@Poster,
Schooling in GH is almost like in Nigeria only that's it's a little more expensive, and there is no ASUU strike . The standard of education depends on the institution though . Things are generally quite expensive over here, I'll tell you that I live on an average of 500GH cedis a month, equivalent to around 55 thousand Naira for food and other miscellaneous expenses . The fees vary from school to school too. Mine is the most expensive in the country and the standard is second to none too, lol. You might like to join me over here, man. I'll be waiting, lol

Thanks qedbaba.
This thread is still open, so troop in people and drop your 2 cedis kapish?

Hey Ayceee, can i get ur email?
I'd like to contact u plz?

A crying shame that our education is in shambles!

I had friends that studied in ghana,to be precised,they studied in kumasi institute of tech.i do come to pay visit whenever i am on holiday and when i grad from school.today, they are all graduate.according to them,study&living in ghana is exp.i felt it myself.when you change $100 to ghanian cedis,the money does not stay in your hand.it finishes quickly.food is cheap there but nigerian dishes are quite expensive.a flat of 4-5 bedrooms cost like $5000 to $6000(if you are staying off camp)their system of edu is hard,you must endeavour to study hard to pass very well.there is no option of 'take silver&pass me'.the country is fun,you would enjoy it there,the girls are incredible(they are straight).have fun while it last cause i had fun too during my visits there.

I had friends that studied in ghana,to be precised,they studied in kumasi institute of tech.i do come to pay visit whenever i am on holiday and when i grad from school.today, they are all graduate.according to them,study&living in ghana is exp.i felt it myself.when you change $100 to ghanian cedis,the money does not stay in your hand.it finishes quickly.food is cheap there but nigerian dishes are quite expensive.a flat of 4-5 bedrooms cost like $5000 to $6000(if you are staying off camp)their system of edu is hard,you must endeavour to study hard to pass very well.there is no option of 'take silver&pass me'.the country is fun,you would enjoy it there,the girls are incredible(they are straight).have fun while it last cause i had fun too during my visits there.

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Also your parents can also send money to you from Nigeria and you get your money in Ghana immediately..its easy and cheap..
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