THINGS THAT SHOCKED ME AS A NIGERIAN 🇳🇬 LIVING IN GHANA 🇬🇭 | Nigerians In Ghana 2022 [ Culture ] 

awww so glad to watch our conversation on Ghana, i'm all smiles

Buffloaf commonly called 'bofrot' was introduced to Nigeria by Ghanaian migrants; the reason it's called Ghana buns in Nigeria. Same with Jollof rice which only became popular in Nigeria from the late 90s through early 2000. I far as I can remember, the average Nigerian used to boil rice separately and add it to already-made stew. Nigerians only started making noise about jollof when they learned to prepare it as a one-pot dish using the Ghanaian recipe. Ghanaian migrants most of who were highly skilled professionals brought a lot to Nigeria and contributed immensely to its education, healthcare, and other areas that needed skilled expertise. 'Ghana Must Go' was borne out of envy and anger toward Ghanaian migrants who were occupying jobs supposedly meant for Nigerians Also, there are more dark-skinned people in Ghana because skin bleaching is frowned upon, even ridiculed. Bleaching is largely associated with uneducated, low-income, or those who lack self-confidence. Unlike you know who, where whole families bleach en masse with some tribes even associating dark skin with evil. Simply put, Ghanaians are proud of their natural looks and will confidently flaunt it anywhere.

A Ghanaian will noticed a Nigerian no matter what/it's always simple 🇳🇬🇬🇭👌👌

Ghanaians are very respectful and kind🤗 I wanna visit the country and experience it myself 😘

When a Ghanaian says he or she doesn't have stable light what it means is that for a whole day there's light and maybe 1 or 2 hours no light for cos of electrical lines repairs. To a Ghanaian not having light for only one hour is even highly unacceptable.

I am a Ghanaian based in Italy and I appreciate the way you talk of your experience in Ghana,..I think the difference between living in Ghana and Nigeria is our culture,wholehearted people...Freedom and Justice,..have a nice enjoyable stay in Ghana...and wish you all the best..🙏😊🤗

U ll get light 💡 24/7 in our villages ❤

There re light 💡 everywhere in Ghana 🇬🇭 including our villages 😊😂❤

Ur welcome dear ❤

Thanks for sharing with us God richly bless you and guide you everywhere you are

She's perfectly right with her views about Ghana and it's citizens. I am a Ghanaian myself

Am Ghanaian 🇬🇭 but l really love the Show 💖

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Very interesting conversation

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Ghana jollof is nice, wen u come to Ghana I will cook some for you

Hello guys, It’s good for learning and compare other cultures. I’m a Ghanaian and I just want to contribute to your discussion here. I think the experience our sister had in Ghana was a Campus life and then also Accra life especially Legon areas will not help you know much. Next time go to the indigenous community’s in Accra and other regions. It will help more because there are a lot fake life etc in campus . That’s my little contribution for you guy😊

Adaeze is always vibe😊😊😊

Already, your guest speaks with Ghanaian accent 😀. Also an alumnus of Legon, 2010. 😀

Chandice. You are An EXCELLENT interviewer. I really Enjoyed this interview. I just found you few minutes ago and also watched your interview with the American lady. Great job. Keep Going!!! Never Stop!!!

Go Ghana and Nigeria!!!!!

Nigerians are just built different from every other Africans,they are so strong,smart and confident.The hope for the black race,one love

I'm super proud of you girlie 😍

UG representing!!

Nice video, just relocated to ghana, trying to fit in but need friends to get to know around.

Ghanaians 🇬🇭 and Nigerians 🇳🇬 has similar culture and food recipes! Only tribe languages and behaviors are different

It’s the Collabo ❤for me 🎉🎉

In the 80s I was old enough to remember that a lot of women were r3cruited to go and cook and sell jollof waatkye puff puff bofroat plaintain and beans and work for business women to bake the various GHANIAN breads. They told us Nigerians were not cooking jollof so they taught them. They told us in the mornings there will be long ques to buy Ghanaian food before people went to work. Many people don’t know we introduced jollof to Nigeria. They want everyone to be equal in church as it’s not a fashion show. Ghanaians are darker in percentage than Nigerians it’s true

I think we are similar as West Africans but some cultural differences too. I’m British Ghanaian and growing up in the UK, I have been interacting with Nigerians but some were born in London so was I.

y'all look good...we all the same buh different in cultures ..simple yh

Good

Truth is when a Ghanaian tells you they don’t have stable light supply, it’s probably because their light was taken for about an hour or two in the week due to electricity company’s maintenance exercises 😂😂😂. We’re just pampered

people even line up for tro tro .. i never did sha, cos im from where we run to catch a bus

Our Jollof is done best in Ghana becos we prepare stew from the ground up pour the rice into the stew then pour water into it.

The light is on 24/7 am in village now

Much love from Ghana 🇬🇭

Point of correction girls Ghanaians do not put eggs in soup. Nigerians have only soup, Ghanaians put eggs in some stews ,depending upon the type of stew you are making. And if one prefer or choose to.

Ghana has a stable light

U both look Ghanaian lol. Very interesting video

From Yusuf in Norway am watching Live from Norway Stavanger Yussif

Ghanaians re very good 👍

Proudly Ghanaian

New sub…I like u both😅

Most people selling in the stores are employed. They have to give account. Once they close their account book and sign they can't add again however the story is different with the street sellers.

The light is now stable in Ghana than what it was in 2011

Go girls 🙌🙌🙌

Nigeria is a lot more diverse tho, especially in culture and food

Facts hahahahaha Ghana 🇬🇭 is dope

Light is everywhere in Ghana 🇬🇭

Chandie 😍😍😍😍😍😍

new sub lol

Kontomerie is different from egusi, Ghanaian also have egusi stew..

Most people in Volta region in GH are very fair in complexions

We don't put my eggs in soup but we can egg and eat with soup

There are more dark people in Ghana because the bleaching rate compared to Nigeria is low..

We are relaxed when it comes to making money

It’s Ghanaians who brought puff puff to Nigeria before the Ghana must go came

The Red Red means The palm oil use in mixing the beans and garri is red and the fried plantain is also red😂that’s the origination of the red red😂

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People from the volta region are lighter. Basically it depends on which region or tribe you are .

Your friend is very beautiful 😍

Your guest sounds Ghanaian, and we don't put egg in our soup rather our stew😊

Ghana 🇬🇭 and Nigeria 🇳🇬 are brothers and sisters. We love Nigerians 🇳🇬

Maybe the reason why they didn't sell for you was that the camera was off, alot of people sell whiles camera re on

Unstable electricity 🔌 in Ghana 🇬🇭is stable as NIGERIANS 🇳🇬 views

Ghanaians are time conscious…so when it closing time, daaasit😅😅

Hmmm‼️ My perspective is different and highly objectionable. Later.

But you guys should try our local rice you lick your fingers and sing in heaven am a Ghanaian and I know what am talking about 🥰🥰😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

You guys are funny . The real jollof rice we cook at home contains beans and meat and it taste better than what you buy on the street .

Nigerians have light skin colours than Ghanaians because there are different, different bleaching creams soo many of them in the Nigerian market but in Ghana bleaching creams are not common because our Food and Drugs Authority in collaboration with Ghana Customs Authority has ensure not to allow cosmetics products that are harmful to the body such bleaching creams and others to enter the country.

10:23 That depends solely on what tribe you belong to. That doesn't mean all ghanaians are darker.

I’m from Trinidad and Tobago and I don’t know the difference in Ghanaian or Nigerian accent like for instance in Trinidad we speak only English and Jamaicans speak English and English Patois but in the uk many people ask me if I’m Jamaican 😂😂😂

Your friend's accent indicates that she has lived in Ghana for many years because she has adopted the Ghanaian accent, and to be honest, no one will mistake her for a Nigerian because of her Ghanaian accent.

All are black African with different tribes.

I'm confused are you guys saying there's no perfume rice in Nigeria?.

Why do you love Ghana?,yes Ghana is a and peaceful country

Tha Akans are the dark ones. The Northerners and Voltarians are mostly light skinned

Gurl, you need two mics, we can't hear you properly.

Come to Ghana, I will cook fufu and jollof for you our own is nicer than Nigeria own

She is even talking like a Ghanaian and pronounce some the words like typical Ghannaian, lol good job anyway

Even we eat bread with shitor.

Everything with Shito even with egg 🍳 lol 😂

She sounds Ghanaian though

It's not true when you say there are darker skin people in Ghana. I have lived in Nigeria for many years and I can comfortably tell it's not true.

You can just eat Ghanaian Jollof too.what’s she saying

As a Ghanaian you can't live without shito

Ghanaians are not mean to money that's why there is not much crime

You call Ghana a foreign country??? The similarities doesn’t make Ghana a foreign country on the continent of AfriKa. AfriKa is ONE “Country”

The next war will start because of jellof rice 😂😂😂

Who puts egg in soup?? We Ghanaians don’t put eggs in our soups alright.

Very boring interjecting counter questions over answers I mean why keep asking questions if you already know them gosh!!

She picked on ghanaian accent..

Colour blinded people. Ain't we African Americans?

Mais , pourquoi, les Nigérians fuient leur pays ,pour le Ghana ... moi, je ne suis pas d'accord ,que les Nigérians aillent encombrer les autres pays ..., même si on recherche tous le panafricanisme !!! Et pourtant , le Nigéria est supposé ,le pays le plus riche d'Afrique ...

We Ghanaians don’t like these what shocked me videos because although you mean well some of your people accuse Ghanaians of hyping ourselves up which is not true. Many normal ethical and orderly necessities shock Nigerians difficult to understand why.

KONTOMIRE IS NOT EGUSI, WHAT YOU GUYS CALL EGUSI, WE CALL IS AGUSHI STEW.