'My mum cried when she saw me in London' - Opoku Bilson opens up

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  • Yoo 2 months ago

    God bless you, Dr.Likee for your kind and good heart.

  • ANUS 2 months ago

    IS SOMEONES COUNTRY HEAVEN TO THE BLACKMAN AT ALL? WHAT AT ALL IS IN LONDON?KWASIAFOUR

  • Pelicles 2 months ago

    Thank you. That is how stupid we are as black people so naive and ignorant to the extent that we see ourselves as "More humans when we enter where the White man lives". Why are our minds so polluted to that extent?

  • Walankaki 2 months ago

    And who told you only whites lives in London, odwan merr

  • Pelicles 2 months ago

    Aboafunu, did I mention your name in my post. Kwasea nantwie ba.

  • Great one 2 months ago

    Colonial mentality runs very deep, arriving london succesfully, should that be something to celebrate?

  • Frank 2 months ago

    I don't think celebrate this... just London
    You guys have to grow
    Hahaha

  • 3tw3 ba 2 months ago

    London without it's better roads and functioning laws will be worse to live there than Accra.
    But then again, this young man is from the forest so it makes sense why he's easily impressed.
    Odwan

  • Nye bro 2 months ago

    London? I reserve my comments.

  • Agya Koo 2 months ago

    Hahahaha London keke!!!! Ahhhh

  • Sammy 2 months ago

    That is tears of joy. But baby cries and adults weep. So your mother wept but didn't cry because for crying you have to make noise and for the weeping only tears flow slowly

  • Bonus Baba 2 months ago

    Opoku,God bless your honesty ,humility and hardness. The flip side about Kyekyeku. This is what happens when you work with people like that. Hatred for nothing. I have seen many guys sidelined also.
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  • Evans 2 months ago

    I find it quite embarrassing when I read such comments by Ghanaians who make it to the white man's country. It appears to some people to be a life achievement. There is nothing out there and they get to see it so just after a ...
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  • KWABENA KASAPREKO. 1 month ago

    WE, GHANAIANS, AND FOR THAT MATTER AFRICANS, WE DO NOT APPRECIATE WHAT WE HAVE IN OUR COUNTRIES. WE ALWAYS THINK THE WHITE MAN'S LAND AND LIFESTYLES ARE BETTER THAN WHAT WE HAVE IN OUR LAND. WE ALWAYS GO TO THE WHITE MAN'S ...
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