwustephen 19 дней назад +1

    Ghana is artificially expensive. Do your research to understand. When you come to Ghana, live like a local. Otherwise, you will run out of money before your next flight. If you don't know any of the dialects, then the probability of you paying for higher prices in Ghana market is 100%.

  • @adwoachavis9941
    @adwoachavis9941 19 дней назад +10

    Ungrateful people all these Nigerians do Is to complain and complain about the host country they are living in. Stop complaining and go to ypur country.

    • @humblekwame596
      @humblekwame596 18 дней назад +1

      Stop saying that. You won't be happy if you're treated this way in UK or US. Be specific that the bad ones should leave the country.

  • @nanaamasafo7337
    @nanaamasafo7337 19 дней назад

    Congratulations

  • @kwakugyasiarthur4784
    @kwakugyasiarthur4784 17 дней назад

    Congratulations