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onila: Aliko Dangote is richer than almost 5 African countries.That is because he does not build and maintain roads, hospitals, airports, schools, seaports etc. Neither does he pay soldiers, police officers, doctors, teachers etc. So no, he is not richer than almost five african countries. |
StateOfMind: I doubt it. There's a psquare concert abi na show next weekend in zambia and she'll be performing.Miss Malaika is a Ghanaian show. Did you watch it in Ghana? I am sure they will stream it on the net sha. |
Fulaman198: Correct, and even Upper VoltaGhanaians detests lawbreakers, especially when they are foreigners. The fulani herdsmen/nomads are only interested in the wellbeign of their cattles, most of them send their cows to graze on farmlands. In view of this, anytime there is a confrontation between the farmers and the nomads, Ghanaians call for the re-activation of the Rawlings era Operation Cowleg, where he ordered soldiers to drive away all nomads or have your cattles confiscated. |
GhanaWeb: Bizarre Xenophobia from Kumasi, |
Fulaman198: Sanusi Lamido is not Hausa, Lamido is a Fulani word, not Hausa.Don't sweat it Bruh, I don't know about Nigeria, but in Ghana people conclude that you are a moslim and a northner once you speak Hausa. |
naptu2: I think it was temporarily closed so that the mods could clean the thread and ban the trolls.Lol! I think snitching on Trolls and having them banned is Fun! It makes one feels good. You guys should try it.... As for me I will make it a duty to torment them. **evil laugh** |
Kingmojo: We have lots of Hausas in Ghana, so I am not really off. Educated Hausas have great accent. I am not sure but I think the president of Ghana is Hausa or mixed with Hausa. Royal^^Pearl^^:John Mahama(President of Ghana) is a Gonja, though he can speak Hausa, he is not Hausa. The Hausa dialect is a common vernacular in Northern Ghana just like how Akan/twi is the common Vernacular in Southern Ghana. Northern Ghana is Heterogenous, why do you think there is a lot of tribal bigotry up there? Zongo communities in Ghana are indigenes of Hausa(Nigeria,chad,Mali) extraction. Indeed the origins of Ghana-Nigeria Tit-Tat deportation was because of the huge influx of the migration of foreigners(largely Hausa) to post independent Ghana. Today, Hausa has integrated into mainstream Ghanaian tribes. PS: The sexy language in Ghana to me is Fante. |
[quote author=spade][/quote]I think East Africa should be your last option if you don't have the Swahili swagg. |
Theben: Ghanaians and the Hausas eat almost the same kind of food.That is because Hausa is now a recognised tribe in Ghana. Thanx to Migration |
Family: It is not unusual to see Nigerians and Ghanaians marry. Even though such relationship will meet and continue facing opposition from all sides. Sometimes the Nigerian guys prefer the cool Gh girls, while the Gh guys would prefer the 9ja girls. This kind of union and relationship goes way back. Since Ghana is not the USA, one will not consider such marriage as one of convenience but that of love. |
Security: Nigerian comedians are the first to mock the police and entire security situation in Nigeria. Today it is Niger Delta militants, next it is Boko haram. Nigeria is consistently making headlines as an unsafe place for her citizens to stay. Many known movie stars are reportedly kidnapped, armed Robbery is no news. Many Nigerians relocated to Ghana because of all these wahala. They want a place where you can sleep peacefully, not where you fear your neighbor. |
Tourism: The hospitality industry will confidently inform you that the number of Nigerians patronizing their facility is far above any other nation under UNO! Nigerians that visit Ghana because of the positive news from others especially when it comes to their peace, and electricity are numerous. Nigerians love to have fun, and since Ghana is not far, and can offer the relaxing place to chop money, then there is no option than to visit. Sometimes even groups come to chill and enjoy in Ghana. |
Business: Obviously a lot of companies and businesses operating in Ghana are owned by Nigerians. In their quest to dominate or conquer the Ecowas region, many Nigerian operations expanded to other neighboring countries, and Ghana usually benefits from such decision. It will be difficult to enumerate all operations both formal and informal in this essay. Suffice it to say that many Nigerians are here on business. Merchants bring in a lot of Made in Nigeria goods, and equally traders purchase Made in Ghana goods to be sold in Nigeria. |
Education: The rigorous procedure to gain admission to Nigerian universities has made it impossible and difficult for Nigerians to study in their home country. In Nigeria unlike Ghana where the only exam required to enter university is a WAEC. Once you have good results, you are qualified to seek admission as far as you can afford the tuition, you will write two additional exams, and even passing those exams is no guarantee. Many people doubt the quality of training offered in Nigerian schools because passing or failing sometimes depends on your cash and not necessarily your brains. Such corruption in the academia is not condoned in Ghana universities. Parents send their wards to school in Ghana because of security issues as well, a little child could be kidnapped, a family can be wiped out in a church by boko harm, a bright young man could be wasted by cultism or even a village mob, a promising young woman could die because of blackberry or Facebook. In order to retain a family line, it is better that a family is scattered abroad to avoid unforeseen casualty. |
The population of Nigerians in Ghana is unknown, many groups estimate different varying figures, some argue that Nigerians in Ghana are almost 3 million, others project not less than 2 million Nigerians residing Ghana. Whatever be the fact, the truth is that Nigerians are every where in Ghana for different reasons. We look at some of the motivating factors that influence Nigerians choice of Ghana as their residential abode. |
Nairalanders In Ghana, V.I.P Lounge Tonylyte: taaaah! Tufiakwa! Look at dis Harddaysnight: you`re right on this bruh. their men arehttps://www.nairaland.com/1466306/nairalanders-ghana-v.i.p-lounge/13#18747552 Please, ^^^ these two have resurfaced with different monikers,.... Please do something. Thank You. |
lekpalicious: Whenever i need to laugh i just come on this threadHow do you mean Madam? |
Nairalanders In Ghana, V.I.P Lounge Tonylyte: taaaah! Tufiakwa! Look at dis Harddaysnight: you`re right on this bruh. their men arehttps://www.nairaland.com/1466306/nairalanders-ghana-v.i.p-lounge/13#18747552 Please, ^^^ these two have resurfaced with different monikers,.... Please do something or Pass this on to Super Moderators. Thank You. |
Theben: Back off, she's taken.By Y0u, I suppose? |
Royal^^Pearl^^:[s]I’m not flirting. I’m just being extra nice to someone who is extra attractive[/s]. *Oops, I typed this before seeing your post.* |
Royal^^Pearl^^:That awkward moment when you make long eye contact with some one attractive. *making eye contact right now* |
Royal^^Pearl^^:**phew Released from Jail** I miss you! ^^^ |
@therealsellygh We storming Abuja @SofaLounge81 a week frm 2day! @Dillish_lishy @ HulkMandaza @MariaNepembe @ Melvin0duah @SirUTI its gonna b a wild party! Obrafour: Wow! No @Beverly? Or n0 Typing_space? |
Zenao -@B0ld3d, every Tv station claims to be the Best! My Best Bet is GH0ne.... |
@therealsellygh Jst mde a lil tym 2ans sme pipo.U guys wanted 2c ur BBA stars,we cme 2u nw u cmplain...as if u evn hv da means 2come see us. empty vessels! Obrafour: What is this one^^^ too about? |
