A Nigerian man residing in Ghana has claimed that the neighboring country has transformed into the Europe of Nigeria.

Despite potential skepticism from fellow Nigerians, the individual insists on sharing compelling reasons behind this assertion, backed by personal experiences in Ghana.

In a viral video, the Nigerian resident attested to a level of civic amenities and responsiveness that align with the standards one might associate with a European setting.

Notably, the Nigerian man  highlighted having access to reliable electricity through an ECG number, with prompt responsiveness from the service provider when issues arise.

Similarly, the individual emphasised the efficiency of utilities, citing responsive water services that promptly address concerns when reported.

“I know a lot of Nigerians will not accept this but as a Nigerian living in Ghana let me tell you Ghana is now the Europe of Nigeria, whether you like it or not. Ask me why and I will prove it,” he added.

Perhaps more significantly, the Nigerian resident underscored the accessibility of emergency services, citing a readily available police number for urgent situations.

Going beyond conventional expectations, the resident even noted instances where the police provided transportation assistance.

His comparison extended to the economic realm, with the claim that Ghana's currency currently holds a favorable position against the Nigerian currency.

“As I dey Ghana like this. I get an ECG number if I don't have light, if I call them they will answer me.  If my water is not working I call and they will answer. I have police number to call for an emergency. They will even give lift. Ghana's current money beats Nigeria's money. I hope I have convinced my fellow Nigerians that Ghana is the Europe of Nigeria,” he emphasised.

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