₦airaland Forum

Just30:
Do you know this tv set?

Rich African merchants and Colonial figures had them in their homes.

Go and read this and learn

Just30:
Do you know this tv set?

Rich African merchants and Colonial figures had them in their homes.

Go and read this and learn

Just30:
Do you know this tv set?

Rich African merchants and Colonial figures had them in their homes.

Go and read this and learn

Just30:
Did anyobe say tv were coloured at that time?

You've forgotten that as early as the 1930s there were a lot of tv sets all over west Africa but there werent stations available to make them useful until ZOY TV station was launched in Ghana to make black and white TV sets which were just decorations in rich merchants homes in Ghana useful.

Appisko:
Shut the Bleep up he said reggie brought hippop to ghana not that he invented hip-pop

POKUASI2:
I think humanity needs to come together stop these people from procreating because, imagine people with brains like these marry outside their witch coven and mix their blood with people from other countries.. just imagine how dense and dumb the children will be.
The first TV station in their country is GTV.. there was no TV stations before Gtv was established and this one went pulling nonsense from his stench emitting a.nus. tell us mumuman, when was the first time TV signal was broadcasted in your zuu?

Appisko:
U mad who said hippop was invented in Ghana ?

Appisko:
Facts this mumugayrians will never admit

Just30:
Just a little education for you
This means Ghana had a tv station 10 years plus before Nigeria. Don't let it infringe on your pride, it's just the fact that at the time, to really begin something you had to be in Ghana.

I like how you Nigerians like to claim the successes of others
You've moved from Afrobeat to how Ghana taught you production of movies to now tv ?

I'm sure the first tv station in Africa will probably be in Egypt or somewhere up north.

Now stop misquoting Reg on his hip hop claim and get it in the right context. Everyone knows the Reg started the Hip hop movement in Ghana and Jay z and Beyonce credit him for that.

You don't have to be desperately ignorant all the time... But I don't expect much from children of poverty Born in Baby Making Factories..... Ain't that poetic justice

Obaaderemi2:
AmuRubber, funny moniker.

POKUASI2:
PIP: In 1959, the regional government of Western Nigeria established the 1st television station in Nigeria and in Africa. Even though it promoted the station as a means to educate the people about development and the world, it initially served as a means for an opposition leader to address the people of Western Nigeria. The regional governments of Eastern and Northern Nigeria and the federal government in Lagos followed and started their own TV stations in the early 1960s. All 4 of these stations basically existed to serve partisan political objectives for the various governments. Any stations established after these 4 continued this same political and regionalistic heritage.

These are history that predates some of these dense children of the IMF born in witch camps..
How do you teach a people who have been doing original theater production showcasing their culture how to make films for crying loud.
A country that had a terrestrial TV station 6years before you know what TV is..

Obaaderemi2:
The Nigerian guys are actually telling you the truth. Cinema and filmmaking are older in Nigeria than in Ghana. If you are talking about the colonial Cinema, it started here in 1903 at Glover Hall and it was even a Nigerian, Herbert Macaulay who started it when he invited a Spanish film group to show their work here in Lagos for the colonial masters and a few elite Nigerians. Films were made in Nigeria as far back as 1926 featuring Nigerian actors with Nigerian storylines.

Don't even talk about independent filmmaking. Ola Balogun and Ogunde were doing that long before Ghanaians. Ghanas first independent film was in 1981 or something.

Those ones you call veteran Nigerian actors are actually baby actors. The veterans were Ogunde, Afolayan and Baba Sala. They're dead and long buried. Not the ones that started acting in the 80s and 90s.

I'm not saying Ghanaians learnt anything from Nigerians in terms of entertainment but this idea of trying to equate Ghana's history of entertainment with Nigeria's is not going to ever fly. Good morning.

Just30:
actually it's false

IGpro1:
stop hiding your emotions behind emojis. if it isn't about how Ghanians always play down or claim other people's achievement you have no reason to quote me then. Go back to my first post today.

And about the veterans you keep yapping about, you know Nollywood built your defunct Gollywood, and your most successful actors then, featured in many Nollywood movies and that made them even popular in Ghana.

My point is your success doesn't depend on the fall of others.
and stop claiming other people's success.

Appisko:
Been small and smart is better than been big and good for nothing

vankelvin:
Did you listen to what the man said in the video? The man was categorical in his statement so listen to what he said again

It's obvious you are not ready to know the truth and that's very typical of a Nigerian

Growing up I thought this man was a Ghanaian because he was always playing the fetiest priest roles in our movies.

If Nigerians want to know the truth you should gather all your veteran artists and actors and asked them about Who taught who in music and movies
Even that I know some of you will still not accept the truth because I have watched a video where one of your old music promoters said Nigeria learnt music from Ghana
Guess what? the comment section is now an insult battlefield

From music to movies you now carry Year of return and our mInisters issue enter this matter. Very typical of you

IGpro1:
thats an average Ghanians mentality for you.

They hope to shine by demarketing Nigeria, they want to heard at all cost, they refuse to accept they are a small nation, well I don't blame them...

Everything originated from Ghana including Nollywood, Afro pop, Rap..
#Ghana must go

theenchanter:
Nigeria was once the Mecca of Ghanaian artistes.... We talking about 2 decades or 15years ago.

theenchanter:
Nigeria was once the Mecca of Ghanaian artistes.... We talking about 2 decades or 15years ago.

vankelvin:
When did Nigeria start shooting movies?
Your early actors won't even say what you are saying

vankelvin:
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Tell that to the Marines

vaxx:
Oh kord, we need the raps time back. Where real talent exist . Not this afropop time that anybody can just seat anywhere and sing anything so far instrument is available to enhance the sound and tunes..

Lyrical joe .....making Ghana proud.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evE0S-CnQS8

vankelvin:
Most of you Nigerians speak as if your country has dominated the entertainment scene since ever. We all know that Nigeria currently dominates the music and movie industries, no one has disputed that but it's also a fact that Ghana and South Africa have also had their reign before so enjoy your reign now for you cannot tell what will happen in the next decade

vankelvin:
My problem with you is your incessant stupid arguments.

Is it in dispute that Ghana has better sports facilities than Kenya?
If not stupidity why would a grown ass man like you post pictures of ordinary parks and Accra stadium which obviously those pitches have not been watered during this dry season to challenge what I said time past?

This is how your Abuja stadium was like some 2 years ago so can we equally say Kisimu stadium at the time was better than Abuja stadium? Sometimes you need to think small

Even your Teslim Balogu, Kano and Enugu Stadiums have had terrible pitches at some point in time

Mkenya2019:
How will that help Nigeria from darkness and blackouts?
Dangoteland - you've totally surrendered all hopes to one man.

GeneralDae2:
These are just social media reports, not verifiable yet. I don't think the Dangote refinery would kick off before June or even September 2023, but I hope this news is true.

ProblemChild1:
Most of Nigeria musicians are from poor background. Nigerian musicians are hustlers. They pushed their music carrier to the top level. If you promote your song very well, you will blow in Nigeria. Like you said, music is a business in Nigeria. If I get money I can feature any artist I want with my money and promote the song very well with my money. Bloggers will also help you after paying them. It's not about record labels bros.