Are Zongo People Really A Nuisance To Ghana? | Living In Ghana | Zongo Life In Ghana
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
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Today I met with Humee Ayisha to talk about Zongo life. I want to get to the bottom of Zongo has such a negative connotation in Ghana
Check out Ayishas channel here: / @humeeayisha3199
Zongo people
Life in Nima
Living in Ghana
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Ayisha I need you in my life
“We are just like normal people”
I felt that Ayisha❤️, thanks Dela
Hi girl, thanks for representing us in good light, may Allah continue to lift you up.💕👍
Ameeen yaa Rabb sis FAti ❤️
Zongo is actually a nice place, more room for improvement in the sanitation and layout tho
she is a good diplomat for his people and community.
Why was I smiling whiles watching this .
Thanks for having me sis , I enjoyed filming this ❤️✌️.
# The proud Zongo girl ✌️#
Thanks for taking time out for me. I know you were very busy that day.
I na gaidaki daga France 🇫🇷 avisha
@@nomisgeemoussa1474 maa sha Allah
Ina kwana, yaya Moussa 😁
@Pharoah Monk thanks a lot brother pharaoh ❤️
I'm here Humee thanks for sharing 🔥❤️💯🙏🏽
Wow! Aisha did a great job. My bags are packed, heading for a Z-community.
Haha yes give it a try, they really are lovely.
when I travel to Accra, I live in Nima/Maamobi,
I love it❤ and i will love to see you and Aisha visiting the Market at the zongo community and get some videos 🙏pls we will love to see it
Yes we are planning to do that at some point. I’m intrigued to see more myself.
OMG hi I love our vids dela! 💕
Thank you 🙏🏾
Good job Aisha.. good job representing your people and area👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Ayisha my name is Amoako, I live in USA.When I growing up in Ghana, all my friends were from zongo.I love the good food and the people so much I could not finish learning Hausa. I like you so much but I can't your channel. Ayisha,we all love you. I wish I am an Hausa. Please reply me.
Aww 😍 thanks a lot bro Amoako.
This means a lot
I need to start teaching you Hausa ❤️
True talk
Zango was created by the Hausa people. The hausa people in Ghana came from Nigeria. They were first brought to Ghana by the British to fight the Ashantis. After the wars, they remained in Ghana
I thought they came to Ghana on their own
@@tomp1428 the early settlers didnt come on their own. Those that came later came on their own
Ok, do you know when the first settlers was brought to Ghana (year) and do you have documents on this history.
@@tomp1428 sure
@@tomp1428 have u asked urself why the fulanis and the hausas in Ghana are the only tribes that do not have a region in Ghana. Some of them came as traders from Nigeria and pleaded to be given lands in various regions to settle on. Some of them were brought as slaves by the British too. The hausas are now scattered all over Ghana and u would find them in almost every village and in every region in Ghana. They do not have their own region in Ghana. Even in schools in Ghana we are taught that the Hausa people came from Nigeria. I schooled in Ghana from Primary to University
You so welcome my sister
Aysiha is cool, what is her TH-cam...?
I was born, raised in Nima although we’ve relocated since 1999 but I’m always in Nima every weekends because 98% of my friends were still there. I have half of my family in Shukura including my grandmother so that makes me a typical Zongo dude. Aside northerners, we have a lot of Ewe’s and Fantis in Nima, in Shukura we have a lot Ga’s, Asantis and Kwahus and few Ewes so growing up I have friends from different tribes I speak Hausa, Twi and Ga. Dela I personally will like to take you around Nima, I mean inside the real Nima not the market and all the populated places people know about lol. I will do so when in Ghana God willing. Anyway you did not talk about Shatta Wale lol
Haha he did come to mind actually I just didn’t say it in camera. Let me know when you are here and you can show me around. 😊
@@moretodela lol okay I promise u could possibly meet him. He hangs wit my big brothers at a place called Bronx in Nima. Thanks for this vlogs and giving our sister a spotlight.
I like modesty 👌🙏👌
Remember, the way of Satan is to INVITE people to sinful life style, after you accept, LATER, down the road, he desires to PUNISH you for being in violation there of, he will test you, to see if God may intervene, then he acts accordingly... this is going on all over the Muslim world! Initially, there is some FUN in sinful life but it doesn't last that long at all! something ALWAYS goes wrong and once it start's it's difficult to STOP!.....
Zongo is just a place. She is Hausa
The best food comes from the ZONGO.....waakye, hausa kooko, rice & stew...…etc
Ayisha is a very intelligent and a proud young lady. She is very open-minded.... i like her attitude and her honesty.
Thanks cece this means a lot to me
Thanks 🙏
@@humeeayisha3199 you welcome Ayisha
Zongo communities are very family oriented and open to everyone.
Yeah that’s been my experience too.
And by the way I am American and your English is perfect to me!😊❣️❣️❣️❣️
Aww
Thanks you Kimberly ✌️
Ayisha is a good spokesperson for people of Zongo, she done well
That’s why I love her so much. She’s very vocal about getting rid of negative attitudes and she does it beautifully.
I used to live on Zongo when i was in Kumasi, we just one community live together, when is Ramadan or Christmas time, we celebrate or eat together.✌️♥️❤️💝💓🥰
We have an Islamic school and a mosque. The people are great and very hospitable.
Love how Humee advocates for the community. Stereotypes sometimes are just that. A stereotype! 🙌🏿🙌🏿
So Ghanaians do have social and ethnic stereotypes too?
I think Americans especially have a false perception of Muslims in general. My husband was born in Ghana and tells me how Christians and Muslims God alone and could be just as the sister is saying friends and staying together. My pastor is from ivory coast and also has very close Muslim Friends. Myself I have experienced Muslims in my workplace and also outside of my workplace through my husband we are both Christian but get along quite nicely with Muslims. When he came to the United States it was a Muslim who took him to and from work and helped him get on his feet here when his own country brothers did not help unless he gave them a lot of money. The Muslim man would not take any money and when out of his way to pick up my husband for work and drop him off after work and also make sure he got to the store to get the things he needed. This is the story my husband tells me and from my experience my Muslim coworkers have always been extremely nice to me! There are good and bad in every community and every religion it is about time that we as human beings treat one another with respect and dignity and love one another helping build each other up and together helping each other win the race of life. Thank you for this video I really enjoyed it you ladies are so beautiful!!!!!!
Kimberly Mensah thank you for you honest comment those people that don't know Muslim in anyway they are the people that spread hate all the time about Muslim.
White americans*
I was born and raise in zongo School in zongo live my whole life in mamobi zongo.
In other part of the world will say ghetto is a place to be trust me what Aisah is saying is true all my kids are born in zongo and am a Christian..
Let me even comment before I finished watching this video 😀
I am very proud zongo Nima girl. Unfortunately I have only lived there for few years.My hubby born and raised there speaks about five Ghanaian languages.
There are many many good advantages living in Zongo, you learn different languages, food ..... and trust me they look out for each other very well.
I live near a Zongo community.
She is amazing: pretty, smart and strong🤩🤩
Ah beg, could we get a follow-up video of the community in question?
Yes for sure. I want to show more of the community but it wasn’t a good time to film there. I will try again another time.
@@moretodela -- Thanks!
Your content is so multifaceted. Very few expats/repats discuss such a variety of topics.
Thank you 😊
Shatta Wale also in helping as 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 we never give up zongo ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Ur interviewee doesn't seem to know the history of Zango. Originally, it was a place where Nigerians ie. Hausa and Yoruba settle in Ghana. It wasn't originally a place for Ghanaians. Over time Ghanaians from northern Ghana started moving there to mingle with those Nigerians to the point where some of those Ghanaians from the north of Ghana having lost their identity, now think they're Hausa. The word Zango is not a Ghanaian word. It's a Nigerian Hausa word. Most of the cuisines in the community are from Nigeria. Will tell U more if need be.
The only nuisance to Ghana or Africa are the political class. The masses are great, creating capitalism on self effort.
Love zongo! Don't ever let ignorance put you down. Well done for bigging up the community and being a good role model for Islam. May Allah reward you
Ameen yaa Allah
She’s beautiful.
It's means zoon's where by understand humanbeings loved living's their simply life's
Together, and those ignorants, soo called the
better religious turned every thing's over,
common sense charity beginnings at home,
Any Muslims, should reflect, reason, be happy, we are proud Awesome, and Amazing, we don't care about the ignorance
people their interests, we never thought about them arounds the whole internal globe, Because the ward Muslims and Isllaamic, Humanbeings with Instructions,
Sinces from scratch, sinces ISLLAAMIC from
Memorial, are ANCESTORYS how they true so it is Education for us, we prayed the way
They pray's, we dresses the way dresses we
Eat the way they etc.what soo ever, so called
intelligence or advanced, or they may call, we are MUSLIMIN we are Awaking and are
(GREATOR IS ONE) AND ALL PROPERTIES
AROUNDS THE WHOLE INTERNAL PLANET'S
EARTH 🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎
IS THE OMNIPOTENT WE ASKED NEEDED FOR EVERY PRAYERS INSHA ALLAAH YAA ALLAAH, ALLA HU AKUBARU. ALLAHU
AKUBARU, THE OMNIPOTENT 🌎🌎🌎💞🙏
Nima is a Zongo residential town in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. The town is popular because of its market - the Nima market. The name Nima has its etymology from the Ga Language which literally means the "city of the King". Nii means King in the Ga language, while the word city in the same language is mann.
I didn’t know. Thanks for the knowledge!
THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO. ACCRA HAS SO MANY DISTRICTS AND ENCLAVES, ALL DIFFERENT. I WONDERED IF THE NIMA AREA WAS ONE THAT WAS FLOODED EARLIER?
🕋🇸🇦🌹 to zongo people
Waaw brilliant lady,, well spoken
I really miss every Wednesday market there, try it one Wednesday Dela 😊✌️
I will for sure
Ewes is pronounced. Eve’ pronounce the W as V ( because they do not have the letter V in their alphabet so W is used to replace V)
@natural Ghana girl
May be you should go and do a video with Aiyesha
at the Zongo, we are all intrigued about them because we know very little about the people or how they live
Could you please reply with Aiyesha’s TH-cam channel address, l want to support her .
Of course. I intend on doing a video there at some point. th-cam.com/video/WgJy_9EFGu4/w-d-xo.html
That's my sister Ummy right there 😂
Keep it up
Hey
So go sounds like a Community.
Nima is the best place to leave, the community teaches you how to survive, the only problem is the sanitation. The community is each other keeper, by the current president is a Nima Boy.
stop it, come to east legon, much better
East legon is for so called people and corrupt politicians area. Nima have some challeges but the community care and heip each other.
@@zenabuabagna9753 there are more ordinary people living in east legon than corrupt politicians, you just dont know about us
Enjoyed your video, as usual
If I am not a Muslim, can I marry a woman who is a Muslim?
I’m not sure to be honest
No you can't sorry. But Muslim men can marry Christian women
Lovely Video.. was expecting to see you walk through the zongo for fresh street foods... their street food is amazing
I know right. It wasn’t a good day to do that but I will be returning.
She is a pretty young lady, it’s good to learn about other cultures!❤️🇬🇭
People turned to look down on you if you are from Zongo. You don't look down on us and walk away.
never heard of this...good education, thx
Please invite someone also to speak about the dagomba people
Proud of you AMS ❤️ @ Humee Ayisha
Many wives with no family planning. The kids turn out to have no good parental care. Hence turn to criminal activities.
The most criminals are politicians
Nice Neighbourhood your videos always Inspires me it makes me want to be there. As always your videos are lit 🔥 because we get to see more of the country most tubers are always indoors or in a restaurant or beach front. But through your eyes we get to see the Ugly and the good thanks NGG you’re amazing and beautiful keep up the good work. Greetings to your beautiful family. 🔥🔥🔥❤️😍😍👍🏾🙏🏾
Aww thank you 🙏🏾 😊
Zongo is a community!
That’s amazing interview I really love it👍🏼
Thank you
Ayisha is cute af. 😘
Hausa cool.
😊
👍
Ummy please send me the details about your channel
This is her link th-cam.com/video/WgJy_9EFGu4/w-d-xo.html
@@moretodela thanks 👍
Ask her what is her email address!
I’m sure you can find it on her channel. Here’s a link th-cam.com/video/WgJy_9EFGu4/w-d-xo.html
Dela 🤗
I think the video title offends a little about zongo people... ZONGO PEOPLE CANNOT BE THINK OF BEING NUISANCE IN GHANA.. change the title if u can... I love you guys... good family...
4:01. 2 by 4 english? Na wa
what does this mean please?
@@imarkyaw534 like not grammatically