collynzo2:
what a babaric nation, from the little they allowed him to say the tool was pronouncing 'what' as 'wet' lol 'figures' as 'feegairs'. Listen to an English man pronounce those words.

I used 2 actually think their weird way of speakin English was right till i got to the UK and frankly it is quite different. Dunno where those ghanaian forest-dwellers got their stiff accent & pronunciation of words 4rm

collynzo2:
what a babaric nation, from the little they allowed him to say the tool was pronouncing 'what' as 'wet' lol 'figures' as 'feegairs'. Listen to an English man pronounce those words.

i told you ghanaians are dumb. figures as fegays money as maney.imagine their number one citizen blowing grammar like dat. dumb president dumb citizen.

Steezz: I used 2 actually think their weird way of speakin English was right till i got to the UK and frankly it is quite different. Dunno where those ghanaian forest-dwellers got their stiff accent & pronunciation of words 4rm

dude they got it from haiti.

Steezz: I used 2 actually think their weird way of speakin English was right till i got to the UK and frankly it is quite different. Dunno where those ghanaian forest-dwellers got their stiff accent & pronunciation of words 4rm

Many people still hold that ridiculous belief, they need to be enlightened.

collynzo2:
Many people still hold that ridiculous belief, they need to be enlightened.

Is the truth not just among other Africans but Nigerians themselves.

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do you know dis two people? biggest boys in town making money.

Award-winning hip-life artiste Kwaw Kesse, known in showbiz circles as Abodam, has revealed that most of his colleague musicians in Ghana cannot afford a decent meal and have to literally beg for food.

According to Abodam, most Ghanaian musicians, especially those who fall within the hip hop category, are living a false life. He said they pretend to be okay by dressing in expensive designer clothing when they appear in public but actually have nothing in their bank accounts because their songs are not doing well on the market and they have no other means of income.

Speaking to Delores Frempong Manso on her Delay TV show, Abodam said there were many times he had to buy food for well-known musicians whose songs are enjoying some good airplay.

He explained that having “your song played on radio does not mean there is money in your pocket” because Ghanaians generally do not buy original CDs as most people rather prefer to pirate the songs.

wizkid making money in ghana, while ghanainan artist are still looking for food to eat.SMH

Banku&Tilapia:

U need a head phone wen a nigerian start spewing his dumb accent

You need to cover your nose when a Gaynaian does the same

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ghananian girls only want to roll with the biggest boys in Africa

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The idiöt Kajina is now hiding after I proved him wrong, hahaha [ney-shin] indeed

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