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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
- Meet Gabriel and K'von they both moved to Ghana from the States at a young age and got to realise some of the harsh realities of living in Ghana very quickly.
From dating in Ghana to having financial struggles they've experienced it all. Let's hear about their journey in Ghana.
You'll want to watch this episode.
You can find K'von here: / _kvon_____
Gabriel here: / thegabrieljohnson
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Hi there!
My name is Dela and I moved to Ghana from the UK in 2014. I have been living here with my 4 and trying to build a house in Ghana while establishing the lifestyle that we have craved for years.
On this channel, I'll be showcasing what it's like to live in Ghana and be a part of the diaspora, building a house in Ghana, and some relationship talks too.
I hope you'll enjoy this channel. Don't forget to subscribe if you do!
Nutitfafa (Peace)
Dela Xx
Whoo. Diasporan Ghanaian here.
This guy *NAILED* the critical thinking gap in Ghana and the rank failure of accountability in national institutions. My face was like this😮 as he walked us through catastrophic failures, just dropping gems. He never lied once.
The lack of sharpness, agency, peer review, inadequate training, acceptance of poor performance standards and ultimately the base lack of accountability. And it all stems from undue deference. It has choked the integrity and commonsense from citizenry.
I've known Ghanaians die of an asthma attack because there were no nebulising drugs in the hospital pharmacy.
Die from car accident because of pot holes and poor road maintenance and no ambulance. People who had scholarship money stolen, I've experienced police with no access to vehicles in an emergency situation. All these are known issues. People KNEW before and did nothing.
You can survive in Ghana, as long as your destiny is in your own hands. If you need any help from any institution? God help you. You better have money.
Ghanaians ALL know this to be the case and all they do is talk talk talk.
Problems happen elsewhere too, the difference is the lack of personal and institutional accountability afterwards.
Yehs please 😂
I share many of your views here but I have two questions: exactly what do you mean by "critical thinking gap in Ghana"? Also, what should Ghanaians be doing about the known problems that they are not doing beside "talk, talk, talk"?
@@py20 Ghanaians lack critical thinking. The ones that have thinking skills are the traveled ones. How can they acquire thinking skills? CONSISTENT TRAINING! More practical than theory. Ghanaians go to schools reading about a manual and never operating the machine. To be honest, the country is do damn slow minded that it will take some time to get there. No offence, just being honest.
"Ghanaians ALL know this to be the case and all they do is talk talk talk. " And look at you Chale ... talk talk talk yourself mtchwwwww!!!
Wise heads on young shoulders! This was a great interview, great advise and insight into expectations versus reality of living in Ghana. These young men will go far. ✨🙏🏾🙌🏾
Thank you for watching!!
May YAH forevermore bless and advance the MIGHTY works of all three of your lives, in YAHUSHA HAMASHIACH'S nane! Hallelujah Amen! Super PROUD of you all. Keep trusting HIM. ❤❤
Intelligent young men.
Great interview and this guys are very brilliants and will be able to make it big time here in NY.
Very intelligent young guys expecially the guy in white shirt
Hi Dela Nice conversation 😂😂😂😊
Opportunities in Ghana and by extension Africa are limitless. Too many of us are thinking about just a few businesses. Think outside the box looking around Ghana for problems and therein lies the opportunities.
Great guests and very knowledgeable.
This has been a mindset change for me, once you see the problems as opportunities you can do anything 🤙🏾
GR8 interview funny informative, light, eye opening real talk.well done❤
These young Black men give me hope for the future.
Dela great interview. Every time I randomly look at your videos it’s always full of information. YOU ARE KILLING THIS SPACE on CZcams. Congrats is in order. ❤
Thank you 🙏🏾 😊
Brovo 👏🏾 👏🏾 Young Men.... 💯%..FACTS!
Good interview, Dela. Very insightful young men.
Delightful interview Dela...it's inspiring to see our youth doing their thing on their terms...kudos 👏🏾 and tfs...
What an amazing interview 😍😍😍I loved it!!! Such intelligent young men ❤❤❤
Thank you for watching!!
Excellent Excellent Excellent. Amongst my top 5 CZcams videos. I wish it was longer as I feel they both have tons more to offer. Awesome my girl. Also this applies to Gambia, come with your coins and business ideas.
Wow! 🙏🏾
These guys learned early that there's a sign on their foreheads that says, "American ATM" 😂😋😛😝...They made a very good point, leave toxic behavior in the US/UK...do not bring it to Ghana because it won't end well, Ghanaians will not tolerate it. --- Great video lady Dela!!
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I live in north America and I experience women trying hard to get money from me.
Ok now move to Ghana and that will be EVERY woman. Want to pay for your groceries? The clerk will beg you for her own money too 😂
I will say it again. As a Ghanaian haven't lived in Ghana before and knowing how hard the place and economy is, There is no way in Hell I am moving back to Ghana for long term and not have money to sustain me for the duration of my stay. I take my hat off for those diasporan migrating to Ghana with little money.
By the time you figure out that Ghana and by extension Africa is the future, things will be too expensive for you. Forget about your happiness and mental state. I wish I had pivot back to Ghana 10-15 years ago.
@dadoboye1536 I don't believe Africa is going anywhere or anytime soon as long as you have generational corrupt incompetent leaders still running the country. I will either move back to Ghana on my foreign retirement income or my dead body back for burial.
@dadoboye1536 Ghana is going backwards not forward as long as you have generational incompetent corrupt leaders still running the country. Majority of Ghanaians including some of our families are dishonest. The only time I will move back to Ghana long term if I am retired collecting my monthly foreign retirement or my dead body is sent back for burial.
@@dadoboye1536I’m not sure if I would’ve wanted to be here that early unless I was buying land 😂 but 10 years ago I was a young teenager haha
Kwesi, I think the opportunities in Ghana are too good to miss. The chance for you to secure a future for yourself, to own and build something of value - you have to start something here.
In Europe/US, it has all been done and realistically your only hope is to work for someone and never get the true value of your labour and ideas, or to reshape what already exists.
In Ghana, what you work for is YOURS. Use what you have learned to your benefit. Truly, if you can avoid institutions the world is your oyster. (And yes,I know that is a big 'IF'!)
I don't know you but I would implore you to at least secure some land, or begin thinking of a plan.
The dating sounds soooooo CRAZY!!!!!!
😂😂😂
Is it not CRAZY where YOU ARE???.... smh
I’ve chosen to focus on myself for right now 😂
Most Ghanaian women don’t even know how to carry a conversation on a date. You will be wondering if she likes you or not 😂
@@Aeon1019Nah, Ghanaian dating is just hilarious. The women act like children and they could be 30 years old. A lot!
I am 1min 30secs into this and if the whole video plays out like this..... you have got yourself here your highest viewing video yet in the making.....even if I have to watch it 500,000 times to prove a point 😂
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Right? The kid was fearless and PREACHING.
@@user-dq7xr6kc9b Aww, thankyou. I tried my best.
It takes a Ghanaian 10 years to be stable in the USA, UK, Germany, etc.
“Yea” “yes!” “Mmm” “right!” 🤪
I live in Ghana. It’s one of the most unserious countries I’ve ever seen and trust me I’ve traveled A LOT. And don’t let anyone fool you, there’s work out there but the youth just don’t wanna do it cause the cultures glorifies working in an office making less than other jobs that pay higher. If you want to be frustrated, move to Ghana. 😂 THERE’S NO STREET LIGHTS IN SOME MAJOR ROADS! The Imigration officers ALWAYS beg for money. Idk man and yes the dating there it’s like women just date for men to buy them things. Women will beg you for money before even getting to know them. Customer service is horrendous cause business owners feel like they’re doing you the customer a favour 😂
The hospitals don’t know what they’re doing, infact most places don’t know what they’re doing fully 😂 most things just seem like a joke and no one is serious. Let me not start with the lack of critical thinking
WORD IS CHEAP! LETS ANALYZE THE STATEMENT: I DONT THINK YOUR GUEST, WHO THINKS HE HAS CRITICALLY THOUGHT ABOUT WHY GHANAIANS BEHAVE THE WAY THEY DO . HAS HE CRITICALLY THOUGHT THROUGH HIS STATEMENT BEFORE VOICING IT OUT. COULD IT BE THAT ITS A CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENTALIST TRAIT - I.e THE WAY THINGS ARE DONE??? . I HAVE WITHIN THE GHANAIAN ENVIRONMENT THAN A BLACK BRITISH OR BLACK AMERICAN IS WITHIN THE WESTERN ENVIRONMENT. AND THE EVIDENCE IS CLEAR - AFRICAN BREDS FARES WELL AND PROSPER IN WESTERN ENVIRONMENT THAN UK OR US BLACK PEOPLE WHO ARE ALWAYS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE ECONOMIC LADDER FOR A VERY LONG TIME. SO THE QUESTION IS IF WE BLACKS FROM THE WEST THINK WE ARE CRITICAL THINKERS , HOW COME WE ARE STILL AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LADDER IN THE WEST EVEN IF WE SEE OURSELVES AS CRITICAL THINKERS????
Oh trust me, Ghanaian men know how to beg for money too. 😮😮 There seems to be no shame in asking for money! It's BIG issue.
What do you mean you can't get to work and can I send you money for Uber?
What do you mean you want a phone, I just met you!!
@@user-dq7xr6kc9b For real. The begging is irritating from men and women but the women feel cause they loook cute they deserve your money for doing absolutely nothing but breathing around you. I found it funny when I was paying for something and the clerk is asking me for me money, like DO I KNOW YOU?
Everything, I mean every single thing is a joke in Ghana. Accra is over priced for no reason. The finishing to “luxury” homes is laughable. Ghana has been oversold to silly blk americans
@@user-dq7xr6kc9bYear of return to what? Backwardness ? Cause Ghana is so backwards!
GHANA is NOT a homeless and immigrant country like America, and there will be no PEACE in America, we have our freedom, peace and stress free, bye bye not to come to Ghana anymore byeeeee
My advice if u need good medical attention is to fly to South Africa.
The women play all men.
Great interview Dela. Small point: you have to start offering people insect repellent to be interviewed sitting there. Poor guys itching, scratching and swatting all the way through! Looked uncomfortable cha 😂😂😂
There were a few bugs but were used to it at this point 😂
Not using critical thinking is intentional.
Please explain what you mean.
@@kuyahkudey3217, They have critical thinking but they decide when to use it and when not to use it. Someone with no critical thinking but can still come up with a perfect idea to scam someone?
😂😂😂
@@niiamu3300Bruv that’s actually a good point 😂😂😂 they’re smarter than they let on 😅
Bolt and Uber drivers 🥴