Please I need advise as to which country is best for me to relocate to as a Nigerian.I think Ghana is great but as at now their currency GHS is almost equal to USD so I think it will be pretty difficult to survive there.But the Naira is better than CFA which is spent in Togo so I think going to Togo with some naira will be a good start there,

So please all,I need advise on the Economy,cost of living,jobs and education in both countries and which you think is best for me, I know Ghana is visa free as a Nigerian but not sure of Togo, Please help me out, Thanks.

i haven't lived in either of these places but i will say your reason for picking togo is in my humble oppinion not too good. people have naira when they travel to europe and america and they work hard and make it. your naira being better than CFA doesn't garuntee a good cost of living it just means you will run into ridiculos inflation and if their economy is bad, your naira will run out before you even do anything. go to ghana work hard make money which you can take back to naija and get more.

omega25red:

i haven't lived in either of these places but i will say your reason for picking togo is in my humble oppinion not too good. people have naira when they travel to europe and america and they work hard and make it. your naira being better than CFA doesn't garuntee a good cost of living it just means you will run into ridiculos inflation and if their economy is bad, your naira will run out before you even do anything. go to ghana work hard make money which you can take back to naija and get more.

Thanks bro, Please more opinions will be appreciated

don't get it wrong Ghana currency is not equal to USD oh, they just cut they currency like that soludo wanted to do its still the same.

omega25red:

i haven't lived in either of these places but i will say your reason for picking togo is in my humble oppinion not too good. people have naira when they travel to europe and america and they work hard and make it. your naira being better than CFA doesn't garuntee a good cost of living it just means you will run into ridiculos inflation and if their economy is bad, your naira will run out before you even do anything. go to ghana work hard make money which you can take back to naija and get more.

I agree with you.

Wu ti twi? Tue compre francai? My guy you are better of in NAija if na hustle you wan go hustle. Thing s are not easy over .

saintbajar:

don't get it wrong Ghana currency is not equal to USD oh, they just cut they currency like that soludo wanted to do its still the same.



I agree with you.

thanks a million bro.This has really confused me for a long time.But does it mean our naira is better than cedis now?please does anyone have the authentic exchange for naira to cedis please?
@nattyspice,thanks but are you refering to togo or ghana?

saintbajar:

don't get it wrong Ghana currency is not equal to USD oh, they just cut they currency like that soludo wanted to do its still the same.



I agree with you.

thanks a million bro.This has really confused me for a long time.But does it mean our naira is better than cedis now?please does anyone have the authentic exchange for naira to cedis please?
@nattyspice,thanks but are you refering to togo or ghana?

well to me , Togo is very good , but when we talk on living and expensive Ghana is very good than Togo. i have been to the two country even i spent more then 3 weeks in Ghana in year. so i will advice to claim Ghana, Ghana is nice country okay and the authentic exchange for 1 cedis to Naira is N92. So think of this

1.00 GHS = 106.821 NGN

This is the exchange rate as of today

Thanks guys, Ghana is my first choice but I really dont want to start from the scratch there.The hussle may be difficult cuz my money will not be much over there.I am still thinking of how to work it out.
Please who knows much about togo.their internet,work,economy and all, whats the cost of transportation there,

Thanks guys, Ghana is my first choice but I really dont want to start from the scratch there.The hussle may be difficult cuz my money will not be much over there.I am still thinking of how to work it out.
Please who knows much about togo.their internet,work,economy and all, whats the cost of transportation there,

Please define "hussle" (btw, the correct spelling is hustle). What type of business do you plan to engage in? Why are you interested with the internet? Please don't lead us to the wrong assumptions.

@abranite,you are the one with a negative mind set.If i mention hustle and internet does that mean I am into Y! ? By the way you didnt contribute to the topic, btw the hussle I wrote was a typo, thanks anyway.

@abranite,you are the one with a negative mind set.If i mention hustle and internet does that mean I am into Y! ? By the way you didnt contribute to the topic, btw the hussle I wrote was a typo, thanks anyway.

@abranite,you are the one with a negative mind set.If i mention hustle and internet does that mean I am into Y! ? By the way you didnt contribute to the topic, btw the hussle I wrote was a typo, thanks anyway.

@choose 4me. You need to open up and tell nairanlanders what type of hustling you intend doing in Ghana or Togo. Are u a mechanic ,driver ,carpenta,mason ,barber etc? And to you question i have been to both countries(spent 4 years in ghana and one year in togo)

^^^ give the man some info na. Never mind what he is going to do there. you cant expect everyone to lay out their plans for you

[QUOTE]^^^ give the man some info na. Never mind what he is going to do there. you cant expect everyone to lay out their plans for you[/QUOTE]

Never mind?

Ghana is weary of all these so-called "hustlers" with no legitimate business plans.

All the dude had to do was give a general summary of his intended "business", so that successful Nigerians who are already in those places can provide targeted advice.

Ok, lemme give you this info:

1) Petty buy/sell (trading) is reserved for Ghanaians only. If you're a non-Ghana citizen, and want to petty trade, you'd have to capitalize or have $300,000 -- US Dollars.

2) The cost of living is a bit higher than Nigeria, but some things like phone calls and public transportation (to name a few) are cheaper.

3) The police are quite humane, so put aside your FESTAC atitude, obey the law and be friendly.

nattyspice:

@choose 4me. You need to open up and tell nairanlanders what type of hustling you intend doing in Ghana or Togo. Are u a mechanic ,driver ,carpenta,mason ,barber etc? And to you question i have been to both countries(spent 4 years in ghana and one year in togo)

Thanks for the info

omega25red:

^^^ give the man some info na. Never mind what he is going to do there. you cant expect everyone to lay out their plans for you

Thanks jare,

Abrantie:

Never mind?

Ghana is weary of all these so-called "hustlers" with no legitimate business plans.

All the dude had to do was give a general summary of his intended "business", so that successful Nigerians who are already in those places can provide targeted advice.

Ok, lemme give you this info:

1) Petty buy/sell (trading) is reserved for Ghanaians only. If you're a non-Ghana citizen, and want to petty trade, you'd have to capitalize or have $300,000 -- US Dollars.

2) The cost of living is a bit higher than Nigeria, but some things like phone calls and public transportation (to name a few) are cheaper.

3) The police are quite humane, so put aside your FESTAC atitude, obey the law and be friendly.

Thanks Man, Now You contributed,

You may actually be better off in Nigeria. If you let folks know the kind if jobs or business you are into, then they will be able to advice appropriately.

Is there anything like computer business centre there