FINIALLY FOUND THE REASON FOR THE PEACE IN GHANA AFTER HER STUDIES IN A UNIVERSITY IN GHANA

[@BimboOluyemi]

Sincerely for me, i had good experiences with the ghana nurses. I came into ghana briefly some years back when i was pregnant with my 2nd child, all through my antenatal and delivery, the nurses at La general hospital were so caring, infact their attitude made me go into the health sector. Though im back to Nigeria but i regret coming back, cant wait to come back to Ghana. Only 1 year i came back to Nigeria from ghana, i don see shege banza. I swear my life was much better when i was in ghana. Ghana gave my life a meaning. I gave birth via CS without paying a dime. Did a professional course and graduated, something I couldn't achieve in my so called country. Well done Lilly, your growth inspires me.

[@LilyOgini]

This is just so wow. Awww, I remember La general hospital then, it’s no more as the government has turned most of the hospital in the country to pollyclini. Come back to Ghana and find something to do here. God bless you.

[@BimboOluyemi]

@@LilyOgini I sure will sis, just trying to tidy a few things at my end here and in a few months, I'm coming right back. Thank you so much for the words of encouragement and your channel has been an inspiration to me. Thank you Lily

[@brakwame5629]

Its not true that most of the hospital have been turned into polyclinics infact the reverse ist what's happening ... La polyclinic Was changed to La General hospital before it was demolished.. they r currently building structured so they could be up to any hospital Standard...i worked there when it was a polyclinic​@@LilyOgini

[@CROXZ_]

As a Ghanaian our secret is the Almighty God 🙏

[@KK-iy7mw]

OK PLEASE!!! 😅

[@user-mb1975]

Lilly, most of our secondary schools to the university are boarding schools. This gives us an opportunity to live and learn together, it removes the differences among our tribes. Secondly, our parents did not prevent us from marrying each other tribes. Lastly, we don’t preach against our tribes in our churches. We also sell farming lands to other tribes for their settlements.As a result, we are mixed up in every family. Every Nuclear family is formed by different tribes. Finally, Ghanaians do not like seeing blood .This is the foundation of our peace ☮️

[@MrAFORCEONE]

Exactly. The high school boarding system was the best thing to happen to Ghana. We learn to live and enjoy each others company regardless of your tribe. 99 percent of the tribalistic people are the ones who never attended.

[@nursekarimatcanada]

I just really love Ghana 🇬🇭

[@LilyOgini]

Ghana 🇬🇭 is an amazing nation. The people are committed to loving their country.❤️❤️❤️

[@franciswoli2647]

Your friend's English has changed drastically

[@RichardPeprah-ws7sg]

Ghanaians r naturally peaceful. The Nigerian leaders r the cause of the misbehaviour in the country. The inter-tribal marriages in Ghana has also helped in bringing us together...

[@samuelowusu4755]

Religion plays a major role for peace in Ghana . In Ghana Christians and Muslims can be at a table for dinner . ie sharing the same food .

[@nanaagyeman-j7b]

as a ghanian nigerians are alwys welcome, one love

[@enochodai4920]

In Ghana we don't have gangs or cults in schools, universities or in the communities. You can move freely from one community to the other

[@giftygray4420]

The peace in Ghana is God o Only God! 🙏🏽

[@LilyOgini]

We bless the name of God.

[@jean-claudemangan2708]

You people and your god, can’t you be good whithout being a religious? To be born bad have nothing to do with religion. It’s so easy to be good.😂😂

[@giftygray4420]

@@jean-claudemangan2708 You're very funny. The only one I know who is the giver of peace is GOD! Jesus himself said that the peace he gives us is unlike anything the world can offer. It's interesting to observe that Ghana, a country I hold dear, is known for its peaceful atmosphere. I believe this peace stems from the deep love and fear of God that the people of Ghana possess. Unlike some other African countries I am aware of, Ghanaians have a unique aversion to easily resorting to violence or taking another person's life. In our culture, we often say "give it to God" because we firmly believe that only God has the power to seek ultimate revenge or justice. It's a reflection of our faith and trust in a higher power. I find these aspects of our culture and belief system truly fascinating. It's a testament to the power of faith and the impact it can have on a society. I thought you might find this perspective interesting as well.

[@mickantwi]

There is no cultism in Any Ghana schools.

[@queenjacques3076]

Kudos to you Queens lm a Ghanaian but l was not soo proud as a Ghanaian until l watch your videos. Thank you Medaase ❤❤❤❤❤

[@AliuSalifu-ye5cs]

You are 100 percent right our nurses in Ghana luck working ethics

[@asiambenjamin3907]

In Ghana here if you try to beat a woman and they try stop you and you refuse you correct wotowoto😂

[@KK-iy7mw]

YES, Ive seen some men in Nigeria going about and harassing women and people just watching because of what they're wearing. What these women were wearing was not even bad, honestly.

[@ndamieza2190]

That’s African Queen right there! I rest my case!

[@sikazwejerry4620]

The contents of their syllabus for studies generated from authentic sources - Biblical, Academic and Good traditional values. God bless.

[@chimakalu41]

3:10👍🏾 elections are streamed. Well done 🇬🇭 .that is a good idea

[@KammaDyn]

Ghana's peace is mainly because of it people...

[@LilyOgini]

Absolutely. Hi dear ❤

[@gladysakuffo1973]

Lily God bless you

[@LilyOgini]

🙏❤️❤️

[@ivybannerman-wood453]

I believe Ghana nurses can be mean to Ghanaians as well and not because of your nationality.

[@abubakarsadickshaibu9983]

100% true

[@LilyOgini]

I never said they were rude to Nigerians only. Thank you 🙏

[@Alfred-g4q]

You girls are right to all you have said

[@mindelotech6814]

Government Hospitals are the same here in the US

[@mezillenz8220]

A serious application and respect for the rule of law sets a nation and it's citizens in the right direction.

[@SandraAcquah-h9x]

Ridge hospital is amazing

[@MakkkYaoM]

Befe is soo gorgeous, wow 😍🥰

[@LilyOgini]

Thank you 🙏.

[@MakkkYaoM]

@@LilyOgini ❤️❤️

[@blaqLion]

You were saying something that man can slap a woman because she didn't greet him, and I'm not surprised, my dad from Ghana Mom is Jamaican and Nigeria, and I was born in Baltimore Maryland, raised in Ghana, I remember 2011, I was having my lunch in the chop bar, a Nigerian guy came in to buy, fufu and this guy started yelling a woman who can be my mom's age, this guy continue to shouting on food seller, I was very mad, and I quick get up and throw my soup on the guy's face, because of the way he was embarrassing this woman, and I'm not regretted, why? Because I don't want to see women treated that way, I respect all mothers and women around the world. Especially my beautiful black queens

[@LilyOgini]

That serves him good. Thank you 🙏.

[@kwamemarfo]

I believe in Ghana the police IGP is for all and no nonsense. ... To the IGP no one is above the law. Regardless, the govt or opposition or chief or anyone

[@rydergoode6922]

The description of concern during election in Nigeria sounds identical to how it is in Kenya. Lily saw you on Abigail's channel & your really drawing us to Ghana. How's kumasi? What other city apart from the capital is recommended?

[@LilyOgini]

Thank you 🙏 for coming here, I appreciate y’all members of her majesty Abigail’s kingdom. 😀😀😀. So many cities like Tamale, TAKORADI, HO AND MANY MORE.

[@paqbert5042]

Awesome

[@stephenjohnson3542]

Good video clip. Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤

[@stephenaboagye7950]

One thing you people don't know is that in Ghana almost all the men sees a woman to be their mother so if you are assaulting a woman you are assaulting our mother and we won't allow it. How do I allow somebody to beat up mine mother? never.

[@chimakalu41]

8:45 well said

[@sourcestvghuk9897]

Collecting money 💴 on road dey everywhere ooo

[@LilyOgini]

Too sad

[@moroabdulkarim]

i'm here once again ❤❤❤❤

[@Attah57]

You guys are fun to be with 😂😂😂😂😂 "wakanda kwa!"😅😅😅😅

[@LilyOgini]

😂😂😂😂. Hello 👋 bros.

[@rubenamekpewu2096]

Hi am from Befe's page and I love your contents

[@LilyOgini]

Thank you 🙏 so much.❤

[@LilyOgini]

This is Befe’s version of the video.😅 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqS9pH2Il958nZIsi=EHyH4Xiw3fg32DmV

[@therealtalksng]

Thanks for sharing

[@danduncan5961]

Nice collaboration vlog keep it up much love 😍

[@ruebendery2850]

Tribalism and Religious differences is the only problems in Naija,if these problems could be solve, the rest will follow

[@essarty7445]

Women empowerment ooooo!!!!!

[@LilyOgini]

Thank you 🙏 brother

[@danduncan5961]

Waoo befe's accent sounds Ghanaian oo what is the secret behind 😅

[@LilyOgini]

I tell you. Hey bro.😊

[@therealtalksng]

So Ghana is MOTHERLAND and Nigeria is FATHERLAND

[@LilyOgini]

Fathers are wicked? 😂😂

[@Phanie-u3h]

This year is an election in Ghana and you'll experience it yourself. We go out ooo like normal no restrictions on an election day. Its just like any other day ooo. You go cast your vote and either go home or wherever u plan going

[@LilyOgini]

That’s amazing 🤩, we are waiting for it.

[@Abena425]

A man would slap a woman for not greeting him in Nigeria? What kind of BS is that?

[@mamejoe2043]

Just imagine I will call Dampare for you sharp 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thecashflowcoach]

Like this channel ❤

[@moroabdulkarim]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@moroabdulkarim]

keep up good work ❤❤❤

[@sourcestvghuk9897]

Women has more power In Ghana 🇬🇭 than men 😊 is like Uk 🇬🇧

[@obidobabue1175]

The British learnt that from the Ashanti tribe. The history of Europe about women is horrific but after coming to Africa and after 2nd ww they start treating them better. This shows u how civilized the Ashantis were

[@sourcestvghuk9897]

@@obidobabue1175 I know that’s why they still respect Ashantis

[@innocentfiagbe4386]

​@@obidobabue1175u can lie ooo

[@ivybannerman-wood453]

The security services did not treat the citizens very well at ENDSARS PROTEST.

[@LilyOgini]

They have always been unfair to them mass. Too sad. Thanks for watching ❤

[@Nam1dot]

Make a video to talk about whereby Nigeria contact creators were using guns in the name of a prank or using policemen, and military men to prank other people. I was afraid anytime I watched those videos. We Ghanaians are perfect, anytime you see someone hold a gun in video, the next shorter days Ghana Police will arrest the person and take him to court

[@LilyOgini]

I will.😅

[@RichardPeprah-ws7sg]

No occultism in our schools

[@KK-iy7mw]

It's the population not the politicians. Politicians come from the population, the politicians don't come from the politicians.

[@kwakugyasiarthur4784]

Lily, the peace and unity we have in Ghana have to do with our social and cultural fabric. You have followed a little bit of our school's social life from secondary school to the university so you will understand. In Ghana we have our ethnic differences and stereotypes. A Ghanaian child goes to school with this tribal bigotry in his mind but he goes to school with different tribes, in some cases sit on the same desk with other tribes. They play together, and do many things together. The child automatically learns that what he was told, is not what is it. They become friends and even best of friends. Still familiss continue to stereotype others whenever, he comes from school. He goes to secondary in a different a region and meet basically different people with same or different ethnic backgrounds. Their parents are not there, even the very tribe that has been stereotyped is your housemaster, who cares for and ensures that you are protected. You have different relationship with different tribes as well. Your friends made during primary are in another schools and you are going to compete with them on various things; sports, quiz (NMSQ), debate etc. You have form bonds with these new group but still have those in primary as friends. After secondary, those you were in the same boarding house and competed together are now your family when it comes to your alma Marta. You go to the university, the people you were competing against secondary are now in the same hall with and you are making friends and bonding as well. Your friends in primary and secondary schools are also in another halls or probably another university and you are going to complete against them in sports other academic challenges. You realise that those people you are competing again, are no strangers to you, someway somehow, you have some connection and relationship with them. After school, there is politics. Your best friend is in opposing political party, your uncle aunt is not in the same party with you. Sometimes, your mate became a politician who doesn't share same political idea with you. You maybe angry and furious but you cannot kill someone who doesn't share your idea because that person may be your friend, family, relative etc. So in Ghana, one is careful with excess in tribal and political sentiments. I have said, one way or the other, you have personal relationship with the opposing person. You will meet him or her during your alumni meetings or social gatherings like wedding, outdooring, funerals, etc. We even have same blood relatives who belong to the two main political parties in Ghana currently and in the past. So who are you going to kill? That same person will be one who will help if there is a need. We have our own tribal and political bigotry, but our social and cultural settings find ways to bridge those differences.

[@Whogonacheckme]

This really started with the civilization we received from Dr. Nkrumah, our first president, who instilled civilness into our psychic.

[@folidra5101]

Lots of tribes in Ghana hold women in high esteem. Do a little research on the role our female entrepreneurs played in the independence of Ghana,under Kwame Nkrumah. 31st December women's movement also empowered the girl child and self sustainable mothers. This Ghana and Naija comparison is 😂.

[@samuelasante1964]

The assault is mainly practiced by men in certain religions

[@samuelasante1964]

Lilly if he's was joking will he have rejected the money if she had given him the money? The fact is most African police accept bribes but certainly in some countries its become a normal habit.

[@manueleyiah6272]

In Ghana 8/10 the woman will be defended by men

[@mamejoe2043]

Facts

[@afrog3569]

Neither is she a Nigerian woman who understands how it works, so he asked the way she would understand

[@KK-iy7mw]

Put up a donation button on your youtube.

[@paqbert5042]

Sometimes use wakanda to express the country i think is the best

[@LilyOgini]

😂😂😂

[@jean-claudemangan2708]

But I think the policeman didn’t know that the lady was filming.😂😂

[@ivybannerman-wood453]

I am very disappointed that women and girls are still suffering at this rate. Although there is domestic abuse in every society, there has to be an awareness. I just watched the outcome of Dr Oyedele sentence to life imprisonment. Pardon me if I get the name wrong.

[@LilyOgini]

The world should help women in Nigeria 🇳🇬.😢

[@stephenadonis3953]

I thought that was you and your mom When you introduced her I noticed it she's probably your age mate 😂😂😂

[@Ghanatherightwayforward]

When it comes to blacks they are all the same. Lady you are absolutely right that police guy is a born comedian and he per instinct started acting. When the officer said " money" that white lady also "money" would you say the white lady also meant demanding.?

[@therealtalksng]

You guys are giving our Police more work to do oooooo. Money money money money

[@LilyOgini]

😂😂😂😂

[@sunshinevg643]

Ghana nurses altitude are very bad I’m a Ghanaian and every hospital i have been i did experienced bad reception .

[@WilliamAdofo]

Fish dey begin to spoil from the head. In Ghana, the buck doesn't stop with the president, it stops with the paramount chief. The chiefs' influence is the type that transcends money and is the reason for the calm demeanor of Ghanaians. Nigeria has respectable chiefs too, but their influence is not as far-reaching as in Ghana.

[@RichardPeprah-ws7sg]

Its true nigerian women r defensive. I sat in RwandAir from Rwanda to Abuja to Accra with some Nigerian women. I didn't like the way they spoke. They were all defensive...

[@LilyOgini]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@chimakalu41]

32:00 lol behave well.

[@LilyOgini]

Thanks for watching to the end. 😅

[@Sas74-TV]

Some nurses are not nurses. Square pegs in round holes

[@LilyOgini]

😂😂😂😂. They just need to have good attitude.

[@manueleyiah6272]

Lily is right. The political leaders here too are very bad. I like how you guys are being observant. The program Lily spoke about was organized by someone we don't trust very much if it was a political party the resistance would have been different. We the youth feel we are allowing the them to get away with too much

[@johnboateng184]

" We are from Wakanda " 😂😂😂

[@therealtalksng]

Who wants to deal with you? Mama… tell me

[@LilyOgini]

😂😂😂😅 I told the police 👮‍♀️.

[@kwakuobeng6828]

I think standards are falling in Ghana in terms of compliance with the laws. For example, there's absolute disregard for traffic rules. Secondly, our police too collect money from people. They are not innocent.

[@sniperghana7861]

Well, it is true and as a Ghanaian i can tell you Ghana has been peaceful during and after elections for many years except for the last election because of the bad current government we have, but expect something unusual during the upcoming election because the last one was rigged and NDC let it slide and i dont think they will let it slide this time if Akufo Addo and his government tries that because citizens have had enough of him. I hope nothing crazy happens though

[@RN-xc6tk]

What evidence do you have that the last election was rigged?

[@agyemangduah7672]

Just go and tell your ndc party to tell Ghanaians what they did and what kind of policies they are bringing on board that makes them better than npp. Your chairman even confirmed your lost.

[@amosakunor3472]

Your name sounds NPP and you grew up in a family that's devoted to NPP. I was born in the same situation like you but Akuffo Addo opened my eyes... ☺️

[@sniperghana7861]

@@amosakunor3472 How so😂?

[@sniperghana7861]

@@agyemangduah7672 Okay sir, you Ashanti’s will never accept the truth because whatever evil happening in Ghana favours you.😂

[@samuelk.byiadom7534]

I see you do this videos purposely to get Nigeria to push up their game for the better❤❤❤ It's not bad at all.... We love you all our Nigeria brethren 🇬🇭🇳🇬🇬🇭

[@LilyOgini]

They still don’t have Sense due to pride. 😂

[@Domeyo448]

😂😂😂😂 the nurses are the same everywhere, I don’t like their attitude…

[@LilyOgini]

😂😂

[@couragenyamavor6841]

People are killed and injured during elections in Ghana, what are you talking about? Do your research well

[@sirlogicghana486]

Dear sister, try as much as possible to speak well by learning to pronounce words (vowels) the Generally acceptable way of speaking English; not the Nigerian type. At least, try speaking like the woman with you at least . She doesn’t say your bort (but); Welkom (welcome)…. and many more. Make these changes, at least, and I assure you, …..your other 60% followers who for this same reasons, have refused to follow your beautiful program, will all join. I will even tell them that you’ve upgraded considerably. They should try watching your programs. Thanks sister.

[@Befe_Space]

So you picked your phone, watched this video and this is all what you could say out of the numerous things we talked about, that shows how emotionally unintelligent you are. Please do better next time, thank you Sir

[@gloriaadotevi1266]

Thats her accent. what do you want her to do? very silly comment

[@amosakunor3472]

Just shut up there... 😡

[@awuahcurtis]

First of all english is not our language, when Chinese speak english it doesn't sound like a native of England, even among the countries that make up the UK,Scottish accent is different, Irish accent is different, Welsh accent is different, there is not standard, stick to what you know and leave others alone.

[@missadoradivine]

Delete that logic from your name!!! Mtcheeewwww😡😡😡

[@celestinemensah8136]

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