Living in Ghana - What I miss the MOST, The 'TROTRO' experience, Places TO Eat, Finding LOVE etc
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Melissa Bediako
Melissa Bediako is Luxury Management Professional with 10 years of experience in managing luxury hotels. Melissa has worked for COMO Hotels and Kempinski Hotels in London and Ghana respectively.
Since 2018, She has been a driving force in leadership, sales, and client services at Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Accra, the only five-star luxury hotel in the city. Embracing her passion, Melissa has launched Ghana’s first luxury bookstore, Melize.Gh.
Jennifer Djan-Krofa
Jennifer Djan-Krofa is the Vice-Chair of the GUBA Enterprise, and Project Lead for the Diaspora Transition Network. She has been a part of the GUBA team since 2013 and worked on a number of projects in the UK, Ghana, and USA under the organization. Jennifer has a background in Education as a Secondary School Teacher in the UK and 20+ years as an Educator within the field. Jennifer has led a number of projects in South Africa, Sierra Leone, The Gambia, USA and UK within the Charity sector, International Development, Education and Events as a whole. She holds a BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems and an MA in Education Gender and International Development as well as other professional qualifications.
As a Ghanaian, born and raised in the UK she is proud of her African heritage; she has recently made the bold step of moving to Ghana to explore opportunities and has been called upon to Lead the Diaspora Transition Network in Ghana.
Deborah Amoah
Studied BA Hons Business Administration at Manchester metropolitan university and graduated in 2011. She has been working in various sectors such as Administrative, Banking and finance, and HR and Recruitment since graduating.
She has been in Ghana for 9 months now and has been managing an International school called Ashmole International Academy.
IG: @deborahs_collection
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Suddenly this lady is coming up with entrepreneur ideas. This is the beauty of Ghana. Any problem is an opportunity to make money.
Dentaa, this was a brilliant conversation and I was really impressed with the lady who runs the Hotel.
She has what it takes to fix an African country and I hope she can think about running for office soon in the motherland.
She has so much to offer society.
Thank you so much
As a ghanian, am proud to have such a wonderful talented ladies Among Us I really love every bit of the conversation they were so honest
Thank you
Hi Odana, I admire your work. I'm Jamaican looking forward to visit Ghana this summer. I love how these 4 beautiful black woman included yourself speak highly about the motherland.
Thank you ladies.
May God bless you all.
Courage Dentaa with the Diaspora Network. With God's help, more Diasporan entrepreneur will join.
I think dentaa should interview politicians and questions them what they have in stored for these brilliant minds moving to Ghana because they are the ones going to build Ghana. Because they have the CV'S, exposure and expertise. Unfortunately almost all our politicians are local breeds and are only interested in making political party decisions.
Change from complaining mindset to building mindset. Ask yourself what problem do you want to solve in Ghana and by extension Africa.
Sixties and seventies ghana bus system was the same as what we see in the Europe and America today, especially those of us who were born in tema and Accra, we had pay phone boot on the street, we were paying bus fair just as it done in the west, but bad governance changed and set Ghana back
Ghana has the Metro Mass bus and the Aayololo bus. That could have transformed the system. But poor maintenance culture has left half the buses broken and no longer in use. It's terrible.
@@IvyProsper you it, maintenance is what we lack, I often ask myself is maintaining all this new government projects that is going on, most of the time we things just for the sake of doing it, all this overhead highways will soon be a death trap if not properly maintained
Nothing but Love for these discussions with Lady Denta and the Ladies. Love hearing the different perspectives and what I wanted to try and need to go back for!
Thank you
Awesome conversation, just love these ladies mindset, just beautiful, you did it again Dentaa, thank you 🙏🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤
You are so welcome
I’m really learning from this to be honest.
In Jamaica 🇯🇲 we call those minibus…very similar experience there when taking those buses….you have to pay taxes on your foreign accent😃
😩🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yes you do
In NY we call them Dollar Vans.
Ghana has got a very sweet atmosphere.
Yes it has
Ghanaians you Are now coming to Ghana good
Beautiful ladies with such heart ❤mind n attitude ...bless u all 🇬🇭 ❤
I really appreciate each and every bit of the shared experiences ❤...God bless you ladies and your endeavours 🙏
Thank you for watching and sharing
I really love the conversation enjoyed it I really love the mindset of a sister most especially Slim one her attitude, she is so humble in her speech
Thank you
Ooh so Yvonne Nelson works for Kimpinski no wornder their fries are sexy like that, the teacher is a vybe ooo I will never get bored with her kind of spirit around me I wonder why these ladies are single
Lol JOKES.. we see the resemblance still
Beautiful intelligent woman lit is 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥👍🏾🙏🏾
Great conversation. Thank you ladies .
Love this channel 😍♥️🥰🥰😍🔥🔥❤️🙏🏾👍🏾
My people great conversations. Una well done!!
Thank you
First here 💪🤣🤣
Lovely Ladies, Love From Canada 🇨🇦🇬🇭
Great segment. This is as refreshing and exciting as always. Hearing their stories of courage to make the move is inspiring. Great mix of experiences and perspectives all collectively creating a wonderful interview. Good job as always Dentaa.
P.S.
Debra needs to consider a career in media and voiceovers, her voice is so distinct, poised and subtle. Encourage her to think about it.😊👌🏿
Trust me when I say there are people who are not scared to make the move. Perhaps they're just being wise before doing so. So yes, the courage is there and God knows all too well, the heart of a human; especially the first born.
Amazes me how so many people did this off their own backs in such a short space of time. I'm aiming for 6mths in the UK and 6mths in Africa. The creative aspects alone would be phenomenal, fusion.
P.E.A.C.E
Wonderful things
Great inspirational interview.
Great build.
I guess the bank managers and people in suits are too good to ride on the existing trotros with the low-class, non-suit-wearing peasants.
Does any of you 4 beautiful ladies know the meaning of trotro
Trotro means a transport with a cent cost and it's so cheap to jump on transportation
@@AlkebulanJahmiah little schooling, way back ghana coins were 25penny,20 penny, 10penny, quarter of the 10pesewas was tro, at this time we had government bus same as the west then people started bringing in Russian type mini van for transportation, this mini bus charge tro any where you go, and the mate will be yelling trotro and that was how the name trotro got stuck,
@@adminbentley5752Absolutely right and lesson learned 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 hahaha
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 386 sentadillas son unos X18TINDER.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio. Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortalesm abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.k
I think that people who don't travel or refuse to travel on a trotro, are stuck up, you travel by public transport in the west, is it because you don't want to be next to people who look like you? I keep hearing these stories all the time and it bothers me, I am Jamaican and I travel by trotro daily, it reminds me of Jamaica, I love it and call myself the Trotro Queen!!!! Nuttn nuh wrong!!!! 🇬🇭 🇯🇲