A NIGERIAN'S OBSERVATIONS ABOUT GHANA WILL SHOCK YOU

[@missnaa6759]

I'm Ghanaian n i love it wenevr Ghanaians n Nigerians share positive vibes about each other

[@olusheyijackson3838]

I'm a Nigerian, you're saying the real truth , even if Ghana is as big as Nigerians, it's still going to be the same as they are now, with cleanliness etc. They're cool people, I love Ghanaians

[@olusheyijackson3838]

I wanted to write if Ghana is as big as Nigeria,

[@michaelodoom1290]

@@olusheyijackson3838 lol

[@missbabyloved7531]

💝

[@niiamu3300]

She wants Nigeria to step up.

[@citizenofdaworld7582]

Damn! That chill pill you get when unexpected guest recommends you .. Thank you

[@mrmike5849]

Ghanaians have big hearts ♥️ and love people. It’s no surprise they’re avid pan-Africanist and global citizens. It’s God’s blessing upon Ghana.

[@dziedzormd]

It's really interesting to hear all the praise you had for Ghana. As a Ghanaian we complain about these same things you complained about happening in Nigeria. I believe Ghana is making efforts but not perfect at all but glad we have given such good impressions. I guess we Ghanaians should be more appreciative.

[@richrateafrica27]

There is one thing about some Nigerians not all though they hate to hear the truth especially when it comes to where a small country like Ghana is being praised it irritates them but you know what you guys should learn how to embrace good criticism in order for you to correct your mistakes and mover forward as a nation and people that would help you and your country and Africa at large. I love Nigeria I love a great country Ghana and I love Africa, thank you.

[@smileylady485]

True

[@richrateafrica27]

@BGKAISSY I really appreciate your comment and next time I will make sure to include the behaviour of some Ghanaians as well. Thank you my brother.

[@stellaokafor6120]

Yeah but the thing is Ghanaians don't also want to take their faults even if its said nicely..they always make ur seem like we are attacking them...and this video I was watching was a Nigerian one..so they commented and she came and started with how Nigeria was a bad country and that Ghana is better. No one replied her except this AA so she stared talking and talking and said very wrong things even to the point of insulting Nigerian women. All in all I love the beach that she mentioned. I had been there when I was a kid...

[@stellaokafor6120]

Yeah but the thing is Ghanaians don't also want to take their faults even if its said nicely..they always make ur seem like we are attacking them...and this video I was watching was a Nigerian one..so they commented and she came and started with how Nigeria was a bad country and that Ghana is better. No one replied her except this AA so she stared talking and talking and said very wrong things even to the point of insulting Nigerian women. All in all I love the beach that she mentioned. I had been there when I was a kid...

[@mayydayy8101]

My point exactly

[@armstrongkumatsia51]

As a Ghanaian, the waste management has improved but we ain't perfect yet.

[@nyglobalcomnyglobalcom4305]

I know ...She is confusing downtown accra and accra ..Let me take her to NIMA , LAGOSTOWN , TSHOKOR and lets have this conversation again

[@f6876]

Why are some Nigerians upset about miss grace’s observations? It’s HER observations and God has given her the right to express them. I think she is being very respectful to both Ghana and Nigeria. If you want a country to improve you must face the reality of the situation. Nigeria should be the powerhouse of not only Africa but of the world. Yes the government is corrupt but also the common man. It is up to the people to make a change by the way the act towards one another. The fact is Nigeria is corrupt from the top to the bottom and people love money more than their fellow brothers and sisters. If you love Nigeria you would want the system to change and not hide from the truth.

[@arinic7]

JP Agape Amen!!

[@peachescream8231]

Its Typical of Nigerians, they always wanna stay on top and have others beneath them. Nothing new!

[@maxk5831]

And the Ghanaian government is not corrupt. If you see Ghana as free from all those things you mentioned, you're delusional.

[@kwame2011]

Max K Absolutely, there’s corruption in Ghana, and even the United States is not free from corruption. However, it’s not deeply rooted and pervasive like Nigeria. Rule of law is allowed to work and offenders are prosecuted. The problem with Nigeria is that, politicians and most people are not patriotic, everyone is about themselves until that perception changes, it will stay the same.

[@trevorrobinson221]

Well said.

[@j.maginnenu6291]

No wonder my good Ghanaian friends flew right back to Ghana from the United States after their masters' degree!!! They didn't even say they wanted to stay back in the US.( when there was no coronavirus).

[@otowussdtroble1108]

Wow we Ghanaians are grateful to this our beautiful Nigerian sister much love dear ❤🇬🇭🇳🇬

[@kelvinquartey8887]

At times even if you don't stop the car and the motorists notice you are waiting to cross they will stop for you

[@mosesobok1502]

Amazing in Lagos Nigeria that's when they will high he kilometers to 200km Lagos ibadan express way you have the use overhead bridge.

[@Cabenah]

There are many Nigerians that are employed in the formal sector. I work in a bank here in Ghana and there are a few Nigerians here. In Nungua where I live there are many Nigerians here. So yes, you'll feel right at home. You're welcome.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@efuatrendz]

Exactly.. My younger siblings school, the HEADMISTRESS is a Nigerian.. Everyone can work here if only u are good..just like any other country😊🇬🇭

[@LouDa57]

@faith Lol OMDayz! Small world. Look where I found my friend the banker 😀

[@LouDa57]

@@africanstoryteller coman & stay jare 😂

[@africanstoryteller]

@@LouDa57 oh yes!! I'm glad you guys get to meet here

[@stephenjohnson3542]

Am so proud of you girl. You have really promoted Ghana so well. God richly bless you. AMEN. Watching you from Croydon uk.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@Vanraba]

who esle is packing to Ghana , i am already at the airport oooo lol

[@africanstoryteller]

Hahaha, safe flight

[@richatu5671]

😂 😂 😂

[@olusheyijackson3838]

😀😀😀😀😀

[@nasjoe6544]

Raba 👍

[@Okukuseku247]

Welcome ooo

[@kHoPhAe]

My unsolicited take on this as someone who was born in 9ja to Ghanaian parents and have love for both countries is that, Gh and 9ja have this love-hate relationship just like any sibling rivalry. However, I think both countries love and respect each other and that's what counts.

[@ideas2830]

Remember that more than half of Ghana's population is in the Caribbean, North America and other parts of the world. They got there by way of slavery (theft) However, we are being invited back home.

[@wapdome9957]

Which theft? Our Ancestors sold them out

[@martinamp9091]

Let's not hate each other based on identities created by Europeans - we're one Africa whether we like it or not. Both Ghana and Nigeria are home to me. A win for Ghana is a win for Nigeria and vice versa. One Love, Peace & Unity🇬🇭🇳🇬🇬🇭🇳🇬

[@africanstoryteller]

Spot on!🤗😍

[@soldierboy522]

Ghana 🇬🇭 and Najia 🇳🇬 one love one people

[@somewhereinafrica7350]

Yayyy!!! You are monetized? 😀😀😀 watching all your ads now. People please watch her ads and support her. She's doing a great job!!! 👊👊👊

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, I am monetized. Thanks for letting the ads play

[@somewhereinafrica7350]

@@africanstoryteller Great! I'm happy for you 🤗🤗

[@allnationreacts2483]

Ghana is just a special place to live take it or leave it🇬🇭

[@robertfrimpong4822]

Virtue Grace, you're so humble and pretty..

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@robertfrimpong4822]

Lemme know if you will be travelling to Takoradi..Woda Maya's city, I will be happy to offer you a free accommodation..

[@nana32ish]

I told you Ghana loves you🥰

[@africanstoryteller]

@@nana32ish I love Ghana too🤗

[@georginabrenyah7756]

Yr observation abut Ghana is spot on calm like our culture happy u enjoyed yr stay akwaaba virtue Grace

[@kelvinquartey8887]

Yh in Ghana you can stop a car to cross a road

[@obengtoffick2916]

i do that always

[@enod9746]

You do not even need to stop the car: the cars stop for you. It was a major culture shock for me.

[@kalonjeebless]

Ghana is a really nice place to be. The country is very peaceful.

[@mariancounsellor]

My dad was Ghanaian and I’ve been to Ghana twice. I loved it!

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Grace, I'm so happy you are having a superb time while in Ghana, and you will certainly take back great and memorable experiences with you. From your discussions, Ghana should be on the bucket list as a country to visit.

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes John I am. Sure, you should visit Ghana

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

@@africanstoryteller Some day I would love to visit.

[@nasjoe6544]

Nigerians you are welcome 🇬🇭 But don't mess around

[@Anjay_P]

Lol...who be dis one 😏

[@pastoreddiegh]

True bro. Most Nigerians who come to Ghana end up breaking the law and introducing all kinds of vices into the system. Big ups to the law abiding Nigerians who do genuine business. One love

[@amoahphilip9403]

@@pastoreddiegh you are right

[@akumagbairene4287]

This is the problem. We out here talking about how we love Ghana someone still has to say something about Nigerians not messing around as if that's the only thing associated with Nigeria

[@eddlove9938]

He is saying the truth 3 of ur people recently murdered our 3 children through kidnapping That doesn't mean we hate all Nigerians We hate the non law abiding ones in the country

[@frankmensah971]

This Ghana and Nigeria thing is a Marriage our fathers owe us some explanation.

[@acacius9903]

It is very true. Ghanaians are very kind people.

[@fredappiah7278]

Ghana and Naija , we’ve our little brotherly rivalry but we’re one people. I love my Nigerian brothers and sisters.

[@africanstoryteller]

We love you too 🤗😍

[@derickemmy997]

We can never love you people 🖕

[@fredappiah7278]

Derick Emmy lol “ you people “ you sound like my racist co-worker in Los Angeles.Her favorite word to African is that.

[@mendes8888]

@@derickemmy997 Werey dey disguise

[@soldierboy522]

Yep

[@mandladludlu8359]

Man you have marketed Ghana so well I wanna visit Ghana ASAP. Great video.....

[@africanstoryteller]

Yesss, welcome

[@kitufootballclub3129]

Went to Lagos stayed around the surelele stadium area, that place was chaotic herrr. But I love Lagos tough

[@pinkpanther4868]

You should visit Sunyani. It's more serene, comfortable, neat, peaceful than any city in Ghana.

[@effiongukih8827]

It's all about leadership & management period!!.

[@awuahcurtis]

bro, if only Nigeria will get good leaders.

[@MatildaCleland]

You're Ghanaian at heart b. Meeting you and spending time with you, there's really no difference except for the accent which is absolutely normal! You're always welcome to stay! I pray the next time you come to Ghana, I'll have my own place so you wouldn't have to stay in an apartment lol. Ghana will always open its arms to our Nigerian siblings! Peace! God bless Africa!

[@africanstoryteller]

Awww, Queen! you're getting me mushy mushy😄. I had a good time with you, you made it worthwhile. Thank you so much for the hospitality. I will definitely return 😄😍

[@MatildaCleland]

@@africanstoryteller aww b can't wait to have you back 💃🏽💃🏽🥰🥰

[@nadjeremy6635]

Let not forget that it has been a long and painful way to get all that our sister is being witness to. In the 90s everyone had to reprimand anyone that will throw papper, junk on the street. If you are in the cab and throw it out, the driver will stop and make you to pick it !!! And today, the results are there... It was the hard work of all Ghana : civilian, police, gouvernement, medias, medical staff... There are now electricity and water continuously, acceptable behaviour in driving, clean foods, neat clean streets, ... Thank you my sister for being so honest. And please don't hesitate to say the negative findings too whenever you get accross them, so that can help to improve. Merci beaucoup. God bless

[@asstaci80]

Absolutely, we need super woman like you to move to Ghana 🇬🇭 for good...👍👍👍

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you 🤗

[@uncledanchoice8353]

This girl fool

[@pamelahoyle2074]

I feel so proud as a Ghanaian. I just subscribed, you are very honest 🇬🇭❤️❤️

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@nana-hemaaunique-diamond4503]

Thanks dear for your honesty, you are welcome to stay in GHANA 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭

[@bpe9578]

How beautiful! You are so kind to make these positive observations.🌺🌺🌺

[@kwasiasamani6483]

Thanks for the gracious words.i hope it is not lip service because you are here.We definitely need to do more in terms of cleanliness and customer services. And keep car pollution under control.

[@yeboahemmanuely4136]

Traveling is part of education, I love my country🇬🇭💯👌

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Virtue what a nice name You're always welcome iñ Ghana Watching from Sydney Australia

[@franky07able]

Ghana and Nigeria love affairs chai!

[@patricaansah4506]

Thank you for being honest, proudly Ghanaian. this is healthy observations.

[@maxk5831]

what does it mean "proudly Ghanaian"?. Educate us

[@patricaansah4506]

@@maxk5831 And does it mean you writing me this.

[@patricaansah4506]

@@maxk5831 Educate me more.

[@Okukuseku247]

You're welcome to stay my dear. This is home too.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you dear 🤗😍

[@willisg1904]

Stop talking too much madam, Nigerians are watching u oo

[@nynini4900]

I’m glad you’re enjoying your stay. Have you tried our street foods?

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, check my channel, I have tried Banku, Waakye, Kenkey watch you'll find out my favorite

[@samdanafarms4509]

yeah the language matter is a common thing but we feel okay with our own language. Nigerians are good at it to the core. omo naija with their broken English. just love it

[@MajorrBison]

No electricity no revenue, naija knows what to do, they just dont wanna do it.

[@niiamu3300]

Facts

[@niiamu3300]

Hopefully some wise men will come forward and change the dynamics of politics.

[@JazzNO-bf2hf]

Put the blame squarely on the British who created the contraption called Nigeria and installed the Hausa & Fulanis in power ably supported by their errand boys and chief bootlickers the Yorubas and don't forget the traitors among the igbos, Tivs and other tribes who are participating actively till this day in keeping Nigeria in the deplorable state it's in currently.

[@uncledanchoice8353]

Lagos State is not Nigerian

[@niiamu3300]

@@uncledanchoice8353 I wish Nigeria will rise up to the level it is supposed to be. It's possible.

[@sunshinecity8273]

I'm Ghanaian, but i will love to visit Nigerian one day. I like ur culture! Wat tribe r u from in nigeria?

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you. Yessss! Visit Nigeria. I am Tiv

[@wapdome9957]

@@africanstoryteller you must be joking... You actually think she'd love to visit Nigeria after the nonsense you've said? Lmao

[@oseigyamfi1074]

@@wapdome9957 Keep crying more, what she said was the truth. You’re a bitter person.

[@mikewily5721]

The giants and the wilds of Africa, 9ja 🇳🇬 Gh 🇬🇭 Africa's best sister countries

[@ourworld9014]

Feel at home and enjoy your stay, i would come and see your mother so that you can return and stay with us forever. love you !!!!!

[@faithfulgod2204]

Thanks for projecting my beloved country.Great content.Am Ghanaian-American but still love my country GHANA.#Long live America #long live Ghana.

[@pennyyeboah5281]

Love that you love Ghana but we not perfect;We trying . Was in Nigeria-Abuja once too and I loved it. We all trying as countries!

[@africian2417]

ALLOW THE LADY TO SAY THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH !!! NO ILLS TOWARDS NIGERIA THOUGH

[@focus9489]

I love Ghana, i will move there eventually.

[@ahumbleymercypeggy108]

I love Nigeria I love Ghana 🇬🇭 ... keep it up dear

[@agoogo5026]

There's nothing she said here that is news or secret to Ghanaians. Nigerians have been living in Ghana since pre-colonial times and Ghanaians have been living in Nigeria as Well. Ghanaians know you very well just as you also know us.

[@wapdome9957]

Lol Nigerians in Nigeria barely know much about Ghana

[@oseigyamfi1074]

@@wapdome9957 Ghanaians in Ghana only knows about SARS killing its own people and nothing else.

[@soldierboy522]

@@oseigyamfi1074 true

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Check! Check!! Check!!! 👌 Keep Nailing it Girl! Too Smart! You are on your way 😄 Beautiful Content! Plus you look so beautiful in your ensemble and in the background. Never been to Ghana but would be visiting this Year. Thanks for all the tips and observations. 👍👍Beautiful Episode.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thanks dear, yess please visit Ghana, it is beautiful

[@dominickwabenadwommo1880]

I have to subscribe to your channel for speaking the truth 😜

[@AustineAK]

People be mad at your observation every place has its negatives. Let's focus on the positives, keep the spirit of positivity up in 2020. I love your work, keep it up Waiting for your south african🇿🇦 arrival😉

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you, I will be there soon

[@AustineAK]

@@africanstoryteller OK please do tell in time 🙂

[@AustineAK]

@@africanstoryteller you can also check vids I've uploaded about two SA cities Durban (home to highest concentration of Indian people outside India) and Capetown

[@peachesparty3703]

Ghanaians and Nigerians have this weird relationship. One minute they are buddies, next minute they are arguing about jollof rice. Let a third country try to step in, these two Gh/Nija will stop their quarrels and team up against u. Trust me i saw it all back in Uni. Pls dont take the comments here serious if u r not either a Ghanaian or Nigerian, those ppl are actually best friends 😔

[@ellabandy]

🤣🤣🤣 very true

[@memunatusalifu8715]

😂 😆😆😆 these two countries are like twins oooo, you just have to love their drama.

[@mimie5701]

😂😂😂soooooo very true

[@BLUE-zo2pu]

Hahaha I thought I was the only person who is now noticing Ghana Nigeria vibe. I swear, the two of them will stop fighting and face the third party hahaha

[@julietamoah8743]

Yh we love our Nigerians but they should just understand that our jollof is delicious than them🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃😂😂😂😂😂😂🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@wahabodusola6484]

Great!! I'm guessing your experience surpassed your expectations. Which is cool but I'm not surprised by your experience though. The truth is, Lagos is overpopulated. Considering its the smallest state in Nigeria with the highest population. Lagos population is just six million less than the entire Ghana population. Hence the reason it wasn't so packed unlike Lagos. This is why I am an advocate for state laws and federal laws. Just like in the U.S. let each state develop and govern itself. All the natural resources of each state should be use in developing their respective states. Let each state generate its electricity as well. In general, *most* Ghanaians are more calmer than Nigerians. It's a well known fact. On top of that, there's more unity amongst Ghanaians than Nigerians. Maybe because majority of them speak their local language called Twi.

[@dreamer6746]

On point.

[@Kenetto1]

Thanks

[@sirsir487]

The Akan tribe are over 70 % of their population with the different accent of the Akan language BA Region, Ashanti Region, Eastern Region, Central and the Western Region and some part of the Volta Region

[@emmanuela6906]

Wonderful clean video and good analysis. Clean disposition and voice. Wish you success as a travel vlogger.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@alvinmitchell1412]

Happy Happy New Years 🎉 to you Virtus Grace and many blessings to you and your family Beautiful, 😘

[@catherinejackson8396]

You are very genius person throughout your videos .I mean you really say what you have seen not the other way .thank you and keep it up 👏👏👏😍😍😍😍😍

[@happinesswatts]

Honestly Ghana is before what president did even more laid back. My travel.to kumazi once upon a time as fellow African too was awesome. It's true in busy street when crossing a street cars stop for you. Loved that. I will definitely like to visit Ghana again.oneday.

[@pietrojenkins6901]

I wanna see Virtue Grace's vlogging from Southern or eastern Africa so badly.

[@africanstoryteller]

I want to go too, support me on Patreon. Thank you

[@queennero7]

I sat in a trotro with a Nigerian lady. She bought sachet water (pure water), finished the water and dropped it on the street,,, street oooo. I gave her the hardest knock on her head, I'm sure she won't repeat it again. Lol.

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

Keep enjoying your stay in 🇬🇭👈

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@samdanafarms4509]

the way people pronounce my country Ghana makes me laugh out loud. they go like gana 😃😂

[@KSuave-um9yq]

We are trying in ghana 🇬🇭 criticisms like this helps duty bearers to formulate policies to help our country. Nigerians I love you for your authenticity and a sense of humour. Let’s build eachother up.

[@KIRANOBI]

You deserve my subscription💋💋 you’re welcome 🥰👏🏽

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@mimie5701]

It's our pleasure 🎉❤💚#Ghana n Naija

[@hommebeni3541]

Ghana the nicest country in west Africa.

[@hommebeni3541]

@Danny P. I am from west africa and I know what I am talking about.

[@robertblack6309]

@Danny P. Ghana has the biggest mall in West Africa. ..what do you have?

[@maxk5831]

Beau, How old are u

[@hommebeni3541]

@@maxk5831why this question?

[@worldincredibletv2846]

@@robertblack6309 chale we even have de biggest hotel in Ghana, check rock city hotel

[@artrasj]

My dear even the new born baby knows Ghana is far far ahead of Nigeria dear. Let think of how to build Nigeria also please God bless 🇬🇭🇬🇭🙏 n 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@aishasadiq8589]

Art Ras J toh??

[@toyo364]

Art Ras J this small fans they give you wey arrogance dey commot for your teeth inside??😩

[@isadore9793]

You are sick

[@oneprinciple9604]

You & the youtuber una de mad

[@bettyowusu5651]

I'm half 🇬🇭 n half 🇳🇬, buh was born in 🇬🇧, n I've been to both countries 🇬🇭🇳🇬❤️. N my family and I almost got killed by robbers when we went to Nigeria, which was sad bc the robber ended up destroying everything we had on us buh thank God we r still safe🙏🏾 So to me Ghana is far more better 🇬🇭 , buh Nigeria isn't bad either buh it's jxt that the president needs to step up more n change things🇳🇬❤️

[@funktubegh7694]

The reason you would find the life in ghana a bit expensive in ghana is the difference in currency valuation for example 1 cedi = 85.50 naira

[@SunkissFlower]

Congrats on 4k subs.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@stefanotorres6212]

Thank you❤️ I hope to visit Africa in the future as well I love Africa overall and I want to try African food

[@mrjake7460]

Ghana is very safe by the grace of God...... God bless Ghana

[@leopoldagbley7741]

All your observations about Ghanaian are on point, and some of the inconveniences you noted in Nigeria as compared to Ghana, think about it this way, geographically and population wise it will take Ghana seven times to be the size of Nigeria, so when it come to organization a person who has one child compared to one having seven which of them do you think will have it easy? Even though that may not wholly be an acceptable excuse. Also you noted well not all Ghanaian's speak English I personally noted that as far back the year 2000, was interacting with Nigerian lady and she made a comment why can't Ghanaian's speak English, she may sound as been sarcastic, but that was a fact. Ghanaian's with different tribes just like Nigeria, rather use the akan language mostly as lingua franca, also even though Ghanaian's speak some broken English that is also mostly limited to secondary schools upward and even that teachers in Ghana constantly discourages that. Ghanaian's will always want to speak Gramma. We don't also want to speak broken English.

[@ericadusei4349]

of course u can stay here....dix even small ...in 10yrs tym u will see wer GH will be

[@georgeasiedu3123]

I love the way you talking, you are free mind talking. You just earned yourself a new subscriber

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you and welcome to my KZbin family 😍😘

[@happinesswatts]

As for Nigeria it's only made bad by certain individuals. It' has lovely people too.i love my Africans.

[@SuperKwame1]

I'm a Ghanaian and Nigerian 50/50, we need to make Nigeria better. Ghana is working on becoming Like Rwanda! There is nothing learning from each other.

[@nyglobalcomnyglobalcom4305]

I am not sure if you are 100% right ...part of what you said is true ..but dont confuse downtown acrra and accra ...try NIMA , NEWTOWN (LAGOSTOWN ) , TSHOKOR ,MAMPROBIE ,KASOA ETC..and lets have this conversation again ... No question that we are moving on the right direction... But we still have a long way to go

[@ekow.mbeidoo4630]

You are honest. Ghana is cool. We pray for more goodness.

[@nanakwart1988]

Thanks for the compliments about my country. I have also noticed this about Ghana as I have also visited a couple of countries . I like it when as visitors or citizens we make honest and constructive remarks about ourselves. Such honesty helps to bring the best out of us. In your video it appears you're in the driver's seat.

[@maxk5831]

Ghanaians do not like honest views. They simply want praises and vague validations such as this one. The thing Ghanaians loathe to do is honest introspection

[@brightwelbeckodoi6186]

Well done you have said it all keep on the good work

[@kopano4rm285]

Hi 4rm South Africa. 🇿🇦 and I would like to say GOOD DAMN! Your beautiful Girl 😍 much love n cool video BTW.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@ericarthur6028]

English is not our mother's language, it's for the queen.

[@wouiddydez2552]

I visited Nigeria from Ivory Coast. I was surprised of how badly Nigeria was ran. I finally understood why in francophone countries, they call Nigeria "Le géant aux pieds d'argile". That was over 10 years ago. Hopefully things have improved since. * Le géant aux pieds d'argile = the giant with clay feet.

[@africanstoryteller]

If I reply this comment, I will be called a bad person so I will pass

[@wouiddydez2552]

@@africanstoryteller Thanks. You are a good girl and stay that way. I love your comments about Ghana. If you speak your truth about Ivory Coast, believe me, I would love it too. We should not be afraid of talking about what we saw in our countries, as well as in other African countries. I would never say that Ivory Coast is perfect... lol.. With ouattara and his rebels, it can't be.

[@samuelagyeman1644]

Great observations. Ghana should keep it that way. I hope it is not because of the visitors in town. Great. Thumps up Ghana.

[@oneprinciple9604]

Because she was in your country , she has to tell you sweet things to get plentiful subscriber

[@mariancounsellor]

It’s interesting that some things that should be common practices across the world are shocking like waste bins in the streets and traffic stopping to let people cross the road. We need to raise our expectations and Africa ( which has the most resources worldwide) needs to become the super power that it is. Also, Ghana is not an English speaking country. The most common language is Twi but SOME people speak English, as with most countries where it’s not an English speaking country.

[@ritaadu4133]

Go to Madina market and see

[@fiknahs]

Not a bad observation. We have our own issues though, Ghana still has a long way to go. For someone who was born and bred in Nigeria, 20 years in Nigeria before moving back to Gh. Let me say this, Nigerians are amazing people. Y'all didn't even make me regret my stay in Nigeria, Nigerians love Ghanaians more than Ghanaians love Nigerians, this is truth, argue with whoever you want to argue with. Yes, there are a few bad Nigerian eggs, but there are also plenty of bad Ghanaian eggs too. It's just sad that the few are used to judge many. Ghanaians are amazing, peace-loving folks and we love Nigerians too. We have a beautiful relationship, so please let's not let a few comments bring enmity between us. And please, Ghana is a "Twi" speaking country, lool, we love our language mehn, so my dear Nigerians, learn the language. After all, I speak Yoruba. 😉 . We appreciate your observations.

[@geoffreyboateng352]

Yes are a beautiful woman and they're a lot of men in Ghana who will be ready to provide accommodation because of your looks

[@abdulrahmanouattara3278]

U are welcome to Accra my sister just come I will accommodate you

[@adamb.alhassan2890]

You are welcome to mother Ghana, we are all Africans.

[@alexanderaddai-asamoah8154]

You are most welcome my dear sister. I’m glad you are telling the truth. You are one of us... Ghana is ur home. I hope you find love( a husband)soon.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you, and amen

[@adupako1057]

Everything is on point

[@maxk5831]

bikes are not allowed on the street is on point?