Young Nigerian Man Visits Ghana For Six Months, Shares His Experience: "They Have Good Food"

• A video of a young Nigerian man speaking on his experience living in Ghana has warmed hearts on social media
• In the video, he categorically stated that he loved Ghana more than his beloved home country due to various reasons
• Netizens who saw the video expressed mixed reactions in the comment section, as some agreed with him while others did not

A young Nigerian man who recently visited Ghana opened up about his six-month stay in the West African country.

In a candid confession, the young man admitted to enjoying his stay in Ghana due to various reasons.

Ghana has good cuisine

He first praised the country's delicious meals. He noted that Ghanaians have tasty meals. He cited, for instance, that when his brother initially invited him to taste Waakye, a Ghanaian meal made from rice and beans, he refused because he assumed it wouldn't be tasty. However, he fell in love with the meal after the first bite.

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Ghanaian has stable electricity

The young man also praised Ghana's stable electricity supply. He noted that Ghana enjoys a relatively reliable power supply, unlike his home country, where power outages are frequent. Knowing that power interruptions are minimal gives him peace of mind.

Good currency

He also praised Ghana's cedi as a significant currency and was impressed with its purchasing power. Based on this, he concluded that Ghana was better than his country, Nigeria.

Watch the video below:

Netizens divided over young man's comment

Netizens who saw the video and expressed their views in the comments section were divided over the young man's comment. While some agreed with him, others did not.

@Xavierrrrrr wrote:

"Ghana currency? hmm do you know Napo?"

@Kiss me wrote:

"You can't compete Ghana with Nigeria no matter what happened. Nigeria is the best."

@Joeguy84 wrote:

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"Ghana will always be the best in Africa we are far ahead of Nigeria million times."

@Jayden Yussif Smith 🇩🇪🇺🇸

"With 100 Ghana cedis you can buy a house in Nigeria."

Ghanaian woman shares experience living in Nigeria

In a related development, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian woman had taken to social media to share her living experience in Nigeria.

She was taken aback when, after storming the streets in search of frozen chicken, she found out there were no cold stores in Nigeria.

Netizens who saw the video were astonished and expressed their views in the video's comment section.

Source: YEN.com.gh