Daejoyoung:

Well it all depends, dollar is not an heavenly currency given to us by God and neither does it determine the cost of living in all countries. Also one could earn less than 50 dollars a month but not be totally dependent on that for survival, there would also be another source of income in the form of petty trades, business and stuffs like that. Remember this is Nigeria we are talking about not Ghana. Nigerians are known to be much more mobile and less dependent on the normal way of life than Ghanians are, maybe that's why you fail to get my point.

jaycent:
Hmmm till then sha

Nowenuse:


What proofs do you have to show that Ewes originated from the Chad area?

The Chad area is ancestrally owned by Ethnic groups who speak Nilo-saharan and Chadic (Afro-Asiatic) languages.
How can Ewe people who speak a Kwa language of the Niger-congo stock have originated there?

What about the Fon and Aja people who are cousins of the Ewe? Did they also originate from the Chad area?

justtoodark:
another gambino nonesense...

this is ghana....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yzQnuFd1JA

Just30:
i don't know about your fon people
According to the documented stories from the Ewes themselves, they list every single place they ever settled before coming to Ghana.
The internet should help you
If you know the right places to look or you can pay a visit to the African institute at the university of Ghana

Just30:
i don't know about your fon people
According to the documented stories from the Ewes themselves, they list every single place they ever settled before coming to Ghana.
The internet should help you
If you know the right places to look or you can pay a visit to the African institute at the university of Ghana

Yobeezy:
Kenya is currently the economic and regional powerhouse of eastern and central Africa.
The only country we're flourishing to compete with currently and further is South Africa,the boss of the continent.
Other countries like Nigeria and Tanzania are just lazy noisemakers to us.
When it comes to development,these countries never even ring into our minds.

Nowenuse:


You can read about the history of Oyo empire and see that the rulership of Oyo empire stretched into Ewe territory in present day Togo.

Kenyanstar:

It is only a Swahili speaker who can discern the difference in pronunciation, accent and maybe speed of spoken words. But a Nigerian trying to be judgmental on a language he basically cant even grasp is just being annoying.
PRIMARY SWAHILI IS SPOKEN IN:
Kenya
Tanzania
Burundi
Zanzibar
SECONDARY SWAHILI SPEAKERS
Congo
Mozambique
Somalia
Uganda
Comoros
Zambia
Malawi
Madagascar
TERTIARY SPEAKERS
Somalia
South Sudan
Angola

Daejoyoung:

Well it all depends, dollar is not an heavenly currency given to us by God and neither does it determine the cost of living in all countries. Also one could earn less than 50 dollars a month but not be totally dependent on that for survival, there would also be another source of income in the form of petty trades, business and stuffs like that. Remember this is Nigeria we are talking about not Ghana. Nigerians are known to be much more mobile and less dependent on the normal way of life than Ghanians are, maybe that's why you fail to get my point.

Just30:
like you said
Present day Togo

TayserMahiri:


The only thing working in that railway is well oiled propaganda. The videos they are making praising the project's two-pillars progress feel like propaganda clips straight from North Korea State Television.

Nowenuse:


Hey Mr, not everyone is so dumb! Some people are naturally very quick in noticing subtle differences, even when it may seem like they shouldn't be able to easily notice these differences.


Let me give you an example, many years ago when I was younger, I was watching an Indian movie with my siblings.
As usual, Bollywood movies are in Hindi/Urdu language.
In the same movie, the actors travelled to another part of India and all of a sudden, I noticed that the spoken language in the movie changed.
It was still an Indian language of course but I just knew that this was not the normal Hindi I was hearing from the beginning of the movie (even though we only followed the subtitles).
I told my siblings about , but they were like . They never noticed anything and never cared to notice anything. They just continued watching.

Due to my nature of inquisitiveness, I went online after the movie and that was when I learnt about the other different languages and demography of India. I always thought the entire India had a uniform Hindi language.

I later discovered that the actors of that movie actually travelled from North India to South India where the natives speak a Dravidian language and not an Indo-aryan language as most of North india does.

Now, this was about a decade ago. If I could notice the differences between Indian languages which are thousands of miles away from me and which I had no single idea of, be rest assured that the difference of spoken Swahili among east Africans should be a piece of cake to me many years later.

Kamikazi, the Tanzanian guy has confirmed this to me already.

Here are some Tanzanian musics below by a single artiste, you can listen to them and tell me if Kenyans sing that way.
I don't even want to even bring in the likes of Alikiba, Diamond, Vanessa, Rayvanny, Christian Bella, etc here

The second music almost sounded like an Indian music the way the guy was singing it.

The 3rd song was featuring Bahati (a Kenyan singer) and not matter how hard the Kenyan singer tried, he just couldn't get the unique Bongo flavour melody of Aslay (the Tanzanian singer), the difference was very clear.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz6kNwqQJ_Q


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xoly5kqCnL8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSjiweGl4Sw

Leroy19:
What can Tanzanians say? Even their BRT buses were made in Kenya!

Kazikazi:
Do u wanna say u made this stuffs? Do u have these things in kenya? Show me ur BRT.show it here

Nowenuse:


The 3rd song was featuring Bahati (a Kenyan singer) and not matter how hard the Kenyan singer tried, he just couldn't get the unique Bongo flavour melody of Aslay (the Tanzanian singer), the difference was very clear.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz6kNwqQJ_Q


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xoly5kqCnL8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSjiweGl4Sw

Nowenuse:


Ewe people in Ghana, Togo and Benin republic are the same people. It's not as if Togo is located in East Africa.
Remember, before colonialism and at the time Oyo empire ruled, there was nothing like Togo or Ghana, Ewe territory was Ewe territory.

Leroy19:
Ha! I'm sorry that you don't know it! Those buses were built and procured from Nairobi http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Kenya-orders-South-Africa-buses-as-Tanzania-buys-in-Nairobi/2560-4583280-7s78e6/index.html

Kenyans got angry when we learnt that our BRT would be made in SA.We are glad that our BRT buses will be sourced locally in Kenya-made by Kenyans after the government made a U-turn!http://www.mediamaxnetwork.co.ke/444837/state-makes-u-turn-on-importation-of-new-buses/

Sit on that BRT knowing that it was made in Kenya hahah!

Kazikazi:
Not yet procured.

Yobeezy:


Of course,kenya too is a shithole nation with its own flaws that can't match the ones nigeria is holding,your flaws are overwhelming enough.
Nigeria is rich with okay,nobody will put some contradictions here.The irony comes in when it is rich yet it is the poverty capital of the world.
This shows how income disparities has been glorified over there.

Nowenuse:


Here are some Tanzanian musics below by a single artiste, you can listen to them and tell me if Kenyans sing that way.
I don't even want to even bring in the likes of Alikiba, Diamond, Vanessa, Rayvanny, Christian Bella, etc here