Inside Ghana's Huge Coastal City (life here is surreal)
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2022
- Exploring Ghana's huge coastal city, the incredible Cape Coast. My instagram: / indigo.traveller
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The people of Ghana have been the stand out to me. Insightful, hospitable and humorous. Pure love to Ghana 🇬🇭
Take care, every moment danger at there, not safety n not hygiene
Amen!
@@hoehoe4852 what are u saying ghana is the second safest country in africa we aren’t like that and we do have hygiene he literally is going to the worst places to expose things
We are glad you came to our Country
I lived in Ghana for a while and its the most beautiful country with beautiful friendly people. There is a massive rich and poor divide. But that's the government, because Ghana is a rich country.
I'm a Ghanaian and I feel blessed reading all the beautiful comments about my country.
God bless our homeland Ghana 🇬🇭
I don’t think Ghanaians are humble, but I think they’re smart, they’re one of the first African countries to manufacture its own brand of cars SUVs, pick up trucks, I would love to buy a Ghanaian car
Are you kidding? This is Poverty Porn for white people. They are not your friends.
Nah he made ghana look like a shit hole. There are nice middle class and rich luxury areas too. He only likes showing slums and poor areas.
@@lorenebonsu146 facts, not only that but the lower class neighborhoods look much better then that, they have stores half the people have cars, kids are playing in neighborhoods without violence they have neighborhood functions, but he went to the slums where most of the people migrated to Ghana, Ghana has their own car brand manufactured in Ghana, they have a world-class airport and a city called Airport city, and they are building at airport city 2 they have the largest mall in Africa and one of the biggest department stores you’ll ever see, you can spend all day in the furniture department alone, but he doesn’t show any of that, because he shooting a propaganda video for white people, to make them feel like Ghana is struggling and poor lol
Lt Rowling
Nick I know I've said it before but it's worth repeating. You do a fantastic job immersing yourself with the local people and showing us how people live and what it takes to get by in the world. Stay safe and ✌️
Appreciate that as always, thank you for your support!
@@IndigoTraveller hello sir I would love 💕💕 to travel to Nigeria but I need ur help booking paying a ticket 🎟️ to NAIJA . Please do this for me u inspire me to become a traveler I want to do it. I don't have no money 💰😭😭💰. Please 🙏 I BEG U help me with this. Please contact me okay or u can even pay me a ticket to Europe I don't mind that as well
He’s in the slums on the outside of ghana, the locals don’t live in the slums
@@jarodwilson4946 lmao Ikr this ppl who follow him are so dum
@@jarodwilson4946 Then who lives in them?
I love how the street preacher has with speaker on max-echo for his 1-on-1 conversation with Nick. Ghana looks really beautiful and the people are all so friendly and welcoming.
haha yeah I loved that, that was a beautiful conversation with that man preaching. Max-echo for that context is hilarious
The people of Ghana are so kind, charming and genuine. Beautiful work as always Nick.
Thats not totally true.
@@LabRat6619 be quiet on this one if you dont even have an argument
Kind and charming and taking a dump on the road 😅
@@LabRat6619how would you know? Have you been to Ghana? Uncultured swine
Ghanaians are so Innocent people, very honest, love them.
What a beautiful message the man on the 🎤 had to share ....such difficult life but had the strength to share God's message. 🙏🏽
Jesus is lord.
I thought so 2
These videos really put into perspective with how lucky we really are. You’ve made me appreciate what I have after watching your videos!
Beautiful words. Thank you.
He’s in the slums of accra Ghana not in Accra ghana
Yeah where do you think your riches come from? From these poor, war torn countries, one way or another.
@@khshkhshkhshaccra is not poor or war torn
@@pietrojenkins6901 you’re ignorant, if you stop all the Mexican at the border and didn’t let them in you would have a huge slum there, when the city of accra started growing and developing you have people from all over Africa come to the city where the money is, they can’t work or be citizens so they end up in huge slums, Ghana is the second largest cocoa producers in the world, why don’t those people travel out to the farms and work, they won’t do that because all slums gather around the biggest city where the money is
something i find from all your videos nick, is that these people aren’t ever asking for handouts or freebies, all of them want work more than anything, they want their government to help them bc they’ve turned their heads away from them, all of these videos you get that all the people are still so positive about life, and helpful, and so beautifully hospitable, i hope officials start realizing there are more than just rich people who deserve the right to proper shelter, food, water and work
Man, you're journalism efforts are ridiculously underappreciated. Really well made and you're giving us really good insights that we can't get anywhere else.
man deserves a reward!
He's a crook ,ask him why he didn't help build the orphanage in mokkoko Nigeria as he has collected well over 300k for!!! And the Ukraine vids brought him almost 1million to date 📅
@@thePlum your really blind.
@@thePlum award for what. Showing the poor parts of african countries and not Showing the good flashy parts?
@@thePlum . Maybe a reward from the evil oppressors . Red n£cos 🙄
Thank you for coming to Ghana Nick! I really appreciate you sharing my country with the world
Thanks , Nick, for this amazing Ghana series. Whether it is Nigeria, Haiti or Ghana there is one thing that stands out. These people are indomitable and have a ""never give up" attitude. The physically challenged man in the market spreading the word of God, the fisherwoman, the mechanic,the technician and the street urchins are putting all the odds behind and giving everything so that they can live. Salute the spirit of Ghanians.
He’s not in Ghana LOL he’s in the slums, these people are not a part of Ghana society, these people are pushed out of the city as the city grows bigger everyday, it’s crazy how fast airport city was built and changed the face of Ghana and airport city 2 is now being built and these people will be forced out
@@jarodwilson4946 tsww…please is Ghana and they’re all Ghanaians. It’s still part of Ghana. And the slums are in Ghana just as the nice areas are also Ghana. Stop hiding the reality. Nobody is pushing them out either. We’re all one people. Rich or poor. And blessed are the poor.🙏🏾
@@joy_esinam yes they are getting pushed out LOL because Ghana is going to change that whole area in to condos restaurants hotels and parks, and know transplant gathering in slums is going to stop them, they just built Airport city, do you think they let homeless people stand in the way lol, they are building airport city #2 and it’s going to be bigger than #1 they’re also building wakanda city, Ghana is moving into the 21 century and beyond
@@jarodwilson4946 Hoh! They should build erh. Instead of thinking of the homeless. All they know is building estates for money.
@@joy_esinam after they complete the project it’s going to create over a hundred and fifty thousand jobs, what do you think is more important, letting homeless people destroy the coast and pollute the waters or create a hundred and fifty thousand jobs?
My brother speaking The Word of God
Blessings to you Brother👌
I love the fact that you give these people a voice. You let them tell their government what would improve their lives. Hopefully, someone with a heart in high level positions will see your videos and advocate for the changes these people desperately need.
Having jobs in government spending/accounting/treasury, janitorial, recycling,and garbage collecting are so vital. I pray that all those skilled workers remain kindred and continuing work towards a better system of management within their country!
Are you kidding me? That is exactly these people's problem. They keep blaming government and wanting government to save them.
@@tedkeenan3341 slums are very difficult to deal with, Ghana, is experiencing rapid growth, and Accra Ghana is one of the most popular cities in Africa, they just built the world class international airport and built a metropolitan area around the airport called airport city, this makes Accra even more popular, many people migrate to Accra Ghana looking for opportunity and most end up in slums like this one,
@@julie3895 My point is these people continue to look to government and blame government for everything, without an ounce of personal responsibility, accountability, or initiative. Government or government funding is not the answer that I can assure you.
@tedkeenan3341, the government is the government what white people say pull yourself up by your bootstrap 😅
Am from Cameroon now in Australia- seeing this remind me of home! I feel blessed and I need to stop complaining . Thank you Nick for these amazing realities. Stay safe - we love you ❤
Much love and thanks for watching.
Start your sentence with "I am from Cameroon" and not "I am from Cameroon." That is incorrect grammatically. I am from Tigray, Ethiopia and many of my people write and speak incorrectly like this. Just me being friendly and helping where I noticed you may need it.
@@TrapTech ha I think you messed up a lil there homie!
@@TheSadistNat1on How so?
Australia is the second most depressed country on earth also the highest number of ice users per capita
Nick, it's so cool to see you interact with those people that have absolutely nothing, but you treat them with the dignity that they deserve. It"s beautiful to watch. you are a special person, and so are all those people!
Everyone seems so friendly. I wish they had the jobs they wish for.
This visit is truly remarkable. Thank you for going to Ghana and showing us the kindness of the people there.
Your work should be part of the curriculum in schools.
Thank you
❤️
Thanks mate, new profile picture, nice ;)
@@IndigoTraveller i make an effort...sometimes ❤️
I"ll be showing this series to my students tomorrow ❤️
I’ve learned more from this then I have In my 24 years of life . I wish all people could experience this we would all be more grateful and nice
Be in schools 😂 he goes into the slums of one of the fastest growing and most beautiful cities in Africa, the people he talks to are not a part of Ghana society, these are people that struggle in a modern world, and as Ghana continues to grow they will be pushed further on the edge of society, the government should try to train them to work in restaurants and hotels and hospitals
Showed my ex who is a teacher and she is a geography teacher and she actually shows her students Nicks videos he's that good!
I recently relocated to the UK from Accra. This series is giving me mad FOMO! Dope content.
Am in Ghana rn and this is making me want to walk the whole country now.
Would be epic!
" I am in Ghana..." -Correct phrasing
“Am in Ghana” isn’t incorrect. It’s just a less formal way of saying it
@@jameswalker68 say less brother.. thank you for that
@@TrapTech CNN is hiring…
You bring insight that goes beyond anything we read in the news or online, opening the world to us as it factually is one video at a time. Thanks for all you do.
Love Naa Adoley (female translator). She speaks with such passion.
Naa Adoley is a hero!
I am still amazed at the gentleman for having piles of take out containers in the event that a visitor shows up so they can take the food to go! Its usually the people with little to give who try to give the most. Truly humbling and inspiring
He don't have to pay rent so he can afford to give away food....
@@sumaaminahshaheed4255 omg your comment is the most ignorant i've seen in a while
I lived in Central and Western region for a couple years (half that time in Cape Coast) and I loved it. Amazing people and place! It’s cool to see Cape Coast again, wish I was able to go back.
He’s not in Ghana LOL he’s in the slums, these people are not a part of Ghana society, these people are pushed out of the city as the city grows bigger everyday, it’s crazy how fast airport city was built and changed the face of Ghana and airport city 2 is now being built and these people will be forced out
@@jarodwilson4946 hHahaha wtf Ghana is poor, i went there, and the mayority is poor. Wtf are you talking about
God bless that man on the street preaching. Absolutely beautiful to see that.
Hope you do some video in the us and some Europeans countries as well, because some really mess up living here as well, all so, please show case some of the beautiful developments of Ghana, not just the hard part
The preacher gave me chills, wow what a capture nick. ❤
God bless the Man on the ground in Jesus name!
Yeah god really helping all them poor ass people ahem brother
@@shunsloman9313God didn’t corrupt man. Your anger is directed at the wrong person.
The wit and aptitude for conversation is actually really awesome in this! Of course all cultures have their own hospitality, but there is something distinctly crisp about both the beautiful way their accents approach the sounds of the English alphabet and the decidedly intelligent nature with which many of these individuals carry themselves.
It’s so easy to get lost in the meaningless anxiety of overstimulation from the quick buzz of the 1st-world, consumer rush, as I’m sure I’m not the first or last to suggest.
Please keep posting, mate. Such a beautiful people. Cheers
I really enjoyed your travel documentaries. You showed the raw unfiltered of a country you visit. And this has done a wonderful job at capturing that.
I start a new job in Ghana come January. Can't wait. I love West Africa, me been from South Africa.
How is it?
Much love to you Ghanaians ❤️
Spent time in Kokrobite, Accra, Kumasi…the most beautiful soul I’ve ever come across. Bless the people 🙏
I watch every one of your videos! You do such a great job of allowing The People to tell their story and immerse the viewer into what life would be like in each different location you visit. You’re kind to the people, respectful of the environment and conditions, and open-minded to everyone you come across. Thank you for this great work you’re doing!
Im always so curious what you eat on these trips, would love to see more of that, do you try local food, do you stick to main things? Totally just curious but would love to see that in upcoming series!
Probably a lot of foods comparable to military MRE’s. Just self heating packets of food, no water needed to add. Then i’m sure in a place like Ghana he can have some real dinner at least at some restaurant or his hotel. Just my guess.
There are plenty of Western inspired restaurants in Accra. He could literally eat at a different style restaurant every night from local Ghanaian to American barbecue, Italian Lebanese Indian serve Asian Chinese Japanese, even. British, style fish and chips. I’m sure his hotel where he was staying with. Have had excellent food choices. He just didn’t show that part of Accra.
You never fail me, my friend 😅 this series has been great, man 🙏 hope all is well!
Thank you Tim, much love!
Nick I’m loving your Ghana content! Keep going! Happy holidays 🤍
Lovely people facing such hardship.
The best way to start a Sunday morning ? A cup of coffee and travelling with Indigo Traveller ! Thank you so much Nick for all your time and effort for bringing these videos out to us. and I just love the way you connect with the local people and try to understand how they live and what their problems are. This is what makes your content so unique as compared to other travellers.
God bless and stay safe.
It amazes that Nick is finally here in Ghana Wow cant stop watching your contents it teaches a lot,most importantly to appreciate life no matter where one finds itself.Nick would love if you can document video in the deep Ghettos in Ghana,towns like Nima,Mamobi,Newtown, and Alajo to experience real hustle.Anyways love your contents,pray God gives you the strength to keep educating us.Much Love😍
And Agbogbloshie slums too.
After documenting only the bad part to the word what do you get? 3y3 a mo nsuo nyansa
Your videos are always so interesting, inspring, and raw Nick. Best RUclips channel
Your videos never disappoint. Thanks for sharing with us, keep up the good work!
Thank you Per, appreciate the love!
I found your videos a few weeks ago and they have humbled me so much. To see people who have so little and struggle still smile is very eye opening.
Thank you for helping me travel around the world from home. Love what you do
Your content is by far the best, great work bud, awesome!
As an American that lived in Cape Coast for 2 years this video made me miss Ghana. Thank you for sharing these peoples stories!
Hi Nick thank you as always for great content. I have family from Ghana but I have never been to Ghana. You have made me want to visit! Amazing place and amazing people. pure love
Slovak flag all the way in Ghana! I had to pause and rewind😯😄. Proud Slovak living in UK. I really enjoy your vlogs Nick, better version of mainstream news that would never include this. Every vlog is eye opening. The people are so kind and welcoming even during their worst times. Thank you for showing this to the world. Take care and stay safe ☮🤝
I look forward to each and every one of your vlogs Nick. You do such amazing footage, wishing you and your family the best Christmas and a very happy and healthy 2023 🥂😘
I'm a Ghanaian. We're welcoming and peaceful. Everyone should visit Ghana.
Honestly I would love to visit Ghana ❤
Ghanaian are very hospitable. Not many countries receive strangers like the way these people do . They are very accommodating 😊
He’s not in Ghana LOL he’s in the slums, these people are not a part of Ghana society, these people are pushed out of the city as the city grows bigger everyday, it’s crazy how fast airport city was built and changed the face of Ghana and airport city 2 is now being built and these people will be forced out
@@jarodwilson4946 How many times you wanna copy & paste this ????…If they live far from the city doesn’t mean that where they live isn’t part of Ghana 🤡
@@jarodwilson4946 who is this person again?😅😅😅😅 cape coast is part og ghana
@@Rimmrose he only showed you the slums near the cape cost , he didn’t even show the slave castle because the people working there are not from the slums he’s fake and he tries to show the worst of Africa, he could go to malls supermarkets art museums he can eat at the best restaurants and show you African food, he could go to the university or go to the newly built airport city but nooooo he’s got to go to the slums and show the worst of Africa
@@jarodwilson4946 you are very right but don't says they are not Ghanaians, that guy videos is always ridiculed Africa, he will never show a good side of the country he visited but slums as if his own country is perfect.
I love to see how that man is giving all his time to Jesus, with all the dificulties and hardship he never stops sharing the word of God.
Nick you do such an amazing job. Thank you so much for exposing us to the difficulties the world is facing. May God continue to guide and be with you. 🙏
Thank you for this video Nick.
Was in Ghana last October for the second time, Really love Ghana Winneba Cape coast Accra, Fantastic Makola Market, I'm planning going back next year for 10 weeks ❤️🌴🌴🌴🌴🇬🇭
Awesome 😎 I'm visiting in November
@@shonteealaran1149 i will visit Cape Coast and Accra one day for sure 😊
Pray for Ghana and Africa 🌍 🙏
Europe and the states too deserve prayers!!
@@Fulmetalalchemist yes but this video is not about those places. Let's stay focused on the given topic.
@@Fulmetalalchemist you just got mum'd mate.
Your videos are better than anything I've seen on TV keep it up bro
You are the best Nick may God bless the work of your hands, lots of love from 🇰🇪
Thanks Bri!
Hey Nick , Happy Christmas wherever you are on the planet and have a great 2023 with more exciting travels 🍀
Thanks mate, same to you!
Your internal drive to shed light on stories we otherwise would be deaf to is appreciated beyond the capabilities words can express Nick... blesses to the depth of your soul and praise for your passion for humanity, thank you.
I remember following you when you only had a very few thousand followers.
I love these videos. This may be the best channel on RUclips.
I feel like travel shows even ones I love like "Anthony Bourdain No reservations" typically don't give you a real vision of whats going on day to day for typical local.
This channel does that.
What I love about your videos is you go directly to the real suffering of the world and no showing off your wealth like many people do on RUclips because they have no real talent. Great work as always!
You're amazing, you're the best 👏🏾
That's my beautiful Couples right here.🥳
I have talent
Shame on you
@@carlin_agyei why same on him?
Love & Appreciation from Australia 🙏🙏🙏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Love to Aus :)
Bless you Nick, may god protect you on your travels!
I'm so happy you love Ghana
You never feel I insecured anywhere and there are surprises everywhere
Government corruption is such an atrocity and the people suffer because of it, but the spirit of the people is remarkable
Thank You Nick For Your Tour In Ghana, A Wonderful Job You Do Getting To The Heart Of This Country!
Thanks and much love!
He’s not in Ghana LOL he’s in the slums, these people are not a part of Ghana society, these people are pushed out of the city as the city grows bigger everyday, it’s crazy how fast airport city was built and changed the face of Ghana and airport city 2 is now being built and these people will be forced out
@@jarodwilson4946 And which country are these slums located in?
I kept listening to the beat at the end over and over again.
Great content and happy to see you in my country
Amazing people in a country having very difficult times, my thoughts are with you all, love from 🇬🇧
The work you do is invaluable 🙏
The people of Ghana seem so wonderful. Bless them
This is such an interesting video series.
Great content as always.
Keep it up.
What an amazing series, I don't think there's anything that can compare.
nick, your work is amazing. I'm from Brazil and I've watched all your videos. Your videos show how much we don't know about the world, it's amazing ❤️
Thank you and love to Brazil, I miss Brazil, I gotta come back!
This is what happens when a city has massive growth and change, and leave some people behind, Accra Ghana is very modern and growing everyday and some people are being left behind
He’s not in Ghana LOL he’s in the slums, these people are not a part of Ghana society, these people are pushed out of the city as the city grows bigger everyday, it’s crazy how fast airport city was built and changed the face of Ghana and airport city 2 is now being built and these people will be forced out
Another massive video, love it , keep doing what you do best
Cheers Dylan!
I loved you interact with the people that's what makes the travel blogs the most interesting thank you
I went to university in Cape Coast in 2019/2020. It was a huge shock for me as a norwegian. Loved every second though
Blessings Nick appreciate your videos as always can’t wait to go to Ghana 🇬🇭,respect and Love from Canada 🇨🇦
He’s not in Ghana LOL he’s in the slums, these people are not a part of Ghana society, these people are pushed out of the city as the city grows bigger everyday, it’s crazy how fast airport city was built and changed the face of Ghana and airport city 2 is now being built and these people will be forced out as soon as they start the water front project, they’re tuning the water front in to hotel’s restaurant villa’s and condos and a huge park and beach
@@jarodwilson4946 stop trying to caress reality. It’s is part of Ghana and they are Ghanaian. Whether they are in south east or west, they are ghanaians. We can’t keep showing the glamour without a balanced narrative
@@Festus714 your comment is ignorant, those people don’t have jobs, they don’t pay rent, and they don’t pay taxes, they live in a slum of transplants and many illegal transplants that cross the border illegally, every morning it’s huge traffic jams of thousands of cars with people going to work, some work as police officers, some work as teachers others working as doctors some people work at malls or at grocery stores and others in restaurants and hotels, and they come home and pay rent and taxes, that’s not glamor those are ordinary Ghanaians living and working in the beautiful city of Accra, and this white dude could interview taxpayers but he chooses to find a slum just to show the worst place in Ghana, but when he goes to white cities he goes to the best part’s. It’s call propaganda
Thanks Nick. Yet anonother eye opening video. My prayers for the beautiful people you met today 🙏 ❤️
Love to NZ!
your intros get better & better Nick, great video
As someone who is from Cape Coast Ghana, I would like to advise all viewers to watch this video with a pinch of salt. The videographer has done an amazing job highlighting poverty and suffering within this Central region town, but has failed to balance his video with the other realities of Cape Coast. The reality in Cape Coast is that some are suffering but others are not. I now understand why others are suffering, but did he highlight why some are doing well when the economy is suffering? Quite a few comments have pointed out the fact that this video, and many others on his page, perpetuates the same old rhetoric about African countries. I would like to provide some feedback; every country has its positives and negatives. When exploring a new area provide the audience with a more balanced, unbiased perspective that truly reflects where you have been.
Thanks for your feedback. I do appreciate it. However, I don't believe I failed to cover the positives as I covered this in detail at the end of the video and mentioned that there is a lot more to this region and even showing photos of different areas. My goal with these videos is to give a voice to those oppressed. Thanks for watching.
@@IndigoTravellerThere’s no oppression. It’s rather a tough economy.
@@simplynaaA tough economy constantly perpetuated by the rich, power-hungry, oppressive governors and senators
This is reality for 90% of the world. Really makes you feel grateful for the life in the west! Wow!
Unfortunately this is the goal for the west. They want this same poverty in the west and they're working OT to make it happen. Wish I was wrong
@@benallmark9671?
He’s in the slums of Accra Ghana, Accra Ghana is one of the most beautiful and modern cities in Africa that’s why most people that move to Africa from the us always move to Accra Ghana
@@jarodwilson4946 tell him
But in the so called west, there still exists poverty & deprivation.probably only the Scandinavian countries have managed quite well on deprivation due to existence of some social welfare programs.
well done mate been watching for for a couple of years now, your humility and empathy towards locals you interact with is astonishing :)
Thanks so much for the long time support 🙏🏻
@@IndigoTraveller cooooool bro ;)
You don't know until you know!!! Great content and thanks for keeping it as real as possible. 1Love!!!
I live in Cape Coast and this is very good depiction. Also my heart broke when those boys could not speak English. Don't get me wrong, I love local languages. Unfortunately it is English skills that are required for a good job and any chance of changing your faith. It's heart braking to see children failed by the education system. Also great comment from the gentleman that there needs to be more emphasis put to vocational and entrpreneurial skills.
Good to see the people so inviting and welcoming. Makes others want to travel there. Tourism boost = better economic conditions
Absolutely, they'll welcome you with open arms!
He’s not in Ghana LOL he’s in the slums, these people are not a part of Ghana society, these people are pushed out of the city as the city grows bigger everyday, it’s crazy how fast airport city was built and changed the face of Ghana and airport city 2 is now being built and these people will be forced out as soon as they start the water front project, they’re tuning the water front in to hotel’s restaurant villa’s and condos and a huge park and beach
Thank you very much for making these videos. This is how documentary should be made - accurate, impactful and helping people to better understand the world in which we live. Once again thank you and keep the good work. 😀
Thank you very much Nick, for all that you have done trough the year! For us, your viewers it was amazing. Thanks God, that people like you exist, but not only for doing the videos, but for helping the people, rising funds for them! Deserving rest for you now! Have a nice holiday Nick with your loved ones, stay safe and take care. See you next year on another avdenture🍀🌲🎅🥂🙏
Thanks Vlad and much love!
God bless the Preacher man!
Nice dude he was!
My gosh, I would love to put together videos like this one! I am obsessed with places and people who live lives different from mine, I think we have so much to learn from them. I am planning to start a long trip as well in which I will volunteer and also film people and their way of living. That's how I want to live my life that's why I admire and find very valuable your videos, they resonate with me and my dreams, well done, wonderful job all the time!
Beautiful Mihaela, good luck with your endeavours :)
The government is going to move all the slums on the water front and turn it into a tourist destination
when are you gonna film, billionaires? or filming poor people gives you fulfillment for a weird reason?
He’s not in Ghana LOL he’s in the slums, these people are not a part of Ghana society, these people are pushed out of the city as the city grows bigger everyday, it’s crazy how fast airport city was built and changed the face of Ghana and airport city 2 is now being built and these people will be forced out
You’re my favorite RUclipsr thank you for sharing your journey
This is crazy something I’ll never be able to do your so brave nick.
I went to Cape Coast and all over Ghana in 2019. There is an art installation at the Legacy Museum in Montgomery, AL, USA where the artist is Ghanaian and the installation is based on the Cape Coast fort. Incredibly emotional. Ghanaians are super kind and very hard working. The hospitality was really warming even in the current economic climate. My trip was part of a five-country road trip from Ivory Coast through Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria.
That’s my hometown. I feel so proud seeing my people
Breda, my Amanful breda. Cape Coast will always be home. I will never exchange it with anywhere in this world.
@@kobina2031 hahaha me I come from Anaafo. But Amanful and Anaafo are not far
@@Bravishnu ohh nice. not far at all. Samd beach, same vibes
Heaps of respect to you Nick. Keep safe.
Indigo, thank you very much for the amazing channel, I don't miss a single second and even come back again and see that maybe I didn't see something... It's really fun to see your films filmed in a professional way in all respects, I really got to know the world thanks to your photographs. Thank you thank you thank you Nisim Dahan, 60, Israel
Tes vidéos sont tellement réalistes et montre la vraie vie de la majorité de la population. Merci Nick