khiaa:


Thank Yah, it bypassed my area but I was prepared. The winds have died down so the firefighters have a better chance at containing the fires.

thank God. I am happy you are alive and well.

Thanks

khiaa:


I can ask you the same question. Why are Nigerians always talking down about black Americans who live better than most of you who live in your villages without electricity most of the time. If you're living in a glass house don't you throw any stones. Which means, don't try to demean people when you are living a hundred times worse.
Charity belongs in your Nigeria, start cleaning her up.

They never learn.

khiaa:


I don't understand.

Nigerian slang...

JO---TE:
...Why you dey parah like this nah? Longest tum. Ope you re fine.?

Direct translation...


Why are you arguing like this, huh? Long time no see? Hope you are fine?


It would seem you two are old friends and he's just saying hi. And may I ask why you are hooked on Ghana?

EasternPrince:



Nigerian slang...




Direct translation...


Why are you arguing like this, huh? Long time no see? Hope you are fine?


It would seem you two are old friends and he's just saying hi. And may I ask why you are hooked on Ghana?

I'm not hooked on Ghana it's just that they are welcoming to black Americans, you know, the year of return. They also apologized for the Atlantic Slave Trade while Nigerians brag about it and throw shade.

khiaa:


I'm not hooked on Ghana it's just that they are welcoming to black Americans, you know, the year of return. They also apologized for the Atlantic Slave Trade while Nigerians brag about it and throw shade.

Yeah, you got a point. Even WWE Superstar Kofi Kingston shares this view with you - he too visited Ghana recently and met the president there no less. With you, though, I believe there's an added motivation. Your given name is Ghana sounding