AFTER MOVING FROM 🇳🇬 TO 🇬🇭 14 YEARS AGO FOR WORK, I’D SAY “HAVE SOMETHING DOING IN GHANA,ELSE”…
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2023
- Hello friends,
Today, we have a Nigerian who has lived in Ghana for about 14 years and of course has so many things to share with us about his experiences.
I hope you enjoy?
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Ghana isn’t much different than Nigeria except for good security and a better government, simple things Nigeria can copy so less people move out.
I am loving it. Keep it coming. Ghana needs industries and manufacturing companies in all Regions to make life bearable for everyone. Centralizing everything in Accra or any one particular pkace makes things expensive. That's what happens when too many people are chasing few goods or services. Supply and Demand.
Say that again, bad planning. All the regions must protest this dirty polictics. My humble opinion
Accra is trending thanks to the Year of Return and the Tourism board... but most Thanks to the many RUclipsrs especially Nigerian RUclipsrs like you that project Accra in a good light. Its left with the government to invest in tourism more and beautify Accra because for now, the only thing that puts Accra ahead is light (electricity) and safety (making late night chilling a good experience). so thank you
I remember the NPP in 2018 brought the master planner of Singapore city to replan Accra. Don't know what happened to that.
Accra NEEDS to be MODERNIZED. we should create sidewalks, cover our gutters, provide intra rail/skytrain, convert korle lagoon to waterway for boat transport, provide efficient public transport, digitize our stuff, properly lay out our spaces in straight lines etc etc
@@markntiri8251 yes bro
Ghanaian Government Need To Solved Ghanaian Scammers That Are Selling Fake Land To The Diaspora
Awww such a beautiful interview. Beautiful and engaging interviewer and wonderful guest
Thank you!!
Same like Europe London here is not cheap unless you move to outside London
Smart brother. I wish him all the best!
The type of Nigerian welcomed in Ghana: he's skilled, has a job, has a family and is responsible!
Akwaaba my brother.
Every Nigerian is welcome in Ghana...We have laws to deal with anyone doing anything contrary... Don't talk like Ghana is full of Angels...SMH!
You're only fooling yourself with that fake 'Yaw''! We know who you are, and you're not deceiving anyone. You can never be one of us. Go back to the zoo!
@@yawchuks3057 you're ghanja(Ghana Nigeria)? Some Nigerians can be notorious, especially the ibo boy 'ghana burgers' who come here, rent a place and put 15, 20 people in there doing yahoo yahoo and being a nuisance. These people actually plan to come and engage in crime here
@@yawchuks3057 . No not everyone of them. Ghana is not big enough. Let them make their own country a happy place.
Exceptional.This is the type of Nigerian welcomed in GHANA. He seems law abiding...humble . All the rest are shut who must be returned to godamn Nigeria.Nigeria must go...Must go now!!!!
Mumu shut up. I own a farmland in Aburi employing over 133 Ghanaians in cashew. Ghanaians no get senae😂😂
Stop the xenophobia! I’m Ghanaian and you are wrong. One day Ghanaians May need to rush to Nigeria. Then what?
Many Nigerians in Ghana are doing great and contributing to the economy majority of banks in Ghana are Nigerian owned. Lol. You are only pissed that Nigerians in your country are taking your women and doing better than you and you resulted in calling them names lol. Ghanaians are scammers they scam a lot of AA and Nigerians in their country we here stories too. You might even be one of Ghanaians Sakawah
The first similarity between Nigeria and Ghana which is very noticeable is the word EKAABOR it sounds like AKWABA and funny enough both mean the same thing -WELCOME. Fascinating isn't it?.
Awesome video as always. It’s quite interesting that most people think Accra is so expensive but the city doesn’t even make it on the top 10 most expensive cities in Africa. 😂😂😂.
Even in West Africa, Accra is ranked 3rd after Dakar and Abidjan so I can only imagine life in those cities. Lolol
If Accra is ranked 3rd in West Africa for most expensive out of 15 countries, that's not expensive to you?
Thank you for your input as always,
But there was a time last year or so based on statistics, it was said to be one of the most expensive cities in the world.
But let’s be honest sha😓, Accra is not a joke o. You have to live by plan like my guest said.
@@TheJumzTV I saw that article about Accra being one of the most expensive cities in the world and was shocked too. 😂😂😂.
That entitlement pisses me off so much. I always say you can leave, nobody begged you to come here. Nor is our country purposely created for your convenience. Go back to Nigeria amd enjoy cheap rent and food. Irony is that Ghana is expensive because overtime all of you guys want to come and live in Ghana and the sheer numbers are overburdening us.
@@markntiri8251Ask yourself why it's expensive.
Wow that's amazing
Warri are always my best students, whenever I have a chance to teach Nigerians..
Grt vid ❤️
With the kids, they will naturally learn twi when they grow in Ghana. The street will teach them 😂
Lovely
Nice interview
Thank you.
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Living conditions at Accra are very difficult because it is the seat of govt . There are soo many prominent people in Accra than everywhere in Ghana . Even Ghanaians with better jobs find it difficult when they move to Accra .
This is true though.
Accra is very very expensive. Move out of Accra n you will be ok. You can live in Accra when you have build a house n with a good job.
But isn’t Accra where quite a number of opportunities are? Or are there other regions I may not be aware of.
@@TheJumzTV exactly. Ghana is not like a UK, USA etc where you can live in their 23rd city and still have a decent 'opportunities abound' life. Not even our second city Kumasi can offer you the opportunities that Accra offers. We've concentrated everything in Accra and it's becoming our own undoing
See this my man oooo... Emeka ... how did you drag him here?
😂😂😂 you know him?
@@TheJumzTV I do paaaaa.... Did some business with him... Very cool dude and minding himself...
@@yawchuks3057 nice! He really is cool.
Everything he’s saying is the real deal but no matter the industry or skill you have currently anywhere in the world now you need financial literacy
I agree 100%.
This is the ones we want in our country ooo not robbers, scammers and kidnappers.
Because Ghana is heaven and has no armed robbers or scammers already or what?
let's not talk like this... That's why we have the law to ensure things are done properly
Asantebaa don't talk like that
@@yawchuks3057 why do you think we're the most peaceful country in West Africa, no. 2 in Africa?
@@markntiri8251 its because of the rule of Law which we have decided to make it work to an extent... lets apply same to everyone in the country.. Crime has no colour or tribe or nationality
Kuraseniii
Jumz is an excellent interviewer. 😊nice Vid.
Thank you ☺️!
I dey loyal 😂
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@@jimaimachime125 😀😀🏃🏃
Fuel in Nigeria is subsidized by the government and that helps to cushion the effect on the prices of goods and services. The Nigerian government spends 18 trillion naira or its dollar equivalent yearly. The incoming government promised to remove it, but has now rescinded it.
Other things cushion you people. Like you're heavy importers of stuff, so stuff is cheap. You're big producers of food so there's cheap plentiful food. You've plenty cattle so beef is cheap. Etc etc
Ghana here we don't produce much food even though there's land, water etc
@markntiri8251 Why don't you check where Ghana ranks in Africa in terms of food security. Also, agric productivity in Ghana and Nigeria. Facts are very important.
@@frankbediako1372 I've seen stats that say Ghana has better food security than Nigeria, I've also seen statista stats that say south Africa followed by Nigeria have the biggest agric productivity in Africa
Nigeria produces more variety and quantity of stuff, but has boko haram, herders, kidnapping, transportation challenges etc all affecting their food security
@@frankbediako1372 we go to food insecure Nigeria to import onions etc. Our agric minister gave FACTS/STATS to praise planting for food and jobs and that we've sufficient food
Only for schools, poultry farmers etc to complain of maize etc shortage few months later.
Lately food is plentiful and available, but given the many advantages we enjoy as a country, we should be doing better
@@markntiri8251 Suggestion. FAO has all the answers. Productivity per acre is higher in Ghana. Period.
Jamz pls do some research into shooting *interviews* on video. When you guys turn and look into each others face, it’s awkward for a moment and the viewers feel it. The side by side sitting is not the best
Interesting 😂
💯% watching this video
Jumz u need to work at metro tv gh
Oh really? That’d be nice.
Jumz, please chech your sound today.
You couldn’t hear??
mostly the guest’s
Please just a correction when you ask your questions allow your guest to talk too much of your interjecting laughter kind of interrupt his answers
What is SMU is it another university. We didnt know how our humble Ghanaian foods can at people to the country
Sikkim Manipal university. Indian owned
@@markntiri8251 thank you, never heard of it, we learn everyday.
Move out of Accra and you could save on bills and food and even save some for your future.
How about opportunities, aren’t most in Accra?😔
Move out of Accra
For who to live in Accra? Only millionaires? We've made Accra even Ghana soo expensive to live in. Aden?
We've slapped so many taxes on our fuel it's so expensive, and by consequence transport, cement, rent, food etc costs are also high
We don't produce much in this country. We're importing tomatoes from Burkina, importing rice etc. Our politicians/big men are all into heavy importation of stuff. We've arable land, plentiful water etc. We can't feed ourselves too?
Etc etc. It's so annoying
He tariff ll come down very soon after the election
Accra needs redevelopment. Some part looks very clean and nice and the others looks very trashy and unplanned. Slums everywhere 🤦🏾♂️
Rural Accra is cheaper
Please, which parts are rural?
@@TheJumzTV rural Greater Accra region. The Dodowa, Amasaman, Oyibi, Dawhenya, Shai Hills etc areas. I live in the shai hills area, outskirts of tema
Land, rent may be 'cheaper', but commuting to town (Accra proper) for work etc is expensive.
The 'trick' is to buy 'cheaper' land outskirts of Accra, build incrementally, move in even when building is half done, get light, water, get a small car/motor for commutes but endure bad road, 'loneliness', 'lack of opportunities'
@@TheJumzTV oyarifa abokobi areas, ablekuma or even Aburi, dowdowa, valley view areas and many more
@@markntiri8251 it seems a lovely idea and I like the ‘little’ truth and advice at the end but the truth is- the money you’d burn on fuel ( for instance, imagine living in Oyibi and working in Circle or 37, traffic to and fro 😓) and to repair your car😂😂 (bad road problem). It’s serious o😪
@@Besteve1 Aburi is considered rural? Ha!! That’s a hideout spot o😂😂 especially when you don’t have business in Accra/town.
Nigeria will beg for everything and complain later after the had it. If it not their way problem.
Precisely!!!!
Ghana is the UK (united kingdoms, a small country with that small population) of Africa so their lifestyle is a bit expensive and Nigeria is the US (united states, a big country with more population) of Africa and that is why they have that kind of lifestyle. Ghana will always be the pinpoint and Nigerians will always not understand it. It is what it is, period 😂😂😂
Odo nkoaa, meaning ❤❤❤❤
The Gas's themselves speak Twi. Who am I to moan.