I MOVED FROM THE USA TO GHANA , GHANA CHANGED MY LIFE , YOU CAN MOVE TO GHANA WITH $5000*
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This video is an Interview with jay Cameron, an African American who decided to relocate to Ghana to help bridge the gap through act of service, bringing people to the continent. Dive right into the video and enjoy...
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We moved from US to Ghana the end of September 2022 and do not regret it at all! My husband is Ghanaian and I love every thing about our life our mini farm, our 50 acre farm and all of our business ventures! We have been helping peopleby answering their questions and helping them relocate, it is an awesome feeling to be able to share this information. Thank you for all you do and for sharing stories to help people understand more about GHANA and specifically Africa. Keep up the great work.
I miss watching your channel are you going to be posting anything new?
Where are you from? I’m just inquisitive if you do not mind ?
I hope the 50 acres are being used to benefit the community or food production not just owing the land
@@okey9236She said 50 acre FARM.
You living the dream of a billionaire... Remain blessed 🙌🏾
A video like this needs to have 1.6 million views. Every African and diasporan globally needs to see this.
People don’t like truth. They like ignorance.
Yes, totally agree, I'm sharing with everyone!
I also agree and understand everything what is being discussed in this video 👍👍 God bless you 🙏 ❤
It probably did, but you know who controls it
What it say
He is very right. I have never had as much peace in my life as I have since i moved to Ghana. ❤🇬🇭
GHANA!!! That's where alot of jamaicans ancestry is from🇯🇲🇬🇭 BIG UP!!!🤝🏾💪🏾
I credit Jay for being a pioneer in promoting Ghana & Africa on CZcams. Thank you Jay.
Hmmm NOT TRUE.HE IS NOT A PIONEER OR ONE OF THE PIONEERS.AFRICAN AMERICANS LIKE BOMANI TEHYIMBA,DYNASTY AMIR,etc etc HAVE BEEN MARKETING AND PROMOTING AFRICA LONG BEFORE JAY CAMERON.
He definitely isn't a pioneer in this movement.
There are so many Africans who don’t like being African and so, I think we do not need to convince anyone to be African or whatever. The ship can sail with those of us who are proudly African.
Those are the reptilians in Africa. They look like you but they are not like you.
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We love it!!!
Facts
❤❤❤❤ Million likes. A lion cannot call itself a Koala, you own your root. Those who are still being enslaved mentally without chains by the same oppressors haven't learned anything from what the masters did to our ancestors. Whenever you experience racism, it means they still see your ancestors in you. This is the more reason why you need to step up, discover yourself, your root and purpose. What the oppressors outsmart you with is, they keep spewing lies about your continent to you, feeding you African Americans with poisonous hatred towards your own race. They will never stop! A leopard can never change its spots. Their ancestors did so much evil and now their offsprings are even worse.
Jay Cameron is an excellent teacher. I've come to the conclusion that Africans and African Americans have unconditional love for anything European. Even the ones who complain about racism in the US choose to move to Europe to "escape" racism.
Look at the number of African Americans who are moving to Portugal. They don't realize how much our sisters and brothers are being oppressed there. Africans have been in Portugal for more than 600 years, yet they have no political or economic power whatsoever. We can fuel the flames of white supremacy without even realizing it may times.
Facts
I hope your stereotyping and categorizing exclude Afro-Caribbeans because there are those of us that are more conscious and not looking to go back to our former masters
That should be made aware through major influencer channels to educate us
@@miztri plenty of Afro-Carribeans in the UK. They are happy to help the white people to suppress Africans in there. 😊
Africans oppress each other too. Africans willingly participated in the slave trade. What are you talking about? 😂
6:08 Hi Black Americans you are welcome to call yourself whatever you want. No problems but please give a chance to those whose spirits have found their way back home to Africa. They are fulfilling the wishes of their ancestors who were out of their motherland.
One thing for sure there is peace in Africa and no stress or depression.
Yes it is true im witness to it i never been soo truly happy with so little. Put I found peace here in Africa.
I have always felt the African diaspora hold the keys to the development of the continent. Jay is proving me right
This brother is 1000 percent on point. I admire his intelligence.
I love Ghana culture very respectful people
Thank u. We love u too
We love you
This man is great!!!
He is blessed by the creator (naturally blessed)
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Give credit to this guy for bridging the gap for always championing in our brothers and sisters to visit the motherland. For that I said thanks Jay.
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA IS THE HOMELAND OF BLACK AMERICANS FACTS OVER FEELINGS YALL AINT AFRICANS STOP IT 😅 ONLY 5% OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE CAME TO NORTH AMERICA THESE ARE WHITE LIES😅
Ive been saying this for 40 years. "They teach you to love your enemies, yet, they kill their enemies.
Everything this guy Jay Cameron is saying is correct. i just visited Ghana and have the same perspective as he does. Good job.
This brother is well traveled. & teaching the history that’s truth. So dope.
Jay is so knowledgeable, he breaks everything down fluently.
Jay Cameron is the one I dream to meet, he's a gem
I hope to meet you too 🙏🏾
Jay Cameron is one driven man with clear vision. He's amazing. Great interview, thank you!
My flight to Ghana last year was $1999, the hotel apartment was $870 Gallery Luxury Apartment, and Spending money was $13 hundred dollars for 10 days and I loved the experience I will be back in 2025 🇧🇧🇨🇦
O The Gallery lux apartments are nice. I was in Ghana the last week of Dec into Jan. It was great! Glad you enjoyed.
An embodiment of pan Africanist.. Jay, keep educating us..🙏🏾✊🏾
I am African-American, but raised pan-African. I was raised to learn about the continent of Africa, the history of colonization and the transatlantic slave trade, as well as the diaspora’s cultural roots and connection to Africa in-depth. Still, it came with the awareness of how much the US system attempts to disparage African identity and heritage.
We are all closely intertwined, whether we’re consciously aware of it or not. In our mannerisms, music, dances, spiritual practices, and beyond. I’m excited for the day I get to visit Africa. I also want to help forge closer connections and community because our first and second generation peers from Africa or the Caribbean / Latin America in the US.
I concur sista. The disconnection relies in the lack of knowledge being taught in the education systems Here In the states, most of our education is taught by the colonizer. We aren’t taught about African history nor are we taught about Afro Latin history nor Afro Caribbean history nor are we taught about countless black inventions nor the Gullah Geeche who birthed black culture here in the states such as foods, customs, music such as jazz, blues, ragtime, etc. We are only taught we were slaves and that’s it. Those who control the platforms control “his-story”. We are more than slaves, we need to define our story with our narratives!
The disconnect in the continent is AA history isn’t taught in certain African schools. European history is first taught before anything, that is the same predicament we face here in the U.S.
We should bridge the gap and foster a deeper connection. Divided we fall, United we stand.
A lot of truth in this video! Shalom from Tanzania 🇹🇿
This is so beautiful. I love when Africans are interested in each others diverse cultures. God bless this strong intelligent African brother. I am very happy Africa captures his heart. 20:56 smart.
Jay has the beautiful deep and sweet voice suited for tv, radio and movies ❤
Fun fact… he used to be on radio as a DJ here in DC.
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Oh wow , no doubts .
Great topic , so glad you are opening our minds to come out of this deep sleep of oppression.
I feel our people are the valley of dry bones that are slowly waking up from this oppressed death. 💯facts♥️
Finally, you brought Jay on, finally!!! 😂😂 thank you so much WN 😊🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
My pleasure, Hope you like it!
Met this man several times. Great guy!
Couldn't agree more!
what a Great Interview Brethren; I deeply appreciated it.
I’m a Ghana citizen naturalized in USA, and I approve your message! You are educated enough to be a citizen of Ghana!
Educated enough to be a citizen of Ghana? What does that even mean?
Damn, this guy is so good. His analogy is so on point. He is so good on how to explain the true reality of history.
I would love to explore Africa one day too
Thank you Jw for this interview. I was just in Ghana for three weeks in December to January. It was the most fantastic I awakening, spiritual experience. I read in my life. I’m back in America now planning my move to go to. I love Ghana. It’s so peaceful people are so loving I did not stay in a hotel. I met some people from Ghana. I went there I live with the family eyes Stayed in the neighborhood live the way they live. Oh my God it was the most great experience I ever experienced in my life. I renewed a spirit in me that I never knew I had and I want to thank you for what you do. I’ve been watching you for years now and I had to go and experience got it for myself and I did and God has blessed me tremendously in my soul and my spirit in my mind my health is better I love Donna. Thank you Jay for what you do.
I just find myself nodding when this brother speaks, he is an excellent ambassador to black people in the US. To one point he made about everyone in Ghana speaking English as the lingua franca, it was actually Hausa before colonialism from my understanding. Most of these countries are colonial inventions so they administered them in their language.
Always look forward to Jay's interviews/ content. Really appreciate his wise, balanced, & honest perspective. He understands/analyzes the world at a deeper, root cause level. May all his global endeavors prosper.
Jay Cameron, is spot on and an excellent teacher. Thanks so much for sharing.
He speaks the truth in general to travel internationally. I’ve been to 24 countries in Europe as a black person and I always encountered people willing to help, assist, and show hospitality. I’ve made friends some lasting and some short term for that journey but I always encountered wonderful friendly people even in places where some would think I’d be rejected based on skin color. I even had bus drivers go out of their way to be helpful. It truly is about having an open heart and mind to new cultures and people and they will treat you like an honored guest if you show genuine interest in them and their culture.
U will never understand what he is saying till u go to Africa😂😂😂Europe and America is not that different visit Africa and u will understand
@@billjames1216 I don’t think it matters. I think I understand very well what he’s saying. I resent your implication that I can’t understand because I’ve not been to Africa. The rules of common decency and respect for others homeland and culture is Universal. The only people that don’t seem to get it, are People from the US, UK, and Australia because they have the same entitlement attitude. You seem to have a the need to try and belittle people or minimize their ability to comprehend and that’s very sad.
@@annmiller5434 U still won't understand till you are there trust me it is a whole different place
@@billjames1216 i disagree I do understand and you’re condescending and I don’t like it. Who are you to decide what I understand?
Jay is *always* dropping jems 💎💎💎. I love it. He is so smart. 😊
Greetings all, I am born and bred in Barbados. Two years ago I had the privilege of meeting jay over in Sierra Leone.We had an excellent conversation that day. Great guy.
I like Jay camerons point of seeing things..we need more Jay's for the african reconnection
Thank you Webnation for this amazing interview with Brotha Jay Cameron. He speaks the truth!! Dr. John H. Clarke said the best education you can get is the one you seek for yourself and Jay you did exactly that. Unfortunately, most of our people stay stupid 24/7.
Happy to hear that you find your roots brother loyalty over royalty cultural belonging ✊🏿👌🏿👊🏿
I love listening to Jay and will continue to do so, you looks like an Igbo man,,,,I am proudly Igbo
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Many of them look like igbo. 😂😂😂😂
GOOD 👍 INTERVIEW. ❤.
This enlightening discussion is far more powerful than the topic, change it to what the discussion is about.
This brother is so appreciated, so admired for his challenge and opportunities to educate all of us..he doesn't divide us.and at the same time acknowledges our greater struggles and attributes and achievements of being in America. On my 7th motherland trip looking for that permanent home ..to my african american families youll never know the truma we carry until you walk upon the home land of our genesis..our collective gene pool..our genetic signatures..that tropical geography we call africa ..the smiles. The laughter..the respect for elders. The family structures..hearing welcome brother welcome home sister. ..then here them calling you uncle. The organic foods. The waterfalls..rivers. animals. Etc. Your spirit will answer what you been missing..your spirit will challenge or drop its truma..but most of all visit your motherland ....
Wow.
The best interview you've ever done .
I will glad to interview expat life ghana they are my favourite CZcamsrs.
I love this conversation. The work climbing out of the colonial mindset is essential to Africa rising to becoming who God created it to be. We need to let all the God given knowledge and culture shine. Yes it is true that religion was used a a weapon of colonization but remember that just because someone twisted and used the Bible as a weapon of racial superiority is not an excuse to attack the truth of the Bible as a white man’s religion. Go back to the original source of truth. There is truth.
Amen 🙏🏾
Im about to visit my 2 nd country on the continent of Africa after Tanzania I’m looking forward to going to Ghana. I have truly enjoyed this interview.
Yeah the truth is that most diaspora and African-Americans are from West Africa and some parts of south-west Africa. But the same as Cameron is saying they wanted to change the history of African-Americans and stated to promote Kenya and East Africa just to distort and also change their mind set of relocate and their culture. But everyone who study knows most East Africans were mostly sent to Asia and far East . Who will travel from Europe for labour and slave in Africa for the America. And will travel past west Africa to the far East Africa. What a lose business is that. Don’t let them still change your history and still write your story
U see Nigerians flocking in East and southern African countries. Blackncsn go anywhere in Africs where they are happy
My Family Tree is both. My Mother side is from Al Kebulan. Great-great-great grand parents (husband & wife) from Nigeria who sailed to Antillies themselves. They had their own shipping company they moved to St. Vincent & The Grenadines. On my Father's side, Indeginous Americans of the Antillies (Caribs). I am truly in words & DNA African American. I'm here for it all, unappologeticaly just like Jay Cameron said.
HALLELUYAH I WILL TAKE A PAY CUT FOR SOME PEACE!! I felt that Jay!
A brilliant conversation between two incredible men who are powerfully enriching our minds and bringing our people together. I learn so much from them.
I wanna go soooo bad😢❤and nothing is stopping me, but knowledge, resources, and information.
Just GO. YOU DONT NEED ANYTHING. GO Coming from someone from Africa!
Go.
GREAT EPISODE ❤
Share this with everyone you know. Every African and diasporan needs this information. It's a fascinating conversation by two powerful Pan-Africanists.
This Brother says it the best way for all to understand.,.. Thank You Sir
Guys, you people are doing a great job. May Almighty GOD BLESS you I ❤ that
Anything is possible when you team up!! Great video
Also the brother is a very wise man 🎉
Absolutely!
I love, love, love these conversations!!! Its so nice to black folks waking up more, with all that I know about what has been done and whats being done. I still find it hard to separate myself some what I have been indoctrinated to believe. I pray that one, day I completely retrain my mind and my famililies mind, and that we connect back to who we are and back to the earth. Thats the real connection, and of course the creator
Fantastic interview with a well informed interviewee.
Thank you 🙏🏿 😅
I want to know can't wait from San Diego California
Absolutely loved this video. Thank you so much Jay and Capt. Hayford
Oh man @JayCamron & @Webnation Africa a.k.a. Capt'n Haysford this is the most important video and interview for us! Love you brothers keep doing what you do & spreading truth 💯
Great conversation. Jay is really. Changing the narrative. Great job
great content, thank you so much for this...im 29 years old residing in south africa.in my previous years i've been misinformed due to colonization and our schooling system here. i had to unlearn and relearn the truth about melanin, my ancestors and myself and it really is a blessing coming to this world in a African avatar. I appreciate this kind of eye opening content
I really learned a lot from this brother, and pray I can go to the Mother Land and trust and believe I will leave America in America trust. 🙏🏾☝🏾
This was a great video so much knowledge 😊👍🏽
I really feel in my heart that I should move back to Africa. I will pray and see what the Lord says. I really long for it.
GRAND RISING FAMILY 1LUV KEEP ON KEEPING IT REAL TALK 1OO BLISSING
BERMUDA 🇧🇲 WATCHING AND LISTENING
AKWAABA BROTHA JAY 😢😢😢🎉😂😂❤KNOW THYSELVE
The interviewer was wonderful! And the interviewee was great. More of these please
The conversation continues. Keep on preaching the gospel. God bless.
This Brother is a good narrator ....he makes his message and situations he narrated easily understood.. Joining from Cameroon Central Africa
"We'll take a pay cut for some peace!" ✌🏿
That's now a liberated mind, most of our minds are still in slavery, something we have to accept and move on.
Love you Jay!!! 😊😊 Keep going brother much respect to you. And thank you Webnation. I *really* appreciate this interview. ❤
The truth this brother is speaking brings tears to my eyes. Much respect!
you really doing a great job brother
Jay Cameron has also been authentic in all his narratives. Never exaggerating but always right.
Love you brother & keep the faith!!!
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The Brother is a Library
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I love the continent, but as a light skin woman from America. When I went to Ghana, Senegal. Although I loved it, i felt truly like they saw me as only a dollar sign. They probably thought I was a white women, and was constantly looking at me like a cash cow. This made me look at everything differently. Although I want a house in Senegal I realize that Africans will never ever look at me as one of them. And Im not going to force anyone to accept me. I believe that the African Diasporans need to come together, because we have the same history, similar culture, and that our ancestral culture was stripped from us. So I feel a greater connection to my African diaporan sister and brothers more then ANYONE.They get me, they understand me, and we are in the same boat-literally. lol. Andd then I haven't completely healed from the fact that Africans sold us. I have some great friends who are Africans. But I realize my sisters and brothers who were enslaved, I have the most commonality with
I know what you mean I experienced the same issue in Ghana. If I had spoke fluent Twi it would have been different I think because they would have looked at me like I was one of them. But when you speak English and are lighter in complexion you are seen as American.So I was born in states and I do have indigenous roots here. . I don’t call myself African American because I am not. And Africans did participate in slavery.
Just know that the whole of Africa is not guilty of selling you and even in the guilty countries, not the entire country is guilty. There is a part of Africa that was left weeping. The direct parents and grandparents of those who were grabed and sold. There is no way you are going to tell who among the rest, but technically, many of you include them in the guilty basket. There are also those slain kings who were killed for fighting slave trade, just like they kill our true leaders. Lastly, go with what you feel, not with what you think you are compelled to comform to. Hopefully, it will not be too tricky.
I say this too. Even though they were sold by Africans to Europeans, they were definitely loved by someone. Maybe their grandmother, auntie, or their mother, but definitely someone.
True but my family are Ghanaian and when we travel back and forth, we are cash cows. I understand why and I can emphasise ❤
Africa doesn't necessarily mean black... There are lots of light skinned ppl there but they looking at means they admire ur color it's same as a dark skinned person found china. He's gonna have ppl looking at him
I like the work jay is doing in the world, he’s a great human
Awesome, intelligent young man and my goodness he sounds just like the great Barack Obama ✊🇯🇲 🇬🇭
This was so enlightening! Time to exit Babylon.
We need time to watch your content so we normally need it in fridays against weekend.
Sure 👍… soon
Soo@@WebnationAfricasoo Hayford I want to know Jay that Jay finally moved to Ghana?
If you are going to black africka the first thing that you should look to have is a small plot of land build a one bed room with toilet and shower if your pocket is not deep then from there you will look at how you can create a job but the best thing is to be in a common unity with like minded people like yr self then you all can build together faster and quicker but if you have an individualistic mindset then you may go back to the United States broke I am in the freezer and once I leave I don't intend to come back to it considering they want to have like how china have there people if you don't go along with what the state wants then you will not be able to go anywhere all the so Cal technology is a trapp to keep u in the concrete jungles
THE GUY YOU INTERVIEWED IS AUTHENTIC GOOD INTERVIEW
Wonderful Interview!
I like what he said about our ancestors building America so he can’t leave what his ancestors built. As an African American I feel the same way. I embrace my African heritage and would love to invest in countries like Ghana, but I’ll never erase my footprint from American soil because my ancestors were here.
Love this Jay! yess
Wonderful video, thank you both. 🙏🏾
Why did europeans wear those wigs? The answer is in a book called "Dirt" by Terence Mclaughlin. In summary, they used to wear those wigs because they didn't like to bathe and consequently had all kinds of little varmints in their hair. The wigs were just to cover up the dirt and creatures in their hair. If Ghanain judiciary knew this, they would take those things off immediately. It does look ridiculous. I read this book in one sitting and after, I just wanted to take a bath.
Ancient Egyptians were the first to wear wigs. It was a symbol of status & rank. House Slaves also wore them as did their owners.
Love the vudeo love the interview.
Fantastic interview! Thank you!😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@WebnationAfrica 😁😁
Currently living in the US for over a decade now and this brother fas found a new student in me. He dropped a lot of gems in this interview but the one that’s really stick with me is “ if you live in their system, LEARN THEIR SYSTEM “
Excellent !!!
Powerful mind. Well done !
Great job. Keep it up.
This is really good!!