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[quote author=Feldie post=130727209]how does it matter if you don't remember or even know when you are dead? [/quote
Leave a LEGACY. A child/children, fame, have your name on video, music, internet etc to be remembered by, leave property behind, leave your name/surname behind. Etc

Russians are no better than the USA that people love to hate. Russia, China are no better alternatives to the USA. In fact 'democratic' USA should be preferred to Russia and co because in the event of 'mistreatment', civil /human rights people of USA would stand up for you and make sure justice is served

Same can't be said of 'undemocratic' Russia, China and co.

ovie8200:
He for doing what, if I may ask? For women to force a man to have sex with them in the cemetery, do you know what kind of disease they have in their body? Who wants to have sex in a graveyard? They are probably possessed by ghosts at the cemetery. For you, you be happy for a free offer of pussy from a stranger you don't know when you can get it on your own. My friend, please be careful; life is too short.

In this case they knew the man, wasn't a stranger to them

Ndistar:
I have noticed, while Cameroon, Ghana is battling with nigeria.what about these our neighbors in Togo Benin,Chad and Niger Republic

In West Africa, the big boys are Nigeria, Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire and Senegal. The others are small boys. Togo has an almost dead 'entertainment life', they wish they were a Ghana or Nigeria. Their strict govt, small population and poverty can be some reasons for that.

They've joined the commonwealth, and if I were them, I'd switch completely to the use of english language, like Rwanda did, or pair it with french. And also liaise with Ghana to partake of their tourism glory

Cameroon is a rich, geographically and culturally rich, diverse country with both english and french speakers BUT it's currently suffering insecurity. Don't know much about Benin's. But both countries close to Nigeria should be benefiting from Nigeria successes

HRMK:
well,time will tell!

time will tell what ? I'm Ghanaian, I'm happy he's Ghanaian

HRMK:
but he was not living in ghana.just on a visit and never applied for same.why would the ghanaian president just dash that out to a foreigner?anything gotten freely is never appreciated!!

he mentioned in a 2021 Opera Winfrey interview that he wanted to retire in Ghana

lomprico:
So o, Ghanian artist don win Grammy laik dis?

25 Grammys for that matter

Angelfrost:
Nice one... Congrats to him and his second country.

Out of curiosity... Why don't European and American nations extend this same courtesy and honor to our own celebrities and dignitaries?!!

...Or is there something African nations particularly gain from doling out citizenships to every celeb from across the ocean?!!

African Americans have African ancestry. Do Africans have European/American ancestry?

richiemcgold:
It was actually alate, which means petty trader. Ghanaians call it alata though.

Oh ok. Thank you

mikeapollo:
Togolese and Ghanaians used ''Anago'' to refer to Nigerians, who were mainly Yoruba people that were living in Togo and Ghana long before their independence e.g. in the early 1900s.
Most of their elders still call Nigerians ''Anago'' till date; it is only recently that they realized that there are other tribes from Nigeria apart from Yoruba people.

Ghanaians also call Nigerians alata. I'm now learning it's actually alada, meaning pepper seller, maybe in reference to many Yoruba/Igbo, Nigerian pepper sellers around then? Do you know anything about that?

BOSSkesh:
What is happening
Why is everybody 😡 angry

The onset of summer, the regular hot sunshine and rains all set to exacerbate our already poor economic situations, so the least issues everybody is triggered