Nwaotu10:
This thread is full of lies.
Ghana is a shithole country.

Our currency has more value than theirs.

4 Ghana cedis is equal to one bottle of water.
Of which 6 Ghana cedis is equal to 1 dollar.

In Nigeria Eva water is 150 naira. If the naira had any value, 4naira for fit atleast carry you from here to bellanaija or buy sweet

4 cedis for a bottle of water in Ghana? That’s a fat lie.

Na so una hate Ghana reach? Chai. Wetin Ghana do una sef? Make una fear God small.

Thegamingorca:



4 Ghana cedis is equal to one bottle of water.
Of which 6 Ghana cedis is equal to 1 dollar.

In Nigeria Eva water is 150 naira. If the naira had any value, 4naira for fit atleast carry you from here to bellanaija or buy sweet

PetroDolla2020:
4 cedis for a bottle of water in Ghana? That’s a fat lie.

Na so una hate Ghana reach? Chai. Wetin Ghana do una sef? Make una fear God small.

Then I was getting robbed by Ghanaian hotel staff in the OSU area of the greater Accra region then

PetroDolla2020:
4 cedis for a bottle of water in Ghana? That’s a fat lie.

Na so una hate Ghana reach? Chai. Wetin Ghana do una sef? Make una fear God small.

I don't hate Ghana. You must be mistaken

Things in the OSU area might just be Hella expensive.

Hotel/restaurant foods and drinks tend to cost higher than roadside's. When Nigerians come to Ghana, they want to act big boy, take air conditioned Ubers/taxi instead of trotro(our danfo) which is cheaper and quite decent, they want to drink bottled water (you can do fine with our sachet water/pipe borne water), eat in restaurants (if you can cook you'd save a lot of money) etc etc. You'll just see your money go. Live like a local, but occasionally treat yourself to "luxury"

mdntiri:
Hotel/restaurant foods and drinks tend to cost higher than roadside's. When Nigerians come to Ghana, they want to act big boy, take air conditioned Ubers/taxi instead of trotro(our danfo) which is cheaper and quite decent, they want to drink bottled water (you can do fine with our sachet water/pipe borne water), eat in restaurants (if you can cook you'd save a lot of money) etc etc. You'll just see your money go. Live like a local, but occasionally treat yourself to "luxury"

Well said man...

bonavin1:
So who got to Ghana recently from Nigeria by road?
Reply so I get adequate information for a friend for an immediate move.

Mention me, I do business in Ghana

I await ur response.
quote author=businesshub101 post=110491298]

Mention me, I do business in Ghana [/quote]

HorlarJP:
Hello, How is everyone doing!
Don’t really know how to start a thread, this is my first time but i am going to try !
Left Nigeria for Ghana on the 23rd of March and by air and i have been impressed by what I have seen so far, Truly the Giant of Africa is no more Giant. Nigeria is just getting worse but well let’s be hopeful!

Some reactions and comments i will continue the thread and the advantages and disadvantages of living/staying in Ghana

Thanks!

Text me ASAP

iservwurld:
I await ur response.
quote author=businesshub101 post=110491298]

Mention me, I do business in Ghana

I didn't hear from you again

businesshub101:


I didn't hear from you again

Let me mention you

What's the current process like?

Thegamingorca:



4 Ghana cedis is equal to one bottle of water.
Of which 6 Ghana cedis is equal to 1 dollar.

In Nigeria Eva water is 150 naira. If the naira had any value, 4naira for fit atleast carry you from here to bellanaija or buy sweet

Hi bro...

Are you still in Ghana? Wanna ask how the current process is like, via airport(I could see your passport on that bed )

luminouz:

Hi bro...

Are you still in Ghana? Wanna ask how the current process is like, via airport(I could see your passport on that bed )

It's a breathtaking experience.

Just book the country and city you want to go to via airpeace. Your passport gives you the right to enter and live in Ghana without visa for a limited time. I left Ghana 3 days after taking that pic

Thegamingorca:


It's a breathtaking experience.

Just book the country and city you want to go to via airpeace. Your passport gives you the right to enter and live in Ghana without visa for a limited time. I left Ghana 3 days after taking that pic

What are you required to tender bro? Immigration officers will check the passports I guess?

I have heard passoprts, yellow fever certificate, covid test are also required.

How much do you think is enough for a 2 week holiday in the city you stayed?

luminouz:


Let me mention you

What's the current process like?

Going by road, I have drivers who know the routes in and out from Agege, Lagos without hassle despite the border closure.

Ghana wey 4 guys will share 1 bottle of bear
Ghana wey their girls dey rush Nigerian guys because their guys dey poor
Na there una dey compare Nigeria to Nija don suffer from Japa syndrome NairaLander

businesshub101:


Going by road, I have drivers who know the routes in and out from Agege, Lagos without hassle despite the border closure.

Please tell me more, how is this possible?

Kirkman:

Please tell me more, how is this possible?

WhatsApp me

0 7even zero three 6ix one. 7 four thr33 7.4

luminouz:


What are you required to tender bro? Immigration officers will check the passports I guess?

I have heard passoprts, yellow fever certificate, covid test are also required.

How much do you think is enough for a 2 week holiday in the city you stayed?

Hold like 300k minimum. Anyway since dem don wave covid test on return you no suppose get problem


Just hold like 500k sha.

Thegamingorca:



Hold like 300k minimum. Anyway since dem don wave covid test on return you no suppose get problem


Just hold like 500k sha.

Good one bro. Thanks

Please does anyone knows if covid test is still required for boarding flight to Ghana? I heard that some countries no longer ask for it.

Help pls

luminouz:

Good one bro. Thanks

Thegamingorca:



Anyway since dem don wave covid test on return you no suppose get problem


Just hold like 500k sha.

com1234:
Please does anyone knows if covid test is still required for boarding flight to Ghana? I heard that some countries no longer ask for it.

Help pls

It's been more than a year that I went there, I have no idea

Thanks for the reply

HorlarJP:


Oh that’s a mistake i will not make again then
Thanks

did you change it at the airport?

devopsengr:
did you change it at the airport?

Airport rates are not so good. You can change a little at the airport then Go to tudu main station to change your money.

Take a bolt to the place, the changers are directly in front of the market

thebosstrevor1:


Airport rates are not so good. You can change a little at the airport then Go to tudu main station to change your money.

Take a bolt to the place, the changers are directly in front of the market

okay thank you very much

HorlarJP:
This one note is 10k in naira .

and also tell us that they had to exhaust a particular unit to start gahna cedis! Plus they are presently looking for bail out from imf. And you know what that means.