It's really sad! After spending your money to buy the land and build the walls, somebody decided to break it down. If it was a non-black person who owns the property, I doubt they would do that. This is what black people do to one another. I know exactly what I am saying....
Mindless vandalism!! I do understand what you are saying, my Sister Hortense, believe me. Sadly, we are quick to do this to our own people. The whole of Africa has a lot of healing to do. God bless you. 👑
From what I've been learning/hearing this is why it's important to tie in with the local community before purchasing land. In Africa the land buying process appears to be more layered and not straight forward like other places.
Hello dearest 👑Esrene!! It’s always a pleasure reading your messages. I hope you are keeping well. Yes, thank you, it’s all good now. Abundant blessings to you and family. 🤍
Hi Monique it's been long. I use to follow you when I was in Europe. I am now seeing a video of yours again. Sorry all you've gone through acquiring a land in Accra. Thank God you've resolved it all.Continue to enjoy your stay in Ghana.
Hello 👑Sophia! Aww Thank you very much! I appreciate. You cannot be too careful with land transaction in Africa. In fact anywhere these days. Are you living in Ghana now? God bless. 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Accra lands are full of trouble. I always advise that anybody who wants to settle in Ghana should look outside of Accra. There lots good places to settle down in Ghana. The eastern and Central regions for example, are better alternatives and they aren't far from Accra.
If you want little chance of issue buy in the areas around Accra or the North. In Accra you can go through all the right channels and still have issues with neighbours, land guards etc., With regard to them breaking your wall, sorry to hear that but try to reach a financial agreement with them.
The truth is that whether Ghanaian or non Ghanaian don't buy any residential land in Ghana, especially Greater Accra without involving the lands commission. Otherwise you buy at own risk.
Thank you Frank. We’ve heard that for years they’ve tried educating about these bad practices but no one pays attention. The chiefs seem to have more power than the Police.
Monique you are so right with Ghanaians thinking you are soft because you are nice to them and so they can walk all over you. I am proud of you for standing your ground and insisting on your brother’s right to his entire land. People build some structures to sleep in and don’t make provision for a simple hole in the ground toilet. Even when the government built flushable toilet for some communities, just to pay 0.50 Ghana pesewas to use it, mind you the charge is to provide toilet paper and water to flush plus a paid attendant to keep the place neat, they refuse to pay and rather go to the sea or the bush. It is a very sad mentality. 👍🏿👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 Well done my sister. Don’t mess with my sister.
Thank you my dear 👑Sister!! You are absolutely right. We thought about contributing to build a public toilet in the area and were told what you’ve just said. We were told it will not work because there was one built around the school area and they vandalised it. Our mentality has to change in order for us to see progress. Are we willing to put our pride aside and drop our old habits that no longer serve us? People don’t want to make an effort for anything these days. Very sad indeed. 🤍🙏🏿❤️
My sister, please tell your brother to start doing something on the land.Maybe is not just the wall they after, its the land itself.You might pass by one, and somebody might building on it.I suggest a foundation first.Even if there is a pathway, somebody might build on it.
Hello beautiful sister long time I trust you are doing well please I want to have conversation with you so you can recommend to your contractor who built your house, I leave in the USA thank you and God bless.
Don't by property without knowing what the situation is ,an then put up signs saying this is now private property an can no longer be used as a pathway or short cut 2 your destination sorry.
Bring your security guard food and beer and cold water. Provide for your 24 hour security guards in 2 shifts shelter and cameras. Check on them and always be respectful and nice!!!!!! No one said this would be easy. You are not living in a highly developed nation state. Get over people being late or moving slow that is Ghana's reality.
Thank you for your advice. Having lived in Ghana for close to three years, I’m not complaining but highlighting what can happen when you buy land so others can be aware. By now, I think I know how things work. The situation has been resolved peacefully, so I’m ok with it.
I do NOT see this as a big problem. I was thinking of a scam. And also because the dispute is just that little part, I think you people can find a solution to it. I know it belongs to you, and your right. The best way is to find a solution, if not they might even distroy something which will be worse for you, and your hated by the community. This is just to get peace fo my and not looking over your shoulders over there. Just an advice. I am not saying they are right. Our African mindset is just, we have been passing there for 100s of years.
Can't there just walk around and live in peace God I am so tired of the fighting,peace and love people,peace and love I bet if it had belong to a white person there would not even blow on it
Yes, they could walk on the roads around the plots but chose to use that shortcut instead. This is what they are doing now that the passage is closed. I agree, they will never think of doing this to any other race. The whole world needs peace and love. Amen!
I think the government should stop non-Ghanaians from buying lands. In the future there will be a serious trouble because the locals will end up being squatters in their own country.
@@MoniqueTchimanga Exactly Ghanaians should stop buying property in America and other country because the locals will end up having no where to resides. When Nigerians were telling you all that Ghanaians are bitter souls who pretends outside to let you in and then they strike.
Do you have a site plan , do you have permit from MEP, do you have a copy of land from Land commission, do you have a copy of papers from the chiefs, do you have a lawyer and real estate agent.do you have a business account and dual citizenship, do you have a building permit and did you work with a third party from Ghana?, Get residency permits and credit with the bank. Do not complaint just do the research planning and back up security. Like thorn bushes, electrical wire on walls, and barking dogs. Hire security. ADT is in Ghana. Get cameras do not complain. People of Ghana owes us nothing. Many folks are poor and did not have your opportunity to make real money . Ghana min wage is $1.46 Get help and close to local villagers who are good people. Do not have a attitude.
It's really sad! After spending your money to buy the land and build the walls, somebody decided to break it down. If it was a non-black person who owns the property, I doubt they would do that. This is what black people do to one another. I know exactly what I am saying....
Mindless vandalism!! I do understand what you are saying, my Sister Hortense, believe me. Sadly, we are quick to do this to our own people. The whole of Africa has a lot of healing to do. God bless you. 👑
Yes well done, I'm a Ghanaian living in the UK Barking. You have to be tough on our people to get things done. 🇬🇭✊🏿🇬🇭
It’s not easy at all!! Thank you Samuel. 🇬🇭🙏🏿🇨🇩
Yes, I agree there should be walk-ways but that doesn't excuse them for breaking down your wall. Thanks for sharing your experience. 🙏🏽
From what I've been learning/hearing this is why it's important to tie in with the local community before purchasing land. In Africa the land buying process appears to be more layered and not straight forward like other places.
Thank you!
Always a pleasure to be in your presence. I’m happy to know you were able to get the matter resolved.
God’s blessings always
Hello dearest 👑Esrene!! It’s always a pleasure reading your messages. I hope you are keeping well. Yes, thank you, it’s all good now. Abundant blessings to you and family. 🤍
I’m you got things straight, you have to be careful everywhere!❤️🙏🏽
I agree, these days, you can’t be too careful. We must be vigilant and be extra careful. God bless you. ❤️👑🙏🏿
Hi Monique it's been long. I use to follow you when I was in Europe. I am now seeing a video of yours again. Sorry all you've gone through acquiring a land in Accra. Thank God you've resolved it all.Continue to enjoy your stay in Ghana.
Hello 👑Sophia! Aww Thank you very much! I appreciate. You cannot be too careful with land transaction in Africa. In fact anywhere these days. Are you living in Ghana now? God bless. 🙏🏿🙏🏿
@@MoniqueTchimanga Yeah, I am back in Accra. I hope we meet up soon.
Nice!! I hope to see you too. Please Email me at: moniquetchim@gmail.com
Am from Ghana but I will never bought land in Accra, because Accra lands have lot of problems
We are finding out that it’s not small problems at all. God help us Africans!
Sorry to hear Sis. Stay safe 🤗❤️
Thank you 👑Sis! God bless you. x🤍❤️
Mbote, mboka ya batu eza kk ya batu. Boya to construire mboka nabiso 👍eloko ya makasi💪.
Olobi ya solo ndeko. Kasi mikakatano ezalaka bisika nionso. Ata na mboka na biso, ezali kaka pasi. To viva yango. Pe experience eteya biso mingi. 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Accra lands are full of trouble.
I always advise that anybody who wants to settle in Ghana should look outside of Accra.
There lots good places to settle down in Ghana.
The eastern and Central regions for example, are better alternatives and they aren't far from Accra.
Land trouble is creeping in everywhere now, sadly.
If you want little chance of issue buy in the areas around Accra or the North.
In Accra you can go through all the right channels and still have issues with neighbours, land guards etc.,
With regard to them breaking your wall, sorry to hear that but try to reach a financial agreement with them.
Thank you Abdul. I appreciate your advice.
Thats wickedness!!
The truth is that whether Ghanaian or non Ghanaian don't buy any residential land in Ghana, especially Greater Accra without involving the lands commission. Otherwise you buy at own risk.
Thank you Paintsil. 🙏🏿
Please report to the authorities,
Wether police or chief in the area,or fixed security camera 📷 there to capture a person who does that bad thing
Thank you Frank. We’ve heard that for years they’ve tried educating about these bad practices but no one pays attention. The chiefs seem to have more power than the Police.
@@MoniqueTchimanga yes, because chief owns lands majority in Ghana 🇬🇭 outside Accra it's better than Accra as a capital
Do you know that some chiefs do sell government lands?
Look up the Fihankra incident. Going to the elder's or even court won't stop this from happening again.
How
Monique you are so right with Ghanaians thinking you are soft because you are nice to them and so they can walk all over you. I am proud of you for standing your ground and insisting on your brother’s right to his entire land. People build some structures to sleep in and don’t make provision for a simple hole in the ground toilet. Even when the government built flushable toilet for some communities, just to pay 0.50 Ghana pesewas to use it, mind you the charge is to provide toilet paper and water to flush plus a paid attendant to keep the place neat, they refuse to pay and rather go to the sea or the bush. It is a very sad mentality.
👍🏿👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 Well done my sister. Don’t mess with my sister.
Thank you my dear 👑Sister!! You are absolutely right. We thought about contributing to build a public toilet in the area and were told what you’ve just said. We were told it will not work because there was one built around the school area and they vandalised it. Our mentality has to change in order for us to see progress. Are we willing to put our pride aside and drop our old habits that no longer serve us? People don’t want to make an effort for anything these days. Very sad indeed. 🤍🙏🏿❤️
You are right mum. Everything is you said was true.
Put a barb wire
My sister, please tell your brother to start doing something on the land.Maybe is not just the wall they after, its the land itself.You might pass by one, and somebody might building on it.I suggest a foundation first.Even if there is a pathway, somebody might build on it.
My brother was told to do that. Thank you Abdul. 🙏🏿🙏🏿
I believe you ooo
Can you help me get land in Ghana please?
Hello Sis. Please email me at: moniquetchim@gmail.com
Ok bye and good luck
My name is Twana Cisse not Chris Aaron do not give up or be discouraged.
Hello beautiful sister long time I trust you are doing well please I want to have conversation with you so you can recommend to your contractor who built your house, I leave in the USA thank you and God bless.
Good morning my Sister Mathilda! Thank you. I’m good and trust you are also. You can email me at: moniquetchim@gmail.com
Why build without getting permit from the town planning office? Sometimes you need to blame yourself.
Where in Africa do you live? Because even with a building permit in hand, it doesn’t matter, land guards have their own unwritten rules.
Don't by property without knowing what the situation is ,an then put up signs saying this is now private property an can no longer be used as a pathway or short cut 2 your destination sorry.
Bring your security guard food and beer and cold water. Provide for your 24 hour security guards in 2 shifts shelter and cameras. Check on them and always be respectful and nice!!!!!! No one said this would be easy. You are not living in a highly developed nation state. Get over people being late or moving slow that is Ghana's reality.
Thank you for your advice. Having lived in Ghana for close to three years, I’m not complaining but highlighting what can happen when you buy land so others can be aware. By now, I think I know how things work. The situation has been resolved peacefully, so I’m ok with it.
Listen you pay them to leave you alone
Which area is this in Ghana ?
Greater Accra.
I do NOT see this as a big problem. I was thinking of a scam. And also because the dispute is just that little part, I think you people can find a solution to it. I know it belongs to you, and your right. The best way is to find a solution, if not they might even distroy something which will be worse for you, and your hated by the community. This is just to get peace fo my and not looking over your shoulders over there. Just an advice. I am not saying they are right. Our African mindset is just, we have been passing there for 100s of years.
That mindset have to change.
Just pay the land guards or they will continue to fight you.
This is wrong how can you break someone’s one
This attitude is synonymous with a certain tribe in Accra or Ghana. I don't want to mention names but those ppl are very difficult to deal with.
You have to be tough else they 'll walk over you.
Can't there just walk around and live in peace God I am so tired of the fighting,peace and love people,peace and love I bet if it had belong to a white person there would not even blow on it
Yes, they could walk on the roads around the plots but chose to use that shortcut instead. This is what they are doing now that the passage is closed. I agree, they will never think of doing this to any other race. The whole world needs peace and love. Amen!
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I think the government should stop non-Ghanaians from buying lands. In the future there will be a serious trouble because the locals will end up being squatters in their own country.
I agree with you on this Ben. This rule has to apply for each and every country in this world then.
Government does not own land in Ghana, most lands are owned by chiefs or families
@@MoniqueTchimanga Exactly Ghanaians should stop buying property in America and other country because the locals will end up having no where to resides. When Nigerians were telling you all that Ghanaians are bitter souls who pretends outside to let you in and then they strike.
Do you have a site plan , do you have permit from MEP, do you have a copy of land from Land commission, do you have a copy of papers from the chiefs, do you have a lawyer and real estate agent.do you have a business account and dual citizenship, do you have a building permit and did you work with a third party from Ghana?, Get residency permits and credit with the bank. Do not complaint just do the research planning and back up security. Like thorn bushes, electrical wire on walls, and barking dogs. Hire security. ADT is in Ghana. Get cameras do not complain. People of Ghana owes us nothing. Many folks are poor and did not have your opportunity to make real money . Ghana min wage is $1.46 Get help and close to local villagers who are good people. Do not have a attitude.
Also get copy's of everything trust no one . Did you hire a a land survey