I just subscribed. I've listened to the full video before subscribed, cuz i don't wanna subscribe to haters like some Camerounian UA-camrs who always have problem with the name Ghana eg. Ajim Mazy et al... Shalom ❤
It's amazing how you Nigerians can explained on social media the Ghanaian way of life and a lot of things about Ghana and it's boarders Ghanaians. Let me ask you all Nigerians yuotubers, do you have a special course studies in Nigeria schools that teaches you all that, Ghana is this Ghana is that. There are other nationals from West Africa and East Africa in Ghana but one never see such stories coming from them only Nigerians with all their economical and security troubles, Nigerians refused to dwell on those issues rather on Ghana. Nigerians please do something about the situation in Nigeria so that there will be peace everywhere.
Thanks for your comment. It’s quite interesting how some people can’t handle others appreciating and learning about different cultures. Maybe if you spent less time criticizing and more time appreciating diversity, you'd understand that exploring and sharing cultural stories is a beautiful thing. It’s always valuable to engage in meaningful discussions about different cultures and countries. As Nigerians, we take pride in our curiosity and our ability to appreciate and learn about our neighbors. This helps to foster understanding and unity among African nations. Regarding the content on Ghana, many of us are genuinely fascinated by Ghana’s rich culture and history. Our aim is to share this admiration with a wider audience, promoting African unity and celebrating the diverse heritage of our continent. While it’s true that Nigeria faces economic and security challenges, discussing and appreciating other cultures does not negate our awareness or concern for our own country’s issues. Many Nigerian UA-camrs are indeed addressing these critical topics in other forums. Constructive dialogue and shared knowledge can only make us stronger as a continent. By understanding and celebrating each other’s cultures, we contribute to a more united and peaceful Africa. By the way, we’re perfectly capable of multitasking. We can talk about Ghana's rich culture and still be concerned about Nigeria's issues. It’s called being well-rounded. Maybe give it a try. Love & light 💡 ✌🏼😄
Hope one day sooner someone in Nigeria will wakeup and realized the vast natural resources you have been endowed with and used it wisely for the betterment of all Nigerians so Nigerians minimized traveling outside Nigeria. I believe you have the human experience and potential to make it happen if the right leadership comes up with the right ideas.
@@victorashong7429 Thank you for your thoughtful message. I share your optimism for Nigeria's future. With the right leadership and innovative ideas, I believe we can harness our rich resources for the benefit of all Nigerians. This challenging phase will pass, and together, we can build a brighter future. For insightful discussions and updates on Nigeria's progress, I recommend subscribing to this channel. Your support and engagement are invaluable! Thank you 😊
@@gloslifestyle1788 Oh my gosh! Your reply is not only beautiful, amazingly articulate, mature and educated, it is so, respectful! I couldn't have said it better. 💯
Ashanti is not a Town.❌ Ashanti is a KINGDOM which spans broader than the current Ashanti Region of Ghana which was divided for Governance purposes. Do more research about the Ashanti Kingdom as a separate video for more viewers to grow your Subscribers. Well done for this video about Ghana. AKWAABA (Welcome) to Ghana any day and anytime...🇬🇭
Oh yes, you’re right. The reason I mentioned noting any mistakes is because I’m not Ghanaian. Thank you for educating me on this; I now have a better understanding. 👋😀 I will be creating a video on the Ashanti Kingdom thanks to your suggestion. 😊 Once again, thank you for appreciating my work.
@@gloslifestyle1788 You are always welcome. 🤗 Also, the Kumasi City is the Capital of the Ashanti Region and not in the Volta Region. The Capital City of the Volta Region is the also called Ho. Don't forget to eat Fufu😋 in Kumasi when you come to Ghana.🇬🇭
@@sourcestvghuk9897 Thank you for the kind invitation! I haven't crossed the border of Ghana yet, but I would love to visit. Yes, I'm currently in Lagos. Let's connect and discuss the details further. Looking forward to it! @missgloryujohnson@gmail.com (my email)
You forcing your imagination to tell a story instead of experience in person and you horribly pronounce basic English words badly am finding it difficult to understand you telling Ghana where you have not been but failed to talk about the two countries you travel through how many Ghanaian make videos about Nigeria or countries they visit huh
Firstly, your writing could use some improvement. Let me help you out, darling! It is ([You]❌*You're *✅forcing your imagination to tell a story instead of experiencing it in person, and you horribly pronounce basic English words. [Am]❌*I am *✅finding it difficult to understand you [telling ]❌ *talking so* ✅about Ghana, where you have not been,[but failed]❌ *but you failed *✅to talk about the two countries you [travel]❌*traveled *✅through. How many [Ghananian]❌*Ghanaians* ✅make videos about Nigeria or countries they visit, huh?) It's amusing how you criticize from your keyboard without knowing anything about my background or experiences. I was also finding it difficult to understand your English. Maybe focus on improving your own communication skills before critiquing others. By the way, storytelling doesn't require a passport stamp-it's about sharing knowledge and culture with the world. Also, learn when to use commas and periods. Always check your dictionary before you type. This shows that no one is perfect. Thanks for watching!
So if they changed their money now what are you going to says about Ghana? Because when you stay in Benin Republic you says Benin is This is that because I think Bénin is not good country to you now
Good day I have responded to your message before, and I’m not sure why you seem to misunderstand my statements in my videos. Please review my videos to see how highly I have praised Benin Republic. When I discussed the currency of Benin Republic, the CFA, it was to inform students and parents about the current exchange rates. The challenges with the currency are not due to Benin Republic but rather reflect the economic situation in Nigeria. It's important for Nigeria to address these issues to ensure balanced opportunities for students studying abroad, whether in Benin Republic, the UK, the USA, or even Ghana. It is well-known that Ghana's currency is stronger than Nigeria’s, and Nigerians are aware of this. However, they may not have been as aware of the recent strength of the CFA against the Naira. I want to make it clear that I would never condemn any country. I believe every country, including my own, has its positives and negatives. My focus is always on highlighting the positive aspects so that the negatives have no choice but to align with the good. Once again, please listen carefully: I have never hated or condemned Benin Republic. On the contrary, I praise the country a lot, even to this day. I miss Benin Republic every day because it brought me peace. This is not to say that my own country is bad. The world is vast and full of opportunities to explore, but not every place will bring you peace. There are people from Benin Republic and other part of the world in Nigeria who love Nigeria more than their own country. That’s just how life is. Being from a particular country doesn’t guarantee happiness. Thank you.
What's your point?? Where are you driving at?? If you watched the previous videos she uploaded on this channel you'll realise she continued to lay emphasis on the currency value difference of the naira against that of Bénin XOF(CFA). That is in no way synonymous to her speaking ill of Bénin republic. Highlighting the weakness of something against another has got nothing to do with saying that thing is not good overall. Work on your comprehension prowess boss....
You did a lot putting together this video. Well done babe❤
@@miracleoge3105 thank you dear 😊
I pray that you get to visit Ghana soon!
@@Ada-w9ksu amen
I just subscribed. I've listened to the full video before subscribed, cuz i don't wanna subscribe to haters like some Camerounian UA-camrs who always have problem with the name Ghana eg. Ajim Mazy et al... Shalom ❤
@@DouglasHakeem thank you so much 👏🏼☺️
Ghanaians are more talented in both performing arts and creative arts, come and experience yourself.
I enjoyed my virtual trip to Ghana 💃Baby girl we will be going to Ghana together ooo😍
Yeah sure!!!😊😊☺️
Thanks for putting this out here! Very informative and educative video.💚💚
You’re welcome ☺️
Thank You for this . This is more educative ❤️❤️🙏
@@ajayieric you’re welcome ☺️
This is a very informative and educative video. Thank you ❤
You’re welcome ☺️
The beaches starts from Volta Region to western region.
Okay please don’t forget to subscribe to this channel 👋🙏
Come and experience it yourself
I would love to! 😊Thanks for stopping by. Please make sure to subscribe to this channel and watch out for my next video
@@gloslifestyle1788 I just came across your video about my country
Thank you so much for stopping by 🙏
It's amazing how you Nigerians can explained on social media the Ghanaian way of life and a lot of things about Ghana and it's boarders Ghanaians. Let me ask you all Nigerians yuotubers, do you have a special course studies in Nigeria schools that teaches you all that, Ghana is this Ghana is that. There are other nationals from West Africa and East Africa in Ghana but one never see such stories coming from them only Nigerians with all their economical and security troubles, Nigerians refused to dwell on those issues rather on Ghana.
Nigerians please do something about the situation in Nigeria so that there will be peace everywhere.
Thanks for your comment. It’s quite interesting how some people can’t handle others appreciating and learning about different cultures. Maybe if you spent less time criticizing and more time appreciating diversity, you'd understand that exploring and sharing cultural stories is a beautiful thing.
It’s always valuable to engage in meaningful discussions about different cultures and countries. As Nigerians, we take pride in our curiosity and our ability to appreciate and learn about our neighbors. This helps to foster understanding and unity among African nations.
Regarding the content on Ghana, many of us are genuinely fascinated by Ghana’s rich culture and history. Our aim is to share this admiration with a wider audience, promoting African unity and celebrating the diverse heritage of our continent.
While it’s true that Nigeria faces economic and security challenges, discussing and appreciating other cultures does not negate our awareness or concern for our own country’s issues. Many Nigerian UA-camrs are indeed addressing these critical topics in other forums.
Constructive dialogue and shared knowledge can only make us stronger as a continent. By understanding and celebrating each other’s cultures, we contribute to a more united and peaceful Africa.
By the way, we’re perfectly capable of multitasking. We can talk about Ghana's rich culture and still be concerned about Nigeria's issues. It’s called being well-rounded. Maybe give it a try.
Love & light 💡 ✌🏼😄
Hope one day sooner someone in Nigeria will wakeup and realized the vast natural resources you have been endowed with and used it wisely for the betterment of all Nigerians so Nigerians minimized traveling outside Nigeria. I believe you have the human experience and potential to make it happen if the right leadership comes up with the right ideas.
@@victorashong7429 Thank you for your thoughtful message. I share your optimism for Nigeria's future. With the right leadership and innovative ideas, I believe we can harness our rich resources for the benefit of all Nigerians. This challenging phase will pass, and together, we can build a brighter future. For insightful discussions and updates on Nigeria's progress, I recommend subscribing to this channel. Your support and engagement are invaluable! Thank you 😊
@@gloslifestyle1788 Oh my gosh! Your reply is not only beautiful, amazingly articulate, mature and educated, it is so, respectful! I couldn't have said it better. 💯
@@Ada-w9ksu thank you so much 😊
👏🏼☺️
Let me go to Ghana o🥰
Ok ❤ 😇
Things are hard here in Ghana iioo
Ashanti is not a Town.❌
Ashanti is a KINGDOM which spans broader than the current Ashanti Region of Ghana which was divided for Governance purposes.
Do more research about the Ashanti Kingdom as a separate video for more viewers to grow your Subscribers.
Well done for this video about Ghana.
AKWAABA (Welcome) to Ghana any day and anytime...🇬🇭
Oh yes, you’re right. The reason I mentioned noting any mistakes is because I’m not Ghanaian. Thank you for educating me on this; I now have a better understanding. 👋😀 I will be creating a video on the Ashanti Kingdom thanks to your suggestion. 😊 Once again, thank you for appreciating my work.
@@gloslifestyle1788
You are always welcome. 🤗
Also, the Kumasi City is the Capital of the Ashanti Region and not in the Volta Region. The Capital City of the Volta Region is the also called Ho.
Don't forget to eat Fufu😋 in Kumasi when you come to Ghana.🇬🇭
@@Voavicky lol alright ☺️
U ve never crossed the border of Ghana? 😊 I ll invite you next month. Re u in Lagos or ? Link up
@@sourcestvghuk9897 Thank you for the kind invitation! I haven't crossed the border of Ghana yet, but I would love to visit. Yes, I'm currently in Lagos. Let's connect and discuss the details further. Looking forward to it!
@missgloryujohnson@gmail.com (my email)
@@gloslifestyle1788 I ve email u
It's not easy to, come with a lot of money
lol okay
You forcing your imagination to tell a story instead of experience in person and you horribly pronounce basic English words badly am finding it difficult to understand you telling Ghana where you have not been but failed to talk about the two countries you travel through how many Ghanaian make videos about Nigeria or countries they visit huh
Firstly, your writing could use some improvement. Let me help you out, darling!
It is
([You]❌*You're *✅forcing your imagination to tell a story instead of experiencing it in person, and you horribly pronounce basic English words. [Am]❌*I am *✅finding it difficult to understand you [telling ]❌ *talking so* ✅about Ghana, where you have not been,[but failed]❌ *but you failed *✅to talk about the two countries you [travel]❌*traveled *✅through. How many [Ghananian]❌*Ghanaians* ✅make videos about Nigeria or countries they visit, huh?)
It's amusing how you criticize from your keyboard without knowing anything about my background or experiences. I was also finding it difficult to understand your English. Maybe focus on improving your own communication skills before critiquing others. By the way, storytelling doesn't require a passport stamp-it's about sharing knowledge and culture with the world.
Also, learn when to use commas and periods. Always check your dictionary before you type. This shows that no one is perfect. Thanks for watching!
So if they changed their money now what are you going to says about Ghana? Because when you stay in Benin Republic you says Benin is This is that because I think Bénin is not good country to you now
Good day
I have responded to your message before, and I’m not sure why you seem to misunderstand my statements in my videos. Please review my videos to see how highly I have praised Benin Republic. When I discussed the currency of Benin Republic, the CFA, it was to inform students and parents about the current exchange rates. The challenges with the currency are not due to Benin Republic but rather reflect the economic situation in Nigeria. It's important for Nigeria to address these issues to ensure balanced opportunities for students studying abroad, whether in Benin Republic, the UK, the USA, or even Ghana.
It is well-known that Ghana's currency is stronger than Nigeria’s, and Nigerians are aware of this. However, they may not have been as aware of the recent strength of the CFA against the Naira. I want to make it clear that I would never condemn any country. I believe every country, including my own, has its positives and negatives. My focus is always on highlighting the positive aspects so that the negatives have no choice but to align with the good.
Once again, please listen carefully: I have never hated or condemned Benin Republic. On the contrary, I praise the country a lot, even to this day. I miss Benin Republic every day because it brought me peace. This is not to say that my own country is bad. The world is vast and full of opportunities to explore, but not every place will bring you peace. There are people from Benin Republic and other part of the world in Nigeria who love Nigeria more than their own country. That’s just how life is. Being from a particular country doesn’t guarantee happiness. Thank you.
What's your point??
Where are you driving at??
If you watched the previous videos she uploaded on this channel you'll realise she continued to lay emphasis on the currency value difference of the naira against that of Bénin XOF(CFA).
That is in no way synonymous to her speaking ill of Bénin republic. Highlighting the weakness of something against another has got nothing to do with saying that thing is not good overall.
Work on your comprehension prowess boss....
@@abrahamvictor5727please help me ask him oh
Thank you my beautiful sister, you've done well... don't mind the naysayers, continue doing the good work. GOD bless...🙏
@@DouglasHakeem awww you’re welcome 🙏😊