Marlin Beach Resort | The Bob Marley Movie | Are Ghanaians & Diasporans Friends? | LIVING IN GHANA
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- Heyyy loves, akwaaba once again to another video! Join me in todays vlog of highs and lows. I’m super grateful for those around me who make me laugh and smile and also life my spirits♥️ Thanks for watching make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe 🥰
CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Marlin Beach Resort
2:26 - Girls Night Bob Marley Movie
4:44 - Maintenance/Starting Therapy
10:23 - How We Spent Independence Day
20:09 - Afternoon Tea With Leonie ♥️
21:13 - Outro
Music Used In This Video Does Not Belong To Me:
Song Credit: JayDottCee/@khnocopyrightmusic
Hi there, my name is Precious Hanah and welcome to my internet diary. In 2017 I moved to Ghana from the UK and have been navigating life here in the motherland and loving it! I love culture, dance and travel. I'm currently finishing my MPHIL in Dance Ethnography, at the University of Ghana, researching Afrobeats and Afro Dance. Please stick around and enjoy this journey with me.
Instagram: @precioushanah_
Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go. - Joshua 1:9
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Love this ❤
Thank you sis 🥰♥️
"we ourselves as diasporans do we like one another?" that is such a powerful quote that I agree with. We ourselves as diasporans for example in Europe (where I live as a Togolees) in my opinion don't support each other like I wish we would as black people in general. If we want change and a stronger unity, we need to start liking (supporting) ourselves first, if not there will always be division. I believe that change will come when we see that we're part of the future of our countries (continent) and are not helping that if we keep 'hating' each other and of course you'll never like everyone, but that's not always needed if you want to work on a business, build etc.
Great topic and vlog Hanah 👏🏾❤
I agree!! Well said!! Hmmm in the UK we are segregated from other Africans you know it wasn’t till I moved to Ghana I realised I don’t have Togolese friends! Or have been introduced to Togolese culture. Crazy! Togo is literally 4 hours from Accra and we are so similar in culture. These things, we as individuals just have to be willing to ‘cross the bridges’ and connect with people. And you know I’m willing 😅
@@PreciousHanah Right, it’s crazy sometimes how people can live so close in distance, but still be so far apart🫠 but like you said we need to start doing the work ourselves to see change!! That willingness is already a start to greatness 🤗 If I get the chance I would LOVE to be part of those events, conversations and meet more people that way…Truly love watching you living in Ghana and running a travel business (veryyy inspiring🙌🏾✨), it gives me so much perspective on how to navigate things one day back in Togo and the lifestyle chances I can expect, much more blessings to you🙌🏾
I definitely enjoyed the movie 😊. I need to check this beach out! Staycation here I come 😅
To be honest we do need another movie night and beach day!
Nice thump up!!!
Thank you!😊
Ayyyyyyy 🤩🤩
Ayyyyy💃🏾
It sometimes feels like we can't win as diasporans being told we're not Ghanaian of 'Ghanaian enough' and then being blamed for not doing enough to help Ghana. I agree that we're like family that don't always get along. I also feel like some of the frustration had towards the politicians and Ghana's social and economic state is sometimes taken out on Ghanaian diasporans which I guess is fair sometimes because we can be so removed from it. But we also don't have a choice in the parents we were born to and where they chose to raise us and I feel like theres a need for both sides to learn to understand each others differences but also our many similarities
But I also believe that all of this is based on choice, the same way u rarely see or interact with certain family members is the same way u should have the freedom to choose here
Completely agree. The last lady spoke about empathy honestly that what we all need to truly begin to understand one another 🙏🏾 thank you sooo much for watching 🥰🙏🏾
Please what is the name of the last restaurant you visited? The one with the white exterior...
Hey thank you for watching 😊 it’s not a restaurant with a name it’s an air bnb that people can stay at. This is the link…
www.airbnb.com/rooms/1078391226833617150?adults=6&check_in=2024-05-31&source_impression_id=p3_1710109055_tWfP0%2BbyrU03BR7%2F&previous_page_section_name=1000&federated_search_id=916fdf9f-ce9a-4d2f-be5a-daa7c2d68696&guests=1&check_out=2024-06-02&modal=DESCRIPTION
@@PreciousHanah Sure....thanks for sharing )
"Are we friends?" All those "no's" broke my heart, as an "African American" getting ALL THESE VISA documents to 'visit' Ghana this summer... wow just WOW! Yikes... 👀😩😕 Gotta PRAY over this visit...
P.S. Where is the place you all had Afternoon Tea, (looks beautiful)? 😊
I know right!!! But you’ll be welcomed with opened arms I promise ♥️🙏🏾
When it comes to meeting people just be vigilant people are very friendly here but don’t let them take you openness, happiness and friendliness for weakness and you will be just fine 🤗🙏🏾
I know right!!! But you’ll be welcomed with opened arms I promise ♥️🙏🏾
When it comes to meeting people just be vigilant people are very friendly here but don’t let them take you openness, happiness and friendliness for weakness and you will be just fine 🤗🙏🏾
@PreciousHanah BIG THANKS for sharing this!! My last time in Africa (a thousand moons ago, Cameroon), was a BEAUTIFUL experience, so all the 'no's' I was like wow, WHAT happened??? We can't let them divide us!💯❤️