Things I love about Ghana 🇬🇭 || Life of a Nigerian living in Ghana

Get ready to fall in love with Ghana as I share the things that steal my heart about this vibrant country! From the mesmerizing cultures to the mouthwatering jollof rice, the beauty of Ghanaian ladies are treasure trove waiting to be discovered. Join me on this journey as i explore the stunning landscapes, the warm hospitality of the people, and the rich history that make Ghana a truly unforgettable destination. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a dreamer at heart, this video will inspire you to pack your bags and experience the magic of Ghana for yourself. Don't miss out on this love letter to one of West Africa's most enchanting countries! 💖🇬🇭 #ThingsILoveAboutGhana #GhanaTravel #ExploreGhana #foryou #youtube #recommended #viral

[@mohammedjawal7880]

Your friend again am here again and ive learnt alot of differences from Nigeria and Ghana.Keep it up.Ghanaians always love you ❤

[@justchizy]

Awww my good friend Mohammed, where have you been?

[@mohammedjawal7880]

@@justchizy Im around even though ive been watching most of ur vedios.Everything is fine here in Spain.All my prayers for you is.Your channel to grow more more bigger before the end of this year ❤️

[@StephenKwaku-nk8xk]

if you want to learn the Ghanaian accent,pronunciations are in Cambridgedictionary,word like come/kam/
Curse/ke:s/
Nurse/ne:s/when you are finding words in meaningdon't ignore the word in the slash.try and you know

[@justchizy]

Thanks 😊

[@franciskodua1783]

Am shocked how u got, the secrete to Ghanaians like eggs. You are very right, dont know who told you, but u very right. Some years ago, there were alot of education from the health professionals to the public to learn to balance our diets, and to learn to eat atleast one egg a day to get pur proteins if meat is expensive for u to afford and to help reduce kwashiorkor in children. Are mothers were adviced to eat alot of leaves,bi mean salade, avocado and alot.
I remember there were education to stop eating "wele" what Nigerians call "pormo" because it has no nutritional values. That is why u dont see that much in our food except for waakye and okoro stews.
But Nigerians eat that alot. They have it in every food.
That is why Ghanaians are mindful of their diet. Hence the too much of egg, avocado, salade and the rest
The reason we add plaintains to our fufu is that; the cassava is starchy and only contains carbohydrates. But the plantains contains "ion" so we add to the cassava to balance it. So u get in your meal, the fufu; you get carbohydrates, ion, protains from your meat and fish and the rest. But Nigerians have been laughing of us adding plantain to the cassava, not knowing of the reason. We Ghanaians are very mindful of meals. But today hardship and the high cost of thing have cause people to eat any how.

[@justchizy]

Wow thanks for enlightening me more....
But trust me ghana has more healthy food and Ghanaians knows how to balance it very well

[@stephenoseiosei8573]

Hahaha you are soo funny don't give up

[@justchizy]

🙏

[@moroabdulkarim]

great one there ❤❤keep it up ❤❤

[@justchizy]

Thanks 😊 🙏

[@adeabaarmah2259]

Most Nigerians try to compare their jollof to that of Ghana .But internationally Ghana have won every single jollof competition of jollof ....lol only the rice granules wins over your big granules rice. My sister you say the truth ...

[@justchizy]

Ghana jollof e dey be Keke 👍🙈

[@andrewtweneboah6254]

Herr you are beautiful

[@justchizy]

Thank you 😊

[@terkpersarah7116]

I know this doesn't concern me but yet it's good to ask questions about something you don't understand.
Please what is the reason for the nose earring?

[@justchizy]

😂wahala 🙆🙆

[@user-sm8sh8qw2o]

See poor girl way The look for who she want pay ticket to you feel hold my visit it is easy for you to pay for your mother.

[@tinaotoo.liveinlondon]

Please don't insult her. Respect her. 🙏 thanks

[@paintsildesmond8495]

You already dont sound Nigerian. You sound Ghanaian 100%. Try colabo with other youtubers👍🏻

[@justchizy]

🤸🤸 awww really?
Ok thanks 😊

[@adwoachavis9941]

We Ghanaians have very very good and crispy gari. But as Ghanaians we do not eat gari every day like Nigerians do, in Ghana gari is added to beans, waakye or made in gari fotow. That is gari joloff. And for your attention l do not understand Nigerians always saying Ghana. Is hot. That is a lie, Ghana is in the same. Line with Nigeria which is close to the equatorr. There is not much difference in temperature. Central Africa, East Africa and South Africa are the places you can notice a lot of difference in the temprature. So Nigerians should stop lying about Ghana being hotter than Nigeria.

[@justchizy]

There's nothing to lie about here, if you have been to Nigeria before am sure you'd be the one saying Ghana is hotter, cos you'll be speaking out of experience. One love. ✌