THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NIGERIA AND GHANA (a Nigerian staying in Ghana)

[dearchioma]

I mean… I love how Maraji is living. All that pressure of measuring up as an influencer in Nigeria- she’s past it. Babe dey live her full life and doing no explaining ❤️❤️

[Ebizzill]

ghana be like. ...chale' relaxxxx
naija be like.... ABEG MOVE!!!

[TayoAinaFilms]

Awesome video. Love your analysis, very detailed and hilarious 😂.

[dianasagbenyo]

Being Ghanaian and seeing home from another person's eyes, it hits different. One day I hope to see Nigeria too, for all that Nigeria means for Africa, we are only optimistic of safer times for all Nigerians ahead, you people deserve it for real..y'all work so hard for it.

[tegalicocious]

I have a Nigerian father and a Ghanaian mother and I have a full experience of both cultures! Now I live in Accra Ghana! And Maraji I agree with you! 100 percent

[Lifestylebydeeya]

I totally agree with you as a Nigerian living in Ghana, I can surely tell that you sure took your time for this content, it was quite articulate,
loved it. Especially from the intro about Ghana and Nigerian leaders. Great stuff.

[emmanuellatakyi]

I really enjoyed watching this especially since I can relate. I'm a Ghanaian schooling in Nigeria. Your stuff's legit😂 I was just nodding in agreement throughout. Really enjoyed the history lesson too. Your Kenyan accent was too good and the way you pronounced the word "Twi"...on point😂

[ifeomachudi-oji]

This is lovely. I studied in Ghana for 5 years and this documentary is quite accurate 👌🏾

[surfacexplorer]

had the chance to visit Nigeria and i enjoyed myself out there. The Nigerians treated us nice during our stay. I would definitely love to go there again. but yea their traffic and power outages were worse than ours, that I can agree. I hope that both our countries can improve to where we are all comfortable and don't have to leave our shores to find that comfort and convenience.

[Awhobiwom]

“Do I wanna really die just for picture” 😂😂😂💀💀

Maraji sha showed us her bf in this video

[khadijatgbadamosi]

If only this is how we were taught history in schools 🥺 this video is lit 🔥 lit as in very very lit, I love every bit of it.

[rosewaterpetals]

The Nigerians throwing a party in Ghana made me laugh, she really said..."is this your country?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[JohnsonOjo]

This is really Enjoyable seeing that it's an educative piece. Welldone Maraji

[ManLikeBishy]

Damn! It’s how you do accents so effortlessly for me 😂 You nailed the Kenyan impression!

[MsDeevah]

I am Nigerian and Bae is Ghanaian, am definitely coming home soon 🤣🤣 would love to see Ghana through your eyes for now. Happy New Year Sis ❤️❤️

[odoowaaappiah]

"What if you're a spirit? What if you can fly? What if you can turn to yam?" I'm ROTFL. Can't even find my emojis

[globalcitizn]

Despite the ups and downs between this two countries 🇳🇬 x 🇬🇭, they sill have a strong bond

[SimplyDiamond]

Can’t agree more to this video and must thank you for the history between the two countries!
(Was Educational )
I recently visited Nigeria (spent a month there and loved it) and have visited Ghana twice. I must say, (So True) for security and fast paste in Nigeria. Also couldn’t help but since the proud of the people - got me wondering!
I loved every bit of my stayed sha.... especially being in the right environment and with the right people. Very creative minded and are strong hustlers. (Was so inspired by their hustling spirit)
😊If you’re are kind and open towards their culture and traditions, you get to see and experience their beautiful warm hearts. Currently dating a guy from there, and he was my armor throughout, including other family members I have there.! But mostly love Ghana for it’s peace and calmness. Ghana is such a beautiful country!! It’s funny to me how both countries go head to head... when in most African eyes, they have similar traits!
I love my Africa!! And So proud of those two countries!!
From a Liberian Sister ❤️

[emmanuellaogbonna]

I am Nigerian but I have to give it to Ghana. Una dey try. But I Nigeria because we are and will always be the most resourceful. Sadly, our government doesn't make it easy for us

[moonlight-lzqt]

I can't believe those leaders were so petty. And now it's about who makes the best jollof rice lol