POKUASI2:
do I need to remind you why your grandfathers were deported bak in the 80s from Nigeria.
Do I need to remind you that Ghanaian criminals have to the nerves to rob the house of the then Nigerian vice president —Alex ekwueme.
Do I remind you that no migrant group in human history has attempted such aside Ghanaians.
Do I remind you that your country is the only country in the world where a serving parliamentarian was arrested, jailed for drug trafficking.
Do I need to remind you that you president gave his in law, RAYMOND AMAKWA diplomatic passport to trafficking drug .
Do I need to remind that the vip lounge of your airport was used to traffic drug.
Name any country in Africa that have perpetrated heinous crimes of these magnitude.

Even before the 80s, your nigerian grandfather had been labouring away on cocoa farms in Ghana long ago. Did he tell you?

POKUASI2:

A Ghanaian whose country is begging people to beg people that will beg imf is talking about economic issues.
You can't even sign your own laws because your slave masters have openly threatened you.
Your country is in an economic mess and IMF is your only lifeline.
The only difference between Nigerians and you docile buffoons is Nigerian are vocal.
A country whose parliament was in darkness during the state of the nation address is talking electricity.
You airport was thrown into darkness Last week which is an indication of the terrible state of things in your country.
Your country was so messed up that people, in 2019, tried over throwing the incompetent government..
And yes, those coup plotters have been sentenced to death by hanging.

"Mr-live-in-Ghana-insult-Ghanaians" I no dey fight you oo abeg. You saw all these problem yet you decided to stay in Ghana. You so love Ghana, it shows all over, even in your write-up. You are free to name your child Pokuase.

IGpro1:
gate way to what exactly? We don't regard Ghana over here, we see it as another poor African countries, there are many Nigerians in Benin, Togo Ivory coast, Senegal and all over west Africa. Nothing special with Ghana. We have Ghanaians all over Nigeria despite your small population, we don't brag about it.

Ok we've heard you...
And you think Ghanaians regard you. We dont even see you.. abeg find some place sit down.

GeneralDae:

What do you think it would take to have a destabilised Nigeria? You think Nigeria is a small country that can be easily grounded by such issues it's currently facing?

In 2016, Nigeria had recession and 100% fall of the naira, were you also afraid then? 😂😀

In 2013/2014, Bokoharam/Iswap were dominant in a landmass almost the size of Belgium within Nigeria. Nigeria was fighting such a war within yet growing at 6% with single digit inflation. No destabilisation.

So it's more complex than you assume.

Ok... lets hope for the best.

GeneralDae:

What do you think it would take to have a destabilised Nigeria? You think Nigeria is a small country that can be easily grounded by such issues it's currently facing?

Lol... you guys do not waist a second to pull the "size card" in any discussions. This is not about size my bro. Far more bigger and wealthier nations than nigeria have descended into anarchy. Trust me... it is never my intention to denigrate nigeria because of its issues, I will never do that. But tell me, when in the history of nigeria has the extreme forms of insecurity, youth umemployment, high cost of living, kidnapping, banditory, highway robbery, high inflation, looting all occurring at the same time. In the past all these issues occur one after the other and they existed in lesser magnitude conpared to now. You can correct me if I am wrong. I just pray our (Ghana and Nigeria) leaders are guided to make the best decisions that serve the interest of the ordinary man. Peace

GeneralDae:

Degenerate beyond your control how?

Besides when I said "our", I was referring to the collective, as in ecowas or west africa. Not just Ghana. Stay blessed.

IGpro1:
allow them feel important for once.
Watched were one of their pastors was complaining of Nigerian pastors coming to pack a whole stadium full during a Christian crusade gathering, but no Ghanaian pastor can do same in Nigeria because Nigerians would be hostile to them.
Like even in Church matters, Ghanaians still drag Nigerians for winning souls to Christ. How na?
Music
Football
Movie
Development
Everything

Individual Ghanaians; whether pastor, a doctor, or whoever will always have an opinion on any topic. You as an individual nigerian have your own opinion about Ghana or any vountry for that matter. There are lots of videos I have seen where both ordinary and prominent nigerians including youtubers express their opinions about Ghana, both good and bad. Because one ordinary Ghanaian pastor-whom I doubt will even make it to top 100 Ghanaians pastors- has shared his opinion; you are here making a big deal out of it. You nigerians are very sensitive oo. You got to chill... We are brothers.

GeneralDae:

Degenerate beyond your control how?

Must someone explain to you how a distabilized nigeria will affect the rest of west africa and ghana more precisely?

POKUASI2:
Ghanaians are born criminals. No wonder many of them are languishing in Nigerian prisons.
If they don't bring in hard drugs in Nigeria, they're stealing our crude oil.
Nigeria should deport all Ghanaians in Nigeria after no Ghanaian is adding anything meaningful to our economy.
Shoe shine Ghanaians are economical scavengers

Come on man.. Your country is currently undergoing a serious economic meltdown, coupled with massive youth unemployment, insecurity, no electricity, theft and rampant looting of goods. Whilst Ghanaians are fervently praying it doesn't degenerate into something beyong our control, this is what you could write about Ghana. And for one to think you are typing this hate speech towards Ghanaians from your comfortable residence in Ghana is so bizzare. Any way keep it up. I never expected anything better from you people.

Did you say "shoe shine Ghanaians"... oboy this is not 80s oo. Ghana level don change abeg. You guys just can't come to terms with this fact, but hey learn to accept it.

vaxx:
For a country that rely heavily on importation of goods... Life in Nigeria will be hell now .


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I hope you did not post this so we can express happiness over our neighbour/friend downfall. Nigeria and Nigerians please take this from me- a Ghanaian, you will surely bounce back even harder and more successful. Your progress and development will mean a lot for west Africa and Africa as a whole. Ghanaians are rooting massively for you. It shall be well with all of us. Soar higher.....Nigeria.

Baller254:
New Konza City Kenya

So happy to see this...

popizaino:


What is that nonsense you wrote there? "We naa go cook their downfall".


Speak English! Pidgin isn't meant for you,stop forcing it.

This is Ghanaian pidgin bro... any Ghanaian here or even a Nigerian who attended a Ghanaian secondary school will understands it with no problem.

vankelvin:

I want my fellow human beings to be quoting me not an animal like you. don't you get it?

Shey you want attention? but naa Im not giving that now

gba asiwere ni

This is too harsh bro... it's not necessary.

popizaino:


Ghanaians simply do not have the financial capability to erect skyscrapers. Stop the lies against innocent Ama. Had it been what you are saying is true,trust me,Accra would have been filled with high-rise like Dakar since they can't go higher to skyscrapers level. You all would have maximised your peak heights to build a well levelled city of about 10stories competing with each other for space but no we see bungalows, and abandon low rise everywhere.

Is it building permits that makes all these low rise uncompleted since ages?

So there are no abandoned high rises in lagos or even anywhere in nigeria.... I never knew that.

samorobo:


It’s simple, your buildings are generally always ugly. The lack the aesthetics and beauty that should come with it. You guys are always very basic and mediocre. Urban development is really not your thing. Stick to providing peace and stable electricity, that is something you seem to be excelling in.

Woow... I like how you make it seem like these things are not very important in general urban development..😂😂😂

vaxx:
And they tell you this does not exist in Nigeria.


You guys shaaaa

Aaaaaah... If person say house dirty no dey. Who am I to dispute it. 😂😂😂

popizaino:


The thing is this,you can not come from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and get wowed by anything you see in Ghana tbh. This is coming from an akwapim man.

The only thing that can catch a Nigerian's attention in Ghana is the share number of single dwelling homes. If they were strategically placed and arranged in an otherly manner without been mismatched with slums,containers, kiosks,lottoshop,and uncompleted buildings here and there,maybe the wow factor wouldn't have been missing even without skyscrapers and high-rise.

If you think kwahu,east legon,cantonment got mansions,wait till you come to Nigeria 🇳🇬 i will be your tour guide. I won't take you to Lagos and Abuja before you see jaw dropping houses. I have seen the best of both countries, Ghana should take several seats behind.

I can't wait ooo my bro. The mismatch between kiosks, slums, container shops and those uncompleted buildings in Ghana irritates me to death. I can't wait to visit Nigeria. I mean if you guys have been able to build cities and neighbourhoods that is not littered all over by those aesthetics-destroying, shabbily-built and ugly-looking structures, I must commend you guys. You guys are doing a great job.

popizaino:


The way your other fellow citizens talk with utmost arrogance and ignorance about what they know little or nothing about here, warrant the denigration from other posters. I wish they had something to show for this arrogance.

That aside,Tudu to lagos is barely 800ghc,you can make the trip and experience Nigeria 🇳🇬. It might not be the best in times of basic social amenities, like adequate pipe born water and 24/7 electricity supply but trust me,in terms of physical infrastructure, there is so much to see.

But before you make the trip try and ask your mum about Kano in comparison to Tamale and see her response

@bolded.
Exactly how Ghanaians also see Nigerians. We feel you guys are boastful and too arrogant with very little to show for. I interact with a lot of Nigerians physically on a daily basis, and I have seen majority of them exhibit this attitude. Anyway as youth, I think we should learn to accept one another both the good and the bad.

@2nd bolded. I will most likely go by air. Of course, she has told me a lot about nigeria, some nice and some not so pleasant.

It will not be fair to compare kano to tamale. Kano is an ancient city. Tamale became a capital just few years before our independence....so.

vaxx:
Lagos is growing and it is most developed city in Nigeria . It is like the heart of Nigeria . You removed it , then there is trouble to the test of the body part .. this is from someone that knows Nigeria like the back of his hand.

I have heard nice things about Abuja too.

popizaino:
Another evidence of how Ghanaians are obsessed with Nigeria 🇳🇬 whiles Nigerians simply just do their thing.

You got this one wrong, that facebook account- TimBia Gh is not actually a Ghanaian, he is a Nigeria national promoting his page, he most likely lives in Ghana but is a Nigeria.

You see why you don't take anything at face value especially on the internet. All these things add to you hating on a country and its people for no real reason. With time it will grow into some sort of a monster, and then later confirmation bias sets in where you begin to meet certain Ghanaians whose attitude confirms whatever notion you already have about Ghanaians and Ghana. The n the cycle continues. Take care...

popizaino:


The thing is this,you can not come from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and get wowed by anything you see in Ghana tbh. This is coming from an akwapim man.

The only thing that can catch a Nigerian's attention in Ghana is the share number of single dwelling homes. If they were strategically placed and arranged in an otherly manner without been mismatched with slums,containers, kiosks,lottoshop,and uncompleted buildings here and there,maybe the wow factor wouldn't have been missing even without skyscrapers and high-rise.

If you think kwahu,east legon,cantonment got mansions,wait till you come to Nigeria 🇳🇬 i will be your tour guide. I won't take you to Lagos and Abuja before you see jaw dropping houses. I have seen the best of both countries, Ghana should take several seats behind.

I can't wait to visit Nigeria some day. As I speak my mom is in Kano doing business. She buys from Ghana and sell in Kano and buys from Kano and lagos and sell in Ghana.

My only visit to nigeria happened when I was like 7 years old. My uncle used to live in lagos. I have lost most of my memories of my short stay in lagos. But one thing I will never forget is party lol. It was like every day we were going to one party or the other in lagos 😂😂. Even when I came back I was still crying- party!! party!! when I was being prepared for school 😂😂.

May be I'll have to experience nigeria (lagos, kano, abuja, ph, etc) again to be able to pass a fair judgement.

Then again its not right to denegrate an entire nation like Ghana, I am not sure its you I quoted the last time, but if its you kindly retract, its not right.

samorobo:


Fvck your reverse psychology. Even if you are dumb, you can sense from my comment here that everything in Ghana irritates me and Kumasi ofcourse is not any different. I look down on Ghana a lot and you fools haven’t given me a reason not to. I guess you can’t give what you don’t have. Ghana be fvcking village.

"Everything in Ghana irritates him. He also looks down on Ghana...". You Ghanaians should take note so you dont mess with him, else he will nuke Ghana, hahahaaa.

Oga wetin we do you? Did a Ghanaian molest you during your childhood days? Abeg ooo.

popizaino:



Plateau state (jos) has the same vegetation as that of your northern region if not worse but that's beside the point.


I posted that not to boost about beauty but to cure that slowpoke called vankelvin's ignorance who thinks Nothern Nigeria is as dejected as that of his own.


Also,you have to understand that this resort has not received any attention from both the government and private sector in a long while because of the insecurity in Jos but still maintains this decency,means it is worth posting. You can imagine if the same attention given to jirapa resort were given to this,how beautiful it would have turned out to be.


Lastly, i don't fight the "bloody Ghanaians" as you presume. i only cure the ignorance of Ghanaians who see Nigeria 🇳🇬 through the prism of what they see in the media or they feel in their head.

Fare enough... a quick question. Is the Rayfield resort privately owned or government owned? The one in Jirapa is privately owned.

Appisko:

You see the kind of ppl we dealing with here they can't be reason with

I know. I've been following this thread since it was just over 200 pages.

Appisko:

Don't waste ur time they all Nigerians parading themselves as Ghanaians

Its 2024 change this your line of reasoning, Its so outdated. If you had met some of us anywhere within Ghana, saying some of the things we say here, criticising Ghana and its leaders, would you still hold the view that we are nigerians pretending to be Ghanaians. If Ghanaians don't criticise Ghana, who else will?

popizaino:


Oga don't there. You have little knowledge about Nigeria 🇳🇬 and that's the reason for your constant irritating assumptions. When you have your most priced city in Northern Ghana as Tamale the best for your is to shush it and don't compare it Nigeria.



Rayfield resort for your ignorance.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmqhrlETKDc?si=9VVUWiuvxyk2FVV7


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9jTCxFLDaI?si=tK5gZbzNj8BFtKLQ

I know you are a proud citizen of "giant" Nigeria. You are ready to fight these "bloody" Ghanaians anyday to defend your country online but please .... come on mehn. My Ghanaian brother showed what his country has; situated far up north- a grassland area currently facing the devastating effect of desertification and you suddenly started trolling Ghanaian architects. Now prove your giant status that we all know you to be and you show this-rayfield come on mehn.

At least if you want to show us the Nigerian version, please show us something similar and aestheitically pleasing to the eye or something far better. This Rayfield resort is super ugly and you know it. The one in Ghana is not very beautiful in my view, but this is a no no for me.
Chaaalei, did you see those rusted roofs.

mdntiri:

Nice one. What do you think about freedom Jacob caesar, as our leader?

I honestly don't know when he made that decision to contest for the presidency, but I think he should have taken certain steps that could have given him that credibility he needed to earn the support of the people mostly importantly the youth.

He made quite a few mistakes-such as
-taking a foreigner (a Belgian slay queen) as his spokesperson is a no no for most Ghanaians.
-not been very open and straight forward about his source of wealth (today it is this, tomorrow it is that),
- not coming down to the level of the ordinary Ghanaian( too flashy),
-his dressing is too extravagant for the average Ghanaian politician,
-his "saviour" mentality is also not going to help him,
-no clear communication about his core policies and what he can do; Ghanaians have outgown that style of policy communication where you just come and say "I will provide more jobs or "I will build more schools", especially when you have no track record of doing so as a politician. He should rather be providing practical steps as to how he is going to go about building more schools without, for example over spending the budget.
-he doesnt seem to have a real understanding of Ghana's problems and the practical steps he will taken to lead us out of it.
-his "man-behind-the-mask" strategy is dead on arrival.
-Correct me if I am wrong but his real estates are expensively priced in dollars (the same problem that got us where we are) another red flag.

All the aforementioned in my opinion are going to affect his ability to pull that much needed momentum to make any meaningful imoact in the election.

As to how he will perform when given the nod, I will just for the benefit of the doubt assume he will do well.

AskiaHarem:


Over 60% of its local wealth and budget, spear heading various regional agreements and programs not to mention contributing the most money, equipment, and manpower to the peacekeeping operations throughout the region.

All this is common sense and everybody knows it. So tell me are you just playing dumb or are you an actually this r.e.t.arded?

Kindly explain these points further when you say "1) Over 60% of its local wealth and budget..., 2) ...not to mention contributing the most money ..."
Does the number 2 form part of the number 1 I listed above or its a different contribution.

By your estimation how much or what percentage do you think Ghana contributes?

I know for sure Nigeria and Ghana make the most contribution? And I believe Nigeria will contribute more than Ghana, I just want facts.

mdntiri:

The points you're raising are exactly reasons why Accra, Ghana should be doing wayyyyy better than we're currently doing. You don't agree? Because the ADVANTAGES we enjoy as a country are ENORMOUS.

There's no BRT system in Ghana. We couldn't implement it. It requires creating dedicated roads on both sides of existing roads for ONLY BRT buses to ply to reduce traffic etc. we couldn't do it. We did trotro with the BRT buses, made losses because they're big and stop too often so people reverted to using the old smaller faster trotros and most of the BRT buses we imported are rotting away

I can raise several points but it'd only prolong my comment. Sometimes I say give Ghana to even Nigerians and see how they'd turn it around. If we were a serious country we should be exporting electricity to Nigeria by now.

That you and a lot of Ghanaians are 'content' with our mediocre performance is why we're where we are, when we can EASILY achieve more and become the eldorado we wish to be.

Ivory coast suffered 2 civil wars, 2000 plus people died etc BUT they still held on to their number 1 cocoa producer tag. If it were us?... 'small' bawku conflict we can't solve, now the factions have resorted to shooting innocent passengers in bawku bound buses. imagine we had a boko haram? I could go on and on. There's a lot of nothingness/bareness/lack of leadership in our spaces, so don't act as if we're making anuly significant progress. With the ADVANTAGES we enjoy as a country, we should be doing wayyyy better.

Go and see cocoa Produce Buying Company PBC, it's bankrupt and it's assets are being seized. Aden? We can't manage anything?

And this 'mediocre' mindset reflects in even our black stars. See how other countries are 'killing' themselves to do exploits for their countries .But black stars would be lethargic, play as if there's nothing at stake etc. we'd be a goal up or down, Richard ofori would be so slow to start the game, wo dwene ho a wontease

Etc etc. 'poorer' Senegal, go and look at the wonderful things they're doing. Doing BRT, running ELECTRIC train, building a new city etc. Whoever is running their space is visionary, and you can see it in their doings.

Etc etc

Tell them... the days of suffering, while we put up a smiling face as if nothing is wrong is long gone. If they tell you the rot at GFA, cocobod, tor etc you will think saaa you will not understand. We dont have a brt system, no need pretending. The metro mass transit we run doesn't even have a terminal. Buses are bought, they work for few year, they break down due to lack of maintenance, we leave them to rot and buy a new one and repeat the cycle.

My friend in the fire service basketball team went to togo, to play a match and he was amazed by the basketball facilities there. That Togo oo, just here noor. Look if we dont wake up and demand accountability from these leaders we wont get anywhere. I know most of the countries here have ten times our problems, but if they refuse to talk about theirs and decide to talk about ours, that's their problem, let them continue. Their story is not our story. Lets focus on ourselves and discuss solution that can change the lot of our motherland. Ideas ideas ideas are the seeds of any great endeavour. For all you know our leaders are short of ideas and you might not know who will be reading these in the near future...

Appisko:
No one is saying Ghana is all good but you cant be comparing with countries we are doing better than
Africa infrastructure development index 2022
https://infrastructureafrica.opendataforafrica.org/pbuerhd/africa-infrastructure-development-index-aidi-2022
Ghana 81.14
Nigeria 69.22
Kenya 58.73

Preko ba... are those countries your standard now. Your country had a development plan, when all these other countries when still under colonization.

You had a well known functioning film and arts school and movie industry, when others were going through a civil war.

You had very well trained scientists, engineers, technicians, civil servants, public administrators and legal luminaries doing wonders all over the world, something others could only dream of then.

You had a very capable millitary, with secret agency similar to the mossad of israel or cia of US, others could only dream of rag tag poorly trained geurilla fighters.

You were at par with Singapore and South Korea, even Malaysia, others were just getting by. I can go on and on.... stop making excuses for your incompetent leaders...

Appisko:

Hahaha useless ape Yes am a very proud Ashanti and why should i be ashamed in speaking my language Aboafunu tani aboa
🤣🤣🤣 Ntafou ne gyimi akoa y3 aboa

Finally my nephew has decided to make his mom proud by insulting me in his class 5 level English. That's fucking cute. I love that. He is gradually learning.

But my son, first of all it's not ashanti; it is asante.

Unfortunately your twi doesn't cross Togo. So when next you type know that this is an international platform and type in an international language. Thank you.

Again, in your dwarf brain you think you have insulted me by using the word "tani". No I don't see it as an insult. You can say it a thousand times and I won't mind.
So far as you and your chiefs are all products of that strong genetically superior semen of the northern warriors or "ntafo" as you said then I am ok. Neither you nor your asantehene's great grandmothers could resist the strength and sweetness of a northerner's penis. They were warriors both in bed and on battlefield.

Our (tafor) northern warriors- with their thick rod, bleeped the hell out of your great great grandmothers so they can produce strong, tall and healthy children that actually look like human being. I am never disturbed. Find another insult... this one is not working. Kanbonga

Appisko:

Ofui aboa ti se wo gyimi gyimi kwasiampaini kusie ba tani aboa aponkeye m333

Woaa look at it... I suspected this. For those of you who dont know, this is a nephew of mine; a shallow-minded asante midget learnt English last year, hence his difficulty trying to piece together basic english words to form a sentence. He has been speaking his twi since birth in his village with no contact with real morally upright humans. I knew this will be his only insults- "gyimi, kwasiampaini and tani", that's just about all the ammo he has.

He writes like a demented baboon who just found an open dictionary in a sewage dump.

Lil boy... I am the last person you will want to engage in an insult match, trust me...