Traveled to Ghana in 2010 with my brothers and Mother. As an African American I was instantly in awe with the kindness of the people of Ghana. I felt much safer in Accra, the capital, and Kwamasi than in most U.S. cities. One of the most amazing trips of my life. I felt like I was "HOME" for 10 days.
In a polygamous marriage, does the senior wife have more authority? Is childcare, cooking and gardening divided equally? I am not judging, just curious.
Thank you for your insight. I currently live in Accra amongst my husband’s maternal tribe, The Ga. I’m surprised you don’t mention them in your video since they are THE tribe of Accra.
Thanks for the video. I will be using this as a part of research to prove how Western Media Europeans and their descendants love to show African countries in negative light. Much thanks.
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
I hope you are wrong. I am European but from Eastern side. Some Westerners still love nazi ideas, I have it every few days and I am not even black. But if they/we were all like that it would be much worse than it is. I was born on outskirts of small village in Eastern Poland. In my primary school I was bashed for being from outskirts. I was good student so I chosed high-school with good rep but far from home. There I was bashed for being from village were I was bashed for being from that village's outskirts. I studied in capital city and there I was bashed for being from outskirts of country in which my high-school was placed where I was bashed for being from village where I was bashed for being from outskirts of that village. When I graduated I moved to England, Norway and Netherlands. Now abroad I am bashed for being from Eastern part of Europe where capital city of my country is placed where I was bashed for.... I thought I can find place where people are not racist. So far level of racism surprises me everything I move. Climate crisis is gaining momentum. Racism feed on problems. At the end I must admit to something. I am privileged. My gift is that I could see German death camps without need to pay for expensive flights. One of satanic terror death machines is placed 40km from my home. Go to Auschwitz or Maydanek and learn how hate ended not so long time ago.
Right! "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
Thanks for the video. You gave me history lessons. God bless you. Try to visit the monkey sanctuary at Shai Hills and the Royal Senchi resort on the road to the Akosombo hydro-electric dam, in the Easton region. Amedzope, mount Gemi in Oti region is the highest in Ghana and the Oti fall. O yes, the Akuapim ranges are also breath taking sights. Excellent piece.
@elixier33 Thank You, Jesus. O no! I am sorry to have upset you. It looked like you had problems with God. Please, please keep it to yourself, though. I commented as I wanted to the one who took time and posted the beautiful video about my country. Stay blessed.
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
Interesting and informative, I agree since he covered a wide range of things. But massa man should have consulted a Ghanaian to improve the pronunciations. He butchered them! Except for that, mostly a good video. --Æ.
@@MR-ub6sq, it was I, a Jamaican, responding to @mervynmontague1811, another Jamaican. "Massa" (springs from "master") comes from slavery/colonial times and is still used in Ghana, Jamaica and likely other places in the black diaspora. Here, I was referring to the vlogger (Lifeder En). Regarding what was 'butchered ', it is clear that I was referring to the vlogger's Ghanaian pronunciations. --Æ.
@@AckeeEater. Ok :) This "massa" was a new thing for me. But I guessed that you meant the wrong pronunciation next. I assume the production team is Estonian, and it's wonderful in itself that the English sounds good. For example, for many Russians it is really difficult to pronounce English in a "normal" way :) On the other hand, I have sometimes heard such an instruction that if the reader does not know how to pronounce a foreign word in that language, it is allowed to pronounce the word as it is pronounced in the reader's own language. It may be that this is an outdated instruction. However, I did not take this shortcoming seriously. Earlier, I criticized the fact that some information is embellished - when the script is directly borrowed from Wikipedia. For commenting on CZcams: I've noticed that sometimes it's hard to tell if a comment is about the original commenter or my previously written comment, even if the comment doesn't have the @xxxxx stamp in front of it. The problem is highlighted by the fact that for some reason CZcams sends me a notification about a comment - this time about your comment... I did assume that your comment was about the initiator - not me. But the enigmatic nature of your text made me curious. And sometimes it's nice to understand new things and perspectives. So - Thank you :)
Pls AKan's don't do scarification like the way you said it. What you said mostly apply to the northern tribes. If an akan have scars, it'll be from being treated by a herbalist for an illness. This is as a result of slightly cutting the skin and applying medicine there which then leave a scar. Those scars are tiny and you could barely see them. Most importantly, they are not found on the face but mostly on the joints, waist, and back. If you see someone with scarifications on their faces, its called tribal mark and Akans don't do tribal marks. You can't even be King in Asante tribe if you have scars. Its a taboo. That is what I wanted to correct from the video
The European divided you? So you were one big happy family before the Europeans showed up? There wasn’t any war or slavery or tribes raiding other tribes? You idiot
Very interesting video. I feel that little care was given to pronounce names correctly along with the annoying mix of clips of East African ethnic groups and unrelated West African ethnic groups.
So this's the narrator's voice and not a computer? But he's done well. For a non Ghanaian to do appreciably well on his worldwide research of info on ghana etc, it's commendable So far I've only seen CZcamsrs Drew Blinks and Geography now do creditably on ghana info.
I have been looking for a title like "THIS IS LIFE IN THE USA or Estonia, homosexuality, LGBT, Racism, what you should not do, dangers" on your channel but I saw none. It seems everything is perfect in Europe but with publishers who have water in their brains.
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
If the world stop worrying about who everybody is doing and how many people people want to be with, it would be better let people do them and mind your business
Depends on how you see marriage and love. I deeply believe you can love more than one person because you love each one individually for their personality. If a man can manage to be a good husband to ALL of his wives and gives them all an equal feeling of value, worth and attention it can work. But most men couldn't do it. Also the wives have to learn not to be jealous, but to love one another in a sisterly way and with open communication. It's good if you are not alone with the kids, so the other women can help you and you can help them. It is a different construct of family. I think you can learn this kind of lifestyle, if the husband and wives are a good and healthy constellation of kind and humble personalities.
@@karenwatt7677polygami is not for fun. It was and it is a way for families to survive hard life conditions including tropical diseases and tropical weather…
@BoydXplorer, not everyone practices polygamy in Ghana but only a few.You talked about Europeans not practicing polygamy.Do you know that many married men in the US and some European countries have girlfriends on the side? It's the same thing as having two wives.But the difference is that, the married men in the US and some married men in Europe hide their affairs from their wives.Beside, look at the life style in Europe; men marrying men and women marrying women.Homexuality at the highest level.Which of these practices are abominable? Polygamy or homosexuality?
Am from Akan tribe, but you refuse to mention the first Akan tribe and part of Ivory Coast Yammoussoukro that is Akans peoples from Baoule south est of Ivory Coast , the Bonos are the first Akans to settle in west Africa, That is why all Akans come from Bono Kingdom ( Techiman ) Bono est capital.
@@myztroogeegibson3568 Asking , all Akans & , they will tell you, " we came there ( that is Techiman Bono Est , that i meant) but..... but what? " Do you think 💬🤔 " a stranger s can settle down in somewhere just like that ? " Then your four fathers lie to you! Imagine: " i came to settle in your home town by mine self without any one else " " Did i own land over there or own house in your home town ? Tell me! " It is because of glory of Men, Asantehene and elders are doing this. No one can settle in Kumasi or Asanti Region without Asantihenes help . To be a man is not easy! Even Ghana governments , parliamentary & all candidate should think 💬🤔 very careful! Every reasonable Ghanaian should think 🤔💬 twice, very Country has history! If we fellow Asantihenes lies, there are many tribes in Ghana, who came to settle be4 Asantis people's, this people's can crime that they are original Ghanaians. Go to America history, it's will tells you ,whos settle the land before Americans. All came to settle in Bono Techiman ! be4 , each tribe found his way, in the same land, which is Morden GH . before it is only Bono Techiman alone have kingdom 👑 ! This Kingdom divided in three: First King of all Akans is 1 Nana Aseneaman 2 Nana Oburumankomah 3 Nana Odapa Gyan 4 Nana Asono
I beg to differ there were two sets of migrations of the Akans the earliest settlers of Akans like the Gyaman, Bana and other Bono people came from the old songhai / Ghana empire from the north west of Africa during the Arab invasions and some came from North Eastern Nile through Gao/kawkaw down to the present day Ghana cos most part of Ghana were uninhabited just like people of Nzulezu trace their exedus from Mali all round 10th century...
@@myztroogeegibson3568 Asantes came out of the Akan conflict...Asantes are a mix of varies tribes within the Akan ethnic group...they did not come later the are from the same people
I hate polygamy full of jealous hatred fighting it is not for every body you have to use your secrets weapon to fight and protect yourself and your children
If Europeans are going to share their one-sided experience and views about the culture, society, life and history of any country in Africa, please keep to the facts and the truth as much as humanly possible, no matter how painful it may be. I've visited Ghana, Africa on three different occasion as well as a visit to two of the slaves dungeons located there. Ghana is my personal opinion is literally heaven on earth (Peaceful) especially when the enemy is kept out of it business. Just to note a major discrepancy I noticed in the video. The so-called "Elmina Castle" was far from a castle. It was one of the most dehumanizing SLAVE DUNGEONS in the 15th & 16th century used by the demonic, heartless, non-conscious, and former slave masters in the colonization and slavery of our ancestors. These slave dungeons was beyond unsanitary as far as the living condition was concerned. The environment inside of those slave dungeons were used to abuse, rape, cage, torture, maim, murder, and starve the most rebellious of our ancestors who refused the evil and wickedness treatment of their and our open enemy. I don't recalled any of that being mentioned about Elmina's Slave Dungeon in the video. It's also interesting that the term "SANFOKA" was never mentioned in the video as well. I don't have to wonder why, I already know why. It was several other discrepancies in the video as well, but I'll leave it there. "BLACK LIVES MATTER!
First of all, I appreciate all the information… great video. I, a Ghanaian learned something new. However, you butchered the pronunciations of almost all the Ghanaian words. 😂
You put together videos from other creators and makes you think you know Ghana. Visit the country, live with the people and understand their culture and practices. You can do better.
Polygamy is far better than LGBTQ, polygamy is divine practice from our ancestors and till date it’s still relevant. Let’s support polygamy Africans, because that’s who we are. Pro life. We as Africans will choose polygamy over homosexuality.
Kwesi Twi.. I agree. Africa promotes family wellness, which the West does not promote. However, Polygamy was practiced back in biblical times to ensure that women were not left without care because the society at that time was a male dominated society, but that was abolished. When Africa wakes up and realize how powerful they are and stop allowing the West to interfere in their domestic policies. What I do say, according to prophecy, Africa will emerge a strong continent. You who have left the West is extremely smart, don't live in Africa with a Western mindset. I can't wait to join you all in beautiful beautiful Africa
The government controls a significant part of the economy and rhis is centered aroung accra. One way to reduce this for government to decentralize government busi ess into all the regional capitals so that people do not have to come to accra in their numbers the way they are doing now.
Are you suggesting there was a subtle hidden agenda in this particular video? I tried hard to see if there was, but my efforts came to naught. Would you please cast some light.
@@thembadube9589 It was pretty obvious. Implying only "developing countries" practice polygamy 😅. "Developed", or white nations, have low birth rates and high divorce rates, due to all the spouses cheating on each other. Their children are ruined, growing up to be mass shooters. Yeah, these AI videos are dumb af. The video is all over the place, lies mixed with truth. 😮
Dances with coffins are not a part of any ghanaian culture, please. Get your facts straight. The youngmen in tuxedos who have gone viral on social media doing dances with coffins created this as part of making a living. It is mot cultural.
The narrator is wrong in Ghana's history. Ghana was never colonized by the Portuguese, Dutch and other Europeans that he claims with the exception of England
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
Most African countries including the Muslim dominant nations practise polygamy. Hence, many children who needs care by the volunteer organisations. Promiting women's awakening and empowering is one thing, while the constitutional reforms from the top is desperately required. Applies to all the nations.
Under heavenly kingdom rule coming at anytime Now righteous mankind will receive perfect human life forever and live in true peace and security as one human family/race and one husband will be married to one wife forever and have their children together as Jehovah God originally intended. (Gen 1:27-30; Psalms 37:10,11,29;83:18; Isaiah 65:17-25; Matt 24:3,14,42,44;Rev 7:9,10;21:3-5)
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" I think the real information about what the darkest purpose of this castle has been - was left unsaid. Are you bound by the politics of the destination country of your video somehow obliged to skip the most annoying things? This place was directly involved as a warehouse for the slave trade at a time when people were sold to America - especially South America and millions of people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean as unlucky people on ship trips. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
People should do as they like. I used to tell my girlfriends to go find someone else to F when they were annoying me. It never worked. I mean one would but not once I told her to. 😂😂 Now I can’t stand being around anyone for more that 15 minutes. So marriage is out of the question. 😂
Traveled to Ghana in 2010 with my brothers and Mother. As an African American I was instantly in awe with the kindness of the people of Ghana. I felt much safer in Accra, the capital, and Kwamasi than in most U.S. cities. One of the most amazing trips of my life. I felt like I was "HOME" for 10 days.
Me too! I spent a month there and damn near didn’t want to go back! Such a wonderful experience ❤️
Because you were home.
I have friends who have moved to Ghana and are very happy there. They are doing quite well. I hope to visit one day. Thank you for sharing….
In a polygamous marriage, does the senior wife have more authority? Is childcare, cooking and gardening divided equally? I am not judging, just curious.
I want to move to ghana 🇬🇭 my family is here now ❤
I plan to relocate from America to Africa 🙏🏾
You will love it.
Don't hesitate to do so queen.🙌🏾
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You'll be back...
Me too can my dogs survive the heat?!?
Ghana is the best and safest place for u l can help u relocate am Ghanaian based in U.K am very often in Ghana
Thank you for your insight. I currently live in Accra amongst my husband’s maternal tribe, The Ga. I’m surprised you don’t mention them in your video since they are THE tribe of Accra.
Proud Ghanaian, l love my country ❤❤
Good I'm glad you love your country. Xxx
It's a beautiful country. I visited there twice.
Dear Narrator: It is not a “dance with coffins.” It is a funeral…dirge. Bless your heart. You deserve an “A” for Effort.
Ghana is amazing! I feel if u want to visit Afrika, go to Ghana first…
Well done, only thing missing: the vendors in the streets, no matter how close cars come to them. Love the northern region
The Truth is there’s a lot of stolen vehicles from Canada and United States in Ghana and Nigeria.
I love Ghana. I have good friends from Ghana. Really wanted to marry a Ghanaian woman.
It’s not to late. 😎
I don’t think you’d have much trouble, if you have the financial means to support a family there. Please pursue your dream!
Sending my luv from afar to my African family. 🥰😎
Wow, fascinating glimpse into life in Ghana! Polygamy, tribal traditions, and cautions-so much to learn. Respect for their culture shines through.
Thanks for the video. I will be using this as a part of research to prove how Western Media Europeans and their descendants love to show African countries in negative light. Much thanks.
blah blah blah I don't believe it.
@@jimboy419 😂it’s not surprising you don’t all your kind does is Deny.Deflect.Distort.
OK Right. Please send it to me when it's finished. I'd really like to read it.
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
I hope you are wrong. I am European but from Eastern side. Some Westerners still love nazi ideas, I have it every few days and I am not even black. But if they/we were all like that it would be much worse than it is. I was born on outskirts of small village in Eastern Poland. In my primary school I was bashed for being from outskirts. I was good student so I chosed high-school with good rep but far from home. There I was bashed for being from village were I was bashed for being from that village's outskirts. I studied in capital city and there I was bashed for being from outskirts of country in which my high-school was placed where I was bashed for being from village where I was bashed for being from outskirts of that village. When I graduated I moved to England, Norway and Netherlands. Now abroad I am bashed for being from Eastern part of Europe where capital city of my country is placed where I was bashed for....
I thought I can find place where people are not racist. So far level of racism surprises me everything I move.
Climate crisis is gaining momentum. Racism feed on problems.
At the end I must admit to something. I am privileged. My gift is that I could see German death camps without need to pay for expensive flights. One of satanic terror death machines is placed 40km from my home.
Go to Auschwitz or Maydanek and learn how hate ended not so long time ago.
Cultural beliefs play a major role in everything we do as Africans ❤❤❤
yes, for both good and bad
Right! "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
These old cultural norms is what keep black people in perpetual poverty ..
The intelligent man always choose quality over quantity
Right!!!!😂😂😂😂
Exactly , you see what happened to king Solomons ass
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
Visited four times I love the country ❤I wish I could find ❤.
Thanks for sharing about life in Ghana! It’s so interesting to learn about the culture and customs. Really eye-opening and helpful!
I was born in Jamaica but my ancestors came from the Ashanti kingdom of Ghana
God bless Ghana l love my country
Great history lesson. To each to their own.
My girlfriend is from Ghana and we are planning to visit in September. This is why I am searching for info. Great video
Great informative video.......... thanks
I love Ghana tema
Very beautiful video.. like it.. Do one from Kongo please.. thanks..
Kongo 🇨🇩 for life and Afrika for life..here
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
Thanks for the video. You gave me history lessons. God bless you. Try to visit the monkey sanctuary at Shai Hills and the Royal Senchi resort on the road to the Akosombo hydro-electric dam, in the Easton region. Amedzope, mount Gemi in Oti region is the highest in Ghana and the Oti fall. O yes, the Akuapim ranges are also breath taking sights. Excellent piece.
Thank you for your kind comment.
What's god got to do with any of it?
@elixier33 Thank You, Jesus. O no! I am sorry to have upset you. It looked like you had problems with God. Please, please keep it to yourself, though. I commented as I wanted to the one who took time and posted the beautiful video about my country. Stay blessed.
I LOVE GHANA…..!!
Interesting and informative 🇯🇲
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
Interesting and informative, I agree since he covered a wide range of things. But massa man should have consulted a Ghanaian to improve the pronunciations. He butchered them! Except for that, mostly a good video.
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@@AckeeEater. "massa man" who "butchered them" ...Who is HE and WHO did he butchered?
I don't understand this idea of yours?
@@MR-ub6sq, it was I, a Jamaican, responding to
@mervynmontague1811, another Jamaican. "Massa" (springs from "master") comes from slavery/colonial times and is still used in Ghana, Jamaica and likely other places in the black diaspora. Here, I was referring to the vlogger (Lifeder En).
Regarding what was 'butchered ', it is clear that I was referring to the vlogger's Ghanaian pronunciations.
--Æ.
@@AckeeEater. Ok :) This "massa" was a new thing for me. But I guessed that you meant the wrong pronunciation next. I assume the production team is Estonian, and it's wonderful in itself that the English sounds good. For example, for many Russians it is really difficult to pronounce English in a "normal" way :) On the other hand, I have sometimes heard such an instruction that if the reader does not know how to pronounce a foreign word in that language, it is allowed to pronounce the word as it is pronounced in the reader's own language. It may be that this is an outdated instruction. However, I did not take this shortcoming seriously. Earlier, I criticized the fact that some information is embellished - when the script is directly borrowed from Wikipedia. For commenting on CZcams: I've noticed that sometimes it's hard to tell if a comment is about the original commenter or my previously written comment, even if the comment doesn't have the @xxxxx stamp in front of it. The problem is highlighted by the fact that for some reason CZcams sends me a notification about a comment - this time about your comment... I did assume that your comment was about the initiator - not me. But the enigmatic nature of your text made me curious. And sometimes it's nice to understand new things and perspectives. So - Thank you :)
Thanks for the informative video. I would love to visit one day.
That was a good job from Accra and live and visited most of the places you mentioned
Pls AKan's don't do scarification like the way you said it. What you said mostly apply to the northern tribes. If an akan have scars, it'll be from being treated by a herbalist for an illness. This is as a result of slightly cutting the skin and applying medicine there which then leave a scar. Those scars are tiny and you could barely see them. Most importantly, they are not found on the face but mostly on the joints, waist, and back. If you see someone with scarifications on their faces, its called tribal mark and Akans don't do tribal marks. You can't even be King in Asante tribe if you have scars. Its a taboo.
That is what I wanted to correct from the video
I might be wrong but I don't think the Akan people scar faces. It is usually practice in the northern part
Yes they did too but these are old practices.not as common as in those days
Yes, Akans do it. For example, Ashantis and Fantes still do it. It's not just the Northern tribes.
You’re wrong, l have Ashanti friends with tribal marks. These are people as young as 30 to 40. I am Ghanaian .
These videos are a combination of several videos some on ghana others not on ghana
We are one race just ask the European Who divided us✊🏿🇯🇲
The European divided you? So you were one big happy family before the Europeans showed up? There wasn’t any war or slavery or tribes raiding other tribes? You idiot
Very informative 👏 👌
I love 💘 it Nana Boadu NY USA 🇺🇸
Great population for the genes of our people.
white man telling the stories of Africa, its time for Africans to tell the world their stories and history.
Nice history 😊
Kenya I would love to see!
Very interesting video. I feel that little care was given to pronounce names correctly along with the annoying mix of clips of East African ethnic groups and unrelated West African ethnic groups.
So this's the narrator's voice and not a computer? But he's done well. For a non Ghanaian to do appreciably well on his worldwide research of info on ghana etc, it's commendable
So far I've only seen CZcamsrs Drew Blinks and Geography now do creditably on ghana info.
Also, Don't make Europeans sound like tourists; it's okay to tell the truth.
Africa i'm on my way.😅😅
loved
Great Ghana
Can’t wait to go
The thumbnails are spellbinding. 😂
Good thing the videos are fun.
My grandfather married eight wives
NEKADAR PARA OKADAR EŞ! KADIN SEKS KÖLESİ OLMUŞ! EKONOMİK ÖZGÜRLÜĞÜ OLAN KADIN, EŞİNİ KİMSE İLE PAYLAŞMAZ. KADINLARINIZIN EKONOMİK BAĞIMSIZLIĞINI ENGELLEMEYİN. 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
asante is a group of people under a king ..they speak akan
I have been i Ghana several times
I have been looking for a title like "THIS IS LIFE IN THE USA or Estonia, homosexuality, LGBT, Racism, what you should not do, dangers" on your channel but I saw none. It seems everything is perfect in Europe but with publishers who have water in their brains.
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
Sound like the chapters of " King James" kjv version
My Wife is From Accra Ghana
If the world stop worrying about who everybody is doing and how many people people want to be with, it would be better let people do them and mind your business
Exactly
What in the world are you talking about? 😂😂😂
Who are the narators and researchers for this video? Their location is listed as Estonia.
They do a good job?
No, American not Estonian
Polygamy, kings, tribes-Ghana's diversity is captivating, but let's not glorify practices harmful to gender equality and human rights.
There is nothing wrong woth polygami. It is wrong to have a wife and cheat her with others outside marriage or relationship.
Can a woman practice polygamy in Africa and it is seen as ok?
@@karenwatt7677Do women want to?
Depends on how you see marriage and love. I deeply believe you can love more than one person because you love each one individually for their personality. If a man can manage to be a good husband to ALL of his wives and gives them all an equal feeling of value, worth and attention it can work. But most men couldn't do it. Also the wives have to learn not to be jealous, but to love one another in a sisterly way and with open communication. It's good if you are not alone with the kids, so the other women can help you and you can help them. It is a different construct of family. I think you can learn this kind of lifestyle, if the husband and wives are a good and healthy constellation of kind and humble personalities.
@@karenwatt7677polygami is not for fun. It was and it is a way for families to survive hard life conditions including tropical diseases and tropical weather…
@@TheAustrianPainter87No. They are busy with life important duties.
Tnx4sharing the life in Ghana practicing polygamy which is a taboo in other countries. Well done video. Keep up the good work👍
This is why African is behind! Lol
@@memyself2630men marrying men and women marrrying women is ok with you; satanic being
It is a crime in Europe and Western countries but you allow men marrying men and women marrying women. Which practice is demonic?
No, it's behind because of colonization. @@memyself2630
@BoydXplorer, not everyone practices polygamy in Ghana but only a few.You talked about Europeans not practicing polygamy.Do you know that many married men in the US and some European countries have girlfriends on the side? It's the same thing as having two wives.But the difference is that, the married men in the US and some married men in Europe hide their affairs from their wives.Beside, look at the life style in Europe; men marrying men and women marrying women.Homexuality at the highest level.Which of these practices are abominable? Polygamy or homosexuality?
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Am from Akan tribe, but you refuse to mention the first Akan tribe and part of Ivory Coast Yammoussoukro that is Akans peoples from Baoule south est of Ivory Coast , the Bonos are the first Akans to settle in west Africa, That is why all Akans come from Bono Kingdom ( Techiman ) Bono est capital.
Not all the Akans came from Bono. Asantes were later came to meet the techiman and bono people..
@@myztroogeegibson3568 Asking , all Akans & , they will tell you, " we came there ( that is Techiman Bono Est , that i meant) but..... but what? " Do you think 💬🤔 " a stranger s can settle down in somewhere just like that ? " Then your four fathers lie to you!
Imagine: " i came to settle in your home town by mine self without any one else " " Did i own land over there or own house in your home town ? Tell me! " It is because of glory of Men, Asantehene and elders are doing this. No one can settle in Kumasi or Asanti Region without Asantihenes help .
To be a man is not easy! Even Ghana governments , parliamentary & all candidate should think 💬🤔 very careful!
Every reasonable Ghanaian should think 🤔💬 twice, very Country has history! If we fellow Asantihenes lies, there are many tribes in Ghana, who came to settle be4 Asantis people's, this people's can crime that they are original Ghanaians. Go to America history, it's will tells you ,whos settle the land before Americans.
All came to settle in Bono Techiman !
be4 , each tribe found his way, in the same land, which is Morden GH . before it is only Bono Techiman alone have kingdom 👑 ! This Kingdom divided in three:
First King of all Akans is
1 Nana Aseneaman
2 Nana Oburumankomah
3 Nana Odapa Gyan
4 Nana Asono
@@myztroogeegibson3568 all the Akans are one people with common ancestry...Asantes come out of the Akan conflict
I beg to differ there were two sets of migrations of the Akans the earliest settlers of Akans like the Gyaman, Bana and other Bono people came from the old songhai / Ghana empire from the north west of Africa during the Arab invasions and some came from North Eastern Nile through Gao/kawkaw down to the present day Ghana cos most part of Ghana were uninhabited just like people of Nzulezu trace their exedus from Mali all round 10th century...
@@myztroogeegibson3568 Asantes came out of the Akan conflict...Asantes are a mix of varies tribes within the Akan ethnic group...they did not come later the are from the same people
So do I
Can do better with the pronunciation when it come to the greetings and you missed a significant part of the culture and history of the GA adamgbe
I hate polygamy full of jealous hatred fighting it is not for every body you have to use your secrets weapon to fight and protect yourself and your children
I could not imagine being married to 10 women. 1 can be hard enough! Lmao!
Who should marry the many women?
They can't afford the women. The women usually have to work and take care of the kids. There is no way a man can take care of 30 kids.
Lol😂
I think most men would agree.
In the USA it’s 3-4 women per man it’s sooooooo many single ladies
If Europeans are going to share their one-sided experience and views about the culture, society, life and history of any country in Africa, please keep to the facts and the truth as much as humanly possible, no matter how painful it may be. I've visited Ghana, Africa on three different occasion as well as a visit to two of the slaves dungeons located there. Ghana is my personal opinion is literally heaven on earth (Peaceful) especially when the enemy is kept out of it business. Just to note a major discrepancy I noticed in the video. The so-called "Elmina Castle" was far from a castle. It was one of the most dehumanizing SLAVE DUNGEONS in the 15th & 16th century used by the demonic, heartless, non-conscious, and former slave masters in the colonization and slavery of our ancestors. These slave dungeons was beyond unsanitary as far as the living condition was concerned. The environment inside of those slave dungeons were used to abuse, rape, cage, torture, maim, murder, and starve the most rebellious of our ancestors who refused the evil and wickedness treatment of their and our open enemy. I don't recalled any of that being mentioned about Elmina's Slave Dungeon in the video. It's also interesting that the term "SANFOKA" was never mentioned in the video as well. I don't have to wonder why, I already know why. It was several other discrepancies in the video as well, but I'll leave it there. "BLACK LIVES MATTER!
Do the different religions live side by side peacefully?
Did not mention Coco?
First of all, I appreciate all the information… great video. I, a Ghanaian learned something new. However, you butchered the pronunciations of almost all the Ghanaian words. 😂
You put together videos from other creators and makes you think you know Ghana. Visit the country, live with the people and understand their culture and practices. You can do better.
The point of this video is to show Ghana in a negative light. He can not do better because his job is to not to. Wake up
I agree and he's not accurate
@@starchproof?. I didn't get a negative vibe from this video at all. He was not pessimistic nor condescending
God
20:21 Point # 34 >>> not 'rodent droppings', but 'undigested plant fibre in the colon ...'
One man for every 50 women - now that's what I call a stacked deck.
Wanted to move to Ghana
You are welcome.
Polygamy is far better than LGBTQ, polygamy is divine practice from our ancestors and till date it’s still relevant. Let’s support polygamy Africans, because that’s who we are. Pro life. We as Africans will choose polygamy over homosexuality.
western are evil.
So I guess lgbtq hasn’t been practiced since ancient history. Your ancestors practiced that too 😂
@@cindyosei3691 There is always that one person... I tell you
How sad and disgusting. But to each their own😂
Kwesi Twi.. I agree. Africa promotes family wellness, which the West does not promote. However, Polygamy was practiced back in biblical times to ensure that women were not left without care because the society at that time was a male dominated society, but that was abolished. When Africa wakes up and realize how powerful they are and stop allowing the West to interfere in their domestic policies. What I do say, according to prophecy, Africa will emerge a strong continent. You who have left the West is extremely smart, don't live in Africa with a Western mindset. I can't wait to join you all in beautiful beautiful Africa
@inya _ yes, a little while longer,... Jehovah will rule His earth and His people.
Ashanti don't make these face scare sir! Please get your facts correct. Thanks
Yea they do.
@@wakaikozy6084no they don't
Not true
How may Akans do you know ?
The government controls a significant part of the economy and rhis is centered aroung accra. One way to reduce this for government to decentralize government busi ess into all the regional capitals so that people do not have to come to accra in their numbers the way they are doing now.
I like these good quality videos except the agendas.
Are you suggesting there was a subtle hidden agenda in this particular video? I tried hard to see if there was, but my efforts came to naught. Would you please cast some light.
@@thembadube9589 It was pretty obvious.
Implying only "developing countries" practice polygamy 😅. "Developed", or white nations, have low birth rates and high divorce rates, due to all the spouses cheating on each other. Their children are ruined, growing up to be mass shooters.
Yeah, these AI videos are dumb af. The video is all over the place, lies mixed with truth. 😮
Good video but the videos don’t match what you’re talking about, you just rolling videos of different Africans n talking about the other.
He can't know the difference. He's not African, Ghanaian. Even videos of other Ghanaians he would have used also contain 'foreign' material
Dances with coffins are not a part of any ghanaian culture, please. Get your facts straight. The youngmen in tuxedos who have gone viral on social media doing dances with coffins created this as part of making a living. It is mot cultural.
All I see is miracles
The voice is monotonous and the information is inaccurate
Fastest growing culture in Ghana is Hinduism
You lie bad.. 😅
@@myztroogeegibson3568 It's true China is colonizing.
Hell no
That practice was back in the days.
the practice is 100times better practice than western culture
Nice Lady ❤
Examing moving to Ghana or a stable and safe African country not interested in any religious relationship Africans should kick out European religions
The narrator is wrong in Ghana's history. Ghana was never colonized by the Portuguese, Dutch and other Europeans that he claims with the exception of England
But are the children and women truly happy?
A 50 to 1 ratio between women and mens, what a gift from heaven 😅❤
Where I come from it's a very serious crime to marry more than one woman. Punishment is 14 yes jail term
Some of your information are false please
Good job.
Thanks
@@lifederenglish where are you from? Is it a human being reading the narration or a computer?
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" This place was directly involved as a slave trade warehouse during the time when people were sold to America - especially South America. Millions of unlucky people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on ship journeys. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
Most African countries including the Muslim dominant nations practise polygamy. Hence, many children who needs care by the volunteer organisations. Promiting women's awakening and empowering is one thing, while the constitutional reforms from the top is desperately required. Applies to all the nations.
Is that where Ghana rea came from?
Under heavenly kingdom rule coming at anytime Now righteous mankind will receive perfect human life forever and live in true peace and security as one human family/race and one husband will be married to one wife forever and have their children together as Jehovah God originally intended.
(Gen 1:27-30; Psalms 37:10,11,29;83:18; Isaiah 65:17-25; Matt 24:3,14,42,44;Rev 7:9,10;21:3-5)
13:43 "18. St. George's Castle" I think the real information about what the darkest purpose of this castle has been - was left unsaid. Are you bound by the politics of the destination country of your video somehow obliged to skip the most annoying things? This place was directly involved as a warehouse for the slave trade at a time when people were sold to America - especially South America and millions of people drowned in the Atlantic Ocean as unlucky people on ship trips. Some have thought that it was even worse luck to get there and be enslaved in Brazil.
Polygamy better than homosexuality
Yep! 💯
More children without a better life and then welcome to extreme poverty and inequality. 😂😂😂
Absolutely 💯 right....
Customer akans marry only one
People should do as they like.
I used to tell my girlfriends to go find someone else to F when they were annoying me.
It never worked.
I mean one would but not once I told her to. 😂😂
Now I can’t stand being around anyone for more that 15 minutes.
So marriage is out of the question. 😂
The pronunciations are so off.