As a Ghanaian-American, this made me so happy to see Good Morning America highlight Ghana's Innovation and development and all the possibilities for the future. 🇬🇭 I hope this innovation and revitalization spreads across the continent like Danai mentioned
I appreciate these positive and inspiring stories coming out of Africa too! I have never been, but I enjoy seeing how other cultures and ecosystems are living Today!
@@alexhouistandwithukraine8885 me? No, I am from Minnesota USA with a northern European background... I just happen to believe we are all family on this planet!!!
I'm neither from Ghana, nor from Africa. But things like this makes me very happy. It is proof that humanity can be better. All the love and blessings to Ghana and Africa from Bangladesh
As a Nigerian (Igbo-Biafran) American commenting on Independence Day I’d like to say that I’m proud of you Ghanaians. Y’all are the true leaders and pioneers of pushing the African continent forward and a symbol of light for all of us. I honestly can’t say the same about my own nation Nigeria that I use to live in, I apologize to any patriotic Nigerian out there. I’m quite jealous of you Ghanaians now
No need for this spirit of division ...its one africa ..I am a cameroonian but I know African history enough to recognize that we are one economy who got divided into several countries by white colonialist to share our resources . No need for this type of comment that spread jealousy amongst us....delete this shit
Jealous because they have foreigners that look down on them and will make things more expensive. Remember, black Americans were taught the same things in school as white Americans. And black Americans are going to create a colony out of Ghana
Just go on and say that you're a Ghanaian posing as a Nigerian because you are absolutely not a Nigerian. You don't embody the Naija pride, keep us out your pity party🇳🇬♥️✨
@@Ethiodaily22 I get where you're coming from... But you sound like a clown. Go ask the same questions to the authorities that can actually answer your question.
Sele Business maybe you asking that question to a wrong person. Please also ask other foreign nationals in South Africa why do they skip boarders, why do they commit crimes in South Africa, why do they launder money and drugs etc, why do they rape and kill women in South Africa. Maybe if you knew about the women who were ganged raped in Krugersdorp South Africa by illegal miners who are in South Africa illegal you wouldn't ask that question, if you knew about a man from Pakistan who was running a passport and asylum syndicate in South Africa you wouldn't ask that. I don't condone Xenophobia and abuse of other African nationals in South Africa but they should not take advantage of our country. It sad how they are willing to commit crimes that they wouldn't in their countries.
@@etvscandalfanpage2011 I really hate this question as if they dont know what their people are doing here, we are in fact patient with them but time will come soon
@@juliusnanor No one talks about Ghana like that. It wasn’t until recently when they got a new President things changed… People talk about Nigeria a lot.
❤ Hey luv! I’m about to transition from America to Africa (Hopefully in the next year and half) I want to speak with African WOMAN and people from all over Africa just for inspiration. I like to talk to people from time to time that lived in between the two countries, so that I know a few things about the motherland. Feel free to drop a line or two. Say hi, whatever, it doesn’t matter. I’m just looking to meet/ speak with new people. (Anyone else in this comment section are welcome to join conversation as well) I’m Jaee by the way. ✨💕🫶🏿
@@queenshay people in Africa talk about Ghana. A lot of policies, plans, innovations and political decisions have been an emulative model for decades across the continent. If you wanna say "people in the West", that's fine. But Africans talk about Ghana. This doesn't have to be a debate tho. Just sharing views
Their chocolate is god tier, their food is god tier, their language is cool, the people are awesome. I’m a Greek American and im thankful to have had a boss from Ghana.
As a Ghanaian, am really proud of my Country Ghana and thank you so much Good Morning America for projecting My Country to the whole world 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I went to Ghana before the pandemic and was amazed at the beauty of the land and the people. I also went to my Mothers home country Ethiopia and they too are changing.
I’m an African-Caribbean-American & I am so proud to see other African Americans connect with their roots in Africa. My family is from Jamaica & Guyana, where many of enslaved Africans were taken from Ghana and to see how the diaspora is connecting together warms my heart. And thank you to Ghana for opening its arms to welcoming us home. Regardless of where in the diaspora you come from, we are born African. So much love to go around ❤️🖤💚
Why would people return to a continent that enslaved them and sold them to a foreign people who eventually set them free? Africans would still be enslaving other Africans if it wasn't for the British.
@@TreyDoe Keep believing that ws narrative; only 5% of the transatlantic slave trade had African involvement and those Africans who were involved were eventually enslaved and shipped also, that’s how duplicitous the Europeans were.
As an African American, I’m proud and happy to see Ghana getting the recognition the country deserves. I love to go visit Africa, and Ghana is definitely one of my top countries to visit.
Go Ghana, this is amazing! I was so moved watching this, so proud of the moves Ghana is making! I pray this energy can travel throughout the continent (especially my familial home of Liberia)
Good Ghana is being highlighted but with Tourism comes many negative to avoid such INCREASE prostitution, foreign drugs , alternative lifestyles so the government MUST have CLEAR RULES for foreigners and DONT ALLOW foreign money to lead their decision.
A multi-million grossing film that shows a powerful and highly esteemed African community inspiring hope in young and old and engaging them in exploring their own power and talent … THIS is what our world needs! Media that builds and encourages unity rather than stirring division. I have no connections to Ghana outside of friends, but my heart bursts with joy and pride for all of you!
This is beautiful! well Done to the GMA Team for coming to Africa for a change and showing the good sides too. All the western media focuses on is poverty, disease etc... i hope they they see that Africa is developed too with a rich culture, beauty and nice things in general... love from a fervent viewer in Nigeria, West of Africa.
@@blackentrepreneur8564 It's important that Ghanaians stay in forefront we DONOT want a repeat of what happens in the Carribbean local faces, low wages foreign ownership or a South Africa economic situation.
@@mavisburke495 I think Ghanaians are very conscious of their past colonial history and not afraid to confront their leaders when it comes to their resources been handle by foreigners especially obroni( muzungus/ oyibo). You can invest but u don't own the land at the end of the day.
Your home is very corrupted Africa I used to want to visit Africa to find out more about where my ancestors came from your ancestors sold my ancestors for greed we have African Americans are never truly accepted by the Africans that come to our country here in America
This makes me very happy to see. I have no cultural ties to Africa, but I am excited to see more of the many beautiful cultures from there being showcased and admired across the globe.
@@jordanwilliams1546 I know it's the Mexican mind set , get out of the dump as soon as possible then spend the rest of your life telling everyone how wonderful it is
I'm a Ghanaian-American living in Maryland and I am so happy to see GMA bringing Ghana in the picture. I'm happy that they moved pass all of the stereotypes towards Africa and saw Ghana in a different lens.
I'm Nigerian 🇳🇬 and I've always felt like Ghana is the only place I can be and not feel away from home. I've made it a life goal to eat Ghanaian Jollof rice in Ghana and love it wholeheartedly but still continue the banter for the culture😂. Would also learn to learn Twi in the future. Super proud of you guys and I'm sure everyone in Nigeria is as well
i went to Ghana with my Dad a few years back and I'm glad to have gone and be humbled by its people and changed for the better. To see that Ghana and its people have a chance at better, thriving lives means the world to me.
Ghana is beautiful. Also, every person I've ever known from Ghana is pleasant and very happy. Glad they are showing the world how special this land is.
I'm going to cry (in a good way). Even when he's not in his body anymore, Chadwick Boseman's Black Panther is still inspiring people... and of course kudos to Danai Gurira and the whole cast ensemble as well! Wakanda Forever! Thank you Chadwick et al, thank you...
Beautiful country with beautiful people attached to a continent with major culture diversity and rich in history since the birth of humanity. Continue to grow and thrive!!
It is true. As a black American I felt so proud watching that movie, my son finally had a super hero he could relate to. Fast forward a few years and my son’s favorite take out meal is jollof rice, peanut soup and fufu. He asks for it every weekend.
Sounds delicious.. and several years back, i would have no clue of what any of that is. One day, i hope to visit Ghana. Im going to cry and dance and eat and thank God.
It makes ZERO sense that you, a descend of slaves, would glorify a fictional country that in its own timeline WILLINGLY sat by and didn't try to stop the slave trade. if Wakanda real you still would be a descendant of slaves
Ghana, and really Africa to the whole wiase (world)! Proud Ghanaian, Prouder African. Danai being at the Global Citizen Festival, the various artists that took the stage. My, we can't deny the strides being made. Nigerian music, Kenya, Ethiopia, Ivory Coast, Senegal, etc. We are a blessed continent. I hope we take over the world and spread our beautiful cultures and love- united
Dominican - American here (part of the African Diaspora). Just came back from Accra, Ghana - first time in Africa. Something that I want to sound the alarm on is ---- ACCRA IS LIT 🔥. Not to sound uncultured, but man the nightlife is incredible! I've been to europe countless times, and will put the parties in Ghana up there if not past Ibiza ones. Accra was also incredibly affordable with Uber rides normally 1-2 USD (pls tip though). Anyways for anyone wondering whether it's a place to turn up. The answer is a resounding YES!
So happy. I wish the United States had this much pride and sense of camaraderie with the diversity of culture here. This is beautiful Ghana! I spent time in Senegal and there was such a sense of home and support that we are really missing here. It was a culture shock coming back to the US.
This is so beautiful to watch and I don’t even have any family roots here! The world is watching, Ghana, and we’re so excited for your growth and prosperity.
Visiting? No, They’re moving to Ghana. You are letting Ghana become a colony again, this time by the African Americans. They’re still Americans and they went to the same schools as white people. Remember what happened with the Indians in Kenya. Foodstuffs and things will start getting more expensive, the African Americans will look down on you and they will start shaping the country in their own image. You guys are selling your national identity
It is so beautiful to know that my country ghana is making our ancestor's culture and history imagined. Other African countries also have a lot to give when it comes to culture. Africa to the 🌎 Africa units 🤝
I've been saying this for years! Ghana is gonna be the next big thing and I'm excited about it! Looks like a beautiful country to live and relax. The people are also amazing and very creative!
Living in the country i need to say at least short term it really looks dim actually. Ghana is facing an gigantic economic nightmare in the coming months. Please pray for the country....!
hmmm, move back, and get recolonized and reshipped out and even more diluted as a complexion of black somewhere after than the last time. Let the Africans still there prove themselves and enhance Africa in the image of themselves first and figure out this globe to never allow what happened to them in the past to come back. They are still facing many worldly threats. I'll support them from a securer place and country outside of there that allows me more power to not allow the past to repeat and keep the world along the course that's benefitting Africa to succeed. We can't all go back or should go back. We have our place in this world bigger than that.
This warmed my heart so much had to watch it twice! Might even come back for another dose. To see Ghana...Africa being shown in her true marvellous light makes me feel so excited that I just want to grab my ticket and go home pronto
As a Ghanaian-American It brings me such joy to see Ghana on the forefront of Africa’s culture. As a comic book fan I’m happy to see that to take an inspiration from black panther to further the countries growth and technology.
As a Ghanaian-American, this made me so happy to see Good Morning America highlight Ghana's Innovation and development and all the possibilities for the future. 🇬🇭 I hope this innovation and revitalization spreads across the continent like Danai mentioned
as a ghanaian american, same :’)
Same👏👏
I appreciate these positive and inspiring stories coming out of Africa too! I have never been, but I enjoy seeing how other cultures and ecosystems are living Today!
are you ghanaian?
@@alexhouistandwithukraine8885 me? No, I am from Minnesota USA with a northern European background... I just happen to believe we are all family on this planet!!!
I think Chadwick Boseman would be proud for the part he played in showcasing African Excellence. 🙏🏽💙✊🏽
I'm neither from Ghana, nor from Africa. But things like this makes me very happy. It is proof that humanity can be better. All the love and blessings to Ghana and Africa from Bangladesh
As a Nigerian (Igbo-Biafran) American commenting on Independence Day I’d like to say that I’m proud of you Ghanaians. Y’all are the true leaders and pioneers of pushing the African continent forward and a symbol of light for all of us. I honestly can’t say the same about my own nation Nigeria that I use to live in, I apologize to any patriotic Nigerian out there. I’m quite jealous of you Ghanaians now
No need for this spirit of division ...its one africa ..I am a cameroonian but I know African history enough to recognize that we are one economy who got divided into several countries by white colonialist to share our resources . No need for this type of comment that spread jealousy amongst us....delete this shit
What do you have to be jealous of. Just because Good morning America talk about Ghana. What so special about it
You know the man who is the director is fba. Fba points every black person on.
Jealous because they have foreigners that look down on them and will make things more expensive.
Remember, black Americans were taught the same things in school as white Americans. And black Americans are going to create a colony out of Ghana
Just go on and say that you're a Ghanaian posing as a Nigerian because you are absolutely not a Nigerian. You don't embody the Naija pride, keep us out your pity party🇳🇬♥️✨
Ghana is a land full of energy
#iLoveGH
I speak as a proud Nigerian.
Hi distant cousin
@@bobwebber8466
What's good Bob
We are One my dear.
I am a proud Ghanaian /Canadian.
I say may God continue to bless Africa and Her people.
@@delightedduncan9372
My dream is to see a Africa that is leading the Globe in Innovation.
I feel much as a Ghanaian as I feel a Nigerian
@@joshmatiluko but that won’t be good because more greedy people will live there and people don’t like futuristic buildings because it’s boring
I'm a South African and this makes me happy for our beautiful continent, our leaders need to do a better job of leading us to a better future.
Why ru guys killing other Africans?
@@Ethiodaily22 I get where you're coming from... But you sound like a clown. Go ask the same questions to the authorities that can actually answer your question.
There's a lot of wound caused by invaders to mend, and they're still interfering to this day.
Sele Business maybe you asking that question to a wrong person. Please also ask other foreign nationals in South Africa why do they skip boarders, why do they commit crimes in South Africa, why do they launder money and drugs etc, why do they rape and kill women in South Africa. Maybe if you knew about the women who were ganged raped in Krugersdorp South Africa by illegal miners who are in South Africa illegal you wouldn't ask that question, if you knew about a man from Pakistan who was running a passport and asylum syndicate in South Africa you wouldn't ask that. I don't condone Xenophobia and abuse of other African nationals in South Africa but they should not take advantage of our country. It sad how they are willing to commit crimes that they wouldn't in their countries.
@@etvscandalfanpage2011 I really hate this question as if they dont know what their people are doing here, we are in fact patient with them but time will come soon
As a Nigerian I am proud of our Ghanians 🥰❤️ keep going Africa to the world.💪
Finally! Ghana being put on the map!! Super proud as a Ghanaian American!
Ghana always on the map please
whatchu mean finally tho? 😂😂 Ghana been doing the most since the '50s
@@juliusnanor No one talks about Ghana like that. It wasn’t until recently when they got a new President things changed… People talk about Nigeria a lot.
❤ Hey luv! I’m about to transition from America to Africa (Hopefully in the next year and half) I want to speak with African WOMAN and people from all over Africa just for inspiration. I like to talk to people from time to time that lived in between the two countries, so that I know a few things about the motherland. Feel free to drop a line or two. Say hi, whatever, it doesn’t matter. I’m just looking to meet/ speak with new people. (Anyone else in this comment section are welcome to join conversation as well) I’m Jaee by the way. ✨💕🫶🏿
@@queenshay people in Africa talk about Ghana. A lot of policies, plans, innovations and political decisions have been an emulative model for decades across the continent.
If you wanna say "people in the West", that's fine. But Africans talk about Ghana.
This doesn't have to be a debate tho. Just sharing views
Their chocolate is god tier, their food is god tier, their language is cool, the people are awesome. I’m a Greek American and im thankful to have had a boss from Ghana.
As a Ghanaian, am really proud of my Country Ghana and thank you so much Good Morning America for projecting My Country to the whole world 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Bye
You have a lot to be proud about!! 👏
Proud Ghanaian here!!! 🇬🇭❤️
Big up to Africa and Ghana from a African born in Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹.. living in Paris , soon to move to Africa !!!
❤
Trini to the bone
I went to Ghana before the pandemic and was amazed at the beauty of the land and the people. I also went to my Mothers home country Ethiopia and they too are changing.
Gosh..I would love to visit both countries
Sounds fun
You half Ethiopian
@@prideofegypt388 yep. Irish
I’m an African-Caribbean-American & I am so proud to see other African Americans connect with their roots in Africa. My family is from Jamaica & Guyana, where many of enslaved Africans were taken from Ghana and to see how the diaspora is connecting together warms my heart. And thank you to Ghana for opening its arms to welcoming us home. Regardless of where in the diaspora you come from, we are born African. So much love to go around ❤️🖤💚
Didn’t Ghana sell slaves tho?
They were kidnapped
Why would people return to a continent that enslaved them and sold them to a foreign people who eventually set them free?
Africans would still be enslaving other Africans if it wasn't for the British.
@@TreyDoe Keep believing that ws narrative; only 5% of the transatlantic slave trade had African involvement and those Africans who were involved were eventually enslaved and shipped also, that’s how duplicitous the Europeans were.
All these trolls under with these beautiful message smh. Thank you sister and welcome home.
Go Ghana 🇬🇭 One love from your Nigerian American sistah. Being born on that African soil is a true blessing.
As an African American, I’m proud and happy to see Ghana getting the recognition the country deserves. I love to go visit Africa, and Ghana is definitely one of my top countries to visit.
You should Alvin you will love it
That continent is huge like three Americas in one plus Madagascar is part of the continent.
where were you born?
@@amahlgrant in America.
@@abdulsadik900 I’m gonna make it a vacation trip.
Go Ghana, this is amazing! I was so moved watching this, so proud of the moves Ghana is making! I pray this energy can travel throughout the continent (especially my familial home of Liberia)
Good Ghana is being highlighted but with Tourism comes many negative to avoid such INCREASE prostitution, foreign drugs , alternative lifestyles so the government MUST have CLEAR RULES for foreigners and DONT ALLOW foreign money to lead their decision.
We love You, Mama Africa.
One love Mama Africa.
Loving Ghana so much... from the Philippines :)
A multi-million grossing film that shows a powerful and highly esteemed African community inspiring hope in young and old and engaging them in exploring their own power and talent … THIS is what our world needs! Media that builds and encourages unity rather than stirring division. I have no connections to Ghana outside of friends, but my heart bursts with joy and pride for all of you!
Ghana stand up 🇬🇭 .Thank you America for projecting our beloved country in such a good light🇺🇸🇬🇭
It’s fba who did it
Finally America is doing something positive in the Africa continent
@@raymundoorozco7945 fba always have praised Africa . But never the other way around
@@achildsheart4658 Very true. Maybe it's time to stop praising them and start praising ourselves.
@@achildsheart4658 lol
FBA never give a f about Africans 🤣🤣
Beautiful to see Ghana on GMA. I was so impressed you guys did this. Go Ghana 🇬🇭... to the world
the good thing is that buildings, fancy houses, good highways were shown, not just hungry kids.
Met some people from Ghana when I was a kid. Honestly the sweetest people ever
This is beautiful! well Done to the GMA Team for coming to Africa for a change and showing the good sides too. All the western media focuses on is poverty, disease etc... i hope they they see that Africa is developed too with a rich culture, beauty and nice things in general... love from a fervent viewer in Nigeria, West of Africa.
Yeah, who's doing the developing?
@@jamescurran6277 it's both Ghanaians and other multi national real estates developer but Ghanaians are at the forefront.
@@blackentrepreneur8564 It's important that Ghanaians stay in forefront we DONOT want a repeat of what happens in the Carribbean local faces, low wages foreign ownership or a South Africa economic situation.
@@mavisburke495 I think Ghanaians are very conscious of their past colonial history and not afraid to confront their leaders when it comes to their resources been handle by foreigners especially obroni( muzungus/ oyibo). You can invest but u don't own the land at the end of the day.
Your home is very corrupted Africa I used to want to visit Africa to find out more about where my ancestors came from your ancestors sold my ancestors for greed we have African Americans are never truly accepted by the Africans that come to our country here in America
So amazing! We visited Ghana in 2016 and it was a great experience.
This makes me very happy to see. I have no cultural ties to Africa, but I am excited to see more of the many beautiful cultures from there being showcased and admired across the globe.
Please go
@@itsbeyondme5560 I would love to visit Ghana! My parents got to go....it is awesome to experience other's culture!
I miss my homeland Ghana 🇬🇭
Go back then !
@@orwellknew3408 I can whenever I want to but missing a place doesn’t necessarily mean wanting to go back
Y’all are so cheesy
@@orwellknew3408 you know they flee their homeland to come and live in America and feed FBAs the “Africa is truly home” mess
@@jordanwilliams1546 I know it's the Mexican mind set , get out of the dump as soon as possible then spend the rest of your life telling everyone how wonderful it is
Ghana has some of the nicest people in Africa. Just sending a special shout-out.
I'm a Ghanaian-American living in Maryland and I am so happy to see GMA bringing Ghana in the picture. I'm happy that they moved pass all of the stereotypes towards Africa and saw Ghana in a different lens.
I live in Va/DMV area. Brotha,WHERE can I party with Ghanaians?
@@MrGA555 Yo I'm 13 lol
Wow. Just amazing seeing Ghana 🇬🇭 to the world
I'm Nigerian 🇳🇬 and I've always felt like Ghana is the only place I can be and not feel away from home. I've made it a life goal to eat Ghanaian Jollof rice in Ghana and love it wholeheartedly but still continue the banter for the culture😂.
Would also learn to learn Twi in the future.
Super proud of you guys and I'm sure everyone in Nigeria is as well
Ghana is not only twii it like one will say to learn Igbo where there millions of languages
i went to Ghana with my Dad a few years back and I'm glad to have gone and be humbled by its people and changed for the better. To see that Ghana and its people have a chance at better, thriving lives means the world to me.
Beautiful country ❤️🙌🏾🙏🏾✨ Everyone pulling together their resources to share and give to each other.
I just love Ghana, the people the food and over all life and love of Ghana. I have been twice and will go again before the end of this year.
As a Jamaican, I'm so glad to see this. Love it. Big up Ghana!
Seeing Ghana being a world leader is wonderful! I'd love to see all of Africa bloom and bless the world with new art and innovation!
Ghana is beautiful. Also, every person I've ever known from Ghana is pleasant and very happy.
Glad they are showing the world how special this land is.
As an argentinian I always felt a kind of brotherhood with african people. I love to see them thrive and grow, they earned it most than anyone else.
I've been fortunate to call two Ghanaian's my friends. They are loving, spiritual, loyal, and wise people. ♥️♥️♥️🇬🇭
I'm going to cry (in a good way). Even when he's not in his body anymore, Chadwick Boseman's Black Panther is still inspiring people... and of course kudos to Danai Gurira and the whole cast ensemble as well! Wakanda Forever! Thank you Chadwick et al, thank you...
Proud Ghanaian here 🇬🇭welcome to the motherland! Let's go Mama Africa!!
It is my dear trust me
@@jenjenampomah8806 🔥
Zimbabwean here. Makes me happy to see Ghana doing well. Keep at it y'all!
As a Ghanaian-Australian im so proud very proud that Ghana is being recognised and acknowledged
Beautiful country with beautiful people attached to a continent with major culture diversity and rich in history since the birth of humanity. Continue to grow and thrive!!
Bless up fam
Thanks Austin.
It is true. As a black American I felt so proud watching that movie, my son finally had a super hero he could relate to. Fast forward a few years and my son’s favorite take out meal is jollof rice, peanut soup and fufu. He asks for it every weekend.
Sounds delicious.. and several years back, i would have no clue of what any of that is. One day, i hope to visit Ghana. Im going to cry and dance and eat and thank God.
It makes ZERO sense that you, a descend of slaves, would glorify a fictional country that in its own timeline WILLINGLY sat by and didn't try to stop the slave trade. if Wakanda real you still would be a descendant of slaves
@Dr. Knowledge Lol
@Dr. Knowledge you can thank black writers for actually making the character awesome
@Dr. Knowledge he was an ally, unlike many yts lowkey
Thank you from Ghana 🇬🇭 to everyone out there 🙏 ❤
Ghana, and really Africa to the whole wiase (world)! Proud Ghanaian, Prouder African. Danai being at the Global Citizen Festival, the various artists that took the stage. My, we can't deny the strides being made. Nigerian music, Kenya, Ethiopia, Ivory Coast, Senegal, etc. We are a blessed continent. I hope we take over the world and spread our beautiful cultures and love- united
🤦🏿♀🤦🏿♀
Dominican - American here (part of the African Diaspora). Just came back from Accra, Ghana - first time in Africa. Something that I want to sound the alarm on is ---- ACCRA IS LIT 🔥. Not to sound uncultured, but man the nightlife is incredible! I've been to europe countless times, and will put the parties in Ghana up there if not past Ibiza ones. Accra was also incredibly affordable with Uber rides normally 1-2 USD (pls tip though). Anyways for anyone wondering whether it's a place to turn up. The answer is a resounding YES!
You already know.
Danai is just a Gem 💎 🇿🇼
I’m a born and raised Ghanaian . Proud of this
So happy. I wish the United States had this much pride and sense of camaraderie with the diversity of culture here. This is beautiful Ghana! I spent time in Senegal and there was such a sense of home and support that we are really missing here. It was a culture shock coming back to the US.
Seriously. Imagine if we could stop the madness and embrace our diversity FULLY and FURIOUSLY
@@taintedlife2618 to be united would be a beautiful thing. To embrace our differences as strength instead of dividing us into weakness.
@@dogmom8668 our country is going to be left in the dust with these people wanting to pull us backwards.💕
You should’ve stayed there if it’s so great.
@@taintedlife2618 No thanks. The last time someone diversified me. They stole 30 bucks from me as a teenager. I'm good.
Proudly Ghanaian💯💢
The movie is inspired by the real....man, I love this woman and her brilliance
wow, this so beautiful 💜🇬🇭
I went to Ghana alone years ago. Beautiful country and people. It blew my mind.
Ghana to the world. 🇬🇭
Well done Ghana!!!! Love form 9ja.
This is sooo amazing, as a Nigerian I want to move to Ghana and explore it, even possible relocate there. It's such a refreshing place
Please come here as Nigeria is awful!
Sending thoughts and prayers to Ghana at this difficult time.
This is so beautiful to watch and I don’t even have any family roots here! The world is watching, Ghana, and we’re so excited for your growth and prosperity.
Will be leaving Ghana by the end of this week and this made me so proud and emotional all at the same time. Will miss my Country takes 😥
As a Ghanaian American I am very happy and excited and for the Americans visiting we say Akwaaba🇬🇭🇬🇭
🤔
@@thesleepingmoonsleeptherap4493 Yes what are you thinking about lol
🔥
Visiting? No, They’re moving to Ghana. You are letting Ghana become a colony again, this time by the African Americans.
They’re still Americans and they went to the same schools as white people.
Remember what happened with the Indians in Kenya. Foodstuffs and things will start getting more expensive, the African Americans will look down on you and they will start shaping the country in their own image. You guys are selling your national identity
Portraying Africa(Ghana) like this in positive light is always refreshing. I love it 🥰
Woow!!Ghana makes one smile...Africa we're ONE...much love to you guys from Uganda.
It is so beautiful to know that my country ghana is making our ancestor's culture and history imagined.
Other African countries also have a lot to give when it comes to culture.
Africa to the 🌎
Africa units 🤝
I must visit here one day ! Love from 🇯🇲
This was a great segment. Ghana looks like a good place to live.
I’m really crying from this-and it’s happiness CULTURE
I love Ghana 😘😘😘😘🇬🇭
I've been saying this for years! Ghana is gonna be the next big thing and I'm excited about it! Looks like a beautiful country to live and relax. The people are also amazing and very creative!
Living in the country i need to say at least short term it really looks dim actually. Ghana is facing an gigantic economic nightmare in the coming months. Please pray for the country....!
I'M A PROUD GHANAIAN🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Damn!!! As a Ghanaian I'm elated and super proud to see this 🇬🇭
I love her dress! Beautiful piece and story. Glad to see them promoting Africa. So much potential there!
I just learned a large part of my African ancestry comes from Ghana. This makes me so proud to see this country thriving and growing.
Awesome, thanks people!!!
Woooow the future is in Ghana❤️❤️❤️
So glad to be from Ghana 🇬🇭 , Ghana to the wiase(world). Loving it 😀
this is so exciting! wishing the people of Ghana the most possible success and happiness ❤
Ghana really is the perfect place for all black people. Now is the perfect time for all black people to move back “home” .. I am all for it. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
hmmm, move back, and get recolonized and reshipped out and even more diluted as a complexion of black somewhere after than the last time. Let the Africans still there prove themselves and enhance Africa in the image of themselves first and figure out this globe to never allow what happened to them in the past to come back. They are still facing many worldly threats. I'll support them from a securer place and country outside of there that allows me more power to not allow the past to repeat and keep the world along the course that's benefitting Africa to succeed. We can't all go back or should go back. We have our place in this world bigger than that.
This warmed my heart so much had to watch it twice! Might even come back for another dose. To see Ghana...Africa being shown in her true marvellous light makes me feel so excited that I just want to grab my ticket and go home pronto
Peace, Health and Wealth Always ❤️😇🙏🇬🇭🌍
As a Ghanaian-American
It brings me such joy to see Ghana on the forefront of Africa’s culture. As a comic book fan I’m happy to see that to take an inspiration from black panther to further the countries growth and technology.
Ghana Forever 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Much love to Ghana from a Nigerian brother
Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭❤️❤️
As an ameican,proud of them🇺🇲🗽
American here too.. Ghana looks like Heaven xd
Proud African
Much love from Ethiopia! 💚💛❤️🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
Beautiful place and people. This is amazing! The power of art, right her.
Welcome to Ghana
"seeing Africa in a different light"
I'm so glad you guys are covering this!
Much love from the motherland, Ghana 🇬🇭
This is the new Africa - stand up!
Amazing, simply Amazing
proud of you Ruben 👏
So excited to see the film 💖
As an Eritrean, LOVE THIS. AFRICA all the way!
I absolutely love this! ❤👍🏽
Beautiful. As an African American this makes me even more determined to visit Africa. To visit home.
Your home is America
@@curmudgeonmisanthrope8985 so he can’t visit another country because of that?
@@curmudgeonmisanthrope8985 Thats true AND false, at the same time.
@@curmudgeonmisanthrope8985 A "home" that was forced upon.
@@curmudgeonmisanthrope8985 if our ancestors come from there it is home…
I lived in Ghana when I was young. It's one of the most peaceful countries in Africa. The people are so friendly.
This made me smile and desire to see this beautiful city and it’s people soon