JAMAICAN SPRINTER, ASAFA AND GHANAIAN BORN WIFE, ALYSHIA AKUA POWELL IN GHANA...

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024

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  • @philforever3437
    @philforever3437 Год назад +10

    Jamaica 🇯🇲 loves Ghana 🇬🇭. I would love to visit there one day.
    God bless you Asafa and Alyshia Powell! Thank You Ghana for taking care of them. One Love 💛 💚

  • @mariellabrown8146
    @mariellabrown8146 Год назад +21

    This reception gives me goosebumps 😍 👏 well recieved with love, God bless you Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤

    • @zigibeat3689
      @zigibeat3689 Год назад +2

      Our ancestors will bring us together again.
      About 7000 Jamaican in Ghana now. More than that cos their kids born in Ghana are not counted as Jamaicans cos they hold Ghana citizenship.
      Jamaicans and Ghanaians connection goes back about 70 years.
      Some Jamaicans left America, Caribbean and Europe to help Ghana for Ghana's independence.
      The Jamaican Community in Ghana is huge and the most peaceful community you can find in Ghana.

  • @noviandy6482
    @noviandy6482 Год назад +13

    So happy for you Asafa , i see the warm welcome you get from our sister country Ghana, Enjoy ur stay and keep safe.

  • @beverlyrose4517
    @beverlyrose4517 Год назад +13

    Proud of you asafa one of Jamaican👍👍👍👍👍

  • @marlened8997
    @marlened8997 Год назад +9

    Asafa I am so happy to see how welcomed you are in Ghana. Alysia, you took him home 🙂❤️. You guys have been representing well.
    To my Ghanian peeps, thank you for your amazing welcome and warmth for Asafa and Alysia - this Powell posse member is absolutely delighted 🇯🇲 🇬🇭 🇨🇦 One love!

  • @amagodiva145
    @amagodiva145 Год назад +14

    Beautiful Ghana 🇬🇭 woman

  • @CeciliaCarleen_Stories
    @CeciliaCarleen_Stories Год назад +2

    Forever #1
    Asafa Powells
    Alyshia Powells our Sister
    Love you both
    Cheers
    California ✌️ 💛

  • @audreydyke8200
    @audreydyke8200 Год назад +13

    Safa if me proud a you one more time big up uself me sprinter

  • @maureenwignall9529
    @maureenwignall9529 Год назад +16

    You go asafa. Proud of you.

    • @maureenwignall9529
      @maureenwignall9529 Год назад +1

      Thank you. He has always been my favourite male athlete apart from my son lol

    • @dwayneoneil689
      @dwayneoneil689 Год назад

      ​@@maureenwignall9529 Muarice Wignall is your son ?

  • @cecelianelson359
    @cecelianelson359 Год назад +5

    Thank you for sharing this with us. I am happy for you and I am extremely proud of you.

  • @davidnanaoseiasibey1291
    @davidnanaoseiasibey1291 Год назад +15

    Jamaicans are our through Blood

  • @coletacole4229
    @coletacole4229 Год назад +6

    I didn't know she was from Gahanna a sweet girl Ashfa is one of my favorite 💕💕💕🙏🙏🙏

  • @pamgrant481
    @pamgrant481 Год назад +9

    Oh my gawd 😮what a welcome, big up Safa and Alyshia❤❤

  • @mbalibrown2106
    @mbalibrown2106 Год назад +10

    Kudos to you both, happy for you.

  • @paulbrown609
    @paulbrown609 Год назад +11

    The the prince get a queen

  • @phylliscarter6215
    @phylliscarter6215 Год назад +4

    Love it

  • @kissphamous5451
    @kissphamous5451 Год назад +5

    Akwaaba watched their interview on Ghana national television yesterday ❤️

  • @karenfolkes1531
    @karenfolkes1531 Год назад +1

    Wow wow wow this is lovely ,from our own African family

  • @angellapink6667
    @angellapink6667 Год назад +7

    Wow this is soo nice 👍🏽

  • @collethreid3810
    @collethreid3810 Год назад +5

    The legendary Asafa❤

  • @isaacgborn22221
    @isaacgborn22221 Год назад +5

    Akwaaba MrAnd Mrs Asafa,Powell

  • @lloydmcanuff4837
    @lloydmcanuff4837 Год назад +2

    Guidance on be safe in mother land of greatest culture and talents bless 🔥😂🤩

  • @eileenclarke7289
    @eileenclarke7289 Год назад +4

    Enjoy every moment

  • @patriciablagrove206
    @patriciablagrove206 Год назад +4

    Nice seeing you and your family Asapa Powell.

  • @denisehopkins4885
    @denisehopkins4885 Год назад +7

    Sweet!

  • @meloniefrancis146
    @meloniefrancis146 Год назад +5

    Beautiful

  • @coolnassa1420
    @coolnassa1420 Год назад +3

    Wow..fantastic to come home…his wife she looks Ethiopian girl..beautiful

  • @sourcestvghuk9897
    @sourcestvghuk9897 Год назад +2

    Beautiful ❤❤❤😊

  • @slimtee3950
    @slimtee3950 Год назад

    Ghana Me3ba..That was funny.😄👏🏽

  • @juliettebarton8467
    @juliettebarton8467 Год назад

    You go mi athlete.

  • @elaineboydbrown7951
    @elaineboydbrown7951 Год назад +2

    My sub ten family 4 life

  • @giniolamy
    @giniolamy Год назад +3

    Jamaica 🇯🇲 is your home 🏡

    • @Norkis_Niche
      @Norkis_Niche  Год назад +2

      Apart from the historical ties/links between the two countries, Asafa is married to a Ghanaian so he's our in-law...hence Awawa-atuu/Akwaaba/Welcome home...

    • @shandistallion6134
      @shandistallion6134 Год назад +2

      Also schools in Jamaica taught us that Ghana is where out ancestors came from . So Ghana is really home for us Jamaicans sir, study your roots. One love

    • @cush5147
      @cush5147 Год назад

      No Ghana is his home!

  • @dibbieholnes8701
    @dibbieholnes8701 5 месяцев назад

    These people in England used to call the Jamaican and the other West Indies slave baby.....

  • @jeanstewart4857
    @jeanstewart4857 Год назад +1

    Asafa pleas my love we love u and family .one thing we are hoping that ur thg thinking of leaving jamaica . Regardless what eany one might think .rember noooo where nooo better than yard ok . ...we know we are one out of meany ....

    • @leroybailey7015
      @leroybailey7015 Год назад

      Perfect opportunity for Asafa to scout out Ghana and relocate since he does not appreciate living in Jamaica

    • @jeanstewart4857
      @jeanstewart4857 Год назад

      @@leroybailey7015 that are trying to scraped out all the pride and riches from jamaica . .so sad that thay eyes are blind to see what's happen ing .yes true .u run u be back .all will see true ja .where is your belly button .

    • @edwardsewell8366
      @edwardsewell8366 Год назад

      No where no better than yard" is a washed out, old ,dilapidated cliché that is so not true..
      The amount of brutal gun crime and homicide happen in Jamaica year in year out is serious cause for concern.
      How dare you !
      The slogan " no where no better than yard " should change to " no where no BAD like yard"
      Jamaica is so bad right now;
      If u are stupid and build a house upon the sand, and thinking the rain gonna come and wash it down, well the rain might be too late, Gunmen come before the rain, robbed you, kill everybody, and before they leave they shoot 🔫 down your "sand castle " so flat as if it wasn't there; that's how terrible Jamaica is right now.
      Case close.
      The Rubbish bin is open and " no where no better than yard" is so close to the bin ,might as well just shove it in the bin.
      Jamaicans abroad know this is not true.
      Asafa ,sfp ,Thompson might be safe because they are "national treasure" but what about ordinary Jamaicans and returning residents.
      Leave the man alone ,let him embrace other culture, after all ,Ghana is a very peaceful country, I'm afraid the same cannot be said about Jamaica.

  • @keithfrancis747
    @keithfrancis747 Год назад +2

    Asafa you could at least stand up to show your appreciation .
    I didn't know that these people rate Jamaicans so much .

    • @blackentrepreneur8564
      @blackentrepreneur8564 Год назад +3

      These people are or were once ur family before slavery.

    • @keithfrancis747
      @keithfrancis747 Год назад

      @@blackentrepreneur8564 I'm not sure.
      I wasn't born then .

    • @SalmAndrew
      @SalmAndrew Год назад +3

      @@keithfrancis747 Genetic markers reveal this, even a high percentage of words in our patois language is of Ghanaian origin. Jamaicans share the same DNA markers as Ghanaians more than any other West African people. Our culture is also the closest etc

    • @edwardsewell8366
      @edwardsewell8366 Год назад +1

      Because u don't read..
      Rita marley lives there for years.
      Lots of older Jamaicans live there.
      About 70% of Jamaican are ghananian descendants.
      The single black star on Ghana's flag was taken from Marcus Garvey's Black star line (ship)by Ghana's first president . Dr Francis Kwame Nkrumah.
      Nkrumah was a firm believer in Marcus Garvey teaching, which is y he has incorporated that single black star on Ghana's flag..
      So many ghananian names in Jamaica's maroon areas,even traces of ghananian words are still used and carried over into patois..
      Jamaica and Ghana is part and parcel, if there were no Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leon, and Gambia there would be no Jamaica. Everything started on the African Continent.
      Jamaican and ghananian get along well, simply because ghananians know how to humble themselves, and Jamaicans don't like people that are too hype" or over hype" this is y as big as Africa is ,ask any Jamaican where in Africa they want to go the country they mentioned have to be Ghana, or Gambia.

    • @keithfrancis747
      @keithfrancis747 Год назад +1

      @@edwardsewell8366 I'm Jamaican and I don't know where to go in Africa. I still think that he should have stand .
      Personally I don't have anything against Africa more than I think that they need to get their act together . They are always fighting against each other they should unite and become one .
      . And again Rita Marley was never born in Jamaican .

  • @Maria-pv2ji
    @Maria-pv2ji Год назад

    these ghanians are obssessed with celebrities but treat other blacks with disrespect

    • @Kingoftheimmigrants4646
      @Kingoftheimmigrants4646 Год назад +1

      And where did they treated other blacks with disrespect?
      Is Powell not black?
      What’s a fuc……king statement from a dullard

    • @edwardsewell8366
      @edwardsewell8366 Год назад

      Jamaicans look after their Athletes, but turn the gun on their own common Jamaicans.
      Look at the state of Jamaica with extremely high,out of this world homicide rate ,only one country tracends that.
      Now u pointing finger on ghana. Even if ghana and Nigerians are not really friends or if u throw The Gambia in the mix, and they all fighting against each other, that is easy to withstand..
      Nothing compares to Jamaicans hating and bad mind against their own Jamaicans.
      If u went bk home and foolish enough to build a house upon the sand in Kingston, Ochi or Mobay and thinking that the rain might come and wash it away, well I have news for you; the gunmen gonna turn up before the cloud starts getting dark, and they gonna beat bullets like rain and rob and kill everybody; like that is not enough, when they leaving they gonna shoot down your "Sand Castle" flat to the ground like it never ever existed.
      Go check! all the west and north and east African countries far way more safer than Jamaica.
      The old dilapidated, washed up ,washed out, sundried Cliche or slogan "no whey no betta dan yard" is closer to the rubbish bin than you think.
      A new slogan should unveil at all the Airports in Jamaica, so when u land u know what u are up against.
      Oh the new slogan thingi:
      "NO WEH NO BAD LIKE YARD"
      Oh,Patricia a cry for her two brothers; Miss Matty a cry uncontrollable for her nephew who no trouble nobody; u know miss Mary last Pinkney dem find him body in a gully; the six yrs old girl dem find her body and she was sexually assaulted; for yrs dem live in Manchester (🇬🇧 uk) a who tell them fi gone build house a Orcabessa gun man rob them and kill them pan them Varanda; you know the church down town gunman go deh go kill the pastor right in front of the usher, the deacon and some church sisters; you went inside a bank draw a large sum of money, the said Teller, she no stop txt and tweet and as u come out gunman hold u up and rob u on East St. You lucky u escape death by the skin of ur teeth; Mary sat at her table ready to eat, she said to herself "ill just wait until my husband comes from off the street" (home)" well he never did; the police came instead ;broke the bad sad news; tears rolled down her wide eyes, she runs to the kitchen and shouting Jesus,Jesus, the crying gets louder to the point that it sends the kids rushing to the kitchen, they too started to cry mummy mummy! Too young to realise that they should be crying for daddy. They killed him because his wallet was empty, had he some money I suppose he would have met his demise either way, money or no money these gunmen are blood thirsty. That's a life snuffed out needlessly.
      Everyone in Jamaica is marked for death, man woman, boy or 🐕 dog. Oh yes anyone of the above can get a gunshot.
      The probability that u get a gunshot in Jamaica is similar to that of flipping a coin. HT TH (head,tail) or both u can get two gunshots on any given day.
      Don't you go chatting bollocks about any African country and they fighting against each other, instead u should sit and wonder and ponder when these brutal killings in Jamaica gonna stop.
      For now Jamaica stinks!

  • @cush5147
    @cush5147 Год назад +1

    I hope she did not take his slave last name!

    • @cush5147
      @cush5147 Год назад

      I did not mentioned about his slave name as a disrespect as he is a strong African Jamaican. However, he should really discard a last name that was forced upon his ancestors for the saying is: when you know better, you do better!

    • @charmainethompson1319
      @charmainethompson1319 Год назад

      ​@@cush5147 ok, I hope you also tell those Africans living in the UK, America, Canada and Europe, that have slaves name. Your own Micheal Blackson the comedian and many other Ghanians I knew with slaves names. So what's your point

    • @876mostvaluabletreasure2
      @876mostvaluabletreasure2 Год назад

      Did your fore parents educate you why we have slave names? Let me tell you. Your ancestors sold ours for pans and pans because they were some greedy bunch.

    • @theophilusampiah5163
      @theophilusampiah5163 Год назад +1

      ​​@@cush5147 Asafa is an anglicised name for Asafoah, an AKan or Ghanaian name meaning the 'son of a warrior.'

  • @mrmummy6941
    @mrmummy6941 Год назад +1

    Fante woman u do all..

  • @JohnD-o-e
    @JohnD-o-e Год назад +5

    Strange how he appreciates the welcome in Ghana, but has not apprecrated his own people. I was die hard Asafa fan, but after the disrespect he dished out to us Jamaicans, I thought that it's time to cut my losses and my support elsewhere. The disdain that this brother has for Jamaicans is something beyond understanding.

    • @nekovero93
      @nekovero93 Год назад +2

      😮😮😮😮

    • @cush5147
      @cush5147 Год назад +8

      Stop with your sorry party and understand that when you love something but it's not living up to its potential, giving constructive criticism does not mean that you do not love it!

    • @islyrevans295
      @islyrevans295 Год назад +7

      Jamaicans have not shown their appreciation for our athletes,we celebrate them when they win,and curse them when they lose how right is that,our athletes have feeling they hurt as we do

    • @nellywood4976
      @nellywood4976 Год назад +9

      Leave the man some of y’all are real negative old crosses 😡😡

    • @dwayneoneil689
      @dwayneoneil689 Год назад +3

      ​@@nellywood4976 True word Nelly.