When NIGERIANS and GHANAIANS See Eye To Eye

[@samcilxix160]

"Why are we fighting over rice?" Best statement here

[@GAMEOVERTBH]

🤣

[@FootyRevolutionHQ]

😂😂😂

[@El-se7vx]

fact ......

[@flashyred9125]

Like ... Why 😂

[@KaeMaiden]

Exactly. Especially when Nigeria put Jollof rice on the world map.

[@richardakinwumi4199]

That Ghanaian man is intelligent

[@chrisokereafor1391]

very intelligent

[@RaindolfDYeboah]

He knows when and how to blend the phonetics and I think he studied literature in Ghana before moving to Nigeria

[@NanaBoakyeAgyemang]

It’s a mismatch, he’s an academic. It’ll be fairer if they matched him with Nigerians with similar background

[@moromigah]

Ghana man speaking of hate .He Will never like to face the truth.What send him to exile?enemy of progress.How times has Nigerians help Ghanaians.Is he talking of history or talking of himself?Kwame Nkrumah didn’t spend more money on Nigerians and also lead them to achieve independence also help to solve the problem of Nigerians war?what else could be more more better than this?Hypocrate your worse attitude leads you to your suffering and blame it on Ghanaians.You are lying to the world just be honest to yourself article of no use big traitor.

[@swiss_here]

he is a teacher

[@iloveu7271]

Teacher Asante is the type of person that throws shades in an intelligent way. I love it! 😂😂

[@thetransformationshowwithGCO]

Yeah yeah😂😂

[@love.sacibo]

It's actually an ideal trait of the Asante people.

[@ackahkofiefrancis4289]

​@@love.sacibo😂😂😂😂 my people, you can't expect less from them.

[@victorylapp]

Ghana is a small country . Don’t compare Ghana to Nigeria . Do you compare Norway to USA? Yet Scandinavian countries have some of the highest standard of living in the world but so what . Ghana to Nigeria is like Taiwan to China , no comparison . When it comes to areas where Nigeria is lacking , we will get there

[@Okoritee]

The elderly Ghanaian man is a prime epitome of wisdom! This is coming from a Nigerian.

[@master0645]

Agreed 100%

[@damilaresaintfolorunsho]

Yeah.. he was on exile in Nigeria 🇳🇬 for 15 years left when there was a change of government but couldn’t live there and had to come back to Nigeria and he has lived in Nigeria 🇳🇬 for 40 years.. what does that tell you?

[@barackborja3666]

And you think he got the knowledge from Nigeria? So you know why he fled Ghana?​@@damilaresaintfolorunsho

[@rhodalynaborhey8673]

it tells us that he is a very intelligent Ghanaian man even in Nigeria ​@@damilaresaintfolorunsho

[@MariamOsman-y1d]

​@@damilaresaintfolorunshobeing smart doesn't depend on the country you are born or staying, the fact his one his born smart😂.

[@veechannel.]

The teacher showed the importance of an honest elder in historical discussions. He's speaking without being biased

[@wondersolomon4437]

Objectivity is an ethical requirement in academia

[@joeadeleke]

He's exaggerating. Ghana isn't what he claims it to be.

[@fresherpharma4104]

​@@joeadelekekeep been delusional.

[@fastguy4523]

@@fresherpharma4104 mean these comments are so funny too. Had to stop my food in the microwave just to watch the whole of this.

[@raynedirect6534]

Patrick is the definition of “I don’t like peace, I want problems always”

[@tundeola8171]

A foolish man to the highest order.

[@ahalikeodinaka]

Hahahhahahahha

[@aaronassafuah1363]

Teacher Asante is a typical Ghana man; cultured, well spoken, composed, role model, resourceful, enlightened and content with what he has. Its all start from the home.

[@abubakariismail4175]

But i disagree on him for talking negatively on JJ Rollings because he’s an Asante and they discipline their bribe so he hate them

[@agoogo5026]

​@@abubakariismail4175, JJ Rawlings himself knew he caused a lot of atrocities during the revolution. Maybe nothing happened to your family, and that's why you are here talking rubbish.

[@DaCutieNation]

I agree

[@Okoragyak]

@@abubakariismail4175 One, the teacher never hinted he is an Asante. Two, what good did J J Rawlings bring to Ghana, by killing citizens with impunity? Rawlings for some incomprehensible reasons destroyed ALL then up and coming enterpreneurs, all of them being Akans like Mr Siaw, Appiah Menka, B B. Bismarck, KOWUS Motors etc... At that time, Rawlings was busily killing Ghanaians' business spirit, Africa' s richest man, Mr Dangote was even a young boy. Nigerians think Rawlings was good for Ghana, so most Nigerians think they needed a Rawlings to replicate same in their country as Mr Asante said, but what they don't see is that a Rawlings-like leader in Nigeria could have cost them a gem like Dangote: that is the legacy Rawlings left for Ghana. Now, if you are talking about TRIBALISM, Rawlings was a master!

[@truddiefrimpz9971]

⁠@@abubakariismail4175disciplined? Really? What JJ did is called discipline but if it’s to be done to any other tribe in recent times,will you call it discipline? Don’t be a tribal bigot please

[@damianleads]

That older nigerian guy just came to disagree without any reasonable points. Teacher Asante's remarks from 1:51 to 3:08 on if Nigeria is the giant of Africa is the lesson many Nigerians needs to understand! We are too quick to blame leaders when they are a reflection of our decisions.

[@tamiausten873]

I love the man, he came to teach as an African father and brother, not a hater like the girls. They are acting like we aren't all Africans or Nigerians actually took something from them🤦🏾‍♀️ pure pain

[@V20758]

Laws and policies are obeyed when they're been enforced. If laws aren't enforced in any of these "first world" countries, it'd only be a matter of time before majority their citizens go rogue. And guess what, it's leaders that are responsible for making sure that laws are being adhered to and/or enforced

[@hdhh0]

​@@tamiausten873i think you are talking about the wrong guy.

[@its_comoo805]

The agberos are in Ghana now 😂😂😂😂😂

[@twinnyessuon684]

And this also goes to Ghanaians as well. We've got to be disciplined as citizens before we can blame the leaders.

[@chuckchuck80]

I started cracking when they started arguing over the pronunciation of God 😂😂😂😂

[@olugbengasodipo1401]

I saw that short clip on Twitter and laughed my behind off and ran here to watch.

[@IddrisMohammed]

The reason why Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Ghana 🇬🇭 always do this is because they love each other its like fighting couples

[@Philemon_Wilson]

That’s true 👌

[@Teddy_Machado]

Great mindset. It's true.

[@topboy3605]

I don't love those people bruh

[@LourittaAduGyamfi]

@@topboy3605that’s your problem bruh

[@RNGTailors]

@@topboy3605that’s ur problem bro go handle it

[@nanayaa9682]

Teacher Asante should have a page. What an intelligent, mature man. Full of wisdom and speaking with facts while also delivering his message with wisdom! Can we see him more please?

[@9uguigbkjbii543]

YES!

[@TrustHana]

Very good

[@eren-2001]

Im algerian 🇩🇿 but watching this reminded me with our relationship with Moroccans 🇲🇦 I kept screaming just hug it out already! 😂 Greetings to all people of Nigeria and Ghana 🇬🇭🌸🇳🇬

[@Africa983]

Greetings

[@CPTZK11]

🇳🇬 we love each other but we like to fight over silly stuff 😂😂😂

[@joabban9559]

The "ordinary Ghana" brains at work. Hands down!!

[@RoydMwenda]

Teacher Asante is brilliant; The other panelists were well below his level. Much love from Zambia 🇿🇲.

[@winnienyameba]

This video was hilarious. I’m glad teacher Asante was there 😂😂😂 he brought the balance needed

[@BeatsbyX042]

He is the main character on this episode

[@imanaziz4198]

I want to see teacher Asante more on this channel. He’s very knowledgeable, articulate and intelligent.

[@kulexsundaydaniel934]

We live in the same place falomo Ikoyi his intelligent

[@confusions2534]

Teacher Asante is very educated and intellectual in his communications, such a great teacher he is.

[@envyberry]

Patrick just wants to disagree with everything and then later he's like i lowkey agree with them🤣🤣

[@kelvincyprian1237]

he's a very funny guy 😅🤣

[@love.sacibo]

😂😂😂 I love him

[@KAZUTORA883]

He definetly a ghanian hater 🤣 , btw iam from Kerala, India, i love the african people talking 🤍

[@sylvestersly8659]

Real shid😂

[@chilombomululu6034]

😂😂😂

[@JONAHOGAR-gl5ub]

that elderly Ghanaian man made the show.🇳🇬💯❤️

[@GarryWilliam-t2d]

Sure 💯

[@TamImBlessed]

The elderly Ghana man was not in his feelings like the Ghana girls. He points out facts without feeling hurt. He was the most neutral person. The people that were so much in their feelings were the Ghana girls and the older Naija man.

[@Marie-Fey40]

I'm a Ghanaian and that girl in the middle annoyed me so much. She relied too much on her feelings and was not open to what the others had to say just like the guy seated next to her

[@feargod6842]

​@@Marie-Fey40Yes, she just wants to win. Typical of many Ghanaians when it comes to anything between Ghana and Nigeria. I like the debate between Kenya and Nigeria better, everyone was sincere and respected each other's opinions

[@sitsosamueloheneba-dornyoj7185]

😂😂😂 the HOT, HUT, HURT example though ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥

[@EbenezerAsante-qb7op]

I tell you....😂😂😂 It was recently I got to know that the scary body guard in *Guardian Angel movie, whom we all knew to be Tonda, was actually *Thunder*... The tonation deceived us....

[@kingsleyduodu7126]

I’m Ghanaian but I love the nigerian man who disagrees with everything… Dude made my day 😂

[@GNIKOFFICIAL1]

That be how dem dey even if they know it’s true forget they won’t accept.

[@jiidegree]

that werey is mad 🤣

[@jayfab4689]

😅

[@HeyMe75]

Thats the thing about most Nigerians, they think everything is a joke.

[@CapReacts573]

@@GNIKOFFICIAL1That’s what I love about them

[@EstyNetworks]

I’m 6 minutes into this video and all I can say is that if you want to win an argument, please do it with fact . I love teacher Asante for that!!

[@HeyMan.]

"We have a lot of things to gain, if we walk in unity". ❤

[@victorylapp]

Ghana is a small country . Don’t compare Ghana to Nigeria . Do you compare Norway to USA? Yet Scandinavian countries have some of the highest standard of living in the world but so what . Ghana to Nigeria is like Taiwan to China , no comparison . When it comes to areas where Nigeria is lacking , we will get there

[@adeshaqin]

The Ghanaian Man Is Amazing, this was highly educative, we need more of this

[@HefnerLamar]

learn how to spell ghanaian too

[@dougscience6361]

That's irrelevant your focus is on the wrong point... ​@@HefnerLamar

[@smartstorytellers]

Teacher Asante was one of the teachers who supported the government to loot Ghanaian resources because their families was part of that party.. so after the government takeover by Jerry John, he was looking all over for them to take back the money they looted then boom most of them run away they your country.. the man he said was bad is the man who wrote the Ghanaian constitution

[@HefnerLamar]

@@dougscience6361 you think it’s irrelevant ofc African mentality

[@dougscience6361]

@@HefnerLamar are you African?

[@YoungMesrine]

I'm a Gabonese 🇬🇦 and at the end of the day I like Ghana 🇬🇭 because I've had my bachelor degree in Accra and I like Nigeria 🇳🇬because I have a lot of Nigerian friends and they are cool. I like all the African countries from East, South, West, Central and North, we have differences and similarities let's build together and put our pride aside.

[@thedailycheckpoint]

Agree, Africa is the most united continent, except for the northern part, it is like they don’t even want to be apart of it

[@MOS_REAL_NETWORK]

❤

[@roynique5218]

It’s what I noticed . Ignore ego. Speak up.join hands ( reduce tribalism) and face your leaders . It’s what we do here regardless of our differences.

[@vitalaliu8604]

Nigerians are not competing with Ghanaians, how can an elephant compete with an ant

[@enocharmah-quaye2964]

I am Ghanaian and I loved the wisdom and intellect dispensed by Teacher Asante. But I believe there are Nigerians who are equally as wise and intellectually capable as he is, they just weren't featured in this episode. Please in the part 2 of this topic, please bring a Nigerian who is just like teacher Asante. I feel like the Nigerian woman on the extreme left and the guy in the durag will grow up to be something close to teacher Asante but just aren't there yet just because of age and experience.

[@olekachidi]

I once lived in Ghana, learnt how to drive there, when I got back home I tried driving the “Ghanaian way” as my friends would call it, I am shocked they’d laugh at me for obeying traffic rules 🥲

[@gideontawiah4248]

That’s crazy. I’m sure I will get beaten if I come to Nigeria because I can’t allow people disobey traffic rules.

[@KwekuNhyiraAppiah]

I drove a Nigerian man and he was literally telling me to disregard traffic regulations, so I was like sir are you new in Ghana ? 😊…

[@arieszona]

Nigeria is home of the ruff Ryder's

[@greenhealthconsult5642]

Really

[@Philemon_Wilson]

Hahaha 🤣 😂😂

[@daisyboafo6778]

Two siblings arguing. Love Nigerian and Nigerians. Love from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@_d.395]

Most of them are answering questions with prejudice and not truth, like it's tweeter banter. I love how Teacher Asante answers the questions

[@flashfive12]

Even he has bias & contradictions the most prominent one was when he was discussing resources

[@ifeoluwaisavibe3166]

I so much respect teacher Asante so wise and unbiased

[@LoveOLagos]

YES!!!💯

[@caliisbored8203]

Facts

[@staytruealways207]

You are just happy because he said Nigeria is big brother 😂 which is a lie!!

[@ifeoluwaisavibe3166]

@@staytruealways207 that’s just the honest truth regardless of the current economic hardships

[@staytruealways207]

@@ifeoluwaisavibe3166 it’s only in Nigeria, how can you be big brother when you always copy us, all you know is copy and paste. Anyyything Ghanaians do Nigerians must follow…why, you have even followed us to our country 🤦🏾‍♂️😂

[@Hustleiq1]

Bringing the elders to the table is amazing

[@Bukafive]

😂😂

[@lotusrose999]

Teacher Asante was a wonderful feature, a pleasure to watch. I’d like to see more of him.

[@valentineachum1020]

I love the rich intellect and wisdom displayed by the Ghanaian teacher Asante. Love from Nigeria ❤

[@shadowone01x99]

Give a like if u want part 2 of this topic with a bigger panel, longer video and must include Teacher Asante.

[@michaelarko9743]

I couldn't agree more!!!🫱🏽‍🫲🏼

[@kray5550]

The Nigerians need an equally educated man like the Ghanaian old man .

[@caffisdiary5300]

We agree

[@nanaamponsah6320]

Wisdom is speaking Big ups to Teacher Asante. God bless him he is very honest and factual

[@ani_ndokwa1244]

Teacher Asante is really intelligent and honest about his opinion

[@nanaserwaa.]

This is by far one of my favourite episodes. I could listen to Teacher Asante everyday. Such Wisdom!

[@wosopchale]

Teacher Asante Represented both Country with Facts and Figures! Cognitive Skills and Knowledge

[@augustineagbakoba7704]

As a Nigerian that studied in Ghana for 3 years before lecturing for an extra 1 year, I will say this is one of the best content I have seen about this two wonderful countries. I wish we could understand the level of success we can produce if we work together rather than all this unnecessary banta between us.

[@NanaKNOwusu]

Harness the best of both countries and it would be an informidable duo. Continental unity as Nkrumah advocated is the best approach to even and rapid development.

[@jayflex442]

100% right …

[@1mrswae33]

The best comment on here

[@nickypaddy7384]

Best comment I've read here so far. Gye wo two

[@eunicekyere7946]

This is so beautiful to see two countries being discussed by their citizens. God bless our homeland GHANA🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 God bless NIGERIA🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬. One love❤❤❤✌✌✌

[@godswilldadie554]

Teacher Asante… I needed your services in Ghana.. i have offer for you ❤

[@phinaseven-pn5ke]

Big Love all the way from Ghana 🇬🇭 Teacher Ashante much love 🥰

[@kl3707]

I’m a Nigerian and I’ve learnt something from Mr Asante today❤️❤️❤️

[@emmanuelotumede9085]

I was reluctant to watch it in the beginning but after seeing it through, I've learned a lot and I hope to visit Ghana some day 😊 Shout out to my Ghanaian brothers and sisters ❤

[@jefferybaah7861]

Teacher Asante just brought in the facts

[@symply_emmi]

The Ghanaian elderly man is quite knowledgeable and learned

[@yannnobosse163]

Watching this video as a Cameroonian, reminds me of the struggles between Cameroon and Ivory coast. Would like to see a face to face between those two.

[@stephennyame6686]

The man in green was the last killer of this war film we just witnessed.What an antagonist😂😂

[@rufaioladunni4308]

When I saw Nigeria and Ghana I did not even read the rest, I just clicked it. Cruise has done it again

[@bencoinstitute]

Swears...

[@Oghosa_Praise]

Like for real

[@confusions2534]

same here lol

[@007wole]

Me too 😂😂

[@numofrancis]

Me sef

[@MuriakReshMa]

Teacher Asante is a genius fox.. loving the Cruise and watching from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@noodle1604]

Teacher Asante is so well spoken

[@JoshSingle]

This has been one of the best things I've ever watched on KZbin

[@seniorrabby6785]

My name is Senior Rabbi and I'm happy for what these amazing people are doing. These augments are very very educative and enjoyable to watch. Infact i can't stop watching these same people again. I love you all.

[@Peggyg13]

What a great man from Ghana ! I just love what he said on leadership. Like a football team, the captain must be a footballer. If the team is good, the team will win. It is Nigerians who will build Nigeria not the leaders . Nigerians believe just go and vote and blame them. ! It doesn’t work that way . 9ja people please hear what this great man said and internalize it.

[@webbymonk5228]

What he said is true, but when you vote and it is rigged or sold to the highest bidder, you have no other option.

[@Okoragyak]

@@webbymonk5228 But do not forget that whoever ends up winning the election is still a NIGERIAN who has just BECOME a leader by the peoples' vote. Did that person turn corrup at that time s/he was voted into power, or the enviroment had already shaped his/her corrupt mindset before becoming a leader?

[@ebenezeramoh-ntim3609]

​@webbymonk5228 when you vote it is your responsibility to protect the ballot to prevent rigging.

[@adenikki33]

The people who rig and the people who sell their mandates for peanuts are all Nigerians and part of the problem

[@Peggyg13]

@@ebenezeramoh-ntim3609 Nigeria has the highest rate of political apathy in the world. In other words the citizens just don’t care about governance or who represents them. They only thing Our citizens are good at is complaining especially on social media. Their is no mass political action from civil societies to mobilize voters to be politically active in terms of participating in actual governance process. The so called civil societies only care about popularity. They are only present on the pages of newspapers, television screens and social media. They more concern with been influencers. This is the reason the country hasn’t been working effectively. Nigerian citizens just don’t care about politics & governance forgetting that politics and governs is what shapes the destiny of a country. This lack of care is the reason most of our professionals emigrate. They prefer to build another man’s land than their own.

[@omeizasanni]

That elderly man is so bright!

[@robertosei8867]

He is ghanaian..that say it all!

[@npk6081]

There are two elderly men which one?

[@robertosei8867]

@@npk6081 with dreads...aka asante

[@GarryWilliam-t2d]

Very intelligent 🧠 💯

[@VibeswithBillo]

That's why he is an Elderly being

[@issahakabdulwahab8077]

I hope to see more of this conversation soon. I was amazed watching the full video. Thank you Nigeria, thank you Ghana. Love ❤️

[@wealthempirecapital]

Patrick is just a comedian😂 His closing remarks killed me..if I'm God and someone calls me Gad, i will not listen.. like how😂😂😂

[@RansfordAppleh]

😂😂.. full time comedian He was just disagreeing with everything Even the ones that made sense In his mind, najia no dey carry last

[@lujosocakes8834]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@surfacexplorer]

That was my fave part lol. We lucky he isn't God plenty ppl would die 😂

[@oseikofi5413]

😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@HaryishengAcademyMasaka]

😂😂😂😂

[@hopedor2130]

TEACHER ASANTE is funny 😂😂. He said ONE SMALL BOY FOLLOWED HIS FATHER TO KOTOKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, HE SAID DADDY ARE WE IN LONDON?

[@deryjuliet2880]

The NEPA part weak me 😂

[@lordderbs]

Perfectly synced with the video as I reached your comment and started reading 17:50

[@DebbySwift-yn5ee]

My problem be say why una dey Nigeria abeg go back una Ghana jare

[@upendo.3570]

@@deryjuliet2880😂😂😂

[@kelvinkumah8927]

Teacher Asante is a Genius.. He really schooled me.

[@moyosorepeter1850]

Teacher Asante was spitting facts throughout this episode. As a Nigerian, the Nigerians in this episode could have done better in representing the country in my opinion.

[@samcilxix160]

True But it also shows the thinking of an a average Nigerian Especially the older Nigerian man that was hell bent on just saying Nigeria is better For me later down the road it just shows that we have way more issues than we thought instead of the normal Nigeria vs Ghana debates we're used to

[@NanaBoakyeAgyemang]

He’s good

[@therightbrainthinker]

Spitting facts 😅 Smh. 20m Nigerians in Ghana is fact? The total population of Ghana is 35m. You call that fact? He is learned, no doubt but he gave a lot of flaws himself. A whole lot. He said “Nigeria is the African country with least food” 😂🤣 Another rubbish. Nigeria has more delicacy than 3 West African countries combined. Statistically 😅 Don’t let me even break down other things he mentioned 😅

[@ismailbolaji7107]

@@samcilxix160 I disagree with u. When u bring an intellect, a writer to debate with ordinary citizens, the difference will be clear. And the same everywhere.

[@veronicamathias5558]

They did their best ooooo 😂😂😂😂😂

[@barrye40txzboy16]

See how Ghana man dey realized grammar back to back danm Nigeria 🇳🇬 we lost 😭😭😭

[@traymanny7310]

Release not realized 😂😂I am Ghanaian any ways

[@gideontawiah4248]

@@traymanny7310all we do in Ghana is speak good English. We need to go beyond that and invent stuffs if we want to develop faster.

[@shenkexshenkes8592]

English is Just a language like Twi..so no big deal

[@taylety3390]

❤❤❤❤

[@melodyomoregie]

His been in Nigeria for 40 years, and is an English teacher

[@christianmillsburner8693]

The Nigerian man said Ghanaians should eat good food 😂😂 I’m a Ghanaian but that one got me 😂😂

[@viewsrate]

😂😂🙈🙈

[@Ghenghenn]

The tone is just crazy 😂😂😂

[@aamengor953]

Really love the fact that Ghana and Nigeria can sit and have this conversation, in my opinion both countries won, we need more of this

[@babajidesmith582]

No, just one country won and the other lost woefully. Ghana won hands down. Nigeria was represented by whimps. It was a mismatch. How can you bring an intellectual, who has live in Nigeria more than half of his life and square him up with bunch of genzee's who haven't stepped out of lagos before. some haven't even traveled as far a calabar. When they had opportunity to visit other states through NYSC , they redeployed to stay in lagos.

[@ebenezerochotukpo1294]

The old Ghanaian man talks with wisdom

[@adiscobaracuda]

Uncle Atta as we used to call back in the day, was my English teacher when I was 6 years old. Children who grew up in ikoyi should know who he is.. He’s very intelligent. Good to see him again after so many years.

[@KennethBoakye-v4h]

Teacher Asante really schooled them like wow and the other old Nigerian man was just trying to save Nigeria from disgrace by being bias

[@otdavid_]

I didn't even need to see the thumbnail. I saw the logo and immediately clicked on the video. No joke, you guys make the most interesting videos, keep up the good work.

[@augustaonuoha4499]

i just want to seat with teacher Asante and listen to him speak all day. As a Nigerian, I just kept nodding, when he spoke. We have a long way to go.

[@Bennystyles-bp5tf]

This teacher asante is preaching nothing but the unbiased truth and the best part is that he's was living during the time Nigeria was developing so he knows I respect that, that Emmanuela girl said a whole lot of nothing

[@kwasiappiah6992]

We Ghanaians disown Emmanuella, she is not Ghanaians. Maybe Nigerians can have her

[@dopehitrecords8105]

Heyy mr atta! The man with the Ghana hat! My lesson teacher when I was younger 😂😂😂😂

[@tumexxjr]

Teacher Asante is well educated. As a Nigerian i’m proud of how much knowledge he spread today❤

[@wyndie__22]

Teacher Asante even educated the Nigerians 😂😂😂❤️ That’s how good we are as Ghanaians!!

[@oluwagbengaaborisade3179]

What do u expect? he has been here for 40yrs

[@TMS26164]

To be sincere I was taught by Ghanaian teachers too

[@waakyeuchiha6112]

​@user-md3jn1ug1k🤣is the violence necessary?

[@thelegion538]

15 years he said.

[@queenfatimaa4732]

@user-md3jn1ug1k did we or did we not go further than you ??

[@KelvinKlein-xf9qv]

Mr. Asante the Ghanaian is speaking wisdom and his history bring through

[@benjidarko2097]

I just love Patrick. Man is too patriotic🤣🤣 Teacher Asante though❤

[@servantdanielthepoet3115]

I had to subscribe because of Teacher Asante. The man is deep ❤

[@danielforson5932]

Atell u herrrrr... very deep

[@nafiulawal1443]

I am Ghanaian and Mr. Patrick was hilarious. "Give it to Ghana, they are trying" killed me

[@HefnerLamar]

thats actually how shallow minded they are 🤣they think africa revolves around them

[@reinaelsa4041]

He can be hilarious however he has no clue what he says. All his information are misplaced. Cluelessness

[@wondersolomon4437]

I loved him as well for his humor.. He said he went to evening school (whatever that implies) lol 😂

[@amaradoraonah36]

I’m Nigerian and he made me laugh the most. However apart from that he humor, he did not contribute anything meaningful to the topics that were brought up😂

[@Kingofthenet2]

@@HefnerLamarso true. They need to be thoroughly humbled

[@blackvikingfashionhouse2655]

This Naija man who said he’s been everywhere but listening to him again saying he only being in Lagos and haven’t been to Ghana , then why is he up there lyinggggh😂😂😂 And yes Jollof is from senegal 🇸🇳

[@samcilxix160]

"If footballers are choosing a leader, a captain, the captain must be a footballer". That's a bar, and he's right, we Nigerians ourselves are lawless in our own country but we behave so well in other countries

[@HefnerLamar]

you dont behave well in other countries relax

[@emmymuchie]

Not all our brothers and sisters behave well.

[@samcilxix160]

@@emmymuchie true But you can agree with me that the average Nigerian behave better outside the country than in ours Our airports being a major example

[@FootyRevolutionHQ]

😂😂​@@HefnerLamar

[@Okoragyak]

Tell us; in which country your people behave well, abi?

[@mtardieh]

Teacher Asante is so calm and knowledgeable. Impressive 👏👏👏

[@Watikul_gh3068]

We need all participants again in another discussion. They made it very engaging. Thank you everyone who contributed to a successful production. 🙏✌️👍👍🔥🔥🔥

[@herbertmensah625]

"I didn't lock my car, I didn't lock my car" Calm down you're in Ghana 😂😂😂😂 Welcome to Ghana 🇬🇭

[@jolaoluwaoyinlola8461]

Go away 😭😭😭😭😭

[@herbertmensah625]

@@jolaoluwaoyinlola8461 calm down 😂

[@Danorous]

That's bullshit. Anything evil can happen any time

[@KoketsoR7]

Nice, please do South Africa vs Nija

[@hamiltonblankson]

Well, I guess some Nigerians also abuse the 'sanity' in Ghana. Back at the University of Ghana, I had to constantly ask the Nigerians to lock their doors even when stepping out for two minutes. You never know when a neighbour can decide to start their stealing career o. Beware.

[@lindawanlove-fs8fo]

Naaaa This Patrick guy is a whole mode ..he added spices to the show 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Damilosky]

12:47 I am a Nigerian living in Ghana. I've heard stories of people’s phones being snatched at Zongo junction, Madina. I always hold my phone closely when passing through that route.

[@olalekerichards]

This Ghana man schooled the girls

[@mtardieh]

Not only the girls, but even the other elderly man.

[@dennisbrown7930]

He schooled the old Nigerian than the ladies

[@adeayoakinbodewa4143]

I agree with everything Teacher Asante said. He spoke well

[@gtimerepochrist4361]

Nope the old man is lieing , he said in Ghana dey don't drop sachet water on the ground but I can tell u fir fact in kasoa down to sprintex to Madina pure water sachet full ground anyhow and he said Ghana has 24/7 light which is a big fat lie , the teacher is trying to sound intelligent but if u analyze him well he is sentimental and saying rubbish

[@_jeffrey359]

@@gtimerepochrist4361comparative arguments and exaggerations. Ik you’ve heard it before

[@basgah4292]

I agree with Patrick "you only steal what you are exposed to"

[@Milliscentngozi2023]

I am half Ghanaian,half Nigerian. My dad is Nigerian but I was born and bred in Ghana. I am literally the peacemaker between these two great countries. Peace ✌️

[@drfun111]

I'm also half Nigerian and half Ghana. Mom is a Nigerian and dad is a Nigerian. It always interesting and fun lol

[@Philemon_Wilson]

@@drfun111 correct yourself please 🙏

[@alicemenlah5001]

I honestly sometimes ask myself how it is to be both? You're a very dangerous combination lol ❤

[@Philemon_Wilson]

@@alicemenlah5001 hahaha 🤣

[@technologyandlifehacktips8387]

Same here dear..I was born in Kano,Nigeria by a Ghanaian father and a lovely Ghanaian mom.. But my whole life after 3years has been Ghanaian because I was raised by my Granny that’s my dads mom in Ghana…proud Kumasi guy🤝

[@fB-sk2wy]

I just subscribed and found the content engaging as a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 currently living in the United States. I want to express my heartfelt appreciation to teacher Asante for the invaluable contribution of knowledge and perspicuity. Aisha was also poignant as she vehemently expressed her disgust to convey her point! It fills me with immense pride! It would be highly beneficial to transition from engaging in unnecessary arguments about trivial matters like rice to focusing on more significant topics such as technology, science research, medicine, and mechanization. We can move away from divisive tendencies by supporting one another and utilizing our energy and mineral resources to uplift each nation. The depth of dialogue and insights in this content is truly exceptional. I am eagerly looking forward to more content based on these themes.

[@princessadeola6999]

I really loved the way Nigerians and the Ghanaian English teacher expressed their views intelligently.

[@strangeworld3746]

We (Ghana) couldn’t have gotten any better representative than Teacher Asante. Very informed and knowledgeable

[@caterina9786]

Is there any way of hearing more of teacher asante? Does he have a website, blog, book, social media page? I find him very unbiased and intelligent. As a nigerian, i LOVE my country and i hope to be alive to see this country flourish to its full potential

[@adetokunbowilliams1345]

Mr.Attah ( hopefully I’m spelling that correctly ) greatest English teacher of all time I ever had . Had the honor of being taught so many lessons from him . Bless you sir 🫡

[@g_larbie]

So fun watching, really enjoyed! Very educative! Stand up GH 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@aboachie1]

This was great.Please bring Papa Asante back for more videos.

[@victorgodwin1115]

That old Man just Made my day. I am preparing for an Exam tomorow but I go watch this. Its Nigerias that will build Nigeria

[@ifeoluwaisavibe3166]

This man in green trad was a hater till the end🤣

[@johnny9092]

😂😂😂😂 I think some Ghana woman reject his proposal or Ghana guy take his girl 😂😂😂😂

[@truthfinder9618]

It is a debate

[@calm712]

Teacher Ashanti is highly educated could listen to him for days

[@Marie-Fey40]

Those two people in the middle (The Nigerian man and that Ghanaian woman) were not supposed to be there. None of them were willing to listen to what the other had to say

[@kumoji1]

But glad he came to terms on the ending comment about God. He can use an open mind and candidness on the other topics discussed

[@themostshero]

Teacher Asante is full of wisdom.