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Looks good:)

When she said she felt that the ocean was in a rage. I felt the same thing when i went to Ghana. Anytime we we near the Atlantic

I'm wondering, if anyone knows how to change / replace the eyecup (viewfinder peace)?

Wonderful video thank you so much for sharing😁🙌🏾

You're a life saver.

Beautiful reaction. That baby is going to be so loved.

❤OMG Roots! I’m soooooo excited for them.

Feel like home dont be scare about anything ghana is home feel free

Waoo nice vlog

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Ah hearing ah Trini 🇹🇹 in d mix 👀

Please what is the name of the place you stayed and the name of the cafe?.

Sorry Ghanaians don’t drink coffee

i dont understand why you guys will leave the embassy gardens and go all the way to AnC mall whiles Accra mall is very close to ur apartment?

I’m glad you have experienced spicy 🌶️ foods are more healthy my love remember it medicinal organic.

Thanks for sharing! What was the name of the place you stayed in when you first arrived in Ghana?

Wow very nice to enjoy in ghana

Let me get my pineapple 🍍 in the fridge

The place y’all bought the bread from is pronounced man…care…seem 😀( Mankessim)

It is eggplant stew really good I’m salivating right now just watching y’all eat these boiled yams and plantains.😀

Hi ladies loved watching try the soursop...usually as carribeans we juice the pit of the soursop and add condensed milk to it and drink it that way...yummm there you have a taste of sweet&sour try it next time enjoy😊food for thought

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I like the way you really enjoyed your trip without any negativity like most African Americans do and you were very honest with everything you said and i agree. Makola market is bigger and better Madina. The town you bought the bread is called Mankessim (literally means big town or big country). Its actually a 3 Akan word name Man (town or country pronounced as Maan), Kesse (means big) Mu (means in but the u is never said), hence the name Mankessem/ Mankessim.

The hospitality you spoke about is 5rue and i agree with you. They try not to be too much approaching to the customers because most of the customers also find it pushy when the waiters/waitress is constantly attending to them and Ghana is very laid back country unlike in mist western countries where you are allocated a certain time or reservation for a period for your dinner and you are out for next customer. Here in Ghana they allow you for your relaxation and privacy and also please not make the looks of some people be a turn off because thats just how they look and you will be surprised to realise how nice they are when you approach them and they really are nice. They try not to be in your face all the time but they do give everyone great attention. Lots of diaspora always complain when they see them serving white people and complain they are giving them more attention than them. But its tgeir job to serve everyone and most at times they see you as one of them and not a guest in some places until you speak out. Most Africans welcome foreigners and any outsider to feel at home and if they don't know you are a diaspora especially being a black person they wouldn't know to give you the more attention any foreigner looks out for because we see you as a family and not just a customer. So you see sometimes the foreigners seem to get a bit more attention ti make them feel more welcome amd comfortable in the society or any place.

About tje Uber and most places reason why they dont take the electronic payment is because the government pass a new tax law called e-levy to get a cut on all electronic payment and transactions. So if you pay the Uber electronically you pay e-levy and he also gets that same e-levy deducted from his end upon cashing out. So both parties lose on it that's why they prefer cash transactions.

That's my favourite meal you are having right there. Please ask them to add some avocados next time because it really goes well with it. I meant the eggplant stew and the eggs and tomatoes stew (sometimes with corned beef). There is also spinach or kontomire (tarro or cocoyam leaves) stew also nice with the boiled yam and plantain. The palm wine has 2 types, the fresh non-fermented (usually for the ladies and children because its non alcoholic) and the fermented on (alcoholic but sweet in taste when drinking so must be careful because it can get you drunk completely.

Welcome to Ghana. Enjoy your stay

Garden eggs are a variety of egg plant or aubagines. If peeled they all are same in taste. The skinny plantain you got with the Yam is called Apem in Twi language in Ghana. The yam goes very well with this garden eggs stew. If you dont like it too spicy always tell them when ordering the food. Because they always assume everyone has same taste like some Ghanaians do. Not everyone eats spicy hot food.

WOW! THANK SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR TRIP TO GHANA!❤

Great video!! Engrossing with every passing minute 😊, can’t skip any part of it! Looks like you two had an amazing time 👍🏾👍🏾

I enjoyed watching you guys visit to Ghana. It seemed as if you guys had a calm and stress free trip. Great job with your music selections for your video. I truly enjoyed watching.

Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤️

hi Empress good morning ohemaa how are you baby Beautiful juice eyes and lips brown chocolate Beauty queen . you look good baby

Welcome to Ghana your home

Hey welcome home sisters ❤

That’s Embassy Gardens I stayed one week go to the gym etc $80 a night situated at cantoment. Snow sister’s having great time

U looking so beautiful 😊😊

Ur too good in video shoot😊😊😊

Out of 60 castles and fort in Africa, Ghana 🇬🇭 has 46 out of the 69😊Sad

I like Kelewele so much 😊😅😅😅😅😅 I mis it

Next time go to Makola market 😊

Haha is ur glasses for me ?

I like ur hairstyle ❤❤❤

I’m watching you from London ❤❤❤

Did u enjoyed ur trip to motherland?

Hahaha 😂 is walkings for me ??????😅😅😅

I’m enjoying ur beautiful song at the background 😊❤❤❤

U guys re awesome 😊

Very interesting video ❤❤❤

Ur welcome to the motherland 😊