Apart from the fact that Ghana is a peaceful country, its serene environment has also attracted various business men and women from all over Africa to flock the country for diverse businesses. I have come to believe that, there are several things that make the West African country a wonderful place to be.
If it’s not the peaceful nature of the country then it must be something special that attracted the likes of immediate former US Presidents, Bill Clinton, George Bush and current President Barrack Obama and the likes.
Thank God I’m a Ghanaian. In fact, I love Ghana for various reasons. Some of which are damn funny. If you are not NPP then certainly you are NDC. If you are not an ardent supporter of Accra Hearts of Oak, then you a die-hard fan of Kumasi Asante Kotoko.
Recently, the Nigerian’s accent was ranked as the 5th most sexy accent in the world. Why should that be a big deal to Ghanaians, when Ghana will be on top when it comes to giving directions? Ask Ghanaian directions to his house and you will begin to understand why Ghanaians are the best in that field.
Let me give you a typical example of how a Ghana man will give you a direction to a place….
Akosua (Stranger): Hello Bra, how do I get to the nearest KVIP?
Bra Yaw: You mean toilet, go straight, you will see two junctions, do not take any of them, keep going straight saaa, you will see another junction with traffic lights which do not work, turn right and walk straight till you see a blue kiosk, behind the kiosk, a woman sells kenkey, pass by her and keep going straight, you will find a school, ask any of the kids and they will show you…LOL
As a writer, you get approached by many upcoming musicians, who then gives you their yet to be released song/single on the CD and goes like “This is my hit single”. Hellooooo? The song is not released, yet it’s already a hit. Only in Ghana. Laughs.
These and many more are some of the things that make me love Ghana. Now let’s get talking, what do you like or love about Ghana?
What I love about Ghana is the early morning wakyee and kenkey you get to eat for breakfast. It is so lively in Ghana and everyone seems to be happy down there
SIMPLY I LOVE OUR HUMILITY. 2nd to none. You ask me us GHANAIANS are the most peaceful in Africa. BUUUUUUTTTT we do need to do more to maintain that title.
All the various conversations going on in tro tro. And anybody is free to join in. This is what I most miss about Ghana.
Everything, food, hospitality, culture, people, differences, i brag about ghana to the akata n white folks all the time, i thank God am a ghanaian.
I love everything about Ghana, Ghanaians are the most amazing people ever. i love being a ghanaian.
Me too love Ghanaians cos my Gh friends are the best,, though on a serious note my ears are almost blocked with the twi languauge which honestly i must start learning if not am so out of their conversations. But sadly enough the Ghanaian women i have meet here are terrible but i don’t want to use them to generalize. i mean real bad housewives what i want to believe is dat its the Europe syndrome and my case studies are all half educated so the tend to treat their Ghanian Husbands with serious disrespect.
@realmummy, yes thats why there are many divorces in Ghana than marriages,some of our women just dont get it,as to what marriage is all about so they just cant keep a man.
i love EVERYTHING about Ghana!!
I LOVE THE PEACEFUL SYSTEM IN GHANA.
AND EVERY THING
MI DO GHANA
MI FERE GHANA
Watching a match with a fellow Ghanaian I guarantee is one of the most lovely and excited things you could ever experience which includes expressive noises, insults, chants, shouting our Dance have the best dancers lets not forget Films Jackie Appiah Is amongst one of the best actresses in Africa even though I don’t really like her she has put the Ghana movie industry on the map hmmm our Transport tro tro service where you can get squeeze into a big van full of people, wailing babies, baskets of food, and sometimes even animals We have certainly progressed as a nation from the Yaa asantwaa war, to the 2010 world cup An unforgettable moments Not to forget our chop bars where you can get delicious food get served in a nice way and hear all the Gossip flowing around faster than the post office but let’s not forget the ladies who keep some of our sugar daddies busy lol clubs parties I could go on and on proud to be a Ghanaian
@Miyagi, Hmmm, no comment…LOL!
I agree with u ….mi ni wo ye adri paa….well saod@Miyagi,
oh Where do I start from???.. GHANA, I Love GH. Like crazy… from head to toe… Ghana is the best place to be, although is ‘not’ the best place in the world…. I love Ghana…
@naa asheley,Gal, u took the words right outta my mouth.I just miss everything!the hair dressers r gud.
The kelewele ooo, the kelewele!
to me the most fun things i had when i was in Ghana was our food. i used to eat Kenkey, Banku, face the wall in the morning or mid-morning and drink Tea and frying eggs, Kelewele at night before going to bed. LOL but that was fun, and also the chop bars u go and chose your own meet, and if u do not have money to buy meet u as the chop bar server to go under the soup and get u some brooked meet under the soup hahahahhaha. i miss all that
@frempomah, loool! I can see u miss ur country.
@Adjoa Nbaaso), yesooooo my dear, i missed Ghana/Kumasi Ash-Town papaapa.
Ghana dey be keke!
I love the food, the people and the fact that you can always have lively people around you. And although we might be going through some difficulties, we still put on a smile and act like all is well.
there is a lot i love about ghana. going to funerals of people u have not never seen before or heard of in your live. our social gatherings. being related to everybody from your hometown, and off course the fights in tro tro between passengers and mates.
haha, U can say dat again, the hair dressers… especially Tema Station, their the fastest stylists in the world,lol.
The whole of Ghana goes Gaga when there’s a soccer match…….enemies would put everything behind them because Black Stars is going to play Brazil, Argentina etc…. In short Ghanaians are the most fanatic people on the planet..
I miss hanging out with friends at Kwame Nkrumah Circle at night. Those were the good old days. I love Ghana because it is a wonderful and lovely place, and love my fellow Ghanaians for always upholding and defending the good name of Ghana. ONE LUV.
I also love the fried yam and fried pork meat (Tsofi) at the night market at Nkrumah Circle. It’s the best. Fula is another food I love and have missed so badly. Can’t wait to quench my appetite with a rich chilled one next time I come home.