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Enjoyment minister lol looked really fun. Can’t wait for ours 😆

Yes 😍❤

The birthday boy said “minus the bills”😭😂…as long as you enjoy yourself, the money doesn’t count..sometimes it’s a yolo mindset🫢🫣 and back to hustling 😭

What about eastern region

New subscriber love your blog.

I need to know about wifi / data i hear it's expensive and it's not reliable.

You are the realest plug gurl 🥰🥰 I loved every bit of this trip Yooooo my experience with bomekomo was mad ooooo

I miss it here. ❤

I'm the First one here!

Your business is amazing! I just posted our experience with you guys on our trip to Royal Senchi here on youtube. I gave you guys a shout out! You guys are doing an amazing job :

Hey Precious. When choosing where to study, how did you go about it? Did you ask past students for feedback? Do potential students have a way to check online course reviews? Because as I mentioned in a previous post, I'm hitting a wall. Many thanks.

Love what you said about the written contract 👏🏿

Thanks a lot for your videos. I have some questions. What’s the maximum amount you can withdraw from ATMs? Can you withdraw in dollars or does it have to be in the local currency?

Hi Precious, loving your videos. My intention is to do an MA in African Studies at the University of Ghana (Accra) at their Institute of African Studies in 2025. I have been trying to find reviews online about the course and there is nothing. It would be great to communicate with someone who has either done the course or is doing it to get their feedback. It's a big move for me, financiall and timewise, as I have to save a lot of money, this includes covering the rent for my London flat for the duration of the course. As it's a housing association's I can't sublet it or I'd lose it if I did. Also the fee for International students is high. My course costs £6,200 this academic year, and will probably go up by the time I join it. I have found one video from the Institute of African Studies with some info and with two positive testimonials, however it's 9 years old! I am tempted to risk it and go, but it would be risky. Sorry if I'm being cheeky, but is there any way you could help since you are in the country? Or anyone who reads this comment. I would be eternally grateful. Thank you!😊

Awwww, I've not had a minute to watch your videos for a while. So lovely to come across this one. You guys are soooo CUTE together 🥰🥰. So happy for you xx

Loved hearing this behind the story of Location Ghana ✨Also the lessons about having that contract is truly a good one😩 If you ever want to do one on one payed session to give advice etc, sign me in, cause I love your insights 👏🏾

What a good venture to tap into! Searching it up, and also love her view on diaspora and locals being friend.

You guys looked like you had so much fun, love that you guys explore outside of Ghana too! Side note loved that black and white dress on you 😍😍😍😍

Gods got you sis, you can do this! ❤

I've been on a tour with these guys, and they really are the dream team!

Am a good travel buddy too take me sis hahaha

I really enjoy this vlog wow nice paaa

First to comment here.. I will want to say thank you for always sharing with us.. I really love the way in which you go around with your stuffs.. and please I would love to see you not in your spectacles one day.. you really look beautiful. 👍

Keep it up sis. You almost there you got this 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

I love this new era for you. Congratulations 🍾 Get this done ✅ The painting in your room is cute. Enjoyed the Vlog

I love this new era for you. Congratulations 🍾 Get this done ✅ The painting in your room is cute. Enjoyed the Vlog

Afiaaaaaa is leaving us. My regards to her ❤

As you have a background in dance, have you thought about doing dance classes for kids? I know the Expat/Diaspora community are looking to get their kids involved in performing arts activities whilst in Ghana. (Even mums too for fitness!) xx

just wow

Hanah girl keep it going, great start and you got this!! You’ll be proud that you decided to start again when you get that paper…we can’t wait to celebrate with you through CZcams when you finish your masters 💃🏾💃🏾 Mark 11:24 🤲🏾

Awww congratulations!! You’ll do amazing in school! 🏫 so nice seeing you ❤

Doing your masters in Ghana? Are you not Ghanaian? Why we are so much brain drained

Doing your masters in Ghana? Are you not Ghanaian?

I didn't graduate about 2yrs ago because i just couldn't get myself to start my thesis. Realised a little too late that i hated anything research with a passion 😅 I'm more of a video and summary kind of person so too many words just gives me a headache. Wishing you all the best Hannah on your journey 🦋

Well done Hanah. You will do well. Your such a beautiful and a positive person. Stay blessed. Thanks for sharing x

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I’m glad to have found your channel and others to know the experience of current road traveling from Accra to Abidjan. I’ve been googling for reviews to know if flying is better than the road travel because of the difficulties at the Ivory Coast border. Do you know if there are challenges to go through Ivory Coast border when traveling with a Ghanaian card just for the purpose of not wanting to use a foreign passport which would require a visa. I have a personal business to deal with there and my reason for debating between road travel and air is just to recreate fond memories of my siblings and I traveling every long holiday with our dad to visit him there, the fond memories of seeing beautiful things along the road side and people selling stuff, that was about 25yrs ago when i was still in Ghana. Money to fly is not a problem but the stress and toll of dealing with immigration and police stops almost every 30 minutes to an hour only to be asking for bribes is my problem, if that still exists there, especially after being outside the Ghana for that long and being used to everything being done in a quick and timely manner. So based on the experience you had, which option would you choose if you had an option to go back there.

Amazing video with very insightful submissions. Ghana is not for the faint-hearted. 🙏❤😂

Love this. You hit everything sis! We have to trust the process and just keep it going. We choose Ghana for a reason so we will hold each other hands and keep pushing. We got this 😆🙏🏽❤️

Remembering your whys is so important. The truth is, that to be successful in anything...Work has to be put in, and that in itself can be a rat race...the secret is finding what you love to do, and that will not feel like a rat race wherever you are. I think the difference of doing so in Ghana, if you're a Ghanian or of any african background is that the connection to your roots is so impactful and can make a difference in your outcomes and just overall desire in doing things.

Would defitnetly love to hear about your rat race...For the Q&A: how can you start making connections once you move back, any tips on how to find and build trustworthy connections with people? Also I wanted to share these scriptures with you when you started talking about your self doubts; -Proverbs 4:12 (NKJV) -Proverbs 3:5-6 (GNTD) 'never rely on what you think you know' - that's how you can see those self doubts and when you're down talking yourself. Because they are not true, the more you walk in your purpose the more your believe in it will be tested..Just trust God and yourself! -Proverbs 1:33 (GNTD) -Matthew 6:27 (NKJV) focus indeed on your why! -Isaiah 41:10 He's always there, He'll keep on opening the doors and blessings when it's time!

I’d like to see a video about your “rat race” in Ghana, and for your Q&A - what are some of the reasons people shouldn’t move to Ghana in your opinion? Have/would you ever consider moving back to the UK or visiting for a long period of time? How do you go about meeting new people in Ghana?

Just discovered your page! So awesome! You said it so perfectly…”what’s your why”

Great Video. Being grounded in reality helps. Know why you are going over their will help. I know I am saving my money for my first trip to Ghana.

I've been in Ghana for over a year and its a journey and process for sure. You mentioned knowing your why. Its true. Getting clear on the why, and consistently walking in that direction definitely gives grounding to the whole experience. 🔆