where is this coming from

the hot temper
sensitivity

my Ghanaian friend challenges the pastor when preaching
you know that stuff black Americans do, where they shout(in a polite way) when their pastor is preaching

l appreciate and value the Ghana mans role and contribution to Africa's development and progress

ghanaians have helped me in some ways, a Nigeria would never do
probably one of the top influential nations on the continent

l just see some traits they share with black Americans

Really? Never knew they were hot tempered. I was taught by Ghanian teachers all through my nursery and primary school.

I dated a Ghanian in the Columbus. Never saw her angry but always wanting to know what I thought about her etc.

otipoju:
Really? Never knew they were hot tempered. I was taught by Ghanian teachers all through my nursery and primary school.

I dated a Ghanian in the USA. Never saw her angry but always wanting to know what I thought about her etc.

ponuzo

onila:


ponuzo

What does ponuzo mean oo

otipoju:


What does ponuzo mean oo

commot from road

onila:


commot from road

I offend you.? Moreover you can never compare akata drama with any group of people on earth.

otipoju:


I offend you.? Moreover you can never compare akata drama with any group of people on earth.

l just noticed some similarities with black Americans

onila:


l just noticed some similarities with black Americans

Well you might have mixed well with them in social settings.

Mine was in a classroom and just one lady...but AKT are something else. I try to avoid interacting with them as much as possible. They are hyper sensitive and prone to violence over nothing.

Most slaves we're taken from ghana

If you think this it is only because you have not meet many Americans, if at all.

otipoju:


Well you might have mixed well with them in social settings.

Mine was in a classroom and just one lady...but AKT are something else. I try to avoid interacting with them as much as possible. They are hyper sensitive and prone to violence over nothing.

It has to do with slavery. The trauma from slavery makes a people hostile to themselves and lose faith in their ability to challenge others intellectually and resort easily to a weak violence at the slightest provocation. That's same character exhibited by most Riverine peoples in Nigeria.

Abagworo:


It has to do with slavery. The trauma from slavery makes a people hostile to themselves and lose faith in their ability to challenge others intellectually and resort easily to a weak violence at the slightest provocation. That's same character exhibited by most Riverine peoples in Nigeria.

l find Yorubas the most disrespectful tribe in Nigeria

onila:


l find Yorubas the most disrespectful tribe in Nigeria

Based on association I find them the only respectful group in the South. This of course is based purely on personal experience.

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Onila node tire.

Abagworo:


Based on association I find them the only respectful group in the South. This of course is based purely on personal experience.

you must have spent most of your time with the Lagos-bred Yorubas

I used to think they were cool too, until I got to Abuja and met the non-Lagos bred Yorubas.

Let's just say, on the list of least desirable people to room with in the University of Abuja, Yoruba girls are neck and neck with Ebira girls

safarigirl:
you must have spent most of your time with the Lagos-bred Yorubas

I used to think they were cool too, until I got to Abuja and met the non-Lagos bred Yorubas.

Let's just say, on the list of least desirable people to room with in the University of Abuja, Yoruba girls are neck and neck with Ebira girls

Whether Lagos bred oo or Abuja bred, there's no difference between them. You have some nice ones and sone not so nice ones. It's the same with other ethnic groups. The only reason why one would think that they're respectful us because of how they gesticulate. But one think i have to agree to though is that they tend to be more liberal than a lot f other groups. Which means that they're not hard nuts to crack.