HorlarJP:
Hello, How is everyone doing!
Don’t really know how to start a thread, this is my first time but i am going to try !
Left Nigeria for Ghana on the 23rd of March and by air and i have been impressed by what I have seen so far, Truly the Giant of Africa is no more Giant. Nigeria is just getting worse but well let’s be hopeful!

Some reactions and comments i will continue the thread and the advantages and disadvantages of living/staying in Ghana

Thanks!

Elnon:
Ghana is far ahead of Nigeria.....So organized and peaceful hence why our own celebs and even Black American celebs loves vacaying in Accra....Cant wait to read your experiences

HorlarJP:
Hello, How is everyone doing!
Don’t really know how to start a thread, this is my first time but i am going to try !
Left Nigeria for Ghana on the 23rd of March and by air and i have been impressed by what I have seen so far, Truly the Giant of Africa is no more Giant. Nigeria is just getting worse but well let’s be hopeful!

Some reactions and comments i will continue the thread and the advantages and disadvantages of living/staying in Ghana

Thanks!

Nicoswit:

We dey ur back
Note: if wailers start attacking you abeg just ignore them, don't stop this thread oo

Cybercop2002:
if any body attack you you got my back cause i can't be foolish to see bad thing and call it good thing,5 days so far we don't have light on a blink today which didn't even last one hour with powerful mosquito who are dangerous like amotekun

Nicoswit:

Lol...i think there is an issue with the electricity generally bcoz i av seen some people complained online too...for my side here we only had light for like 1hour since morning, the heat is too much...msoquito for diz side be like hisbah police

Cybercop2002:
if any body attack you you got my back cause i can't be foolish to see bad thing and call it good thing,5 days so far we don't have light on a blink today which didn't even last one hour with powerful mosquito who are dangerous like amotekun

Nicoswit:

We dey ur back
Note: if wailers start attacking you abeg just ignore them, don't stop this thread oo

HorlarJP:


5 good days without light ? When I only charge my phone when it’s in 5 percent

HorlarJP:


5 good days without light ? When I only charge my phone when it’s in 5 percent

Nicoswit:

Lol...i think there is an issue with the electricity generally bcoz i av seen some people complained online too...for my side here we only had light for like 1hour since morning, the heat is too much...msoquito for diz side be like hisbah police

HorlarJP:
Hello, How is everyone doing!
Don’t really know how to start a thread, this is my first time but i am going to try !
Left Nigeria for Ghana on the 23rd of March and by air and i have been impressed by what I have seen so far, Truly the Giant of Africa is no more Giant. Nigeria is just getting worse but well let’s be hopeful!

Some reactions and comments i will continue the thread and the advantages and disadvantages of living/staying in Ghana

Thanks!

HorlarJP:
This one note is 10k in naira .

kizonero:
Ghana is indeed a sweet country. I was there in 2019. And I went by road through Abc transport. It was awesome experience going by road.

Pavore9:


You remind of my trip to Accra back in 2012, I also travelled through ABC, we arrived at their park at Nsawam road very late that night, so had to spend the night there.

Kirkman:

Oga it's been a long while I saw this monicker of yours. How have you been?

HILCROWN:
Good Morning Ola,

Nice thread here, Can you please share the cost of traveling to Ghana during this period.

Flight from Nigeria to Ghana, how much?
Did you pay $50 at the Airport as Ecowas stamping?
Did you do Covid-19 test after 7days?
How much is the test in Ghana?
For someone traveling to Ghana for 14days, how many Covid-19 test will I go through?

I will appreciate if you can answer those questions. Thank you in anticipation of your response.


Thank you, I got all the information. God bless you

Shellsploit:


Ghanians are accommodating and life over there is better than what we have here.

Where are u in ghana.. ?

Imagine when theres a scheduled maintenance to be done on the power station, there would be a radio announcement that by xy hours, power would be interrupted and by xy hours, it would be restored.

Freedom to move about anytime of the day especially those staying in major towns and cities of ghana. But if u stay in remote areas / village's its difficult shuttling around at night.

Cybercop2002:
Abeg make un help me japa comot for naija i don tire oooo,agbero don start street fight oooo 2 innocent don die,help ne get job for Ghana i get money for transport abeg just for safety reason i Dey 19 years and i get small change

Cybercop2002:
Pls can we know the cost of living in Ghana and how to get a job or if you can tell me how much to budget

HorlarJP:


Ghana is more expensive than Nigeria, and Naira is really useless compared to Cedis so you have to be financially ready! And about getting a job i really don’t know about that but you should see a job because the country seem accommodating and I would tell you to budget within 300k-500k on arrival means you must enter Ghana with that amount so you won’t be stranded at worse 200k which is 2000 cedis