MEET THIS NIGERIAN WHO SCHOOLED IN KNUST AND HAD LIVED IN GHANA FOR MORE THAN 10 YEARS  

This is not new. In the 50s, and 60s, there were many Nigerians who were born in Cape Coast by the Nigerian parents. They all speak Fanti and went to better secondary schools in Ghana. Then to Kwame Nkurumah University of Science and Technology. Many study different engineering courses. I met many of them in Nigeria in 1980. They were executives in both government and private corporations. They made my stayed in Nigeria extremely good. Helped me to get a good job and asked me to recruit Ghanaian graduate teachers to schools in Lagos, Oyo states. I left them in 1986 to further my education in US. Some visited me in US. Unfortunately, some are dead because of old age. Still remembered the good time I had with them in both Ghana and Nigeria.

Even the eii he said when you said he doesn't sound Nigerian was so Ghanaian 😂. He consciously started trying to speak like a Nigerian after that, but he sounds very Ghanaian.

i knew this guy back on Campus and have even worked in the same institution with him before. He is a nigerian. A very smart guy

You see the Doctor did critical analysis of the situation unlike others who just make it look as if Ghana is an African standard paradise.

This is the type of people you need to interview. He is a very intelligent, knowledgeable and smart guy.

Nigeria and Ghana must stop this unnecessary rival and come together as brothers! We need each other, respect is healthy for this two beautiful nations one love 😍

People of Ghana respect family values . When I was a kid , my mother will make sure we get breakfast , go to school before she goes to the market for business . She will close from market at 4 pm , come back home and make sure we get supper . This has been a normal practice for a lot of the market women .

Jummy this answers your question about why the name is Fufu on Lily Ogini’s YT. Fufu/Fufuo is a Twi word which means MARSH or MIX and it’s staple food for the Akan ethnic groups in the middle to southern part of Ghana 🇬🇭. Fufu/Fufuo is only supposed to be eaten with liquid soups and the hub is Kumasi.

Nice 👍🙂 you're one of my favorites RU-vidrs you're always welcome here Ghana is your another home 🇬🇭🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️

I love this interview. I love how it blends with nature

The guy can speak Twi well well❤❤❤❤

Oh my gosh eto you just wet my appetite. Its not so common cuz is a ceremonial dish.

before I thought he's a Ghanaian 🇬🇭😃👍💯 accent is perfect

good one. You have not heard of eto because it is fading out. The youth does not know about it. It is mashed roasted or cooked plantain or yam mixed with oil. I need to go back to it Thanks for reminding me

Et) is a Ghanaian food that it is very special... they doesn't sell it around...we just prepare it at our homes

I beg to differ on the "industrious" nature of Ghanaians. I think he confuses contentment with working hard. We should be very careful about that.

I love the birds calling in the background

Try and go to Meet me there , in KETA, also in the Volta Region

I’m enjoying ur convo 😊

You need to interview the guy again he has a lot to share

3t) is a typical local Ghanaian food

Best University ❤KNUST❤

True your English sounds Ghanaian nice.

Shops close because mothers need to attend to their husbands and children check their homework comfort them.fathers also have to do the same spend time with their families at supper and ask kids 'how was your day".its not out of laziness even though we have electricity. Family time is so important to us. 3tor is not generally a street food your Ghanaian friend can make you some.

Eto) is mashed cooked yam, mixed with red oil eaten with groundnuts, eggs

Yoo Nice Charlie, 1 luv naija

Insightful interview

Ur guest is realist

The is Nigerian by blood and Ghanaian by behavior and body language

He looks like an ashanti boy

I love the sound behind from the Birds

Even when you said Eiiiii😂 typical Ghanaian

Why u dey taunt the guy with "u are Ghanaian" na?🤣🤣

You heard 3t) for the 1st time, because you live in Accra. Go to the Ashanti Region for the culture.

What does it mean for a people/nation to be "vertically challenged"?

I like your blog but try n improve on your interviews n question ask more related questions you can do better

I like Etor tooo 😂😂😂😅😅😅😅

Hahaha insane people 😂😂😂❤❤❤

They complain that we close our shops early. We work so we can attend to our family, so we close to go take care for our husbands and children, spend quality time with them. Why that offends you I don’t understand. We also need our rest to stay healthy. Your closing late is what allows the bad people succeed in kidnapping you and the children.

I like stow with coco yarn 😜😜

Pls don't focus only on ur camera when doing interviews, there should be face to face, look at the face of your intewiewer just to create thet vibe

Someone is gaining weight 😂😂😂

Yaàayy

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Kelewele is not food😂😂It's more like an appetizer

Jummy, your guest is not truthful about who he is. He told you boldly, that he is green and white in blood. Then when he was pressed as to who he’s, said his mother is a Ghanaian without any further information. Such response is not a Ghanaian response without sharing her hometown as a pride of belonging. Therefore, definitely not a Ghanaian, he has picked up some ascents .He claimed he went Kunst in Kumasi,here again he was non- descriptive of the University except to state that he met a lot of different types of people. He failed to mention his hall.furthermore, his command of English cannot be compared to that of medical student in Ghana his haircut looks like hustler in Ghana. I watched your contents in the US with my friends were laughing hard. Please do a bit background check of your guests.

He’ll later go back to Nigeria & start a RU-vid channel dissing Ghana saying that Ghana or yesterday & Nigeria is better than Ghana & this & that 🤣