To be honest I dont get the whole big deal about Ghana. Having been there I can see that on the most part (apart from electricity ofcourse) they have the same drawbacks, The average Ghanaian goes through the same as the average Nigerian. When people talk about Nigeria, I wish they would specify where, because the experience of someone who lives in Calabar is likely to be a world away than someone living in a different state like lagos in regards to the general hustle and busle of life. How many Nigerians have really travelled around Ghana outside of Accra? Ghana should not compare itself to Nigeria, as we all know that at this time Nigeria is at its worst shape in history and Ghana at its best, why compare yourself with something which is failing while you are succeeding? They should instead compare themselves with nations who are successful, like Botswana or Namibia. Its a falsehood to compare yourself with a nation which you know is struggling and therefore say you are a success. Having said that, the OP and a few others need to face facts, Nigeria has too much ground to cover to be big talking and flexing muscles when we are yet to have a free and fair election and there are whole generations of Nigerians who have NEVER experienced 24hr light without the help of a generator. Wake up! , as far as the women, they are very shapely but Nigerian girls are prettier in general imho, lol.
Posted on: Thu, 27 Jun 2013 16:12:58 +0000
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