I LIVED IN GHANA FOR 10 YEARS, MOVED BACK TO NIGERIA AND FORGOT HOW TO SPEAK TWI|| NIGERIAN IN GHANA

[@osaebeaahene9956]

Kaaaate😍😍🥰🥰 my classmate from high school 😁😁😁😁 great seeing you giiiirl🤗

[@TheJumzTV]

Nice!!! Good to see someone who knows her here.

[@georgeappiah8314]

@@TheJumzTV BEFORE SECONDARY SCHOOL WAS FIVE

[@adwoachavis9941]

As a Ghanaian we are proud to be who we are

[@kwakugyasiarthur4784]

The 4 years second was to ensure that people entering university were matured and more importantly to restructure the educational system

[@pachecobillylartey5229]

Am from Ghana and honestly speaking she still has Ghanaian blood flowing through her veins. Much love from Ghana to Nigerian.. shout-out to all my Nigerian Folks 🇬🇭❤️🇳🇬

[@LifestylewithMaame]

Ghanaians don’t go to public secondary schools cos is cheap, we go cos it’s quality Just wanted to correct that

[@TheJumzTV]

I’ve gotten to find that out.

[@amoakoasare7620]

Very interesting lady You look smart

[@kofitawiah-ti2dl]

This is correct

[@lindaesmerada]

Ghanaians choose public SHSs over private SHSs. We feel brighter students attend public SHSs.

[@miraclewordchannel5396]

You had the job easily in Nigeria bcos of Ghana certificate. It has more value especially the school you completed

[@animalfunfacts247]

You guys keep lying to yourselves 😂😂😂

[@benjnracheampong7007]

I remember her ...very popular and twi expert. She's all grown and adorable. Welcome back to Ghana Kate.

[@TheJumzTV]

That’s great.

[@QWesi_Maraz]

People don't want to go to public school because it's cheap but it's quality, normally people who couldn't make it to public schools because of weak grades rather goes to the private schools

[@ghana-music]

Ghana shs is the best experience you can give your child. Full of memories and life skills

[@TheJumzTV]

Wow! Interesting.

[@dicksonlegend5607]

Well public education in Ghana is far better in terms of quality compared to private schools

[@TheJumzTV]

So I heard as well.

[@kissPhamous]

Be specific SHS n university

[@shaibujibril3799]

​@@kissPhamousExcept basic level from High school to university the public schools are better.

[@kofitawiah-ti2dl]

Public SHS and University.. just for emphasis and clarity

[@africa3659]

She still has strong Ghanaian accent when she speaks English, As a Twi man myself I couldnt get myself to doing the intro you asked her to do, there is no Hi in twi, its nice to be here(saying it in twi will not sound right in ones ear) 3y3 me d3 s3 mewoha.

[@TheJumzTV]

😂 I genuinely like your honesty. So, the one you typed is the literal translation?

[@africa3659]

@@TheJumzTV yes

[@nanakwame6903]

From the little that i can explain in Twi is, Yuoo!!! anuanom ɛyɛ me (anigye / anijy) pii sɛ y'ashiamu wɔ ha

[@samuelowusu4755]

You are 100 % right about the food . I live in The US and when the ladies prepare banku it does taste like the one in Ghana . Public SHS in Ghana is better than private SHS .

[@TheJumzTV]

Oh! You share same sentiments?

[@samuelowusu4755]

@@TheJumzTV yes.

[@nynini4900]

@@TheJumzTV oh everyone knows this oo

[@TheJumzTV]

@@nynini4900 ohh, but some people cook really well regardless of their location.

[@charlesanim-mensah359]

The four year was not time wasting but experimental to help improve the performance of the students.

[@TheJumzTV]

Oh! That’s nice to know.

[@felixofosuboateng9412]

this is the most honest nd comprehensive impression from a nigerian ihave ever watched. This conversation was dope.

[@TheJumzTV]

Oh! That’s interesting. Thank you and I’m glad you enjoyed it.

[@elisobais]

She seems so sweet. It’s great to experience 2 different societies. It makes you a better person.

[@TheJumzTV]

She sure is a lovely person.

[@shaibujibril3799]

Secondary school food has nothing to do with Ghanaian food. Those foods were made up by students just for survival. Being in a boarding school is like being in on hustling field. As long as it wont ki!ll you then you are good to go. Even those of us not in boarding schools find those foods weird.

[@AbedSelorm-rn8st]

It's not made by students but canteen staff but hmmmmm

[@shaibujibril3799]

@@AbedSelorm-rn8st Not referring to the food that is provided by the school but the ones students themselves make from their meager resources.

[@tomshare1459]

We want a part 2 ooo... we want to hear her experiences in SHS and GIMPA

[@TheJumzTV]

😂 we shall look into that.

[@mamejoe2043]

Solid one

[@eveningampm5906]

My one and only okonji. One of our entertainers back in okuapemman senior high. Miss you tho. This is sarkonton

[@TheJumzTV]

Awwwwnnnn, how sweet.

[@georginasam7796TV]

Am a Ghanaian and I schooled both in Ghana and Nigeria and I can quite remember how I was bullied by my classmates hmm it was very funny when they finally knew I could hear and understand and even to speak both languages, Yoruba and Twi or Fante 😀. All the same am very grateful to God for such opportunity. Listening to this lady brought back my old lovely memories 🙏. Am back to Nigeria with my family since 2015 and am so grateful to God for everything He has been doing for us 🙌🙌🙌

[@TheJumzTV]

I can imagine the look on their faces when they realize you understood them. You’re back to Nigeria? Oh! How interesting.

[@georginasam7796TV]

My sister am telling you, am a Ghanaian but they thought I don't understand the language since I lived in Nigeria for a very long time 😀. Am actually married and am here with my husband and children 🥰. Sometimes it is good to hide what u know so that u can exhibit it later when it is appropriate 😀.

[@macmosesseisie4071]

The initial rationale for the 4 year SHS was to improve the SHS course content to the level of GCE A Level and reduce university education to 3 years. I left Ghana in 2004 so don’t know why it was shelved. This girl really looks and sound Ghanaian.

[@akosuavero4989]

I'm am old student of OKUAS. I'm sure she had fun there cos the school is on the mountain.

[@TheJumzTV]

Woow, nice to meet you. Yes, she mentioned it’s on the mountains, must have been really cold, yeah?

[@emmanueladdae5766]

In Ghana, there are families that have been cooking and selling these foods for generations. They have the recipe down. Those who travel to other countries and start cooking it as a means to survive are only doing it out of necessity and so, may not have the recipe down.

[@TheJumzTV]

Ohhh! Makes sense now but some are very good as well.

[@ksamparbeng5704]

A true West African 🇬🇭+🇳🇬=❤️

[@giftyakowuah2628]

Is not because public schools are cheap. They are the best for educating and grooming young ones. You learn to be independent, build lasting friendships and school "clans" at that level.

[@isaacanaman2305]

For your information, the 4 year SHS system in Ghana was introduced by the politicians and with a subsequent change in Government, it was reversed to 3 years.

[@TheJumzTV]

Alright, good to know.

[@KAPAK108]

Very interesting. Excellent interview. She still has the Ghanaian accent

[@TheJumzTV]

You noticed too? Yes she does o. Thank you.

[@manticlove]

In the four year SHS, the first year is for core subjects only - English, mathematics, science, and social studies for all students. Then from year 2 to 4 is for your elective subjects and core. This four year educational period help many students to grasp the basic and also assess themselves better before choosing a program. I was part of the second batch and I'll never change it for the 3 years.

[@TheJumzTV]

That’s lovely. Good to know it had a lot of benefits.

[@sefadzialfa1235]

For most schools I know of, the first year was wasted, sort of like the teachers know you have more time and in any case they were finishing the same syllabus in 3 years

[@geoffreyboateng352]

Big Up Catherine! you have a lot of OKUASS students and alumni watching do you have your own channel?

[@danielsackey3791]

Ghanaians are clever at producing varieties from one source. for example we have produced several foods from cassava.

[@TheJumzTV]

I agree with you.

[@aminaalhassandiasso1842]

Senior high school at the time was not free. Government schools are also the best, private schools are basically the second class schools anyone would want to go beside the top tier private schools.

[@olusegunbabajide1509]

Honestly, the Ghanaian lady (interviewer)looks more to me, like a Nigeria,Yoruba lady too me!!!. Africans Unite, we are one :-) ,

[@nynini4900]

She’s a Nigerian oo😃😂

[@TheJumzTV]

As in original Nigerian 😂.

[@florencesenya1506]

She's a Nigerian 100%

[@julianaameh8838]

I really enjoyed this interview! Kudos guys

[@TheJumzTV]

Aunty Jullllssss! Thank you ma, I’m glad you did. 🥰

[@kofiyesere]

Hello , I love this!!! I just saw your channel, and I love it . Because I’m planning to visit Nigeria 🇳🇬 and I want more education!

[@TheJumzTV]

Oh nice!!! You’re always welcome to Nigeria.

[@allenamatari6544]

I left the shores of Ghana at the age of 17 and still can speak and write fante. What that girl claimed to know was not twi, maybe igbo mixed with yoruba and some charlie

[@mirabel_rs]

Allen, do you speak other languages apart from English and Fante?

[@allenamatari6544]

@@mirabel_rs yes I do please

[@BenedictaWugahTV]

Allen dear am not sure, it's very possible that she understood it well back then, plus fante is mostly your mother tongue and you most likely spoke it from childhood up until now....

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

So this igbo yoruba concotion is a language that is spoken in Ghana. I see why there are many Ghanaians that don't like Twi speakers, very arrogant.

[@josephkeysofficial5867]

Our old school system was 4years before they changed it to 3years so at her time, they tried to brought back the old system and later redrawn it back that's why it happened like that

[@evansagyemang1400]

In actual fact,she looks like a Ghanaian .. you two are beautiful 😍

[@TheJumzTV]

She does?😁. Thank you so much.

[@richardoppong7303]

@@TheJumzTV very much

[@deborahakinade1022]

Wow! this is new to me. Waec, then straight to a tertiary institution....Thanks @ thejumz

[@TheJumzTV]

You’re welcome girl! Yes o, that’s how stress-free entering a university in Ghana can be.

[@bamflobuerteydavid5552]

Four years edu was a good program to usher students make the best choice of choosing course

[@frankodoom3360]

Yhh the spaghetti with milk is actually nice, it's like a breakfast for the rich. Like eating garri soakings

[@TheJumzTV]

Interesting! I never knew.

[@maryedwards692]

Nice one. Enjoyed the video 💕💕💕💕

[@lawrencetarprah1181]

Lol. Love these ladies.🥰

[@johnvangeldern3238]

Jumz. It's always pleasant listening to you. Your contents are great and your voice is deep, clear and appealing to the ear. Keep it up

[@TheJumzTV]

Thank you so much, warms my heart to read your kind comments.

[@mathiasdorbayi8751]

I admire you girls a lot in this conversation.

[@TheJumzTV]

Thank you so much.

[@dermotwallace5533]

I just live the viber between you two. Keep it up.💕💕👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@segunhudu260]

Lovely ladies!!!

[@elvisadjei3047]

The was good reason behind the 4years SHS

[@obengdavid7161]

I have subscribe to your page ,because your conversation has amazed me. Beautiful ladies.

[@TheJumzTV]

Thank you so much and you’re welcome to the family.

[@cryptocurrencyangel1620]

Ghanaian, am not young though, but immensely enjoyed ur bantering. Engaging dialogue laced with funny personal experiences.

[@bernardappiah3074]

Dis was interesting I enjoyed it

[@TheJumzTV]

Thank you, I’m glad you did.

[@cosmos8632]

One thing I have learnt living in another region or country, never speak negative or talk down about another country's food. Just say it and pass.. if their food is weird, your food too is weird to another person. Emu tuo is eating in Ghana, even Nigerians eat it and I know in the northern part of Nigeria eat emu tuo which they call tuwo shinkafa. So here you are talking down of another man's food, but your country people eat it. You talk about Ghanaians eat milk with spaghetti, some Ghanaians can tell you who eats garri with fried fish or meat; that is also weird to another person. In life, don't make it sound like your food is the best and then say another is bad or weird. Just say it, respect it as their cultural food and pass...

[@TheJumzTV]

Noted.

[@dermotwallace5533]

Ghanians must find a reason to fight unnecessarily. Why not just enjoy the video and pass. Must everything be a reason to fight? Wow. By the way, why didn't you also find a reason to nag when she commended your bank or groundnuts soup? This nagging attitude pisses me off quite much about Ghanians for real.

[@africanchild7841]

@@dermotwallace5533 about Ghanaians: and here you go sweeping all Ghanaians with one brush! Fair? Generalization is always wrong, even statistics leave room for errors, just in case.

[@Meena-op6lm]

Saying a food is weird isnt a bad thing she is basically saying she finds it strange. It's her opinion based on what she is used to. I am Nigerian i eat tuwon shinkafa and find akpu weird i feel it has a pungent smell (it's just a preference/opinion) it shouldnt be an issue when people express their views.

[@fresherpharma4104]

​@Dermot Wallace who are more violent than you nigerians?

[@yawasamoah6394]

Wow...you guys are doing great...fun and lively

[@TheJumzTV]

Thank you sir.

[@Ayimwaa]

I also went to okuapeman and completed in 2008, there was this Nigerian girl, she's half ghanaian also but lived in Lagos, Mariama do u know her and pls which house were u in??? Nice seeing my fellow odehye

[@TheJumzTV]

Nice to see Old students of OKUAS.

[@kwameghana5369]

Kwadade here

[@kojotuabu5567]

Yes, she speaks very nice Twi. Her accent in Twi was great.

[@collinsattafuah2947]

Yes your accent is quite light like a Ghanaian’s

[@henryofori7045]

Great interview! You folks are funny.

[@TheJumzTV]

🤣 Thank you.

[@attanyarko]

Very interesting .

[@miraclewordchannel5396]

Ghanaian start school early just that they spend a lot of years in kindergarten to prepare you well.that is why we are grown or older in lower and upper class as well as JHS and SHS.We don't tolerate poor performance.We also repeat student.

[@TheJumzTV]

Oh interesting!!

[@LOKKOTV233]

Your guest is exciting listening to

[@TheJumzTV]

Yeahhh, she is.

[@kwameasimah]

Love this interview

[@TheJumzTV]

I’m glad you do. Thank you

[@boywadon4673]

Am enjoying your show 🎉🎉 very interesting Bravo 👏

[@TheJumzTV]

Thank you.

[@explore5130]

Very beautiful and interesting lady

[@TheJumzTV]

I agree with you. 😁

[@spinkool]

I’m enjoying this. Kudos to you both.

[@Alexy783]

Nice experience

[@josephquaye5155]

Pls which camera are you vlogging with? The quality is top notch.

[@Brownboytv938]

They do SHS 4 is to develop job for the university graduate student that why but we didn't accept

[@silaskwameaddo]

Really loved this😂❤️

[@TheJumzTV]

Glad you did.

[@sicklion2354]

Nice content

[@millyk3283]

I'm part of the four year SHS in Ghana. I felt it was a waste of time. We were just delayed.

[@TheJumzTV]

Oh really? So, there was no use or?

[@PSALMIE_s]

oh wait..........we were in the same class 😁😁😁😁 1Arts 1

[@TheJumzTV]

Coolllll.

[@kofig3724]

The 4 year education policy a few years back was mainly politics/politrics by the JA Kuffour government who did not trust the SHS system to produce quality graduates.....it was a shame

[@TheJumzTV]

Please,what was a shame? The 4-year system or which?

[@kwawus5696]

One good thing in Ghana is public schools are better than private. And Nigeria is the opposite.

[@TheJumzTV]

I observed that public schools are the real deal in Ghana, which is really commendable.

[@josephkwallingjam9434]

Great job

[@Zero-hl2zy]

Good conversation love you guys 👍👍👍

[@TheJumzTV]

Thank you so much.

[@michaelbentil2708]

The reason why it was 4 years is because most of the secondary school topics were many to learn within 3 years

[@TheJumzTV]

That makes sense. So, does that mean the subject’s/topics were reduced to fit 3 years?

[@KammaDyn]

Great interview, the 4 year thing was just the politicians showing their ....

[@TheJumzTV]

Eiihhhh, I want to hear more. Oh thank you so so much.

[@RASPUTINY]

@@TheJumzTV Somebody woke up one day and announced a whole educational policy switch via a political fiat totally devoid of absolutely NO planning. No consideration for infrastructure, human resource, materials and equipment. The man just ordered the GES to implement immediately.😂😂

[@patricianyarko3190]

Am also in OKUAS

[@evansampaw249]

I doubt this girl was a 10 in twi if she does not remember the twi word for friend. And do you know what it means to be a 10 in twi? Even most people who were born and bred in Ghana especially those who didn’t grow up in typical twi speaking areas aren’t perfect in twi

[@sunilraj212]

We love Nigeria

[@TheJumzTV]

Glad you do.

[@augustineaduboampong3257]

Friend in twi is 'madamfo' not charlie . Good interview indeed.

[@TheJumzTV]

Thank you. Please, is it madamfo or adamfo?

[@Ghanadiaries]

My friend, m'adamfo.

[@Ghanadiaries]

Adamfo is just friend.

[@kanti8942]

@@TheJumzTV me is me or my in English depending on context. Adamfuo is friend. Combining the two is m'adamfo as my friend

[@nanakwame6903]

@@kanti8942 Adamfo means friend, M'adamfo means my friend , then (Me nnafo / Me nnafonom means my friends. but for that intro in Twi you won't say (me nnafonom) but rather (Anuanom ne Adɔfo /Adofo) instead , meaning my fellow brother's and sister's

[@princessokafor1343]

I have been in Ghana for almost 10 years and I can speak about 4 of their language I love Ghanaian their very welcoming people. But

[@TheJumzTV]

That's lovely. Kudos to you.

[@estheroppong1525]

But what ?

[@akwasiowusuansah6329]

Friend means madamfo Friends means menanfo

[@braveone7923]

Yes 4 year's. That's was 2012. After 2012 no 4 year's again 😊😊

[@TheIrisE]

Eii Okonji We went to the same school …same course …..the twi de3 you have exaggerated 😂😂

[@TheJumzTV]

That's really nice. Same course, meaning same university?

[@TheIrisE]

SHS

[@storytime-c1p]

New subscriber here👌🏼😉

[@TheJumzTV]

Thank you, you’re welcome to the family.

[@lifestylewithchi889]

Kate I know her not as a school mate but a friend she in the same hostel with my friends at Westland

[@TheJumzTV]

Oh nice!!

[@akwasiowusuansah6329]

The four year students were well grounded and were able to assimilate and comprehend text of their studies. 4 year students were passing the WAEC more than the 3 year.

[@TheJumzTV]

Ohh! Nice! Are they statistics or it was just generally believed? If that’s truly the case, then I think they can incorporate that last year into the 3 years. What do you think?

[@akwasiowusuansah6329]

@The JumzTV It was the performance of those batches. Averagely, their results were far superior to the 3 year. Because of that, some of those of 3 year program had to stay home because of cut off point for the entry to the University. The four year results were massive compared to 3 year. It was a political decision to abandon it because government thought additional one year is additional money, otherwise it was a visionary approach. Completing school early with no knowledge acquired is empty, after all some of us went to secondary school for seven years and could come back to teach in the same school without University education. 👏

[@RASPUTINY]

@@TheJumzTV Kindly ignore the political propaganda.

[@danielarthur959]

This is never true

[@ndukwuchinonso7205]

Nigeria we are blessed

[@attanyarko]

This girl still has the Ghanaian accent

[@TheJumzTV]

I concur.

[@christinaofori-atta7739]

She is a very nice person.

[@reginaldboye5808]

No, at time the government in power decided to increase the years to 4 because they said the 3 years is too short for the students so they brought to the 4 years, but now is the 3 years.

[@TheJumzTV]

Eihhhhh, 3 years was too short? So, what was the noticeable benefit of the 4 years eventually?

[@Ghanadiaries]

@@TheJumzTV There wasn't enough time to see it benefits cos ndc came to power and reversed it. In Italy secondary school is 5 years.

[@TheJumzTV]

@@Ghanadiaries 5 years for senior secondary or the whole secondary school? More so, in your own opinion, was the 4 years efficient?

[@florencesenya1506]

@@Ghanadiaries you realise secondary school in Ghana is a total of 6yrs. JHS is secondary school.

[@phreshperro9107]

Literally, the 4years was introduce because the government at that time and some stakeholders in the education sector believed that most students coming out of the 3years system couldn't easily comprehend what was being taught and also most of the teachers couldn't finish their topics. (Mathematics, Integrated Science, English studies and Social Studies). So the 4years was introduced. Now to you question. "Did the four years helped?". My answer is yes it did help.I for one was part of that system (2008-2012) with 2012 under review, this batch who sat for the wassce came out with flying colours. For example, a lot passed the core subjects I mentioned earlier because previously they were passing their electives whiles failing the core subjects. This happened because teachers were able to finish the topics in time and students had enough time to prepare for their exams. This really helped some of us when we got to the university. I hope this little explanation helps you to understand " Why" it was changed from 3years to 4years. Thank you.

[@bentilmanasseh5464]

The introduction of the four years came about because the government felt students were indirectly being forced to learn too much in less time that’s the three years, so they wanted to add one more year so the teachers can relax and teach the students and also people were going to the uni at a very younger age , so government wanted to increase the time spent at SHS , so at least before you enter uni, you’d have matured enough to be independent

[@digitaltechware8658]

Secondary school in Ghana, is just fun and dramatic

[@bortierallans7893]

The 4 years shs was decided just to make Ghanaians students have more time to acquire more knowledge, become confident and competent in the subjects. Bcoz we realise that the SHS students cannot meet the old ghana Education standard.

[@derrickquainoo425]

Interesting

[@kobeastephen3139]

I like her taught on ghana 🇬🇭

[@TheJumzTV]

I do too.

[@LOKKOTV233]

Madanfo= friend Ɛyɛ fɛ = it's nice

[@sistafila]

Her twi tonation is good.

[@ericfolie7129]

Wow you definitely look like Ghanaian

[@TheJumzTV]

😂 which is is?

[@Ayimwaa]

I use to eat that fermented kenkey at okuas

[@TheJumzTV]

Eihhhh, you were one of them 🏃🏼‍♀️😜

[@Cynthia-k9y]

Heeeer did you say public school was “cheap” 😊😊

[@patricknyarko1385]

Woy3 Ghana ni oooh,! Me nuabaa.💏💏💏💏💏👍

[@TheJumzTV]

Please, kindly translate.

[@storytime-c1p]

you are really a ghanaian oo! my sister