@AfricanUSA-th9ov You were close😊 but this is another type of Palm called the Royal palm … natively called #Agoh or #Wowoti Palm… the fruit is very fragrant and yummy… The nut looks like coconut but very hard and sweet and it has several uses. The pulp can be eaten and also hung in kitchens and cooking areas to deter rodents and bugs…My late Grandma and Grand Auntie, kept them hanging in their kitchens which were always stacked with freshly smoked, dried and fried fish due to their village fishing business… The oil Palm tree, on the other hand, has feathery long arched branches and fruits in large bunches, clustered with multiple palm nuts called drupes… The oil palm drupe is botanically classified as an aggregate fruit… (Enyonam Adzovi) #AfricanCulturePreservationist
When you see it for the first time that's what you would say but within 7 to 10 years all the free lands will be covered with building,unless you go further in the bush to find you another free land that's Ghana for you
In my place we use to call it mbesia kube in fanti (ladies coconut) but i don't know how they call it in english but it's taste good and the aroma is sweet❤
It is NOT coconut. It's very common in Northern Ghana. It's called voracious palm fruit. Google and see it. .First, You have to wash it with clean water and use your two hands holding firmly and hit on hard surface until all parts has become soft then you gently bite the husk from the top and peel it downwards. . You can eat it with your two hands holding it together if you want to mash i. We don't use knife to cut because it's not possible. Another way of enjoying it is to soak it in warm water after peeling the husk with your teeth that's local way and soak in warm water(half bowl of water) for at least 30 minutes then you mash it slowly to bring out the texture and good smell and it's sweetness until you begin to see the seed pale white and you remove the fruit from the water. It will look like red porridge without added sugar and it's smells good, sweet and cleans your teeth just like after chewing sugarcane. Infact i can go on on on because i was a little boy in Northern Ghana and it's was plenty in our farm. Now i am in England. The seed has 3 uses and maybe i had to email you and show you how it's done. Please NEVER cut the fruits down rather plant more. Get in tough if you are interested. Anyway all best ans welcome home to my motherland
That’s a beautiful land
Thank you
God bless. Congratulations
❤
Very nice, I want about 5 plots, Built me a house and a pool!
Thank you and great just reach out to us. blackloveghana@gmail.com
I Am Thinking That Is Palm Tree Where Palm Oil Came From 🌴 🤔
@AfricanUSA-th9ov
You were close😊 but this is another type of Palm called the Royal palm … natively called #Agoh or #Wowoti Palm… the fruit is very fragrant and yummy… The nut looks like coconut but very hard and sweet and it has several uses.
The pulp can be eaten and also hung in kitchens and cooking areas to deter rodents and bugs…My late Grandma and Grand Auntie, kept them hanging in their kitchens which were always stacked with freshly smoked, dried and fried fish due to their village fishing business…
The oil Palm tree, on the other hand, has feathery long arched branches and fruits in large bunches, clustered with multiple palm nuts called drupes…
The oil palm drupe is botanically classified as an aggregate fruit…
(Enyonam Adzovi)
#AfricanCulturePreservationist
Snap… i have 2 plots here too 😂😂😂
In the same area
What a nice big fruit! For the first time I see it, looks like coconut!
Hey family, this is beautiful my husband and I will be in Ghana next month would love to look in the area for land to build our home.
It’s a beautiful place to be
Boots for walking is a definite here. The scenery is just so peaceful and untapped and off-roading for sure.
Exactly, we didn’t know how bad we needed boots but yes they are a definite.
When you see it for the first time that's what you would say but within 7 to 10 years all the free lands will be covered with building,unless you go further in the bush to find you another free land that's Ghana for you
In my place we use to call it mbesia kube in fanti (ladies coconut) but i don't know how they call it in english but it's taste good and the aroma is sweet❤
It was really good
After all, Africa is not the jungle we have been made to believe.... right?
Exactly
Please is there any farmland around this area ?
Yes I’m sure it is
Not to discourage anyone but flooding could be a challenge in the future if development is not well planned, considering the flat nature of the land.
Yes it has to be well planned
This is really nice... which part of shai Hills is this? Am in the process of buying land shai hills as well just curious
Off Asutsure Road
What area are you purchasing land in?
In Asutsuare @@BlackLove-Gh
Am purchasing is Asutsuare
@@BlackLove-Ghhow much is the land
It is NOT coconut. It's very common in Northern Ghana. It's called voracious palm fruit. Google and see it. .First, You have to wash it with clean water and use your two hands holding firmly and hit on hard surface until all parts has become soft then you gently bite the husk from the top and peel it downwards. . You can eat it with your two hands holding it together if you want to mash i. We don't use knife to cut because it's not possible. Another way of enjoying it is to soak it in warm water after peeling the husk with your teeth that's local way and soak in warm water(half bowl of water) for at least 30 minutes then you mash it slowly to bring out the texture and good smell and it's sweetness until you begin to see the seed pale white and you remove the fruit from the water. It will look like red porridge without added sugar and it's smells good, sweet and cleans your teeth just like after chewing sugarcane. Infact i can go on on on because i was a little boy in Northern Ghana and it's was plenty in our farm. Now i am in England. The seed has 3 uses and maybe i had to email you and show you how it's done. Please NEVER cut the fruits down rather plant more. Get in tough if you are interested. Anyway all best ans welcome home to my motherland
Thank you for that
How much and pls who we will have to contact if we want to buy.thx
I’m not sure what’s available or the price now in this area
How much two plots of land would cost?????
Plots range from 30,000 to 40,000ghc
@@BlackLove-Gh I rely would love to buy two plots, but i don't understand the exchange rate from USD to Ghana CD. what could I buy with $ 2400 USD???
Right now that’s about 32000ghc
@@BlackLove-Gh I’m going to keep your information and reach out to you about buying 4 plots. Thank you very much.
@anthonymorris1973 yes sir, please do
How much is acre of land
Not sure about this area