She speakes about intelligence, opportunity and you understand nothing beyong her face, it is a offense for our sisters. Contemplate her intelligence of invest.
@@edybouaki8153 is you find someone complimenting Ghanaian women on their beauty offensive, you probably must be close to burnout. Indeed, Ghanaian women are beautiful!
@@champion4000 , the most compliment about that sister must not be her beauty, but her intelligence. We are not at miss competition. I am so proud of what he said inted her beauty.
Dentaa's incisive questioning makes for brilliant interviews. I've been watching and admiring your enthusiasm for Ghana over the years but have never commented on your work. You always ask the right questions but took it to another level in this interview. It brought the best out of Stephanie. Brilliant!
Love This..... Ghana boy watching from Australia. Am always inspired every time I watch your interviews. My Body may be overseas but my Soul is Ghana / Africa, looking forward to coming home soon. Keep doing what you do. Stay Blessed.
Good interview. Africa will be built by the youths not the older people because they do not see the entrepreneurial possibilities the same way and the ingrained idea of just living in the West is fulfilling to most and I can understand how that state of mind is hard to change. She said it well "its all about positioning".
Africa is being built by both youth and the older people. There is strength is oneness and oneness is the way to build and Africa is rising with older folk and the youth.
It is truly exciting, we are grateful for our parents to move out of africa, we gained exp knowledge in the West and can use exp with our fellow africans at home to build
Don't fall into the foolish western way of thinking about 'generational divide'. All ages have things to contribute. Youth brings a new way of thinking, freshness, etc. Older people bring valuable experience - no point reinventing the wheel, etc. ALL ages bring a desire to see Ghana (or Nigeria or Jamaica or wherever) be BETTER.
@@jackiedelvalle Oops, you did not read my post or understood the point. I always advise people to read the comment carefully. Generational "divide" was not suggested in my post, I simply drew a "contrast" but since you mentioned it, be sure it is NOT a Western concept. It exists wherever you can see stratification within demographics. The central thesis of my comment is that younger people see possibilities in Africa, are more exploratory and want to challenge themselves with new ideas in entrepreneurship. Older folks went to EU for greener pastures and most had given up on the domestic system. That's critical thinking in verbal reasoning. No attempt to lecture you. Be well, thanks.
'Other African countries see GHANA as A HAVEN' Indeed. And this perception isn't a mere illusion. In term of political stability, the political structure sustain it while in other countries such as Togo at East of Ghana, violence, terror of the 60 years old bloody and dynastic tyranny is the political structure, the stability isn't real at all. In Ghana the political leaders doesn't use issue related to development to justify a denial of freedom of the people. The people in Ghana aren't persecuted, killed, deprived, ruined by a political system Indeed I am not from Ghana I am a Togolese but I too strongly believe that GHANA as A HAVEN ”and I would say A haven of awakening.
Togo isn’t that bad. There is room for improvement but there is no heavy persecution of the government unless you are attempting to enter political circles. More so neglect of the country and lack of active involvement on making the country better.
@@livingfinance There is always room for improvement of everything. No one is saying the problem is there isn't room for improvement. If you say there is no heavy persecution of the government UNLESS YOU ARE ATTEEMPTING TO ENTER POLITICAL CIRCLES, then you are describing a very bad situation. Thousands innocents have been killed because they were suspected of wiling to do this and that, thousands have been arrested and disappeared. A country that is a dictatorship since almost six decades is a curse. If you have experimented what the regime at Togo really is, really represent, then it means you have perceived the reality of the absolute evil and the nature of the devil.
@@livingfinance Indeed. Togo as God's creation can't be bad for God's thought creating the world is a beauty, an harmony and mercy. But let me tell this, the regime at Togo, I mean the bloody and dynastic tyranny is a TERRORIST organization. They are TERRORISTS.
Stephanie said everything right EXCEPT ONE: Nigerians are NOT more patriotic than Ghanaians. In fact, the level of negativity Nigerians have about their own country is disturbing, and I have often wondered why. Ghanaians may complain about happenings in Ghana, yes, but no way are Nigerians more patriotic than Ghanaians, unless I don't understand patriotism.
@@colorboxcosmetics8201 Steph, thank you for what you are doing and the inspiration it gives to so many. I believe a Black man's true worth can only be fully appreciated and fully expressed among his own people, and I'm glad you are showing the way with your move to Ghana. I agree that we don't do well supporting each other in Ghana, as we do foreigners, and that's a terrible shame! But I understand patriotism as "devotion to and vigorous support for one's country" and that being the definition, the idea that Nigerians are more patriotic than Ghanaians is incorrect. You only have to listen to the average Nigerian talk about Nigeria for two minutes and just about everything you would hear about their country will be negative. Ghanaians, by comparison, are proud of Ghana, even if we criticize and make all the noise about the many deficiencies in our system. Maybe Nigerians support their fellow countrymen more than we do our own. If that's the case, good for them. But that is not the classic definition of patriotism. Again, thanks for your example and inspiration. I believe the best is yet to come. Kill it!!!
@@colorboxcosmetics8201 I believe you are entitled to your opinion and similarly, others may not share your thoughts. I do think Ghanaians are ready to defend Ghana and that's exactly what Ghanaians are doing- by calling our leaders to pay their attention to the needs of the Ordinary Ghanaian. I also agree with you on the view that, there's more room for improvement.
I agree with u.. there is a big opportunity in Healthcare. It is just a matter of time because there are number of Healthcare professionals in training outside willing to come back afterwards
Don't let those wealth stealers rob you, my dear. Wear that gold on your NECK. You're from where gold is much.Wear it. Don't wait till a white man tells you how to, or what to wear. Thanks for posting videos from your homeland. Blessings!
No shame on her experience and I'm glad she's doing better, but she should not underestimate the level of incompetence that American residents and physicians can bring to a healthcare incident either.
`Ghanaian women and nigeria spell, timeline 29.40, did u say nigerians are more patriotic than Ghanaians?? you better check your history of independence ok.... some of you folks still dont know what being a ghanaian really means
She confused patriotism with supporting each other. Yes Nigerians support each other in business better than Ghanaians. Just look at how the Nigerian youtubers collaborate. But no other African nation is more patriotic and proud of who they are than Ghanaians. We are just not very loud about it. And in Ghana we see ourselves as Ghanaians first before tribes. Which is almost nonexistent in Nigeria where you are igbo, yoruba or hausa first. Kwame Nkrumah helped the nation a lot with the boarding school system which integrated us very well and made us able to speak each other's language and become familiar with each other. She's a very bright young lady but uninformed about Ghana in that regard. We learn everyday.
She has a lot to say, but isn't proud of her own culture. What's up with the wig and face full of makeup trying to be European. It's not cute. Everyone think they're an expert on Ghana, but she's not.
My dear sister, not that I'm being a citizen but the system isn't favourable. Please, check your steps well. The hypocrisy in Ghanaians can't be measured especially our leaders. You can't trust anyone in ghana because the system is corrupt. Don't invest all in ghana. It should be 10% in ghana and the rest in UK. Even, myself, you can't trust me. Take my advice. I'm not scaring you my dear sister but that is the reality.
"we don't need anymore mediocre here we need A game people" brilliant brilliant!!!
I like her positive attitude , with that kind of mindset she will make it.
Ghanaian women are beautiful oh, let me say it.
She speakes about intelligence, opportunity and you understand nothing beyong her face, it is a offense for our sisters. Contemplate her intelligence of invest.
@@edybouaki8153 get over yourself.
@@tvs9978 😃🍼
@@edybouaki8153 is you find someone complimenting Ghanaian women on their beauty offensive, you probably must be close to burnout. Indeed, Ghanaian women are beautiful!
@@champion4000 , the most compliment about that sister must not be her beauty, but her intelligence.
We are not at miss competition.
I am so proud of what he said inted her beauty.
Dentaa's incisive questioning makes for brilliant interviews. I've been watching and admiring your enthusiasm for Ghana over the years but have never commented on your work. You always ask the right questions but took it to another level in this interview. It brought the best out of Stephanie. Brilliant!
Love This..... Ghana boy watching from Australia. Am always inspired every time I watch your interviews. My Body may be overseas but my Soul is Ghana / Africa, looking forward to coming home soon. Keep doing what you do. Stay Blessed.
I swear.
Interesting, not looking to move now but I'll remember this network for when it is time
Only risk takers succeeds
She truly understand business concept and science, which going to make her successful.
Loved 😍 😍 😍 it
I'm glad she chose Ghana. She knows who she is.
wonderful. God's blessings to you always
Very informative and interesting. Thank you for sharing and creating quality programs.
Good interview. Africa will be built by the youths not the older people because they do not see the entrepreneurial possibilities the same way and the ingrained idea of just living in the West is fulfilling to most and I can understand how that state of mind is hard to change. She said it well "its all about positioning".
Africa is being built by both youth and the older people. There is strength is oneness and oneness is the way to build and Africa is rising with older folk and the youth.
It is truly exciting, we are grateful for our parents to move out of africa, we gained exp knowledge in the West and can use exp with our fellow africans at home to build
@@happyguy2k Well said.
Don't fall into the foolish western way of thinking about 'generational divide'. All ages have things to contribute. Youth brings a new way of thinking, freshness, etc. Older people bring valuable experience - no point reinventing the wheel, etc.
ALL ages bring a desire to see Ghana (or Nigeria or Jamaica or wherever) be BETTER.
@@jackiedelvalle Oops, you did not read my post or understood the point. I always advise people to read the comment carefully. Generational "divide" was not suggested in my post, I simply drew a "contrast" but since you mentioned it, be sure it is NOT a Western concept. It exists wherever you can see stratification within demographics. The central thesis of my comment is that younger people see possibilities in Africa, are more exploratory and want to challenge themselves with new ideas in entrepreneurship. Older folks went to EU for greener pastures and most had given up on the domestic system. That's critical thinking in verbal reasoning. No attempt to lecture you. Be well, thanks.
Good job on your choice of spouse. With such talent you need supportive and motivational people with you.
Great interview with a lot of crucial questions! Thank you both for that video.
'Other African countries see GHANA as A HAVEN'
Indeed. And this perception isn't a mere illusion. In term of political stability, the political structure sustain it while in other countries such as Togo at East of Ghana, violence, terror of the 60 years old bloody and dynastic tyranny is the political structure, the stability isn't real at all. In Ghana the political leaders doesn't use issue related to development to justify a denial of freedom of the people. The people in Ghana aren't persecuted, killed, deprived, ruined by a political system
Indeed I am not from Ghana I am a Togolese but I too strongly believe that GHANA as A HAVEN ”and I would say A haven of awakening.
Togo isn’t that bad. There is room for improvement but there is no heavy persecution of the government unless you are attempting to enter political circles. More so neglect of the country and lack of active involvement on making the country better.
@@livingfinance There is always room for improvement of everything. No one is saying the problem is there isn't room for improvement. If you say there is no heavy persecution of the government UNLESS YOU ARE ATTEEMPTING TO ENTER POLITICAL CIRCLES, then you are describing a very bad situation. Thousands innocents have been killed because they were suspected of wiling to do this and that, thousands have been arrested and disappeared. A country that is a dictatorship since almost six decades is a curse. If you have experimented what the regime at Togo really is, really represent, then it means you have perceived the reality of the absolute evil and the nature of the devil.
@@livingfinance Indeed. Togo as God's creation can't be bad for God's thought creating the world is a beauty, an harmony and mercy. But let me tell this, the regime at Togo, I mean the bloody and dynastic tyranny is a TERRORIST organization. They are TERRORISTS.
I love this woman so much. I want her to succeed so much.
Certainly inspirational 👌🏾
You always deliver the best well done Dentaa👌
Moving anywhere is not for everyone, you have to determine that no matter what you want to succeed in whatever your hands discover to accomplish.
Nicee this episode really encourages me to stay here in Ghana .
Religion too!, God will provide so, we don’t dig deep. This is a great piece!
Beautiful girl
Inspirational interview. Love it 💕
Very good informative interview!!!
outstanding job Dantaa
Welcome my dear sis may almighty God bless ur plans
I always learn something new when ever i listen to Dantaa panels 😘😘😘. Dantaa keep doing the great work
We have excellent private hospitals in Ghana so she should check and register with them in case of any emergency.
Another inspiring show. Thank you Denta
Our pleasure!
Black woman are beautiful anywhere on Earth they're.
Black beauty. Natural…
I have just subscribed to your channel,ayekoo
Stephanie said everything right EXCEPT ONE: Nigerians are NOT more patriotic than Ghanaians. In fact, the level of negativity Nigerians have about their own country is disturbing, and I have often wondered why. Ghanaians may complain about happenings in Ghana, yes, but no way are Nigerians more patriotic than Ghanaians, unless I don't understand patriotism.
True
I like and am enjoying the conversation. Especially, the positive choice of words of your host. It revived my plans about home (Gh). Thank you Odana.
You are one intelligent Being.. Thank you for your brilliant comment.
@@colorboxcosmetics8201 Steph, thank you for what you are doing and the inspiration it gives to so many. I believe a Black man's true worth can only be fully appreciated and fully expressed among his own people, and I'm glad you are showing the way with your move to Ghana.
I agree that we don't do well supporting each other in Ghana, as we do foreigners, and that's a terrible shame! But I understand patriotism as "devotion to and vigorous support for one's country" and that being the definition, the idea that Nigerians are more patriotic than Ghanaians is incorrect. You only have to listen to the average Nigerian talk about Nigeria for two minutes and just about everything you would hear about their country will be negative. Ghanaians, by comparison, are proud of Ghana, even if we criticize and make all the noise about the many deficiencies in our system. Maybe Nigerians support their fellow countrymen more than we do our own. If that's the case, good for them. But that is not the classic definition of patriotism.
Again, thanks for your example and inspiration. I believe the best is yet to come. Kill it!!!
@@colorboxcosmetics8201 I believe you are entitled to your opinion and similarly, others may not share your thoughts. I do think Ghanaians are ready to defend Ghana and that's exactly what Ghanaians are doing- by calling our leaders to pay their attention to the needs of the Ordinary Ghanaian.
I also agree with you on the view that, there's more room for improvement.
Nyaho Clinic is a good private clinic.
I agree with u.. there is a big opportunity in Healthcare. It is just a matter of time because there are number of Healthcare professionals in training outside willing to come back afterwards
I like dentaa
What is the purpose of FDA Ghana and Standards Board? Don't they regulate products made in Ghana?
I am interested in both city and village residences . Plus a business. !!!..and /or business. i am ready... ready..ready..
Don't let those wealth stealers rob you, my dear. Wear that gold on your NECK. You're from where gold is much.Wear it. Don't wait till a white man tells you how to, or what to wear. Thanks for posting videos from your homeland. Blessings!
BREAKING NEWS:DAVE CHAPPELLE IS NOW IN GHANA.Odana can you get an INTERVIEW with him.
Wow. He’s gone back home. That was fast.
❣🥰❤🔥😍🙏🏾👍🏾
un emprendedor es alguien loco por definición ... suplicó el riesgo si funciona
Any chance for investment in this company?
Me2 no kids now, gh🇬🇭 guy leaving outside home
Move
Awuraa akwaaba.
No shame on her experience and I'm glad she's doing better, but she should not underestimate the level of incompetence that American residents and physicians can bring to a healthcare incident either.
`Ghanaian women and nigeria spell, timeline 29.40, did u say nigerians are more patriotic than Ghanaians?? you better check your history of independence ok.... some of you folks still dont know what being a ghanaian really means
She confused patriotism with supporting each other. Yes Nigerians support each other in business better than Ghanaians. Just look at how the Nigerian youtubers collaborate. But no other African nation is more patriotic and proud of who they are than Ghanaians. We are just not very loud about it. And in Ghana we see ourselves as Ghanaians first before tribes. Which is almost nonexistent in Nigeria where you are igbo, yoruba or hausa first. Kwame Nkrumah helped the nation a lot with the boarding school system which integrated us very well and made us able to speak each other's language and become familiar with each other. She's a very bright young lady but uninformed about Ghana in that regard. We learn everyday.
I want to see the cover up (make up) industry gone in the next year.
Ghana is not heaven, depends on the aspect they are talking about.
Another sore Nigerian always looking bitter when Ghana is spoken well of 🤣🤣
@@worldformatics I never hated you guys, not until you guys became liars in social media.
@@osaigbovoahunwan2145 if you want liars look at Nigerian politicians. Nobody invited you to this page if we are liars
West african countries not the whole of africa.....travel some more
She has a lot to say, but isn't proud of her own culture. What's up with the wig and face full of makeup trying to be European. It's not cute. Everyone think they're an expert on Ghana, but she's not.
My dear sister, not that I'm being a citizen but the system isn't favourable.
Please, check your steps well.
The hypocrisy in Ghanaians can't be measured especially our leaders.
You can't trust anyone in ghana because the system is corrupt. Don't invest all in ghana. It should be 10% in ghana and the rest in UK.
Even, myself, you can't trust me.
Take my advice. I'm not scaring you my dear sister but that is the reality.