What You See & Hear In the Real Streets of Tamale, Ghana In the Evening.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

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[@shaheedsiddiqui5053]

Please visit the malls n fun places ...nice working tigress .........from Pakistan

[@shaheedsiddiqui5053]

@@godsloveowusu9156 if u r from Ghana please tell me about malaria , new person visit Ghana , is it like Nigeria where i usedto get malaria every month

[@godsloveowusu9156]

@@shaheedsiddiqui5053I believe in most topical hot weather countries you are prone to getting malaria. So yes my friend you are prone to getting malaria as a new person visiting in Ghana. I believe before you travel most people visit thier physician for some sort of shot or prescription to take before traveling. I also think is were you will stay if it's infested with mosquitoes. I have been living outside Ghana for some years now and haven't visited in a while so I can't tell you the preparations u do when visiting and what shots they receive.

[@gpierre4878]

Thankyou blessing adios

[@gpierre4878]

Goodn my sisterthank you adios

[@taofeekogundiwin8111]

As a Nigerian from Ibadan, I have been to many countries in Africa, 37. The first time in Tamale, was 2008 when Ghana hosted the AFCON. My cousin, met and eventually married a Dagomba woman. They now have six children together. Lovely simplicity.

[@geniesunflower1073]

Residing in the western world for close to 3 decades, I have come to realize and appreciate simplicity in terms of lifestyle and peace of mind indeed! This is truly heaven…, no worries at all! God bless our homeland GHANA!

[@tosinojo7310]

Lol

[@abdulbari6288]

Glad u came down north of Ghana, Tamale. And u could realize how much we love our culture... Even though we are still underdeveloped but as time goes the town is developing...We are Dagombas who migrated from zamfara, Nigeria to settle in the northern part of Ghana, that's y we seems to have similarities between some tribes in Nigeria. Thank u for showcasing tamale to the whole world👏

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

The hospitality in the North of Ghana 🇬🇭 is 💯. Thanks to you and your people!

[@obeahman6286]

Why u craving after "development", it is happiness that counts and these people seems happy and loving.

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@obeahman6286 do you live with "development" yourself? If you do would you rather you didn't? Also what would living without "development" look like for you?

[@obeahman6286]

@@sylviasworld9397 Well, I am a village boy at heart, grew up on the woods literally. Knew herbs, trees, bird callings and edible fruits u could not imagine. City life and development is the poorest part of my existence. I miss yodelling across the hills to my cousins but sadly, they too have gone to "development".

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@paulinakonadu2274 Read my comment and question again. Also it was directed to someone else.

[@princeayoko]

Thank you for sharing our beautiful city called Tamale, they called it North. We called it home Tamale is the capital city of Northern Ghana 🇬🇭 The third biggest city in Ghana 🇬🇭 The biggest region in Ghana 🇬🇭 The fastest developing town in West Africa 🌍 Tamale also got beautiful culture and hospitality The food hub of Ghanaians 🇬🇭 And the most peaceful and cheaper place to live and do business in Ghana Everyone can use this information and do their research about Tamale and Northern Ghana 🇬🇭 Thank you

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

And Very hospitable people

[@osaobomhenefoghe8967]

If this is the fasted developing city in West Africa, then West Africa must be having a stunted or arrested development syndrome..

[@princeayoko]

@@osaobomhenefoghe8967 Well you can show us what you doing to develop Africa, if you don't mind Thank you

[@kaydenpat]

Hope you are doing well, Prince Ayoko!!

[@princeayoko]

@@kaydenpat I'm doing well

[@divaprettyakakapequeen9438]

Thanks for showing us this content. Capturing other cities and towns in Ghana would be very much appreciative. Tamale is a vibrant city which needs some traffic regulations and proper sanitation. Hope the authorities would see this video and start making some changes and additions to bring out the actual beauty of this wonderful place and people!

[@africarain8294]

Everywhere I visit in Africa Caribbean people have a little touch of these unique and beautiful countries here in Africa ❤🖤💚✌🏿my country Ghana🇬🇭

[@TonyaEL]

It's nice to see other cities besides Accra. Thank you for sharing this content Sis. I hope you are feeling better.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes I woke up energetic and strong.. I'm grateful

[@wassyhuda4439]

Thank you for sharing my city. They should have take you to so many places in Tamale. Awww I'm missing home. I'm gonna pack my bags from Germany to Tamale. It's a stress free town. Nigerians have discovered Tamale and they are making our town population grow. They own most of the shops in Tamale. And they are making it big time.

[@annettejones7039]

Visiting Ghana, I had the opportunity to visit Tamale and stayed in a Muslim hotel and was treated with THE UTMOST HOSPITALITY AND KINDNESS. I HAD A BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE WHILE IN TEMALE. MAY ALLAH CONTINUE TO BLESS THE PEOPLE WITH SUCCESS AND MUCH HAPPINESS. MY DEEP LOVE ❤️ TO THE PEOPLE OF TAMALE. My SALAAMS

[@trulymdluli]

am planning to travel to Tamale. Whats the name of the hotel?

[@kaydenpat]

Vibrant!! I’m loving what Ghana has to offer to visitors - a real cultural experience.

[@debopopoola2159]

Thank you African Tigress for always showing the REAL people of Africa. And not some real estate promotion videos.

[@frankjiendu5566]

Real Estate promotion videos bring in money ($). To do these videos cost large sums of money. But I am okay with “REAL” people exposure.

[@gildahernandez3557]

There’s room for all...makes complete picture...👍🏾

[@frankjiendu5566]

@@gildahernandez3557 yes!

[@aseweelizabeth1305]

There's space for variety

[@frankjiendu5566]

@@aseweelizabeth1305 yesoo!

[@sampsonpaintsil9839]

What makes you unique is,you visit the indigenous peoples and i think that’s awesome 👏

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome 🤗

[@earthlycitizen2155]

I like the fact that there is new roads being constructed, but I think that should be accompanied by some reorganisation, reconfiguration of the city which may entail the government having to make some sacrifices of knocking down some of the buildings. I know this maybe an expensive root but its very much worth the investments that will come later. Nairobi has been doing, so too has Kampala, South Africa is a pioneer and leader in re configuration of cities. THINK ABOUT IT GHANA

[@itgamingke]

Their traditional dance is just like the one in coastal Kenya and Tanzania communities . Much love to Ghana🇰🇪🇬🇭

[@blackstar-cg1se]

We are the same people.

[@Bithia65]

Was that twerking sex play? What?

[@pharoahmonk50]

These POV videos are so informative! Many diasporas wonder what is a typical day in a Ghanaian city like Tamale. Tigress, this video helps so many diasporas who are contemplating travel to Ghana. Thank you my love, for uploading this video!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome Pharaoh

[@afrikanheritage99]

This traditional event is similar to our Youruba tradition in Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@prince-rc5pv]

Thanks for the video, nice video

[@demvihinshaku4998]

I have really enjoyed this video . Thanks for sharing

[@vlogafrica1050]

I am subscribing to this beautiful channel

[@sharettbrooks7138]

This was a very good video! Thank you for creating and sharing.

[@chrinsamvisal]

Thanks for sharing videos that we, outside Africa, have rarely seen. Greetings from a small country in Asia, Cambodia ❤️

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Hope to visit Cambodia someday

[@eniolabakare6839]

The smock look and reminds me so much of the agbada clothing people from the yoruba tribe of Nigeria wear never knew cultures in Africa are interconnected thanks for sharing beutiful African cultures keep up the good work

[@seismicvertigo345]

Quick fact: Alaafin of Oyo's primary ally was the King of Borgu/Bariba/Baatonu which are also culturally close to the Dagombas both at one time being classified as Gur-speaking

[@BenSmith-hb8oe]

@@seismicvertigo345 really I didnt know that interesting fact

[@mandlakazikote8976]

My babies home twn,when they grew they'll come to visit. Me too can't wait to visit @SA

[@cynthiaowusu_ansah]

One thing I observed was there was no homeless man or woman begging for money . Every one seems to be busy doing one thing or the other regards of their circumstances. Thx for sharing.

[@davidround2151]

Hi, there is one person I now that does beg for money and she is a woman that is 34 years old. And she does live in tamale Ghana. And she says her name is Laura James. But I don't think that's her real name. And she steals someone's else's photos from a person I now. And I don't now why people out there steal people's photographs. And that's not good a good thing at all. Every 5 or 6 day she always asks me for those $30 dollars cards and I don't like when she asks me for those cards. Can anybody out there in tamale Ghana find this person. I would be very appreciated if you could find this person and tell her to ✋️ stop asking me for those $30 dollars cards. I live in the United States of a America. And when she asks for those cards she tells me to send it over by cell phone to her cellphone or by her computer I don't now which. So I'm asking can anybody help me out there. And she says that she really loves ❤️ me. But I really don't now what she looks like because she doesn't really want to reveal her true self to me. She calls me babe alot of times to. She really says alot of nice things about me though. She likes to see me some day. And every morning she says good morning to me and I say good morning to here to. The only thing different is the time change. It's 4 hours differents. In your country you see the sun first and in the United States we see sun after you do. So another words it's 10:24 here where you are it's 2:24 am. That's 4 hours differents. Nice video though. There's alot of motorcycle people driving around also that I see over there.

[@taofeekogundiwin8111]

Yes, burstling and energetic. Remind me of an average Nigerian town.

[@achimbonczek474]

Interesting and educative

[@Carol-zc7ky]

@AFRICAN TIGRESS Thanks for bringing another great video. 👍🏽 of course each place you visit are different as religion, tradition, people and food. The vibe is very different in Tamale can't really explain what I'm trying to say not in a bad way. I changed up my profile picture with my grandparents who has gone on and miss sooo much! Love & Blessings Carolyn Oklahoma City 🇺🇸

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Sending you 🤗🤗

[@poochna9229]

I HAD WATCHED NEARLY ALL YOUR VID AfTgr, THOUGHT WE'D NEVER SEE SIGNAL OR STREET TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM.. COMPARED TO THAT OTHER CHAOS IN THE OTHER AREA.. "ORDER" IS A GOOD THING!.. SOME HV FIGURED IT OUT.. LOVING THE CYCLES, TUK-TUKS & A GLIMPSE OF THE PEOPLE & THEIR TRADITIONS. TY. U R APPRECIATED FOR BRINGING THESE VISUAL EXPERIENCES. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. SHALOM RESPECT & 1-LOVE. Sis Margo-KansasCity

[@njintum1033]

Very interesting and picturesque and different ✔️✔️

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes

[@sherrillquarterman7781]

Hi, African Tigress, the streaming is so clear wow thanks for sharing

[@nsikakessien]

I'm enjoying every bit of it... we'll done@African Tigress❤

[@samsonchukwu4652]

I can call this province the Lagos of Ghana 🇬🇭 cos of the hustling spirit, culture and lively city.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Certain part of Lagos like Oshodi, Ajagunle, Agege and Mushin yes.

[@seismicvertigo345]

I can see that through the video lol. I was just thinking how similar they seem to the Yorubas. The first clip of the men dancing really show that

[@tatisosothevenin2370]

Beautiful content Tigress, as usual really enjoy your content.

[@dzfakakir6785]

Thank you I watch your video following you always and greeting from algeria we are Muslim country

[@FilipinosaAmericavlog]

134L, Ghana is great, I have some friends from Ghana & Nigeria there in.Chicago and enjoy eating jelop of rice , delicious nutritious. Regards from Texas

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you 🤗

[@adamumohammed3680]

Tamale could be Ghana's Kano in Nigeria.

[@seismicvertigo345]

Not even. Tamale is horizontal to what we call the middle belt in Nigeria. A horizontal line will connect it to Abuja, Minna, and Jos in the middle of Nigeria. Ghana's Kano is in Burkina Faso

[@BenSmith-hb8oe]

@@seismicvertigo345 I think he means the scene and the culture rather than the geographical area many people in tamale do speak hausa or are hausa like in Northern Nigeria and many are Muslim not to mention there is also a noticeable presence of fulani and tuareg mainly from mali and niger like in Northern Nigeria

[@seismicvertigo345]

@@BenSmith-hb8oe The scene and culture is like that of the Nupes of the Islamic Minna, or the Borgus of Parakoou with similar cultures. The Hausas are a completely different ethnic group that are not Niger-Congo and were historically tuban-wearing, camel based Sahelio-Saharan ethnic groups. The Hausas are like the Songhai, or the Toubou

[@BenSmith-hb8oe]

@@seismicvertigo345 interesting take on it but interestingly enough the kingdom of dagbon (northern Ghana) did have many diplomatic and cultural relations with the hausa in northern Nigeria for instance many of the cities in northern Ghana such as salaga were either established or expanded on by hausa mainly by trade missions or for the construction of madrasses or schools also much of pre colonial dagomba literature is based on hausa literature as it was either written in hausa or at very least in hausa font also did you know that there are songhai people in Ghana they are found far north and even started their own emirate called the zambarma emirate which consisted of mossi fulani hausa dagomba and the songhai themselves

[@soyabraham5364]

I Nigerian i stay in Accra never knew Tamale is this beautiful and bustling city i prefer Tamale to Accra aswear

[@debopopoola2159]

You are not Nigerian. Stop the lie

[@toheebadeshina2740]

😅😂😂

[@badadeboraholuwafiropo8123]

That is not a Nigerian name tho stop lying

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@badadeboraholuwafiropo8123 Does everyone use their actual name in KZbin?

[@idowumohammed4689]

@@sylviasworld9397 yes, many people actual do.

[@calpurniajesinta]

A Ghanaian but never been to tamale before and I love what I am seeing 😂😂. Been worrying a roommate who stays there to take me on tour to her hometown and place of residence just to tour and see the beautiful places The Dagombas boast about.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

It's really nice this is just the CBD and market area

[@calpurniajesinta]

Oh wow I see

[@dokotelam7207]

That city deserve to be a village, Ghanaian have long way to go, if this is the third city in Ghana...I'm defeated, is not sin to have proper infrastructure, managing garbage...etc, is hard to believe that this place is considered as a city, Ghana is over 60 years but is obvious they are struggling to do the basics

[@khathutshililo]

For them it's a city but I honestly don't see how they categorise city, rural towns and towns. Ghana is still third world a long way to go.

[@ayobampilo5762]

this is why @WODE MAYA never shows Ghana, its really sad

[@dokotelam7207]

That's embarrassing city however it explain why many Ghanaian don't wanna stay in Ghana, you will find lot of them in Europe, American...etc, this is the results of fail leadership in their home, however is time for them to face their challenge in their home country, if all can decide to go home and work , fight hard to develop their country,in few years it can be a country that all of them are proud of and don't see a need to be illegal migrate in Europe or American, home is home... Botswana with less population have organize & beautiful city than the whole of Ghana

[@saanichannel533]

@@dokotelam7207 see the rubbish statement your are making, I bet you Tamale is far better than this places you mentioned. You can not use someone short video to generally make a conclusions, that is pathetic. The video is the central market area, an old area of the city. Trust me even Dubai the most beautiful city has the same deficit buildings in their old area at the centre of the town. Have you heard of Deira in Dubai, even Tripoli's was same but when you go outskirts you find beautiful structures, the reason is that this homes in the centre of the city belongs to indigenous people and are mostly family homes so who will develop it accept they sold out to developers? Stop looking for room to insult Ghana or Africa, every country faces this unless developers and investors bought this places and erect tall buildings there. Tamale is beautiful and well plan city, just come and see for yourself not on KZbin platform to make noise

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

Fools……. Trying to start again

[@obeahman6286]

You're in there Tigress, raw unfiltered, vibrant. I am trying hard to find a Muzungu in this fertile swath of humanity.

[@Sophia-dj8uc]

So beautiful seeing the women on motorbikes WOMEN POWER 💪

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I need to learn how to Ride one

[@thanikoya7444]

Greetings African Tigress, this is what I always wanted to see from Tamale. The real life.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome

[@aaronlattimore9409]

Love it!!!

[@Rahmanvlog574]

good video thank you for sharing success always for you guys

[@obeahman6286]

Oh, these women, these women, elegant in their movements, business women. No shrinking violets, but out there too, riding their bikes, strong. Islamic women but no "Saudi Arabian" restrictions on them. Free!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes

[@Du-Rango]

The first thing I noticed was that women are playing a very big role in @Tamale city

[@khathutshililo]

Nice video Tigress the town looks populated and vibrant with people who like their traditions.

[@winniemutisya7119]

Thx sis..its so interesting🔥🔥🔥🔥🌹❤❤. I enjoyed the traditional dance. Wht was the occasion coz i observed 2 groups dancing. Asante sana. Blessings

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

The Ladies dancing was a different one. The Ladies it's like a wedding

[@lebo5281]

❤️❤️I have a friend from here from the Dagomba people, he taught me a few Dagbani words.

[@austinkingtv]

Tamale is a very busy city, I wonder how people cope with these tricycles and bikes.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Well at least every family has one. The bikes are not for public transport

[@bulezulu5789]

Ai ngeke South ah! Asihlaleni LA sikhona ngeke silunge Lana yooo!

[@yahaaghtv]

Now in my home region, it Long since I paid a visit ♥️♥️♥️

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I hope you enjoy 🤗

[@Mogotsimaria]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Since you are in Ghana, please don't miss the Easter at Kwahu. It will be the highlight of your Ghana visit.

[@yahaaghtv]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS I have been following you on your journey from berekum ♥️♥️♥️ I love every bit of it

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@yahaaghtv thank you

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@Mogotsimaria unfortunately my visa will have expired

[@charlottedoe3467]

What part of Tamale is this? l can,t recognise it anymore butl am happy all the same hmm! memories!

[@kobeastephen3139]

Thanks for sharing

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome

[@oceejekwam6829]

Tamale women dress well, be it for everyday business or special occasions. The men in their caps and smocks are very elegant.

[@OkOk-tt2dg]

This was nice to see thank you

[@anita7414]

this is a village forget,ghana still have a long way to go

[@kofisam4106]

Think about your rather poor country called Nigeria, it has the most poorest people in Africa.... by the way, Ghana is going to the World Cup at the expense of Nigeria, how about that? 🤣🤣

[@daryliyke4818]

U are right

[@daryliyke4818]

What about Nigeria?.... Ibadan is the second largest city in Nigeria.... So what's the different between Ibadan and Tamale

[@kofisam4106]

@@daryliyke4818 kano is the second biggest city in Nigeria... you can check it out.

[@calpurniajesinta]

I am told food is really cheap, accommodation like life is really cheap in Tamale and fun though. You could visit Tamale for simple life too their culture and Everything there is intriguing

[@storytime254.]

Beautiful content my dear ❤️❤️❤️

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you 🤗

[@NigeriaToTheWorld]

Is Tamale the Yoruba part of Ghana.. the traditional dance in the streets, the people and also the hustling hit well like Lagos.. I see no difference 🙂

[@jozzycorner]

Yes they are the northerns

[@toheebadeshina2740]

Nigerians Hausas migrated to the city and settled down

[@opeyemiburaimoh4725]

If they are from zamfara they are obviously hausas by origin

[@amosadewuni460]

@@paulinakonadu2274 They are not Nigerians. They migrated from a place in today's Nigeria long before Nigeria came into existence same way the Akans and most tribes migrated into the area today known as Ghana.

[@amosadewuni460]

@@toheebadeshina2740 Dagombas are not Hausas, they are distinct tribe though they migrated from Northern Nigeria.

[@jamesxanthios1317]

Ahhhh the sounds and sights of the city. ❤️👊

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I enjoy this

[@nababaauwal4662]

I'm Nigerian ilove Ghanaians 2

[@jozzycorner]

I have been to tamale once but I don't know most places am glad you show me most places and cultural dance

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome sis

[@juliusikogho3226]

Good and interesting video African Tigres, greetings and love 💕 from the Netherlands always.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Asante sana kaka

[@agyeiaugustine3471]

Ghana have so many beautiful towns and places next time go there

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Invite me to your neighborhood

[@brothersfromghana]

Is Tamale part of Ghana or only those towns and your so called beautiful places are part of Ghana ???

[@agyeiaugustine3471]

@@brothersfromghana tamales is part of ghana, but we have so many places like cape coast castle, aburi gardens, takoradi, koforidua, tema habour etc.tamale is beutiful but the place you are showing is not organise,it is thier central businesses district.

[@Southernview3k]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Is this place the capital city of Tamale?

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@agyeiaugustine3471 surely if everyone covers cape coast castle, Takoradi , Aburi etc who will cover the other parts? I'm more into people and culture than touristic areas. I enjoy the people more than places. If it was about places then I'd never leave Kenya. I love the beach and Kenya has the best white beach in Africa..

[@adlenaijomah3646]

Another Great Video My Dear African Tigress. I am happy you are feeling much better. EVERYBODY should give African Tigress a Big Thumbs Up !!!! 😊

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you Ijomah

[@LadyChantely]

This is beautiful, thank you for sharing. Question, is there no COVID mandate there?

[@frankjiendu5566]

Good Question: afrikans are very headstrong folks. COVID to some is for White People. And this stereotyping is where government comes in.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Most African countries have done away with restrictions

[@love-heartbamaiyi4258]

Which covid?

[@Andarist042]

Northern Ghanaians are the friendliest and most welcoming Ghanaians

[@konfidojah-son6906]

You're right, that's the Nigerians spirit! Jah bless Africa

[@derrickansah3938]

@@konfidojah-son6906 always claiming. hahahahaha you people wont stop amzing

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

That's absolutely true. They know how to take care of their visitors too. They spoil you

[@konfidojah-son6906]

@@derrickansah3938 this is not claiming, but fact 👌 don't get hurt with that

[@elijahtk3893]

Sure, they'd make you feel at home. I miss Tamale a lot, watching from Asia.

[@solaed2482]

In most African societies, giving money or spraying money like in Nigeria to celebrants shows as acknowledgement by invites. This is a nice caption as a woman seen with three children behind a motorcycle bike 👍🏾

[@actionjackson9554]

Wonderful culture 😁

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Long time

[@actionjackson9554]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Bless you I wish to move to GHANA from CANADA and enjoy genuine cultural life.

[@Kikongolessons]

Thank you for sharing this content Tigress.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Mbote!

[@Kikongolessons]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Ye mbote Tigress = Yes hi Tigress 🥰

[@Udembaezechukwu]

Nice content 🖤 I really enjoy this episode

[@righttoknowwiththomas9178]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@5andrewgg]

Beautiful but they should try to keep the city clean

[@amitKumar-wf6bw]

I love the way you vlog

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome

[@juanfernandapique7499]

Thanks you so much Queen for showing the most developed country in Africa, keep it up

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome

[@odet7899]

It's Not The Most Developed In Africa But The Most Developed Country In Mainland West Africa✊🏾❤️ Development Isn't About GDP And Nice Buildings/Skyscrapers But HDI, Per Capita Income, Food Security, Less Unemployment Rate, Less Crime Rate, Respect For Human Right, High Literacy Rate, Social Security, Peace And Economic Stability, Good Edu.System, High Standard Of Living, Infrastructure Etc. And Ghana Leads In All These Measures In Mainland West Africa💪🏿🇬🇭✊🏾

[@opeyemiburaimoh4725]

@@odet7899 😁

[@ikemmanuel7859]

Stop this your nonsense and also stop using Nigeria name to throw shade . Just use your name!

[@Omenastudios]

Una nor get shame. The whole world is laughing at u people because of your lies. 😂😁😀

[@sammyidris1002]

I love Africa

[@blackstar-cg1se]

What a beautiful acient black African culture we took along when "PROFIT Mohamed" the founder of Islam, drove us from the Arabien Penisula, keep the culture, May Ayesu ( Yesus Christus) Bless you all Amen.

[@pattEyaba]

Africa is beautiful

[@davidscott3726]

If so ,the world is beautiful..Africa ain't more beautiful than no where else in the world..Stop the over compensating. .That's a dump right there.

[@maureenburrell6915]

One. Thing. Our. Chieh. Has. To. Ensure. That. They. Keep. The. Streets. A. Little. Cleaner. Provide. More. Public. Binns

[@adamb.alhassan2890]

This looks like a market day where people bring items from villages and other towns to sell.

[@accrainfocus9615]

I’m a Ghanaian but I don’t think Tamale is a city 😌

[@dennisbrown7930]

Tamale is one of the cities we have in Ghana. Currently Ghana has only 6 cities of which they are all metropolitan areas as well. Namely Accra Kumasi Takoradi Tamale Cape Coast and Tema

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Tamale is Mexican food over here on these shores.

[@dennisbrown7930]

@@pietrojenkins6901 Yes we know

[@jossmaan2839]

@@pietrojenkins6901 It is pronounced differently though.

[@dennisbrown7930]

@@jossmaan2839 .. They are cities. In Ghana when an area becomes a Metropolis it automatically becomes a city and both Cape Coast and Tema are metropolitan areas. Also among all the cities Tema City has the best infrastrutures so don't say what you don't know okay. Tema is the only planned city in Ghana

[@akinsolaadenike6664]

pls come to Abuja

[@NdauTribe13]

Love the dances 😂😂

[@ubaachieng4668]

I used to watch quite a few videos done in Tamale. Never saw that kind of dancing that you had in the introduction. I got the impression that they were very conservative Muslims. I guess their wild dancing is not normally filmed. Kind of in the same way coastal East Africans seem to be very conservative but dance the chakacha dance.

[@amariecooks7893]

Interesting. What's happening with the women's dance😂😂. I like how you let us take in the sights and sounds. You're doing a good job. Hardworking jaber💜

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome Amarie

[@faridasulemana3034]

This is just a portion of Tamale.That is the central market.that is not the entire tamale please.

[@elizabethadjei3986]

The Atopa dance is serious.

[@charlottedoe3467]

Oh my favourite music❤😂

[@judyjohnson4167]

I am a Nigerian, I have lived at Lamashegu, and I know almost all the corners of this town, the truth is that a place like tamale is not deserved to be called a city, places like a tamale in Nigeria are considered an upcoming town. And the way they intimidate strangers is very annoying, I prefer Wa than tamale, they have more infrastructure development

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

I hear Sumaya restaurant & chop bar is the place for the best waakye & TZ in Tamale. Can you check it out & give us a review pls.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Unfortunately already left

[@gpierre4878]

Thank to president NANA ADDO and the people of ghana for making great and transform the economy i cant wait to visit from the caribbean thankyou adios.

[@gpierre4878]

Thankyou so much blessing.

[@jabaafricatv7661]

Nana Addo did nothing

[@konfidojah-son6906]

These are the Nigerians abandoned by the Ghana government, they're still balling! Good job

[@amosadewuni460]

Dagombas are not Nigerians. They have been in their location for more than 4 centuries long before the creation of Nigeria, though they migrated from a location presently in Northern Nigeria. Stop creating a false impression. Dagombas are not being mistreated in any way.

[@fascotvibes5435]

@@amosadewuni460 You too, read what you typed…. They’re not Nigerian but they migrated from northern Nigeria 🇳🇬….. SMH 🤦‍♂️

[@chrisudoka5420]

@@fascotvibes5435 they are ghanana.

[@euniceserem8200]

It is how their women dress, so decently ❤❤.

[@prince-rc5pv]

The bridge don't have any postals, most of the female motor riders carry female, riding cool ❤

[@tralbriggs104]

Which tribe is Tamale ? Are there Hausa Fulani towns or kingdom in Ghana ?

[@adamb.alhassan2890]

The predominant tribe is dagomba. Yes there is zongo area in tamale full of hausa speakers. there are a few Fulanis too in different areas of northern region.

[@seismicvertigo345]

There are Yorubas there too, and have been there for a while

[@lebo5281]

Tamale needs some traffic regulations: additional traffic lights, zebra crossings, regulatory signs etc. Those motorcycles freestyling with lane direction and facing oncoming traffic, are just a nightmare.

[@gigi-vx8sy]

Needs a lot of things

[@lebo5281]

@gigi True. I am just looking at those that can be done in a week, two weeks max.

[@cynthiaowusu_ansah]

I guess if u live there it doesn’t matter but that scares me a lot.

[@successogechi374]

Please is there steady light and water in tamale just the way we have in Accra Expense 1 kill me I want to relocate my family to a cheaper town

[@mordi9865]

Without Prejudice, the only place close to being called a city in Ghana is Accra, only just. The rest are towns

[@calvinmoseti5322]

Not even towns they're simply villages

[@adupoku6779]

Tamale hosted 2008 african cup. They have two stadiums ok, those ur city have even 1 stadium hahahaha 😆.

[@alvirasamuels4942]

African Tigress. Very interesting place in Ghana. Is there any place in Ghana with less religions ( Christianity and Islam) and more cultural practices?

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Not sure

[@gildahernandez3557]

It’s amazing the contrast of here two videos I’m watching...One capturing the most beautiful part of the country, the other, a more realistic area of the average people living in that country, something for everyone, depends on your preference...it’s all just a matter of perspectives...Even the white tourist are not wrong, perspectives and motives...👍🏾💕🙏🏼

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Every country has different definition of what city is