The Journey to Ghana, From the UK School to the Ghanaian School!!
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LOCATION:
Fait Maison Ghana
Service options: Dine-in · Takeaway
Address: 77 Norley Rd, Accra
IG: @fait_maison_ghana
NAOMI OSEI moved to Ghana in August of 2021 after being fed up with the rubbish that was happening in the UK during the pandemic. She moved here with her two children aged 9 and 7. Professionally, She is a Management Consultant, Corporate Trainer & Coach. She runs her business remotely serving clients in the UK. She is in the process of registering her business here in Ghana with the view to offering similar services here. She graces the Diaspora Transition series where she shares different elements of her transition and finding a school for her children.
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Perpetual loves food, a wife, a mum, and a nurse. After relocating to Ghana from Canada seven years ago, Perpetual Asiamah ventured into art cooking and content creation. She has carved a niche for food lovers and tailored her content to meet the needs of the everyday family. Cooking need not be an arduous task and that is what Perpetual has mastered. Easy cooking for functional life. She graces the Diaspora Transition series where she shares different elements of her transition and raising her kids in Ghana.
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I did join, I spoke to Jen by email cuz she was assisting with my visa which I just received this week. So yes I signed up and paid my member dues 😃can’t wait to get there ❤️
"We don't have time to make all the mistakes ourselves, we can learn from other people's experiences" words of wisdom to take from this interview.
I thought that was profound too. That’s wisdom right there
Yaaaay! Excited that this video is out. Thank you soooooo much for having me, Dentaa ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for accepting.
Thank you so much for having us!!!!!😘😘😘😘
You were awesome thank you sis
This was great interview…I’m 🇯🇲 when I get there 🇬🇭 I will learn the language and I will learn the culture and I will work for 💵 and teach my new family a little of my Jamaican upbringing ❤️🙏🏾see you guys soon
You got this!
One of your best interview
I had a bad day today and seeing this the second time, I can’t wait to come back home..life can be frustrating down here. You made the right move ladies..
Ladies, I love the whole cultural revival educational ethos and almost became emotional with the whole destruction of our culture by our own folks and our own educational system. We have to promote our own cultural diversity. Looking forward to seeing such a school with emphasis on our local languages and make punishment speaking vernacular a thing of the past.
I have been watching Naomi ( to the motherland) on CZcams now and I admire the way she delivers . Her answer to the comment made on CZcams was superb . Her opinion on prioritizing on teaching our children our local language is just intelligent . Such an intelligent lady!
Awwww 😊 … Thank you for your kind words, Maxwell. I really appreciate it ❤️
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Wow, amazing interview. I am thinking the same at the moment but I need 1 or 2 years to prepare. I am living in the UK from the Caribbean. Single mum with one son. Wish me well. Thank you three so much. Namaste
I think some people are just negative in nature. They are envious of other peoples success. I am really proud young adults moving back to Africa to help build the future of our beloved continent especially Ghana. The Lord Bless you all. I try to connect with you all to cheer you on through your journey. Naomi needed medical attention during her early days in Ghana and I truly felt her pain. I am glad she is doing well now.❤️❤️❤️
You remember that, Miss Stella? I really suffered 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂.
Thank you for watching and for your support ❤️❤️
Both ladies are full of energy
Another inspiring interview. These two women are well clued with what they were talking about. Denta, you are the top role model currently in Ghana to inspire girls. I hope and pray that, our girls are watching and learning about how strong they can be and my greatest wish is that, they follow the footsteps of such an inspiring person as you are. Keep up the good work. More grease to your elbows.
Thank you so much for your kind words🙏🏾
One of the BEST interviews! 👌🏽
My beautiful queens am proud of you guys for your good job 👍
What an inspirational conversation. 👏 🙌🏾
That's great
Odana love your video’s….the ladies on your panel was great but Naomi was hilarious….love her spirit
You can say it again: it is a disservice when little emphasis is placed on the local language. The international and local languages are all important.
Wow! I really love these beautiful Ladies, mehn.
Thanks for watching
Thanks Odana, it's a great interview and your ladies are superb. They've made my day and l'm happy. Shame to all haters.
The best (awesome and deeply inspiring) broadcast you’ve ever produced. She said, “when I was growing up in the UK, it was not cool to be an African”
That statement resonates deeply. I am an African, I live in the UK (in Scotland)!
Thank you so much
@ Marlon King.
It's time to move back to Ghana. You will Love it.
The more we all stay abroad, the more "enslaved" we remain.
@@airgentille2788 I don’t disagree with you. But I’m not Ghanaian. I’m a Nigerian born in Lagos. The last time I returned to Nigeria (Lagos) my wife was killed, our house and business confiscated by her family.
@@marlonking8830 sorry for your loss.
Wow amazing story about her grandfather. Life is short, go after your dreams is what this interview was all about 🧡
Hello Dantaa like you forgot to let us know your guests CZcams channels. You also did forgot for many of your guests. Your shows have inspired me a lot. But this suggestions please. Be intentional about announcing the CZcams channel of your guests. To encourage their business. Moving in and settling in Ghana, Africa, as diaspora is not easy. Thank you.
Watching from Cameroon
Amazing interview!! Love Naomi and glad to see her back!!
Thank you so much
Heeeeeey Mirella ❤️
@@ToTheMotherland That was an awesome and very encouraging interview. Hope to meet you in person one day. You are such a strong young lady and will definitely be a light and a testimony for many.
@@mirella2u Awwww thanks sis! So so glad you enjoyed. Thank you for your kind words. Hope to meet you too ❤️
WOOOW! I'm just bankrupt for words!!👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 what an enlightening, interesting, informative, educational & ABSOLUTELY amazing discourse between such forward-thinking ladies. This is just a parody of the biblical phrase: Sorry God,🙏🏾May goodness & mercies follow you ALL; in all the days of your lives in the land of your ancestors now & for generations to come!! Amenoooo!!! Amen!!!🙏🏾😇🥰
Fab work Dentaa 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 Onyame nhyira wo bebiree😇
eeeeiii !!! Thank you very much also for patronising, subscribing & spreading love to the continent!!!
This was a lovely conversation, love the setting/decor❤
Loved this conversation ❤️
Please let your guests stand up and show off their pretty dresses. I've been stretching my eyes to try to see your UK guests dress very beautiful.
oh yeah.. great idea..well noted.. tx
Such a delight to watch positive inspiring women, loving Ghana for it good and lack there off
Thank you
The impact of the diaspora goes as far back as the birth of the nation. Nkrumah and Danquah were exposed to the West. Kwame was from the Diaspora, so was Busia. Almost all our leaders have some experience in the diaspora - Kufuor, Nana Addo, Limann etc. The experiences of the diaspora is the return the country gets from the brain drain it suffers. Like Naomi said, we all need mutual respect.
Like Osibisa sang " come with me back to the promised land..." the diaspora is coming home and nothing will stop the movement. Check out the Black Stars if you doubt it.
Yes sisters, make all the money there is to be made because unlike the foreigners you’ll reinvest it in the country. Unapologetically make money! Love you ladies.
Honest lady with regard to the NHIS interview. Good one there girls!
Great interview
Amazing
Dentaa, you're doing a great job 👍 👌 👏 with all these diasporans interviews. Some of us did some of our education in Ghana top it up in the UK.
However, ours is the reverse, because we are stucked here in the UK, trying desperately to relocate to Ghana.
It's becoming extremely difficult to do that so any time I hear these conversations with returnee diasporans, my immediate reaction is why don't you go now, Ghana is so beautiful and you're wasting your time with these stressful environment.
Dentaa any tips and advice please 🙏 😅
Very insightful!
This is a really good video i enjoyed it 👍🏾
Great discussion, ladies!
Amazing thought provoking interview as always keep them coming.
I love these conversations from y’all beautiful ladies, tothemotherland, I love her channel and her family!❤️🙏🏽🙌🏽✊🏽🇬🇭
Thanks so much
Awww love you too ❤️
what an insightful conversation.I really enjoyed
Thank you
Well done Perpetual for being brutally honest about the job aspect of moving to Ghana 🇬🇭!! You were amazing as always 😘
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Thank you so much!!🥰🥰
God bless you abundantly aameen
Loved 😍 this interview 🇬🇭
Powerful conversation thank you for sharing and all your hard work much love ❤️❤️
I really enjoyed listening to all of you, you are a blessing to us. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
We are not teaching about Mansa Musa, the richest man in the world,
Great interview 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you
Thank you for the link Madam
Thank you
Ooo wow this is awesome I need more of this very interesting
More to come!
Wooow i have learned a lot
Fantastic
Another informative interview. Dentaa as usual you’re just brilliant!
Glad you enjoyed it
I enjoy watching your videos....you're doing a great job...keep going 👍
Thank you
Once again enjoyed this interview. Educative as usual
Thanks for listening
I have a suggestion. Could u please invite Vanessa Akanbi on the show too? She is also such smart diaspora whose story can be inspirational to many people in the diaspora
Will do
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Beautiful interview…… you’re doing a great job Dentaa😘
Thank you
Denta you have such a bubbly personality, great to watch you host.. :)
Thank you so much
Halfway through n am enjoying it.Afrixans needs to have a plan n a time window plus a purpose when they immigrate.
that comment that denta read out i have to say i couldn't agree more with it. its all well and good moving and setting up business but if you are selling unhealthy food, or setting up a business which isn't conducive to society it really needs to be rethought. the capitalist mindset needs to be dropped at the airport before arriving in Africa, the western model DOESNT WORK , why try to replicate the things you wish to leave behind? based on the logic of "they are making money in a legal way" what if someone wanted to set up a Ladbrook's or paddy power (gambling) on ever street corner, or a brothel? it creates lots of jobs and will make the owner rich BUT what benefit does it bring to the community as a whole. We should try to conduct business in an ETHICAL way or it will lead to Africa facing the same issues we are trying to get away from. Africa should modernise but in a way that holds dear to African values and traditions. those curriculums need to be torn up and have more of an Afrocentric content. pan Africanism should be the base for all curriculums in schools. Theres nothing wrong with constructive criticism
By their initial logic, which seemed based in immediate defense of their fellow diasporian we might as well let britain modernise ghana in the name of capitalism. I thought they would say that they get the comment but its misplaced on their fellow diasporian. Instead we get "everything in moderation" like everybody is them and the food industry isnt exploiting people and turn them into addicts easy😂. None of the points were actually addressed in terms of people intrest in money OVER their roots initially. They were triggered but I get it.
Minus that I get what the comment was saying. Some diasporian will use this as an opportunity to make money more then connecting but that isnt too bad in my opinion because there are, like denta said a lot benefits and if they create family they will be just like any other ghanaian cause money might have been the motivation but Ghana has the advantage of culture and people diasporians are not finding in west so that's really what will help people gear more towards panafrican goals for their family and the community they employ despite having this capitalist hunger some of them show. With that hunger I am referencing the need for many to create jobs and business. They will still do it with locals and it will stay in ghana with ghanaians which includes them and that will always be good. They are smart and aware of the pitfulls, like you see at the end. Even if it might not seem that way if some comments throw them off a bit.
@@naku8276 I agree wholeheartedly 🙏🏿
@kimoy kalinago - if your sentiments are followed Africa can rise without many of the problems that plague the UK/USA (the 2 worst western nations for pure capitalism). Human nature being what it is many don't care about the consequences of ignoring such advice.
@@divergencefilms I'm seeing and hearing that loud and clear and it makes me sad. When I move to Ghana you will find me in the volta region away from this mindset. Give me nature sustainability and community anyday
Its up to the society to decide what food they put into their bodies.
And who says Fish and chips is not healthy? It is how you prepare it.
Loved the interview! Dentaa love your hair oooo, who did it and where please
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@@ODANANETWORK thank you beautiful 😘
Dentaa, the person who posted that comment about Captain Yaw has his or her work cut out for her. It is unfortunate to discourage hardworking entrepreneurs. However, if s/he cares about obesity, she should take on the KFCs, the Chinese food providers, all the fried food sellers, and the government for poor sanitation.
God have mercy on the naysayers.
Great interview, I really enjoyed listening to these ladies. Did you visit with your children before u finally move and what internet service are you using please. Thank you for sharing ❤️
Yes they visited several times.
Thank you for answering I also in the process of relocating. Home is home
Why did it take you so long to come back to your mother land and give back the experience and knowledge to your fellow sisters and brothers? You know, an African child is born very Smart, but poverty deprives them of a bright future. Big up sister for your big step of coming home with all your knowledge
What is her CZcams channel? I'm a single mom with two as well and planning to move abroad. Thank you fantastic interview!
Great interview. Can you mention some of the school that children from diaspora will love to attend please?
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We should stop comparing the pay structure. It confuses everyone overseas. Otherwise we should compare Cassava in Ghana and Cassava in UK, Canada, etc. The local expenses is the main factor.
Mache, you're so right
Pls Dentaa can you help me with the CZcams address of Naomi and Perpetoua? I tried writing out their names but it couldn't just work.
What is the name of the fast internet service your guest have?
MTN
@@ODANANETWORK thank you
Coming back to Africa is a great initiative. However we need to mention that locals have a problem with diasporans whether it's bringing ideas or starting something new. They will literally fight you because there is this notion "diasporans thinks they are better than locals and think they know it all"
To the last line "every person needs a living whether through a business or being an employee itself" I watched the interview with fish and chips shop all ingredients were natural from the potatoes to the fish.. How can fried fish cause obesity. I hope if this person migrates he can sleep not work or start a business, not make money. 🙄
Is just a mindset
There’s no difference between locals and diaspora tho
Do we still need to be 💉 to enter Ghana?
But what are the names of the schools?
we could not publish the school names because of the kids security.. Hope you understand
how does "having a partner" and "being a single mother" work?
Is that the only thing you learned from Naomi? Dude, grow up!!!!
@@nanak.o2121 when you're in a classroom and a teacher is teaching.do you ask questions about everything the teacher says or you ask questions in just the portion you didn't understand?
Single mother as she is no longer married to her children's father aka she's single; Partner as she is partnering with her children's father perhaps co-parenring raising the kids.
@@BeautifulTree quit being ridiculous
@@MegaAtOh your Mumu face needed an answer right?
Government schools teaches the local languages....the independent schools are the problem.
Great interview
Great interview