You can become a member by clicking on this link th-cam.com/channels/w11outXMPFwYXTJvj-K3sw.htmljoin You can Join our Facebook Africa travelers group on facebook.com/groups/1740600209548818 You can support this channel on patreon on www.patreon.com/danielboadu
I think South Africa is the most affordable and the best infrastructure for your money. But I think Ghana economy offers great opportunity for those looking to grow economically.
This is great information. Although cost of living is increasing...Living in Accra is still only about 30% of what it cost for us in DC. ❤️ And that is with other amenities that weren’t affordable in the US.
Kwaaba. Thank you. Medessa. Thank you for another challenging video. I know you are working very to bring good content and I am excited. I really appreciate you and when I can I donate. Mr. Kofi you are making this so difficult for me to choose to live in another country. Lol. Nevertheless, I will need to visit other countries to be totally convinced. My heart leans towards Ghana. They are all developing quite rapidly. So I will be on the cutting edge matter where I choose. I know I would like lakeside or river side living. Even near the lagoon. It must be quite and peaceful. Potential for gardening, walking and riding bike. I would really love to be able to boat and fish, as well. My motto is, if there's need or want in the community, there is a business. Thank you again. (Although you are really making it tough for me to go elsewhere).
I am surprised you said that half of Ghana’s resources come from Central region. I don’t think you can put a finger on any real natural resource that comes from the Central region. I know of tourist destinations for the diaspora in and around Cape Coast and that’s it. Food is expensive in the Central region, but l don’t know much about the cost of accommodation there. The bulk of the natural resources of Ghana comes from the Western, Ashanti and Brong Ahafo regions. Cape Coast in the central region and Koforidua in the eastern region are closer to Accra. Cost of food and accommodation are cheap in Kumasi which is the second largest city in Ghana. I am surprised that you failed to mention that. Brong Ahafo and the Northern regions are very ideal in terms of peace of mind from hectic city life. Food and accommodation prices too are unbelievably low.
I didnt mention kumasi because its popular and i think alots of people know kumasi if i had to do more than 6 places kumasi would have made the list but i agree with what you are saying .
"I can firmly say half of Ghana's resources come from the Central Region of Ghana" First time hearing this. Do you care to elaborate? What resources are they and how do they make up half of Ghana's resources?
What do you guys have to say about brazilian diaspora? Take a look at this 👇🏽 th-cam.com/video/Y7DGH9t6fCo/w-d-xo.html Lets not forget that Brazil has the biggest number of african decents living outside Africa. Best regards from Brasil, bothers and sisters
Unless your intention is really to ignore your interlocutors from brazilian diaspora, you are "Connecting us 2 Africa" in the wrong way. And after being ignored so many times around here that I can't even remember, I leave the channel. Thank you, bro.
Hello bro this is the first time seeing your comments honestly I recieve lots of comments I see some and I don’t I respond when I get the notification. In your opinion what’s the best way for me to connect you to Africa I’m open to learn thank you
@@danielkofiboadux Nice! Okay, now that I've manage to get your attention I would like you to watch the video I left on my comment right under your fixed message, and tell me something about it. I think all the diaspora are important but I don'd really see much about brazilian diaspora being discussed for you, our central african brothers. I also understand that we have a lack of brazilians who can't at least be able to speak english but I think you can get in touch with those who can and build bridges, you know? These bridges are being build with such more often with our brothers from Nigeria and Benin (due to the yorùbá and fon traditions here in Brazil), and Angola (due to the portuguese language). Anyway, the opinion of guys like you really matters for me and for a bunch more of brazilian diaspora people. Sorry for the initial message. It was the only way I found to call your attention. Keep up the good job and I'll be waiting for your feedback. God bless our people!
Thank you !! I will also say I really apologize because I barely knew anything about the diaspora in Brazil growing up we never heard any connection so it was hard but I’m glad you reached out can you please send me the link with a comment and I will check it out and if you are from Brazil will you love to do a live session with me?
@@dandamuxima Thank you !! I will also say I really apologize because I barely knew anything about the diaspora in Brazil growing up we never heard any connection so it was hard but I’m glad you reached out can you please send me the link with a comment and I will check it out and if you are from Brazil will you love to do a live session with me?
@@danielkofiboadux Sure I will! Just let me know and lets do it. I don't know much "african-english" coz of the influence of the american english we have around here but if you speak loud and clear I think we can talk a bit about brazilian diaspora. We have much to talk about it (if my english knowledge allow haha) Take a look at this. I think I can help you with most doubts about brazilian diaspora. th-cam.com/video/Y7DGH9t6fCo/w-d-xo.html See you soon!
You can become a member by clicking on this link th-cam.com/channels/w11outXMPFwYXTJvj-K3sw.htmljoin
You can Join our Facebook Africa travelers group on facebook.com/groups/1740600209548818
You can support this channel on patreon on www.patreon.com/danielboadu
I'm interested in the Brong Ahafo Region. No one shows it on TH-cam though. It's overlooked
Am from Sunyani Ghana in the Bono Region but watching from Italy
I like your content, you are a honest man. I salute
Oh yeah congrats on teaching 10k 🎉🎂🎈🎉
Yay! Thank you!
I think South Africa is the most affordable and the best infrastructure for your money. But I think Ghana economy offers great opportunity for those looking to grow economically.
I would like to stay in Korforiduoa and Central Ghana. Thanks for all these info about Ghana. God bless you richly
Very informative brother. Stay blessed 🥰
Thank you, I will
Bono ahafo region is where we get a lot of resources from, especially foodstuffs and security there is safe, . I will recommend it for the diaspora
Absolutely!
No western region is were most of the resources come from.
Thank you so much for doing this.... oh yeah like button smashed😉
You rock!
Your always on point! Thank you so much for the information you share.
Thank you
Great information, this will really help me a lot, thank you so much my brother and I did hit the Like button, plus I am a member ✊🏾🙏🏾
Thank you 🙏🏿!! Medaase!! Much love and blessings for the support
This is great information. Although cost of living is increasing...Living in Accra is still only about 30% of what it cost for us in DC. ❤️ And that is with other amenities that weren’t affordable in the US.
For now…. Lol
Thanks for the Information this evening, will be in contact with you when my passport comes in!
When are you coming?
Thanks for your time and information. Appreciated.
Glad it was helpful!
Good information ✌🏽
Dude, I so love koforidua, that city is my dream to have a home over there. Koforidua is great and nice people.
Thanks for the info. You always have good content!
I appreciate that!
thanks for this iformation. I will love to relocate to Ghana.
when do you want to come?
Wenniba and Kasoa in the central Region are close to Accra. 30 mins drive. House prices cheap
I thank you so so much brother you are so inspiring! I must stop procrastinating get up and do what I have to do
Great!! Believe in your steps everything will work out
@@danielkofiboadux Thank you Daniel I be in touch with you 😊
Thanks Daniel!
Welcome!
Thanks for sharing..
Thanks for watching!
Subscribed. Thanks
Very informative. Thanks! Looking at central region
Glad it was helpful!
I wish you had talked more about actual prices
Kwaaba. Thank you. Medessa. Thank you for another challenging video. I know you are working very to bring good content and I am excited. I really appreciate you and when I can I donate.
Mr. Kofi you are making this so difficult for me to choose to live in another country. Lol.
Nevertheless, I will need to visit other countries to be totally convinced. My heart leans towards Ghana. They are all developing quite rapidly. So I will be on the cutting edge matter where I choose. I know I would like lakeside or river side living. Even near the lagoon. It must be quite and peaceful. Potential for gardening, walking and riding bike. I would really love to be able to boat and fish, as well. My motto is, if there's need or want in the community, there is a business.
Thank you again. (Although you are really making it tough for me to go elsewhere).
(You work very hard)
(Quiet and peaceful)
@@Nogo844 we can't wait to meet you
@@nasto4u850 Thanks. I am really excited to meet. I know something is waiting for me there.
@@Nogo844 can we please link up?
@@Nogo844 please check this video description for my details
th-cam.com/video/BVrmm52bsek/w-d-xo.html
Can you send me some prices of the homes in corforida to buy and rent. Also what is the cost to build a home there as well
Thanks for your information
Welcome!
I’m definitely going to check out the northern region but I think I’m feeling the central region or the Volta region
will you like to visit Ghana?
@@nasto4u850 but of course yes. I was scheduled to go in July but the pandemic changed my plans. So I’ll be going next year.
Are you in Ghana?
@@RMurray Yes I am a nurse here in Ghana. Can we link?
@@nasto4u850 sure how?
@@RMurray may be email, WhatsApp, or Instagram. Do you have any of this?
I think northern region is good for man to establish. I salute
Thank you Kofi 😁
You are welcome and thank you so much for the patreon support
I like city slight country
Great 👍 video when I visit I'll see some of those places thanks that was informative.
Thank you !
I would love if you do some videos in those region's i would love to visit and see Ghana
I will we have a group trip next year May i will do a video in all those locations
@@danielkofiboadux Thank you so much
How much it cost to live in the Volta region what is the Riverhouse a
Volta region but my question is are there universities in volta region?
How about Western Region?
I was given property in the Asebu region to build in whats called the Pan African village. Can you summarize this area for me. Thank you.
Kasoa and winneba have the finest beaches
I think the northern region would be good for me
I want to find the region where I can get insight on my father's and my name, Abron.
Hello can i please have the name of the first city you said. You said that really fast
when do you want to come?
can you do a vlog in all these regions so we can see a visual of each area?
will you like to visit Ghana?
@@nasto4u850 ABSOLUTELY! not only that, i will move there soon 🤗
@@candicerenae-cr1268 can we please link up?
@@nasto4u850 are you in ghana?
@@candicerenae-cr1268 Yes. I am in Ghana and a nurse too
What about Kumasi?? Cost of living?
will you like to be in Kumasi?
how far is the airport i think am going to check it out
Go to kumasi, it has a new international airport and inexpensive.
How can I find house to rent
Dude I think u forgot the western region? How about the western region.
I am surprised you said that half of Ghana’s resources come from Central region. I don’t think you can put a finger on any real natural resource that comes from the Central region. I know of tourist destinations for the diaspora in and around Cape Coast and that’s it. Food is expensive in the Central region, but l don’t know much about the cost of accommodation there. The bulk of the natural resources of Ghana comes from the Western, Ashanti and Brong Ahafo regions. Cape Coast in the central region and Koforidua in the eastern region are closer to Accra. Cost of food and accommodation are cheap in Kumasi which is the second largest city in Ghana. I am surprised that you failed to mention that. Brong Ahafo and the Northern regions are very ideal in terms of peace of mind from hectic city life. Food and accommodation prices too are unbelievably low.
there's a lot of gold in the central region
I didnt mention kumasi because its popular and i think alots of people know kumasi if i had to do more than 6 places kumasi would have made the list but i agree with what you are saying .
@@MaameSika Where in the central region do you find gold?
I thought its mistake is rather WESTERN REGION follow by Ashanti and Bono Ahafo
@@frankkyereme7125 yes I get it twisted all the time with central and western
What about safety?? Cheap might not be safe
"I can firmly say half of Ghana's resources come from the Central Region of Ghana"
First time hearing this. Do you care to elaborate? What resources are they and how do they make up half of Ghana's resources?
I thought is WERSTERN region have lot of resources in Ghana
Of course it's Western region
@Paa Ben by now you should realize he doesn't do much research
I think I would do better in a Central region of Ghana 🇬🇭
Takoradi Takoradi Takoradi in the western Region
I need that Quarter
Lol it’s gone
@@danielkofiboadux we need to link before I leave this area
How far is the Northern region from Accra?
flight or driving?
@@danielkofiboadux both?
@@danielkofiboadux both
@@EstellaSpeaks flight is just an hour and few minutes and driving can take 9hrs and more depending on the driver and the route
@@danielkofiboadux thank you 🙏🏾
Koforidua
Second cost of living region is not true
What do you guys have to say about brazilian diaspora?
Take a look at this 👇🏽
th-cam.com/video/Y7DGH9t6fCo/w-d-xo.html
Lets not forget that Brazil has the biggest number of african decents living outside Africa.
Best regards from Brasil, bothers and sisters
how are you homeless in ghana? or even Africa.
IS THERE A LAND SHORTAGE ? .. give people back the land.
when do you want to come
Unless your intention is really to ignore your interlocutors from brazilian diaspora, you are "Connecting us 2 Africa" in the wrong way.
And after being ignored so many times around here that I can't even remember, I leave the channel.
Thank you, bro.
Hello bro this is the first time seeing your comments honestly I recieve lots of comments I see some and I don’t I respond when I get the notification. In your opinion what’s the best way for me to connect you to Africa I’m open to learn thank you
@@danielkofiboadux Nice! Okay, now that I've manage to get your attention I would like you to watch the video I left on my comment right under your fixed message, and tell me something about it. I think all the diaspora are important but I don'd really see much about brazilian diaspora being discussed for you, our central african brothers. I also understand that we have a lack of brazilians who can't at least be able to speak english but I think you can get in touch with those who can and build bridges, you know? These bridges are being build with such more often with our brothers from Nigeria and Benin (due to the yorùbá and fon traditions here in Brazil), and Angola (due to the portuguese language).
Anyway, the opinion of guys like you really matters for me and for a bunch more of brazilian diaspora people.
Sorry for the initial message. It was the only way I found to call your attention.
Keep up the good job and I'll be waiting for your feedback.
God bless our people!
Thank you !! I will also say I really apologize because I barely knew anything about the diaspora in Brazil growing up we never heard any connection so it was hard but I’m glad you reached out can you please send me the link with a comment and I will check it out and if you are from Brazil will you love to do a live session with me?
@@dandamuxima Thank you !! I will also say I really apologize because I barely knew anything about the diaspora in Brazil growing up we never heard any connection so it was hard but I’m glad you reached out can you please send me the link with a comment and I will check it out and if you are from Brazil will you love to do a live session with me?
@@danielkofiboadux Sure I will! Just let me know and lets do it. I don't know much "african-english" coz of the influence of the american english we have around here but if you speak loud and clear I think we can talk a bit about brazilian diaspora. We have much to talk about it (if my english knowledge allow haha)
Take a look at this. I think I can help you with most doubts about brazilian diaspora.
th-cam.com/video/Y7DGH9t6fCo/w-d-xo.html
See you soon!