Ghana

[QUOTE=Tradewinds]Well done Lukaszek, Im sure you had a fantastic time with her, very nice healthy looking. Im back in Ghana next month and I might just do what you did, at least try to - get a woman outside of the big towns. How did you meet her, at a bar or chatting in the street?[/QUOTE]I will try to write full, big report with many advices soon, so far I only answer questions.

I came to small village near to Hohoe and was accompanied by one nice man which wanted to be my guide. I accepted and we talked. In the meantime I met group of swedish students and talked with them. My guide heart my questions about girls and suggested help. We exchanged phone numbers (I had Tigo chip, but in that area only MTN has coverage). I told him my expectations, I. E. Girl must know english and that I look for girlfriend with possibility of marriage. It was man about 50. Men in that age are respectful in a local community. He went away and I waited for taxi outgoing to another place. After about 1hour this girl came to me and start talking with me, but taxi just went out. This girl called me every day and I came back few days later for her. My guide lead her to me, we talked with her all the details of the trip. She introduced me to her family and her father accepted me. I spend 2 days in the village (fortunatelly some hotel or guest house was there. She stayed with me) to give the family possibility to know me and after that period I took the girl (with her bags) to the trip. It was very nice. People called her "my wife", probably because I treat her very good and because we travelled together. At the end of the trip I gave her enough money for returning trip. From Accra to home. We have contact all the time, she even called me when I was writting this answer (LOL). One advice: be good for girl, be sincere, don't try to exploit her. Leave this way open for next tourists. Don't worry about having a lot of sex with her (I worried, but it was wrong). Ghanian girls have no limits, can do it during all the free time (LOL).

Hope it helps. Good luck and don't forget about writting report after you come back!

I'm off to Ghana in March. I haven't been there since July 2004. Anyhow, you said you've been to Ghana several times. Where are some places in cities you normally stay? Also, your girls are extremely high quality. Where are you meeting them? Certainly, these aren't nightclubbers. The one's in nightclubs did not impress me when I was there but, its possiblyly just a matter of luck. Did you search out the campuses or go on a web site? Maybe I don't know what to look for with the clothes on; sometimes the best looking bodies don't show under clothes.

SloWalk (Formerly, HarryDHo)

[QUOTE=Lukaszek]... I look for girlfriend with possibility of marriage... [/QUOTE]


but this was just a joke, wasn't it?


Cheers - Hesekiels

[QUOTE=NYChunter]This is my first trip to Ghana and being the Tournament is going on right now rooms are hard to come by [/QUOTE]

Ghana was expecting 1 million visitors but according to immigration figures, we only got 8,000 visitors for the football match.

Hotels are empty and their owners are not happy about it.

GC

[QUOTE=Slowalk]I'm off to Ghana in March. I haven't been there since July 2004. Anyhow, you said you've been to Ghana several times. Where are some places in cities you normally stay? Also, your girls are extremely high quality. Where are you meeting them? Certainly, these aren't nightclubbers. The one's in nightclubs did not impress me when I was there but, its possiblyly just a matter of luck. Did you search out the campuses or go on a web site? Maybe I don't know what to look for with the clothes on; sometimes the best looking bodies don't show under clothes.

SloWalk (Formerly, HarryDHo)[/QUOTE]I will tell after, am in Accra now, returning 11th Feb. And go down again 3th of March.- some photo, no nude

Sofonda

Hi Global,

I had actually put off visiting Ghana due to the expected crowds.

Do you see it getting any busier as the competition gets closer to the finals?

I realise that this is probably not easy to answer.

Thanking you.

[QUOTE=Hesekiels]but this was just a joke, wasn't it?[/QUOTE]You may be surprised, but it was not a joke. I really looked for wife, I met few interesting girls (all valuable from Volta Region) and I absolutly will come back and will bring one of them.

You must know, ghanian girls are generally unfaithful to her husbands (at least in Volta Region), but they have many interesting qualities. If I bring a wife and she will be unfaithful too much, I will change her to another - no problem, more experiences.

You are correct, always treat them well, I have met a few through sites like Afrointroductions, it seems most non pros in Africa want marriage to a European or to someone who can take them out of Africa. Im sure most hope for marriage but will in reality will settle for someone who will look after them even if it is for 2 weeks, I wish I could stay with one for a lot longer then I currently do as Im sure you get the best out of them, but there is so much totty about and are so very readily available, I tend to get greedy and succome to temptation moving on within 24hrs, but in parting I always give them a present (mobile brought over especially) and some money for the "family" with a promise to meet up some time. I find it difficult leaving them as they are so sincere. If I was to marry again I think it would be to an African woman, purely for their many many excellent qualities, sadly I dont think I could ever be faithful.

I have met many Ghanians, and other African ladies through Afro in Britain and in Europe, even when they are away from Africa they are still so loving and friendly.

Thanks Lukaszek

[QUOTE=Tradewinds]... always treat them well ... [/QUOTE]


Sure, but I think that should be self-evident! It is just a matter of respect and politeness!

Cheers - Hesekiels

[QUOTE=Tradewinds]You are correct, always treat them well, I have met a few through sites like Afrointroductions, it seems most non pros in Africa want marriage to a European or to someone who can take them out of Africa. Im sure most hope for marriage but will in reality will settle for someone who will look after them even if it is for 2 weeks, I wish I could stay with one for a lot longer then I currently do as Im sure you get the best out of them, but there is so much totty about and are so very readily available, I tend to get greedy and succome to temptation moving on within 24hrs, but in parting I always give them a present (mobile brought over especially) and some money for the "family" with a promise to meet up some time. I find it difficult leaving them as they are so sincere. If I was to marry again I think it would be to an African woman, purely for their many many excellent qualities, sadly I dont think I could ever be faithful.

I have met many Ghanians, and other African ladies through Afro in Britain and in Europe, even when they are away from Africa they are still so loving and friendly.[/QUOTE]About giving gifts to girls: be wise and don't buy so expensive gifts because you can affect ghanian "market". Girls there live on very low level so staying with you in a hotel with toilet and shower/bathroom and eating banku or fufu (traditional food) are valuable very much for them - they will be happy for that. You can buy for them something like beads or rings from traditional materials (not silver nor gold) - it can be ok but not needed. If you want to give them expensive gifts like mobiles, take girls from Accra or Kumasi - especially Ashanti girls have big expectations.

You met a lot of african girls in Europe. Could you tell me, where the most huge-breasted black girls can be met? I like black girls with huge breast (G cup or bigger) and I wanted to meet them, but I don't know, where can I. Single ghanian girls have at most D cup (I met only one with F/G).

[QUOTE=Lukaszek]About giving gifts to girls: be wise and don't buy so expensive gifts because you can affect ghanian "market". Girls there live on very low level so staying with you in a hotel with toilet and shower/bathroom and eating banku or fufu (traditional food) are valuable very much for them - they will be happy for that. You can buy for them something like beads or rings from traditional materials (not silver nor gold) [/QUOTE]


Hi Lukaszek:

that's again the old, old question about an 'adequate price', isn't it? I totally agree with you that we must not spoil these girls with exorbitant presents like cellphones, cameras or notebooks.

However, I have learned that most of them have sky-high expectations the moment they f**k with a foreigner! Anybody with a similar experience?


Cheers - Hesekiels

The one's familiar with the net will ask for more than ones you meet in the rural areas. They've been scamming lonely men on Afrointroductions and other dating sites forever and yes, they know about this site as well. Its no secret. They play the "marriage game" batter than any of you ever will. If you meet her on the net, chances are she's a pro; if she dresses better than other Ghanians, she's definitely a pro; if she has a good cell phone and is on the phone constatly, she's a pro. If you don't believe she's a pro or you think you're going to play a game with her and fool her, you deserve to pay the consequences.

[QUOTE=WorldWalker]Hi Global,

I had actually put off visiting Ghana due to the expected crowds.

Do you see it getting any busier as the competition gets closer to the finals?

I realise that this is probably not easy to answer.

Thanking you.[/QUOTE]

The only real difference is there's more traffic earlier. Also, there seems to be more motorcades for the teams and visiting dignitaries.

As far as entertainment venues are concerned, not much has changed except everyone is talking about football. Quarter finals starts on Sunday and I don't expect any changes around here.

GC

[QUOTE=Hesekiels]
However, I have learned that most of them have sky-high expectations the moment they f**k with a foreigner! Anybody with a similar experience?
[/QUOTE]

It ranges so much. I've been with girls where I've only given them GHC5.00 (50,000 old cedis) and up to GHC20.00. The rural girls definitely expect much less (especially if you go to the Volta region to pick them). A piece of cloth I find is always a better gift than phones or jewelry.

GC

[QUOTE=Global Citizen] The rural girls definitely expect much less (especially if you go to the Volta region to pick them)[/QUOTE]


GC,

since there are hardly any bars in these remoted areas I am just wondering where (and how) did you pick them? Maybe in shops or directly on the street? Could you share your experiences with us?


Cheers - Hesekiels