Kindly share your thoughts with us in the comment section...I basically disagree with him in most of his revelations though he's entitled to his opinion...
It seems you Ghanian people have a knack for identifying and aligning yourself with positive opportunities and admirable endeavours from Nigerians. recognizing good things is the first step toward personal growth and success. However, it's crucial to remember that true progress comes from action, not just association.
@@teejaystudios220 that will be cool naija is not just the type that will always lie we teach you we teach you that even one yeye ghania old crash coach saying ghana teaches naija how to play football una go come again say na una teach us how eat food or even do movie
@@DwannastrangeLyon101 okay I’ll keep in touch with you via WhatsApp,let’s do this cuz as a host I can exert a lot of pressure rather listening and coming in when necessary…
@@teejaystudios220why are you so timid with your comments about Nigeria? Stick to facts and let Nigerians be whatever they want to be. Fela copied from Ghana’s music trend in the mid-1960s to create Afrobeat. He also copied Geraldo Pino of Sierra Leone. Uhuru Dance Band was making songs we would now call Afrobeat before Fela. At some point all top artistes Ebo Taylor, Geraldo Pino, and Fela were in Ghana mixing African rhythms and beats with black American music. That’s why Afrobeat started in Ghana! Even current Afrobeats evolved from Ghana in the early 2000 with highlife, hiplife and then Azonto. Nigerians are currently dominating Afrobeats and they’re doing great. However, they’re not the originators!!!!
How come those who claim to have taught Nigerians Afrobeat did not achieve anything with it. These guys are funny. Anytime a Nigerian visits Ghana, they say he has come to learn something
Haven't you see a student becoming a president and the teacher remain a teacher. Why do Burner boy always mention Shatter Wale's name. How many music teacher's has a song? Think before you write.
Ghana 🇬🇭 is 3 times larger than Jamaica 🇯🇲. Ghana is 32 Million population. Jamaica is just 3 Million population but their music industry is bigger than Ghana. So, that population argument is stale now
@@POBoxAfrica where some countries have used music as a means of survival, some countries with a different culture of growth won’t allow their kids to do music those days it was all high school and university bound that’s why it looks like Nigerians have just started doing music now .. that’s not the case . The SADE ADU , SEAL are all Nigerians with the lead singer for Whitehouse family to mention a few . It’s all changed with this generation has they have mixed Education and music to mane them More successful. One thing about Nigerians are … anything they get into , they don’t stop until they are at the top
Ghana is very good in trying to hijack people’s Glory….. all Nigerians learnt entertainment in general from Ghana… we agree. Go get the teachers award why we entertain the world and make the money…… thank you awa teacher 🙏
Ghana is the only country in the world that teaches everyone everything and for some strange reason always forget how to do those things. Delusional dude ! They even thought us 419 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
People that fought for your independence and the Biafra war 😮😮😮what do you want them to say or what about Ghanaians teachers, carpenters, Maisons ect that came to help your grand parents to learn and aquare knowledge..😢😢
Nigeria/Nigerians doesn't need any collaboration with Ghana Entertainment Industry. Do they even have Entertainment Industry in Ghana? When Nigerians helping them growing their small Entertainment Industry then they're there claiming that they thought Nigerians how to do this and that. Ever since Nigerians stopped collaborating with you Ghanaians, when was the last time Ghanaian artists came with a hit song? Ever since Nollywood Movie Industry stopped collaborating with Ghana Movie Industry, where is your so called Ghallywood now? Nigeria doesn't need Ghana to survive but Ghana/Ghanaians need Nigeria to survive. Nigeria is global brand. The time VIP, TicTac and Mzbel had a single hit song in Nigeria, that time Tuface, D'baj, P-Square and Timaya was the most popular artists in Africa. Tuface and D'banj were the first African artists to win a BET Award. Early 2000s which Ghanaian artists was the level of Tuface, D'banj, P-Square and Timaya? No one. Ghanaian artists are always locals, Nigerians always gives them a little bit fame and publicity. Nigerians always helping Ghanaian musicians and actors and giving them a platforms.
So if artists come to your country colab with your artists or make a music project in your country that’s automatically they came to learn music very myopic somebody
The fact that Flavour visited Kumasi does not mean he learnt to do music in Ghana, I was raised in the same town as Flavour, he has been into music from his teenage years. Ghana people must stop this foolishness about any musician who has ever been to Ghana went there to learn music. The Ghanaians will one of these days claim that Pope Francis went to Ghana to learn how to read the Bible, please stop this silliness.
Flavour my childhood friend that started playing music in churches as a child. Ghanaians sef. Flavour already had hit the album before even stepping out of Enugu.
@@Rhitchie1 You cannot just lay claim to a song because the word "Ashawo" originates from Ghana, that is almost a criminal hijack of the arts which you are not entitled to. During the colonial era, many words from other colonies were adopted within the Anglophone West African sphere.
If Ghana is the teacher, why is it only Nigerian artistes that they taught?? Why aren't other musicians from other countries rushing to Ghana to learn??? Why aren't Gambians , Sierra Leoneans , Liberians and Cameroonians going to learn from Ghana so that they too can go overseas and sell out the O2 and the Madison Square Garden??? Yeye talk !! Nigeria is the home of music!! Years before Tic Tac, or the VIP, we have always had Victor Uwaifo, Rex Lawson, Fela Kuti, Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Celestine Ukwu, Osita Osadebey, Onyeka Onwenu, Christy Essien. With different genres entrenched and embedded in the various cultures across Nigeria!! I suppose we can let these Ghanaians keep deceiving themselves! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
My friend I was thinking this same thing too, why are they not doing it, teacher person when you teach he don die today,by fela kuti, Why is it only Nigeria ask my friend ask too, today Cameron will still same this same thing again, Everybody now teach Nigeria what they doing, okay thank you
How can you teach somebody something that you don't know or do. Is that not foolishness and sign of daftness. Show us one person who was doing afrobeat in Ghana prior to Fela's visit.
On rap culture, Nigeria isn't taking front seats because they've seen that it's not easy to live their dream life with it. To say Ghana has been ahead like forever isn't correct. Before Sark, who were those rappers that can be compare to the likes of Mode 9, Naeto C, Elajoh, Ajasa, Too phat, and others in Ghana? Mention their names. In Nigeria, rap isn't paying. These guys need money, and afrobeats is giving them. If by tomorrow, rap starts paying, you will see how Nigerians will shock the world. Most these afrobeats artistes started as rapper. Let's get our facts right. You can't have one and think you are that man. You need to have options before you can be classified as the MAN! George Weah won world footballer of the year, does that makes Liberia football nation? C'mon fellas, we should stick to facts and figures. Thank you!
Ghanaians who make these arguments are no different from 30 year old adults whose lives peaked in university days. Living in old glory days to console themselves of their lack of progress compared to peers.
I hope this guy is not one of your top entertainment people. People with this mindset can only set Ghana entertainment back. Excuses, excuses. It's nauseating. Ebi Taylor said Fela had sounds already and only brought them to him to listen to get his opinion. You don't grow by pulling down others. Grow up.
How possible does it always sound to Ghanaians to claim to own and taught everybody something and yet they don't know how to do it themselves, bunch of local people
This guy is not very knowledgeable. There are videos and interviews where Mr. Taylor professes that Fela started Afrobeats. That Fela told him to stop playing jazz. I can send you the links.
Ghanaian failed to understand that a country called Nigeria is different from other countries in the world because when over 4 thousands tribes come together with different cultures and languages and you are competing with them. No be juju be that
Ghanaian tought Fela, Sumny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Sonny Okosun, Victory Owaifo, Prince Nico Mbaga, Ras kimono, Oris Wiliki, Oyeka Owenu and the list is endless
The audacity by which this man was spewing lies and rubbish is unique. With no proof and evidence he vehemently insist that we learnt music from them including Fela. Forgetting that Fela went to music school. We had several music legends and afrobeats has strings of our local music like Fuji, apala ,juju and the rest.
😅😅😅😅Look at people who thought Naija everything. Guys Ghana is just like a state in Nigeria. It is just like River state or Lagos state saying they thought the rest of Nigeria every thing. Ghana is a joke
The teach P-SQUARE music too, 2Face, D'Bang, as una teach Nigeria Music why una no Carry Afrobeat Cover the whole world since, Nigerias progress dey always pain una amongst other African countries una own Pain against progress eeh I never see, TUFIAKWA!!
"WE NAMED OUR SOUND AFTER FALA AFROBEATS" TO HAVE A UNIQUE NAME FOR OUR SOUND AND SONGS WHEN NO OTHER AFRICANS EVEN IMAGINED OR THOUGHT ABOUT SUCH A NAME, NOW THAT WE`RE SHINING INTO OUR SUCCESS EVERYONE IS COMING OUT FROM THEIR MOTHER`S KITCHEN TO CLAIM WHAT THEY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT!!! GHANAIAN SORRY FOR YOU PEOPLE....
The irony of these guys mentality is that you claim you taught a set of people something and they blow more than you. Yet, you can't match them other than sitting down to be complaining how you're the teacher. Do you guys really know what is annoying to Nigerians with this your mentality? Is trying to demean Fela and his work. You all have no idea how much Nigerians respect Fela Anikulakpo Ransom Kuti. If you have know how much that would put off any Nigeria who hears this, you would've stopped spreading that falsehood. You didn't only teach Fela. You taught Sade Adu, Onyeka Owenu, Christiana Essien-Ibokwe, Majek Fashek and so on.
This man is mentally ill. Does he know both Flavour and Fela studied music in college. Fela royal college of music (masters level) Flavour from UNN. You guys need to stop this idiocy
Geraldo Pino may have been born in Sierra-leone but he spent almost all his adult life in Nigeria , he was also a Nigerian by nationality. He was about the same age group with Fela so when did he teach Fela Afro-beat. Geraldo Pino was a reggae artist, he played reggae, his music was nothing like Afrobeat. What has Boko haram got to do with music, this guy is jaundiced.
And they do this on their channels so we see and respond. This wasn't meant for them.The target is the Nigerian audience. They sha want to rub shoulders with dia papa
Until Nigerian artists begin to sue any Ghanaian that malign their name, diminish their sweat, effort, sleepless night and hard work they exhausted in their music to grow to the height they are by attributing their successes to somebody else or a visit to some countries, this nonsense and sheer ignorance will not stop. The worst is that they blab all those nonsense without any evidence to back it up.
This DJ is calm cos I really see a Ghanaian been calm in this kind of interview especially when it's a Nigerian context. I have to watch to the end to know if the will be a strong argument as usual Ghana thing but this guy is calm sincerely speaking and he's on point just that he's been sentimental a bit and he should go search history well. Nigerians will only do a colabo with Ghanaians for business purposes and not that they teaches us afro. Lovely edition bro.
😂😂😂i swear this guy is high on something, and this kind person will still be managing somebody carrier and still expects it to grow 😂😂😂 Ghana is still a village in Nigeria i mean their mindset
These Ghanaians are funny. If one artist from America went to Ghana and a Ghanaian producer produced him, Ghana would have contributed to American music. These people.
So when a Nigerian artist book a studio or slept in a studio in Ghana, he’s learning or being taught how to sing. A lot of Ghanaians should visit a therapist a day becus d rate of Mental health issues in dat country is alarming. 🤣
At the time Tiktok and VIP were doing well in Ghana, Nigerian artists were doing their thing in Nigeria. Tuface, D'banj did not activate their music in Ghana. I don't know what gave Ghanaians that impression. Same way Ghanaians are claiming to have taught Nigerians movies
Tuface, style plus, psquare, ojb, ruggedness, sonny neji, darey atalade , edris, Tony, danfo driver and Co are d people who reform naija music b4 dbanj generation and d new cats now
You are still living in the dream land . It’s like saying Brazil taught the world football. You taught dem Afrobeats .. and you are nowhere to be heard or found today . Rise and wake up from your slumber . Big up the host for showing love and respect to 🇳🇬
Imasuen. Please there's this old Ghanaian musician who claimed to have been Fela's friend and classmate. He specifically held that Fela originated Afrobeat. That Fela was advising Ghanaian musicians then to develop their music and leave jazz. The man's name is EBOTIELA or so. His son is said to be a musician too. DJ Pakorich covered it over one year ago. Go check out the video under DJ Pakorich's channel. It was posted as: Fela kuti friend and classmate from Ghana confirms Fela as the originator of Afrobeat in Nigeria. Every time Ghanaians claim they thought Fela Afrobeat, one thing that has remarkably been absent is, who is the musician or musicians he learnt Afrobeat from. Where are the Ghanaian Afrobeat names that Fela learnt from? Silence.
@teejaystudios220 before you bring any guest to the studio, you as the host must have done research on the topics you are going to ask the guest. You and your guest are just being ignorant, you want to tell me that you don't know vip was signed into kenis music? Even way back is there any ghana artist that is bigger than nigerian artist? Nigerians are on international levels before now. I don't blame the guest for saying rubbish because the host doesn't even have any knowledge about it. The host and the guest there's no difference 😂😂😂you teach this, you teach that.. it's just a shame that everyone now knows how Ghanaians thinks and how they claim things. Them eat goat 🐐 born una?
Tj,you've said more often that yours is abt promoting pan africanism, correct me pls if am wrong. Recently I watched a podcast, involving something currently going on in ghana.which has to do with our brothers from Liberia that's been in ghana even since the Liberian civil war took place over 30 wholesome yrs ago. How there settlement is been destroyed,and the people displaced to the extent some we forced to sleep in a school classroom. It happened also to 9jerians back then in ghana, twice in the early 40s as well as late 50s. I would appreciate it,if you can say some abt it.
It is no longer news that Ghana always fill that they are one that thought Nigeria everything yet I have not seen them dominate from African with there influence in music upon all this year' of claiming music in term of hip life and afro bit originated in Ghana .
Same way they said they taught Burna boy music... Same way Ghanaians said shatta walemade burna boy famous. Honestly these guys are just Delusional.... You're teaching people how to blow but you're local... Tell me how it makes sense
Your guest seem to be approbating and repeating at some time. Did I hear him say Nigerians took highlife and turned it to Afrobeat? Does that now mean you thought Nigerians Afrobeat? Is he using terrorism as the impetus for Nigerian entertainment industry? Boko Haram that is quite a recent phenomenon? 😅😅😅😅😅😅 Abeg I done tire to comment.
So if any artist visits your country that’s it he went there to learn 😂this guy is very delusional, tuface reigned for more than two decades including psquare and dbanj. Name one Ghanaian artist that had a better music career than tuface , psquare and dbanj, both your old and new artist can’t match them.
The time that you people create to talk about Nigeria, please use those time to develop your entertainment industry back Una no get anything to talk about again
I like your talks but you are not genuine and sincere. Collaboration is quite different from learning from Artist but inferiority complex will never allow you Ghanaians to say the truth. We've been doing our things the likes of Tuface and co before doing colabo with your artist that are coming up then.
Go and read about the Yoruba culture, we are the custodian of music, even our names are rhythmic . Go and asked your grand parents about the Yoruba and Igbo culture when it's comes to music. For the fact that people come into your country to Hussle and make it does not mean you thought them anything. Inferiority complex is your problem. You should even now your head in shame for people to come ,learn and make it big in your country in your own myopic words but you the so called master is struggling. How can any country perform better raggae and dancehall 2:28 music than Jamaica and can any country rap than the American just because they went there to learn rap or raggae music. Always wanted to claim other countries progress and success.
Talking about music, when Ghanaian artistes were bursting every scene, Nigerians were doing same. In fact, doing more. Those artistes you mentioned were doing theirs. And they weren't the biggest at the time. When you had VIP, Guru, D black tinny, manifest,, we had the likes of Style+, Alariwo, Paul play, Bigiano, Banky W, W4, Durella, Mode 9, Elajoh, Ikechukwu, Naeto C, Rugged man, Lord of Ajasa, sunny Nneji, Lagbaja, Zakiadze, Zule zoo, Daddy showkey, Marvellous Benji, weird MC, Asa, Nigga raw, Too phat, Djinee, and many more already becoming legends in the game. Those that came to Ghana did so because Nigeria was already saturated, and they needed a place to breathe. Nigerian sound is a combination of Juju, Fuji, Apala, Ajiwere, sakara, Afro juju, and many more. Guys were just mixing everything together to see how Nigerians will accept them. It's not just a direct one way as your guest is seen breaking things down. Far from it.
We thank God that Nigeria 🇳🇬 came to your territory and stole your stuff 🙏 but one thing you can't take from us is that Nigerian artists know that the majority of them came from a humble background and knows one focus I need money and I need to lift my family and friends. So the day rap starts fetching money 💰 you go know whether na Ghana 🇬🇭 or the USA 🇺🇸 owns it just wait for it. Have you seen our fashion industry? 😂😂😂😂 we're coming
So if all those Ghana artist in Nollywood that slept in the studio qualified those Ghanaian came to learn from Nigeria. Some of this Ghanaian are delusional to say the list.
Imasuen, your guest is not making any sense to me. Always do your homework well before bringing any body to your podcast. He is so confused. Dilapidated building for where?
I stopped listening halfway into this. Nothing new here. These entertainment people in Ghana dey talk saaaaaa to the point of annoying repetition. Same ol’ excuses, defensiveness, and nationalistic mindset that doesn’t help you in business or entertainment. If you’re always in obsessive competition mode when talking about Nigerians and their accomplishments, just like what this guy has demonstrated, why would I ever want to collaborate with someone like you, especially when you don’t have much to work with in the first place? I’m really beginning to think that perhaps many Ghanaians really don’t know much about Nigerians, despite the perception of “closeness” we have. And I’m beyond tired of hearing about numbers. You’re a much smaller country but you’re giving Nigeria headache? That’s supposed to be a flex? Well, you’re older than Nigeria and have a much better international reputation. Leverage on your advantages-just as Nigerians have leveraged on theirs.
@@abzig9430 I agree to some extent. But from my experience, even some of the more educated, enlightened, and travelled ones have some of the behavioral traits that this Portfolio guy obviously has. It's a spectrum that straddles between begrudging acceptance (e.g., Nigerians are the dominant musical force, whether we like it or not, etc.) and thinly veiled disdain (e.g., Nigerians are parasitic; they suck at rapping, so we have that over them, etc.). It's a trait I've seen way too often. Teejay seems to be a major exception, but I guess we'll see if he'll remain the pan-Africanist he claims to be if/when his channel grows larger...
@@teejaystudios220 I appreciate that about you, Teejay. I've followed you for a while. But I've seen instances of Ghanaian UA-camrs starting out courting certain Nigeria topics to grow their audience, only to eventually become adversarial. So, I'm always at guard. Also, you and I have to admit that there has been a lot of damage done by several Ghanaian media portals, bloggers, pundits, and even artists themselves regarding Nigeria's entertainment and business accomplishments. Ghana is the LAST country Nigerians expected this type of behavior from; now, we expect this from a lot of your country people. It's so bad that I founded my own UA-cam channel partly because of this nonsense. It sucks, but that's where we are. A lot of trust has been lost. Nigerians, with barely anyone but each other, have made these breakthroughs without so much as waving the green-white-green at people's faces. It's why you see these visceral responses: not just on your UA-cam channel, but on any other channel that so much appears to spread falsehoods about Nigeria. I'm not accusing you of anything; I'm just letting you know where I stand. Keep up the good work, as always!
This needs to stop and the fact should be told.. How about we talk about Ghana learning or taking Palmwine Music from Liberia and Sierra Leone? Liberia and Sierra Leone invented Palmwine Music and Palmwine Music went to Ghana and later turned in Highlife Music. It is true that Highlife Music and other genres of music in African gave birth to Afrobeat. Afrobeat is a combination of most genres. Nigeria didn’t not invent Afrobeat, but rather borrowed sounds from everywhere. Palmwine Music was invented in Liberia is the 1920s
I have mentioned this before,this comparison with Nigeria is aimed at many unhealthy things. It doesn't have to be about Ghana and Nigeria. We no be mates
I understand the angle you guys are coming from, and I appreciate same. But there are things you guys are assuming, or overlooking. An average Ghanaian is owing ¢19,000 or thereabouts as a national debt. That's about $1,250. And you guys are comfortable with it. I don't think an average Nigerian is owing $200 as per national debt. Even at that, the citizens aren't comfortable. Ghanaians endure a lot, and Nigerians complain a lot. Aside power, nothing in Ghana that's better than what we are having here. Move Nigerians to Ghana, and Ghanaians to Nigeria. Ghana will be perfectly ok, while Nigerians will continue crying. When last did you guys protest over abnormalities? I remembered Meek mill using presidential podium. Nigerians will set things ablaze over that singular error. The value of Ghana currency isn't truly the value. What you did was deliberated on in Nigeria back then in 2007. But it wasn't considered as a good move. Today, you all are proud of it. See! Better Ghana, better Nigeria, and whatever, it's about mentality.
They are those friends our parents tell us to run from. Those Friends thatdnvy ur progress nd growth nd wants everything u have without working for it 😂
I can't believe this my brother is talking like this without doing proper research on the subject and coming onstage to defend lasy behaviour to business
Guys pls do not forget to like Teejays podcast. If you can comment here, pls make out time to like his handle abeg. He's our guy. If he didn't bring that clueless guy, how will we know that Ghana thought us how to breathe?😂
Teejay was dog walking this guy respectfully. He did not just want to floor this guy but was just kicking him small small 😂😂😂😂 If Nigerians visit Ghana automatically they came to learn. I keep saying this, Ghana is lucky they're an Anglophone country in West Africa. People like this are angry another country is claiming they taught Fela 😂😂
Nigerian musician came to Ghana to expand their music business because of lingua franca, not to study Ghana music. Nobody activate any music in Ghana. It's simply business.
The only thing that brings Nigerians to Ghana is bcos it is easy to communicate with people in Ghana bcos of pidgin english similarity than any other country,a Nigerian can come to Ghana today and blend in than going to countries like ivory coast,south Africa ,kenya or any other African countries
Everyone knows Ghana doesn't do Afrobeat!! Ghana copy their Music from Jamaicans!! E G listen to Stone Boy and Shatta wale and tell me if this two guys does Afrobeat!! How do you teach someone something you know nothing about!?
Kindly share your thoughts with us in the comment section...I basically disagree with him in most of his revelations though he's entitled to his opinion...
It seems you Ghanian people have a knack for identifying and aligning yourself with positive opportunities and admirable endeavours from Nigerians. recognizing good things is the first step toward personal growth and success. However, it's crucial to remember that true progress comes from action, not just association.
@@DwannastrangeLyon101 Hmm let me get you on board in the next session via zoom to listen get it opinionated…
@@teejaystudios220 that will be cool naija is not just the type that will always lie we teach you we teach you that even one yeye ghania old crash coach saying ghana teaches naija how to play football una go come again say na una teach us how eat food or even do movie
@@DwannastrangeLyon101 okay I’ll keep in touch with you via WhatsApp,let’s do this cuz as a host I can exert a lot of pressure rather listening and coming in when necessary…
@@teejaystudios220why are you so timid with your comments about Nigeria? Stick to facts and let Nigerians be whatever they want to be.
Fela copied from Ghana’s music trend in the mid-1960s to create Afrobeat. He also copied Geraldo Pino of Sierra Leone. Uhuru Dance Band was making songs we would now call Afrobeat before Fela. At some point all top artistes Ebo Taylor, Geraldo Pino, and Fela were in Ghana mixing African rhythms and beats with black American music. That’s why Afrobeat started in Ghana!
Even current Afrobeats evolved from Ghana in the early 2000 with highlife, hiplife and then Azonto.
Nigerians are currently dominating Afrobeats and they’re doing great. However, they’re not the originators!!!!
How come those who claim to have taught Nigerians Afrobeat did not achieve anything with it. These guys are funny. Anytime a Nigerian visits Ghana, they say he has come to learn something
These people eeehh ..I don't understand their problems at all
I dont understand this ghana people self
Haven't you see a student becoming a president and the teacher remain a teacher. Why do Burner boy always mention Shatter Wale's name. How many music teacher's has a song? Think before you write.
E ni problem@@GABRIELOWUSU-th9zm
@@GABRIELOWUSU-th9zm how can you teacher what you don't know
Ghana 🇬🇭 is 3 times larger than Jamaica 🇯🇲.
Ghana is 32 Million population.
Jamaica is just 3 Million population but their music industry is bigger than Ghana.
So, that population argument is stale now
@@POBoxAfrica where some countries have used music as a means of survival, some countries with a different culture of growth won’t allow their kids to do music those days it was all high school and university bound that’s why it looks like Nigerians have just started doing music now .. that’s not the case . The SADE ADU , SEAL are all Nigerians with the lead singer for Whitehouse family to mention a few . It’s all changed with this generation has they have mixed Education and music to mane them
More successful. One thing about Nigerians are … anything they get into , they don’t stop until they are at the top
Ghana is the only teaching country in Africa, the rap and dancehall their A-list artist are doing, they thought Jamaicans are Americans.
Ghana is very good in trying to hijack people’s Glory….. all Nigerians learnt entertainment in general from Ghana… we agree. Go get the teachers award why we entertain the world and make the money…… thank you awa teacher 🙏
Ghana is the only country in the world that teaches everyone everything and for some strange reason always forget how to do those things. Delusional dude ! They even thought us 419 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Very soon Ghanaians will say they taught me how I married my wife and gave birth to children 😂😂😂
Jack of all trades master of none
No mind them 😂😂😂
People that fought for your independence and the Biafra war 😮😮😮what do you want them to say or what about Ghanaians teachers, carpenters, Maisons ect that came to help your grand parents to learn and aquare knowledge..😢😢
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Rhitchie1Guy stop embarrassing Ghana wae. Do your research before making blank statements. Your logic lacks context.
Nigeria/Nigerians doesn't need any collaboration with Ghana Entertainment Industry. Do they even have Entertainment Industry in Ghana?
When Nigerians helping them growing their small Entertainment Industry then they're there claiming that they thought Nigerians how to do this and that.
Ever since Nigerians stopped collaborating with you Ghanaians, when was the last time Ghanaian artists came with a hit song?
Ever since Nollywood Movie Industry stopped collaborating with Ghana Movie Industry, where is your so called Ghallywood now?
Nigeria doesn't need Ghana to survive but Ghana/Ghanaians need Nigeria to survive.
Nigeria is global brand.
The time VIP, TicTac and Mzbel had a single hit song in Nigeria, that time Tuface, D'baj, P-Square and Timaya was the most popular artists in Africa.
Tuface and D'banj were the first African artists to win a BET Award.
Early 2000s which Ghanaian artists was the level of Tuface, D'banj, P-Square and Timaya?
No one. Ghanaian artists are always locals, Nigerians always gives them a little bit fame and publicity.
Nigerians always helping Ghanaian musicians and actors and giving them a platforms.
Bro sharp👌
And we are not doing again
They are crumbs pickers..
That is where ungratefulness belongs
Tell me one Ghanaian Artist that is bigger than psquare,tuface,dbanj at that time,😂😂😂😂
So if artists come to your country colab with your artists or make a music project in your country that’s automatically they came to learn music very myopic somebody
The fact that Flavour visited Kumasi does not mean he learnt to do music in Ghana, I was raised in the same town as Flavour, he has been into music from his teenage years. Ghana people must stop this foolishness about any musician who has ever been to Ghana went there to learn music. The Ghanaians will one of these days claim that Pope Francis went to Ghana to learn how to read the Bible, please stop this silliness.
Fact ☑️
Flavour my childhood friend that started playing music in churches as a child. Ghanaians sef. Flavour already had hit the album before even stepping out of Enugu.
Flavor Ashawoo song beat is from Ghanaian musician, I mean a legend..
@@Rhitchie1 The word "Ashawo" may be from Ghana but the original is from Cardinal Rex Lawson, a Nigerian highlife maestro of the 50s and 60s.
@@Rhitchie1 You cannot just lay claim to a song because the word "Ashawo" originates from Ghana, that is almost a criminal hijack of the arts which you are not entitled to. During the colonial era, many words from other colonies were adopted within the Anglophone West African sphere.
If Ghana is the teacher, why is it only Nigerian artistes that they taught??
Why aren't other musicians from other countries rushing to Ghana to learn???
Why aren't Gambians , Sierra Leoneans , Liberians and Cameroonians going to learn from Ghana so that they too can go overseas and sell out the O2 and the Madison Square Garden???
Yeye talk !!
Nigeria is the home of music!!
Years before Tic Tac, or the VIP, we have always had Victor Uwaifo, Rex Lawson, Fela Kuti, Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Celestine Ukwu, Osita Osadebey, Onyeka Onwenu, Christy Essien.
With different genres entrenched and embedded in the various cultures across Nigeria!!
I suppose we can let these Ghanaians keep deceiving themselves!
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My friend I was thinking this same thing too, why are they not doing it, teacher person when you teach he don die today,by fela kuti,
Why is it only Nigeria ask my friend ask too, today Cameron will still same this same thing again,
Everybody now teach Nigeria what they doing, okay thank you
Senseless Ghanians. How come your artists are not chart topping.
It's Tinubu fault 😂😂😂😂
You cannot see Nigeria discussing Ghana, because they are not important.
How can you teach somebody something that you don't know or do. Is that not foolishness and sign of daftness.
Show us one person who was doing afrobeat in Ghana prior to Fela's visit.
I don't know how to described this egg people 😂😂
On rap culture, Nigeria isn't taking front seats because they've seen that it's not easy to live their dream life with it. To say Ghana has been ahead like forever isn't correct. Before Sark, who were those rappers that can be compare to the likes of Mode 9, Naeto C, Elajoh, Ajasa, Too phat, and others in Ghana? Mention their names. In Nigeria, rap isn't paying. These guys need money, and afrobeats is giving them. If by tomorrow, rap starts paying, you will see how Nigerians will shock the world. Most these afrobeats artistes started as rapper. Let's get our facts right. You can't have one and think you are that man. You need to have options before you can be classified as the MAN! George Weah won world footballer of the year, does that makes Liberia football nation? C'mon fellas, we should stick to facts and figures. Thank you!
The Ghana that thought Nigerians Afrobeats , yet couldn't teach their own people. Something smells.
Ghanaians who make these arguments are no different from 30 year old adults whose lives peaked in university days. Living in old glory days to console themselves of their lack of progress compared to peers.
Flavours' music is almost totally influenced by ancestral Igbo music. And he traveled to Ghana to learn how to produce Nigeria's Native music.
I now understand now, why Nigerians Artists stop coming to Ghana.
The energy is bad from the Ghana side. It's one thing for fans to banter but scary when GH industry and gatekeepers are the ones acting like fans
Not to forget Nigerian artists have houses in Ghana 🇬🇭 and all their big artists live here in Ghana..
@@Rhitchie1 Mention which Nigerian artist owns a house in Ghana? You guys just open your mouth to vomit rubbish.
The success of the Nigeria Entertainment industry will continue to be a mystery to the rest Africa 🌍 countries... They can never understand, lol 😆 😅😅😅
I hope this guy is not one of your top entertainment people. People with this mindset can only set Ghana entertainment back. Excuses, excuses. It's nauseating. Ebi Taylor said Fela had sounds already and only brought them to him to listen to get his opinion. You don't grow by pulling down others. Grow up.
How possible does it always sound to Ghanaians to claim to own and taught everybody something and yet they don't know how to do it themselves, bunch of local people
This guy is not very knowledgeable. There are videos and interviews where Mr. Taylor professes that Fela started Afrobeats. That Fela told him to stop playing jazz. I can send you the links.
Ghanaian failed to understand that a country called Nigeria is different from other countries in the world because when over 4 thousands tribes come together with different cultures and languages and you are competing with them. No be juju be that
Ghanaian tought Fela, Sumny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Sonny Okosun, Victory Owaifo, Prince Nico Mbaga, Ras kimono, Oris Wiliki, Oyeka Owenu and the list is endless
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Ghanaians taught me how to speak yoruba
@@denike1617 😃😃😃
The audacity by which this man was spewing lies and rubbish is unique. With no proof and evidence he vehemently insist that we learnt music from them including Fela. Forgetting that Fela went to music school. We had several music legends and afrobeats has strings of our local music like Fuji, apala ,juju and the rest.
😅😅😅😅Look at people who thought Naija everything. Guys Ghana is just like a state in Nigeria. It is just like River state or Lagos state saying they thought the rest of Nigeria every thing.
Ghana is a joke
The teach P-SQUARE music too, 2Face, D'Bang, as una teach Nigeria Music why una no Carry Afrobeat Cover the whole world since, Nigerias progress dey always pain una amongst other African countries una own Pain against progress eeh I never see,
TUFIAKWA!!
"WE NAMED OUR SOUND AFTER FALA AFROBEATS" TO HAVE A UNIQUE NAME FOR OUR SOUND AND SONGS WHEN NO OTHER AFRICANS EVEN IMAGINED OR THOUGHT ABOUT SUCH A NAME, NOW THAT WE`RE SHINING INTO OUR SUCCESS EVERYONE IS COMING OUT FROM THEIR MOTHER`S KITCHEN TO CLAIM WHAT THEY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT!!! GHANAIAN SORRY FOR YOU PEOPLE....
The irony of these guys mentality is that you claim you taught a set of people something and they blow more than you. Yet, you can't match them other than sitting down to be complaining how you're the teacher.
Do you guys really know what is annoying to Nigerians with this your mentality? Is trying to demean Fela and his work. You all have no idea how much Nigerians respect Fela Anikulakpo Ransom Kuti. If you have know how much that would put off any Nigeria who hears this, you would've stopped spreading that falsehood.
You didn't only teach Fela. You taught Sade Adu, Onyeka Owenu, Christiana Essien-Ibokwe, Majek Fashek and so on.
😂😂😂😂 don't mind the funny people
I think some Ghanaians are delusional ebo Taylor said fela invented afrobeat
They taught Nigeria artists but they are local champions
This man is mentally ill. Does he know both Flavour and Fela studied music in college. Fela royal college of music (masters level) Flavour from UNN. You guys need to stop this idiocy
Geraldo Pino may have been born in Sierra-leone but he spent almost all his adult life in Nigeria , he was also a Nigerian by nationality. He was about the same age group with Fela so when did he teach Fela Afro-beat. Geraldo Pino was a reggae artist, he played reggae, his music was nothing like Afrobeat. What has Boko haram got to do with music, this guy is jaundiced.
During fella's time they should tell us one Ghanaian Artist that is doing afrobeat, just one😂😂😂so that we can learn.
Flavour dosen't even do Afrobeats 😂😂
Honestly there's a pandemic of mental illness in Ghana!😂
Come to visit Nigeria and you will see that nothing from Ghana is a topic here. So the comparison and headache are all yours to bare as Ghanaians.
Then tell Nigerians to stop coming to Ghana 🇬🇭 with their zoo lifestyle..
@@Rhitchie1oh you think Ghana people are not here too??
And they do this on their channels so we see and respond.
This wasn't meant for them.The target is the Nigerian audience.
They sha want to rub shoulders with dia papa
Until Nigerian artists begin to sue any Ghanaian that malign their name, diminish their sweat, effort, sleepless night and hard work they exhausted in their music to grow to the height they are by attributing their successes to somebody else or a visit to some countries, this nonsense and sheer ignorance will not stop. The worst is that they blab all those nonsense without any evidence to back it up.
Until Nigerians stop entertaining these nobodies.
Guys pay close attention to every word you hear here.
You claim Nigerians learn from Ghana but now you guys are left behind. WHAT A SHAME, abeg keep quiet🤫 ghana too like noise
My brother i love the way you allowed your guest to say his mind and you later school him i love you brother 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 but your guest there is delusional
Gbam!!! Delusional is the word!
This guy is definitely high on something.
See as this guy dey cap like Wetin he wear for head
VIP, Mzbell headline what shows in Nigeria?!?!
Which year and what shows abeg
This DJ is calm cos I really see a Ghanaian been calm in this kind of interview especially when it's a Nigerian context. I have to watch to the end to know if the will be a strong argument as usual Ghana thing but this guy is calm sincerely speaking and he's on point just that he's been sentimental a bit and he should go search history well. Nigerians will only do a colabo with Ghanaians for business purposes and not that they teaches us afro. Lovely edition bro.
His on point in what sense ? Oga you better respect yourself .
Please Ghanaians should start producing good music that we can vibe to. All this talk is unnecessary
😂😂😂i swear this guy is high on something, and this kind person will still be managing somebody carrier and still expects it to grow 😂😂😂 Ghana is still a village in Nigeria i mean their mindset
These Ghanaians are funny. If one artist from America went to Ghana and a Ghanaian producer produced him, Ghana would have contributed to American music. These people.
So when a Nigerian artist book a studio or slept in a studio in Ghana, he’s learning or being taught how to sing. A lot of Ghanaians should visit a therapist a day becus d rate of Mental health issues in dat country is alarming. 🤣
They need it...all they talk about is dę 'nombes'
At the time Tiktok and VIP were doing well in Ghana, Nigerian artists were doing their thing in Nigeria. Tuface, D'banj did not activate their music in Ghana. I don't know what gave Ghanaians that impression. Same way Ghanaians are claiming to have taught Nigerians movies
Tuface, style plus, psquare, ojb, ruggedness, sonny neji, darey atalade , edris, Tony, danfo driver and Co are d people who reform naija music b4 dbanj generation and d new cats now
Plantainshun boiz den made us love music way back . B4 we listen to westlife , boys 2 men, BSB
You are still living in the dream land . It’s like saying Brazil taught the world football. You taught dem Afrobeats .. and you are nowhere to be heard or found today . Rise and wake up from your slumber . Big up the host for showing love and respect to 🇳🇬
Which headache. Sing your song and leave Nigeria Alone.
Imasuen.
Please there's this old Ghanaian musician who claimed to have been Fela's friend and classmate. He specifically held that Fela originated Afrobeat. That Fela was advising Ghanaian musicians then to develop their music and leave jazz. The man's name is EBOTIELA or so. His son is said to be a musician too. DJ Pakorich covered it over one year ago.
Go check out the video under DJ Pakorich's channel. It was posted as:
Fela kuti friend and classmate from Ghana confirms Fela as the originator of Afrobeat in Nigeria.
Every time Ghanaians claim they thought Fela Afrobeat, one thing that has remarkably been absent is, who is the musician or musicians he learnt Afrobeat from.
Where are the Ghanaian Afrobeat names that Fela learnt from?
Silence.
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@teejaystudios220 before you bring any guest to the studio, you as the host must have done research on the topics you are going to ask the guest. You and your guest are just being ignorant, you want to tell me that you don't know vip was signed into kenis music? Even way back is there any ghana artist that is bigger than nigerian artist? Nigerians are on international levels before now. I don't blame the guest for saying rubbish because the host doesn't even have any knowledge about it. The host and the guest there's no difference 😂😂😂you teach this, you teach that.. it's just a shame that everyone now knows how Ghanaians thinks and how they claim things. Them eat goat 🐐 born una?
Tj,you've said more often that yours is abt promoting pan africanism, correct me pls if am wrong.
Recently I watched a podcast, involving something currently going on in ghana.which has to do with our brothers from Liberia that's been in ghana even since the Liberian civil war took place over 30 wholesome yrs ago.
How there settlement is been destroyed,and the people displaced to the extent some we forced to sleep in a school classroom.
It happened also to 9jerians back then in ghana, twice in the early 40s as well as late 50s.
I would appreciate it,if you can say some abt it.
Okay dear,I watched and listened to that story yesterday.I’ll share more updates here.Thank for letting me know..
Ghana una no dey shame with all this shit talk?
Ghanaians think too highly of themselves. You guys never dominated Nigerian music. VIP was signed to Kennis Music o.
Empty vessel talking rubbish
It is no longer news that Ghana always fill that they are one that thought Nigeria everything yet I have not seen them dominate from African with there influence in music upon all this year' of claiming music in term of hip life and afro bit originated in Ghana .
Who was bigger than 2 face in Ghana 🇬🇭. Did tuface learnt from Ghana as well
Excuse of a failure
I am Nigerian in the old days which Ghana musical does afrobeat stopped saying what you don't know
Same way they said they taught Burna boy music... Same way Ghanaians said shatta walemade burna boy famous.
Honestly these guys are just Delusional.... You're teaching people how to blow but you're local... Tell me how it makes sense
All this Ghanaians people their matter go hard to solve. One love from nigeria
Your guest end up making no sense mind you , never use domination for Nigeria.
Can you name the music flavour sampled from Ghana please
Taught who Afrobeat? this one don ment!
This one na fool na
Teejay, continue doing the good job. The guy you bought to your show trust me HE'S A JOKER. He doesn't know anything..
How come Ghana and other africa countries create afrobeat. How convenient.
But if Ghana learned all the things they 'taught' Nigeria on their own, why couldn't Nigeria have learn those same things on our own?
Note of correction, Flavor does high life, not Afrobeat!! Get your facts right!
Your guest seem to be approbating and repeating at some time.
Did I hear him say Nigerians took highlife and turned it to Afrobeat? Does that now mean you thought Nigerians Afrobeat?
Is he using terrorism as the impetus for Nigerian entertainment industry? Boko Haram that is quite a recent phenomenon?
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Abeg I done tire to comment.
So if any artist visits your country that’s it he went there to learn 😂this guy is very delusional, tuface reigned for more than two decades including psquare and dbanj. Name one Ghanaian artist that had a better music career than tuface , psquare and dbanj, both your old and new artist can’t match them.
His analysis are Fairly unbiased! Good job.
Any Nigerian or artists that comes to Ghana for some reason now came to learn music in ghana..
Ghana Mr lecture.
They should name a show that a Ghanians headline in Nigeria since ghan was created
The time that you people create to talk about Nigeria, please use those time to develop your entertainment industry back
Una no get anything to talk about again
I like your talks but you are not genuine and sincere. Collaboration is quite different from learning from Artist but inferiority complex will never allow you Ghanaians to say the truth. We've been doing our things the likes of Tuface and co before doing colabo with your artist that are coming up then.
Ghanaians taught Nigerias how to sing, do comedy, play soccer and do movies.
Please ask him, Arya Staar, Tems, Tiwa Savage, Fireboy, Asake came to Ghana to learn Afrobeat
Does Asake do Afrobeat abi👾👾,, Who is owner of the fire boys record label 🤔where does he stay or what country did he started music career.
Whatever makes y’all feel good.
Go and read about the Yoruba culture, we are the custodian of music, even our names are rhythmic . Go and asked your grand parents about the Yoruba and Igbo culture when it's comes to music. For the fact that people come into your country to Hussle and make it does not mean you thought them anything. Inferiority complex is your problem. You should even now your head in shame for people to come ,learn and make it big in your country in your own myopic words but you the so called master is struggling. How can any country perform better raggae and dancehall 2:28 music than Jamaica and can any country rap than the American just because they went there to learn rap or raggae music. Always wanted to claim other countries progress and success.
Siri… play Fela song “TEACHER” 🎵🕺💃🏻
Talking about music, when Ghanaian artistes were bursting every scene, Nigerians were doing same. In fact, doing more. Those artistes you mentioned were doing theirs. And they weren't the biggest at the time. When you had VIP, Guru, D black tinny, manifest,, we had the likes of Style+, Alariwo, Paul play, Bigiano, Banky W, W4, Durella, Mode 9, Elajoh, Ikechukwu, Naeto C, Rugged man, Lord of Ajasa, sunny Nneji, Lagbaja, Zakiadze, Zule zoo, Daddy showkey, Marvellous Benji, weird MC, Asa, Nigga raw, Too phat, Djinee, and many more already becoming legends in the game. Those that came to Ghana did so because Nigeria was already saturated, and they needed a place to breathe. Nigerian sound is a combination of Juju, Fuji, Apala, Ajiwere, sakara, Afro juju, and many more. Guys were just mixing everything together to see how Nigerians will accept them. It's not just a direct one way as your guest is seen breaking things down. Far from it.
We thank God that Nigeria 🇳🇬 came to your territory and stole your stuff 🙏 but one thing you can't take from us is that Nigerian artists know that the majority of them came from a humble background and knows one focus I need money and I need to lift my family and friends. So the day rap starts fetching money 💰 you go know whether na Ghana 🇬🇭 or the USA 🇺🇸 owns it just wait for it. Have you seen our fashion industry? 😂😂😂😂 we're coming
@@bestekezie1793 I don't understand this. Seems you are responding to different comment. Check well and do the needful. Thank you!
So if all those Ghana artist in Nollywood that slept in the studio qualified those Ghanaian came to learn from Nigeria. Some of this Ghanaian are delusional to say the list.
I swear ghanians no get shame at all.😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
At all, their shameless is shining😅
Dominated what,We have 💰
We're 230+ Million people, Not 150 million! Note of correction.
Dem never sabi...cluelessness dey worry am
Imasuen, your guest is not making any sense to me. Always do your homework well before bringing any body to your podcast. He is so confused. Dilapidated building for where?
Hmmmm, this man is contradicting himself vomiting rubbish without no clue of what music is all about
I stopped listening halfway into this. Nothing new here. These entertainment people in Ghana dey talk saaaaaa to the point of annoying repetition. Same ol’ excuses, defensiveness, and nationalistic mindset that doesn’t help you in business or entertainment. If you’re always in obsessive competition mode when talking about Nigerians and their accomplishments, just like what this guy has demonstrated, why would I ever want to collaborate with someone like you, especially when you don’t have much to work with in the first place?
I’m really beginning to think that perhaps many Ghanaians really don’t know much about Nigerians, despite the perception of “closeness” we have. And I’m beyond tired of hearing about numbers. You’re a much smaller country but you’re giving Nigeria headache? That’s supposed to be a flex? Well, you’re older than Nigeria and have a much better international reputation. Leverage on your advantages-just as Nigerians have leveraged on theirs.
The only Ghanaians that seem to be educated are the ones who routine travel and mingle with other cultures.
@@abzig9430 I agree to some extent. But from my experience, even some of the more educated, enlightened, and travelled ones have some of the behavioral traits that this Portfolio guy obviously has. It's a spectrum that straddles between begrudging acceptance (e.g., Nigerians are the dominant musical force, whether we like it or not, etc.) and thinly veiled disdain (e.g., Nigerians are parasitic; they suck at rapping, so we have that over them, etc.). It's a trait I've seen way too often. Teejay seems to be a major exception, but I guess we'll see if he'll remain the pan-Africanist he claims to be if/when his channel grows larger...
@@naijakana I understand you but this is me and even Ghanaians know that I’m a Naija fan and supporter. Did you hear him admitting to it?🙏
@@teejaystudios220 I appreciate that about you, Teejay. I've followed you for a while. But I've seen instances of Ghanaian UA-camrs starting out courting certain Nigeria topics to grow their audience, only to eventually become adversarial. So, I'm always at guard. Also, you and I have to admit that there has been a lot of damage done by several Ghanaian media portals, bloggers, pundits, and even artists themselves regarding Nigeria's entertainment and business accomplishments. Ghana is the LAST country Nigerians expected this type of behavior from; now, we expect this from a lot of your country people. It's so bad that I founded my own UA-cam channel partly because of this nonsense. It sucks, but that's where we are. A lot of trust has been lost. Nigerians, with barely anyone but each other, have made these breakthroughs without so much as waving the green-white-green at people's faces. It's why you see these visceral responses: not just on your UA-cam channel, but on any other channel that so much appears to spread falsehoods about Nigeria.
I'm not accusing you of anything; I'm just letting you know where I stand. Keep up the good work, as always!
@@naijakanabe caution my brother.
Na dia way.
They are users with code
This needs to stop and the fact should be told..
How about we talk about Ghana learning or taking Palmwine Music from Liberia and Sierra Leone?
Liberia and Sierra Leone invented Palmwine Music and Palmwine Music went to Ghana and later turned in Highlife Music.
It is true that Highlife Music and other genres of music in African gave birth to Afrobeat. Afrobeat is a combination of most genres.
Nigeria didn’t not invent Afrobeat, but rather borrowed sounds from everywhere.
Palmwine Music was invented in Liberia is the 1920s
I have mentioned this before,this comparison with Nigeria is aimed at many unhealthy things.
It doesn't have to be about Ghana and Nigeria. We no be mates
You guys taught Flavour / Eazi music. You guys play dance Hall trian whereby Almighty NAIJA 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 play afro beatz. Ghanian EGO no be small tin
I understand the angle you guys are coming from, and I appreciate same. But there are things you guys are assuming, or overlooking. An average Ghanaian is owing ¢19,000 or thereabouts as a national debt. That's about $1,250. And you guys are comfortable with it. I don't think an average Nigerian is owing $200 as per national debt. Even at that, the citizens aren't comfortable. Ghanaians endure a lot, and Nigerians complain a lot. Aside power, nothing in Ghana that's better than what we are having here. Move Nigerians to Ghana, and Ghanaians to Nigeria. Ghana will be perfectly ok, while Nigerians will continue crying. When last did you guys protest over abnormalities? I remembered Meek mill using presidential podium. Nigerians will set things ablaze over that singular error. The value of Ghana currency isn't truly the value. What you did was deliberated on in Nigeria back then in 2007. But it wasn't considered as a good move. Today, you all are proud of it. See! Better Ghana, better Nigeria, and whatever, it's about mentality.
Ghanaians should stop consoling themselves who old glory which have not evidence…..
They are those friends our parents tell us to run from. Those Friends thatdnvy ur progress nd growth nd wants everything u have without working for it 😂
you're always teaching pple but you never know one,how come?I wonder oooo.
As of 1994 to 1999 Ghanian is stil Nigeria in a large number, until Ghana must go bag's.
I can't believe this my brother is talking like this without doing proper research on the subject and coming onstage to defend lasy behaviour to business
Guys pls do not forget to like Teejays podcast. If you can comment here, pls make out time to like his handle abeg. He's our guy. If he didn't bring that clueless guy, how will we know that Ghana thought us how to breathe?😂
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@@michoofficial3946 yes na 😂😂😂😂
Teejay was dog walking this guy respectfully. He did not just want to floor this guy but was just kicking him small small 😂😂😂😂
If Nigerians visit Ghana automatically they came to learn. I keep saying this, Ghana is lucky they're an Anglophone country in West Africa.
People like this are angry another country is claiming they taught Fela 😂😂
Nigerian musician came to Ghana to expand their music business because of lingua franca, not to study Ghana music. Nobody activate any music in Ghana. It's simply business.
The only thing that brings Nigerians to Ghana is bcos it is easy to communicate with people in Ghana bcos of pidgin english similarity than any other country,a Nigerian can come to Ghana today and blend in than going to countries like ivory coast,south Africa ,kenya or any other African countries
Everyone knows Ghana doesn't do Afrobeat!! Ghana copy their Music from Jamaicans!! E G listen to Stone Boy and Shatta wale and tell me if this two guys does Afrobeat!! How do you teach someone something you know nothing about!?