₦airaland Forum

africaBlogworld:
Was your sister also a hustler in Madina 😁.

This sense that is chasing you but your running away from it . Why na

You lived in 5 countries yet you never polish. Ah truly e get why.

chudez0147:
lol . Abobi you gon learn

Just make sure you come back here to tell nairalanders how you ran back to 9ja.

You think say you go tell Chale that nonsense shawama obama salama nonsense. Abua!

africaBlogworld:
Ghana is Nigeria 2.0

Ghana there is constant light, what Nigeria light cannot do doesn't exist.

May1st:
Seriously I'd love to read your version/opinion/story of Ghana. You seem grounded in that settlement to wonder what it is like there.
Is Nigeria that far off? If so why are they condemning Nigerians and asking them to go? Do they feel inferior to Nigerians like the southies do?
I am curious pls.

chudez0147:
I don’t feel pity for the guys only the ladies because they’d end up in madina .

africaBlogworld:
Grab your sits, Ladies and Gentlemen, usually I don't do these but for history purposes and to enlighten others who want to come to Ghana or relocate this is for you.

Follow your heart and let faith lead you. Nothing is easy but keep pushing.

Start the story and be ready to end it well.

Now let's begin the story.

How I moved from Port Harcourt to Ghana!!!

Your comments will encourage me to continue. Thanks

poshestmina:
I no understand . PH people no dey go school or them no suppose go? .
Insultive compliments.



Well-done Op. God guide and guard your path to greatness.

Fajimarketplace:
Leave them, they will never know until reality hits them in the face. Some African countries look like 80s and 90s Nigeria, with respect to development.

chudez0147:
He said the roads are so good . Oga leave that thing. If you want to leave Nigeria to other African countries try Moroco , Egypt, South Africa or Mouricious

ecomalchemisttt:
Mauritius 🇲🇺 bros.

See as you just murder the spelling , I fear you o.

Warmaterial:
Ghana you hear on the news is different from the Ghana you will see when you land.

Ghana is a very peaceful country, nobody will harass you in Ghana they are not like Nigerians that look for trouble unless you start misbehaving.

I have lived there before precisely Accra for good 2 years plus. To be sincere with you if you live in Ghana for one month you won't like to live in Nigeria again.

A lot of Nigerians are doing well there, majority of them married Ghanaians.

Even the ones that are into Cyber games can never think of relocating back to 9ja, because you can't compare Ghana police or immigration with Nigerian police.

anonimi:
80s and 90s Nigeria:

- where most homes had pipe borne water supply
- with better electricity supply
- and most children were in public schools with well paid professional teachers,

unlike today when we have more individual wealth but greater collective poverty?

Bar1941:
My friend, the Ghana people read in the news is the real Ghana. The one you are talking about is not real but I pray you never see the real one.

Many Ghanians are unnecessarily bitter towards Nigerians and they are full of hypocrisy.

Mariangeles:
You don't have to be tribalistic with your comments.
I've noticed that with most of your comments on here.
So off putting.

FreeIgboho:
Has it occured to you that Ghana of 1988 was much better than Ghana of today - just like Nigeria

fayomim:
What are the documents one needs to have before embarking on this type of journey?

africaBlogworld:
Una sure say I go continue this story, because wahala don dey happen already, some people don cuss me like say na me do make Ghanians dey shout Nigeria must go.

I think it's time I close this chapter for this Chaos I see from even enlightened people claiming to have traveled far and wide yet behave like children is alarming.
Bro please don't close this chapter. Ignore them like a used pampers.

I only came to share my real life story, but some people have taken it personal to the point of even calling out my sister, some are even cussing, saying weda I don travel before and all sort of things exemplifying why truly being a Nigerian is a cuss on its own.

I am sure if I was a white person, all this would be different, now I see that the divide in Nigeria is really deep.

Konquest:
@Mari.angeles,

Read my post real good to the end as there are "deep insights" for you to learn from. I've been a veteran member of this discussion forum since 2005 (for 20 years now) and I've had prior cordial convos with you on this discussion forum for some years now WITHOUT you ever making these totally baseless and FALSE accusations about my comments until now. I assume that truth hits really hard.

I logged in to see your highly off-putting, disrespectful and misleading rant! YOU must learn to RESPECT my HONEST opinions (and other people's intelligent opinions and contributions) here on NL as long as it's NOT a threat. You are obviously using "passive-aggresive" tactics to try to silence me and deflect attention from the pure facts stated in my post and I find that highly offensive.[/b]

I NEVER mentioned any ethnic group in my post on this same thread BUT you allowed yourself to get needlessly emotional and riled up. [b] As a veteran member of this website since 2005, I ABSOLUTELY DON'T owe you ANY apologies for stating my honest opinions on the pure FACTS and statistics that are already well-known in the international public domain which have been published by the international mass media and based on Police and criminal intelligence reports which I'm privy to for over 25 years now from the Ghanain Police and from other jurisdictions around the world. There are recent Web links which I will attach right BELOW as evidence to confirm the sequence of events which led to the mass protests in Ghana! For your information, I have a long-term background in criminal investigations.


On the contrary, YOU (as an Imo indigene) are infact the one displaying signs of a "tribalistic agenda" if YOU CANNOT accept the honest truth or reality which brings about self-awareness and social reforms. Just recently, the Anambra State Governor bluntly declared in a viral video while in the United States in July 2025 that 99.99% of the crimes committed in Anambra State are done by people who are indigenous to his home state and NOT outsiders such as the Fulas as being FALSELY circulated. For stating the obvious TRUTH, some of his irresponsible kinsmen attacked him for stating the obvious while a few others applauded him.


There are 2 famous ancient mantras which state CLEARLY that:
1] "Man, Know Thyself" and

2] "The TRUTH Will Set You FREE"


Last but NOT least, I'm attracted to people who uphold the truth (NOT ethnic bigots using passive-aggresive tactics while masquerading as altruistic people). If you don't like my honest opinion on anything I post here as a veteran NL member of 20 years (and the TRUTH is too hot for you to handle) then skip right over any of my posts and kick rocks. Period.

chudez0147:
He said the roads are so good . Oga leave that thing. If you want to leave Nigeria to other African countries try Moroco , Egypt, South Africa or Mouricious

chudez0147:
He said the roads are so good . Oga leave that thing. If you want to leave Nigeria to other African countries try Moroco , Egypt, South Africa or Mouricious

Ibadanfarmroad:
their roads are good.

From Benin republic to Togo till aflao and drive inside ghana for ten hours maybe till tema or Accra or dodowa you won't experience a pot hole.

Security is top notch, no unnecessary road blocks or check points, you can come out at midnight anywhere and still get a cab.
Please tell dem. Person wey never travel before say na e papa get big farm

The country is organized.

Ghana is miles ahead.
I lived there for four years.

africaBlogworld:
When you came to comment I thought it was with good Intentions, but no, You came here at first to berate my sister while staking a meagre sum of 200 cedis now you want to act like you wish us well.

If it really comes from your heart then I wish you well too.

We could have learnt from each other but you decided to sound petty.

You wanted to show me that your truly one of those people we read about on Nairaland.

Mariangeles:
With all due respect, you can say whatever you want, but the truth remains the truth (concerning what I have observed about your posts overtime), and you cannot gaslight me into silence, or to think otherwise.

To say that I am disappointed is an understatement. Sadly.