My culture shocks in Ghana 🇬🇭 as a Nigerian 🇳🇬😄

[@Ejeomah]

I just realized my sound is a bit jacked up 😢 I'm so sorry. I'm working on it.

[@noko-fine_space]

you sound great

[@Ejeomah]

@ yes, I fixed it. thank you so much 🥰

[@sekyiraphael]

Ejeomah, Ghanaians are open to all things good. If music from Nigeria, South Africa and more so from Nigeria and its good we will embrace it.

[@Lucabrazi23]

Thanks!

[@Ejeomah]

@@Lucabrazi23 This really means the world to me, 😭 especially since I just got monetized. Thank you so much ❤️ wishing you a happy new year 🙌

[@Ejeomah]

@@Lucabrazi23 Thank you once again 🥺

[@Lucabrazi23]

@@Ejeomah Thank you.

[@KwakuAdutwum-g9f]

I can see that at least MODERN EDUCATED NIGERIANS LIKE GHANA AND GHANAIANS----It is nice you do realize the good about GHANAIANS. Something the WHOLE WORLD REALIZED LONG AGO.

[@jomsview]

Oh yeah I guess you have fixed the sound now. It's better 💃👏

[@Ejeomah]

@@jomsview yes thank you so much

[@nanakonadu-]

We do not check in Our heads whether Someone looks like a Ghanaian or not, before we decide to treat them well or not. We treat human beings like human beings, Try that Nigerians. Almost the whole world Comes to Ghana and they all say Ghanaian People are the most Treasure of Our Country. This is who we are and that is why we attract so many people. We have humility, and love even more towards the foreigner than ourselves. If Ghanaians treated you very nicely because you look like a Ghanaian, What reason will we have to treat the white people, Indians, Spanish, Chinese, who are of a completely different race. Or other Africans who dont look Ghanaian. We don't have that time please.

[@bigmama5048]

There are migrants from neighbouring countries like Niger chad etc Mali who beg in the streets . Beautiful Fulani girls are used to beg whilst their father sits in the shade

[@mohammedanane92]

My Sister you are right Aburi is 45 minutes away from Ghana 🇬🇭😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄joke

[@Ejeomah]

@@mohammedanane92 😄😄😄. I realized it wasn't 😄😆😆😆

[@franciswoli2647]

Most of the street children are not Ghanaians

[@LexMoy]

Kwasia! See this one too.. Are there not homeless people in NG?

[@Ejeomah]

Thank you for watching and for your feedback! I appreciate you bringing up the important issue of homelessness, which is, of course, a reality in Nigeria. I actually did touch on that in the video, but I understand how it might have been missed. Thanks for pointing that out! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@isabelladelaawudi6259]

Why can you be civil, must everything begin with an insult?

[@isaacebodarmian2282]

You're very foolish to assault her.

[@nyabinghi870]

Your accent is quite different from some Nigerians

[@Ejeomah]

@@nyabinghi870 oh really hehe 👀

[@RichardPardie]

The GA tribe in Ghana are from Nigeria

[@dochere-bolelwang]

I wish we could remove all the different names of African countries and remain with one.. AFRICA. 😀.. You are doing well lady. Keep going. (from Johannesburg)

[@Ejeomah]

Yes, I feel you on this one. Thank you so much for your comment and for watching my video. p.s: and yayyyyyyyy, It's a pleasure to connect with someone from Johannesburg! Wishing you a Happy New Year from Nigeria

[@JonGreeny]

Yeah.. GH shocked you as if you came from a better country..

[@isabelladelaawudi6259]

Accra is the capital city so it expected to see homelessness doesn’t mean they are homeless. They will rather sleep there to save money for other projects than to rent. Different reasons make people displaced but nothing these things shouldn’t be tagged as cultural shock when it’s a norm around the world except mad people roaming the streets

[@Ejeomah]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! I learned something new from your comment. I wasn't aware that people might sleep outside for reasons other than homelessness. It definitely gives me a new perspective. thank you once again

[@edwarddadzie70]

Ejeomah,your smile is really contagious and am already crushing on you and falling in love with if u aree single

[@Ejeomah]

:) thank you. you are too kind

[@aamo557]

I thought you were going to say something reasonable however you talking homeless is just pure nonsense. Aren't there homeless people in your country Nigeria? If it's your country Nigeria those people you are talking about will be lost. But in Ghana even though they are homeless, they are still safe. For your info in America, Japan they are homeless people.

[@mckelvinboateng7942]

And they are even not Ghanaians..

[@dochere-bolelwang]

I wouldn't be upset if she'd come to South Africa and mention crime in her content.. That's the reality of my country as much as I hate criminality..

[@dochere-bolelwang]

There are criminals in South Africa who are not documented South Africans. You find a lot of them in our prisons as well. But because they are here, they are our criminals..

[@Adebuea]

What’s wrong with her being emotional about seeing homelessness in Accra ? Y’all so closed minded and so fragile. Every truth hurt yall feelings. I’m a Ghanaian living in the states and there re Ghanaians who re homeless here. What’s wrong with talking about it ? She wasn’t expecting that scene but she came across it and all she is doing is sharing her experience and yall wanna attack her? 🤦🏾

[@LexMoy]

@@Adebuea You don't understand how subtly Nigerians always try to throw shade at Ghanaians with their content. Why is a Nigerian coming from one of the must dangerous and socially/politically unstable countries in Africa coming to a country known for it's peace and political stability to act surprised when she sees a couple of homeless children? Isn't that strictly false pretense keeping into account how bad things are in her country of origin?

[@princeofori9730]

The is FOOD AND DRUGS AUTHORITY REGULATIONS that don't serve food stuffs with your bare hands that's why you see people serving food with rubbers on hands

[@Ejeomah]

@@princeofori9730 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@A_journey_with_nature.]

All nigerian KZbinrs now need ghanaians to trend or make contents. y'all funny as fuck

[@Ejeomah]

Appreciate the feedback! It's all about collaboration and finding interesting content, right? 😊

[@nanakonadu-]

Insulting Ghanaians along the way, So tired of them

[@nanakonadu-]

​@@Ejeomah Find Interesting Content in your own Country, There's Plenty of those, You're 250 Million People, We are only 30 Million, You're more than 7 times larger than Ghanaians in Population, You're more than 3 Times larger in land size, And you Still Cannot find anything interesting in Nigeria to talk about ? All we hear everyday from you is Ghana this, Ghana that, both truth and deliberate Lies. You even call Ghana a Small Village, but you leave your BIG Country Nigeria to Come to the Village because there are interesting things in the Village Ghana. Amazing. And if you all were respectful and truthful, wouldn't be upset, but you belittle Ghanaians, laugh at us , Insult us , We're very tired ok. We are