Nigerian Lady Who Moved To Ghana Says She Will Never Go Home: "I Will Not Miss Naija"
- A young Nigerian lady, known as Cynthia Nich, has relocated to Ghana to look for better opportunities
- Sharing her first few days of experience in the country, she stated she was not going to return home
- Cynthia Nich, who resides in Accra, added that she did not miss her home country due to power issues
A young Nigerian lady who recently relocated to Ghana said that she did not want to return to her home country.
In a trending video seen by YEN.com.gh, Cynthia Nich stated that she was enjoying every bit of her time in Accra.
Source: TikTok
The Naija lady spoke about the power issues she faced in her birth country, compared to the 24-hour electricity supply Ghana is currently enjoying.
Due to the stable power supply, Cynthia Nich said she had not yet felt the urge to set foot out of her apartment in Accra to explore the country fully.
"For about three days since I came to Ghana, I have spent most of my time indoors. Any time I go out, it's just to the beach. So tell me why, why would I leave Nigeria, my lovely country, that has beaches and come to Ghana just for the beach," she stated.
"I'm not missing Nigeria oo like I cannot miss Nigeria. My point is: thank God I did leave Nigeria. There is light 24/7. In fact, there is light throughout," she said.
The Nigerian lady further criticised politicians in her country for not finding solutions to its long-standing issues with stable electricity.
Nigerian lady's claims spark mixed reactions
Ghanaians and Nigerians ended up arguing over the lady's assertions in the comments section of the video on TikTok.
@Barry Mont said:
"Talk about the cost of living, people can barely eat 3 square meal, una just dey hipe village Ghana."
@Saki also replied:
"So America is also a village according to your claim too because it's far more expensive to live there...why are you guys acting so d u m b."
@Barry Mont also said:
"People are talking local mumu dey talk, go and eat 4 eggs before talking to your father."
@Kayormi Seed replied:
"E dey pain you."
@Shareef Din remarked:
"When you bring your coins is when you will eat once a day mumu."
@Kofi Nelson replied:
"Tinubu himself wants to come to Ghana."
@AmpemDarko also commented:
"Enjoy your stay you are free to go anywhere security is intact, light 24/7."
Ghana has experienced several power crises in the past, which resulted in load-shedding - also known as dumsor - as a means of managing energy usage.
According to a report by Energy for Growth, the country's efforts to ensure enough electricity for peak demands could see dumsor become a thing of the past.
Independent power producer shuts down plant
YEN.com.gh also reported that Sunon Asoli Power shut down its plant due to the Electricity Company of Ghana failing to settle a $259 million debt.
In a statement addressing the situation in October 2024, the company said it had been left in a tight financial state and could not continue its operations.
The shutdown of Sunon Asogli's 560MW power plant has many Ghanaians convinced that load-shedding, also known as dumsor, will return.
Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh
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