Anthony Joshua says Nigerians lied to him about Ghana
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According to former world champion Anthony Joshua, Nigerians lied about how good Ghana is.

Anthony Joshua says Nigerians lied to him about Ghana

Tosin Abayomi 16:16 - 17.06.2025

According to former world champion Anthony Joshua, Nigerians lied about how good Ghana is.

British-Nigerian professional boxer Anthony Joshua made headlines following a meeting with Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama at the Jubilee House.

During the encounter, Joshua expressed his admiration for Ghana and the discussion in Nigeria

His comments, which were part of a broader discussion on Ghana's development have since ignited a mix of reactions across social media.

According to former world champion Anthony Joshua, Nigerians lied about how good Ghana is.
According to former world champion Anthony Joshua, Nigerians lied about how good Ghana is.

Joshua's visit to Ghana was part of his participation in the "Legacy Rise Sports: Battle of the Beasts" event, a significant boxing spectacle that drew international attention.

Anthony Joshua on Ghana

The boxer's remarks highlighted his surprise at Ghana's infrastructure, culture, and hospitality, contrasting what he had been told by some in Nigeria.

According to former world champion Anthony Joshua, Nigerians lied about how good Ghana is.
According to former world champion Anthony Joshua, Nigerians lied about how good Ghana is.

He said, "For some reason, everyone in Nigeria puts Nigeria above Ghana.

"But I’m now here, and I’m looking around like, they’ve been lying to me.

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"Nigerians have been lying to me; Ghana is a beautiful country, and I am impressed."

The statement has been interpreted in many ways based on the complex rivalry between Nigeria and Ghana.

According to former world champion Anthony Joshua, Nigerians lied about how good Ghana is.
According to former world champion Anthony Joshua, Nigerians lied about how good Ghana is.

Some view Joshua's comments as a playful jab, while others see it as an unnecessary slight against their country.

Joshua recently traveled to Ghana and was warmly welcomed by Okada riders.