First of all I thank you guys for even clicking to watch the video. I was so In a hurry to post the video before a certain time. I didn’t realize how loud the music was playing in the back ground. Please forgive me 🥹
😅😅😅😅😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣! Yes, u definitely owe us that apology, what?,! What the heck kind of heavy metal clubbing is going on here?! U know I'm not going to let u get away with it. My big mouth will say something!🤦🤦😣😣
It's ok, u make the best videos so I forgive u. Unfortunately, we couldn't hear a word u said though. I think u can go back and remove the music. I think I've seen someone do that. 🤦😠😤
You are a true example of what we all should be doing as the diaspora. We should integrate into the communities and become one with our neighbors. I truly enjoyed watching this video
Yeah...10:27 about the roads; here is something about the roads...; You don't eat, sleep or live on the roads. Anyone tempted to focus on that, misses the point. You NEED Land and a place to call home. As Jerry from Ancestral Wall said to me back in 2021, "In Ghana 🇬🇭 in the developing areas; look up, not down". When you look up you'll see the houses, a sign of progress, if you look down at the road you'll see what you see and think that should be the focus". As they say in Ghana 🇬🇭 WE MOVE 💯. Good job fam 👊🏿
Hello, I am a new subscriber. I saw you doing an interview with another channel I subscribe to. I wish I knew you when you were encouraging everyone to buy land in your neighborhood. Please let me know if there are other land available near you. I’m retiring next year and my mind is made up, I will be moving to the continent. I’m really enjoying some of your old videos, keep up the good work and keep encouraging us. Thanks for sharing.
Oh wow thanks for Subscribing and watching some of my old videos. I know where some lands are about 15 or 20 minutes away from me. It is possible that there may be lands at the rear of this community. Please stay tuned.
Wow! You must have been there ages to almost be the 1st on the street! Impressive that you're living in the hood! Really enjoyed the vidro...even the loud rock music😂😂😂
I’m glad you actually made it through the video to check out my hood lol yes none of these houses was here when I first started building only a couple and the chicken farm. Thanks for putting with my rock and roll 🎸 😂
@@webelonginafrica44 It was a very good video, Daddy Kwesii...thanks for putting a smile on the lad's face with the bicycle gift! It takes so little to be kind...to think you were going to trash it!
@@oluyemisidaji1109 Thanks so much. I took him this morning to go and place a new inner tube in the back tire. It’s my pleasure putting a smile on others faces.
You'll be fine. After the bulk of construction is completed, the community just needs to get together and proritize paving or cobblestoning the roads. More strength to you my Brother. I hope to be there soon. From Jamaica.
Thanks a lot fam. That’s what I was saying. With all the construction going on it’s going to keep harming the roads. We should be able to pull together here in the near future.
Whoa Nah Brudda. Checking out your videos for a few years now from New Orleans. True inspiration and motivation to us to get up out of here. We're more serious than ever, so we on way to visit this year. Beaucoup Respect.
My brother, you inspire me to be better. I am from Ghana living abroad. I had giving up on Ghana but watching you on the ground making it happen I realized I needed to change my mind set. Watching you and others thriving has inspired me and I currently have few land around the country and by Gods willing I will be building soon Thank you and God bless.
Wow my brother I’m glad to be the k e to inspire you. Please don’t give up on Ghana, it can work for us especially if we put our head together. Have you started to build anything on either of the lands or just holding on to them?
@mustarphacamara130 😂😂 Karen and Brad. I see a number of people returning home to Africa and it's great! What worries me is unity, we can go over to Africa and live better lives, but if we don't build together and protect our home Karen and Brad will either just go back over there and "collect us" once again or invade the land and take over. There's already non African/black investors over there that own a number of the buildings in which people rent and lease from to live in, conduct business etc. In addition to taking natural resources. We will do well if we go back and help to unite the countries as well as learn to protect what's ours.
Lovely work going on in the community. I would just say people should remember to plant trees. It will help to curb the heat. Plenty of trees in between the houses would be great.
You are welcome. Thanks for watching. I have to ask someone. Those are the only ones left in this area. From the height of them they are very old I’m thinking.
Love the video Bro! A real slice of paradise. So nice to be able to walk around your community and see the fruits of your hard work and sacrifice all coming together like that, congrats!
@webelonginafrica44 easy just cut the mangoes up and freeze them take them out put them in a blender partially frozen add a couple tablespoons of sugar or not add some lime juice and blend until smooth put in a container and eat or freeze you can add heavy cream if you want it to be ice cream.
I like your hood bro, I'm in the Central Region in the bush but I like it. Just like you I bought at the beginning and have seen many more people come and land prices go up twice. In the next couple years it should be much more developed. However, very nice neighborhood. Peace.
Thanks. I wouldn’t mind being in the bush as well. It feels good to be one of the OG’s in the community. I’ve been telling everyone, whiles you are talking the price of land is going up. Lol
@webelonginafrica44 this is what home feels like. Welcome home bro. The simplest things that u didn't think u needed to make life feel good! ✌️I'm always so glad u came. If only the others stuck on the other side of the ocean, knew what they are missing, and thinking they are actually living!
I have some very sad news for them if they think they are living. I’m so happy to hear here I can’t explain. Thank you so much for always expiring me more.
From what I can see all the buildings and homes look pretty decent and solid but the infrastructure and the roads are not very sound. What can the community do as a whole to help build up their roads since the government doesn't help?
Blessings unto you my brother 🎉🎉 I’m glad to see that you’re happy.. How does it feel to be free Fiddler? 😂😂😂 Seriously though, how does it feel to be home especially in the spirit?? Congratulations to your marriage 🎉🎉🎉 Please do a video about the effects of being on the continent after being away for so long. Can you drink the water? Have you been sick there before? And how long is the flight from the states to Kumasi? The children are so beautiful may God continue to bless you and your family 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thank you so much but it feels great to be free. Every day feels like a really long vacation that you don’t want to be over. You know that would be a great video. The effects of being here for so long. I have yet to try to drink the pure water that they sale in the bags. I only drink Voltic bottled water. I’ve had malaria a time or 2. Miami to London is about 7 hours and from London to Ghana is about 6 and a half hours. One time I took a flight from Atlanta straight to Ghana and that flight was about 10 hours. Yes they are all my babies. There are about 50 more lol eventually you guys will get to see them all.
@ How will I get to your AIRBB from Accra? Are you going to offer transportation like you competitors Tony and Ayao🥳🥳🥳 I’m getting my funds together 🥳🥳🥳
@@nanabjgrant2198 I have to check out Tony and Ayao to see what they have going on. Unfortunately my land is near Kumasi and a 35 minute flight from Accra or a 4 hour drive. I’m 30 minutes away from Kumasi Airport. They say you can take an international flight to and from there but I have not heard anyone book from there yet.
Thank you for all your videos but I wish our people will pay attention tomorrow how construction is done you're supposed to lay your pipes your water lines and your sewer lines and then build the roads before you put up buildings and houses that's why all neighborhoods in Africa always have problems with rain they always think about the roads last and where's the water going to drain 2 after a rainstorm
You are 100% correct ✅ the roads are the last thing on their minds. I was watching some Nigerian movies and it’s the same way there. Very nice houses and poor roads. If I was a chief i would surely fix it so the water drains properly.
Thanks a lot. Yes so far it’s very quiet here. If there are anymore available I’m sure they will be going for about 3,500 to 5,000 depending on the seller.
You heard the Akweigbei = grits porridge seller announce she’s passing by @ the 5:20 time-point in the video? It’s good with milk & sugar, for breakfast 👍🏾 The “set-firm” grits is called piiwaa, cooked in a lil oil & caramelized onions. That’s rare to find in the country; something you could have for lunch/diiner. Another authentic video; you keep it real & 100% 👈🏾👊🏾👌🏾
Thanks for the feedback, you'll enjoy it here for sure. It’s somewhat new. There were many plots that people bought long ago but just now starting to build on them. Thank you so much for watching.
Thanks yes I still have them running around. Most of them go out of that little hole I have near my walk in gate during the day and come back in the evening around 5pm. Lol
You have a nice view. I'm amazed on how fast these buildings are going up, seems like just last year, you did a walk around your neighborhood and not nearly as many were up. Your neighborhood is commercial and residential?
Yes most of the neighborhoods is somewhat residential because many people have tiny stores in front of their homes. Yes the homes are going up quickly.
The neighborhood does have a very poorly kept sanitation station that we pay to take the trash there, however the people that are supposed to come to pick it up from that place comes whenever they feel like it 🤦🏾♂️ I burn my leaves but I take the trash there. It’s not far from my place. Maybe like a 12 to 15 minute walk, but I pay a guy to come to pick it up and drop it there.
You are the neighborhood dad. I have seen some lovely tiny homes I would build for myself so that the move in would be quicker. If the house you mentioned would be round 20K well my tiny would be smaller so It would be interesting to know the build cost for 600 sq ft . It's strange that my 2 sisters who are married to Nigerians but have no interest in visiting the motherland so I just need enough space for myself.
Wait what? They are married to Nigerians and have no interest in coming? Many people think they have to have a big house to come to the motherland. Me too all I need is enough space for myself. I only built my house this size is because I just knew my kids would come.
@@webelonginafrica44 Yes it baffles my mind that they think that way especially as Caribbeans. There is still this negative mindset of the continent in their minds. I just don't get not wanting to know your beginnings. One sister did her DNA which took her back straight to Nigeria. Go figure but still have no interest in visiting. Sad. I did my first trip solo and even my mother thought I had no reason to visit. If I am meant to build there, I will. The Most High has me covered.
See that’s the thing. Many try to empress others when all you need is to purchase the land and build a small 15,000 house on it. You can always expand it later if need be.
In this area if there are anything left could be around 3,000 to 5,000 depending if it something available up and around me or all the way at the back.
@@webelonginafrica44 oh my goodness, that stutter is your gold star. Are u kidding me. I told u I like it. Do u know how many stutters there are in Hollywood? U better find a way to cash in on it. 😄Most people need a very good ear like mine, to actually notice your stutter.
It’s every man for himself in this self made neighborhood. There are gated communities here that they keep up with the maintenance. This community is a bit different. Compared to some others I’ve seen I love it here. ☺️
Every male child born on a Sunday in Ghana is called Akwesi or Kwesi in the Akan tribe. It's same in the Ewe tribe, but the Ewes call it Kwasi. This is the same in Togo and Benin the two French countries on the Eastern frontiers of Ghana.
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First of all I thank you guys for even clicking to watch the video. I was so In a hurry to post the video before a certain time. I didn’t realize how loud the music was playing in the back ground. Please forgive me 🥹
😅😅😅😅😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣! Yes, u definitely owe us that apology, what?,! What the heck kind of heavy metal clubbing is going on here?! U know I'm not going to let u get away with it. My big mouth will say something!🤦🤦😣😣
It's ok, u make the best videos so I forgive u. Unfortunately, we couldn't hear a word u said though. I think u can go back and remove the music. I think I've seen someone do that. 🤦😠😤
@@sos9020 😂 you didn’t sugarcoat anything at all 😂
@webelonginafrica44 yup!! U know your sis.. 😜
@@sos9020 yes I do 😂
Beautiful.. I'll be purchasing my Ghanaian home soon.. It's time for me to leave Babylon for good. Salute!!
Welcome home! We hope to see you soon! I know you’ll love it here.
I love how the kids can play in peace and safety.
Yes, here it takes a village to raise them. No one will try to harm them are allow them to do harm to any other child.
You are a true example of what we all should be doing as the diaspora. We should integrate into the communities and become one with our neighbors. I truly enjoyed watching this video
I agree with you, the best way to grow is to build genuine relationships with our neighbors. Thank you so much for watching and enjoying.
Yeah...10:27 about the roads; here is something about the roads...;
You don't eat, sleep or live on the roads. Anyone tempted to focus on that, misses the point. You NEED Land and a place to call home.
As Jerry from Ancestral Wall said to me back in 2021, "In Ghana 🇬🇭 in the developing areas; look up, not down". When you look up you'll see the houses, a sign of progress, if you look down at the road you'll see what you see and think that should be the focus".
As they say in Ghana 🇬🇭 WE MOVE 💯. Good job fam 👊🏿
Wow I love this so much. This was Perfectly said. That really needs to be everyone’s focus.
Hello, I am a new subscriber. I saw you doing an interview with another channel I subscribe to. I wish I knew you when you were encouraging everyone to buy land in your neighborhood. Please let me know if there are other land available near you. I’m retiring next year and my mind is made up, I will be moving to the continent. I’m really enjoying some of your old videos, keep up the good work and keep encouraging us. Thanks for sharing.
@@classicnatural good for u. No looking back. Ghana is here to welcome u back home. He's a very kind person, he'll help u.
@@sos9020 I heard Kenya is where it's at.
Oh wow thanks for Subscribing and watching some of my old videos. I know where some lands are about 15 or 20 minutes away from me. It is possible that there may be lands at the rear of this community. Please stay tuned.
The peace,the community,the kids are just beautiful 🖤
Thanks, yes they are…
I love your spirit. You seem like someone who found peace 🕊️. And that's what is important. Peace!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🌺!
Thanks so much. Yes please there is so much peace I’ve found here. Thank you for watching 🥹
I love the community!
Thanks so much for watching.
Wow! You must have been there ages to almost be the 1st on the street! Impressive that you're living in the hood! Really enjoyed the vidro...even the loud rock music😂😂😂
I’m glad you actually made it through the video to check out my hood lol yes none of these houses was here when I first started building only a couple and the chicken farm. Thanks for putting with my rock and roll 🎸 😂
@@webelonginafrica44 It was a very good video, Daddy Kwesii...thanks for putting a smile on the lad's face with the bicycle gift! It takes so little to be kind...to think you were going to trash it!
@@oluyemisidaji1109 Thanks so much. I took him this morning to go and place a new inner tube in the back tire. It’s my pleasure putting a smile on others faces.
U just got a new subscriber. Love your videos.
Thank you so so much for subscribing and loving my videos ☺️
You'll be fine. After the bulk of construction is completed, the community just needs to get together and proritize paving or cobblestoning the roads. More strength to you my Brother. I hope to be there soon. From Jamaica.
Thanks a lot fam. That’s what I was saying. With all the construction going on it’s going to keep harming the roads. We should be able to pull together here in the near future.
Let me know when you touch down my brother.
@@webelonginafrica44 Will do. What part of Ghana is that anyway?
@PaulPaid right on the outskirts of Kumasi.
Whoa Nah Brudda. Checking out your videos for a few years now from New Orleans. True inspiration and motivation to us to get up out of here. We're more serious than ever, so we on way to visit this year. Beaucoup Respect.
My brother, you inspire me to be better. I am from Ghana living abroad. I had giving up on Ghana but watching you on the ground making it happen I realized I needed to change my mind set. Watching you and others thriving has inspired me and I currently have few land around the country and by Gods willing I will be building soon Thank you and God bless.
Wow my brother I’m glad to be the k e to inspire you. Please don’t give up on Ghana, it can work for us especially if we put our head together. Have you started to build anything on either of the lands or just holding on to them?
@webelonginafrica44 Not yet. Just holding on to it. I waiting to retire next year so I can come down and start building.
@ oh ok great. I’d like to know about your journey when you begin.
@@webelonginafrica44 No problem. Will do.
This is the life am dreaming of,away from Karen and Brad. Am surely putting my funds together 🤞
Yes, I'm doing the same 🙏❤
Yes Karen and Brad can get on ones nerves. So peaceful without them lol
@@webelonginafrica44 yep lol
@mustarphacamara130 😂😂 Karen and Brad.
I see a number of people returning home to Africa and it's great!
What worries me is unity, we can go over to Africa and live better lives, but if we don't build together and protect our home Karen and Brad will either just go back over there and "collect us" once again or invade the land and take over.
There's already non African/black investors over there that own a number of the buildings in which people rent and lease from to live in, conduct business etc. In addition to taking natural resources.
We will do well if we go back and help to unite the countries as well as learn to protect what's ours.
Lovely work going on in the community. I would just say people should remember to plant trees. It will help to curb the heat. Plenty of trees in between the houses would be great.
You are right about the trees but they love to clear the lots completely. Planting more trees would make it more cooler.
I would most def. Speak with someone about the tree asap. Thanks for the video. ❤❤
You are welcome. Thanks for watching. I have to ask someone. Those are the only ones left in this area. From the height of them they are very old I’m thinking.
The location of my building is similar to this area. The only disadvantage is the untarred road else everything is fine.
Yes if the road was black topped and had gutters it would look very nice.
Love the video Bro! A real slice of paradise. So nice to be able to walk around your community and see the fruits of your hard work and sacrifice all coming together like that, congrats!
Thank you so much my brother. Yes it’s a great feeling. Thanks for watching and enjoying the video.
I love your compound. It's beautiful. Thank you for your authentic videos. I don't usually comment.❤❤❤
Thank you for watching and your kind words. I’m so happy you like it enough to leave a comment.
Very good man, you are the type Ghana needs. Did you get your citizenship yet?.....................
Wow thanks a lot. No 😩 I wasn’t able to get it just yet 😔
The mangos are amazing i would make me a mango banana smoothie every morning and i would make mango sorbet ice cream.
Sounds great! I wish I knew how to make that ice cream.
@webelonginafrica44 easy just cut the mangoes up and freeze them take them out put them in a blender partially frozen add a couple tablespoons of sugar or not add some lime juice and blend until smooth put in a container and eat or freeze you can add heavy cream if you want it to be ice cream.
@@heathergordon8134 oh ok not bad at all I’ll give it a try. 😋
I like your hood bro, I'm in the Central Region in the bush but I like it. Just like you I bought at the beginning and have seen many more people come and land prices go up twice. In the next couple years it should be much more developed. However, very nice neighborhood. Peace.
Thanks. I wouldn’t mind being in the bush as well. It feels good to be one of the OG’s in the community. I’ve been telling everyone, whiles you are talking the price of land is going up. Lol
Of course daddy Akwasi is perfect for u. U know my people and their respect. U show them good love too.
Yes there is so much respect for me here and I love it. 🥰
@webelonginafrica44 this is what home feels like. Welcome home bro. The simplest things that u didn't think u needed to make life feel good! ✌️I'm always so glad u came. If only the others stuck on the other side of the ocean, knew what they are missing, and thinking they are actually living!
I have some very sad news for them if they think they are living. I’m so happy to hear here I can’t explain. Thank you so much for always expiring me more.
@webelonginafrica44 always. It's easy for me to spot a simply good and grateful human. 🙏🙋
@ thanks 🥹
Nice community just need some proper roads 👍🏿
Yes, proper roads would make all the difference..
Your Twi is getting better.
Thanks bro I’m trying lol
From what I can see all the buildings and homes look pretty decent and solid but the infrastructure and the roads are not very sound. What can the community do as a whole to help build up their roads since the government doesn't help?
Where is this neighborhood? I see myself building a multi unit on two plots.
This is like 30 minutes or less from Kumasi. Multi units are very popular here.
I would be home there. Remind me of my old neighborhood,.
I’m sure you would love it here.
Blessings unto you my brother 🎉🎉
I’m glad to see that you’re happy..
How does it feel to be free Fiddler? 😂😂😂
Seriously though, how does it feel to be home especially in the spirit??
Congratulations to your marriage 🎉🎉🎉
Please do a video about the effects of being on the continent after being away for so long. Can you drink the water?
Have you been sick there before?
And how long is the flight from the states to Kumasi?
The children are so beautiful may God continue to bless you and your family 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thank you so much but it feels great to be free. Every day feels like a really long vacation that you don’t want to be over. You know that would be a great video. The effects of being here for so long. I have yet to try to drink the pure water that they sale in the bags. I only drink Voltic bottled water. I’ve had malaria a time or 2. Miami to London is about 7 hours and from London to Ghana is about 6 and a half hours. One time I took a flight from Atlanta straight to Ghana and that flight was about 10 hours. Yes they are all my babies. There are about 50 more lol eventually you guys will get to see them all.
@ How will I get to your AIRBB from Accra? Are you going to offer transportation like you competitors Tony and Ayao🥳🥳🥳 I’m getting my funds together 🥳🥳🥳
@@nanabjgrant2198 I have to check out Tony and Ayao to see what they have going on. Unfortunately my land is near Kumasi and a 35 minute flight from Accra or a 4 hour drive. I’m 30 minutes away from Kumasi Airport. They say you can take an international flight to and from there but I have not heard anyone book from there yet.
@ Tony and Ayao got it going on!! Antonio you must do a live Q&A to answer all of your followers questions about Ghana..Thanks again
@@nanabjgrant2198 there's a direct flight from Accra airport to Kumasi airport.
Thank you for all your videos but I wish our people will pay attention tomorrow how construction is done you're supposed to lay your pipes your water lines and your sewer lines and then build the roads before you put up buildings and houses that's why all neighborhoods in Africa always have problems with rain they always think about the roads last and where's the water going to drain 2 after a rainstorm
You are 100% correct ✅ the roads are the last thing on their minds. I was watching some Nigerian movies and it’s the same way there. Very nice houses and poor roads. If I was a chief i would surely fix it so the water drains properly.
Brother I love the community. Very quiet vibe and upcoming neighborhood. Can you please say how much can get you a plot in that area?
Thanks a lot. Yes so far it’s very quiet here. If there are anymore available I’m sure they will be going for about 3,500 to 5,000 depending on the seller.
Love your area , so nice.
Thanks bro 😎
You heard the Akweigbei = grits porridge seller announce she’s passing by @ the 5:20 time-point in the video? It’s good with milk & sugar, for breakfast 👍🏾
The “set-firm” grits is called piiwaa, cooked in a lil oil & caramelized onions. That’s rare to find in the country; something you could have for lunch/diiner.
Another authentic video; you keep it real & 100% 👈🏾👊🏾👌🏾
Yes I have yet to try some. Thank you so much for watching.
The palm trees are amazing, I hope they don’t cut them down too
I really love looking at them. There was 3 small ones on my land and they cut them down 😔
FIRST! ☀️😆☀️
You’re here bright 🌞 and early. Thanks for watching and being the first Lol
Watching from Austin, Texas. Great video!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I’m from Texas as well. Born in Huntsville raised in Houston. Thanks for watching from there. Please share.
Thanks 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for watching.
Most be a new development, Nice neighborhood thou. On my way, there soon. Nice vlog. Enjoyed it ❤
Thanks for the feedback, you'll enjoy it here for sure. It’s somewhat new. There were many plots that people bought long ago but just now starting to build on them. Thank you so much for watching.
That is a nice and big neighborhood
Thanks it’s very big and I’m in love with it.
❤ Hello , love the house’s 🏡 , do you still have your chickens 🐓 running around are they laying eggs 😊😂
Thanks yes I still have them running around. Most of them go out of that little hole I have near my walk in gate during the day and come back in the evening around 5pm. Lol
Beautiful community😊... Could you let us know of there are any plots available for purchase or somewhere near that area.
Thanks. I will try to ask around. I do know there is some available about 15 or 20 minute away from my area.
@webelonginafrica44 thank you for asking around ... I am so ready to get out of Babylon. Keep us posted 😊
@ ok sure thing.
Are you from Texas? I heard you mention Huntsville, Texas. I'm a Texan myself.
Yes I’m from Huntsville texas. Hello fellow Texan! When are you coming down to talk Texas talk? Lol
nice one
Thanks for watching. Sorry for the loud music 😔
I like that you've put adinkra symbols are on your wall
Thanks. I have the swords ⚔️ on my bedroom wall I liked that one so much lol
@webelonginafrica44 that's nice, the akofina symbol. It symbolizes authority.
That's a very nice neighborhood/community and nice homes. I could live there. What area is this in Ghana?
@@sarafinalove5330 Kumasi....in the Ashanti region. Nice place.
@@sos9020 I must visit when I get to Ghana.
Nice!!
Thanks, it’s coming along nicely.
the poultry farm will have to be re-located since development has caught up with the place
Yes someone told me when I first moved here that they will soon have to relocate it.
You have a nice view. I'm amazed on how fast these buildings are going up, seems like just last year, you did a walk around your neighborhood and not nearly as many were up. Your neighborhood is commercial and residential?
Yes most of the neighborhoods is somewhat residential because many people have tiny stores in front of their homes. Yes the homes are going up quickly.
@webelonginafrica44 thank you for your response, and would also like to know if there's any plots available.
@@christinemcdonald1943 You are welcome. i would have to ask around if there are anymore.
Music could be a little lower. At least from how it sounds from my cell. Good vid though. Keeping it real.
I promise you I just listen to it and i hate that it’s so loud 🥹
@webelonginafrica44 I can hear you, just have to listen a little harder.
Yes that’s what I was noticing when I heard it after posting it 😔
@webelonginafrica44 All good. I appreciate you showing living locally instead of trying to reproduce the West in Africa. We got enough here.
Nice buildings just need some limestones on the road.
I’ve seen some really bad roads but I’m always happy to see people trying to keep their neighborhoods nice. We will get there soon.
@@webelonginafrica44 Have you seen any limestone roads there? The small limestone set like cement when compacted after a time and is very cheap.
@ I think I may have seen a couple as well as black top roads
Not any different that the neighborhood I grew up in. Hallandale Florida back in the late fifties and up to the mid 1960's.
I love this, very Peaceful. What area is this in Ghana 🇬🇭 please?
It’s right on the outside of Kumasi.
❤❤@@webelonginafrica44
I love mangoes 🥭
Yes they are the best
I think you know what you have to do with that tree. especially if it brings you power
The mango tree or the Palm tree that I said I love looking at?
@webelonginafrica44 the one encroaching power lines
@@wizardofkwoz6298 oh ok yes I will trim it away from the power lines. You know that’s the type of work I did in the states.
What do you do with your garbage? Burn it? Or does this neighborhood have sanitation services?
The neighborhood does have a very poorly kept sanitation station that we pay to take the trash there, however the people that are supposed to come to pick it up from that place comes whenever they feel like it 🤦🏾♂️ I burn my leaves but I take the trash there. It’s not far from my place. Maybe like a 12 to 15 minute walk, but I pay a guy to come to pick it up and drop it there.
the area must be a new development
It’s somewhat new. Most of the plots had been sold long ago but people are just starting to build on them.
The area need landscaping.
Yes
I need to get me some properties in Ghana.
It’s a must that you do so. Thanks for watching. Please share.
The shaggy fronts of some take away ftom the beauty
It’s coming along slowly but definitely still doable in the sake of peace and good neighbors.
You are the neighborhood dad. I have seen some lovely tiny homes I would build for myself so that the move in would be quicker. If the house you mentioned would be round 20K well my tiny would be smaller so It would be interesting to know the build cost for 600 sq ft . It's strange that my 2 sisters who are married to Nigerians but have no interest in visiting the motherland so I just need enough space for myself.
Wait what? They are married to Nigerians and have no interest in coming? Many people think they have to have a big house to come to the motherland. Me too all I need is enough space for myself. I only built my house this size is because I just knew my kids would come.
@@webelonginafrica44 Yes it baffles my mind that they think that way especially as Caribbeans. There is still this negative mindset of the continent in their minds. I just don't get not wanting to know your beginnings. One sister did her DNA which took her back straight to Nigeria. Go figure but still have no interest in visiting. Sad. I did my first trip solo and even my mother thought I had no reason to visit. If I am meant to build there, I will. The Most High has me covered.
@@herregalness7461 I’m so glad that you were led by a spirit to want to visit the motherland. Maybe one day that same spirit will touch them.
@@webelonginafrica44 King drop your email please; have a question. Thanks!
I'm happy for ya bro, seems very peaceful. How far is the city from you?
Thanks a lot bro the city is just right up the street, not far at all.
Hi bro give it time your roads will get paved
Thanks bro. Even if it had gravel with gutters on each side, I’d be cool with that.
Greetings ❤
Greetings. Thanks for watching.
Go by my house in Accra.
Let me know exactly where it is and I’ll go.
What part of Ghana is this?
Right outside of Kumasi
How much how does one need? If not trying to impress others?
See that’s the thing. Many try to empress others when all you need is to purchase the land and build a small 15,000 house on it. You can always expand it later if need be.
The best way to learn twi is from the kids
I think you are correct
What the cost for 1 plot of land?
In this area if there are anything left could be around 3,000 to 5,000 depending if it something available up and around me or all the way at the back.
So nice is your Twi 😂😂
Thanks it’s coming slowly 😂
Bro I your voice is good for radio.
And can you help me get a land at your area?
@@leosismenz347 I always say, he has the best broadcast voice, and the best singing voice to boot!!
Have had a couple of people say that before. This particular area is partially full but I can ask around.
@@sos9020only if I could get past my stutter 😅
@@webelonginafrica44 oh my goodness, that stutter is your gold star. Are u kidding me. I told u I like it. Do u know how many stutters there are in Hollywood? U better find a way to cash in on it. 😄Most people need a very good ear like mine, to actually notice your stutter.
Ok bro thanks
Where's the street lights?.
Oh you didn’t see them? They are there. Not every pole has them. I have put up about 10 of them.
The Place needs up keep
It’s every man for himself in this self made neighborhood. There are gated communities here that they keep up with the maintenance. This community is a bit different. Compared to some others I’ve seen I love it here. ☺️
@@webelonginafrica44 I adore how you get along with the kids and neighbors. Priceless.❤❤
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@@sarafinalove5330 thank you so much. There are so many more of them. I hope to introduce them all to you guys.
@@webelonginafrica44 ❤❤🙏
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Thank you so much ☺️
What does your nickname they call you mean?
@@AbdulAziz-mu6kq it's not a nickname tho, it's his real name, they just add daddy to it.
My Name is Akwesi so the kids call me daddy Akwes
Every male child born on a Sunday in Ghana is called Akwesi or Kwesi in the Akan tribe. It's same in the Ewe tribe, but the Ewes call it Kwasi. This is the same in Togo and Benin the two French countries on the Eastern frontiers of Ghana.
Beautiful community I want to buy a plot please
Thanks. I’d have to ask around to see if anything is available.
Yes they are high taxes we don’t own our homes if got to pay taxes every year 😂
I swear if enough payments are missed one will find out he or she don’t own it lol
@ put on the court house steps and in my neck of the woods I have seen it happen then get a notice saying you got to pay rent
Music is too loud. 😮😮couldn’t continue with the video
Aweee I’m so sorry 😞