Nigerians generally look down on Ghana as a small country. It's coming from a few of them who think Ghanaians are timid and so they try to bully their way through. Any resistance put up is termed as hateful, left to them alone, they should be allowed to do whatever they with us and get away with it other than that we don't like them.
There are many Nigerians in Ghana, professionals, students, engineers, doctors, traders, business people, etc. There are many intermarriages among Ghanaians and Nigerians.
This is a very important conversations on so many levels... Two thinking and intelligent Africans! We need to have more of these difficult, uncomfortable and sensitive conversations. We have some issues to deal with as a people.
"Two thinking and intelligent Africans!" You say that like it's so rare. LOL! Very revealing. Only one of these people is "African", btw. The other one is a tourist ;)
@@KarlKarsnark Thinking and intelligent “Africans” are not rare at alI! I simply enjoyed watching the conversation like I enjoy many others. “African” to me, in this context is the diaspora…
The brother is right about the religiosity that prevents many from reaching the full potential. It is a form of madness and laziness to continually pray for things that the Most High gave us the capacity to solve. We need to stop spiritualising every problem and use the simple logic which we were blessed with.
Hi brother Jay am a follower,and I watched many of your programs, but this interview is something very important and needs to be addressed, it's all over the continent, even in my little Gambia we sometimes experience such nonsense, that the Senegalese don't like Gambians, this has to stop it's dangerous it creates unnecessary tensions, we are all Africans and should be one thanks Jay for the great job we love you
Love this conversation and our Nigerian guy was very articulate and forthright in his ideas. This is someone that has learnt to question things and evolve from there, he is not to trying to prove anything from an egoistic perspective but from a collective perspective recognizing his own needs but at the same time conscious of the collective need and betterment of the whole. From this conversation, you also perceive the framework for the solution to what plagues this so-called “race” and that is creating that “space”, protecting that space, and at the same time recognizing the diversity of the whole…I like to refer to it as having a collective “why” to have a strong enough “why” that binds at the individual level and cascades to the whole…when we have this strong ”why” which goes beyond that little self the “space” is protected.
When it comes to be black may I remind all my lovely black people that our blackness is not like shirts or dresses we can put on and take off anytime we want so, let us start uplifting ourselves and stop belittling ourselves. I am black will die black and if I am to come back will like to come back as black.
Awesome conversation . Please keep this going. Jay you got an actual exchange program going on. I received my 2 sets of Darren and Destiny books today. Just in time for the holiday and one set for my newest GrandGrand who will be born in January. Thank you Jay.
This interview enabled me to better understand how the western divisive propaganda machine has been effective in keep us apart. This needs to change. Black unity is an existential necessity.
Jay the Ghanaian superstar Too much pepper in Nigeria jollof I went to a Nigeria party in New York, frankly their jollof is full of pepper and when I told them that, they all burst out laughing
I want to touch on the religious aspect that he mention. I admit we have to question some of the religious beliefs. However if you sit down and pray without any steps or action you will be where you are. Christians must know that God is a principle and a practical God, If you pray and don't take steps to actualize your prayer request you will fail. There are principles that God has set in place and irrespective of your religious background if you follow those principles you will progress. Most Christians don't research what the Bible says. They just accept what comes from the pulpit.
The Europeans, the Chinese, the Indians, the Arabs, the Lebanese, the Turks, etc are in Africa. So, people with African roots have to stop complaining but rather explore the business and investment opportunities in different parts of Africa.
Embracing extreme religion wholesale without room for critical thinking is a serious barrier to real socio-economic development and collective advancement in many communities. There needs to be a separation of religion from the will and necessity to bring about transformation. Room needs to be made for critical thought that can bring about real change. There are a lot of Islamic leaning countries ( Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Indonesia, UAE) that are very religious yet their countries are well developed infrastructurally in a lot of areas of human endeavour because there is a recognition that in spite of their faith there is a need for social change and human development in their nations. A lot of sciences emerged from the middle east in pre Islamic times. This sort of tells us that religion is not the problem as such but how it is applied .... Religion and socio-economic development need to be separated in Africa. Religion on its own will not bring about change. That said, it is still possible to believe in a Creator but advance via critical thought, political will, practical education and strong institutions. This is not rocket science. The youth need to be encouraged to think critically and start to own their own ambitions and gradually that will eventually add up to a groundswell of change ; they also need Leaders to step up and provide the levers for transformation. Also civil society which of course could include very wealthy religious organizations who are genuinely willing could chip in. Don't promise miracles help provide practical levers for real change.
Law abiding Nigerians are living their lives and secretly taking hold peacefully. Unfortunately the majority(most without official recognition) ironically are the ones always causing problems... In natural fact, they should be more careful and live under the radial.. Many Nigerians have been living in Gh peacefully for many years.., why now? Regarding the African mindset... I totally agree, religion has outlived it's designed usefulness. As a tool in itself can be used for Good, however, in this age of "meritocracy" its central matrix will not hold. African needs practical educational revolution and Economic independence. AfCFTA hope to address the economic aspart, however, the educational framework is lacking... We have many foreign energies holding as back(ensuring the mis-education of our youth) , i.e, Unesco,... etc Despite all these unseen energies, we're still resilient :- Our Ancestors are still interceding on our behalf... Hence, the African spirit is strong...
I never believed that ghanaians and nigerians dont like each other i dont think there is any other countries in africa that intermarriage more then nigeria and ghana
@Peter Tosh are u speaking from your small village? u have no clue what's going in on the world move out from your village and open your eyes thousands of ghanaians and nigerians are married to each other
@@nanaowusuwaa9466 in a country of over 200m people. How many Nigerians have you come across. For you to state that alot of Nigeria are bad.,please quite the opposite, few are bad while the majority are good people hustling to make a living.
This is the kind of stupid arrogance that some people protray that is so laughable. What is it to be proud off esp when there is so much going wrong in the country. The leaders are looting the resources and the youth are causing mayhem all over. Until the system work in Naija, forget the pride.
I strongly disagree with him about his Jollof rice verdict...loll.... He hasn't had the Yoruba party jollof... thats why.... Nigerian jollof all the way!
You will have to blame your family because the bible says that faith without work is dead. You must pray but you will have to take steps to achieve it because nothing is going to fall on your lap. I think it is how the black man interprets the bible.
Very brilliant and intelligent brother !! We need part 2 of this conversation. Very educative!👏🏽👏🏽👍🏿👍🏿 The Ghana jollof part is my ………😀😀😀 Love it! 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Jay,to be able to address this white Jesus thing all over Africa.first of all lam a Ghanaian who have travelled outside the continent and have met different type of human race.i can by a twinkle of an eye identify a white person from a Latino,an Arab from a Jewish people.but that cannot be said of a person who have not encountered or met people of different race,and that born and raised in my , village in .Ghana or rural Nigeria.instead,that person will call an Arab man a white man and not know the difference between their skin colours or their physical features differences.so to tackle this white Jesus things.u first have to educate people particularly Blacks on the Africa Continent about identification of different race .for example jay if u want lineups an Arab ,a Latino, Europeans and ask a local Ghanaian to identify them .he or she will say that they are all Whites.simply because they all have white skin,we are colour blind....
I love how every comment here is just COPE that uses the same meaningless, empty propaganda lingo of "dialogue", "conversation", "discussion", "so important. so powerful." Seriously, go count how many times those exact words are used. Perfectly programmed, just as intended ;)
@@Ghanadiaries only a cognitive biases will think so. Before you castigate take a deep look, there are better than you think so. Ignorant and inaptitude is not an excuse cos the materials are available for you to dive in for your enlightenments. Your bad wife does not define your brothers own 😃
False religion has dominated everywhere but like a counterfeit money still the Bible can help you find true religion ,the fruit they produce- Matthew 7:13-23 try and read.
When you watch Nigerians movies you will see a lot white Jesus statues and mary and they actually kneel down before the statues very very sad unfortunate
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Nigerians generally look down on Ghana as a small country. It's coming from a few of them who think Ghanaians are timid and so they try to bully their way through. Any resistance put up is termed as hateful, left to them alone, they should be allowed to do whatever they with us and get away with it other than that we don't like them.
There are many Nigerians in Ghana, professionals, students, engineers, doctors, traders, business people, etc. There are many intermarriages among Ghanaians and Nigerians.
Am married to one( Naija) and she is the sweetest 💗 💕 💖 ❤
@@blackentrepreneur8564, Congratulations!
Luv u jay from Ghana 🇬🇭
I can't for you to become a President of Ghana🇬🇭 one day Jay🇬🇭
This man is very intelligent
Australia was going to purchase submarine from France but changed and purchase the submarine from Americas and British.
This is a very important conversations on so many levels... Two thinking and intelligent Africans! We need to have more of these difficult, uncomfortable and sensitive conversations. We have some issues to deal with as a people.
"Two thinking and intelligent Africans!" You say that like it's so rare. LOL! Very revealing. Only one of these people is "African", btw. The other one is a tourist ;)
@@KarlKarsnark Thinking and intelligent “Africans” are not rare at alI! I simply enjoyed watching the conversation like I enjoy many others. “African” to me, in this context is the diaspora…
49:42 This is why Nigerians are feared. Most of them are wise.
Kingsley has spoken Ghana Jollof 🇬🇭 wins 🏆 over Nigerian Jollof 🇳🇬 . Let the friendly rivalry continue 😁😂😂😂😁
The brother is right about the religiosity that prevents many from reaching the full potential. It is a form of madness and laziness to continually pray for things that the Most High gave us the capacity to solve. We need to stop spiritualising every problem and use the simple logic which we were blessed with.
Hi brother Jay am a follower,and I watched many of your programs, but this interview is something very important and needs to be addressed, it's all over the continent, even in my little Gambia we sometimes experience such nonsense, that the Senegalese don't like Gambians, this has to stop it's dangerous it creates unnecessary tensions, we are all Africans and should be one thanks Jay for the great job we love you
Love this conversation and our Nigerian guy was very articulate and forthright in his ideas. This is someone that has learnt to question things and evolve from there, he is not to trying to prove anything from an egoistic perspective but from a collective perspective recognizing his own needs but at the same time conscious of the collective need and betterment of the whole. From this conversation, you also perceive the framework for the solution to what plagues this so-called “race” and that is creating that “space”, protecting that space, and at the same time recognizing the diversity of the whole…I like to refer to it as having a collective “why” to have a strong enough “why” that binds at the individual level and cascades to the whole…when we have this strong ”why” which goes beyond that little self the “space” is protected.
The Great Awakening.
I like this Nigerian man ❤ he is wise
Just visit maximum impact travel with Jay Cameron in USA, and they will help you a lot to travel to Ghana
The Nigerian brother is smart
Much love great interview family beautiful people One Ghana 🇬🇭 One Africa One World Peace to the World 🌍
When it comes to be black may I remind all my lovely black people that our blackness is not like shirts or dresses we can put on and take off anytime we want so, let us start uplifting ourselves and stop belittling ourselves. I am black will die black and if I am to come back will like to come back as black.
much respect Kingsley, very glad to hear you enjoyed your stay bros!
Bro are you the one? Mr T
I can't believe I watched from the beginning to the end.
This bro has spoken well, well done 🙏
Jay is so understanding!! He's wise and as he says ' I'm not naive'
this guy is wise. we need him again
Deep! I want to see my race win... Kingsley
Awesome conversation . Please keep this going. Jay you got an actual exchange program going on. I received my 2 sets of Darren and Destiny books today. Just in time for the holiday and one set for my newest GrandGrand who will be born in January. Thank you Jay.
We've been Bamboozled. We've been hoodwinked😉😅 #NoMore💪🏽🇬🇭
Jay l love your tie and dye shirt
Very intelligent and insightful conversation.
Wow! Deep message.
Wow
Profound conversation.
Educative .
Inspirational
Insightful
Watching from Sydney Australia
Bless up
awesome interview! keep in coming Jay!
Great conversation Jay Thank you
Kingsley thinks like I do. Good conversation tho
I love the convo , need to watch it twice before I comment .. interesting
This interview enabled me to better understand how the western divisive propaganda machine has been effective in keep us apart. This needs to change. Black unity is an existential necessity.
Our sad experiences is with the negative attributes of some Nigerians in Ghana
Yes exactly, !
Great interview
Jay now you see why people say you look Igbo. I'm not saying y'all look alike but his build, skin tone and etc.
Great conversation
Great interview Jay
Hi Jay thank you for all your videos I have been watching a lot of your videos
thank you bro
The problem we have is intellectual laziness, lack of logic and critical thinking skill to ask our leaders why are we where we are year after year?
Jay the Ghanaian superstar
Too much pepper in Nigeria jollof
I went to a Nigeria party in New York, frankly their jollof is full of pepper and when I told them that, they all burst out laughing
Jay, you seem to have lost some weight, it's so glaring.
I want to touch on the religious aspect that he mention. I admit we have to question some of the religious beliefs. However if you sit down and pray without any steps or action you will be where you are. Christians must know that God is a principle and a practical God, If you pray and don't take steps to actualize your prayer request you will fail. There are principles that God has set in place and irrespective of your religious background if you follow those principles you will progress. Most Christians don't research what the Bible says. They just accept what comes from the pulpit.
The Europeans, the Chinese, the Indians, the Arabs, the Lebanese, the Turks, etc are in Africa. So, people with African roots have to stop complaining but rather explore the business and investment opportunities in different parts of Africa.
Embracing extreme religion wholesale without room for critical thinking is a serious barrier to real socio-economic development and collective advancement in many communities.
There needs to be a separation of religion from the will and necessity to bring about transformation. Room needs to be made for critical thought that can bring about real change.
There are a lot of Islamic leaning countries ( Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Indonesia, UAE) that are very religious yet their countries are well developed infrastructurally in a lot of areas of human endeavour because there is a recognition that in spite of their faith there is a need for social change and human development in their nations. A lot of sciences emerged from the middle east in pre Islamic times. This sort of tells us that religion is not the problem as such but how it is applied ....
Religion and socio-economic development need to be separated in Africa.
Religion on its own will not bring about change. That said, it is still possible to believe in a Creator but advance via critical thought, political will, practical education and strong institutions. This is not rocket science.
The youth need to be encouraged to think critically and start to own their own ambitions and gradually that will eventually add up to a groundswell of change ; they also need Leaders to step up and provide the levers for transformation.
Also civil society which of course could include very wealthy religious organizations who are genuinely willing could chip in. Don't promise miracles help provide practical levers for real change.
Law abiding Nigerians are living their lives and secretly taking hold peacefully.
Unfortunately the majority(most without official recognition) ironically are the ones always causing problems... In natural fact, they should be more careful and live under the radial..
Many Nigerians have been living in Gh peacefully for many years.., why now?
Regarding the African mindset...
I totally agree, religion has outlived it's designed usefulness. As a tool in itself can be used for Good, however, in this age of "meritocracy" its central matrix will not hold.
African needs practical educational revolution and Economic independence.
AfCFTA hope to address the economic aspart, however, the educational framework is lacking... We have many foreign energies holding as back(ensuring the mis-education of our youth) , i.e, Unesco,... etc
Despite all these unseen energies, we're still resilient :- Our Ancestors are still interceding on our behalf... Hence, the African spirit is strong...
I was actually shocked when he said he thought Ghanaians hate Nigerians and that Ghanaians were brutal. Wow
THATS WHAT SOME OF NIGERIANS THINK, BECAUSE WE DONT LIKE SOME OF THEIR ATTITUDE THEY THINK WE HATE THEM
@@georgeappiah8314 exactly...
Wait he didn't just end the conversation with Jollof rice😂😂😂
I never believed that ghanaians and nigerians dont like each other i dont think there is any other countries in africa that intermarriage more then nigeria and ghana
Lolzzz... very true bro
@Peter Tosh Aww Peter please don't say that, I understand most Nigerians are bad but there are few decent Nigerians in Ghana too.
@Peter Tosh are u speaking from your small village? u have no clue what's going in on the world move out from your village and open your eyes thousands of ghanaians and nigerians are married to each other
@@nanaowusuwaa9466 in a country of over 200m people. How many Nigerians have you come across. For you to state that alot of Nigeria are bad.,please quite the opposite, few are bad while the majority are good people hustling to make a living.
The pastors are rather making money for brainwashing the parishioners.
The bible does not say that Jesus was white. Why not emphasize that? The Jesus of the scriptures is not fake.
Nigerians don't need anyone to like us. We are proud of who we are. Always the best in our field! No one Africans.
This is the kind of stupid arrogance that some people protray that is so laughable. What is it to be proud off esp when there is so much going wrong in the country. The leaders are looting the resources and the youth are causing mayhem all over. Until the system work in Naija, forget the pride.
Ignorance is disease
the same way ghana fill too we don't need enyone GH is Vibe and great may god 🙏 keep bless GHANA ameen from enemy like this
And yet every country in the world seem to have blacklisted you😯
I strongly disagree with him about his Jollof rice verdict...loll.... He hasn't had the Yoruba party jollof... thats why.... Nigerian jollof all the way!
Oo massa you are lying .. haha.. Ghana jollof de best
😂😂😂
You have not also tasted the northern part of ghana jollof
just accept Ghana Jollof is the best..Come and learn to cook it and stop all this Shakara ...Ghana is the best
You will have to blame your family because the bible says that faith without work is dead. You must pray but you will have to take steps to achieve it because nothing is going to fall on your lap. I think it is how the black man interprets the bible.
So what do you need religion or faith for if just you working can give you results?
Yes it does. It is written by blacks what the world would refer to as Africans.
Very brilliant and intelligent brother !!
We need part 2 of this conversation.
Very educative!👏🏽👏🏽👍🏿👍🏿
The Ghana jollof part is my ………😀😀😀
Love it! 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
He is right. Prayer = Thought + Feeling + Action. Prayer in Africa = Words of mouth and falling and rolling on the ground.
Jay,to be able to address this white Jesus thing all over Africa.first of all lam a Ghanaian who have travelled outside the continent and have met different type of human race.i can by a twinkle of an eye identify a white person from a Latino,an Arab from a Jewish people.but that cannot be said of a person who have not encountered or met people of different race,and that born and raised in my , village in .Ghana or rural Nigeria.instead,that person will call an Arab man a white man and not know the difference between their skin colours or their physical features differences.so to tackle this white Jesus things.u first have to educate people particularly Blacks on the Africa Continent about identification of different race .for example jay if u want lineups an Arab ,a Latino, Europeans and ask a local Ghanaian to identify them .he or she will say that they are all Whites.simply because they all have white skin,we are colour blind....
Even in America too jesus white not only Africa okay
I love how every comment here is just COPE that uses the same meaningless, empty propaganda lingo of "dialogue", "conversation", "discussion", "so important. so powerful." Seriously, go count how many times those exact words are used. Perfectly programmed, just as intended ;)
My brother, you view about religion is only coming from Christian perspective, that is totally different from Islamic point or other religions.
As if they are any better 😄😄😄😄
@@Ghanadiaries only a cognitive biases will think so. Before you castigate take a deep look, there are better than you think so. Ignorant and inaptitude is not an excuse cos the materials are available for you to dive in for your enlightenments. Your bad wife does not define your brothers own 😃
False religion has dominated everywhere but like a counterfeit money still the Bible can help you find true religion ,the fruit they produce- Matthew 7:13-23 try and read.
When you watch Nigerians movies you will see a lot white Jesus statues and mary and they actually kneel down before the statues very very sad unfortunate
Rev.1:14-15,is the scription of Jesus Christ.This guy talking about british actores photo of being Jesús christ,still think Jesús is white.