🇬🇭.THINGS THAT SHOCKED ME IN GHANA AS A NIGERIA | my experience in Ghana 

You have a point. But let’s give the security services their flowers too. They work hard

Absolutely true well done Ghanaians ❤

@@monagiselle definitely

@@monagiselleu re right 👍

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Exactly

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@@akutamsilvernus kwasia ba

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Some of us are very dishonest too, many of us are crooks.

@@patrickfrempong7504. They in a small minority

Sure yes

What are talking about. We are midgets compared to South Africa. Despite South Africa's load shedding recently it producing 10x what Ghana is producing (33,000mw vs 3,000). It shows how industrialized and advanced South Africa is that 33,,000 cannot met demand. Anyway South Afica has 55,000mw of installed capacity, Ghana has 5,000mw

@@Frank-Bediko62 that's not true. Ghana supplies 3 countries with electricity including itself. There is excess which goes to waste, that's why they are planing to reduce electricity tariffs for companies that will work 24hrs. South Africa uses Coal to generate electricity, which is an ancient method. Yes, they are now making plans to shift from that and hopefully it will improve. You need to research on how Ghana manufactures electricity. It's about strategy and efficiency.

@@emmanuelkowblah6251 PLEASE STOP! South Africa also supplies electricity to its neighbors. US, China and India also use coal for some plants. The only reason Ghana is able to meets its need is that it is a poor under developed country with practically very few manufacturing and no heavy industries. The auto industries in South Africa alone uses more electricity than the whole Ghana. Ignorance is. Even with access, South Africa has 89% penetration while Ghana has 87. It is like comparing apples. Economic development in Africa is my bread and butter, I have been doing it for over decade.

@@Frank-Bediko62u are not happy in this life 😅, try to be happy okk😅😂🤣.

I say what I see . Is high time we say thing the way they are instead of hiding it

Trust in the Lord alone, human being will disappoint you, stay blessed

Wow

No Ivory coast supply light to Ghana and its neighbour Togo, Bénin etc...

​@@franrichroday8663how can Ivory Coast supply light to Ghana? Who lied to you?

@@owusutakyiaduomi9311 ivory coast supply light to mali, Burkina Faso, guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Togo, Bénin and Ghana, make your own research.

@@franrichroday8663 you new the research.

Tnx so much

U welcome

Amen

And bring leaders who will improve economy and lives of the ordinary Nigerian, including those in villages. Living in a village should not make one a lesser citizen. Every citizen needs electricity, not just in Abuja or Lagos.

Nigerian police have done that for people in need, and even more. Why are you so unpatriotic? You cannot be so prejudiced. It's a huge country of 240 million. A lot goes on that you have no clue about, including situations where police are making a positive impact, including by sacrificing their lives for your safety.

Tnx bro

Thank you kindly

Yes

Welcome

My dear Israel did not accept Jesus so don't be surprised

Am i right?

Amen

Well said. Thank you

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You should!

Tnx

So true

Abi

No they ain't. They're loud and boastful for my liking I'm good

​@@MUFCK7you think we care about you 😂

@@NWUDI you think I care about your comment?

@@NWUDI We don't have time for you lot. Noise pollution Republic

Amen

Wow thanks so much for the compliment

Pls do asap

Where do we get some

@@Qwhecy_tv is it this particular one?

@@ekene_eze yes

Yes 😂.. everything is so organized.. there are a lot of places that do not follow the traffic signs when driving..

He's surprised because he may have left from his Igbo Biafran village in Nigeria straight to Ghana without stopping over in say Abuja, his country's capital which is 5 times more organized than Accra, with traffic signs observed as a matter of course.

​@@african-history-fountain stop sounding like a tribal bigot,or you are one? What has biafra got to do with what he's saying. Abuja is no different from other parts of Nigeria.

Best of luck!

Wow good information

Wow

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Thanks for the sub

Thanks for watching

Thanks for the visit

Thank you so much 😀

Thanks

Seriously

I must say you're telling the truth on this. Most of Ghanaians have not seen generator before 😅

Yes

Appreciate it

Thank you

The change starts from you my dear

I would love to

And how many time does that happen?

You answered yourself, due to maintenance.

I think Power Plants you will find Not Generators

And it is not like he's lying though. In actual fact we Ghanaians have taken all these for granted and we saw them to be normal or available in every other African country until some RU-vid channels like this made us realized how unfortunate we are and have taken so many things for granted. I have lived most of life disrespecting and disregarding our leaders until recently RU-vid made me aware although our leaders may be bad they're comparatively better than most African countries. This is the truth and i am sure i am speaking on behalf of a lot of Ghanaians.

If he wants followers then I guess you people who are always boasting about your multitudes could have given him that with your 300 million population not a mere 30 million population. He's just being honest and he didn't even make any comparison. He was only talking about his experiences in Ghana.

Thats his experience, not yours😊

@user- you are not a Ghanaian. Stop lying Woy3 Nigeria alata anago dwan

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😂😂😂 very true

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Quick come Ghana you go enjoy am

One love

😂😂we are frienemys 😅

Are you sure

It goes on n off but for few seconds,minutes if hours it is a technical issue ,ghana electricity is way 100 better than Nigeria

You people don't speak the truth. Until recently did you have your lights going off. And is it not so recently because of the maintenance issues they claim they're fixing? Come on!

Well, let the citizens complain if we feel we still need more. Nigerians are facing most of the problems they're facing now, probably because they kept quiet. They're always hailing their country online even though they know things are bad. The leaders are, therefore, relaxed. Leaders should be held accountable. You don't defend them because you think you're populous, and so things should be sub-par.

@@tinaeffirim9455 anyways, you don't quit get my point. I mean if they Nigerians have a bit of what we have. They won't criticize their leaders at all. They believe in doing things by themselves and so if they are provided with these basic needs that we have in Ghana, they will be alright. Having said that, I don't mean to say we should be content at all, we surely do deserve better and I am not affiliated to any political party BTW

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Lol this useless gov't? What have they added to make Ghana good?

😂😂some Nigerians are believers but not thinkers mumu people, 😂😂

What you take so simple because it's always there,is luxury, something really substantial for others.

Embassy Gardens

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@@ekene_eze what's funny bro😅

Generator

Bro I never mentioned Nigeria here

Wrong. It is Gabon, 91, South Africa 89 and Ghana 87 (7th ovverall).

Over 120m has access to electricity that's 4x the whole of Ghana population.

@@NWUDI Nigeria has over 230m population and you are happy 120m have light and the rest don’t have but the 120m is higher than Ghana’s population of 32m. Even those who have light enjoy very erratic power supply. Instead of encouraging your government to do better, you are here arguing unnecessary with a country that’s doing far better than your country. Na waa for you o.

@@donnbiggie we criticize our government everyday but a disrespect from an outsider is unacceptable. We know our government is a failure we do not need outsiders to remind us, cause it's always comes from a place of mockery. It's unacceptable. The fact that Nigeria is still doing well even with all the set backs from our government we still at the top. No country in Africa can survive what Nigeria has been through and is still going through but still thriving. A working Nigeria would not even have been an element of comparison with Ghana or any African countries.