Charlamagne Tha God, an American radio host, has talked about how much Ghanaians hate small crimes.
He says that's one reason why the nightlife is so busy: it's usually safe from violence and other kinds of terror.
They really don't like it when people steal, he said.
"If you're in the market and someone yells the word for "thief," you could get beat up.
The head of hip-hop and his family spent Christmas and New Year's in Ghana. He was seen having a good time in public places.
Charlamagne says that he was amazed by how safe Ghana was. He was very happy about this because, in his mind, he was almost a victim of theft.
During one of these times, the 44-year-old decided to take off his Yeezy slides to do some rituals. When he came back, the shoes were nowhere to be found.
"We went to the last bath, where you take your shoes off and walk down the dirt road. So someone took my shoes, which were lying in the grass. It took me 25 minutes to get my sh*t back. "You just heard a lot of loud yelling and screaming in a language you don't know, and 20 minutes later I got my shoes back," he said.
He talked about what happened to Meek Mill's stolen phone in Ghana, where it was also found in about 24 hours.
Charlamagne said that this is the worst thing that could happen in Ghana as far as terror goes.
He told all the partygoers to think about going to Ghana to feel the good vibes and energy that come from the country.