I was in Ghana for an event last weekend. For the first time, I felt happy to a Nigerian outside Nigeria.

All clubs and events I saw, it was Naija music banging...

Big ups to Wizkid, Burma Boy,.David and co..

Same in Naija.

ndidibabe:
I was in Ghana for an event last weekend. For the first time, I felt happy to a Nigerian outside Nigeria.

All clubs and events I saw, it was Naija music banging...

Big ups to Wizkid, Burma Boy,.David and co..

Ghanaians are obsessed with music from Nigeria. Nigerians also love GH music. The major problem is that some Ghanaians express their hatred for Nigerian music on local radio, they even propose that radio stations should only play Ghanaian songs. We all know that would be difficult for the young Ghanaians who appreciate the effort Nigerian artists put into songs

Nukilia:


Ghanaians are obsessed with music from Nigeria. Nigerians also love GH music. The major problem is that some Ghanaians express their hatred for Nigerian music on local radio, they even propose that radio stations should only play Ghanaian songs. We all know that would be difficult for the young Ghanaians who appreciate the effort Nigerian artists put into songs

Yes o. I mean everywhere I go, it was star boy. It was as if I dey Nija..

big fat lie! I am Ghanaian and live in Accra. Yes, they play some Nigerian music but Ghanaians tend to play their own music most of the time.

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ndidibabe:
I was in Ghana for an event last weekend. For the first time, I felt happy to a Nigerian outside Nigeria.

All clubs and events I saw, it was Naija music banging...

Big ups to Wizkid, Burma Boy,.David and co..

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PetroDolla2020:
big fat lie! I am Ghanaian and live in Accra. Yes, they play some Nigerian music but Ghanaians tend to play their own music most of the time.

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Which music? Who is telling the lie? I just told u what I experienced in most of the clubs I saw..

Nukilia:


Ghanaians are obsessed with music from Nigeria. Nigerians also love GH music. The major problem is that some Ghanaians express their hatred for Nigerian music on local radio, they even propose that radio stations should only play Ghanaian songs. We all know that would be difficult for the young Ghanaians who appreciate the effort Nigerian artists put into songs

Speak for yourself o!
Not all Nigerians love banku music

ndidibabe:
Which music? Who is telling the lie? I just told u what I experienced in most of the clubs I saw..

Was it a Nigeria event? I don't know about being obsessed with Nigeria music, yes we play Naija music, we equally play lots of our own music.

Infact Nigeria has a 70-30 policy where you're supposed to play 70 percent Nigeria content, 30 percent other content. Ghana doesn't have that, eventhough people are clamouring for it. Even in trade Nigeria has banned some 30 or so items from entering your market. In Ghana, it's a free-market economy. We play/watch everything here.

Nigerians do lot of english-language songs that have wide appeal. Liberians etc love your songs. Ghanaians are towing that line and infusing lots of english into our songs and we're also going places. Why are you surprised to see "popular" Nigeria content in a foreign country?

Nukilia:


Ghanaians are obsessed with music from Nigeria. Nigerians also love GH music. The major problem is that some Ghanaians express their hatred for Nigerian music on local radio, they even propose that radio stations should only play Ghanaian songs. We all know that would be difficult for the young Ghanaians who appreciate the effort Nigerian artists put into songs

Are you Nigerian? How much Ghanaian music do you hear/see on your airwaves?

Goldbw122:
Same in Naija.

What's same in Naija?

mdntiri:


Was it a Nigeria event? I don't know about being obsessed with Nigeria music, yes we play Naija music, we equally play lots of our own music.

Infact Nigeria has a 70-30 policy where you're supposed to play 70 percent Nigeria content, 30 percent other content. Ghana doesn't have that, eventhough people are clamouring for it. Even in trade Nigeria has banned some 30 or so items from entering your market. In Ghana, it's a free-market economy. We play/watch everything here.

Nigerians do lot of english-language songs that have wide appeal. Liberians etc love your songs. Ghanaians are towing that line and infusing lots of english into our songs and we're also going places. Why are you surprised to see "popular" Nigeria content in a foreign country?

The clubs bang Nigeria music majorly. That got me really surprised but relaxed. I felt I was in Lagos.

ndidibabe:
The clubs bang Nigeria music majorly. That got me really surprised but relaxed. I felt I was in Lagos.

There're lots of Nigerians here. And you guys dish out good music, movies, comedy etc so you've wide appeal across Africa/the world.

mdntiri:


There're lots of Nigerians here. And you guys dish out good music, movies, comedy etc so you've wide appeal across Africa/the world.

At least, no be only crime we dey famous for:-)

ndidibabe:
At least, no be only crime we dey famous for:-)

Lol. I have stories, but I won't go there. To be fair since last year or 2 years to now, the Nigeria-people crime stories have not been much or crazy like used to be.

no be only music now. Didn't hear Nigerians speaking in Nigerian languages, bearing Nigerian names, eating Nigerian food, driving nigerian? You didn't see naira was the currency used in Ghana? Even the Ghanaian president is from Nigeria. You didn't mention all of that,huh?

ndidibabe:
Which music? Who is telling the lie? I just told u what I experienced in most of the clubs I saw..

PetroDolla2020:
no be only music now. Didn't hear Nigerians speaking in Nigerian languages, bearing Nigerian names, eating Nigerian food, driving nigerian? You didn't see naira was the currency used in Ghana? Even the Ghanaian president is from Nigeria. You didn't mention all of that,huh?

Well, only my observation. I am not here for a country vs country tussle.

ndidibabe:
Well, only my observation. I am not here for a country vs country tussle.

So what's your impressions about Ghana? We're all here to learn

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ndidibabe:
Well, only my observation. I am not here for a country vs country tussle.

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PetroDolla2020:
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PetroDolla2020:
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Lol. Petro dollar please allow the lady. Let's be nice. So Ndidibabe what's your impression of Ghana?

I don't really give a damn! Some of these nigerians are full of crap! I don' really give a fvck what a Nigerian thinks about Ghana or Ghanaians

mdntiri:


Lol. Petro dollar please allow the lady. Let's be nice. So Ndidibabe what's your impression of Ghana?

PetroDolla2020:
I don't really give a damn! Some of these nigerians are full of crap! I don' really give a fvck what a Nigerian thinks about Ghana or Ghanaians

I hear you. BUT there's a REALITY we must all face. Nigeria's 200 million people, they're close to us, we're the closest english-speaking country to Nigeria, they're prolific people, they're in our space, they're here, they're coming here in droves, whether we like it or not, we'd be dealing with them.

PetroDolla2020:
I don't really give a damn! Some of these nigerians are full of crap! I don' really give a fvck what a Nigerian thinks about Ghana or Ghanaians

Lol. This one is an uncultured racist.

You don't know me so keep your stvpid rant to yourself

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ndidibabe:
Lol. This one is an uncultured racist.

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Yes, of course. We will deal with them as we have always done.

I know Nigerians very well. If I tell you my story, you won't believe it.

Most of them don't like Ghanaians. So why should I give a fvck about them? I wonder how Ghanaians living in Nigeria cope with them. They are something else.

mdntiri:


I hear you. BUT there's a REALITY we must all face. Nigeria's 200 million people, they're close to us, we're the closest english-speaking country to Nigeria, they're prolific people, they're in our space, they're here, they're coming here in droves, whether we like it or not, we'd be dealing with them.

mdntiri:


So what's your impressions about Ghana? We're all here to learn

Accra is cool and neat. A good place to relax.Not like the Rock- Rock Lagos.

ndidibabe:
Accra is cool and neat. A good place to relax.Not like the Rock- Rock Lagos.

Nice one.

mdntiri:


Nice one.

Yeah. Doesn't change the fact that Lagos is bigger than Ghana o .

ndidibabe:
Yeah. Doesn't change the fact that Lagos is bigger than Ghana o .

NO! Not in terms of population or landmass. This's a common "lie" I see Nigerians throwing about. Same as the "common lie" that Nigeria used to supply electricity to Ghana. These "lies" are being debunked all over.

Lagos' population is about 15 million, Ghana's 30 million. Lagos state'd still be less than 30 million. In terms of landmass Lagos State is 3577km square, Ghana is 238, 533 km square

Infact there's an ongoing population influx here, and the Ghana/Accra authorities should seriously be planning our spaces before we become crowded like Lagos

mdntiri:


NO! Not in terms of population or landmass. This's a common "lie" I see Nigerians throwing about. Same as the "common lie" that Nigeria used to supply electricity to Ghana. These "lies" are being debunked all over.

Lagos' population is about 15 million, Ghana's 30 million. Lagos state'd still be less than 30 million. In terms of landmass Lagos State is 3577km square, Ghana is 238, 533 km square

Infact there's an ongoing population influx here, and the Ghana/Accra authorities should seriously be planning our spaces before we become crowded like Lagos

We can only be comparing Ghana to Lagos not Nigeria. Lagos is richer than the whole of Ghana..

ndidibabe:
We can only be comparing Ghana to Lagos not Nigeria. Lagos is richer than the whole of Ghana..

I agree. I've seen stats putting Lagos'economy at 90 billion dollars and over, Ghana's as at now is less than 80 billion dollars. You guys are prolific, and I have lots of respect for you. Ghanaians are not that prolific. If we produced and consumed more of the things we use, things would improve. For our small population/land size, ABUNDANT mineral resources, peaceful people, great location, no wars etc etc we shouldn't be where we're now. But things are beginning to look good

So Lagos is bigger than Ghana(for now) in terms of GDP (economy), not population or land size

mdntiri:


I agree. I've seen stats putting Lagos'economy at 90 billion dollars and over, Ghana's as at now is less than 80 billion dollars. You guys are prolific, and I have lots of respect for you. Ghanaians are not that prolific. If we produced and consumed more of the things we use, things would improve. For our small population/land size, ABUNDANT mineral resources, peaceful people, great location, no wars etc etc we shouldn't be where we're now. But things are beginning to look good

So Lagos is bigger than Ghana(for now) in terms of GDP (economy), not population or land size

Even with the big economy, Nigeria na jagajaga. If I am a billionaire and restricted to live in Nigeria or Ghana, I will choose Ghana.