Ghanaians react to Ivory Coast's AFCON 2023 victory 

❤❤❤ thanks you very much

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I am just behind you 😅❤

@@akadjedjeyves 🤣🤣🤣🤣 tu es donc ivoirien 🇨🇮❤️🇨🇮❤️👍❤️🇨🇮

@@simonyapo8860 toukpè c'est ça même, tu es attié je présume

The sister knows football 😎

She is just too much. She's always very good anytime she analyses matches throughout the entire AFCON. She should be employed in the Sports ministry in Ghana. Kudos to her.

@@ogheneroomeine1285 She is really good!

Yes

Ghana gave the Cup to Ivory Coast... letting Mozambique score 2 late goals... otherwise Ivory Coast would not have made the KO stages

​@@doml8959Morocco too

Oh how i wished i could speak French. Hmm!

Come to Kumasi especially if ur baoule

@@julianaansah6367 I am baoule and appolo

C'est avec les temps. Bienvenue chez vous.

100%🤝

Our bond is about to grow big.

Preach let them know

The bond has always been there for a lot of us. Look at where the majority of people from Côte d'ivoire sought refuge during the civil war.

@@GodSonBlessed That's only because Ghana was their closest relatively stable neighbor and not because of any bond or love they had for Ghanaians, just a few years before that war they were in their country mvrdering Ghanaians. Talk to the Ghanaian elders who traveled there in the 70's 80's and 90's and listen to their HORROR stories. Many Ivorians went back home after the civil war and continued to mistreat Ghanaians, some learned English in Ghana, got visas to travel to America and continued to talk bad about Ghanaians when they arrived, those same Ghanaians who for decades smuggled all of their quality cocoa beans across the border to Ivory Coast, contributing massively to their economy.

​@kaindell9326 stop saying lies. The only beef we had with you Ghanaians was with that Ashanti Kotoko story. If not nothing more, nothing less. To be true we appreciate you a lot because we have strong cultural bondages with the Akan culture. Many Ivorians have families in Ghana and many Ghanaians have family in Côte d’Ivoire. Most people that went in Ghana during the civil war went there mostly because they have families there. We are the same people

@@kaindell9326 you have a sickness and a hatred in your heart for people from Côte d'ivoire.

I think it's the language barrier

Am Ghanaian and my love for Ivory Coast is unlimited 😍 Am an Akan ....my parents lived in Abijan and I was born in Abijan. When Ghana lost the 2015 afcon to Ivory Coast, I was pained but not that much...

Bro don't worry I have been saying this. Ivory Coast and Ghana are brothers and will always be🇬🇭🤝🏾🇨🇮

@@emelialarbi8653 I guess so but you guys can be lazy when it come to learning French Heiii ! 😂

@@benajaatchie2586 that's actually very true and it's very bad am going to start my french lesson very soon cause I will like to visit ma people one day be patient with us

Vraiment ! Ça fait plaisir !

Yes sir you guys did. Profiter biennn la couz1 🇨🇮 🇬🇭🤝

@kwesiraheem6358 thanks bro

Another deranged, xenophobic, white ass licking South African misfit. Most of these South African blacks are total disgrace to the black race. After 2 decades of the collapse of apartied, these black fools still see the white man as EARTHLY GOD. They would rather attack successful Nigerians rather than compete fairly because they don't have the GUT, even in their own country.Jelous Downtrodden bustards .

South Africa still LOST to us "dwarf eagles," though. If you lot possessed any shame at all, you really wouldn't be talking. See y'all in the WC qualifiers this summer :) EDIT: edited to emphasize the fact that your people LOST to us

It's due to the language barrier..

But there's no difference between Ghana and ivory Coast o i cant even see the bother and most Ivorianspeak fluent english. So Nigeria is our brother.😂😂❤❤ that rivalry is sweet and lovely ❤

We are brothers and we are awakening to it everyday. May Ghana and Ivory Coast’s bond grow stronger

​@@Zionian89we have the same cultre with ivory coast not Nigeria

@@MUFCK7 yeah exactly what I said.

Looks like. She is better than most Sports journalists.

Don’t mind some of them😂😄 on est d frere’s. On est ensemble toujours 🇬🇭🤝🇨🇮 nice win from you guys and enjoy the trophy

Real Ghanaians who know the history know we are blood and one ❤❤

@@jarcator We don't have the same last names? By the way, he didn't say we have the same langua franca or we are the same country. He said we have the same last names. Here are a few examples to help you understand what he meant. Kessié => Kessie, Adingra => Adinkra, Aka => Ackah, Kouadio => Kwodwo, Koffi => Quofie, Boigny => Boahen, Adom => Adom, Assamoi =>Asamoah, Amoua => Amuah just to list a few. The "kra din" are actually the same.

Don't mind them, they don't know. We are your brothers

I've been telling people forget Nigeria. We're your brothers

Laisse les. Pour un pays dont tous ses pays frontaliers sont des pays francophone... Ils font aucun effort. Nous encore, on a quelques notion d'anglais

Faut pas plus que la côte d'Ivoire, il voyagé pour voir.

Pains 😂😂😂😂💔💔💔

We have been to finals plenary of time we have passed that strange …small Ivory Coast has beaten down Giant Nigeria dey play 😂😂😂😂you go explain taya

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😂😂😂How can a team win Afcon in the semis before even playing in the final. That is Nigeria for you, disrespecting their opponent. 😂😂😂

Oh brother man.Is it the English u don't understand Ghanaians in here were rooting for Nigeria to win and u here fuming.😯😯😯

He played in Ghana Right to Dream... Kudus also played in the same academy. Nobody said he's a Ghanaian. He was trained in Ghana before travelling abroad.

@@Shelinton oh he played there Thats dope I didnt know Thanks I thought they were saying he could have played for Ghana as a ghanaan

Adingra is an Ivorian Abron ,his village isn't too far from Ghana ,Kumasi He is from Akan people 🇨🇮🥳

@@yedidyaetiamanou7768 Akan like me From 🇨🇮 Yeah he’s from Bondoukou , thats close

@koffiam you are welcome bro. Ghana and ivory Coast are very related .... am a Ghanaian born in Abijan cos my parents use to live there. Am an Akan as well... from Kumasi

True I found it strange

Exactly we have families on both side of the borders that have same family name. Beside the language, we have more in common with Ghana than Ghana does with Nigeria

correct@@timeflowEqualquin

Cote d’Ivoire and Ghana are siblings but they were adopted by different parents the French on one hand and English on the other hand. We do share the same culture, ethnic groups, native languages. Our ghanaian brothers have more in common with English speaking countries than with Côte d’Ivoire because they share the same language. Our two nations should definitely work towards a closer relation. Deep down on both side of the border we know we are brothers. Ghana and cote d’Ivoir are one!!

It's always been like that because of the language barrier, they speak French but Nigeria speaks English. So even though we are not neighbours, we speak with Nigerians more than our neighbours.