Is Ghana Worth Visiting? | Honest Review from a Nigerian visiting Ghana 🇬🇭

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Embark on a journey with me as I experience Ghana for the first time!

In this video, I share my initial impressions of this vibrant West African country.

From the warm hospitality of the people to the delicious food and stunning landscapes, Ghana has so much to offer.

Join me as I explore the bustling markets, visit historical sites, and immerse myself in the rich culture of this beautiful nation.

Ever wondered what it's like to visit a country that feels eerily similar to your own? Join me as I embark on a journey to Ghana, a nation with deep cultural ties to Nigeria.

In this video, I share my first impressions of Ghana, exploring the striking similarities and subtle differences between our two countries. From the warm hospitality of the Ghanaian people to the vibrant street scenes, you'll discover why Ghana feels like a second home.
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[franwern]

Lady, I am happy I came across your video, you present yourself very nice, no heavy makeup, no colored stylish expensive fingernails, but just neat and simple. You dress very beautiful, without showing too much. You are that kind of person, who don´t mind doing thirty work, who have sense of humor and can smile about silly jokes, but is also ready and know how to behave for fancy and fine places. I think you can motivate, encourage and uplift your partner to pursue and reach higher goals. I think you really "fear/love" God. You really gives me wife material vibe, the one from Proverbs 31. Next time I am in my beloved home Ghana, I hope to meet a lady like you. I am a new subscriber 🙂

[stephenjohnson]

Welcome to Motherland Ghana 🇬🇭 Enjoy your stay.

[krusadestv]

So you didn't know Ghana was the first country South of the Sahara to gain independence? Ghana was also very instrumental in the independence struggle of many African countries. Kwame Nkrumah set aside funds to support the independence struggle of other African nations and then mentored the leaders of the independence struggle in those territories!

[agyayawagyemang]

You are super interesting. Excellent job

[mensahkadi]

It’s good that u are in Ghana, a very beautiful country indeed with nice people just wait for me in Ghana am coming all the way from London to prepare u the best Ghanaian Jollof. Begin to learn the Twi language and get urself adapted to the system better go to local restaurants and feel the taste of Ghana

[KK-iymw]

You're calm and sweet. You'll blend in very easily. I think most people will speak twi to you, thinking you're a Ghanaian. 😂

[MrTheelicitor]

Yes Ejeomah, Twi, you did well with your pronunciation!!! Welcome Sis.

[collinskwaning]

Wow I like that the way you’re praising my country keep it up 👍 my dear.

[agrofeen]

Nice one, by the way you have a Ghanaian accent, welcome to Ghana

[brakespearwoortman]

Love your presentation and cheerful demeanor. i just subbed.

[nicholasackatiah]

In Ghana it depends where you buy your food because that water is 2 cedis.

[emmanueladdo]

I like your vibe. You're cool and calm 😊❤

[andrewsasarecudjoe]

Buy things like water 🌊 from the supermarkets or the malls, the 1.5 litre is 6/7 ghc

[SamMichealFrancis-zvix]

Starbite is an American restaurant oo, go to the authentic Ghanaian restaurants

[nanakonadu-]

There are some Nigerians who own restaurants and eatery's in Ghana,
I have an experience with one restaurant in Accra, and the owner is a Nigerian,
The Ghanaian dishes she makes looks good to the eye, but it tastes really horrible,
Packaged nicely but it's too expensive and tastes bad.
My point is that many foreigners prepare Ghanaian. meals and don't know how to do it well, Maybe that is what you had with the Jolof rice.
It might not be from an authentic Ghana kitchen.
Have a lovely time in Ghana

[mosesagbodzalu]

The apartment you went to overpriced the items for you

In Ghana if you want a cheaper item then you must buy them on the street or open market

That water is 3cedis on the street

[johnkofiasante]

Next time take the one with egg wai it very nice ok

[ejiataaustinjr]

They redominated their currency about two decades ago. It increased the strength but reduced the purchasing power

[sistafila]

That water in a bottle 500ml belaqua I'd 2.5 ghana cedis

[BalarabeYussif]

It's better to purchase items in bulk than buy them in singles