What Is The General Cost Of Living In Ghana?
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Clothes line is the best way to dry clothes. The sun kills bacteria and its energy efficient😊.
Thank you for your advice sister!
That makes sense to me. But then the clothes smell like outside.
I need a dryer .....sorry....ooh no
I love the smell of clothes dried on a line in the sunshine! I grew up in Bermuda and we did not have a dryer. It is so humid there that things took forever to dry unless you dried them in the sun.
Now I live in a pretty dry climate so things dry quickly. Clothes, etc. last longer when air-dried. I like to hang everything on a clothes rack since I don't have a clothes line here. I prefer towels not dried in a dryer because slightly rough terry exfoliates much better than towels right out of the dryer.
Nothing beats a dryer for getting the wrinkles out of clothes when you're too lazy to iron!
@@vodkavohn4344 My mother always hung her wash outside. The clothes always smelled fresh.
We seem to have forgotten that the goal from day 1 was to get back to Africa
Goodbye
We are in Africa already the whole world is Africa. The biggest trick and probably upside down. They are sickening not to let us know any parts of it how it went down.
No
Nah people have to mix and spread. Maybe 500 years of hardships but it's necessary.
I would love living there and grow my own food
I'm AA, I'm relocating to Ghana, I found my roots there🇺🇸🇬🇭💪
Micheal Bowen Great. See you soon. Hope to meet you on arrival.
Mine two but mostly nigeria 28% but Ghana was about 12% overall anout 60% West African. Im so excited.
@@realascanb222 come home my love home is where you belong 💪❤️❤️❤️
Makes my black ass happy to see my people man... love from Tampa Florida.. I’m coming home soon
Yeah dont blame you the way they killing our people wholesale there
Lil Howard, will you like to visit Ghana???
I'm also in Tampa. Definitely am planning to visit the end of this year and possibly relocating there in about 2 years.
😹😹😹😹❤️❤️❤️
No one looks at you different or cops pulling you over just for being black. Africa is our home. she may not look like what you are use to abroad. yet.. but we can build her to suit our comfort. together.
Beautifully spoken. I cant wait to move here
Right
Please please, in terms of being pulled over by the police, don’t allow yourself to think you won’t get pulled over or you will be very disappointed. I absolutely love Ghana and intend to move there one day but they have something called check points that just pop up at night and can be very annoying. They’re supposed to be for our safety but a lot of police just use it to extort money from people. Especially around Christmas because thats Ghanas busiest time of the year as tourism increases significantly so they get a lot of money from us tourists. Some of them can be pricks and will threaten to put you in jail if you don’t give them so and so amount of money, some of them are cool and just shine a torch in your car quickly and let you go. We still have corruption in Ghana police force, its just a different type compared to what we’re used to in the US or in my case, the UK.
we will have to or well will always be at the mercy of the colonizers, they only seek to destroy us
Lmao what?
I’m leaving the USA and Neva coming back! The Most High guide my steps so I can make this move 🙌🏾😩
Introverted Aries have some investment in the USA and most importantly a steady monthly income of >$3000 to live a really comfortable life in Ghana
if you ever need any assistance when you get here, just hit me up. will be glad to be of help to you and the many others who also want to come back home. That's the way to go.
Ase! 🙏🏾🇬🇭❤
💖🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭💖
God's speed
I just want to congratulate his mom for raising a son without self hatred. Good Gosh a blk man who loves himself and a blk woman is rare. Good job to his mom
And his Dad...
Amen!
It's not rare. Most Black people marry each other.
There is a such thing as father's
TRUTH AMEN !
I’m training to be an Electrician. I would LOVE to get the houses over there wired up safely for future usage.
@C II So greasing is all over. I thought we were alone in Liberia.
PRAYERS AT WORK
I hope you get a chance to do it. Prayers going out to you💙
That is awesome!
NSUScooter yes brother! Let’s put our credentials to use! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Marcus Garvey was correct. LETS GO BACK HOME 🏠
Das rite! No more oppressive whitey oppressing you with his presence.
I agree. Go and take as many animals as you can.
@Lee Pearl lol..
@@thedeist3978 GOOD
@Lee Pearl Then you should stay right where you are. Why you even watching this anyways. Duh.
Please bargain before you pay. It’s unfortunate that we charge foreigners more because we assume they’re rich.
Charles A. Asamoah you're right. He's been overpriced.
Those are actually good pricing points because things are way more expensive here in the us
How can you call fellow African a foreigner?
I agree like wtf why so high
@@auntynaomiscorner4530 I have a Ghanaian passport and I'm still called a foreigner. From time you don't speak Twi, you're not local or they can see have lived abroad, then you're foreign
One thing about it,you don't have to worry about racial profiling.
That’s any homogeneous country
Um if they think you got money because of your race that's racial profiling
Cosmics Conscious
it could happen but you cannot call it “racial profiling” because they are all the SAME RACE.
Unless youre white.
you do if you're a white guy
The accent he uses when dealing with the market people is very interesting.
It's called code switching. You hear it most often with West Indians and Africans when they're at school/work vs with their family/friends.
The funniest ones are when you hear them answer the phone all proper but switch immediately when they realize that it's a family/friend that they're speaking with.
It could just be that his American accent is hard to understand outside of America. Hardly a code switch. He wasn’t trying to sound Ghanaian. When someone speaks English with an Jamaican accent to an American, it is sometimes hard to understand. Yall reaching lol
Lol i love how you could hear his Ghanaian accent coming through when he was talking to the locals. I’m from Ghana, moved to the states at 13 and planning to move back to open a clinic after I’m done medical school
I plan to make the move after i finish nursing school. Can I work for you? 😁😝
I want to work with you as RN
You better go! I pray ypur clinic is beypund sucessful
Amen me to lol I'm half Jamaican and my dad owns a construction company as well and I was planning on building and landscaping 🙏🙏🙏🙏 yes amen god working on us
Make sure you get a masters or a doctrine. Africa needs u
He's a good black man we need more brothers like him
Overall I think that living in Ghana is healthier than living in the US.
am kenyan and i agree,the problem is making that US money here in Africa,that's not gonna be easy.all those shoppings he's done not cheap for the locals.
@@calvoh9715 exactly.
I was floored by those fresh vegetables and fruits. And the cost. I could make it there with my SS and pensions. Gonna plan a trip.
@@SuperBre94 please do your health will thank you.
Until you get ill....
Beautiful family 🌼🌼🌼. Heavenly Father, please watch over this married couple, children, and grandmother in Jesus name 🙏🏾. May the Blood of Jesus (Yahshua) cover and protect your family and may Holy Angels be with you all always 🕊️🕊️🕊️
Amen !!
@A Jay I know Jesus (Yashuah) was not white!(smh). He was a black Israelite who shed his blood for all of mankind 💗
Jesus is a European invention.
Jesus had feet of burnished bronze, Christianity started in North Africa, and one of the oldest pictures of Jesus was shown to be a black man with black peoples surrounding Him
Wow, we are neighbours . " Ubuntu". I leave around. Very happy you guys are coming back to your roots. I Am a Ghanaian, i wish All A.A should come. We are one People.
What does "Ubuntu"(obuntu)means in your language?..i am East African specifically South EA but it means humanity,some tribes write Ubuntu and others Obuntu.
@@trendeous4070 I was always taught it meant Unity.
@@CarlParrish Oh!..it's humanity in East Africa
I can't wait to go back home to be with my people. We're going to make Africa Great Again.
Please take everyone with you!!!
Thas how we live in jamaica. The white man came to america when the English throw them out.
@@davidr8415 I'm thinking that the transition for us as Jamaicans would be easier.
There is talk by some that we as well as Haiti should be a part of the AU. Our trade and partnership with each other would be a good thing for our future.
@@lagosshipwreck6424 we would love to get away from you animals
@@monsterx3055 what's holding you back?
I'm brasilian and I want to come so bad! The racism we endure is UNBEARABLE
Eduardo Oliveira come home sister the motherland awaits you 👍❤️
we need to invest in our communities in Brasil and Africa
😭😭😭😭😭
Tapsiru Saccoh thats a guy u know
Oh Gosh I can only imagine. Yup time to leave
This is a real dude. You could learn something from him. Respect bro.
This brother and his family is the most beautiful and inspiring family I've ever seen. I live vicariously through them. I am a black man from Africa living in Atlanta. Watching his videos makes me think of going back to the Motherland.
Thank you 🙏🏾
ME TOO
Acct CPA What brought you here and what's stopping you from returning bro?
@@keshia001958 Hi. I apologize my long delay. I just get overwhelmed by the schedules. Anyway, I've never been to Ghana but always loved the country. I'm originally from Moz.
Yes round everyone up and go. MAGFO
Our food 🥘 are fresh, without any chemical, that’s why I love my home 🏠
💖💖🔥🔥🔥🔥
True I wish I was there now
The choice of fruits is enough to make me want to pack up and go.... I'm so tired of GMO food
Grow your own food, it's easy especially here on the rich Fertile soil of America....
That Ain't No Secret !!❗😟😯" i don't blame you my brother!
I’m ready to start my new life in Ghana.
🦁🦁🦁✊🏿✊🏿❤️❤️❤️
Ghana is the place to be. I was born in Nigeria but there is no freaking way i'm moving back there. I was lucking enough to work in Ghana for a while and that's where i discovered how wonderful it's people are. Been living in the U.S for over a decade now but i'm pretty sure i'll retire in Ghana.
MegaBestoffer
You don confused about yourself Ghanaian don't like you but you all forcing yourself into them but many places in Nigeria are far better than Ghana eboyi state or cross River or more please read
Self hater. What is in Ghana that you can't find 10 times more of in Nigeria?
@@african-history-fountain really? Im living in Jamaica n would love to travel to naja or ghana but i heard over there is bad.. too much voodoo n killing
@@tanshievlogs Absolute garbage. There are literally tens of thousands of Jamaicans living in Ghana and Ethiopia as we speak. Thousands more visit Africa yearly on vacation. If it was so dangerous, what would they be doing out there? It's like somebody saying, ''Don't go to America'', or ''Don't go to Jamaica''. ''There's too much shooting and too many gangs there''. Doesn't make sense, because even though that is true of America and JA, you are still highly unlikely to be the victim of crime if you visit either country, and you will miss out on so much positive stuff in the countries. Exact same in places like Ghana and Nigeria. Just be a man and go. You won't regret. I think you'll be shocked how similar Ghana and Nigeria are to Jamaica.
@@african-history-fountain the good people and peace
I've been doing my research for about 3 years now on West Africa, I cannot wait to make this move.. if all goes right I'll start visiting Prospective countries in December...Im so ready to leave america.
You trying to leave America and Africans trying to get to America 😂😂😂
Y. Ghana is not a goid good place to live i heard
Ghana is cool
Leftsideofthebrain - Topic I’m African and would never want to live in the US I don’t even like to visit
So have you left yet? Where did you go? How is it?
After the lockdown I'm visiting Ghana. I have intentions of living there.
Wait for me!
Do you have
Good money
Flow than is
Good otherwise
You have to
Come back
🇺🇸
Finally a normal person talking about living in Ghana
The fresh produce in that market has my mouth watering. When I was in Ghana, I lived on avocados and pineapple. Go to Ghana for just the pineapple. It is the best in the world!
Yup!! SO TRUE!
You know well
In Cameroon when I was there, the bananas and avocados were divine!
Would love to eat smoothies, there. I wonder what jobs are for expats?
@@shesaknitter Yep!.And the bananas still have little black seeds in them,unlike the GMO bananas we get in US/UK.
And I see ppl saying you should haggle on the prices in the market. Thats cuz we are used to getting less for more money in the states. 5 potatoes for 2 dollars? And it's organic! Noo I'm not haggling. I'm paying my ppl so we all can eat.
These women are our mothers. If we have the money, we must support them oh. They can overcharge me.. 😂😂😂 new subbie!
olivia brown 😂😂i hear that sis but thats a sure way to end up spending your spending money quuuuuickly if you don’t live out there. When they see us foreigners, they like to increase their prices like crazy sometimes. I wana be charged the usual price then i like to give them extra when paying. I actually don’t go anywhere without my fiance who is Ghanaian born and bred so speaks local dialects. They seem to charge him more appropriately 🤷🏾♀️😅
Girl come on with it.. we pay in America at local stores to support ppl who r not us without a prob. Get it together ppl
@@raiethefantibae Everything he's saying is interesting and useful, but when he said that big bag of tomatoes was only $6, I was ready to grab my passport, but I don't have one now.
So go.
What are you waiting for???? Bye 👋
Real one
My mom had a clothesline when I was six years old and we were living in Washington State. I have fond memories of running through them.
My spirit is telling me, NOW is the the time to leave the states. We are treated WORSE than hogs over here. I want to be treated HUMAN. Thank you SO MUCH for this! This video is SO encouraging given the current climate of things.
@lemigod Thank you SO MUCH! You are APPRECIATED.
I am a Jamaican (lol) and having lived in both asia and europe, I came back back to JA recently. Walking down the street I thought "this is shitty country but ut's my shity country" then I thought, "wait what? is it?" lololol so now I'm making plans to move to nigeria/ghana/yorubaland as well... In all my travels, many of the smartest, most attractive africans I've met are west africans: Yoruba, Ewe, Ashanti, Fula, Wolof ... I could go on
I would love to move to Ghana. It would be a dream come true.Gods gonna make a way. Its always in my mind. I'm saving now
Elizabeth Jenkins me too as well sis
Come home to where you really belongs.
Wow something to think about.
Now this is how you make a video on Ghana cost of living!!!!! He told us what he pay and show us the company that he pay it too.He give us the price of a Washer, a step down, propane etc. Then at the end he post a reference, a wrap up of some of the general cost! I must download this video!!!! Thank you so much! So much information in this video. Thanks 1000 times!!!!!
Neteret360 I don't know nothing about no signs sorry
That was what I was thinking this vid was so on point!
RJ Kwabena yea i was looking at at some of those prices they were giving him akata prices.
I concur. He did a great job with this video. Very detailed.
RJ Kwabena Word!
OMG!! Ghana reminds me so much of my country Jamaica...well, it all make sence given that our ancestors are predominantly from Ghana & Nigeria to be specific...much love from Jamaica to the motherland... ❤ 🇯🇲🙂
I want to go and do air conditioning installation I need to get out there ASAP god guyed me to make my move and set up shop and be around my peoples and give them the service my people need pray for me people 🙏🏾
Do it!
That's it. Go there and set up your business!! Trust me!!!
Go there to show them how to put CENTRAL AIRCONDITION DUCKS for the whole housing instead of having each unit for each rooms.
Cocobutter Chin most definitely would be a better option depending on the size I’d love to get a team together and give the peoples the supply and return air they’ll need god willing I can make that happen soon 💭
Visit 1st!
No wonder why they say Jamaicans are from Ghana. We share so much in common as peoples. This is truly one Earth.
You are right that at present we have slaves. I recognize the same slave system everywhere, on every continent. Some do come from Ghana, some Europe, some Asia, everywhere and no matter where they run from, they run into the same system. Apparently Moses tried to escape it too. It is true that Jamaica does have the spiritual traditions you say.
Immortal Ones Trinidad to We basically have the same things
I was just saying the same thing... I shared this video with my family in jamaica.... Even the name of the food is the same
Pls not that we are similar, we are brothers and sisters, all jamaicans are Ghanaians.
Exactly I'm 100% Ghanaian from one of the akan tribe called bono ahafo but you know we have different akan tribes in Ghana and we are the largest tribe the Asanti,Bono,akuapem,fanti,d3nkyera,and the akyim. Back to what I was saying my granny used to tell me we have half of the akan tribe outside Ghana which is Jamaicans so we are of the same root and tribe even our traditional dressing seems alike the "kente" so are always welcome home
Love you all my brothers and sisters from the other side of the world
Hello bro am from Ghana am very happy for all that you are doing to bring our people home but please try and have a good friend from Ghana to tell you the truth about the right price of everything cause our people sometimes take advantage of our brothers and sisters that trying to come home to leave but in all things I wish you and your family all the best.
lmmanuel Ahadzie the price tags are on everything so how do they take advantage of our brothers from outside
Yep many crooks that think they are SMART.
Yes is true when u speak slang they feel u have enough money. So they give u different price when u dress good too your price is different that's Accra for u
Am a Nigerian but bro,some things are not worth saying on the social media especially when positive messages are being passed on,don’t be this negative on media next time,there are discussions made for face to face talk bro,besides ,how do i believe you aren’t one of those people?? If not,how did you know about this?? You lose to gain,if they don’t lose some coins,they can’t learn the cultures and the people’s way of life. So negative of you 👎 👎 .
Good advice! People should always be proactive and soberly assess what is going on around them, no matter where they are.
I love Ghana. I lived in villages around Central and Western region for two years. Greatest experience of my life so far
How much is a airplane ✈️ ticket 🎫
Where you in Ghana for work?
I don't know why but I just started crying at the thought of going home. Wondering if this is where I am from. Not feeling like I belong in the US. It's not easy to leave behind all the negative info I have had in my life about Africa. Now I see someone who is not only living but thriving.
Visit, I share your same sentiment
Same. 😢
We all need to know our roots and ancestors.
Read about the continent and the people and do not let false images guide your thinking. As a child born in the early 60's the vibe around my environment was pro Africa . Our family left the south in 69. We moved to Detroit where my older siblings shared with the younger ones culture. And believe it or not my parents were very open they were in there early 40's. We were like one of a group of families, that were founding families in a community center that was Afrocentric. Ghana isn't perfect and nor is any place on this earth perfect. However, when we touched down and came out into the warm air. The party of people waiting for us along with others waiting for their family and friends all said at some point Welcome Home.I tell you with everything in me even before I heard these greetings I felt Home. I know America is the land of my birth and it is home. But the welcome home spoke to me even from the land. The negative vibe we feel in the states as the result of being the descendants of Africans was absent. I always felt warm and everyone around me looked like me. I was mistaken for being native borne Ghanaian many times. You will love it if your mind is transformed before you make your pilgrimage. I had the fortune of being prepared every since I was a yout...Lol BlessUp Sis and enjoy every minute of your trip. You probably will start thinking how can I live here....!
To my surprise this is almost the same as when I lived in St Lucia. I can't wait to move to Ghana! I'm so excited about it!
Francena Scott just visit extensively before making any moving plans
Those side roads look like the roads in Mississippi. Before anyone gets upset, I'm born and raised in Mississippi so I've traveled those back roads😂😂😂
😊The red dirt roads of Mississippi! My family is from Caphia and Hinds county MS!
GA back roads too
My Pops is from Holmes County. So, I know what you are talking about.
Ok you I'm from the Sippy too
I love how all the stuff at the market wasn’t rapped in waste and plastic!!!!!
To all black people, please come to our homeland- Africa. Welcome to Africa.
I can set up a go fund me for all who wish to leave the U.S.
I’m dating a Ghanaian and love him past death ♥️🇬🇭
date me instead
That's wonderful. You make me feel more proud again being Ghanaian. Could you tell me what makes you so love him?
When you live in Ghana, many parts of Nigeria and some west African countries one thing you will realize is that you won't have to worry about active shooter situations. You will be at peace. You will walk like a truly free person. The only thing I pray for is large opportunities like the European countries have. Ppl will come to you and truly ask about your well being. People will share food during Xmas and other festive seasons.
What about bukoharan?
Ladybone Bone those are the conflict areas in the way out of Ghana parts .. that’s mostly in nigeria
Let live Life
You should’ve reminded Ladybone Bone about the KU klux Klan & all the police, politicians, judges, landlords, who are members of that racist group in America.
Sounds like a civilized country.
I'm not being fresh my brother but your melanin is poppimg and your cheek bones cut my screen. 😂😂Big ups to you and your Queen. Bless up!!
No wonder they have great skin. All that fresh food
Organic Fresh Foods are more cheaper in Africa than process foods and can foods.
Brother, you have to negotiate the price once at the market place. The prices are not set in stone. Am happy for you and your family and I hope more African Americans make same transition back to West Africa cos we need more brains and less of the corrupt politicians to develop our continent.
I would love to make the transition yet my family is here . been here for over 300 years so why can't we expand?
Amen we coming I'm coming 2 landscape and re build
Agree
RESIST HATE AND RACISM
It’s one thing to visit, it’s another thing to live in a place. Colorism and sexism does exist.
Let's not negotiate....these people have to live off of this money.....UNLESS you know they are price gauging
Thank you for coming home. Warms my heart
Fruits and vegetables, the perfect way of eating!!!
Husband brought up the idea of moving to Ghana with all that is going on in the USA. I never thought about it. But since he mentioned it I am daily excited about it. Thank you for these videos
I'm coming home for the first time. I'M THIRSTY!!!
When are you coming?
When are you coming home?
C Roys, you are welcome...link up
There are more and more blacks moving to Ghana and there will be more in years to come because of the inevitable racial tensions that are escalating. You won’t be alone for long brother
Watcher On The Wall yeah but how are they surviving ?
@Watcher On The Wall - I dream of this! This Brotha is soooo blessed!
Inevitable permanent racial victimhood mentality and hatred of other races preached by the black race hustlers (jackson and sharpton) and evil anti-police movements like Black Lives Matter screaming "kill police".. The FBI crime statistics paint a clear picture of what's REALLY going on the the US of A .. wake up, don't be a victim be victorious
GS.514 stfu
Hopefully everyone goes. Bye b
Me and my wife is talking about moving there...
Im just done with this nonsense in the 🇺🇸 SMH.
How will you make money? What kinda job will you have? What kinda govt is over there , is it a totolatarian or a democracy. Can you have weapons on your possession in your house , questions that need answers...
@@anonymoustrucker1782 And those are legitimate questions my friend which most of us are willing to help answer.
Good leave we don't want you
AL YOEL THE GREAT WORRIOR OF YAH yes I feel you seriously I do! I plan on moving to Africa myself. I'm done with America 🤦
@@shanthina3704 when are you coming???
I sometimes fantasize when I am financially able and most of all mentally willing to permanently move to a remote part of Africa and live out the rest of my life and no longer have to hear the n word being spoken from my mouth or any others. My heart bleeds for my homeland and I know that I would be at total peace just to live in simplicity and raise a family there
When I can shed these shackles of oppression here in the US God willing I'll make it back home
The shackles are in your mind. "Emancipate yourself from mental slavery; none but ourselves can free our minds." ~ Robert Nesta Marley (Redemption Song)
@@waynephillips5045 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 100 %
that could be nevr
YES, YLOU WILL MAKE IT BACK HOME TO AFRICA. GOD BLESS YOU.
Interesting how you go from speaking proper English when speaking into the camera and then switch your accent when speaking to the natives...being about to adapt is amazing
So you're saying speaking with a different accent is not proper English?
@@YuusufAkorede No, what she is mentioning is his adaption to the culture. Believe it or not, if your accent is similar to those around you it cuts down on being misunderstood.
I think it’s also cause when people hear a different accent they charge more money
It's called dumbing down language.
@B1Chronixx Medasse.😎
Life in Ghana seems pretty much the same as Jamaica
Right
I hear that a lot from the Jamaicans living here in Ghana.
@@samueloforikwakye6928 I didn't know Jamaicans are living in Ghana. Thank you for sharing that information!
@@jamaicanflavor3737 long long time! Many also live in Senegal as well.
@@kerrihall5672 Senegal? Jamaicans brave sah!
Everything is expensive in the USA, when I was in Belize, I get real fresh fruits and vegetables every day, things that we take for granted and when you get to travel outside of the USA, you get to see how other countries appreciate what they have.
Brother you look happy welcome home from home am truly proud of your moves
Advice to those who want to go live in Africa. If you have a home. Please, and I say please do not sell it. Rent it out and get back up money. If things do not work out, you can come to your home. Do your homework. Keep up the good work.
No way that is just running back in to the arms of the white man. Get rid of that citizenship too.
Bad advice.
Sell everything you got.
Leave and never look back.
#bye 😂😂😂😂
This was very helpful. My husband and I want to get out of the US and we are thinking of Ghana.
I can help you get land... In Ghana make sure you contact
He is a beautiful man
Also looks like its hard to be fat because of how much fresh food there is and how cheap
No NGO's! haha Black Americans can get a taste of paradise, the way white Americans WISHED they could have it..
That’s why when you are fat in Ghana, you are considered to be living a good life 😂😂😂
I’m fat. I go to Senegal every summer. I usually lose around 50lbs without trying. The diet of fresh meat and vegetables does it.
Douglas Thomas - I just arrived in Accra on Friday (Jan. 11) and will be here for two weeks. How many pounds do you think I can lose?
MrOu83 at least 30lbs
Beautiful video! Ghana is GORGEOUS!
I nearly fell out of my chair when you mentioned the avocado as a pear. That's exactly what Jamaicans/African descendents call it.
mscardioqueen please watch 8 videos of Jim Nduruchi
Yes including the papaya being called papaw 😁
Yep. Same here in Barbados. And we call papayas "pawpaws". Interestingly enough, there is a fruit in the US called the pawpaw that's totally different. Also, there's a type of banana we call "figs".
mscardioqueen
, Yes "pear" wi call it. don't know where this avocado business come from lol
Yeah they call it Butter Pear in Liberia, probably due to the healthy omega 3 oil it contains.
As a single woman, I'm scared to relocate alone.
Find you a man
@@ionly6805 but I don't want one 😭
@@OG_Bap Who wants to be alone?? Sounds lonely
@@ionly6805 didnt say I was alone, just don't want a man. At least right now.
B.A.P am in Atlanta am here for you (born Africa)
The houses are built from cement because of geographical location to natural disasters. If they build with cement in the west, they would freeze (or burn in summers) to death. If we (Africa & Caribbean) built with wood, we'd need to repair like crazy in our wet season, esp hurricane seasons. There's a method to the madness :)
I would think that would be common sense to most people, it's like that in the US. I'm from Florida and we have cement because of the hurricanes but in New York they don't build like that....
The good thing is God, mother nature really loves Africa. Over abundance of natural and rare resources and even rarer natural disasters. Just man made diseases by the pasty demographic trying to decimate the people on the continent.
Is that also why I never see hardwood floors? Always Tile
Using Drywall is not good anyway for your health. Solid bricks is the best way to build a house. No Black Mould. No Rotten Woods, No Termites
Bro I want you to stay there please do not change your mind
Turey Beeyor me too 👊👌✊✊✊
I think about Africa every day I know one day I will go I am Jamaican so I know a lot of the things over the mother land. We have the same thing in Jamaica
Interesting. I had visited Jamaica a few years before going to Cameroon for 6 months (back in the 1970's). I arrived in Cameroon at night. When I woke up the next morning, I looked outside, saw some people walking carrying loads atop their heads, and it looked and felt just like Jamaica!
Remember slaves were sold everywhere. Born in Barbados, Jamaica, Brazil, Haiti etc. your ancestors were slaves on the slave ships coming to America sold everywhere.
Born in American or the countries mentioned above you are from African descent.
Just because you were born in America, Brazil, Haiti, Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast etc. All are Africans.
Knowledge is power unity is strength.
@@skycallender7541 truth
That Ain't No Secret !!❗ and don't give up!!❗😍😁"
@@skycallender7541 You made me wanna 😢 cry! and fill proud all at the same time !!❗😙😍" Thank You so much for your comment! Knowledge and Wisdom !!❗ you said a mouthful !!❗😍😁🌹💚💙💜💛" Peace 💘 love and blessing always family!!❗
I'm very interested in learning about Ghana. I am seriously considering home ownership and living there.
First step is to own a home there before making any step into moving to any African Country. Rent free first,then look into a lucrative business that will generate steady income
James Bethea, will you like to visit Ghana???
@@nasto4u850 it's a good chance that we are going to
We are building up our program and we are at its infancy so building and creating passive income is the only thing we are doing these days.
@@james_b1279 can we link up???
You mama is a trailblazer and vissionary. I can see it in her face. She fought hard and long in America dreaming of returning to her ancestral homeland. She raised you with that consciousness. It's her fullest joy to be back home and have her boy sharing her most precious dream. I write this with tears of real joy and appreciation in my eyes. BE BLESSED ALL OF YOU OVER AND OVER AGAIN. MAY GOD BLESS YOU.
This is so interesting. I moved to South America from the US and see many similar things like the lower cost of living, water and propane tanks, using voltage converters, and the chill lifestyle. You mention the difference of having income in dollars vs. local currency, and I wanted to share a job tip. For native English speakers, it's pretty easy to get a job teaching English online (no teaching certification required), and you get paid in US dollars! People around the world need to learn English for business, so there are always new students. It's a good way to work from home and get paid in dollars. You need good internet connection and the ability to withdraw money from your account in the US.
What is the website name?
How do you register to be teach online,i studied english at the university and i speak it well too
Yea where /how do you take advantage of this opportunity??.
Yeah I live in South America for six yesrs and I can't count the of people that have asked me to teach them English. Almost got a job working for the military but I needed certificate for that.
My so he gave a informative comment but did not give the information hmmm SMH
I am from Barbados in the Caribbean and i love watching African movies every day. From the documentary on Ghana makes me want to visit and i would eat lots of fruits and vegetables, especially mangoes, tomatoes, watermelons, avocados, and oranges
I love how he tries to speak like the locals. It reveals his effort to belong to the community. He really doesnt have to though, you're a brother already, you've always been!
If you live in an area long enough you automatically gain that accent. Just like Americans who move to England and end up with that accent.
@@cryptopharaohg7005 Or Africans who move here in the USA.
Dont think he's "trying" ....sounds like it's coming with Adaptation/ just being in the Area
He's Ghanaian. He moved to the US when he was 13. He moved back with his family as an adult.
I feel like fruits and vegetables are overpriced in the U.S. after watching this lol
Everything in the U.S is
I know right ...🤔
No, if u are being paid in Ghana Cedis, u will be furious with the prices too. What i love abt Ghana is my family never bought fruits my dad planted Pawpaw, plantains, 'Guava, 2 kinds of Oranges, banana, 2 Palm trees, 2 coconut try, one avocado tree and black berry tree, mango and almond tree..( which we called abrofo nkate tree.) Always make sure u have a lot of space for your own garden. we had peppers, eggplants, tomato and chicken and goats and sheep, just for our own use. We didn't have a deep freezer then so majority of the meat and fruits went to our neighbours who all fed our goats with their peeling of cassava and plantain skins etc..
@@gyamfia119 lovely comment peace sistar
I had a running count in my head beginning at 11:38. It's probably all organic and he literally filled up the backseat and trunk of his car with fruits and veggies for less than $30.
YOU LOOK MORE PEACEFUL....I'M GLAD. I REALLY DO LOOK UP TO YOU AND YOUR LOVELY FAMILY....YOU'VE DONE SO MUCH FOR SO MANY.....YOU WILL BE REWARDED.
I wish they can stay in Ghana, they look so at home and beautiful there!
They don't have to be tense about running into any white racists and white police.
@@thedeist3978 Nope. You're stuck with them.
I wish i had a strong good looking brother like you. Keep your family together💖
Ikr
You can meet a guy who can ultimately be a strong& good friend and brother to you
Good luck with that lol
Then am here
Ms Woodard, here I am
9:45 this weird thing is Karela also knows ad Bitter Gourd/mellon, is rich in antioxidants and vitamins A and C, useful in treating various skin infections like ringworm, psoriasis, and itching. Karela juice adds lustre to the hair and combats dandruff, hair loss, and split-ends.
Thank you for the information 😊
Oh my goodness look at that beautiful organic food!
u really made me cry coz i missed my mother land soooo much.. everything is natural to eat.. unlike here in spain alot of chemical foods.. 😢😭
That “weird thing” that looked like a green lizard is called Corilla or Serasi. It is a POTENT hepatic food. You only cook a bit of it, maybe steam it- but don’t stew it with other foods as it is extremely bitter! It is a purging food. In Jamaica we drink the herb once a year as part of our annual “wash out”. Kids would disappear when that time came. 😂
Afi Sanaa gyal ah mi fi tell yuh! When mi seh shit! 😳😂
We call it asosi or asowosi in Haiti, and make tea with it, it’s a cure all 😂.
Yanikeuk
ah true😁😁
Yanikeuk are you speaking of the bitter melon? helps with blood sugar! looks like a cucumber with pimples!
MissHDD yep I remember drinking it my grandmother was metient
My Dear Family You Know You Can Grow A Lot Of Your Own Food And Save A Bundle. Just A Little FYI. 🌴😀🐘
Wow life is good in Ghana 🇬🇭 gonna move to Ghana in near future
My DNA results say I'm from ivory coast/ghana, thank u for this video, it's the best one I've seen so far. I'm 42, I plan on making the move at 50, with $250,000 saved up. I guess I'll be leaving the dodge charger in the US and taking the jeep rubicon.
I am here in Ghana and a Ghanaian citizen. I believe with $250,000 which is somewhere GHS1.2m you ll be all set to leave in Ghana. U can setup a business or possibly invest ur money and be living on your returns. We love to have people around. As long as they show as love. We give them love back. There are bad people everywhere but trust me in Ghana there are waaaaaay more good people than bad people. U welcome in advance.
Dameon Williams that's enough money to live a luxurious life in Africa
Contact me and I will put you in contacted with my brother there smileyreis@gmail.com
Nice invest brother you will be set keep saving and leave this stressful life behind
Dameon Williams
That amount is capable of setting you up for life in any African country. But be careful by not broadcasting how much you are worth. Also don't contact anyone soliciting to help you with that investment on this comment section or anywhere else on the Internet. Most of these are scammers. So be careful. Peace and stay bless.
The way you say “okay”, very ghana-ish 🙌🏾
I love Ghana my husband is Ghana and we are interested in moving backthabk you for this video
Prin PRIN See you soon! You're blessed to have Ghanaian as husband. Please are you Ghanaian too?
My husband too were planning too. Im so over the states. Im from here but my heart is in Africa specifically Accra Ghana lol❤️🥰
67 years old Mother.....not a single wrinkle looking smooth as a baby....eumelanin is a blessing God. She is amazingly youthful and beautiful
Hi my brother I’m thinking about moving to Africa I’m retired love the channel mashallah
Debra McBride
Sister, I recently moved to Ghana and I love it. This is truly home. All Blacks everywhere should return home to the Motherland, when you are able. Amerikkka is killing us slowly. Africa is welcoming us home. There's a big difference, in that picture.
Debra McBride also retired, O been thinking about it for awhile now.
Home is waiting for you sis
Take those seeds from the veggies you bought and regrow it.
You are right. We've recently started doing this. 😉
Please post progress
He's handsome.
Like most Black men and women...beautiful!
Yes Lord 🙌🙏 I'm sweating, I need a fan..how much is a fan in Ghana??🤣😭
OMG this is like going to Corination Market in Jamaica. I have to get to Ghana next year.
much like living in the Caribbean. That is how we live in Jamaica.
Was saying the same thing. I will visit soon.
Ikr, I'm from Jamaica too and thought the exact samething
But jamaica is not safe. Too much crimes which is sad because it’s so beautiful.
It reminded me a lot about my time in Jamaica too. I had a wedding planning business in Negril. I split my time between the US and Jamaica. I did that for about 4 years. It was definitely eye opening experience.
Im from the Bahamas. We already do most of that. Its interesting to see
The lifestyle reminds me so much of Jamaica...
I see great things happening in Africa. With the appreciation of reconnecting with roots, a new love of Africa is emerging which will lead to a redefining on the African continent. This diaspora is going to change Africa for the better. I’m also thinking of heading back to my land of origin in Latin America. To reconnect with my roots and bring ideas. This has really inspired to do the same. This is beautiful and there is great power in this. Great videos!
It ain't where you from, it's where you mentally at..
We have always been cosmic traveling...
Ghana won't guarantee me peace of mind I have to do that.
I cant watch the produce part I get to excited!!
Same! I think about all the dishes I can make. 😂
Stumbled upon your channel today and watched this video. Loved it. In case, you didn't know, your spirit shines magnificently. Glad I found you guys. Wonderful...
We need to make this a necessary move I mean as a collective Marcus Garvey triedwe need to have another movement in his name ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
@chris w I have started a GoFundMe campaign for the return of black people to Africa
I ❤ this video. The fruits and veggies are so FRESH!!!