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3:45 onwards pls

Had to stop watching at 3.38 minutes, because it was a farce, very unprofessional, unprepared and not to the point. Getting up to close doors because of noise, to mix drinks r to adjust the light coming in. All things that should have anticipated and dealt with, before the video started. Its a waste of precious time.

Pls continue making videos…

In your previous video you talked about how hot and humid it is in Accra. Do foreigners feel they have to spend their life in sit conditioning 24/7? Can you elaborate on that, and about the infrastructure relating to electricity, water, Internet, transportation ,safety, and medical services? Are there neighborhoods close to the amenities like you found in Dakar?

Hi, would like to know more about freelañcing, and how do you manage financially?I really like your content :)

Too many close ups. I had a hard time telling WHERE you were. So the filming felt very claustrophobic. But I appreciate your observations. The frequent protesting is a vestige of France. 🇫🇷 The French protest often - it’s almost a tradition. And as they say… namely in French speaking Africa, all roads lead to Paris. This also could be why they are rather reserved. French people are the same way. They could care less about customer service. They just don’t get the concept the I don’t want to come to your restaurant if you treat me like I’m a bother.

Greetings and thanks for sharing ❤

My dreamland❤❤..as for Burna boy too bad next time look out for the celebrity concerts like Youssour Ndour, Sidiki, Viviane Chidid and the like

I'm currently on a 35 day vacation in dakar. I can't believe this place. It makes.me want to sell all my assets and start over here.... I don't know how I'd do it... maybe start a restaurant or an airbnb... but this place is paradise... I think I met the love of my life here... it hurts knowing I have to leave.... I can't believe this heaven on earth exists..

Happy belated birthday wishes. I am working on my people pleaser tendancies

Thanks for sharing

Great video! I would love to live in Dakar one day, but I am worried about not being able to speak French.

Hi Jessica this is the first time i have seen you on TH-cam, i shall be visiting Senegal in a matter of months and would like some of your contacts for property rental search city is a bit hectic for me and too expensive I like semi rural Can ylu assist

Hi Jess. Thank you so much for sharing and welcome to Portugal. Fellow African here who grew up in Portugal, currently living in the UK. If you need help, e.g. advice, translations etc., do let me know as I'd be very happy to assist. Also, I'm considering moving to Senegal. So, I'd love to hear about the other smaller reasons that led you to leave Senegal.

Dakar beautiful

Perfectly articulated 🫶🏽

I enjoyed the video. Had to subscribe. Can't wait for more content! Would love to learn how you moved to Portugal (and why there specifically instead of other European countries) as a freelancer.

How much per month is your apartment

You're an amazing storyteller Jessica. I hope you have a swell time in Portugal. Also curious to know how you moved to Portugal as a freelancer. P.S.: I am also a freelancer.

You’re such a great storyteller!!! We need more videos of your time in Portugal!

😮 my biggest curiosity regards reliability amd trust in finding a good place to rent 😮

Not only is this place so beautiful, you are so beautiful too!

♥️♥️♥️

Bellissimo short,io amo il Senegal un grande abbraccio dall'Italia 😊

I’m researching Senegal now and this video was very helpful❤

As a senegalese, I agree with you. You are 100% right.

I lived there for two years. Downsides: Malarial mosquitos and huge, aggressive flies that will swarm on your food if you're outside eating. Taxis, as you said, require negotiation each time you enter one. Few of the taxis are in good condition. If you get one with a seat belt, you're lucky. If you get one with A/C, you must have hired a driver specifically. The languages are French and Wolof. If you don't speak either, talking to locals is a struggle. The slow pace of EVERYTHING will grind your nerves until you get used to it. If you have a car, it has to be washed DAILY due to the sand from the Sahel. Kids begging on the street is both irritating and heart breaking. But parents hand them over to the religious leaders who put them on the street to beg. Lastly, the Toubob pricing even hits you if you're a black American, making an expensive place even more so.

I really wish you would have said what hotel that was that you were in now I’m looking all over the place to find where this place is

Accra got Nothing

wow!

I’m trying to move to Senegal from Sierra Leone for greener pastures

Finding work for Diaspora. I speak English and a little french. But I am in construction but I would work anywhere where English speaking is not a huge barrier. Preferably construction

I’m going to Senegal to chase the mbalax where should I start after arriving in Dakar

In chaa Allah I will visit again , senegal is a beautiful country. All praise to God . I visted 2 years ago , i was well received and was treated like a queen. Much respect

I’ve never heard of this city. Looks beautiful. We only stayed at Dakar

Do you do consultations or anything like that? I’m Senegal is one of the places I’m considering moving to myself.

great video I'm from the US and plan visit Dakar soon!

What a soothing place. Keep it up dear

Gorgeous! This type of travel is fo a specific type. Quiet, adventurous, creators, artsy, simmery movement. Not flashy but quality

This video is beautiful. The shore, the ocea/sea, the beautiful homes and landscape, the fresh fruits my my. Perhaps you should have shown the flies or the hassle with the roads or taxi drivers, and then your title would have been understood. Thanks for sharing

Do you get barking neighbourhood or guard dogs there? I would love to live in a place where I could escape this noise.

Hi Jessica are you still living in Senegal

I love your B rolls 👌🏿👍🏿

I miss Senegal ,hope to come around soon

How is the running water and electricity there sis?

This was a nice, and calming video. Thanks for sharing. Have you returned to Senegal?

Wow its incredible how green!

If you do more videos, be sure to ask people to like and subscribe! Your videos are worth seeing and if you do more, you'll eventually gain a good following over time.

I love your style of recording and narrating. I'd be interested to have the info for the guide you used as I have kids in Senegal now.

Hey! You mentioned living in a walkable part of town. Can you share what neighborhood that was? Looking to move to Senegal for a month