Splashme:
Beginning to like this man with my whole heart. Many others at his level will go in convoys with Police blaring sirens

shervydman:


u mean Ghana produce the breed of cassava for Nigerian farmers? the largest producer of cassava in the world?

I thought I was even debating with intelligent people not knowing u guys are just bunch of fools!

Just30:
i didnt even say Ghana produce corn for you

Ghanaian Scientist produced the breed of corns that is being used by your farmers today

Mac2016:
What about Thunder Balogun that betted with his friend in a penalty and the last penalty he played actually entered and came out through his friend which was the goalkeeper and teared the goal net and went out..then the friend died and thunder balogun won the bet..it's so confusing to be a naijarian....hahahaha

pauljumbo:



why some Ghanaian is insulting Nigerians that we don't have president their vice president is begging Nigerians to create jobs for their youth


lalasticlala
mynd44
sarki

Benekruku:




Childish assumption!



Op sef fit call "See caution" traffic sign illuminati symbol

Shortyy:
Don't goan make money, dey there dey look for illumanati code

BenKassy:
Its true. Its also in 0:09 at the begining of video, crested at the back of his sweater when Davido walks in to meet the fair lady.. Guess we now know y everything "Davido" is hot cake. I'm not also surprised R.Kelly remixed the song. Na dem dem.

Destined2win:
Your comment sounded so .Don't insult people until you study their comments holistically.

When you genuinely appreciate the works of God, you are glorifying Him. You see a Wonderful God through the eyes of things he created.

Destined2win:
Before I answer you, mention 3 ways one can glorify God?

Talkwell:


even Mary the little lamb

onila:

is it when you lose ur African culture and exchange it for baby mama culture, having no manners
that's when white people call you shining star

my oyibo professor said Ghana and botswana are the shining stars of Africa

botswana- understandable at least they retained their Africaness

but Ghana- lost their culture to adopt black american ghettoness

Destined2win:
Did you expect to see a cross when it's not a gospel song.

Any song that doesn't glorify God is of the devil symbols or no symbols. Know that today

vaxx:
i agree with you. you should also note that ghana economic progress is also very relevant now. Nigerians business men recognized it. And they are moving in and extablishing their companies to benefit from it. Lagos is west africa business power house no doubt. Accra too has taken a position in west africa that can never be overlook. We as africa should be able to tolerate each other and welcome diffrences.

there a lot of ways both countries can forge toghether to strenghten their economy. ghana is tapping into the nigeria entertainment industry. nigerians are tapping into ghana education system. base on my calculation. About 5percent of nigerian graduate are educated in ghana. So i dont see why there should be issues.

arinzeejikonye:




Good for you John dramani mahama is a man I so much respect he tried for ghana, big time no denying,


You came to lagos, but I guess you didn't traverse everywhere to have a clear picture, did you visit ladol, eko Atlantic, lekki ftz, badagry, banana Island, sango tode, apapa port complex, Robert Island, orange Island, snake Island, tarkwa Bay, ikeja, festac, Maryland, surulere, games village, computer village, trade fair complex, Victoria Island, Victoria garden city, etc

uzzyfire:
gut all this ones u are saying is nonsense, how can Accra a city without a GDP even be an economic hub

looooll OK . which one looks like an economic hub
Accra a city without a GDP or
Lagos a city with a GDP that is way higher than over 40 African countries (including Ghana)

loooooooooooooooooooollllllllllll I just saw d blunder of d century. "tema is dubbed d center of d world looooooooooooooooollll in ut dreams

forgiveness:


I only presented the known facts.

Where magga no dey?

Even from Aflao to Tema and Accra, if you fall magga people go gba you.

forgiveness:


Of course, Aflao road is better than 6 years.

If you look at the history of Nigeria, civilians only ruled for 10 years out of 40 years of military regime, before we settled for democracy in 1999.

Believe me when the civilian ruled from 1960 - 1966, we were the envy of the world. I don't want to go into full details.

Though the military regime executed big projects but it was left to decay. Like I said, it was left to decay under the same military regime. As you have rightly said that maintenance culture is the major setbacks but it is no longer the case with some states government but the federal government is still very much guilty of this.

Most of the highrise buildings were done during the civilian rule.

Is Tema the first master planned city in West Africa? Can you give the date of creation?

The last time a Ghanaian friend visited Abuja, he realized he was fed with lies about Nigerian cities. In short, he was blown away.

I can only choose Accra ahead of Abuja if business is considered but in terms of infrastructures, please don't go there. Abuja has gone pass what you saw or think.

What are the factors that made Ghana the aviation hub?
Last year, I saw construction going on at the airport.

Are they building new airport?

I was impressed with the Navy clinic beside the airport.

But if you think Accra will overtake Lagos as the regional and economic hub then you must have great faith.

Nowenuse:


Ok, pls, what is the GDP of these cities?? Tell us

68816419:

hahhaha funny..i can swear to God that there are more Ghanaians in Nigeria than Nigerians in Ghana. go to Lagos, Kaduna, Abuja, ph, Enugu, Kano and other places and see them yourself , most Nigerians in Ghana are situated in Accra so you tend to see them often unlike Ghanaians in Nigeria scattered all across the country, you should go see how many Ghanaians are in these cities selling their poff-poff, expired drugs, and tasteless banku

Hbuyosh:
iamord, are u Ghanaian? Just asking.

vaxx:
please ignore those who are comparing accra to abuja or port harcourt. It does not tally. It is accra vs lagos or portharcourt vs tema

MtuMsuper:

Yes, that too! Its like Saudi Arabia importing sand, Ghana importing cocoa, or Sweden importing snow!!

MtuMsuper:

until the time Dangote builds it, Nigerians will have to do with imported refined petroleum.

From Ivory Coast.

Nowenuse:


Why then are these bogus paintings of yours not reflecting in the GDP or GDP per capital of Accra and Tema?
Accra and Tema are also very very small in size compared to Abuja municipality, even with all the economic and industrial activities?

Nowenuse:


Nothing in this link butresses your claim of Ghana's $2b from tourism!

PissedYagami:
What some foreigners think about Nairobi.

Nowenuse:


I love your optimism.
But let's be frank. Tema seems to have failed for a master planned city. Abuja is donkey years ahead of Tema.
Accra is yet to be an economic hub. It has no economic vibrance.

Nowenuse:


Can you pls back your $2b assertion with verified online sources?

forgiveness:


My first visit to Ghana was in 2000 and over the years, I have visited more than 40 times.

The road from Aflao border to Tema was very terrible but my first impression of Tema and Accra was very impressive. The stable light, constant water supply, street lights, smooth roads (though some parts were bad), low fence(unlike the wall of Jericho notable in residential houses in Lagos), traffic lights, organized police officers etc made me to be astonished due to the fact that I came from a city (Lagos) were almost all these were in nonexistent as at then. The reason for this can easily be thrased to the ineffective millitary regime.

Lagos was the shadow of itself and the disdain of the world. But take note that before the military regime all these were in place, some Koreans who witnessed it, confirmed Lagos was better than Seoul, in fact better than South Korea.

My point is that the military regime brought regression rather than progression and it was that that drew us back.

However, 18 years after our emancipation from the military regime, I can authoritatively tell you that we have witnessed massive development and progressed beyond imagination though the bad news of terrorism, kidnapping, corruption etc made more headlines in the international media than telling the real story.

Believe me, Accra was far developed than Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt 18 years ago in terms of infrastructures and development but my guy this is no longer the case because during that era there was oil boom and the profits were used to rapidly develop these cities.

Frankly speaking, Lagos and Abuja have developed beyond what Accra can imagine though they(especially Lagos) lag behind in basic infrastructures but I can tell you categorically that these are giving the needed attentions.

Though, I will agree that we should have done better but perhaps if we restructure the system of government.

Ghana was lucky to have J.J Rawlings who forever changed political system that brought stability and economic growth and progress in Ghana.

And to think that Ghanaians are craving for infrastructural development is beyond me, the outcome of the election showed otherwise.

But don't be decived that Nigeria is not progressing and doing nothing.

We know the next step to take and we are doing everything to achieve it.

Restructuring of the system of government perhaps could be the next and right step.