Another well delivered truth especially about the purchasing power, but your fellow Ghanaians are going to come after you for this because it is contrary to what they believe or want to believe.
Everyone knows Nigeria is cheaper than Ghana. What most Ghanaians say about ur currency is that it has no value or any purchasing power in Ghana which is true, however the cedi has value in Nigeria. That’s all.
Maybe because most Nigerians have the tendency of having a superiority complex. You can be confident with your poise and an aura, not your speech. You are one of the rational ones who speak without generalizing a whole country
We never discriminate in Nigeria. You can come from whatever country, as long as you are black, you will never be profile out of the crowd. Even the whites and AND he browns are loved in Nigeria. We hate no one. There are no African people that we hate in our country. If you can survive Nigeria, you are always welcome.
@@EfyaKimora food you don't chew is called swallow because you swallow it without chewing it. You chew yam, rice, beans, plantain etc into small particles before swallowing it but in the case of eba, fufu, semo etc, you swallow them without chewing.
@@francisb4138 Yes we, Nigerians, are very divided but it's only in politics. In politics, there must be divisions. Even in the oldest democracy of the world, which is the USA, they are very divided politically. You have counties dwellers and the blue collar employees, who hates the Democrats, and you have the city dwellers and the white collar employees who hate the republicans. In politics, there must be hatred and divisions. But we are not talking about politics here, we are talking discrimination. And I boldly say to you that there is no discrimination in Nigeria. We do not discriminate against ourselves or against foreigners. Every Nigerian has right to be wherever he wants, and has right to aspire to whatever he wants to become, so with every foreigner in our land. We will never attack you, hate you, or conspire against you. But that's not the case from our other African nations.
You will receive the biggest shock when you visit Abuja in the north central, visit a state in the East, and realize that Nigeria is so big and diversified, different languages, we use pidgin to communicate with ourselves since we don’t all speak the same mother tongue in Nigeria
You must think Lagos state alone is the whole of Nigeria 😂😂 we’ve over 100+ ethnic groups within the 36states of the country. So it is myopic to think you’ve visited Nigeria by just visiting about two local govts in Lagos😂
Hi EfyaKimora, thanks for sharing with us your experience while visiting some parts of Nigeria. I followed your contents with keen interest just to get a young Ghanaian's perspective on visiting Nigeria. Concerning your comment about Nigerians calling some food "Swallow", you have to understand that in Nigeria we have different kinds of food that we don't chew when eating them. We simply swallow them as the name suggests. These foods includes Eba{made from Garri or fried cassava flakes} Fufu, made from either pounded yam or yam mixed with cocoa yam or misxed with green unripped plantain, Amala, made from dried yam peels, Tuwo, made from either corn or millet or even soghom. All of these are meant to be swallowed with what we call soup or source of different kinds. So, all the food that is meant to be swallowed and not chewed is called SWALLOW at the restaurant or chop bar. It is now left for you to mention which particular swallow you want depending on what the restaurant has on offer. I hope this helps to clarify things to you. Take care and continue your journey towards discovering Africa.
Ghanaians love to profile non Ghanaians especially Nigerians from their usual moral high horse. Meanwhile Naija simply don't care. As an individual from both countries 🇬🇭🇳🇬 that was the major cultural shock I had to deal with from a tender age. It's like Ghanaians are black people with European tendencies and it's mind-blowing. In Naija so long as you're not white you're never a foreigner. I find that term very alienating especially when used against a fellow African or fellow West African for that matter. Well done Efya, I celebrate the travel and see effect that shines through your perspective. Onyame nhyira wo
@@theafricanheritage4542 try to ask foreign city in Nigeria and educate your self, and not here for tribalism nonsense, Nigerians citizens must wake up from sleeping ,however Nigeria funds stole by incompetent corrupted Nigerians politicians and banks overseas is enough to develop Nigeria to beautiful as those countries Nigerians are running to.
Lagos is a Yoruba state, thats why they speak Yoruba. If you go to the Northern, Southern or Eastern states you will hear them speak their local dialects. 2. Swallow is the slang, you will not go into a very local restaurant (called Buka) and ask for swallow, they expect you to mention the exact name of the swallow I am glad you liked Nigeria, you should visit more states next time, Lagos is just one out of 36 states
@@EfyaKimoraIf I come accrosa someone like you in Nigeria looking at your appearance and skin colour I will think you're from Lagos or any state in the West or North
@@EfyaKimoraIf I come accrosa someone like you in Nigeria looking at your appearance and skin colour I will think you're from Lagos or any state in the West or North
In all you mentioned, remember that the population influences a lot of the uncommon things you experienced like 2 people sitting in one sit..too much people for few resources.
Lagos state is the face of Nigeria to the rest of the world, but unfortunately very bad managed by yoruba leadership except Lagos island which was Nigeria federal seat of power was before moving to Abuja. Therefore foreigners view what happens in Lagos state to the rest of Nigeria.
@@Igbokwenu-s9ySo it is your states that are well managed by your tribesmen? Or is it your tribesmen that want to come and manage Lagos that is a Yoruba state? The d^.mb things that some of you say.
@@modemie4462 no one is saying Lagos state is not yoruba land, but the state being the face of Nigeria to rest of the world is being govern badly by yoruba leadership, now take for example during Mr Marwa tenure as military administrator of Lagos state, he performed very well and another example is Lagos state island which where Nigeria capital was before moving to Abuja, a little bit developed, now check Lagos mainland which is controll by Lagos government and its is very terrible, however I also want you to looks towards the rest yoruba speaking states and you will be ashamed, however as a proud Black man I really like to see good governance and progress in all sub Sahara Africa region particular Nigeria. Therfore I am for good governance.
I enjoyed your contents.. and yes Lagos State is south western Nigerian and it's a yoruba State, so u would hear abit of Yoruba.. and why u find people speaking more of pidgin is "is u spoke Normal English with any accent they would termed you IJGB I just got back" and u literally would be paying double for any goods or services.. na why people speak more pidgin
She says, *"Yoruba and pidgin are highly spoken in Nigeria."* This is typical misconception of Ghanaians. They visit Lagos, and then use Lagos to represent Nigeria. Yoruba is widely spoken in Lagos because Lagos is Yoruba land.
The day y’all will make your point without the use of Ghanaians you will not think anyone else is your problem. Secondly, that is how y’all go to Accra and think everyone else goes around speaking Twi because. It is logic Be an explorer and you will learn what and what not to take as generalization nor generalize
Ghanians will always choose their Jollof rice. But some silly Nigerians will travel to ghana and say that ghanaian Jollof rice is better than Nigeria's.
@6:07 all the points you made from this time do not make any sense, where in Ghana are Africans not Africans and blacks not black? stop making up stories to get views
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You are young but mature, objective, and open-minded. Keep it up, and you will go far.
This
Another well delivered truth especially about the purchasing power, but your fellow Ghanaians are going to come after you for this because it is contrary to what they believe or want to believe.
Everyone knows Nigeria is cheaper than Ghana. What most Ghanaians say about ur currency is that it has no value or any purchasing power in Ghana which is true, however the cedi has value in Nigeria. That’s all.
Eba and it's likes are called swallow in Nigeria because you don't chew them before swallowing
Okay
The simple and concise explanation.
@@EfyaKimora we dont swallow water either, we drink it.
Nice one. I am glad you experienced Naija yourself. Nice content
Thank you
This girl is an open minded person.
I encourage Nigerians to support her channel.
Thank you 🤝
I am a Nigerian married to a Ghanaian for over 30 years. I know the difference. Im amazed why most Ghanaians are Nigeriaphobia.
Maybe because most Nigerians have the tendency of having a superiority complex. You can be confident with your poise and an aura, not your speech. You are one of the rational ones who speak without generalizing a whole country
Who cares about nigeria,Massa keep quiet and go and sleep,nonsense
We never discriminate in Nigeria. You can come from whatever country, as long as you are black, you will never be profile out of the crowd. Even the whites and AND he browns are loved in Nigeria. We hate no one. There are no African people that we hate in our country. If you can survive Nigeria, you are always welcome.
Thank you
@@EfyaKimora food you don't chew is called swallow because you swallow it without chewing it.
You chew yam, rice, beans, plantain etc into small particles before swallowing it but in the case of eba, fufu, semo etc, you swallow them without chewing.
You do. You even discriminate among yourselves.
@@francisb4138ehn ehn, tell us what we don’t know.
@@francisb4138 Yes we, Nigerians, are very divided but it's only in politics. In politics, there must be divisions. Even in the oldest democracy of the world, which is the USA, they are very divided politically. You have counties dwellers and the blue collar employees, who hates the Democrats, and you have the city dwellers and the white collar employees who hate the republicans. In politics, there must be hatred and divisions.
But we are not talking about politics here, we are talking discrimination. And I boldly say to you that there is no discrimination in Nigeria. We do not discriminate against ourselves or against foreigners. Every Nigerian has right to be wherever he wants, and has right to aspire to whatever he wants to become, so with every foreigner in our land. We will never attack you, hate you, or conspire against you. But that's not the case from our other African nations.
Our jollof is the best 😊😊, you need to visit more states in Nigeria more grace to you
Next time!
Make sur u visit all 36 state in Nigeria 🇳🇬 before u go back to Ghana 🇬🇭 ok😊
You will receive the biggest shock when you visit Abuja in the north central, visit a state in the East, and realize that Nigeria is so big and diversified, different languages, we use pidgin to communicate with ourselves since we don’t all speak the same mother tongue in Nigeria
Yes sure
Visit Abuja. Visit Abuja and you will see that Nigeria is not just Lagos.
You will also love Enugu and Uyo.
You must think Lagos state alone is the whole of Nigeria 😂😂 we’ve over 100+ ethnic groups within the 36states of the country. So it is myopic to think you’ve visited Nigeria by just visiting about two local govts in Lagos😂
@@EmekaOkeke-u9oWhy u dey hype Uyo like this, What about Porthacourt and other cities
🤣🤣👍visit Port Harcout too and Awka, Owerri and Calabar.
Nigeria is quite vast, diverse and lovely.
that was a lovely content put up there, you are doing well
Thank you
Hi EfyaKimora, thanks for sharing with us your experience while visiting some parts of Nigeria. I followed your contents with keen interest just to get a young Ghanaian's perspective on visiting Nigeria. Concerning your comment about Nigerians calling some food "Swallow", you have to understand that in Nigeria we have different kinds of food that we don't chew when eating them. We simply swallow them as the name suggests. These foods includes Eba{made from Garri or fried cassava flakes} Fufu, made from either pounded yam or yam mixed with cocoa yam or misxed with green unripped plantain, Amala, made from dried yam peels, Tuwo, made from either corn or millet or even soghom. All of these are meant to be swallowed with what we call soup or source of different kinds. So, all the food that is meant to be swallowed and not chewed is called SWALLOW at the restaurant or chop bar. It is now left for you to mention which particular swallow you want depending on what the restaurant has on offer. I hope this helps to clarify things to you. Take care and continue your journey towards discovering Africa.
That's such an education, thanks for adding up🤝🥰 well noted
Nice vlog. Keep it up lady❤❤❤👍🏽
Thank you, I will
Ghanaians love to profile non Ghanaians especially Nigerians from their usual moral high horse. Meanwhile Naija simply don't care. As an individual from both countries 🇬🇭🇳🇬 that was the major cultural shock I had to deal with from a tender age. It's like Ghanaians are black people with European tendencies and it's mind-blowing. In Naija so long as you're not white you're never a foreigner. I find that term very alienating especially when used against a fellow African or fellow West African for that matter.
Well done Efya, I celebrate the travel and see effect that shines through your perspective.
Onyame nhyira wo
Medaase
Keep on keeping on
Thank you
We want to see more of Ghanaians in the Nigeria do this ..much love
🥰
We are lovely people... We don't discriminate even in abroad all Africans are one when you come across Nigerians. We received people with open arm.
I see… good
U are doing well,...❤💯❤
Thank you
Nigeria is not just Lagos
I know but that's where I visited
Lagos state is the face of Nigeria to the rest of the world, but is very bad manage by yoruba leadership
@@Igbokwenu-s9yshut the he'll up and stop saying nonsense. When I start with u now, you will start crying of tribalism.
@@Igbokwenu-s9y Abuja is the face of Nigeria.
@@theafricanheritage4542 try to ask foreign city in Nigeria and educate your self, and not here for tribalism nonsense, Nigerians citizens must wake up from sleeping ,however Nigeria funds stole by incompetent corrupted Nigerians politicians and banks overseas is enough to develop Nigeria to beautiful as those countries Nigerians are running to.
We use sorry instead on please mostly. We use please in a more relaxed and formal setting.
Okay
Tricycle in nigeria is called keke, and moto is motorbike but some people do call it motorbike or bike, and in some part of Nigeria machine
Okay
Motor bike is called Okada
Well done Efya.
Thank you
Lagos is a Yoruba state, thats why they speak Yoruba. If you go to the Northern, Southern or Eastern states you will hear them speak their local dialects.
2. Swallow is the slang, you will not go into a very local restaurant (called Buka) and ask for swallow, they expect you to mention the exact name of the swallow
I am glad you liked Nigeria, you should visit more states next time, Lagos is just one out of 36 states
Thank you
In Nigeria nothing concern us if u like u are from zambia, togo as far u are human u are good to go 😂😂
😂
@@EfyaKimoraIf I come accrosa someone like you in Nigeria looking at your appearance and skin colour I will think you're from Lagos or any state in the West or North
@@EfyaKimoraIf I come accrosa someone like you in Nigeria looking at your appearance and skin colour I will think you're from Lagos or any state in the West or North
In all you mentioned, remember that the population influences a lot of the uncommon things you experienced like 2 people sitting in one sit..too much people for few resources.
Ooh okay
In Africa Nigria started tv broadcasting ,so most Nigerians already know the culture of filming, Nigerians started tv broadcasting, movie etc
Okay….
Apart from the banter, 😂there’s no such a thing as Nigerian jollof or Ghanaian jollof. It depends on what individuals make of it.
Yes
Lagos is just the iceberg of Nigeria. It is not a full representation of Nigeria
Lagos state is the face of Nigeria to the rest of the world, but unfortunately very bad managed by yoruba leadership except Lagos island which was Nigeria federal seat of power was before moving to Abuja.
Therefore foreigners view what happens in Lagos state to the rest of Nigeria.
@@Igbokwenu-s9yWhat do you mean badly managed by Yoruba leadership?
@@francisb4138 yeah
@@Igbokwenu-s9ySo it is your states that are well managed by your tribesmen? Or is it your tribesmen that want to come and manage Lagos that is a Yoruba state? The d^.mb things that some of you say.
@@modemie4462 no one is saying Lagos state is not yoruba land, but the state being the face of Nigeria to rest of the world is being govern badly by yoruba leadership, now take for example during Mr Marwa tenure as military administrator of Lagos state, he performed very well and another example is Lagos state island which where Nigeria capital was before moving to Abuja, a little bit developed, now check Lagos mainland which is controll by Lagos government and its is very terrible, however I also want you to looks towards the rest yoruba speaking states and you will be ashamed, however as a proud Black man I really like to see good governance and progress in all sub Sahara Africa region particular Nigeria. Therfore I am for good governance.
I enjoyed your contents.. and yes Lagos State is south western Nigerian and it's a yoruba State, so u would hear abit of Yoruba.. and why u find people speaking more of pidgin is "is u spoke Normal English with any accent they would termed you IJGB I just got back" and u literally would be paying double for any goods or services.. na why people speak more pidgin
I get it 😂
I hope you visit Abuja too.
I will visit Abuja on my next visit to Nigeria
Visit Abuja. You will love it.
She says, *"Yoruba and pidgin are highly spoken in Nigeria."*
This is typical misconception of Ghanaians. They visit Lagos, and then use Lagos to represent Nigeria. Yoruba is widely spoken in Lagos because Lagos is Yoruba land.
The day y’all will make your point without the use of Ghanaians you will not think anyone else is your problem. Secondly, that is how y’all go to Accra and think everyone else goes around speaking Twi because. It is logic
Be an explorer and you will learn what and what not to take as generalization nor generalize
@@samuellaashley9808 We are just happy that two countries separates Nigeria and Ghana.
I am sure you brought naira to ghana. You will definitely convert it to cedi before you can use it, you will see the real purchasing power of naira.
what you dont chew is what they call swallow
But definitely, you will swallow at the end
Great.
Your removed background is disrupting the video. Kindly, work on it the next time.
Yeah
Y waakye no be local food or banku no be local
Try eko Atlantic City, You will see the possibility of better future to Nigeria 🇳🇬
Okay
Visit Eko Atlantic city.
It's in Lagos and on the Island.
Quality of sound is very low
I will work on it
Ghanians will always choose their Jollof rice. But some silly Nigerians will travel to ghana and say that ghanaian Jollof rice is better than Nigeria's.
As I said nobody will direct you to his or her root with the left hand, it's a Ghanaian proverb
@@EfyaKimora Yoruba also says " i cannot use left hand to describe my father's house"
Those are different types of rice not jollof rice.
Okay
Nigeria people prefer light skinned people ❤
Lies
Nigeria is not a light skin nation so why will they prefer light skinned. Everyone is treated as one in Nigeria bro
🙋🏽♂️❤
🤝🥰
I hate that term 'SWALLOW' and I'm a Nigerian.
I never use it.
😂
This your gap teeth fine o. Black beauty
Thank you dear
Lagos is just one state in Nigeria. Not everyone speaks Yoruba. Not everyone speaks pigeon english on a daily.
@6:07 all the points you made from this time do not make any sense, where in Ghana are Africans not Africans and blacks not black? stop making up stories to get views
You cannot understand because you have not experienced Nigeria.
Mugu
@@avigrett1484 exactly.
Ghana wey discriminate us anyhow for here😂
Hater!
U drink water and not swallow madame....