Nigerians accept and promote their own, but we do not understand how to push our own - Sonnie Badu

Nigerians accept and promote their own, but we do not understand how to push our own. - Sonnie Badu addresses the difference between Ghana and Nigeria.
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[@dansatchkabaka4415]

Nigerians don't even feel we've done anything yet. So, it is shocking for us to see Ghanaians losing their minds

[@mrkendrickenoma9780]

😂the matter tires me o

[@gsupport5264]

Thank you dear

[@kennyking5606]

Then stop inviting them to your country. You invite our people because they can sell the show. Why are you not inviting Cameroonians instead of naija 🇳🇬 🇳🇬

[@oladimejiasafa7070]

Stop inviting Nigerian artistes pls and stop talking about them nonstop. Invite artistes from Togo, Benin, Egypt, Burundi. Leave us alone for God sake. We are not existing because of Ghana.

[@Damian-rt3rt]

Nigerians this, Nigerians that. GHANIANS, LEAVE US THE HECK ALONE. LET NIGERIANS BREATHE !!!

[@ayankunleakanbi1650]

The BLAME NIGERIA SYNDROME IS INCURABLE even among Ghanaian 'gospel' musicians! LORD have mercy!🤔🤷🏾

[@asuquoudo5850]

Some Ghanaians insultive attitudes towards Nigerians keeps our artists and other Nigerians faraway from you guys

[@buway1]

Ghanaians always having something to say about Nigeria.

[@dam-damr1209]

Never knew Sonnie Badu is a Ghanaian. Thought he is Nigerian with the level of popularity he has in Nigeria. Kudos to you guys.

[@godson479]

Same here. I just got to know this week that he's not a Nigerian, and I have known about him for more than 5 years. We know him here and love him.

[@ethobridget5199]

I don't know him

[@keepingupwithirene]

I think Ghanaians should focus on healing their hearts first, because even when your songs are being play in Nigerians clubs you guys still won't know. The power and advantage Nigerian musicians have Is resilience and persistent they are always in your faces releasing songs every minute just like the way they release their movies. They are always in the studio. Ghanaians if I may ask how many Nigerian songs do you guys promote? Who do Nigerian musicians depend on to promote their music? Guys learn one thing if you don't promote yourself or sell yourselves no one will. Nigerian musicians promote themselves because if they don't no one will period.

[@DominicanRosaryConfraternity]

If Sonnie Badu were to be a Nigerian......mehnnnnnnn the guy will be ruling the entire world by now. His voice quality is simply super. Wish you all the good things of life dear bro.

[@alexbanj7a7bc]

No Sonnie boy won't be ruling the entire world if he were a Nigerian. Certainly not. A chicken coop maybe. Yeah, he might be lucky enough to be ruling a chicken coop.

[@victoradejumo566]

Nigerian upcoming talents are not even getting enough space to showcase themselves

[@ibrahimsalami4014]

Why are guys so envious. Stop inviting Nigerian artists to Ghana. See if they succeed or not. What's your problem???

[@osagunmwedeobayagbonna4135]

Lol I am laughing you in Nigeria

[@bankoleoladimeji374]

Wahala ur blood Dey 🔥🔥

[@theophilusampiah5163]

Nigeria doesn't need Ghana!Ghana needs Nigeria because Nigerian music is now global, while Ghana music can't even travel beyond our borders.

[@whatisayiswhatuhear]

Help me tell them ooo … which one come be wahala like this. I don’t think they really know how ridiculous they both sound. So they want us to leave our own brothers and sisters for theirs really? Just use ur people and leave us alone relationship no be by force and not a do or die and quit the whining.

[@whatisayiswhatuhear]

@@theophilusampiah5163 yet they refuse to take a simple advice that will do them good.

[@kentolicious]

How can this man be called a gospel musician with so much anger in his mind and voice against Innocent Nigerians, I doubt you guys 😢

[@festfst6488]

i use to think "Sonnie Badu" is a Nigerian until I discovered he's a Ghanaian. the guy sing good Gospel song

[@tilly9169]

I thought we were done with this conversation? Oh, now they have carried their entitlement mentality to Gospel music! It is well with you guys.

[@danielchukwu4212]

Ghanaians are the same whether pagan, fetish, Christian, Muslim and whatever

[@ayenioluwaseun-sd8ye]

Honestly imagine Sonnie badu

[@mikahel.m.i9217]

​@@ayenioluwaseun-sd8ye Dr sunny Badu really discouraged me about his calling today. I see his actions as witchcraft, witch hunting Nigeria for their success, Nigeria MUST carry Ghanaians along if not Nigeria musicians come to Ghana. He as a pastor understand everyone has his or her own time to shine . This is very SAD 😢 indeed from a pastor coming set the stage on how to dim Nigeria shining moment

[@lusay144truth]

​@@mikahel.m.i9217The question is, is he really a genuine pastor?

[@amlegion.547]

Ghanaians, una too dey complain; Una go explain tire in jesus name, NO EVIDENCE, mumu people.

[@dansatchkabaka4415]

Ghana know all the secrets to Nigeria's success.

[@mrkendrickenoma9780]

😂

[@danielakubumadu4063]

And yet.....

[@whatisayiswhatuhear]

And yet Ghana is still not there yet, that’s the worst, the knowledge u are not activating in fact it’s best u don’t even know it all

[@gamzilo]

😂😂

[@fistandpen2505]

Ghanaian music stakeholders have ALL the answers but somehow NO answers as well.

[@Mkym365]

I thought Sunny Badu was a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 Pastor, why is he preaching Division, I don’t understand it. And same Sunny Badu has recieved Massive SUPPORT from Nigerians. If this is the mind of some Ghanians 🇬🇭 pastors, no wonder Ghana is where it is today

[@blackpalacemusic]

What did he say, that promotes division??

[@emmanuelayodele7901]

I don't believe he's preaching division.. he said it several times how Nigeria and Nigerians have affected his life positively. I think he is just honestly passionate about his own country men to be as successful in Nigeria just as he has been. Only that he just missed out one fact that he himself is more Nigerian than most Ghanaians. He sings in our Nigerian language, moves closely with our musicians and churches all these things an average Ghanaian will not do because an average Ghanaian feels entitled I just don't understand why it is so.

[@mikahel.m.i9217]

​@@blackpalacemusic He did lots of witchcraft activities in his words, witchcraft hunting the Nigerians for their success, we must carry people who insisted on sing all through in Twi to Nigeria whether we understood the lyrics or not, The Nigerians most sings in English and the chorus is local language so it becomes easy to follow, A lovely Ghanaian sister forced me to buy her CD she did in twi all through about 9 tracks in twi I just supported her in other to help her, not that I understood anything in the CD and she leaves I Europe. Still want to become a star with twi songs.

[@austeenonwusa8524]

​​@@blackpalacemusic...that Nigerian gospel artist don't invite Ghanaian gospel artist to participate in their gigs...he clearly said it wasn't fair. Firstly,Nigerians don't owe Ghanaian any favors... so stop expecting us to do that for you,secondly, don't expect to be invited when you show no seriousness about your faith. Do you see Nigerian gospel artist coming to the screen to make controversial statements like you all..the other day,I heard one complaining about Nathaniel Bassey,now Badu has towed the line of Shatta Wale and the likes...in any case,why must it be Ghanaians we invite when better artist are in South Africa, Kenya,America etc. Ghanaians should stop feeling entitled when it comes to Nigerians, we owe you all nothing.

[@blackpalacemusic]

@@austeenonwusa8524 Did he lie? Are you saying that someone giving their opinions about inequalities, causes division?

[@kelvinobi3577]

At this point i think Ghana should just cancel Nigerian song, make we rest....today Nigeria, tomorrow Nigeria.....what is it?

[@MichaelBrown-sy4rk]

Bro that will be bad news for business department Clubbing and bar they will not sell not forget nah Nigeria music they move crowd Mst people there are Nigerians not forget we knw how to spend Ghanaians are stingy

[@charlesokoro654]

Ghana artists have more streamings in Nigeria than some of our artists. Check recent records. Gyakie Spotify recorded no 1 in Nigeria and five in Ghana. Our support shows on the streamings, not counting the number of times Ghana songs are heard on the radio.

[@Giddy22]

Actually all Ghanaians artist have their biggest stream from Nigeria.

[@danseabatechnologies4573]

The King Promise that is trending, is it you that made it to trend in Nigeria. Do you know how many Ghanaians Nigerians have put up on stages?

[@fistandpen2505]

Even in Gospel music, these individuals are entitled. Amazing. How about you get up off your lazy asses go to Nigeria, and go network? Nigerians will not go out of their way to invite a Ghanaian if its not good for business. This is not charity. And you all invite Nigerians because it IS good for business. We'll work with Ghanaians, Kenyans or anyone else who avails themselves of good business. Tim Godfrey invites you to Nigeria because you have built a personal relationship - that's what others Ghana artists need to do as well, not sit in Accra and cry about not being invited to the party.

[@martinsgates1141]

You people don't understand they aren't really interested in growing their industry they just don't like the fact that yours is growing it is called the pull him down syndrome and it is fast becoming an epidemic spread by Ghana seeping to other countries like Cameroon ,South Africa,Ethiopia and Jamaica . Nigerians keep thinking they are operating with brothers but the truth is this if Ghana was in the place of Nigeria would they help as we have the answer is NO.I keep crying for these people to boycott us so we can have peace.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Spot on 💯👍👍👍

[@michealnicholas1503]

this man is a very honest man, thank you for telling Ghanaians the truth .

[@irenegaruba48]

Except for the Pidgin part!

[@abodunrinabayomi8808]

Spit trash on their stations but when they see us they become humble!

[@sean-et4wr]

Some American artists have incorporated pidgin English into their Afrobeat sound, not to say pidgin English would become a trend, but if it does, obviously, it’s because of Nigeria. Mark my words, if it does, Ghana will say Nigeria came to learn it from them. Everyone knows that pidgin English is associated with Nigeria, but Ghana will say they started speaking it first, and Nigeria took it and fine tuned it. Watch, it’s coming..

[@papap1186]

Ghanaians learnt pidgin English from Nigeria in the 80's and in the mid 90s the SHS students in Accra, Ghana started speaking the Nigerian pidgin and mixed it with new Ghanaian slang. Ghanaians don't really speak pidgin English because it's not a Ghanaian national language. Less than 15% of Ghanaians can speak pidgin English because it's not their thing. Most African countries learnt pidgin English from Nollywood Movies and the Nigerians who live in their countries. Pidgin English became popular globally because of Nigeria/Nigerians. In West Africa/Africa, Pidgin English is a national language only in... Nigeria Sierra Leone And the (Anglophone part of Cameroon) These 3 countries are the real pidgin English speaking countries in West Africa Region and the entire African continent. The rest of the other West African countries only few percentage of their population can speak pidgin because they started forming their own pidgin English with Nigerian pidgin English just one to 2 and half decades.

[@sean-et4wr]

@@papap1186 ok, professor, I know that. All, I am saying is Ghana will start lying that they started speaking it first, and Nigeria came to learn from them. If you read my comment, in a nutshell, I stated that pidgin English is mostly associated with Nigeria, but Ghana will claim it started in their country, just like they claim everything started in Ghana.

[@tilly9169]

@@sean-et4wr he is agreeing with you na. You sef read his comment well.

[@sean-et4wr]

@@tilly9169 read my comment again, I didn’t say he wasn’t agreeing with me, I didn’t need the lecture.

[@dimejibusari5038]

@@sean-et4wr He gave his comment same way you gave yours. Saying you don't need his lecture is rude. no one needed your comment too.

[@martinsgates1141]

I am tired of these people . Please cancel Nigerian music . You keep contradicting your self. You say Nigerians take care of people then say they dont. You say you are invited and then say they don't invite people. Not until Nigerian music industry crashes Ghanaians would not rest . I expect this from the normal pundit on radio but from Sonnie Badu it is shocking. Music is basically demand , networking and supply . Don't network keep crying on radio . The true issue is Nigeria is not competing with Ghana and at every moment Ghana thinks we are competing even when we help you still cry. One will think after all the bashing Nigeria gets from these people and all the interviews from major artists and execs they would have gotten better.

[@jamesfranksontettey2677]

The determination of the Ashantis and the Ghana government to promote Twi speaking and deliberately destroy languages like Ga will definitely destroy Ghana. There is only hate and Tribalism in Ghana.

[@poundsj7024]

Oh my brother, it's sad you've gone this way. Speak your own language if you can . The argument here is not about language brother.

[@jamesfranksontettey2677]

@@poundsj7024 Watch the video again. It all about language, the Pidgin which unites Nigerians commercially and socially and internationally. Ashantis and Akans with their Twi can never bring Ghana glory.

[@aeiou0123]

Must Ghanaians be good in music also? Cant you build your other industries? Na wa o. Nigerians go to Ghana for Uni education giving their money to Ghana but no one in Naija is complaining. Why dont you promote education n become africas education powerhouse? You have been promoting african americans coming to Ghana, Nigerians dont complain. Why dont you focus on all that? Na wa for this jealousy

[@bullyfcoffee9815]

Thanks brother, he's saying the truth and truth is bitter.

[@majamaja8136]

This is why Africa takes the last place economically in the whole world . As other contintents are discussing energy, health, infrastructure policies, you people are busy discussing sentiments . It's true , " My people perish because of lack of knowledge......".

[@msresaluv]

You keep saying: "No security in Nigeria.." yet the likes of Sonnie Badu, King Promise, Gyakie, Stonebwoy, Black Sheriff, Shatta Wale are making waves in Nigeria.... sit down there and keep discouraging yourself from making a move! We Nigerians belief that "it is not over until it is over." We are risk takers! Our bad leaders made us all developed thick skin to any hindrances thrown at us! We are pace setters! We never give up until we succeed. How about you Ghanaians first start by giving and helping each other irrespective of your tribes! This is our secret. We have tribal issues but when it comes to showing love and giving, we Nigerians drop those tribal issues and unite under one umbrella. We keep telling you the secret to our success yet you Ghanians ignore them and rather you feel comfortable in spewing hate speech instead of putting the secret we told you into action. YOU WANT SUCCESS TO DROP ON YOUR LAP....JUST DEY PLAY!

[@victornwanze3836]

Interesting discussion. I totally agree with you in some few points but disagree with the submission that Nigerians don't play Ghanaian songs. We play what is trending, we have played Gyakie, we have played Blacko, and some few guys whose songs were banging then, what we will not do is to continue on an old song, not even Nigerian old songs, once its past, its gone, hence king promise is what is trending now. Another factor is rate of releases of good songs by artist, I can conveniently tell you, on daily basis, Nigerian musicians releases bangers, we move, we dont wait. The more new releases the more for the djs to play. How many of your artist are releasing songs. The female artist in Ghana are at more disadvantaged. The rate of songs releases matters a lot, otherwise, it will seems we dont play your songs. Should we continue to play sugarcane????

[@kellyosaze2915]

You guys most promote your songs spend money 💰 spend money Ghana

[@Giddy22]

Love this comment cos the life span of hit song in Nigeria is less than 2month and Ghanaians can't keep up with demand of hit song to thrive in Nigeria entertainment industry.

[@whatisayiswhatuhear]

Even if Nigeria doesn’t play Ghana songs, we are not born to pleased Ghanaians … ENOUGH it is time Ghana stand on their own and STOP disturbing Nigeria about collaboration to use Nigeria and dump them … and believing that once Nigeria gets international accolade that means Ghana should too, and if u don’t that means Ghana should be throwing tantrums like little child. Collaboration is NOT same category it’s just a favor. Ghana should get it together and leave Nigeria out of ur mouth. Don’t u Ghana have any shame? How many times do u hear Nigeria dragging ur name before now … enough already leave us allow

[@kayz6548]

It’s really hard to be Nigerian. All over the world my ears hurt. Nigeria Nigeria Nigeria. Wettin happen self dem swear for una Ghana 😢😢😢

[@basscandoman2715]

Ghanaians are too stingy, they don’t like to spend money, and you want to go far, is not possible, you expect them to take you along, dey play, we Nigerians, we use money to make money, if you know, you know

[@MichaelBrown-sy4rk]

Abeg tell dem What i understand about Ghanaians they didn't have the previlege to travel waiting fr government to perform miracle it can't work

[@2dramaNaijatv]

In Nigeria it's called pidgin English not broken English

[@gshawnuk3625]

Exactly

[@lekanolakanmi-un6ng]

Ghanaian should write there lyrics in English to gain acceptance in Nigeria, your local language do not exist in Nigeria

[@matthewdavid5062]

You're going to Asaba, how many ghanaian musicians did you insist on bringing but you want Nigerians to invite ghanaians for you.smh #ShopTheEnvy

[@user-tj3yh1db9v]

😂😂Ghanaians who na wan start again oo, u say Nigerians call it broken English and Ghanaians call it pidgin English 😂😂, bro we Nigerians Name it broken English and pidgin English, so you guy's started imitating and calling it broken and pidgin.

[@whatisayiswhatuhear]

I noticed how the host indirectly interrupted Badu when Badu wanted to advice his fellow ghana to make friends with Nigeria if they want Nigeria supports and not fight … this one thing about Ghana is that they hate the truth and does not like submission to those God has made their destiny helps instead Ghana will fight their destiny helpers and yet be wondering while they are not there yet … u will get their when u Ghana learn to give honors to whom honor is due

[@thomasassim-ita1787]

I don't know what this competition is all about, please live Nigeria alone allow our Nigerian artists breathe.🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@fredeokolo8717]

I thought Sonnie Badu is a Nigerian. He is one of my favourites.

[@sean-et4wr]

Wow, it has now move to gospel music.

[@danielkoranteng5227]

No one is blaming Nigerians. We are just appreciating the Love Nigerians have for their creative arts people

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

Ingrates!

[@hadizamohammed2443]

Ahhh am surprise o. Even in gospel music??? Haba ghana

[@martinisaiahorume9694]

I think I have all of Gyakie's songs. And, I never knew Sonnie Badu is a Ghanian... 😮 E shock me. Nice voice.

[@danseabatechnologies4573]

Nigerians are the people streaming your songs still u are complaining.

[@anumekasa4439]

Abeg invite camounia, kenya leave us alone

[@uwemudoh3225]

Complaining on air wouldn't change a thing 😤😤

[@user-ik3pp2go4s]

Ghanaian should stop complaining.... music is universal....if you play a good music and promote it,it will sell. Even if you are under the mountains ok...

[@openbooktips]

Is this the same Sonnie Baddu that we all thought was Nigerian because of how much time he spent on shows in Nigeria when his career was kicking off? Why are these folks in mainstream Ghana so entitled. I have a bunch of Ghanaian friends that I’ll break a thumb to help. We are so good together and I believe there are so many ordinary Ghanaian citizens like my friends, but the guys in the media? Real trouble. What about appreciating turn areas Nigeria and Nigerians have been helpful to Ghana. This entitled behavior is getting old.

[@gbadebuddy328]

I thought this guy was a Minister of the Gospel. He is just spewing out lies. Anyway, I'm not surprised, even his Ghanaian people here in the United States complain about how exorbitant his charges are. Dunsi, Nathaniel Bassey & Victoria don't charge. How many churches can afford to fly him & his band across continents. To him, it's all about money. Nigeria can never satisfy Ghanaians. We have close to 200 countries all over the world, why must it be Nigeria that have to help you in your industries, be it music or movie? No matter what Nigerians do, they complain. Nigerians really help to push this Sonnie Badu. After his "let it rain" song, most of the songs he recorded after were Nigerian songs. Eg "Jesus na w oo". He should rather look up to God, rather than look up to Nigeria. I don't even know he still does Gospel music. The Gospel event just held in Ghana was sponsored by Nigerians. The 3-day event was held free of charge for all Ghanaians. Nobody is stopping Ghanaians from holding shows in Nigeria, as long as they can finance it. Victoria held the same program in South Africa, & it did not generate this hullabaloo. The South African event was also financed by Nigerians & held for free too. Sonnie Badu can do better. The guy don dey lose focus, abeg! Nigeria is now your problem!

[@SCRIPTURESFORTODAY]

This guy is talking rubbish. Tim Godfrey invites you but yet Nigerians don't invite Ghanaians. Are u not a Ghanaian?

[@ikechukwuokafor2128]

What’s wrong Ghanaians, let Nigeria be and focus on yourself please.

[@ominiekwe7241]

Hmmmm Na wa poop, NIGERIA don suffer, Na well done ooo

[@lujjawilson564]

Succeding in entertainment doesn't mean the country has made it out . Entertainment sector is a small water drop in the ocean for country to be called developed and successful .

[@whatisayiswhatuhear]

So then why are Ghanaians not focusing on their own progress why whinny on the Nigeria’s success … isn’t that greedy? We all have our strengths and struggles, know ur strengths and be devoted to it and stop trying too hand to work or live in another’s men’s grace so u don’t be disgraced, period!

[@celestina2271]

A gospel singer should only be invited as the spirit of God leads......my opinion.....

[@pattunde577]

The problem in ghana is we too much tribalism ,the gentleman explained it well,not much love amongst tribe's in ghana,

[@michealnicholas1503]

Sonnie Badu has said it all.

[@hyperskill1222]

Sonnie, i like your energy; you are absolutely right...🔥👋

[@kingsolo519]

Nigerians and Ghanaians are one and the same brothers. Lets stop these comparison. ❤❤

[@gentlebaba2146]

😢😢 pastor, why why why, the kingdom of God suffereth violence and the violent take it with force, end time saga

[@MichaelBrown-sy4rk]

Abeg tell him he nt hear well You go explain tired no evidence😂😂😂😅

[@tochukwuigweolekammah6187]

I agree and disagree with you sir in some cases....you can only invite a voice you have heard....a voice that catches you with great anointing...I heard you sing Baba ooooo at first and it got me....after that you sang another song my soul says yes...I must tell you sir that a lot of Ghanaian gospel artists do not allow their songs to go outside their shores...from one's bedroom..a good song can be done and once posted on the internet...the world can hear the voice... as Nigerian the only known gospel artist I know from Ghana is you and Joe Mentle....Ghanaian artists need to do songs that can catch the attention of other countries...not even Nigeria...and again...Must it be Nigeria? what happens to other African countries in the West???..how many of your artist is doing something to get popular...with lyrics... rhythm...harmonies and punch lines that are very catchy with strong hook...we once consumed a lot of South African gospel songs before we started having great ministers...Benjamin Dube...Ntokozo Mbambo are both South African artists and many more...these are artists that have blessed our soul from South Africa...How many Ghanaian artists would you listen to online and enjoy their songs back to back...anything or any song you sing with no continuity...will in no time fade out...Nigerian artists keep releasing albums...in case you do not know sir...i have not also heard anything new from you since you released your Baba ooo...and my soul says yes...these are the things that make one fade out...we need more sir...and please let's stop preaching hate...

[@aliyumohammed9173]

King promise,gykie,black sheriff etc are accepted in Nigeria. If u make good music we will listen. It's about who can sell out shows. So u want a promoter to loose money to introduce you to a new market?go and do ur own show like Nigerian do DER own shows in London etc

[@plateaulounge7506]

You want Nigeria, a country of over 250 million people, to invite Ghana, a country of 30 million, 10 times a year, just like Ghana invites Nigeria. However, this ignores the fact that Nigeria can't be expected to provide equal opportunities to a smaller country. It's like expecting Ghana to match Nigeria's military strength during a war. Nigeria has a surplus of musicians and gospel artists, and there's barely enough space to showcase them. Additionally, other countries also want similar invitation frequencies, making it impossible for such request, doesn’t mean we don’t support Ghana music. King promise is popular in Nigeria because he understands the Afrobeat sound, just like Nigerians have penetrated South Africa with their own Amapiano sound.

[@emmanuelibeh7752]

Im so glad Nigerian artists have stopped going to ghana now.

[@whatisayiswhatuhear]

Really … if u Badu feels like Nigerians do not have a choice than to play ur song, my dear that’s a lie. Now that we know ur interior motives, don’t worry we will take care of that …

[@Kiki-en9vm]

Well, is not that Nigeria push their own, is all about quality matter,cos quality sales.

[@PedroTarila]

Why Ghanaian can just speak English or pigeon English with out and speaking language. Is it that Ghanaian speak one language?

[@MichaelBrown-sy4rk]

They are not comfortable with English but they are claiming fluently in English

[@MichaelBrown-sy4rk]

Twi is there general language they not care if u are a foreigner they will speak to u😊

[@gsupport5264]

​You are lying, Twi is just an Akan language not a general language. Asantes are making the Twi to be a general language

[@rogersusan7054]

These people need to know that it is not all about pushing our own . If you sing rubbish or low budget music. Only you and your family will stream it. We have under dog artists working so hard to break through , if a Ghanaian sing good song omo we go stream am die . 😊

[@irenegaruba48]

Correction: First, Nigerian’s local language is not ‘broken’ English. Nigeria spoke Pidgin English way before Ghanaians did. Ghanaians got Pidgin English when the ones who returned home from Nigeria in the eighties brought it with them. That’s why Ghanaian Pidgin sounds like the Nigerian Pidgin of the eighties and nineties. Through the years, Nigerian Pidgin evolved with the younger generation. Pidgin English is a newer language for Ghana. It’s only about thirty years old there. Nigerians have been speaking it for over a hundred years. That’s why Nigerians, young and old speak it, and the older generation of Ghanaians don’t. Secondly, ‘Broken’ English is a language spoken by people all over the world who do not have a good knowledge or command of English, Nigerians are definitely not that! Nigerians speak English and Pidgin just like Sierra Leone. Cameroonians too. The meaning of a broken Language is inability to speak it well. Like me speaking French. It’s broken because I’m not fluent in French, or a Ghanaian trying to speak Igbo would speak broken Igbo etc. Some people use the term broken because they do not know the difference between Pidgin and broken! Nigerians and Sierra Leone people were the originators of Pidgin English.😁

[@demolakosoko6416]

Dr. Badu I respect you a lot. I thought you are a Nigerian. Unfortunately, you are from Ghana and that’s why they don’t know your value in Ghana.Truth is bitter Doctor, you don’t have to tell Ghana the truth unless they would take you as an Enemy.

[@dondanny2512]

Pls Nigeria is no friend to ghana.... Anything wey involve business naija no d do that rubbishh

[@fun-gr4fx]

i dont know this issue with ghana ..u will just sleep and woke up and see ghana complaining about us...abeg we human being ..

[@MichaelBrown-sy4rk]

Baba me sef don tired for dis banku people Nigeria is Ghanaians problem Una never see anything 😂 There movie industry don crash remain music will follow soone😊

[@samueloseiaddo9435]

Even to wear our own is prohibited to some of them

[@Daseeker4895]

Ghanaians invite Nigerian creatives to their events in Ghana because it adds value to their events, don't get it twisted! Nigerian music dominates in many countries in Africa, how do you guys expect it not to dominate at home in Nigeria which is the main source🤔 Every time you'll hear lots of people from other African countries complaining Nigerians are not playing a lot other countries music, its common sense that Nigerian music must dominate at home if it is dominating outside. SMH!

[@realebonyqueen7485]

Why do Ghanaians keep complaining about Nigeria 🇳🇬? Is it by force? Must Nigeria promote Ghanaian musiicians? Are Ghanaians promoting Nigeria musicians? Why will Ghana depend on Nigeria for entertainment growth??? Na wa oooooo.

[@TeeO8080]

Bro, This is why you guys are having issues developing your entertainment industry; inviting an artist for a show is business!!! Why would you bring someone that might not fill an arena that cost money to rent?! If a thousand artists from Ghana are interested in performing in Nigeria, they are welcome; they should use their own money to rent venues for their shows! This is business!!!

[@petersonmicheal4116]

YOU GO EXPLAIN TAYA

[@victoraderibigbe8351]

Before it’s afrobeats, you move to Nigeria pastors and then now it’s gospel music no qualms

[@9jalicious]

Senior Pastor I'm greeting

[@dubemellit2932]

Night club pastor or just a singer?

[@michealnicholas1503]

i swear i thought Sonnie Badu is Nigeria i am shock his a Ghanaian.

[@dondanny2512]

Make una invite togo.. Madttt nation

[@JiffyToons]

I used to think Sonnie Badu is a Nigerian

[@JusticeJabulileNgomane-gv2vs]

Stop comparing Ghana ,SA, Nigeria.try to talk about something positive.Nigerians always want to tell that they are better than other Africans.please we need to talk about unity ,not who is better than who.people will never associate with you,please learn to listen not only to shout guys.

[@afolabiahmed1332]

GHANIAN MUSICIANS SHOULD CONNECT. THEY SHOULD NOT WAIT

[@Khorakachi]

Sunny badly guff here u know how much we spend on music

[@sholafatai6642]

If most of your peoples' music doesn't cut across, why should they be invited. What kind of shallow thought is that. Is it a competition?

[@onweobinna2644]

What Sonny is saying to Ghanaian artist is simple, do your job. How do you expect to blow up in Nigeria when you have not done one single promotion in Nigeria, Go and ask your dj's and presenters most of them are on pay roll for these big Nigerian artist. When the come to Ghana and post pics do you guys really think they came solely to have fun in Ghana. They also came to hold meetings with your dj's and promoters on how to market their work. It is not rocket science

[@omonuwaikuenobe1133]

It's high time this convo around Nigeria and Ghanaian entertainment industry should stop. Ghanaian entertainers should look inwards and also look at the positive sides of entertainment industry in other African countries such as South Africa, Kenya and Tanzania, find out how they build up their international brand and tweak it to suit Ghanaian and international sounds. Also Ghanaians home and abroad should invest in the entertainment industry.

[@CurvedAndBlack]

Y'all need to move past this hater mentality

[@james56660]

Bhahahahahahahaha. Since when is pidgin a Ghanaian thing? It’s Nigerian Pidgin English language not Nigerian broken English language . Umm Ghanaians are very funny people. See as he want to claim Nigerian Pidgin English language as Ghanaians always do. Unbelievable.☝️

[@kelvinobi3577]

This is a pastor talking like this ooooo.....wow!, Nigerians invite you...is that not Nigerians invite Ghana?

[@ani_ndokwa1244]

Ghanaian with twi language 5&6 even him Sonni is also interswitching to twi 😊😅😂

[@MichaelBrown-sy4rk]

😂😂😂😂😂 abeg leave dem to speak language they are comfortable with Banku people😂😂😂😂😅 Can u imagine even on national radio

[@noblenoble584]

How many foreign artists ve Ghana pust?

[@lusay144truth]

Ghanaians why do we play your songs when all your songs are in Twi? Even the interview is almost 50% Twi. This also shows some shadinness in Ghanaian ways. How can we understand you when you are always hiding behind your Twi. The true test of friendship is when both parties are open 100 %. This is very uncharacteristic of Nigerians. Nigerians have more local dialects or languages than any other African countries but we chose to express ourselves when we are with foreigners in broken English or English language so that there can be fairness. I visited some friends and they were all speaking their local languages and I decided that will be my last visit

[@TennysonErhabor-qr8nu]

If they want to gossip they will switch to their twi language. Just leave us Nigerians alone and do your thing without involving us

[@nelsennim-jc7oo]

It a lie Nigeria radio stations play Ghana music 90s will only listening to Ghana an Congolese music only

[@JoyLove-gd3by]

help me here knowledgeable people, when has become a crime to support your own family before an outsider. I don't get ... is Badu OKAY at all. which one is this that Badu is finding fault in Nigeria supporting their own. Do you know how many talented people in Nigeria still looking for opportunity? Come on Ghana, just add a little sense, if Nigerians push their own, you too go push yours and stop acting has if Nigeria is response for you ghana. please, grow up ghana