I recently moved to Ghana and to tell you men I've never been Soo relaxed in the past 27 years experience in America and my children are so happy . Thanks
Trying to get to ghana late next month( sunyani first accra another time) followed by nigeria later in the summer ...them flight hours is bananas ,gonna look around for small apartment as well as vacational property
Don't just want, do it! If you have the time and money when all this covid stuff is over, go! You will not regret it. I'm a white European but the rich culture and amazing hospitality was so great that I felt at home despite having 0 ancestral connection whatsoever. Foreigners are not treated like tourists, but like visiting friends. Western country pride versus African pride is different. Western patriotism is often quite nationalist and xenophobic, but African pride is welcoming of guests because they want to show off the things they're proud of and make you go home with good stories. I could go on for days about why I love this incredible country and its people.
You are sending people to the most expensive places in Ghana, I been there three times and the clothes are cheaper, and you can stay cheaper in very nice hotel. You should be a movie star to stay where This guy, PASSPORT HEAVY want you to hang out, don't pay all that money you would be a fool to do it, go to the communities and help the real people of Ghana.
@@jonnyh9388 If he said he just wants to "go home", how does that give you any indication that he's white? Home to the woke black people is Africa. Home to white people is America or European countries. I doubt he's white.
Amazing!! My late husband, artist, Joseph Beckles, fell in love with Ghana while on an artist summit. He wanted us to move there. Many years later....yes, I want to visit and make a decision about relocating. We are Jamaican and the people of Ghana 🇬🇭 embraces Jamaicans. The USA is becoming a frightening place for lack people. I would love to bring my husband’s final sculptures for purchase in Ghana. He has several sculptures in Senegal at the now government owned Museé Bori Bana!
I’m a British Nigerian who visited Ghana alone for the first time in 2014. I stayed there for 1month volunteering and travelling to different parts of the country such as Kumasi, Accra, Bolgatanga, Northern region and Cape Coast which is one of my favourite places ever! I simply fell in love with the people and the peaceful atmosphere the place radiates. When I went, Ghana wasn’t as trendy as it is now but I’m so happy the country is receiving the recognition it deserves. As a proud Nigerian, I’ve always said I can Live in Ghana but not Nigeria (just my opinion!) but we’ll see where life takes me. Thank you for producing such amazing content.
I love both Ghana and Nigeria. They are both amazing countries. Nigeria has beautiful cities like Lagos, Abuja, Calabar, Port Harcourt etc. Same with Ghana. I also love the jollof rice from both countries.
foreverseethe lol I knew there would be one to come and crucify me for my statement. I love Nigeria for holidays and yes I’m very proud of my heritage but I have my reasons as to why I don’t see myself living there. Same way I’m also proud to be from London but don’t necessarily see myself living here forever either. Out of the countries I’ve visited, Ghana is the one place I’ve connected with the most and just felt complete joy. I’m still growing and creating new experiences so as I said, who knows where life will take me. I might just end up in Lagos after all ha!
Brother your energy is genuine about Ghana. I visited Ghana in 2010 and fell in LOVE. Now 12/2021 I have everything set in motion and I am relocating TO GHANA 06/2022. I know I am going to the right place and I will prosper. Before leaving Ghana 2010 an elder told me “ you will be back, this is where you will prosper”. Elder’s blessings and I am ready.
I was in Ghana las year and it was amazing. Decided I want to live there and I am currently starting an NGO to build schools for poor girls in Ghana. Everyone was super nice in Ghana. Must do trip. I stayed in Awoshie in Accra and its just amazing
When I arrived in Kotoka airport, i was like, ooh, this trip gonna be goooood. Yeah it was, the airport was like a film trailer, sort if a sneak peek or a first view of the amazing Ghana.
Mauritius and Ghana are the safest countries in Africa (some developed western countries have higher crime), great to see an African country progressing so well, look forward to visiting some day!
ITS IN OUR DNA - some call us Timid, but i will take being called timid than arrogant or feisty. We are alright. Our global reputation has been intact for Decades and big secret - we put God first, we serve God like crazy (although there is some not so good people). We pray round the clock, you will see evidence on our numerous radio stations. So God sits here and will continue so far as we continue to serve
You are right especially during the transatlantic slave trade. Why would I want to go to a place that may have sold my ancestors no thank you. And to add injury to insult they are now profiting off of slavery again..
@@DOS-mn6jf you're not making any sense.whats your proof.some of you black Americans read all sorts of silly books with non credible and questionable authors and think you know it all loool.like I said bring proof and tell me exactly how Ghanaians are trying to profit from slavery now.
Every tourism minister in Africa and I literally mean every single one, should be on your case, to go to their respective countries and shoot a vid like this one. I'm lucky enough to have traveled all over Africa and the world, but your perspective and energy is amazing!
Head down to Elmina to One Africa Health Resort, a quaint African style village & Restaurant, serving the best food you will eat while in Ghana, on the Gulf of Guinea.
I’m a black Puerto Rican from the United States. I want to move back to the motherland after college & I heard Ghana was one of the best countries in Africa
When I'm tired of hearing gunshots in the US, Ghana is my hiding spot. Love the country, people, food, and the peacefulness of the country. Love Ghana!!!
@princeasante1 When has there been a shortage of killings in the US? Where you live used to matter when you're inside your house until the killings of Atatiana Jefferson and Botham Jean changed that. Everyone is vulnerable when they step outside of the house in the US. Too many crazy people with guns in the country and can be shot at the mall, your home, at work, at the club, etc. My lil brother's friend who used to live next door to us was killed by a cop. Right before I was done with my MBA program years ago, went to a club with my friend and a guy was jumped by a group of guys. When the guy got up, he went outside and came back with a guy shooting. Ghana has a lot of challenges but at least you're guaranteed the right to live and not be killed by someone who just feels like it.
@princeasante1 bot just black american . I dont its black american doing all the killings.thats was a stereotypical thing to say. America is just a dangerous place in my opinion. I was there twice and i was ingected with fear most americans have. I was panicking all the time which i dont do much in ghana.ghana may have it safety but definatly safe compared to the states. I actually feel safe when am in slum/ Ghetto of ghana than being in a regular place in the states.
Thanks for sharing I visit Ghana 2019 to 2020, I really enjoyed being in Ghana , love you Ghana will be coming back to visit soon. From Waco, Texas ♥️ U.S.A 🇺🇸
@@dianashepherd3241 the landscape, the people, music,culture, traditional clothes, fabrics, creativity, traditional food, dance, beauty etc would have still been a marvel even without the west. Plus the ppl would have kept their land and carried on growing their food in their own backyard. Regardless of what happened or didn’t happen, the place is beautiful and the people of the land play a huge role in that... stop hating 😜
@@dianashepherd3241 Actually it’s Western media that lied about Africa in the first place the same way they did with the Middle East showing it as a war torn desert yet now every American is obsessed with Dubai and other nations richer than America there. It’s Africans who lived in America and Europe who promoted Africa because they were tired of the lies. Many Westerners who are sent to Africa are just there to EXPLOIT unless it’s the black diaspora who belong there in their HOMEland or the sincere foreigners looking for livelihood from the crumbling Western world especially America which is like a first world and third world all in one. I lived in California for school never seen people living in trees and tents until I lived there in Orange County it’s sad AF and getting worse.
@@dianashepherd3241 Had westeners not bothered to go to Africa , you would certainly lack of many natural resources. Do you really think they went to Africa to say hi?
I’m so ready. I just have a husband a 3 kids to convince. I’m so tired of being tired of what’s going on over here. So many beautiful things are in Ghana! So many beautiful people! I dream of being out of this land built on blood and hatred. Your smile, my brother and the smiles of those in your video are captivating and reveal a sense of pride and life! It made me smile, as well. Well done and thank you!
If Ghana cleans up her beaches in Accra and Greater Accra and renovate those hotels along Cocoa Beach and fix the roads, this place will be the undisputed place to live and visit in the Earth.
Just returned from Ghana it was exactly how you described it. I been asking for these videos and you have really out done yourself. Honestly both 🇬🇭 + 🇳🇬 jollof taste great. cheers
I didn't get to roll as high as it looks like you did - but I just came back from my first trip to Accra it won't be my last (trying to figure out if I'm going to move out there - seriously). Loved it. I just want to make sure your viewers know I was there for 11 days never spent more than $100 / night. Nothing as fancy as what is seen in this video but would have expected to spend $500 / night in Cali and maybe $250-$300 in AZ. Also, got some amazing custom cloths made for me for about $40.00 / outfit. Not a slam of the designers shouted out in the video just want to let you know that if you can't roll like that you can still have an amazing time in Ghana.
Carl Parrish I stayed at a guest house for 100ghs a night. King size bed, fridge, hot water, clean and friendly people. It all depends on what you’re looking for.
Hello, I am planning to go to "Ghana in December of 2020, can you refer me to a reputable tour company that I can contact with an email address and website. Please email me at toadf733@gmail.com. Thank you
OMGODdess!! your testimony is what I needed to hear it was highly useful for my decision making process. I live in the USA and I would love to plan a trip to Africa, and Ghana is at the top of my list, From the youtube videos I don't think I wish to return to the USA.
Thank you for saying that!! I like to know about the high end, but I also like to know about the more accessible end as well. Your input was very helpful.
I used to work in goods ship i used to Go to Accra Ghana port Tema Port. Woow Accra was 1 of my favourite places. People are really friendlly and the city is really beautiful. Love from Somalia
I can not thank you enough for this video. I am writing this comment from an AirBnB in the Spintex region of Accra. I’ll be in Ghana for 3 weeks. This video is a large part of the reason I chose Ghana for my first visit to Africa and it’s been a constant reference for me during my stay. The vibe here and the people are amazing. As a black man from the U.S. the level of belonging and peace I feel here is indescribable and I have made more contacts my first few days here than I have made in the last few months back home. Thank you for introducing me to this incredible country!
I've been to Ghana twice. The mass media show all the negative and. People trying to sell Ghana show all positive. Ghana has good and bad just like other countries. I don't like Accra as much as I like the eastern region or Elmina. The traffic is horrible in the Accra.
Born and raised here in Miami, Florida and im use to all types of hype but this video by far has me so excited to visit Ghana in the coming months. You sold me brother i can't wait to visit and pour some money into our peoples pockets. The Year of Return im here for it!!!!! Awesome video
I just got back from Ghana 2 days ago from my first international trip. Long story short I am now looking how to become a citizen because I want to buy land
Ghana was amazing! Kempenki was AMAZING! Aqua safari was amazing! I prefer Nigerian jollof. Year of return has me wanting to move there permanently! I had the most amazing experience of my life in Ghana. I can’t wait to go back!
I plan to visit ghana January 8th-16 2023.. any recommendations on lodging during that time of year? Also how my I obtain a visa? Btw love love love ❤️ 😍 your videos. Keep up the good work
@@rhondawright2098 Ghana have the best hotels in Africa, kempinski, Movenpick Alisa Hotel, Golden tulip etc, you can actually get a visa to the motherland, Peace and love 🇬🇭❣👋🏻🙏
I picked up my visa today (don’t wait to the last minute like I did however shoutout to the Ghanaian Embassy in DC for making my expedited application happen!) and will be arriving after Christmas! This is my first trip to Africa and I’m super excited. We are being hosted/guided by Tastemakers for the majority of our excursions as well! Having heard your positive review of Tastemakers I am reassured about having chosen them to guide this experience. I have high expectations for this trip!!!
anytime u make a decision to travel to the motherland,the spirits of the ancestors and the Almighty God leads you in a peaceful journey to the motherland and return
Can I just say as an editor, this single video has some of the most breath-taking shots and cleanest editing I've seen in awhile, truly a fan bro! I hope to make it to Accra and Lagos next year thank you for help solidifying that decision!
I am going to Ghana sept 2020. I am super duper excited and I am doing my research on what to do and how to give back and learn and gain wisdom and knowledge!! I am simply grateful for this opportunity! I can not wait!!!!!!!!!
I'm From Guadeloupe french West indies, it's my greater Dream, touching my ancestors ' Land, I'd begin With Ghana. This video is so attractive. 😂 Sorry for my poor English
Ok...Are the Ghanaians friendly towards returning residents or Americans ? You can stay anywhere for two wks & feel or live like a king or queen but how is it for longer lengths of stay...2yrs /3yrs etc post covid19. I find that in Jamaica, Jamaicans aren't friendly to black Americans..more friendly to whites or Chinese.
@@karlenedeveaux4033 Ghanaians are some of the best people you can meet when it comes to hosting accepting foreign or Africans. You are always home in Ghana.
I studied abroad in Ghana in 2003 and I can definitely say I love that country, I could see living there, everyone is so nice, the food is always fresh, and you can live like a king if that's what you want. #BlackStar
Just the intro to this video ALONE deserves a thumbs up!!!!! The brother had HIGH energy and I really enjoyed this video. A MEAN!!!!!Who doesn't want to go to Ghana after this video???? Be honest people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🌞🌞👍👍👍👍👍💕💖💕💖💕💖
Am nigerian born abroad but you really put ghana on the map ....wonderful people with a great vision... can you imagine the foreign currency coming in to Africa if we put tourism as the number 1 earning income... weather, culture, history, the friendly people etc... oh my... keep up the wonderful work
I love this brother his spirit his laughter a real African, the way he showed things and described and elaborated on everything made you wanna go to Ghana just to visit those places. Then again refreshing and smooth.
OMG. Man, this piece should win an Oscar. It's a must for anybody planning a visit to Ghana for whatever reason.You showcased Ghana like nobody else can.A must for the year of return and beyond.
When I see our black brothers and sisters in the diasporas been maltreated by some white molato skin people ,I feel so sad because Mother Africa has a beautiful paradise for them with beautiful kinsmen who look exactly like them.It is my prayer that every black person in the diasporas should visit the motherland of Africa because this is our original home and this is where we belong.
I AS AN AFRICAN AMERICAN OF THE DIASPORA DON'T HAVE TO BE CONVINCED I KNOW IN MY HEART I WANT AFRICA THE MOTHERLAND TO BE MY HOME VERY VERY SOON I PRAY ALSO THAT THE OPPIRTUNITY COMES TO ME QUICK AND EASY TO COME PEACE TO ALL
Greeting from Somalia, I have seen several videos of Ghana almost for the last month but this one is more then all that videos I watched before God bless Ghana I loved and you make me thinking about Ghana
My brother lives in Accra, Ghana. He moved there ten years ago from the United States. Now he building houses for people who want to come home. migratingculture.org
I lived in Ghana for 4yrs best years of my life. The food, culture, environment, people were awesome. I will be visiting family and friends anytime soon, I miss Ghana so much. I will come with alot of money because I owe my family and friends alot for the amazing experience they gave me in Ghana it helped me grow as a person.
@@PassportHeavy I want to go and visit Ghana next year because my girlfriend is there. What things do I need before I go there and is it an expensive trip?
If the photo im looking at is your then all i can say. Is , make Ghana your home base... rather then the other way around. Let me break it down for you ...... your forfathers endured a alot of suffering in the Americas...And you live in America for most of your life, you live in Ghana ONLY!! 4 years, you're returning to Ghana with lots of money(as you say) to visit and monetarily help your friends ..RIGHT!!!! if you can afford to stay there then you should, because Africa Is a large continent and Ghana is only one of many countries in the African continent and it's the place where YOUR.... DNA ...Started.. For myself i will be taking my DNA back to the Mother Land in 2020.(Love me some African people) even though i've never been there i have always felt like i was born in Africa, because I've NEVER!!! Ever had the behavior of an average AfroAmericn female. My African brothers and sisters keep asking me......"you sure you're from America"....when i say yes!!! Then they say "it's hard to believe you're born and raised in America"feel free to stay in touch my brother through my businesss e-mail which is ....azizshirley7@gmail.com✌ and 💗 my African brother😊 and may you have a safe journey home.
This video made me 😢 I miss the place so badly Ghanaians are seriously the most hospitable peaceful people you could ever meet peace and blessings for this video 😇❤️👌 🇬🇭 🇳🇬 💯
You sold Ghana to the world better than any video I’ve seen on CZcams in less than 39 min. You’re amazing
Love the quality of passport heavy videos - the dream
yeah not going to lie had my mind set on moving to Nigeria now considering Ghana
i couldnt agree more he good
Totally agree!
The highest quality video I've seen
I recently moved to Ghana and to tell you men I've never been Soo relaxed in the past 27 years experience in America and my children are so happy . Thanks
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Congrats to you and your family. What preparations did you take up before making that move? Thanks in advanced.
Congratulations man
Just married my husband from Ghana I can’t wait to visit I am over excited to visit and to eat and wine and dine 😌😌😌
I wanna gooo😭😭😭
I am South African would like to visit Ghana,,most of Ghananian living in SA are so friendly and legit just love Ghana..my bucket list
Whoever produced this video knows exactly how to make a person feel like they are actually there...
Yes so true, that's exactly how I felt.
When i was Ghana, nobody classified me as Black American, becuase we all black so i did not feel deprived and i love that
Mr Perfect, when are you coming back?
Trying to get to ghana late next month( sunyani first accra another time) followed by nigeria later in the summer ...them flight hours is bananas ,gonna look around for small apartment as well as vacational property
@@thatGuyQuincy can we link up???
@@thatGuyQuincy nasto4u@gmail.com
Whatsapp App +233248089107
I want to know that feeling
This Brotha’s enthusiasm for Ghana got my heart pumping. I’m ready to GO !!!!
Sean Sartor me to God peace
For real. My thoughts exactly.
Don't just want, do it! If you have the time and money when all this covid stuff is over, go! You will not regret it. I'm a white European but the rich culture and amazing hospitality was so great that I felt at home despite having 0 ancestral connection whatsoever. Foreigners are not treated like tourists, but like visiting friends. Western country pride versus African pride is different. Western patriotism is often quite nationalist and xenophobic, but African pride is welcoming of guests because they want to show off the things they're proud of and make you go home with good stories. I could go on for days about why I love this incredible country and its people.
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Check out the video on my page brother on the different African Nations
Man I am watching this fighting back tears.
I want to go home.
-Texas USA
Have you bought your ticket yet, or is white privilege preventing you from doing so?
You are sending people to the most expensive places in Ghana, I been there three times and the clothes are cheaper, and you can stay cheaper in very nice hotel. You should be a movie star to stay where This guy, PASSPORT HEAVY want you to hang out, don't pay all that money you would be a fool to do it, go to the communities and help the real people of Ghana.
Bruh same 😩 I'm from Dallas, TX.
@@jonnyh9388 If he said he just wants to "go home", how does that give you any indication that he's white? Home to the woke black people is Africa. Home to white people is America or European countries. I doubt he's white.
@@ChildofYAH
One day my brother. Til then hol it dine!
Amazing!! My late husband, artist, Joseph Beckles, fell in love with Ghana while on an artist summit. He wanted us to move there. Many years later....yes, I want to visit and make a decision about relocating. We are Jamaican and the people of Ghana 🇬🇭 embraces Jamaicans. The USA is becoming a frightening place for lack people. I would love to bring my husband’s final sculptures for purchase in Ghana. He has several sculptures in Senegal at the now government owned Museé Bori Bana!
When are you coming?
You are welcome here 😌❤
I’m a British Nigerian who visited Ghana alone for the first time in 2014. I stayed there for 1month volunteering and travelling to different parts of the country such as Kumasi, Accra, Bolgatanga, Northern region and Cape Coast which is one of my favourite places ever! I simply fell in love with the people and the peaceful atmosphere the place radiates. When I went, Ghana wasn’t as trendy as it is now but I’m so happy the country is receiving the recognition it deserves. As a proud Nigerian, I’ve always said I can Live in Ghana but not Nigeria (just my opinion!) but we’ll see where life takes me.
Thank you for producing such amazing content.
Let's move together 2020 exmas am in Italy. Am from Ghana
I love both Ghana and Nigeria. They are both amazing countries. Nigeria has beautiful cities like Lagos, Abuja, Calabar, Port Harcourt etc. Same with Ghana. I also love the jollof rice from both countries.
Why do you identify as a "proud Nigerian" if you can't see yourself living there wtf. B please.
foreverseethe lol I knew there would be one to come and crucify me for my statement. I love Nigeria for holidays and yes I’m very proud of my heritage but I have my reasons as to why I don’t see myself living there. Same way I’m also proud to be from London but don’t necessarily see myself living here forever either. Out of the countries I’ve visited, Ghana is the one place I’ve connected with the most and just felt complete joy. I’m still growing and creating new experiences so as I said, who knows where life will take me. I might just end up in Lagos after all ha!
Marvellous Runi I agreed with everything you said up until the jollof part. Nigerian jollof is definitely better 😋
I’m Ghanaian , lived in Ghana my entire life and you just made feel like I don’t know my own f*cking country 😂
Hmmm 3y3 as3m ooo
Charleeee
You are are very lucky Sir
Aswear bro 😂😂
ay3 s33 Ghana no y3 wo annex o. lol
Brother your energy is genuine about Ghana. I visited Ghana in 2010 and fell in LOVE.
Now 12/2021 I have everything set in motion and I am relocating TO GHANA 06/2022.
I know I am going to the right place and I will prosper. Before leaving Ghana 2010 an elder told me “ you will be back, this is where you will prosper”. Elder’s blessings and I am ready.
Deep 🎉
I was in Ghana las year and it was amazing.
Decided I want to live there and I am currently starting an NGO to build schools for poor girls in Ghana.
Everyone was super nice in Ghana. Must do trip.
I stayed in Awoshie in Accra and its just amazing
What of hospital? Am a health worker and it is my dream to build a school and a hospital for a poor village here
Would love to help you when you are ready😊
U are amazing. Thank you
Interesting, I actually stay at Awoshie. You can link up when you visit again 😊
Awoshie is my town...
I live in Ghana 😂but this video makes me wanna tour my own country .
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😹😹😹me too
You may live in Ghana but you may not know every place. Not many Ghanaians can afford these places
The Ghana we live in is two 😂. Sika y3 very important
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where my Ghana people are , you are just amazing
We dey here lol 😉
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Love your vibe, bro. You make youtubing lovely. Big ups👍🏾
Hello there
We Dey here,I They watch your videos a lot the supreme leader,Insha Allah oneday we go meet,Through you I have learned a lot about Brazil.....
When I arrived in Kotoka airport, i was like, ooh, this trip gonna be goooood. Yeah it was, the airport was like a film trailer, sort if a sneak peek or a first view of the amazing Ghana.
Mauritius and Ghana are the safest countries in Africa (some developed western countries have higher crime), great to see an African country progressing so well, look forward to visiting some day!
Doesn't Mauritius still have slavery going on? Many people are also in Gambia expats from the USA people are enjoying it.
Rwanda, Uganda, Botswana, Tanzania, Seychelles, Gambia, Senegal, Namibia and Zambia are all very safe African nations.
@@SuperTruthful Nope. North Africa is known for that. Mauritania 🇲🇷 is what you mean not Mauritius 🇲🇺
@@Layla-fr7mf Thank you for correcting me.
Why are there bars on all the windows? People keep saying how safe it is in other videos but they never explain the bars on everything.
One thing about Ghanaians. They are very hospitable and human loving people. Probably one of the most hospitable and human loving people in Ghana.
Agreed . Can confirm Ghanians.Just awesome people..
@@horizonsglobalmedia thanks we do our best. There maybe a few bad apples here and there but they are everywhere
ITS IN OUR DNA - some call us Timid, but i will take being called timid than arrogant or feisty. We are alright. Our global reputation has been intact for Decades and big secret - we put God first, we serve God like crazy (although there is some not so good people). We pray round the clock, you will see evidence on our numerous radio stations. So God sits here and will continue so far as we continue to serve
You are right especially during the transatlantic slave trade. Why would I want to go to a place that may have sold my ancestors no thank you. And to add injury to insult they are now profiting off of slavery again..
@@DOS-mn6jf you're not making any sense.whats your proof.some of you black Americans read all sorts of silly books with non credible and questionable authors and think you know it all loool.like I said bring proof and tell me exactly how Ghanaians are trying to profit from slavery now.
Every tourism minister in Africa and I literally mean every single one, should be on your case, to go to their respective countries and shoot a vid like this one. I'm lucky enough to have traveled all over Africa and the world, but your perspective and energy is amazing!
I second on that.... That video was tight.
I third that. Thank you. I so want to travel to Ghana and your video makes me want to go now. 🙂. Thank you, thank you.
@@jjgoogleplaystore2410 Thank U Oooooo✌😊
@@treasurehunter183hunter8
Ready to take you round Sister
Just come and relax
Head down to Elmina to One Africa Health Resort, a quaint African style village & Restaurant, serving the best food you will eat while in Ghana, on the Gulf of Guinea.
I’m a black Puerto Rican from the United States. I want to move back to the motherland after college & I heard Ghana was one of the best countries in Africa
it really it . maybe you might want to visit first
At the airport now transiting through Brussels to Accra. Okro Stew here I come!! 🇬🇭💪🏾😎
MY GOD. I CAN'T WAIT TO GO HOME. I was born in Jamaica but I feel that I will be at home in Ghana.
Come back home
Me too!
We can't wait to see you ❤️
@@KimFert let's move December 2020 am a Ghanaian living in Italy
Mellissa The Island Girl was most Jamaicans were taken from Ghana so
When I'm tired of hearing gunshots in the US, Ghana is my hiding spot. Love the country, people, food, and the peacefulness of the country. Love Ghana!!!
@princeasante1 When has there been a shortage of killings in the US? Where you live used to matter when you're inside your house until the killings of Atatiana Jefferson and Botham Jean changed that. Everyone is vulnerable when they step outside of the house in the US. Too many crazy people with guns in the country and can be shot at the mall, your home, at work, at the club, etc. My lil brother's friend who used to live next door to us was killed by a cop. Right before I was done with my MBA program years ago, went to a club with my friend and a guy was jumped by a group of guys. When the guy got up, he went outside and came back with a guy shooting. Ghana has a lot of challenges but at least you're guaranteed the right to live and not be killed by someone who just feels like it.
Akwaaba to Ghana oo
@princeasante1 there gunshots everywhere, even if you don't hear them.
multyz1 Well said
@princeasante1 bot just black american . I dont its black american doing all the killings.thats was a stereotypical thing to say. America is just a dangerous place in my opinion. I was there twice and i was ingected with fear most americans have. I was panicking all the time which i dont do much in ghana.ghana may have it safety but definatly safe compared to the states. I actually feel safe when am in slum/ Ghetto of ghana than being in a regular place in the states.
The Ghanaian spirit in me went unbelievably high over the heavens after watching this video, Charle I'm even crying😭😭😭😭😭
Thanks for sharing I visit Ghana 2019 to 2020,
I really enjoyed being in Ghana , love you Ghana will be coming back to visit soon.
From Waco, Texas ♥️
U.S.A 🇺🇸
Thank you Jubril for showing Africa in a positive light. Ghana has one of the best people in Africa. They are humble, hardworking and peaceful people.
Yes yes 🇬🇭
luzuko mdingi We’re hospitality as well... We accept everyone as our own
Ghana is going to be the next Miami 🇬🇭 without the racists ✊🏾
JP Agape 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pls leave out the Sodom and ghomorrah part behind.
without the racist Cubans
I hope to God-be-the glory NOT!!!!
JP Agape I want go with my family!!
I’m from Philippines. And This video gives me so much excitement. Can’t wait to visit Ghana.
I'm Zambian and my father went to Ghana and sold it so well I've been dreaming of going ever since.
You mean your Dad just sold Ghana to USA ?? 😭😭🤣
I'm so happy Ghana has pushed the true image of Africa. Robust with beauty and serenity.
@@dianashepherd3241 the landscape, the people, music,culture, traditional clothes, fabrics, creativity, traditional food, dance, beauty etc would have still been a marvel even without the west. Plus the ppl would have kept their land and carried on growing their food in their own backyard. Regardless of what happened or didn’t happen, the place is beautiful and the people of the land play a huge role in that... stop hating 😜
@@dianashepherd3241 where did u get that from clown ass
@@dianashepherd3241 Actually it’s Western media that lied about Africa in the first place the same way they did with the Middle East showing it as a war torn desert yet now every American is obsessed with Dubai and other nations richer than America there. It’s Africans who lived in America and Europe who promoted Africa because they were tired of the lies.
Many Westerners who are sent to Africa are just there to EXPLOIT unless it’s the black diaspora who belong there in their HOMEland or the sincere foreigners looking for livelihood from the crumbling Western world especially America which is like a first world and third world all in one. I lived in California for school never seen people living in trees and tents until I lived there in Orange County it’s sad AF and getting worse.
@@dianashepherd3241 Had westeners not bothered to go to Africa , you would certainly lack of many natural resources. Do you really think they went to Africa to say hi?
“Why fit in when you can be custom made” I like that saying and the tailors/designers are awesome 👏
I’m so ready. I just have a husband a 3 kids to convince. I’m so tired of being tired of what’s going on over here. So many beautiful things are in Ghana! So many beautiful people! I dream of being out of this land built on blood and hatred. Your smile, my brother and the smiles of those in your video are captivating and reveal a sense of pride and life! It made me smile, as well. Well done and thank you!
Don't hesitate to come home. Ghana will welcome you with hearts full of love. Stay safe❤
I'm with you, Jacqueline. I've been ready to get out of USA and move to Ghana for good!
I’m trying to convince mine as well. I’m hoping a vacation to Ghana after covid will really persuade him
Jacqueline you deserve to be there in full joy & happiness ... your dream will soon be realized!
did you and your family move to Ghana?
One of the most peaceful .cheerful country in the world. I am european .but I feel myself at home in my Ghana.
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I really feel that Ghana could become one of the top places to visit in the world because of the amazing people within the country... what a message?
If Ghana cleans up her beaches in Accra and Greater Accra and renovate those hotels along Cocoa Beach and fix the roads, this place will be the undisputed place to live and visit in the Earth.
Well!! even Rome wasn't built in a day Ooooooooooo!!✌&💗.....Now can i get an Amen
@@@treasurehunter183hunter8... Amen Ooo
@@nanakwasi7317 thank you with your reply ✌😊
You are right about the dirty beaches. Letscall a spade a spade....
Hearts and Pearls Ada has a beautiful spot on Volta lake
Am from India. I love all african countries. Since 1 week after Ghana, would like to have Ghana friends..
Hi
When the World boarders reopen one day, Ghana will be the first place I Return to.
When u are ready visit www.tastemakers.com for tour guides & places to visit in Ghana. Much safer & stress-free
Ghana's borders open today. But yeah might be good to wait and see how that goes for a bit. Covid can leave now.. we are all itching to travel 😭
You are always welcome to Motherland Ghana 🇬🇭
It will be my first time Dec. 2021
Just returned from Ghana it was exactly how you described it. I been asking for these videos and you have really out done yourself. Honestly both 🇬🇭 + 🇳🇬 jollof taste great. cheers
Ghana jollof for the win
TheLiving Bird nah
I didn't get to roll as high as it looks like you did - but I just came back from my first trip to Accra it won't be my last (trying to figure out if I'm going to move out there - seriously). Loved it. I just want to make sure your viewers know I was there for 11 days never spent more than $100 / night. Nothing as fancy as what is seen in this video but would have expected to spend $500 / night in Cali and maybe $250-$300 in AZ. Also, got some amazing custom cloths made for me for about $40.00 / outfit. Not a slam of the designers shouted out in the video just want to let you know that if you can't roll like that you can still have an amazing time in Ghana.
Carl Parrish I stayed at a guest house for 100ghs a night. King size bed, fridge, hot water, clean and friendly people. It all depends on what you’re looking for.
Hello, I am planning to go to "Ghana in December of 2020, can you refer me to a reputable tour company that I can contact with an email address and website. Please email me at toadf733@gmail.com. Thank you
OMGODdess!! your testimony is what I needed to hear it was highly useful for my decision making process. I live in the USA and I would love to plan a trip to Africa, and Ghana is at the top of my list, From the youtube videos I don't think I wish to return to the USA.
Thank you for saying that!! I like to know about the high end, but I also like to know about the more accessible end as well. Your input was very helpful.
Thank you because I was just like, well is this affordable for an average person or is this for a rich type lifestyle. Appreciate it brother.
I used to work in goods ship i used to Go to Accra Ghana port Tema Port. Woow Accra was 1 of my favourite places. People are really friendlly and the city is really beautiful. Love from Somalia
I can not thank you enough for this video. I am writing this comment from an AirBnB in the Spintex region of Accra. I’ll be in Ghana for 3 weeks.
This video is a large part of the reason I chose Ghana for my first visit to Africa and it’s been a constant reference for me during my stay.
The vibe here and the people are amazing. As a black man from the U.S. the level of belonging and peace I feel here is indescribable and I have made more contacts my first few days here than I have made in the last few months back home.
Thank you for introducing me to this incredible country!
Thanks for showing the real deal because when it comes to Africa as a whole, only negative things is what the media shows.
Western media..
I've been to Ghana twice. The mass media show all the negative and. People trying to sell Ghana show all positive. Ghana has good and bad just like other countries. I don't like Accra as much as I like the eastern region or Elmina. The traffic is horrible in the Accra.
This isn't the real deal to a native Ghanaian though.
@@damanibaraka7896 same as in california or New york
Where my Ghanaians @??? Thank you for telling the world the truth😉🙏🏾
You always welcome my sis
Thank you for putting Ghana on the spotlight in the most respectful way!
I’m Mexican n just watching this makes me want to move there so beautiful city
Born and raised here in Miami, Florida and im use to all types of hype but this video by far has me so excited to visit Ghana in the coming months. You sold me brother i can't wait to visit and pour some money into our peoples pockets. The Year of Return im here for it!!!!! Awesome video
Hi! Did you get to go? Update us when you do ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿💞
U would love it. Will gladly host u
Yes You will love Ghana so much to see it so much to do I’ve been there eight times and I’m on my way back there in May💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
I need to make Ghana my first international trip. I think its only right I set it off at the motherland.
You don't have a passport yet grown man?
Yes it makes sense
I just got back from Ghana 2 days ago from my first international trip. Long story short I am now looking how to become a citizen because I want to buy land
You should definitely do it
RoddyRod0079 😅😅. Even Popcaan couldn’t hold his excitement at first sight that he had to kiss the ground at the airport on his arrival. 🇬🇭💯🔥
The intro song is everything!🙌🏾 Nothing but love for the motherland🇬🇭
SERIOUSLY
What’s the name of that intro song. Lol I need it.
I commented the same thing a year ago. Wish it was available to download.
My brother, I absolutely LOVED Ghana, especially Kumasi!! I wept bitterly as I boarded the airplane back to The States.
Why am I crying watching this video, Goosebumps all over my body...
I feel you.I am now europe 21 years.
sunsets in Ghana are a site to behold especially at labadi beach
There are more better beach places even in Accra. Check out Cocobeach (Sangobeach) ..... more peacefull and not (yet) such crowded as Labadi....
Oh my God so true. You should also try aburi
Am Honduran 🇭🇳 but my boyfriend its from Ghana 🇬🇭 and i can’t wait to meet this amazing country damnnn. ITS BEAUTIFUL 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️
*The people makes the country a happy destination.* Not tall buildings and paved road
Ghana is looking like the real life Wakanda....good job!
Ghana is the spot! I wish I can move there now. USA is not going to get any better. Full of hate and violence, especially towards us black folks.
Exactly my sentiments🤗
This video is simply too much to handle in one viewing. Im blown away at the wonders of Ghana. Well done.
I’m trying to go to Ghana for my honeymoon next year. God willing 🙏🏾. This video got me hype!!!! 🇬🇭
That will be a great experience
@@MakzyBeatz It was amazing! We were there for 15 days this April. I can’t wait to visit again!!
@@maremarechiqk hope to see u in Ghana soon
Ghana was amazing! Kempenki was AMAZING! Aqua safari was amazing! I prefer Nigerian jollof. Year of return has me wanting to move there permanently! I had the most amazing experience of my life in Ghana. I can’t wait to go back!
I plan to visit ghana January 8th-16 2023.. any recommendations on lodging during that time of year? Also how my I obtain a visa? Btw love love love ❤️ 😍 your videos. Keep up the good work
@@rhondawright2098 Ghana have the best hotels in Africa, kempinski, Movenpick Alisa Hotel, Golden tulip etc, you can actually get a visa to the motherland, Peace and love 🇬🇭❣👋🏻🙏
AFRICA TO THE WORLD MOVEMENT
He just killed jibril is the best of the best.
I picked up my visa today (don’t wait to the last minute like I did however shoutout to the Ghanaian Embassy in DC for making my expedited application happen!) and will be arriving after Christmas! This is my first trip to Africa and I’m super excited. We are being hosted/guided by Tastemakers for the majority of our excursions as well! Having heard your positive review of Tastemakers I am reassured about having chosen them to guide this experience. I have high expectations for this trip!!!
u will likely over stay,i promise ,dont ask me why...lol
Enjoy your trip 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Have a great trip and give us a review when you get back.
That's my home they are really a nice people save trip dear
Akwaaba to Ghana.... U ll feel like at home. I ll b back to Gh soon as well, for my 10th time already
I love the people of Ghana so much I married one! Boom! You will never meet more lovely people in all the world. 💯
AFTER I GRADUATE...THIS TRIP WILL BE MY GIFT TO MYSELF!
I am leaving TODAY to Ghana. We will be there for 2 weeks.
Jen Mar safe journey mate🇬🇭
My younger brother is leaving for Ghana today as well. Have a safe trip.
Me too!
Enjoy! I leave Friday for Ghana. I can't wait to experience it.
anytime u make a decision to travel to the motherland,the spirits of the ancestors and the Almighty God leads you in a peaceful journey to the motherland and return
Can I just say as an editor, this single video has some of the most breath-taking shots and cleanest editing I've seen in awhile, truly a fan bro! I hope to make it to Accra and Lagos next year thank you for help solidifying that decision!
We are gonna wait for you in Ghana
I am so happy I found this video before my trip to Ghana in a few months. Madaase!
I want to cry.my husband been trying to talk to me about visiting. Oh, we going now. Thanks for sharing your experience.
When are you coming?
I am going to Ghana sept 2020. I am super duper excited and I am doing my research on what to do and how to give back and learn and gain wisdom and knowledge!! I am simply grateful for this opportunity! I can not wait!!!!!!!!!
I am a nurse here in Ghana...can we link up???
Follow @dreamstoghanainvestmentgroup on Instagram
On Instagram
We can't wait to meeting you in Ghana. Akwaaba.
Nasto 4U that will be awesome. Thank you
This video is everything,,
Love Ghana from Tanzania 🇹🇿🇬🇭
I'm From Guadeloupe french West indies, it's my greater Dream, touching my ancestors ' Land, I'd begin With Ghana. This video is so attractive. 😂 Sorry for my poor English
Your English is okay though... And you are welcome to the gateway to the motherland.
I would like to add that if you have a Jamaican passport or a passport from Barbados you can travel to Ghana VISA FREE and stay for 60 days at a time.
Ok...Are the Ghanaians friendly towards returning residents or Americans ? You can stay anywhere for two wks & feel or live like a king or queen but how is it for longer lengths of stay...2yrs /3yrs etc post covid19. I find that in Jamaica, Jamaicans aren't friendly to black Americans..more friendly to whites or Chinese.
@@karlenedeveaux4033 Ghanaians are very hospitable so I wouldn’t worry about that. They don’t even see you as American but a fellow brother/sister.
@@AudsN Awesome! Naturally...that's how it should be, everywhere and especially in countries where the majority is Brown ppl. TY
@@karlenedeveaux4033 Ghanaians are some of the best people you can meet when it comes to hosting accepting foreign or Africans. You are always home in Ghana.
I studied abroad in Ghana in 2003 and I can definitely say I love that country, I could see living there, everyone is so nice, the food is always fresh, and you can live like a king if that's what you want. #BlackStar
Dats a very long tym I was still a kid den but a lot has changed infrastructure ys
Ghana is dope🇿🇦😮.. am heading there...
Just the intro to this video ALONE deserves a thumbs up!!!!! The brother had HIGH energy and I really enjoyed this video. A MEAN!!!!!Who doesn't want to go to Ghana after this video???? Be honest people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🌞🌞👍👍👍👍👍💕💖💕💖💕💖
My girlfriend and I just made up our minds to travel to Ghana for the first time this year...so happy for this video!
Jolisa Brewster go have fun girl
were you able to visit?
Authentic and Extraordinary Country, I Love Ghana 🇬🇭🙏🦅
Am nigerian born abroad but you really put ghana on the map ....wonderful people with a great vision... can you imagine the foreign currency coming in to Africa if we put tourism as the number 1 earning income... weather, culture, history, the friendly people etc... oh my... keep up the wonderful work
Big facts 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Guess who’s going to Ghana for the second time around in a week 🥳🥳💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼
Mkay I'm sold. I was tryna figure out which country I want to go first in Africa and I think we have a winner.
New Subscriber. My Sister moved there about 6 months ago. She currently in Tamale, Ghana. She loves it!!! Blessings King.
Woow. Let's move am Ghanaian from Sunyani but am living in Italy inbox me Dekyidaniel01@gmail.com
I love this brother his spirit his laughter a real African, the way he showed things and described and elaborated on everything made you wanna go to Ghana just to visit those places. Then again refreshing and smooth.
I’m tryna get up outta the US and come HOME 😭😭😭 thank you for this it really bridged a gap for me
OMG. Man, this piece should win an Oscar. It's a must for anybody planning a visit to Ghana for whatever reason.You showcased Ghana like nobody else can.A must for the year of return and beyond.
When I see our black brothers and sisters in the diasporas been maltreated by some white molato skin people ,I feel so sad because Mother Africa has a beautiful paradise for them with beautiful kinsmen who look exactly like them.It is my prayer that every black person in the diasporas should visit the motherland of Africa because this is our original home and this is where we belong.
I AS AN AFRICAN AMERICAN OF THE DIASPORA DON'T HAVE TO BE CONVINCED I KNOW IN MY HEART I WANT AFRICA THE MOTHERLAND TO BE MY HOME VERY VERY SOON I PRAY ALSO THAT THE OPPIRTUNITY COMES TO ME QUICK AND EASY TO COME PEACE TO ALL
I'm definitely going to the homeland
Minnie Weaver you are welcome,in this world you don’t have to stay st where you be treated as second class citizen
@Alfred Pasly exactly,it is my prayer that they wake up from their slumber,we are kings and Queens and the first person to be created.
I'm saddened by this comment
Greeting from Somalia, I have seen several videos of Ghana almost for the last month but this one is more then all that videos I watched before God bless Ghana I loved and you make me thinking about Ghana
Hey just buy ticket come come.come mr Somalia
I am from the Caribbean but always see my self in 🇬🇭 then I wake up and see I am in the uk 🇬🇧 feel sad .But hopefully I will go in a couple montns
*damn, by the way you make it sound, **_who needs wakanda when we already have ghana!_*
Ghana **is** Wakanda!
Carl Parrish 😂😂😂🤪
Kind of the same: Akan + Kingdoms = WakanDa
@@CarlParrish when are you coming back?
@@nasto4u850 likely Aug
My brother lives in Accra, Ghana. He moved there ten years ago from the United States. Now he building houses for people who want to come home. migratingculture.org
Interesting..
Straight out of Jamaica 🇯🇲💯 love how you sell Ghana 💪 next year am gonna visit for sure .first time watching your channel.i love it 🤗 you rock 💯🤗💪🇯🇲
This is the best travel video I've ever seen. No cap.
I lived in Ghana for 4yrs best years of my life. The food, culture, environment, people were awesome. I will be visiting family and friends anytime soon, I miss Ghana so much. I will come with alot of money because I owe my family and friends alot for the amazing experience they gave me in Ghana it helped me grow as a person.
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Bill Russell, can we keep in touch???
@@PassportHeavy I want to go and visit Ghana next year because my girlfriend is there. What things do I need before I go there and is it an expensive trip?
If the photo im looking at is your then all i can say. Is , make Ghana your home base... rather then the other way around. Let me break it down for you ...... your forfathers endured a alot of suffering in the Americas...And you live in America for most of your life, you live in Ghana ONLY!! 4 years, you're returning to Ghana with lots of money(as you say) to visit and monetarily help your friends ..RIGHT!!!! if you can afford to stay there then you should, because Africa Is a large continent and Ghana is only one of many countries in the African continent and it's the place where YOUR.... DNA ...Started.. For myself i will be taking my DNA back to the Mother Land in 2020.(Love me some African people) even though i've never been there i have always felt like i was born in Africa, because I've NEVER!!! Ever had the behavior of an average AfroAmericn female. My African brothers and sisters keep asking me......"you sure you're from America"....when i say yes!!! Then they say "it's hard to believe you're born and raised in America"feel free to stay in touch my brother through my businesss e-mail which is ....azizshirley7@gmail.com✌ and 💗 my African brother😊 and may you have a safe journey home.
@@treasurehunter183hunter8 when are you coming???
I love the way passport heavy crushes preconceived notions about foreign countries. Ghana is on my list!
Welcome home to the motherland Ghana the gateway to Africa Black Stars 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Thank you for this! I'm going on a study-abroad trip in the summer and I'm so excited!
Never knew Ghana was poppin like that. Oh I'm there
We visited Ghana 3 years ago! It was a sweet family reunion! We can’t wait to go back!
Happy Holidays
Been ready to go! Thanks for this video!
Thank so much Bro. for loving Ghana 🇬🇭, Ghanaians loves too..
Ghana! Home sweet home. I need another trip to the motherland. I always come back from Ghana feeling whole and happy. Thank you for this great video.
This video made me 😢 I miss the place so badly Ghanaians are seriously the most hospitable peaceful people you could ever meet peace and blessings for this video 😇❤️👌 🇬🇭 🇳🇬 💯
Great job! This Liberian girl cannot wait to visit! I returned to Africa last year and now I am hooked!!
I love Ghana...great places to visit, very smiling/friendly people, good food and business opportunity....nice video
I see... u ve been there...we love u
Another colonizer!!!
Ghana is the best place to go
You lucky you didn't see me there 😈
@@dantegourno9831 y’all say anything.