Why are Africans coming to Jamaica?
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Africans make up their fair share of the population of expats to the Jamaican shore. They come to Jamaica for a plethora of reasons, from the food to the culture, the music and business possibilities. They are occupying space and living in a way that Jamaicans could learn a lesson or two.
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There is a sizeable Nigerian 🇳🇬 community in Jamaica 🇯🇲. The only heart hospital in the entire Caribbean region was established in Kingston by a Nigerian called Dr. Madu.
Definitely, another demonstration of their contribution to Jamaica. He saw a problem and he implemented the solution. 🎶💎💯
Lord help us!!!
Very ambitious people shame that Nigeria is a company still under British control but times are changing.
I am African Jamaican all day everyday...big up the motherland
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We are one people and as Peter tosh said if you black you must be africans. Wellcome to 🇯🇲 Jamaica.
It's great to welcome then on the Island! 💯🎶🌟
Music to mi ears, this is how black people should live. Jamaicans can learn a lot from Africans and vise versa. Jamaicans need to travel to Africa more also.
That would be awesome, a great exchange of culture and demystifying the disinformation, malinformation and misinformation we have learnt about each other. 🌟💯💎
Many Jamaicans are in Ghana, Ethiopia, Uganda, Sierra Leon and South Africabecause of our heritage but many Igbos were in Jamaica too. North coast use to have a town called African town.
@@SparkleintheGarden-mo5mi I didn't know that about African Town on the North Coast. I will have to look that up. Yes, our Ancestors (Jamaicans) and mainly from Nigeria, and Ghana.
Yes, there are many Jamaicans (and many other Caribbean states) living in Ghana, Ethiopia etc, for decades
Jamaicans is one of the closest of the black diaspora that has never lost their bond with the mother continent (Africa).
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Facts
Haiti
I am Jamaican and I love to hear that Africans thought Jamaica was in Africa but spiritually we are in Africa 🌍
Of course we are in Africa.
6th region 💪🏿
No, spiritually jamaicans are in isreal, jamaicans are the isrealites not Africans.
Black jamaicans were never from Africa they were from isreal,
Africans are not our Jamaican brothers and sisters they sold your jamaican ancestors into slavery
@anthonybonner1230 that shows a strong sense of respect for our nation...🌟🎶💯
Took you out of Africa but couldn’t take Africa out of you 🥹❤️
I feel Proud To. Meet my African brothers While living New york
It's always a pleasure to learn values from others.
Because we Are the Same even though I'm a USA citizen I'm African 🇬🇭🇬🇳🇮🇪🇧🇴🇨🇬🇯🇲
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Africans are most welcome in Jamaica 🇯🇲 they are our family our brothers and sisters ❤ one love Africans. I would love to visit Ghana 🇬🇭 Rwanda 🇷🇼 Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Tanzania 🇹🇿 and South Africa 🇿🇦
I would live to go to motherland too...Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and more
@michaelmorais1963 It would be great to visit those places. You also have @AnnaYAH5315 who would visit. Maybe you can get a group trip going...🤔🧐💯
But if a boatload of Haitians would come to Jamaica. A lot of them are not welcome in Jamaica. And Haiti is the most African nation in the Caribbean
Jamaicans and other African descendants in the Caribbean are most welcome in Africa. We should encourage reconnection and sharing of good things. I hope that in the future, the Caribbean will be formally recognized by the African Union as the 6th region of Africa so we can grow stronger together. After all, we are the same people.
@giniolamy Please elaborate and make clear the comparison🤔🧐
It's funny that you should say that because this is how the Jamaicans were in England during the Windrush era UK. They worked together, networking and helping each other and this included living/renting, buying houses together and also with African, mostly Nigerians at the time and some Ghanaian people too. In addition to this they were supporting their family back home. Some need to get that spirit again and jot just think about the self alone. 🙌🏾🙌🏽💝💝🇯🇲🇬🇧
Well said! Hopefully those qualities can become more wide spread again. 💯🎶🌟
We are the same people.
The only people that helped the Windrush generation in the U.K. were the Jews. Nigerians were telling them that they were the slaves. Dem dam and feisty.
back in wind rush times africans refused to rent property to carribeans so they had to start buying their own property. jamaicans are indigenous, not from africa on slave ships with no engines
@@rosam674 no we are not.
Africa Loves Jamaica...Jamaica Loves Africa....
For Real Man
And that's the way it should be! 💯🌟👍🏾
True True
I love this.
Blessed 🙌🏿🙏🏿 Africa 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇰🇪🇳🇬🇨🇮🇬🇩🇯🇲🇯🇲✌🏾 brothers and sisters
Africans are not our Jamaican brothers and sisters they sold your jamaican ancestors into slavery
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🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿👒👒👒👒salute to our cousins and rivals 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🌍
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Brothers and Sisters
You can only be our rivals if Jamaica see you as such but we dont, i guess its a one way rival.
The unification of African people is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen.
Always keep in mind that black people in the diaspora makes up the sixth region of the African Union. ❤️🖤💚
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my first time on your platform 😊 Jamaica 🇯🇲 in the house ,and i approved for the entire Jamaican people 😅yes my African people 🙌 you're my favorite people on earth ❤❤❤
Welcome! 🌟🎉🎶
Fun fact is that Africans has always been moving to Jamaica from different part of the continent mostly Ghana I've always been encountering Africans they amaze us Jamaicans with their accent.
Definitely!
True that Africans love Jamaica
Growing up in Nigeria we have a lot of love for Jamaica
Mainly through Jamaican reggae music back in the days
Only to come to the UK
Was disappointed and shocked to notice a bit of division between us
Knowing what the system is about
One was able to get over the disappointment and shock
Glad to see unity now forming
There are a lot we can learn from one another
Jamaicans are very knowledgable
One have learnt a lot from Jamaicans
One love to Jamaica ❤
certainly! 💯
We all are connecting the dots back together as brothers and sisters one love Africa ❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
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Love mi country and mi Jamaicans big up to all Jamaicans nuff respect 👊🏿💯
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Jamaica is Africa I approve
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🇹🇹 here. Blessings to you, brethren 🇯🇲. We are all Africa and should focus on commonalities and learn from one another.
Equally, see how our differences are productive strengths to help us achieve visions that we aren't able to achieve independently. 💯🎉🎆
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌✈️ thank god they are our family coming back home my great great grandmother was born in Nigeria hallelujah ❤❤❤❤❤🇱🇷🇯🇲
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Doctors have been coming for years also.
Certainly!
Welcome Famaily and what is needed now is to have direct flights from the African continent.
@keithcoleman5532 Is that a project that you would work on? 🤔🧐
@LifewiddiJamFams I haven't got that kind of money and I was thinking that perhaps the millionaires in Nigeria and the rest of Africa and United States could collaborate and make it happen make it a black venture and no europeans just bad news.
@keithcoleman5532 You have the idea, create the room and invite the millionaires to which you refer and be the venture capital curator if this is something you are passionate about... Be proactive! 💎✨🙏🏾
One love mama Africa, you are our brothers and sisters and we love you darely.❤🇺🇸🇯🇲
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if African coming to Jamaica there are no problem
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We want you to come to Africa too.
Let’s not kid ourselves, everyone knows the Nigerians are the biggest teef, not even Ghana want them there.
@veronicashorter726 That's the stereotype. People say the same thing about Jamaicans. 🤔🧐
Big up for Africa, welcome to Jam Rock. ❤️
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❤I love it!!❤ Continental Africans are brothers and sisters to Diasporic Africans!!❤ Sending the family love from the US!
Awesome! 💯💎
Time to unite. One Love Mama Africa
Ubuntu!
I love your content!
There is a lady in Ghana who is establishing an airline that will fly directly from Ghana and Nigeria to Barbados and Jamaica. This lady grew up in Jamaica but she is Bermudan.
Wode Maya is also chartering a flight that will fly from Ghana to Barbados.
The Prime Minister of Barbados also said she is working establishing an airline that will connect the Caribbean to West Africa.
By the way, the Bermudan lady was interviewed on More to Dela. This is a Ghanaian channel.
That's misinformation! No airline in Ghana flies or intends to fly to the Caribbean.
However, there is a Nigerian 🇳🇬 airline called Air Peace which flies charter flights ✈️ to Jamaica 🇯🇲 and other countries in the Caribbean region. That Nigerian airline is the first to connect Nigeria 🇳🇬 (West Coast of Africa) and the Caribbean region.
@kuyahkudey3217 Thanks! if the airline gets established it would be awesome bridge between Africa and the Caribbean!
@@LifewiddiJamFams this is Nigeria's 🇳🇬 Air Peace inaugural flight ✈️ to Jamaica 🇯🇲 three years ago.
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Out of many one people
Jamaica land we love
Welcome to Jamdown ❤
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It's only natural that Africans came to Jamaica because we are the same people, especially from Ghana and Nigeria.
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I LOVE my AFRICANS brothers and sisters, we are one AFRICANS decendants living in the diaspora 😊 one LOVE AFRICANS Americans Caribbean Jamaicans people UNITE and LOVE each other black people ❤
Black jamaicans were never from Africa they were from isreal,
Africans are not our Jamaican brothers and sisters they sold your jamaican ancestors into slavery
We are more connected than we know...
So proud of you god bless
Thanks! 💎💯🎶
Yes more blacks needed cause me no know when jam become china town.
It's great that people want to come to Jamaica and add to the economy and diversity. 💎💯🌟
Queen Omega bless you!
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The only thing that gives me comfort as a Jamaican these days is when I do my paintings of nice times as a youth before the world got so dangerous and more wicked. Sometimes I wonder how I lived until this retiring age.
Thanks for joining in the conversation! Where about are you living? What are some of the things are you able to find some beautiful spots to still be able to paint?
I love this video I welcome my brothers and sisters from Africa to our island.
buy dem plane ticket and give dem money for food in Jamaica idiot 😆 😆
Black jamaicans were never from Africa they were from isreal,
Africans are not our Jamaican brothers and sisters they sold your jamaican ancestors into slavery
Thanks! 💯👍🏾🌟
African are everywhere. ❤
Just like Jamaicans! 😂
most Jamaicans are of Africa roots .Apparently, they seem to have taken over the culture well
Black jamaicans were never from Africa they were from isreal,
Africans are not our Jamaican brothers and sisters they sold your jamaican ancestors into slavery
@carolfarquharson-smith3650
Jamaica is sought after everywhere except Jamaica, it seems! 🌟🎶🎉
Loved your video very informative 😊
Glad it was helpful; thanks! 👍🏾🎶💯
I'm glad they are going over there. May it continue.
Productivity is always welcome!💯
Hi, we weren't expecting to be featured. Thank you so much🥰❤️❤️
Thanks for watching, your are welcome! ✊🏾👊🏾👍🏾🌟
I want to come to Jamaica 🇯🇲 someday from Nigeria 🇳🇬 we Africa know you are our brothers and sisters in other continents when Africa is get better from the bad evil government we want you all to come back the African American, the Caribbean as long you are black Africa home there is enough land for all there will still be space
Hopefully you realise your dream of coming to Jamaica soon! 🙏🏾💯🎉
Respect one love 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💯💯💯💯💯💯
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Yes JamFam, I love your understanding and impartations. Gr8 voice, positive adjectives and I really enjoy the geographical information you have and I would really love to meet you sometime I live in the UK but me nuh barn yah. St Thomas is my birth area and I haven't revisited that area since 1969 when I left Jamaica as a little person. I have been back several times just not to St Thomas. I love your sensible approach to sharing information. You are the best I've ever heard. Pls DM me and let's talk on some points I would love to have dialog on with you. Pls and thank you. X
Thanks for your feedback. You can send us a message to get the conversation going... take care and speak soon! 💯💎🤩
Your channel is so very informative thank you so very much for your insight and hard work.
You are welcome and thanks for watching! 💯🎶
Concur with your remarks. I subscribed to her channel today after reviewing.
Welcome to the Tribe! 💯🎉✨
Bless up mi lady🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏❤️
Thanks! 😎
You are welcome to Jamaica 🇯🇲
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And to you my learned sista I must recommend that because you have keenly done your due diligence learning that most valuable lesson (from our Continental family) of genuine community Care&Development, I hereby endorse you for a main seat in the J'can govt. Your intellect is guided by openness to sensicality ND this is RAD💥🙏
Thanks for your observations. The valuable lessons are for Jamaica citizens in all sphere to adapt and not necessarily government. Citizens changing their behaviours can make such a difference, even more than any government cabinet.
I am off Jamaican decent and married to a Gambian...we live in the UK...i am so looking forwards too taking him to meet my family in Jamica
All the best with the planned visit. He might just fall in love with the country! 😊
I was taught By Several Nigerians while in high school and colledge .. in fact the head of the Engineering Department at UTECH is African ... Africa First
Absolutely! 💯🎶💎
How Far? Waagwaan? I Hail oooo'! Jah Bless!
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Majority of the Jamaicans have African born running through our veins. We are Africans!
Thanks for joining into the conversation! 👍🏾
They coming to meet with their displaced relatives. The ones they saw the people put us on the ships. Many times Africans can just look at you and tell who and what people you more than likely are related to. I love them and I'm proud of them
They haven't lost the knowledge of their tribal features and identity as those in the Caribbean and other parts of the western hemisphere has. 🎶💯🤩
Good job keep it up
Thank you, definitely! 💯💎🎉
The funny thing is Jamaicans in America work together even the Chinese and Irish Jamaicans they have scholarships to help Jamaican descendants and students coming to local universities. They help other Jamaican Business, encourage financial support and even celebrate Jamaican independence as well as send back money to improve Jamaica healthcare. It's so sad to hear those left behind have a different mindset. I see in the country more people are saying buy Jamaican.
The mindset does change with generations and social infiltration as it does in many other countries. Majority of Jamaicans are proud to be Jamaicans and there are groups of Jamaicans who can collaborate and are doing so. It would be great if collaboration, group economics and collective responsibility was more a core part of the people's mindset. 👍🏾🎶🙏🏾
It is widely known that the first big shipment of Slaves from Africa to Jamaica came from Ghana. Then the second big shipment came from Nigeria. In the days of Slavery. Circa 17th Century. We are reconnecting with our Brothers and Sisters.
Reconnecting...💎✨🎉
As a Nigerian married to a Jamaican woman, am so so happy seeing your channel and definitely love the information you've shared. Am in Saint Mary and as a Nigerian Ive not been opportune to meet most of my Nigerian brothers and sisters, please kindly help in connecting me with them oooooo😂, am 5 years now and I run my own florist business which makes me works with some funeral homes here in Saint Mary. Would definitely love to meet you ok. 🇺🇲🇯🇲🇳🇬🇳🇬🇯🇲🇺🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Thanks you for becoming a tribe member! Two of the Nigerian communities are Nigerian Association of Jamaica and Association of Nigerians. The latter meets at the Nigerian commission for its monthly meetings. The Commission could provide you with further information. 💎🎉💯
Love from Burundi 🇧🇮 East Africa
Thanks for chiming in from Burundi!
GOODTIME TO COME...BERYL WILL BE HERE TO WELCOME YOU. Come share one of our real life experiences cus life is not always sand sea and fun. There are hurricanes too.
All the pros comes with some cons and the hurricane is one for our region. Hopefully all will be well wherever you are situated and with the Island as a whole! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
They are coming because we are brothers and sisters. Lots of Jamaicans are in Africa too.
Absolutely! 💎🤩✨
Your a beautiful young lady
Thank you! 👸🏾💎💯✨😎
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Interesting
What did you find interesting, elaborate 🤔
You talked about a conversation you heard a Nigerian having a solution to a problem with a Jamaican.
You said we can learn from each other.
Thanks, understood! 💯👍🏾💎
😂😂😂 I thought I was the only one thing like this 😂😂😂😂
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We Jamaica need more of the African entertainers to do shows in Jamaica
Sounds like a great idea! Are you going to organise a showcase? ✊🏾🎶💯
Need one loving one in my life ❤❤❤ them❤🎉
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Reunification mama we Jamaicans are Africans the eys of Africa❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🌍 🇯🇲 ONE in the eyes of God
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isnt it just crazy how we have all these herbs a grow wild a yard yet yt ppl and others gather dem up and dry dem out and put dem ina teg bag and package dem and sell dem back to us ina store lol. my word.
All those steps add value to it and make it more appealing. It's the skill of making simply things more luxurious, unique and appealing to consumers. There are many opportunities of doing so with a range of healthy and nutritious produce in Jamaica.
We should make it as easy as possiple for young Africans to come. They will make us a more blessed nation
Certainly and young Jamaicans to go there and have an experience that can tell a different story of the relationship between the continent and the Caribbean region. 👍🏾💯💎
Yes jamaica 🇯🇲 is africa
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When I was in Kinshasa, my friends and I used to attend concerts to remember Bob Marley.
The artists were actually Congolese, "Zairoïs", at that time!
Those who, like me, who weren't necessary 'Rasta' had impressible collection of Reggae artists. Admittedly, I knew more Jamaican artistes than other africans on the continents. Truth be told!
We have seen the like of the great Lucky Dube, Alpha Blondy and others! I know, because now, at 63, i can remember that at 20, i was crazy about people like Black Uhuru, Jimmy Cliff (whom I attended his concert!), Steel Pulse (one of my favorite groups), Rita Marley, the Melody Makers, at that time (Marley family), and so on.
You would think "we think Jamaixan" , though we didn't know the slight rhing about the slang we wish we spoke! We liked to say, "Yeah Man" 😂😂
So funn y when I think about my youth, and youth and young man time; everything seemed smooth despite problems that occurred: political and all the BS, onnrhe continent.
We love Jamaica, because Jamaica NEVER deny us!
"AFRICA UNITE' ( Bob Marley) has always been like an anthem; it's like a prophecy of somerhing that still need to be done. Ya heard me!
Peace on Earth!
Jamaica, through its music, culture and Pan-African voices like Marcus Garvey has been a cord in the hearts of Africans through the decades. It's awesome to hear your connection to the culture and the vibrations and rhythms of the people. 👍🏾🎶💎Stay blessed!
Yes spiritually Jamaicans and Africans are very close but we are kept apart because of the cost of visiting each other. It is time now for US to do something about that. There is so much that we could learn from Africa and Africans that it would be more than worth it for our government to subsidize travrl to The Continent.
Great idea! An organisation offering a subsidised programme to fifth form students or sixth form students would be a brilliant idea. There are several organisations that offer funding for this kind of thing. 🤔🧐💎
Jamaica and all the black diaspora are the 6 region of the African Union (AU). If all the free movement, trade, and policies of AU moves forward, they'll be even more connected to Africa. There're many Jamaicans why visit regularly or have settled in Ghana.
There are certainly many Jamaicans who've chosen to call the continent home. 💎🌟
An older Pakistan man asked me if Jamaica was in Africa, I couldn't believe a grown person would think that. He said they only learn about themselves in Pakistanl I had to get a map and show him where we were,
Isn't that remarkable that they learn mainly about themselves in their country? You showcase the idea of the importance of lifelong learning and self awareness! 👍🏾💎
The lady in the red top is very pretty (the host).
Aww! Thanks you! 😊
So happy that I don't have to buy any more of those tea bag I just go and pick natural thing. How can I link you up?
Fi real! Happy to assist; there is a contact in our about us page. Send a message and we go from there... 👊🏾💯😎
New subscribers here. Thanks for sharing this information with us.
You are welcome and thanks for joining the Tribe!
Brother and sister there are alot more Caribbean island 🏝 to visit and enjoy the culture and rich history 😊
They are visiting other Caribbean countries and many of them are choosing Jamaica as there home...
I wish we can have some in Guyana 🇬🇾
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'Why are Africans coming to Jamaica?' Easy question to answer. To link up with, and re-establish broken ties with family. Please also remember there are Jamaican villages in Ghana and Ethiopia, but don't dare ask why Jamaicans are coming to Africa.
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Yeees ... Jamaica is Africa..I'm Jamaican and I approve
Jamaica is in the Caribbean , not in Africa!
@@BO_Riddleso what's you sound hurt
@jamaica is Caribbean , Africa is nobody to Jamaica
@@RichardWillis-fn4hgWow! This is a prime example of self hate.
Not self hate, one can love themselves so much that they forget their own parents!
I love that people from the continent are living in Jamaica and love Jamaica. I WISH WE WOULD HAVE MORE OF OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS FROM THE motherland than the chinese and wyte people...no joke!
The fact that Jamaica is so sought after, we will continue to have people coming to the Island from all walks of life... 🌟🎶💯
Well done content! Keep them coming. Your so right about Nigerian. They are among the most successful here in the US. Keep attracting African in general would be a big plus for Jamaica. However, the bad mine people, and gun man will kill them off including myself who has an HVAC business. Jamaican leave for Africa to fine wife. What is that saying about Jamaican women?? Make a content on that pls because I want to go to Africa for a wife, then, teach her Jamaican dishes.That would be a win win. Lol.
Thanks for joining in on the conversation! Some interesting points. The killing off people is very exaggerated. There are many people in the country who are doing business and getting on well. There are many people who encounter fatal experiences as business owners in US and other countries. An HVAC business would be a great venture in Jamaica. You should definitely SWOT it out. 💎💎
Does anyone have info for the Chika Village in jamaica? I would like to visit!
Haven't heard of it but will check it out! 🧐😎
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even the Languagesss 🎉weee Livings inThe PLANET 🌐💦🌴🌾🌽🐦🐓🌴🐑🐏🐪🐫🤲🧕☂️☝️🌍)
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A wise man once said "for every black/Afrikan you see with a yt channel traveling, doing business and relocating to Afrika there are 100 more people who go but don't record it for online" (I'm assuming this goes for the Caribbean as extention. Many family from the continent also coming to the islands)
We certainly make an effort to highlight that there are many people who return or move to Jamaica and they do so quietly and are having a grand time. Some of them show up in the comment sections.
We need direct flights...
Definitely!
@NyahFyah1 Is that something you would contribute towards solving? How would you envision it working? 🤔🧐
Africa is coming to the Caribbean, full stop. This is the result of an initiative started years ago by the then Prime Minister of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, Patrick Manning. He had visited West Africa and met with several leaders. There was a reciprocal visit by these leaders later. Links were established and areas of common interest were identified. It took some time but those initiatives are finally bearing fruit. The Africa Export Import Bank is currently in negotiations to set up operations in the Caribbean.
Initiatives do take time, paying into the future! 💯🎉💎
I WANT TO COME TO JAMAICA
😂😂🤣 You are more than welcome; anytime!
UNITE Great News💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
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Please don't boil your leaves. Boil the water and then add your leaves.
Always boil your roots.
Blessings
What's the difference does that t make?
@Godcalled Thanks for the advise!
Jamaika is 55th country of Afrika. Jamaika should be playing in Afrikan Cup of Nations and have access in all Afrikan activities just like Israel, Australia has with Europe
Sounds like a great idea! 💯
bullcrap. jamaica is located in the americas if you didn't know. obviously you think the white mans story is facts. he lied
It was an honorary gesture @tomhope8653! 💯
Out of many one people
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Andrew Holnes, Me as an African want 10 pieces of land in Jamaica to build house and more and more African weh live a UK waan come a Jamaica over the next coming years and even decades fi set up business which means dem too a guh need a piece a land up deh
The businesses are definitely welcome and there are many developments where they can buy homes. 💯🎉💎
Let us move away from the colonial mindset. Africa is Jamaica and Jamaica is Africa. One people we move.
It's great that Africans are coming to visit or live in Jamaica. 💯🎉
Big up to the Nigerians, welcome with the highest Intelligence In Africa and your highly educated minds..Jamaicans need to know that a part from Ghana their are a high number of Nigerian descendants too.
I hope All who are coming will be coming g with their Incomes and batchelors ..if they come and are lazy and broke..Jamaica will end up like some of the dilapidated places on the continent.
The immigration better be vetting whose coming..if they have no education and no funds they are not going back.. and until you visit their countries and see how they treat a diasporan do not take them at face value, as very many do not care about you..
The immigration requirements means that they need to be adding to Jamaica's development. 🎉🌟💯
Sisters and Brothers , time is up for global unity all the way...
It's a period of global migration and Jamaica is a sought after destination...
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Thanks for chiming in! 🎉