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I still don’t understand why he jumped into the jollof. Ghanaians could have given it to charity 😂 I think it’s about time Nigeria excludes itself from events Ghana is involved in, because their presence alone makes Ghana act up. Just imagine we’re all having an event to entertain people, but your goal is to outdo or be better than someone who barely cares about your presence, and you end up messing the whole thing up.

Speed just washed his dirty shoes in your food and you were clapping 😂 If it were a fellow Ghanaian who did that, by now the police would have arrested him. But since he’s from the West and you want to be on top of Nigeria, you allowed him to disgrace you and you accepted it.

In the video where some Ghanaians were asking for money, one of the women said, “Give us money, yɛ hu pai pai yɛ,” meaning we are suffering. Yet Ghanaians want to twist the meaning of what she said. If she were Nigerian, you all would have taken it literally. But since it’s your own, suddenly it has a different meaning 😭

You all have opinions about Nigeria and Nigerians, but when it comes to me, I’m not supposed to have an opinion about your behavior because I’m Ghanaian? 😂

When Speed visited the chief’s palace, during his dance he backflipped on the ground in front of the chief and people were cheering him on. But if a local citizen had done that, the same Ghanaians would say he doesn’t respect the gods. I don’t think it’s part of the Ghanaian culture to disrespect the gods or I’m reaching? Because he’s from the West, look at the free pass you gave him all in the name of “exploring your country” 😂 This is the picking and choosing I’ve been talking about.

He entered Ghana and look at how you’re rushing to give him a Ghanaian passport. Meanwhile, if you’re a Ghanaian in the diaspora and want dual citizenship, it can take almost years to get it.

We’ll have this conversation another day. For now, I’m just observing.