see, she is an African American woman that I can admire, she made efforts to integrate with the community, unlike other African Americans down in the Gambia except for bla xit, this lady made her whole household integrate with the Ghanian community, that's how it should be! you are the one going to Africa, you should be the one adapting to Africa, not Africa adapting to you! I wish more African Americans could follow this great woman example.
Her daughter is so pretty. 🥰😭 Such a cute little princess. And her friends are adorable too, so sweet. Wonderful mother let her daughter have this great experience. Hopefully she can return to Ghana soon and continue her studies, once they save some more money and move back.
Thanks. It's very true. The emotional, cultural and social integration are very essential in the child's development. She'd never forget that experience. She's safe, happy and accepted by her friends. Most important. Even the other kids looked equally happy being with her not forgetting how enthusiastic the teachers and the atmosphere too is. Splendid all around!
Excuse me... our children are POWERFUL! This woman has done nothing different than the African people that come to America & put their children in school here 🤷🏽♀️. In fact, she didn’t completely submit to the “culture” because I noticed she didn’t have her daughter’s hair cut off like a boy just to go to public school.
@@MrsAwal18 how come 99% companies in America are own by the white people tell me. Don’t tell u it’s racism. Ya kids don’t reason at all they curse their parent. Ya leave your kids for the Government he put what he want in their mind come on.
@@kingsolomon8559 You need to stop with the black vs white... American is American! My family have always raised up children to fear God, proud of who they are, & respectful. There are a lot of respectful American children. I don’t know what you mean by leaving our children for the government to raise. I’m sure where you get your information.
@@MrsAwal18 You know exactly what am saying stop pretending. U don’t teach ur kids any morals at home even if they doing something wrong u can’t tell them they are wrong. Am living u guys here the state ur kids abundant u when u are old.
Mum you are Blessed,,your daughter is save,,the sister mum will take very good care of her and you will be so proud and happy of your big beautiful baby
Dr. I want to know right now that your daughter is now a global citizen , which no one l said no one can take it away from HER, she will not see it now, but later she will thank you for that brave move .
Sent more of your children to Africa they will take Africa to The heart of America. You can change that country to become the way you want. There are morals in Somaliland, they will definately learn that.
Just read your content this year 2022 February. One thing I can assure of the transition you did for your daughter is ; you have put her on a path to occupy the White house of the seat of the US . The future will be my witness. GREAT MOVE!!!!
Good for her, however, I did notice she said her daughters education (English, math, ect.) went down. It didn’t improve while attending this school. I also noticed that as much as she said she embraced the culture, the mom didn’t allow them to cut her daughter’s hair down like a boy for school like all the other girls. It’s nice that she made friends & enjoyed herself. I hope she won’t be put behind in school when they return to the States.
Nah. She'll be fine. School is about so much more than academics and she has had an incredible international experience. She can catch up on anything that needs catching up pretty quickly I'm sure.
She'll do just fine,Africans who studied in African schools and later emigrate to go for college in western world get to be among the best in their classes
Done well!
My Kids, half a Ghanianian got all education in Ghana... From kindergarden to Legon and Valley View Unis... And i proud of them!
It's amazing how she was able to mingle and learned the culture so quickly, it'll never be taken away from her. Good job!!!
That is very true and able to sing the Ga song
Very inspiring experience. Black parents and people in America, please take note. Lets find our way back home, for our children's sake.
see, she is an African American woman that I can admire, she made efforts to integrate with the community, unlike other African Americans down in the Gambia except for bla xit, this lady made her whole household integrate with the Ghanian community, that's how it should be! you are the one going to Africa, you should be the one adapting to Africa, not Africa adapting to you! I wish more African Americans could follow this great woman example.
Very impressive ,,you are on your home soil and place of origin be happy ok ,Ghana is your original home our ancestors can bear me witness
Her daughter is so pretty. 🥰😭 Such a cute little princess. And her friends are adorable too, so sweet. Wonderful mother let her daughter have this great experience. Hopefully she can return to Ghana soon and continue her studies, once they save some more money and move back.
Thanks. It's very true. The emotional, cultural and social integration are very essential in the child's development. She'd never forget that experience. She's safe, happy and accepted by her friends. Most important. Even the other kids looked equally happy being with her not forgetting how enthusiastic the teachers and the atmosphere too is. Splendid all around!
Super mom, every mother must do this!
I did and they love it.
She said they like to worry her plenty, i am lost for words lol.
I'm so inspired 💯
Motto of the school : Unity, Teamwork and Determination.
She now has a Ghanaian accent
Very nice. I remember my school days in Ghana. Best times of my life. Gia will never forget these days.
She’s lost the American accent now sounded Ghanaian
Plenty!
No, she's closer to her roots and beginning to sounds like a African ;)
This woman is blessed if all Black Americans will have this kind of mind their kids will be powerful.
Good job mun keep it up
Excuse me... our children are POWERFUL! This woman has done nothing different than the African people that come to America & put their children in school here 🤷🏽♀️. In fact, she didn’t completely submit to the “culture” because I noticed she didn’t have her daughter’s hair cut off like a boy just to go to public school.
@@MrsAwal18 how come 99% companies in America are own by the white people tell me. Don’t tell u it’s racism. Ya kids don’t reason at all they curse their parent. Ya leave your kids for the Government he put what he want in their mind come on.
@@kingsolomon8559 You need to stop with the black vs white... American is American! My family have always raised up children to fear God, proud of who they are, & respectful. There are a lot of respectful American children. I don’t know what you mean by leaving our children for the government to raise. I’m sure where you get your information.
@@MrsAwal18 You know exactly what am saying stop pretending. U don’t teach ur kids any morals at home even if they doing something wrong u can’t tell them they are wrong. Am living u guys here the state ur kids abundant u when u are old.
You have strong heart and it’s good for your daughter she will thank you when she grows up
Welcome home, Madame & family! May your days be filled with love, laughter,& good health!🇬🇭
-The Ofori-Atta Family
This child has such an amazing start in life, the school environment will nurture her and sense of self will be huge! Congrats!
No one can take this socialization from her.
Your daughter speaks even ghanian British English.👍😁✌🌹🌺🌻Mum you are blessed to send your baby to ghanian school..full and filled with love
Ghanaian British English? Huh.. 🤣 they need to read books. Their English is awful. They need to learn from the Nigerians how to speak proper English..
Black Girl Magic! Beautiful Princesses continue to BE-You-ti-ful! from U.S.
Mum you are Blessed,,your daughter is save,,the sister mum will take very good care of her and you will be so proud and happy of your big beautiful baby
Dr. I want to know right now that your daughter is now a global citizen , which no one l said no one can take it away from HER, she will not see it now, but later she will thank you for that brave move .
This is so encouraging! Love Ghana and the people of Ghana.
We love you too
Children adapt so quickly to their new environment.
SHE FITS PERFECTLY AMONG HER PEOPLE !
One love all black people❤
That's amazing and proud . Most Africa people send kids to Europe and Us . 👍👍👍👍👍
Your absolutely right!
Very inspiring!!
Very very inspiring
Wow Welcome home 🏡 Sister 😄 no place is better than home am so proud of you ❤️ well done.
She's losing her American accent & taking on Ghanaian accent.
am prety sure the accent put food on the table
@oceej0 of course, it's all about time spent in one place unless she is an adult then she can't .
I just found your channel. I’m glad to have come across it 🙏🏾
Thank you 😊
@@gabbyangelstv4588 i have subscribed, so looking forward to more. Blessings and love to you and your family ✊🏾
@@abenimaroon2663 thank you so much , more blessings 🙌🙏🏿
Big up to our African brothers and sisters wherever we are coming home.
I love this.This is worth it.you did Amazing job with her schooling in Ghana.
This is sure a life time experience 4 her
Good oganaise hope for the best INSHA ALLAH
foundation is very important for kids
Nice to know it works both ways
Beautiful
Crazy how the little girl had an African accent now!
Sent more of your children to Africa they will take Africa to The heart of America. You can change that country to become the way you want. There are morals in Somaliland, they will definately learn that.
Happy to hear this story mum..
God Bless You!!!
Nice .love all of you
Just read your content this year 2022 February. One thing I can assure of the transition you did for your daughter is ; you have put her on a path to occupy the White house of the seat of the US . The future will be my witness. GREAT MOVE!!!!
Wow, great prophecy.
wow, that's Tema New Town
Amazing
@wodemaya
I love this
Customize city of Dr Kwame Nkrumah....Tema n New Town.....
Welcome home sister
The american accent is gone.
😢😍
Leave her there
There are local schools in Ghana you could have taken her that would have been better than Egyir Prep.
I think is ok. She wanted an average school where she could get the cultural experience very well.
Good for her, however, I did notice she said her daughters education (English, math, ect.) went down. It didn’t improve while attending this school. I also noticed that as much as she said she embraced the culture, the mom didn’t allow them to cut her daughter’s hair down like a boy for school like all the other girls. It’s nice that she made friends & enjoyed herself. I hope she won’t be put behind in school when they return to the States.
Nah. She'll be fine. School is about so much more than academics and she has had an incredible international experience. She can catch up on anything that needs catching up pretty quickly I'm sure.
She'll do just fine,Africans who studied in African schools and later emigrate to go for college in western world get to be among the best in their classes
Did u see any girls wit their hair cut?? They all had braids
😭😭
She wldnt do well in da English subject bcs Ghana teaches the British English while she has been taught da American way of writing
British English my behind
Big mistake
Why did you say that ?
Your clivage is distructing my concentration