How A Jamaican Returned To Benin To Pour Libation For Her Ancestors!

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Комментарии • 590

  • @JJ-gl9eo
    @JJ-gl9eo Год назад +240

    Some of us in Jamaica knows we're Africans not because we were not born in Africa but because African is born in us.. Peter Tosh said as long as we are a blk person we are an African.🇯🇲🇯🇲💯

    • @coolislandbreeze9906
      @coolislandbreeze9906 Год назад +13

      True word

    • @Sas74-TV
      @Sas74-TV Год назад +12

      Exactly

    • @bandit4true
      @bandit4true Год назад +27

      No matter where you come from, as long as you are a black man you're an African. Peter Tosh

    • @fivestar000
      @fivestar000 Год назад

      😂 shut up, obviously we all know we are Africans and other blacks outside of Africa you can’t be that slow to only think you found that out because Peter tosh 😂😂😂

    • @PurplePillRiches
      @PurplePillRiches Год назад +16

      Don't mind your nationality, u have identity of a african

  • @blessedestiny7460
    @blessedestiny7460 Год назад +122

    No matter how sad, emotional a true life story could be, it must be told, it's our reality, Africa should work hard, visit home, build, transform & rebrand Africa to give it back it's precious name "Mama Africa" to avoid another wave of "Modern Gates Of No Return" from all parts of the world

    • @indulgeyesindulgeasmr
      @indulgeyesindulgeasmr Год назад +5

      Well said👑🥰🌻

    • @karolevy1072
      @karolevy1072 Год назад +3

      best comment so far you are lighted🥰👌✍

    • @marthachiweshe6674
      @marthachiweshe6674 Год назад +6

      Woow so true👏 . We are enslaving ourselves in the diaspora. Modern Gates of NO return. This really touched my heart.

    • @1xfirst431
      @1xfirst431 Год назад +1

      Facts Fam 👏🏾

  • @vinnettebennett4574
    @vinnettebennett4574 Год назад +191

    I have returned to Ghana in December and now Kenya in February. I bring with me the spirit of my deceased Jamaican parents who never saw where their ancestors were from. I know that they are joyful that I can travel to Africa! You have to remember that not everyone can afford these travels.

    • @adlenaijomah3646
      @adlenaijomah3646 Год назад +5

      GOD BLESS YOU, I HOPE YOU ARE HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME!!
      I hope to be in Ghana for 14 days this June. I'm trying to find a tour group, do you have any suggestions ??? 💜

    • @vinnettebennett4574
      @vinnettebennett4574 Год назад +6

      @@adlenaijomah3646 I traveled with Mahogany tours

    • @leonardorjioffor6683
      @leonardorjioffor6683 Год назад +4

      I believe the only issues of travelling to Africa is simply because of higher exuberant of tickets

    • @samborosamboro9213
      @samborosamboro9213 Год назад +3

      Am proud of you 👏❤

    • @adlenaijomah3646
      @adlenaijomah3646 Год назад +2

      @@vinnettebennett4574
      Thank You

  • @mizzgeek
    @mizzgeek Год назад +38

    My DNA results show our female ancestors were brought to the USA from Sierra Leone. I've been home 3 times and in December 2022 I received citizenship of descent - I am grateful to be able to do this for my ancestors.

  • @ladyvisionaryrwanda
    @ladyvisionaryrwanda Год назад +44

    I saw Jamaican in the title and clicked so quickly. Jamaican watching from Rwanda. Great content, what more can I say!

  • @ricardosturridge9985
    @ricardosturridge9985 Год назад +24

    No matter where you come from..as long as you’re black man you’re an African... don’t mind your complexion.. you’ve got the identity of an African...

  • @carlettpalmer5838
    @carlettpalmer5838 Год назад +132

    This is so emotional because am a Jamaican living in the USA and because off you Wode Maya i learn so much about Africa and I know my ancestors is calling me home because that’s where my heart is. Have done my DNA and Benin and Togo is part of my DNA also Ghana but Nigeria 🇳🇬 is where I have the highest percentage which is 62% Kenya also as 12 % of my DNA so this is really emotional right now for me. I love Wode Maya because he’s the one open my eyes to Africa. I visited Nigeria 🇳🇬 in 2020 and it was the greatest experience I ever had and there’s no price tag on this visit. Keep on going Wode Maya because there’s a great reward in heaven for you ❤🙏🤗

    • @coolislandbreeze9906
      @coolislandbreeze9906 Год назад +16

      I am also a Jamaican living in the USA with very similar DNA breakdown. My plan as long as the universe permits is to stand with bare feet on the soil of my ancestral homeland

    • @chidinque
      @chidinque Год назад +6

      You are both welcome. Lets keep venerating our ancestors, bless them up to 8 generations before thee because without them you wont be here...and bless your future self 8 generations ahead ... Africa will rise again🎯

    • @cmartin5903
      @cmartin5903 Год назад +5

      Jamaican in France but my heart is in the motherland. As mixed as we are, our hearts are in Africa...only God can explain it. It's like a place for all of us to be accepted and united.

    • @florandirai1757
      @florandirai1757 Год назад +4

      Welcome to Kenya.

    • @carlettpalmer5838
      @carlettpalmer5838 Год назад +2

      @@florandirai1757 Hi ,thank you I really wanna visit that’s my next place to visit. I love Kenyans❤️

  • @goddessakosua5750
    @goddessakosua5750 Год назад +34

    Blessed love wode Maya. I'm a Jamaican living in Ghana, I have a show coming up in Akuma village Ghana, February 18 what a honor it will be to get wode Maya, interview goddess Akosua 🔥❤️❤️💯 ONE AFRICA

  • @dennisblack2956
    @dennisblack2956 Год назад +23

    Very touching Wode Maya especially as I am British born from Jamaican parents and now i have moved to The Motherland and very grateful and I feel Highly Blessed and Highly Favored

  • @IAMLISAROYAL
    @IAMLISAROYAL Год назад +21

    I came to Ghana last October and trust me I’m attached I’m going back this year

  • @sylvesterstewart3641
    @sylvesterstewart3641 Год назад +36

    🇯🇲 I have to visit the Mother Land!

    • @klaw1425
      @klaw1425 Год назад +1

      May Almighty Allah bless you abundantly amen and make it easy for you to visit the mother land amen 🙏 🙌

  • @nanabujukwame4908
    @nanabujukwame4908 Год назад +26

    l have been to the door of no return in Benin. Victory Mama Africa 🇬🇭

    • @danielkomolafe936
      @danielkomolafe936 Год назад

      I will have to go there too whenever I visit Africa. I have passed through Benin Republic to Ghana many years when I was doing buying and selling before leaving Africa to Europe, I never know that there is a place Benin called a door of no return. A big thank you to Wode Maya for showing us Africans in diaspora this.

  • @blessedAfrikan217
    @blessedAfrikan217 Год назад +65

    My brother, as a Jamaican, when she said we lost our name and don't know what tribe we belong, it brings tears to my eyes. Many of us out here kept on saying the same thing, we don't know our true name or families.

    • @klaw1425
      @klaw1425 Год назад +3

      May Almighty Allah bless you

    • @chiyenyumba7135
      @chiyenyumba7135 Год назад +6

      @@klaw1425 she will be blessed by her, African ancestors

    • @driversseat1707
      @driversseat1707 Год назад +1

      @@klaw1425 Allah is part of the problem. The English had pleaded with Arab And African Muslims to stop enslaving Africans and they refused, citing it is allowable in Islam. Slavery in Saudi Arabia finally stopped in the 1960’s as a condition of the oil deals with The West.

    • @klaw1425
      @klaw1425 Год назад

      @@driversseat1707 Allah means God ,stop your ignorance prejudice and Islamophobia. You are sore throat liar, bring your proof if you're truthful.

    • @klaw1425
      @klaw1425 Год назад

      @@driversseat1707 why English didn't bring the goods gold and those resources they robbed from ghana and continent in general

  • @coolislandbreeze9906
    @coolislandbreeze9906 Год назад +50

    She has spoken for me 😢😢I cry but not in pain but In hope.

  • @donellarfergus5039
    @donellarfergus5039 Год назад +4

    Am a proud AfroCarribbean from the island of st.kitts 🇰🇳🇰🇳🇰🇳🇰🇳

  • @rhondamona8830
    @rhondamona8830 Год назад +34

    This was very moving. I have returned three times...Ghana, Senegal and Benin.

    • @ismailasalifu8592
      @ismailasalifu8592 Год назад

      Try And Visit Badgry lagos Nigeria you will See The Chain ⛓ That the European use to take our people away

  • @stepstoleaps
    @stepstoleaps Год назад +12

    I am a Barbadian who always says "I am an African" and so proud of it. Thanks be to the Lord for allowing us to be here despite the cruel oppression our forefathers and foremothers went through. I wish I was monetary and physical able to visit, but if you can, do it!

  • @AuntyKarena
    @AuntyKarena Год назад +47

    I love Africa. I love the culture. I have not gone in years. My adult kids who are half Nigerian are planning a trip there next year. My oldest son has traveled nearly around the world and he said it is a shame he identifies as Nigerian and hasn’t gone home since he was a kid. Love from 🇺🇸. I AM AFRICAN.

    • @okuomose1
      @okuomose1 Год назад

      Lack of patriotism in your family

    • @oluolatunde342
      @oluolatunde342 Год назад

      @@okuomose1 you can't define patriotism for anyone! Stop being ignorant!

  • @tamikolee2011
    @tamikolee2011 Год назад +19

    I loved this video. It made me cry. I am from the United States. I WILL return someday soon.

    • @klaw1425
      @klaw1425 Год назад +2

      Tears are blessings from the lord and may he Almighty Allah bless you abundantly amen and make it easy for you to visit the mother land 🙏❤

    • @happysuppey3541
      @happysuppey3541 Год назад +2

      Please we are waiting for your return may GOD provide for you

  • @phantom2k10
    @phantom2k10 Год назад +9

    You can tell this sister has inner peace.The tides are changing and the great awakening has already begun.As the european/western nations continue to decay,the african continent will continue to become a place of return/refuge for the sons and daughters of the continent.Once we all go back home,the european/west is finished.May we all realise,experience and contribute to the rebirth and great change that is coming for africa by africans,Ase.Wode my beloved brother,keep up the great work and may the msot high continue to bless you

    • @jonathanmwaura3348
      @jonathanmwaura3348 Год назад +1

      No body can change that which it's time has come. Brothers and sisters come home.Also let our leaders not be entisised by the Western Countries who all they desire is to rob us .

  • @Kofi.86
    @Kofi.86 Год назад +26

    I was born in Jamaica but I know am AFRICAN and soon I will return. I always say we lost meaning we was taken from our land from our culture, spirituality, names and our language just imagine.

  • @cherryhaze4176
    @cherryhaze4176 Год назад +12

    A South African watching from Ghana 🇬🇭

  • @berthekabwe871
    @berthekabwe871 Год назад +70

    You can tell she has a beautiful soul. I am happy she was able to return home to connect with her ancestors. I hope more people will be inspired by her story.

    • @delteenanewman5303
      @delteenanewman5303 Год назад +4

      Yes you can see the genuineness in her I always acknowledge my ancestors

    • @SuperArmani4
      @SuperArmani4 Год назад +2

      Yes I agree she has a beautiful soul. I can see and feel it real one's needs to move out of Babylon cuz the most HIGH is coming for them 🇰🇾🇯🇲

  • @one_africa_tv1444
    @one_africa_tv1444 Год назад +20

    she has chosen to forgive her ancestors hence blessing the land and so I believe the healing she called for will come. thank you sis.

  • @christophermckenzie3629
    @christophermckenzie3629 Год назад +17

    Thanks you for this video I am a jamaican 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏🙏🙏

  • @blessedAfrikan217
    @blessedAfrikan217 Год назад +29

    Woda Maya may you live a thousand years my brother. Thank you for what you do.

  • @EkowSimpson
    @EkowSimpson Год назад +20

    This is powerful ❤❤❤

  • @nerishoundegla3515
    @nerishoundegla3515 Год назад +3

    My country 🇧🇯🇧🇯 Thanks Wode!!!

  • @jetsnitram7188
    @jetsnitram7188 Год назад +28

    One of the most amazing things that you can observe in the morning been done by street vendors who set up stalls to sell either in the markets or on the roadside in Jamaica is the pouring of libations. I don't think that they know what they are doing but they do it but they do it everyday 🇯🇲.

  • @burifumamafreekha7784
    @burifumamafreekha7784 Год назад +54

    Am preparing to come back home. Been out for seven years. I pray for abundance to be able to settle back home. I have learned alot . While leaving Africa I thought greener pastures was out here but no. The reverse is the truth. I miss mother Africa. Even if not in the corrupted country Cameroon I come from. I will surely find a home in the neighbouring countries. Much love brother. Keep up the good work🌻

    • @martinagyemang3284
      @martinagyemang3284 Год назад +3

      Oh please do. Will be the best

    • @bigmama4293
      @bigmama4293 Год назад +2

      Sister come back home to your country, your vibration can turn things around. I innerstand your perspective but we can change Cameroon with time. Beside Babylon is falling and our ancestors are back in flesh and spirit.

    • @audreyhamilton3502
      @audreyhamilton3502 Год назад +1

      Tell me where there's no corruption and I'll tell you it's not on earth 🌍. Truly my friend wherever you are NOW, corruption runs rampant. Interestingly, the way they present their corruption is so inately wicked that you're not aware untill you are caught between a rock and a hard place. Remember the debts you incur trying to own a house or a car, or going to school to educate yourself for " the perfect job" ???? Remember the threats you get vis mail, collection agencies, constant messages and calls you receive?? These may be assumptions, but if most people are honest, they'll identify themselves and their experience in this... corruption looks pretty and legal.....but once you sign on the line, you are bound. Working from pay check to paycheck, never ever getting out due to interest rates etc.....I can go on and on and on...but I believe you got the picture... corruption is everywhere but in the west, it's devise to control your very existence and your destiny. Therefore, go build your motherland, become innovative. Blessings always 🙏

    • @bigmama4293
      @bigmama4293 Год назад +2

      @@audreyhamilton3502 On point Sis!

    • @belindadugah2931
      @belindadugah2931 Год назад +2

      My dear, every African country is in some state of corruption, go back home to your own people and find peace ✌

  • @ogomsseries
    @ogomsseries Год назад +9

    She speaks so beautifully and inspiring too❤️❤️❤️❤️.

  • @cookiemammaoriginal6824
    @cookiemammaoriginal6824 Год назад +12

    To touch The Mother Land is a different feeling all together! Go experience it for yourself!

  • @QwabenaStunna
    @QwabenaStunna Год назад +4

    What best life can´t she live in England but see she has come to glorify our ancestors.
    Am really tourched of this video, lets come back as Maya said not coming in with your bags but come and esperience AFRICA!
    If BLACK wins AFRICA win!, lets all come back together to support our continent AFRICA!✊🤜🤛

  • @KwakuAnkoma
    @KwakuAnkoma Год назад +27

    I think it's trauma that possibly affects all black people on this planet. I grew up in the Caribbean and consider myself African. However, over my lifetime I've met many people born in Africa who go out of their way to tell me I am not African.

    • @vulimu
      @vulimu Год назад +9

      Africa is in you. Runs through your veins same way it runs through my veins. You are my sibling in another continent. Forget about those who tell you you are not African. I'm a Kenyan and warmly embrace you and all that feel the connection to The Motherland. Mama Africa never abandons her children. Your roots grow deep and strong in Africa.

    • @righteous803
      @righteous803 Год назад +6

      Yes some peace ignorant indeed I have worked with people from West indies who are even darker that myself and claim to be of Asian descent. Ignorance is in all of us but we need to re educate. Ourselves and unite

    • @ameyawfamilytv
      @ameyawfamilytv Год назад

      Once you are a Jamaican u are an African

    • @imrandamss2385
      @imrandamss2385 Год назад +4

      You should not leave a human being define your personnality.

    • @jewel3567
      @jewel3567 Год назад

      Sadly the propaganda against black people is insidious poison ☠️ We are Black and we are proud.😊✊🏿

  • @rebeccaphaleni6156
    @rebeccaphaleni6156 Год назад +11

    It's true, knowing your roots somehow open your eyes and mindset

  • @logueg
    @logueg Год назад +20

    This one touched the soul.

  • @ChanVanessaErnandez
    @ChanVanessaErnandez Год назад +19

    The way she speaks to the ancestors is very moving! I truly believe that healinh our collective trauma starts with returning and paying proper homage to our ancestors.

    • @spirittraveller7411
      @spirittraveller7411 Год назад +1

      I had a dream two years ago where a world-wind whisked me and children to AFRICA-thanks to #WodeMaya and #BlaXit I have returned.

  • @EnterTheNinja101
    @EnterTheNinja101 Год назад +4

    As the great Rasta poet Muta Baruka said a cow born in a pig's pen is still a cow no matter what an African born in Jamaica America Canada or UK is still an African no matter what

  • @baimustapha
    @baimustapha Год назад +10

    Africa to the world 🌎 🎉

  • @Berthasglobe
    @Berthasglobe Год назад +12

    Everything is here, Africa is our home, such a beautiful story, thanks Wode Maya, more blessings from above upon your life 🙏🏽

  • @Hlulizinyanga
    @Hlulizinyanga Год назад +19

    I am now advanced in age. In my youth I could never finish a chapter on slavery but these presentations encourage me to listen as they are not only about the misery of slavery but also celebrate the resilience of their off springs who are willing to come back. It is true in Africa you won’t be “ beaten for being black” though Adela is still developing But I feel it is developing very fast. I would also encourage people to come back and build, develop and enjoy your mother land. I am also emotional. Wodemaya mayGod lprotect you.always❤

  • @afrosamtv
    @afrosamtv Год назад +19

    Wow that gate is historical and hey Benin holds some strong legacy thanks for this episode this is Epic and impressive

  • @ajaniwilliams6257
    @ajaniwilliams6257 Год назад +6

    🇯🇲🇯🇲 a Lion born in Jamaica is still a lion - African is our predominant race - Jamaica is a land of our birth and we appreciate the initiation journey through those lands and the triumph- but it’s time to return

  • @vinnette4583
    @vinnette4583 Год назад +7

    This is a beautiful video thanks Maya I love to listen to history I never forget my ancestors In Africa Viewing from Jamaica 🇯🇲👍👍👍👍

  • @berthekabwe871
    @berthekabwe871 Год назад +6

    There is power in knowing your roots and history. Knowing where you come from will free your mind!! Every black person should set foot on the African soil before you exist the world!!!

  • @yvonneprempeh2422
    @yvonneprempeh2422 Год назад +2

    Maya please try and bring this lady to Ghana she's a true daughter of Africa, the things she says means she's been directed by the ancestors.

  • @williamgamelisenaya793
    @williamgamelisenaya793 Год назад +6

    Wow,Wode Maya you're the man.
    Nuff respect ma man
    Love 💖 your work
    Bless up 🙏🙏
    Watching from the land downunder Sydney NSW Australia

  • @omoz189
    @omoz189 Год назад +6

    Wow I really loved what Georgina was saying , pouring libation to the Ancestor on the beach ⛱ beautifully displayed to the Ancestors 😎 🙏

  • @franceskast1954
    @franceskast1954 Год назад +4

    Has Haitian I love going to Benin republic I been there 3 times it was so nice for me to see my people

    • @hugo-di6xm
      @hugo-di6xm Год назад

      How do you find life there?

  • @biggasmelly
    @biggasmelly Год назад +36

    This lovely lady is truly Spiritual, trust me. This reminds me of the very first time I visited Gambia in 2018. It was my first time in Africa. I recall going to the mini hotel supermarket and purchasing around 6 small bottles of Strong alcohol, and heading to the beach the next day. To pour libations to the Ancestors. I remember pouring Whisky, Rum, Gin, and Red wine at the waters edge. And calling out The Ancestors. "I said to all my Ancestors known and unknown and all my cousins and Brethren that was stolen from West Africa rest in peace. To those who jumped ship and died at sea rest in peace. And to all the families that were left behind rest in peace. Your great great great grandson is back".
    It was such an emotional sensation that made my blood feel so warm all over my body. And that night I had some of the most powerful dreams I have ever had. Africa is the most Magical place you will ever find.

    • @carmennicholson2867
      @carmennicholson2867 Год назад +1

      Biggasmelly' thats a strange name but I'm glad your 1st visit to Africa' The Gambia was a good experience

    • @Agboka
      @Agboka Год назад +2

      I'm happy for the prayer/ libation that you poured down to our ancestors.

    • @YT4Me57
      @YT4Me57 Год назад +1

      Beautiful! "For we are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses..." Amen. Ase!!!

    • @righteous803
      @righteous803 Год назад +3

      I have such admiration of this lady, what you did has removed a big cloud around you, would like to visit this place as African, in the southern of Africa slavery was within from our colonisers and still there.

    • @biggasmelly
      @biggasmelly Год назад +6

      Biggasmelly is my online name. Yes thanks for your comment. I Actually live in Gambia now..And I love it so much!!

  • @courtneylawrence3481
    @courtneylawrence3481 Год назад +6

    My heart is full. I am living in England but I must return one day.

  • @maatikcivilization2174
    @maatikcivilization2174 Год назад +9

    Very powerful interview 👌🏾🖤
    What is dramatic today is that History is repeating itself with the Mediterranean Sea becoming a great cemetery for African youth fleeing the neocolonialism of the 21st century!

  • @blessedAfrikan217
    @blessedAfrikan217 Год назад +18

    Woda Maya, I like how you speak truth without fear of what they might say. When you said it's sad that they are commercializing our return, that so damn true. Why do we have to pay in order to go back to the land of our ancestors? The land of their own that was taken away into all that tribulations that they endured. This is wickedness what they are doing to us. Some don't even want to have a conversation about our return.

    • @berthekabwe871
      @berthekabwe871 Год назад +3

      The difference between this comment and this video, is that this comment is solely focused on one negative accept of the entire message in the video. Wode is able to criticize the commercializing the year of return, without losing focus of his message. Perhaps, one important message is that Wode said not all Diaspora should go to Ghana but they are free to go to any country where their DNA reveals. There are other countries that are not commercializing year of return.

    • @randya1773
      @randya1773 Год назад +2

      What did u or do u have to pay to return apart from the usual flight tickets, hotel bills and food...?

    • @blessedAfrikan217
      @blessedAfrikan217 Год назад

      Use the brain.

    • @kindomofghana
      @kindomofghana Год назад

      ​@@blessedAfrikan217 Take your own advice and use your brain to answer the question posed to you. Are you expecting developing countries whose citizens survive on about a dollar a day to foot your bill? The level of entitlement some of you have is out of this world!

  • @filgemuzic
    @filgemuzic Год назад +6

    Bro very well spoken you almost convinced me to visit Africa even though I did not want to. I feel that African Chiefs and leaders sold my ancestors to slavery they owe us for all the wealth my Ancestors left behind and the suffering of 400+ years of oppression. I love your videos

    • @kwesitwi6596
      @kwesitwi6596 Год назад

      Come home my brother, there’s more wealth that your ancestors left here in the motherland Africa, but the syndrome of Africans sold their own ancestors are lies that was stated by the western educational institutions, so don’t buy into that, because we know who owns and hold the guns and the plantations. Peace ✌🏿

    • @asaasare220
      @asaasare220 Год назад

      It is in the same vein that Marcus Garvey was sold … always remember some of those who collaborated in the trade jumped on the boats and joined you in Jamaica so don’t waste time on African chiefs n people worry about what’s going on in Jamaica … please stay leave africa alone we have enough problems

  • @ms.inspiration385
    @ms.inspiration385 Год назад +10

    What a Beautiful spirit she has! I can't wait to visit. Thank you Wode Maya!

  • @foxygtv1328
    @foxygtv1328 Год назад +5

    Please show us more of Benin 🇧🇯 the festivals 🎊 and the way of living! Thank you and be blessed, shalom

  • @lieyees.joejr.116
    @lieyees.joejr.116 Год назад +13

    Wow just wow, I am speechless and tearing right now.
    WODE MAYA thank you so very kindly for what you are doing for us and our continent.

  • @Sunnymedia
    @Sunnymedia Год назад +19

    I'm first person here. And I'm crying for this video 😭😭😭😭. Thank you wode Maya for this video. It made me to reflect on so many things

  • @wildflower7925
    @wildflower7925 Год назад +8

    I almost cried, this was emotional 🥹

  • @mgeorge162
    @mgeorge162 Год назад +6

    I'm planning my visit to Ghana this year 2023 in Oct

  • @0tismadaline
    @0tismadaline Год назад +18

    This is such emotional history, thanks for documenting this with us and l agree with you on letting their feet step on the motherland to feel at home 🤗😍

  • @MsAjoa
    @MsAjoa Год назад +2

    Please don't stop doing wonderful videos like this... 🙏 It opens our mind to understand what they did to us.
    Unite Africa, unite Africannes !!

  • @ayubarosalia9362
    @ayubarosalia9362 Год назад +9

    Talking to the ancestors, is something a lot of people in Surinam are doing that by throwing Water from the calabash on the ground!! We aks them to be with us treu our yourney here on earth!!

  • @soniahalstead6231
    @soniahalstead6231 Год назад +3

    I am so bless to see a jamaica putting her feet on ours mother land thanks you my son for this videos i am sonia from jamaica i always wash your videos of all that happening i my mother land may God continue to bless you

  • @edrinkalema1114
    @edrinkalema1114 Год назад +3

    Great job watching live from Japan 🇯🇵 🇺🇬

  • @tineshambambeva3592
    @tineshambambeva3592 Год назад +4

    How l wish to just visit this such places it keeps me thinking why african why we cant unite

  • @Agboka
    @Agboka Год назад +6

    Her personal journey from an English countryside to Dahomey/ Benin was very touching and had represented closure.
    May our ancestors grant her the inner peace and balance she and other millions are seeking to become whole.

  • @bandit4true
    @bandit4true Год назад +5

    No matter where you come from, as long as you're a black man you're an African. Peter Tosh. Who wants to deny that truth that's their issue.

  • @Zggi908
    @Zggi908 Год назад +7

    Thanks wode Maya I really appreciate for what y've did👏 to our Mather land Africa 🌍

  • @donnawilliams9539
    @donnawilliams9539 Год назад +4

    My mother home has been calling for me it is just a matter of time. One love from Jamaica

  • @obiritech
    @obiritech Год назад +4

    ❤❤ from 🇬🇭🇬🇭, her tone and everything she said was spot on

  • @yvonnethomas8035
    @yvonnethomas8035 Год назад +4

    As she spoke I felt like it was me speaking...
    She has and is doing tge right thing..
    Thank you Maya, this speaks like nothing else...

  • @cyelgreen4655
    @cyelgreen4655 Год назад +3

    I visited Benin in 2018. I visited Ouidah and traveled from the market to the door of no return. It was a very emotional journey.

  • @adjohabia4080
    @adjohabia4080 Год назад +2

    Thank you for returning to the Mother Land. Our ancestors will be proud of you.

  • @JESUSFORALL
    @JESUSFORALL Год назад +4

    Well ✔️ done @Wode Maya. Good upload. The woman looked at peace and reconnected,am sure if her fathersees the video, he might change his mind.

  • @MchikkySeries
    @MchikkySeries Год назад +5

    Anyone who says that slave history is a fairy tale is DELUSIONAL 😢

  • @PatriciaAbijah
    @PatriciaAbijah Год назад +3

    The humility of her soul. She radiates a a calmness. Love this video, the drone shots, the narration with the cutaways. Her feet on the sand…

  • @gloriaamfo-asamoah6185
    @gloriaamfo-asamoah6185 Год назад +3

    I can feel the sadness in her voice.

  • @elenapatrick7473
    @elenapatrick7473 Год назад +2

    This lady has an awesome voice, great interview

  • @marilynking5885
    @marilynking5885 Год назад +2

    It's true alot of us from the Caribbean Islands don't know which African nation our ancestors came from and its not that we're ignorant we never do the research..I will make a point of looking into my history

  • @sunofsonz
    @sunofsonz Месяц назад

    I’m Jamaican and I’m coming home Wode ❤ many are still under the spell of slavery and indoctrination and Christianity
    This made me cry

  • @stevenstonedesign
    @stevenstonedesign Год назад +5

    Watching from Ghana 🇬🇭

  • @mabelbimpong2874
    @mabelbimpong2874 Год назад +8

    @Wode Maya, u are just amazing and a very good story teller. Keep up the good work bro👍

  • @theafricanjumbee4057
    @theafricanjumbee4057 Год назад +1

    I just left Canada January 12th. Seventeen days living in Tanzania, I am here to stay

  • @robertepps2834
    @robertepps2834 Год назад +4

    Everybody go get The Roots mini series of 1977 and the new Roots movie series that came out in 2016. Happy Black History Month Everybody!

  • @alphayhoss5114
    @alphayhoss5114 Год назад +2

    Im very happy to know that you are in Bénin. This vidéo make me cry because of a personnal History. Im from Bénin. May God forgive ancestors participate in this slavery trade. Thank you Wode maya

  • @annjames4403
    @annjames4403 Год назад +4

    Absolutely beautiful! Can't stop tears from flowing

  • @okorno22
    @okorno22 Год назад +2

    Watched this video a second time. But this time, I watched around 2am and in the stillness of the night, it was sobering. Thanks.

  • @bigmama4293
    @bigmama4293 Год назад +3

    We are our ancestors in spirit and flesh. They are always with us and sends us information's via dreams meditation and via enlightened masters. Thanks Maya !!!

    • @bigmama4293
      @bigmama4293 Год назад

      Got information on a land for sale, any enlightened person looking for land in the continent???
      Warning!!! I wouldn't entertain anyone looking for land for commercial purpose.
      Africa need more farmers and enlightened master to change our narrative and not business tycoons.

  • @lavenderblue5665
    @lavenderblue5665 Год назад +3

    The drone showings me Benni 🌎l am British 67 years my Dad was African l will visit 🇬🇧God willing

    • @hugo-di6xm
      @hugo-di6xm Год назад

      Believe you're not old come back please!

  • @Kenetto1
    @Kenetto1 Год назад +3

    Africans need to accept our Africaness

  • @bandit4true
    @bandit4true Год назад +6

    I dont think Haitians in particular denies their african ancestry. You find that saying of denying africa among some black Americans and some Caribbean people but they are differently the minority.

  • @cretonnelson3890
    @cretonnelson3890 Год назад +8

    Blessings Sis!!❤💪🏿🙏🏾

  • @Zinhle314
    @Zinhle314 Год назад +2

    @wodemaya Mozambique does have a centre called Sofala, where they used to trade slaves too. Check on that too. It seems no one talks or mentions about it! Thank you so much for changing the mindset of so many people about Africa! You opened the eyes of so many people. It’s high time black people learn or teach history of both Black Africans and black Americans in schools

  • @danjackson5797
    @danjackson5797 Год назад +4

    That was just beautiful!

  • @fitawrarifitness6842
    @fitawrarifitness6842 Год назад +4

    Glad for this because not only is there a divide between Diasporans and Continental, but between anglophone and francophone Africa.

  • @kittilouis9551
    @kittilouis9551 Год назад +4

    I'm MAYA! Thank you a lot for all what you are doing , for all African youths needs the best information from you across African !!
    Love you Brother

  • @dumomabhena3798
    @dumomabhena3798 Год назад +5

    This is deep.

  • @Burundian_Traveller
    @Burundian_Traveller Год назад +6

    First here, God Keep bless you brother 💞❤️

  • @denecejohnson1
    @denecejohnson1 Год назад +4

    I am African American and I AM AN AFRICAN!!!