Nigerians taught me how to make money than rather giving me money in my 18 years at edo state

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[@bellooricha6866]

She said a lot in few minutes. One thing about Nigerians is: they don't care where you're from; if you stretch your hand for help, they'll render you help. They'll help you settle & show you how to go about your life. Whatever you do afterwards is none of their business. Nigerians help foreigners even more than their compatriots most times. You'll hardly find a foreigner talking about discrimination in Nigeria, because Nigerians themselves will fight the Nigerian discriminating against the foreigner. It's all love.

[@worldfeb3132]

When I went to Ghana 2014 as a young man. A young Ghanaian fought me, he said i came to Ghana to carry all their money to go back to Nigeria. But 2 days time I called him, I corrected him. A year later, this guy came to Nigeria, direct to my house and I also link him to my best friend at Alaba International Market Lagos. and he stayed 3 years in my house, and we moved to South Africa the same day. This guy is in money now. He knows my village now too, because when we were in Nigeria, me and him use to travel for Christmas in my village.his name is Michael.

[@user-ci5oz1hq5e]

He must have never known such height of love

[@emmanuelotuowho6726]

We were blessed with Ghanaian neighbors growing up in Nigeria. I remember my head master Mr. James Lattey Lattey, he really whooped my butt😂. Love my Ghanaian people! Dj Pako ❤

[@favordanja2564]

Are you not married? And swear seh una no nack before

[@truethots3088]

Thank God you saved him from himself 😅

[@worldfeb3132]

@@favordanja2564 am a man, how can I nack my fellow man mugu. Who you're seeing in my profile is my wife and my son. You too like nack😂

[@59Ifasola]

People like this woman would make many people in Ghana understand that Nigerians dont hate Ghanian. All Nigerians want is for people to progress.

[@user-mz7ym6nz1l]

We only banter ourselves and it's all jokes 😂

[@markdempsey1088]

But who said we think Nigerians hate us?

[@godsanointed3397]

EDO STATE is the home of tradition,arts and culture. To the Edo people on this page: OBA GHA TOR KPERE. !!! ISEEEEH !!!

[@vitalaliu8604]

Iseeee Umokun ,Atope eeee

[@kennyking5606]

Isee

[@efosaagbonlahor4187]

Isee

[@kingsDavid796]

Isee

[@TemiTeeO]

Iseeeee. I’m Yoruba married to a Benin guy😊

[@razex1122]

Nigeria is the one of the only country in the world that do not discriminate, no matter where you are from, if you don't listen to fear talks from outside, you are free to walk any where without intimadation or harassment, especially if you are black

[@chiomankechikaibe7306]

They are too busy to discriminate

[@adaada2321]

Ekpoma is a city in Edo State, while Benin City is the Capital of Edo State. Ekpoma is just about an hour and a half drive from Benin City. Edo State university is located in Ekpoma.

[@therealsavage31]

Talk nonsense

[@user-jl8ue7fr7k]

True talk. Most of the people, not all, but most Nigerians use workmen from BENIN AND TOGO FOR THEIR POP WORKS AND LAYING OF TILES IN THE BUILDING INDUSTRY. It means that Nigerians will always go for talent and good works irrespective of where the workman comes from. We have Nigerians who also do POP CAST WORKS, but for the Nigerian businesses man or builder what matters to him most is expertise and not sentiment. I hope tomorrow one particular country will not say we came to learn how to tile and build from their country or that they taught us everything about building houses. Nigerians believe in hardwork and also helping others to grow. We RISE BY LIFTING OTHERS. NIGERIANS KNOW THE VALUE OF NETWORKING AND VALUE ADDING IN AN ECOSYSTEM THAT WILL BENEFIT EVERYONE. ❤❤

[@djpakorich]

Nice submission

[@animalfunfacts247]

Very true, the people that did the tiling and Mason work in my brother's house are from Togo and Benin Republic, they came to Nigeria as Labourers for a company. My bro, introduced them to other of his friends. Today, they have built their own houses in port Harcourt.

[@walealma]

This is very true... While I was growing up in the 80s I can vividly remember that no matter how long it takes for the Ghanaian tailor (Uncle Mensah) to come around.. That how long our clothes would remain unattended.. My parents only give him the job.. And our electronics too to Solomon from Benin 🇧🇯 Republic.. Lovely guys.. The Ghana man love us so much that most of the time he would sew my younger brother clothes for free cos he won't stop asking after uncle mensa cos of the ekana Gowon sweet he always brought for us.. 😂.. Presently the developer I gave my house project to told me he would have to use the Benin Republic guys for the tiles and Pop job cos they are very good at it and I respect his opinion cos I want the best for my money.. Nigerian will work with you irrespective of your origin so long you're good at it..

[@FaithEzekiel-eq4pn]

Thank God for mostly the good part that mama Ghana experience in Nigeria, and she said it the way it is, there's no place that don't have the bad ones too, we Nigerians 🇳🇬 love ourselves and we love foreigners too, we don't discriminate, I used to have a Ghanaian colleague/friend, we were working in the same place, there are times she'll pronounce some things with the Ghanaian mother tongue, we'll just tease her and laugh together, she's still in Nigeria working as I speak.

[@asuquoudo5850]

Yes both countries must be fully educated concerning our values and respect it. Than saying am better than each other.

[@chrisjacob1220]

lets keep the love going. Anywhere you are in Africa as an African let's feel at home we are all one...

[@djpakorich]

Well said

[@DreOmega]

From age 8 to 22, I grew up in a compound with 4 Ghanaian cobblers who lives in a single room in Warri, Delta State. We saw n treated them as our elder brothers, we will play around them n go on erand for them, never saw them different from us. I noticed Ghana Nigeria rivalry when I first visited Ghana 1999. It was strange n shocking to me. It hasn't changed, n still baffles me till date.

[@djpakorich]

Very revealing

[@mrkpadmrkpad5653]

Can I shock you bro ? Did you know my first time hearing the word foreigner is when I move to South Africa in 2013 at age 25 😆…. Omo Nigeria is free country men. I am sure no single black foreigner in Nigeria use permit to live in Nigeria

[@djpakorich]

@mrkpadmrkpad5653 oh yeah

[@fidelisclement3225]

Exactly, I worked with some friends for more than a two years only for me to discover these guys ain't Nigerian, they are from Benin, you will never know

[@DreOmega]

@@mrkpadmrkpad5653 Aswear

[@monarch_55]

As a professional Architect I worked with a Ghana Guy by the name of Jerry Zigah, we worked together for almost 3 years before I left to set up my own Architectural Firm. He's married to a Nigerian girl & both have kids together! He still lives in Nigeria till now!

[@djpakorich]

Wow

[@danielaziza6198]

❤ my son is an architect if you have your firm in Nigeria i will be very glad if can work with you but he is right here in ghana 🇬🇭

[@monarch_55]

@@danielaziza6198 will let you know if something comes up, doesn't necessarily have to be my firm but, if a colleague has a vacancy, I might notify you. Have a nice day.

[@arcejiroeshalomi4689]

I dey feel this Mama G!!! Firstly i laughed when she said she didnt really understand any Nigerian languages and immediately i knew this could only be possible if she lived in either Edo or Delta (Bendel) because na serious Pidgin be the lingua franca for that side...secondly her submission on Nigerians prefaring to hire Craftmen from other countries is also spot on..i.e Togolese,Benenuas and Ghanians are usually considered to be more detailed technically than most local craftmen in the construction industry in Nigeria, this is due to the neglect of technical school education in Nigeria as most people want to become Engrs,Dr's and so on hence the emphasis on University education is very high...... As far as a Nigerian is concerned they will generally see a Ghanian as simply another Tribe of Nigeria because we are used to leaving with many different tribes with different dialects there is really no difference with Ghanian with their own dialect... over all the lady na sure woman God bless her plenty!!! 🙏🏿

[@bettyomijie842]

Love from edo state ❤

[@vivianoghenejobo2934]

Please Poka continue to educate Ghanaians because the hatred for us is too much. I equally have a Ghanaian woman ( Agatha) by name, she's my church member never faced discrimination rather everyone loves her. What about the ones living in our neighborhood all are happy and living together.

[@bullyfcoffee9815]

My main man DJ packo.. as a Nigerian residing in UK , will continue to support your channel. Weldon brother..

[@djpakorich]

Appreciated

[@typhestade]

Same here, I’m a Nigeria in Uk always looking forward to @djpakorich content

[@jafarudatche8512]

Anytime she decides to visit Nigeria again, I am buying her flight tickets ❤❤

[@akhibiossie9692]

I am from Ekpoma. We are good ppl. God bless Nigeria and Africa at large. Let love lead.

[@djpakorich]

❤️✅

[@obiezestephen7989]

This lady have the blood of Nigeria 🇳🇬💕

[@paulflow5980]

Ekpoma my home town i came from there Ekp so lovely people

[@bankoleoladimeji374]

As she's talking sef, you can feel the Naija vibes in her voice... Ekpoma na strong people Dey live their ooo

[@Flixzo_cip]

Usually as a nigerian, I support ghana when they are playing other teams aside Nigeria. One of my best female friends till date is a ghanaian. She left Nigeria few years ago

[@isaacpromise2525]

U should hold a show and we living here in Ghana can attend and connect with u more i love your content we need to connect as one Africa share culture together i love to talk to u more about it personally

[@djpakorich]

My platform is available to talk to you always jst link up [phone]

[@ericg7781]

This woman knows a lot… I live in a community in Edo state that had at least 50 percent Ghanaian population. The ones left now, about 10 percent may never ever go back to Ghana. They have families and are living happily.

[@djpakorich]

O Yeahhh

[@user-ij9rg6dc3f]

Majority of ghanians that talk rubbish on social media have never even travelled outside their country before but when they get small data they become a nuisance online.

[@S.B.A995]

My brother learn how to talk......some of us leaving in Ghana know or wthiness how Ghanaians respect Nigerians so stop talking rubbish if you haven't travel b4

[@user-ij9rg6dc3f]

@@S.B.A995 listenn charlie,ignorance is a common commodity where useful idiots abound.

[@S.B.A995]

@@user-ij9rg6dc3f any idiot can go to court if you don't understand my statement

[@alfredwokoma7080]

When you come to down to the Riverine areas we call you Amayanabo!!

[@mayorofbenin004]

That's my state edo state benin city great state freedom fighters 💪🏽

[@djpakorich]

❤️✅

[@kingsDavid796]

❤❤❤❤

[@dossierBement]

Correct Guy

[@tundebakare6887]

❤❤

[@Mkym365]

Truth is Nigerians🇳🇬🇳🇬 sees Other Blacks & Africans as part of us & we a part of them, there’s no Distinction, Soo, it’s Shocking for a lot of us Nigerians when we go to some Other African Countries and aRe considered Foreigners or treated Differently.

[@ominiekwe7241]

Well done my sister,my neighbour when i was in Abuja was a ghanian,we were very close that you dont even know whether he is a ghanian because we move as brothers.He even married to a Nigerian with 3 childrens kwame and the rest

[@plateaulounge7506]

My friends and I recently returned from Ghana, where we attended our friend's wedding to his Ghanaian wife. Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. We faced hostility from airport officials, cab drivers, and even Uber drivers, who seemed resentful of our presence, as if we were taking their money, women and jobs. The customer service at our Airbnb in Accra was also poor, with an entitled attitude. We eventually switched to the Accra Marriott Hotel on Liberation Road. I was disheartened to encounter such negativity in person, having previously thought it was just an online phenomenon. However, I want to emphasize that we understand that a few individuals shouldn't define an entire loving nation like Ghana, while I'd like to visit Ghana again, it won't be anytime soon.

[@djpakorich]

It’s an unfortunate incident and I apologize bro every inconvenience caused is deeply regretted 🙏🏾

[@user-ze7pe2rj4m]

We Nigerians never hate Ghana for once, sometimes when I heard this fake rumor against Nigeria always ghanians talk down on us,it makes me sad because even in our own compound,my😮 neighbor is a ghanian,his son is called kweku,he speaks our language,if you ask him when will you go back to Ghana he will say nooo his going noway,many ghanians are in alaba international doing their business without any hate even many of them don't have passport yet living free, when we are saying it some ghanian will thing it's a lie,in Nigeria we were taught that ghana is our sister country so we all grew with it, even ask any Nigeria who never travel outside which Africa countries do you know,the first answer will be ghana,that's why any Nigeria who want to travel will aim Ghana because we feel we are the same people so ghanians should stop those propaganda ,any ghanian who travel to Nigeria and come back and tell you that Nigeria treated him bad then you know that the person has racism in his DNA, some of them when they go there they could not match up with the radical life over there,they will start feeling isolated .

[@afroriginalvoice9419]

We don't have time to hate A fellow African. It's the reverse that's the case.

[@S.B.A995]

Nobody's talk down on Nigerians.......I am a Nigerian myself...... staying in Ghana and as matter of fact Ghanaians has really show me Soo much love that even my own people has failed to show me and I will always choose Ghana over Nigeria at any giving time.

[@julianaansah6367]

Nobody talk down on u it’s rather u ppl that talk down on Ghana and we also will insult u too I hate how u ppl love to play victims and innocent even the only thing u can really say is some of our KZbinrs talk about ur entertainment industry negatively here and there apart from that what again it’s u ppl all online talking trash about Ghana bringing the problem and what many of u are doing in ghana that we don’t like and we will say it and u ppl get angry y’all are the problem

[@Mkym365]

@@S.B.A995You’re noT a Nigerian, Stop the cap 🧢

[@S.B.A995]

@@Mkym365 E- pain you abi.?....you are the true Nigerian.,.......take it I don't need Nigeria I'm out of that country..

[@eguono9057]

Back then in warri delta state too many Ghanaians in our hood we see dem as our own no one of dem will say anything negative about their stay infact even wen some of dem go out of the line our parents still plead for dem

[@Conchenx]

EKP my town

[@Conchenx]

I’m from edo state ekpoma... thanks for coming to my state

[@djpakorich]

Much love

[@godsanointed3397]

Obhia Aba, Bo Dia yere ?

[@Conchenx]

@@godsanointed3397 or dia meh meh

[@paturch7201]

One love my african brother. United we stand, divided we fall

[@djpakorich]

Bless u

[@emmanueldominic6219]

God bless you! She is indeed a unifier and not a promoter of hate and envy. Good job Pako.

[@Fugleman24]

You'll be shocked to find out Nigerians would love Ghanaians more than they love fellow Nigerians. We can be that weird 😂 ❤ from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@cmartin5903]

Lol 😂

[@ebubeemmanuel6231]

Is a mother country they care for strangers and visitors more than their own people. As long u re humble harmless and no hidden motives agenda on them.

[@pretty9203]

Speak for yourself

[@buway1]

​@pretty9203 its true. Nigerians love foreigners more than they love themselves..

[@ABUDU_DANGO]

You are right

[@markpeter4901]

My state edo to the world

[@afolabiahmed1332]

I met a Ghanaian lady here in Abuja on Friday 5th January 2024 in AYA. She said she was looking for a job that she regretted resigning from her job last year. We had a long discussion and she helped me to look for her going to lugbe.no difference

[@1111deebee]

Nice one DJ P. "follow who know road", lol, we have to indoctrinate you into Nigeria properly. You are doing well, my brother.

[@djpakorich]

Appreciated

[@pjdmoneymantrading2858]

Thanks for showing the positives on Nigeria.

[@djpakorich]

Our pleasure!

[@maxbimbo8527]

Pakorich for give her chance make she flex that sweet Edo pidgin small😎

[@nathaliemaes]

She is talking about my place. EKP. Ekpoma. Shes 100% correct

[@djpakorich]

❤️

[@segunhudu260]

Thank you for Ur positive comments. God bless you and make Ur hustle soft !!! Cheers!!! ❤

[@djpakorich]

You are so welcome

[@MastaB79]

And she’s quite eloquent on n speaking. Well done mama G. Only naija would show love that your own brothers can’t even venture. For real naija can love wholeheartedly but dislikes ungrateful people nor people with high sense of entitlement.

[@djpakorich]

Great submission

[@teegeedavid5085]

Sister please dont hesitate to come back to Nigeria, it's your second home❤❤❤

[@richardgold3219]

Every time every day ❤❤️❤️💯🇳🇬🇬🇭

[@tundebakare6887]

❤❤

[@CharityOkai-yv8uj]

This lady even speak like edo peaple from this interview she had contacted the accent of the good people of edo state.

[@djpakorich]

20years in Nigeria what do u expect

[@CharityOkai-yv8uj]

PAKO you just got yourself a new nigerian subscriber. We just believe when you do something good we ll applaud and support you , no hate. You are doing a great job

[@djpakorich]

Great much love

[@frankcharleswesley9883]

Representing from Airport Road Benin city Edo state.

[@djpakorich]

All correct sarrrr

[@okaforonyeka7547]

Nysc Mazi we will always support our Ghana brothers and sisters, the growth of Africa is Nigerians responsibility .. thats the mentality of every Nigerians but some other African country dont know how Nigerians love them

[@fishfunsho5804]

Pako Pako God go shame your enemies this year ooooo, Keep on the good work!

[@djpakorich]

Thanks for watching

[@Africaly_]

I wish we can put aside our differences and build love amongst us. As a Ghanaian, i genuinely love my Nigerian people. Kudos Mazi for changing this narrative

[@djpakorich]

We will

[@lekanolakanmi-un6ng]

Mama G 1 of Ekpoma

[@djpakorich]

✅

[@charlesomonigho3920]

Honestly so many Ghanaians are jealous of Nigerians and this is truth talk bro.

[@adachenoah8422]

She speaks like us Nigerians. This one na real Naija.

[@mosesjoseph3205]

This lady just mentioned my town,Ekpoma..on point

[@OmoghanOsazee]

Dj pakorich u do all, what she say is true that is my state, well i have be to dansoman for work that was 2022 i was living in Greater Accra Region in prampram, i spend 3 years in Ghana ❤

[@djpakorich]

Big up

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

One love

[@mcdomenica6117]

My state ❤❤❤❤ Edo to the world 🌎 ❤❤❤❤

[@felixgodblessyousirireally9044]

That is where I'm from Edo state Ekp ❤❤🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@mildreduhunamure7276]

My sister from Edo state as long as u stayed here in Edo U re my sister oh

[@ABUDU_DANGO]

That is my state. Edo……❤

[@austinbellbarbersclub6288]

My wife is from Ekpoma and many people call ishan man because I was there btwn 1991 and 2000, wonderful place, while this my Ghana Sister was talking, automaticaly she sent me back to those places and faces. There is no way I can travel to Nigeria without visiting Ekpoma my adopted home. This is the best show I have watch this Year and I love it. Thanks bro and special thank to my Sister Mama G

[@yim8000]

Dj have gone higher oo

[@danielaziza6198]

❤ ekpoma is Esan land.its a very nice town in edo states I think the lady has able to say everything about Nigeria 🇳🇬. They are very rich in cultures as well.

[@brumeafua]

Ghana blogs wont promote the good side of Nigeria only focussing on the negative side.DJ you are the best

[@usmansuffy8278]

One love from Najia 🇳🇬 ❤ 🇳🇬

[@djpakorich]

Much love here

[@mojisolaog]

Nigerians will show u way... she's correct

[@MrChuksa]

I grew up living with Ghanaians as neighbors. I didbt even know they were a different country from us as we were just same and spoke our ibo dialect as though we were same. Though i knew they were Ghanaians, i never knew there was rivalry till i became active online. They still stay in Nigeria married to our ladies and doing well. Its probably when u visit the other side you begin to hear of rivalry.

[@djpakorich]

❤️

[@amasgodwin5258]

If any Nigerian sense hatred in you toward them, they run away from you immediately but when you're ready to learn the secret of success they don't hide nothing from you or ask you for a cash but with clear mind.

[@user-xb8mv7hj8w]

Good woman, May God bless you for saying the truth, we love you ❤

[@K.Flow23]

One Africa Ghana and 9ja we be blood .......

[@israelosamede194]

Ekpoma wow! that is my place, weldone mama Ghana.

[@djpakorich]

Thanks for watching

[@Adrian-nr1re]

Nobody is talking about Mama G beautiful curves and hips!

[@djpakorich]

😂😂Shakira

[@noobhunter2986]

Sinner.. 😂

[@user-vl4ul5ib3o]

One love ❤

[@cis99]

good job Pako❤❤❤❤

[@Faceyourlifemedia]

Wow it's my tribe I base in Ghana wow go to hear nice things about my hometown

[@markokoduwa3795]

Mama G hope you can speak Ishan very well. Ishan Lovely People.

[@amosdankwa2279]

That's my DJ ❤

[@terwasegusha9390]

You are doing great 👀 Mazi

[@papap1186]

Mama G 😊😊😊

[@mgbomchristopher-vp5ik]

Mazi i love your your message

[@djpakorich]

Love u too

[@OgMask202]

She is right 💯

[@UgboBelieve]

❤💯💯 for mama g

[@user-tj3yh1db9v]

Wow Mama GH🎉😁😍that year in EKP wen we were still in the University, she's use to be friends with the caretaker of my lodge who's also a ghanaian lady mama ajua. ❤

[@djpakorich]

Wow so u knw her personally

[@user-tj3yh1db9v]

@@djpakorich yes i knew her back then in Ekpoma when i was in the University and a Ghanaian woman call mama ajua who's her friend was the caretaker of my lodge and also the bakery where we buy bread was owed by a ghanaian man and it was one of the biggest and best bakery that year in Ekpoma.

[@user-tj3yh1db9v]

😂😂But sincerely then i use to like ajua but the problem she was still in high school but in her final grade to write her WAEC why me i was in my 2nd year in the University and she later got admission into my university the next year after she did her WAEC.

[@emmanuelisreal9420]

Pako i celebrate u from Nigeria

[@djpakorich]

❤️❤️❤️🙌 much respect

[@africabozimo7029]

Nigeria is the most hospitable place to go. A country that shows insane love to strangers that makes them not want to leave. Believe me, there is nobody who have visited or stayed in Nigeria who can say that they are bad people. Nigerians are travellers so when we see strangers, we always like to take care of them because we don't know where we could meet them again.

[@teowatnte1598]

Very sweet to listen,,,, ❤

[@djpakorich]

Thanks for listening

[@nelsennim-jc7oo]

Otunba, happy new year oo from S.A

[@djpakorich]

Same to you

[@exiblack9370]

Nice one, that's my place, ubiaja

[@djpakorich]

Nice one

[@DavidOnyeka-iw7gs]

All 4 good

[@JohnSmith-pt6np]

Mama drop your location for Ekpoma am in Ekpoma correctly l live close to Ali Hall in Ekpoma me and my aza men will patronize you

[@mohammedanane92]

This interview was very interesting and educative l wish it will go further to an hour but rather it was short

[@djpakorich]

There is part 2kindly subscribe to be notified

[@user-eg9gi9xk6e]

She stays in Epokma Edo state....I know there..

[@israeliseoluwa6704]

I miss my childhood Ghanian friend, Koffi! Smiles... We used to have a lot of Ghanians in our community in Lagos (Orile). Some even got married to our people.

[@deedeeumondak4490]

Dj when you come to the Calabar to Akwa-Ibom region, we call you Obongowo

[@djpakorich]

❤️❤️

[@walealma]

DJ Pakorich.. I came across your channel when a friend shares it with me on Facebook.. Ive since been glued to it.. Ive started watching all the video you've uploaded and will tell you when I finish it all.. 😂 Cos it's so unbais and informative.. You do it so fearlessly that most people would feel you have some kinda special force shielding you from attack or something... I will continue to share your chanel on all my social media platforms.. You deserve more.. And when the time for a patreon comes... I will definitely be one of those that will first subscribe no matter the cost.. Pls keep doing what you're doing brother .. I love the way you stand up for the less privileged too.. The way you defended the DJ being attacked by statta wale really melt my heart.. You're a very good man and God will perfect everything that concerns you by His grace.. Otunba.. WE will soon elevate you to Ọba.. Cos My brother from the north has already given you that title.. Pls its time to upgrade from OTUNBA to ỌBA.. ❤😢😘

[@djpakorich]

God bless you for these kind words

[@mildreduhunamure7276]

Yes it was bendel because it was a combination of Edo and delta before it was parted in 1991 . Saying she lvs in Ekpoma wow

[@michael.aizonofe]

Ekpoma is where I am from❤❤

[@K.Flow23]

🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@shawbrandon3367]

My hometown Ekpoma AKA EKP ❤❤❤❤