LIVING IN GHANA | LEFT GERMANY TO OPEN A SHOP IN GHANA FOR GHANAIAN MADE PRODUCTS!
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- Raised in Germany & born in Ghana, Eyesta decided to move back to Ghana and open The Shop Accra. The Shop Accra is the perfect place to find Ghanaian Made products!
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Hi Vanessa, some years ago when I used to travel frequently to Ghana, I used to eavesdrop in the plane, on conversations of people, mostly whites returning to the US after their first trip to Ghana. The overwhelming sense I get from them was how that was the first time they were able to slow down and connect with themselves and people around them. Life in Europe and America is a treadmill of work, work, work, pay taxes, tolls, fees out of your earnings with nothing left to save. One must keep working just to keep from sinking. In the US, many people live paycheck to paycheck, even though working two to three jobs. Many have not been able to pay their rent since April 1 due to job loss from COVID-19 and are now at risk of being homeless with their children through eviction. I understand perfectly why many people in the West are escaping the rat race to go find some peace, leisure and meaning in Africa. Keep doing the good work in showcasing Ghana, where people from the West can come to catch their breath and find some sanity.
A rat race perfectly describes America and people are quickly falling between the huge cracks. A few days ago my boyfriend told me he was exhausted from working so much. The look of sadness and despair in his eyes almost brought tears to mine. Life was never meant to be lived this way.
Thank you for this - I love people watching/listening too :)
Well said!
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surely that's what people do on vacation though? and surely the same can be said for africa? if you live and work in africa and go on vacation for a week or two in say europe or america you relax and chill? that's what vacations are for
This is why I need to move to Ghana , land of happiness and freedom ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Your channel allows us to be introduced to Ghana in an exciting way. Continue bringing good content. Great idea for the shop owner selling authentic Ghanaian Made products. This shop needs to be included on the Places to Visit list or where to shop in Ghana. Impressive!!!
Appreciate the support 💫🥳
The lady possesses raw beauty that is hard to express in or by words. Her calmness in expression of great insights is simply amazing. Thanks for the interview.
People are moving to Africa because it’s home. My ancestors didn’t ask to be taken away in chains ⛓. To wake up and realize we have a choice is refreshing. I’ve always loved The Continent and hope to see Her again. When we can travel and get documents here in the US.
Respect to you! It is a great pleasure to see how the Ghanaians return to their roots! Africa is a large continent and Ghana is one of the most beautiful pearls on this large continent. Your Motherland is worthy of love! Appreciate she, hold she and decorate she with love,
you who are his children!
Her aura speaks volumes. Very soft spoken and in point. I like the way you allowed her to flow. The editing was on point
Finally, I was wondering when you were going to interview Eyesta. I love The Shop Accra.🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
I actually filmed this interview a year and a half ago!!! But most of the footage wasn’t opening so I held out to see if I could get it fixed. I never did but still wanted to upload the interview. I had footage around the shop & me looking at the products.
How inspiring, sure saving up for a move to motherland.
i love the way i see you commenting on every ghanaian/nigerian yt videos 😂😂
@@marrriiee We need to support our own.
AFIALEXISS TV definitely ma
Amazing 🙌🏽
its just amazing her kind of idea , fantastic
Such a great idea I agree!
It's so nice to learn that you're promoting African products and business, well done. May The Good Lord help with this great work. Godbless Xxx
She's so humble girl 😍
I'm proud to be a Ghanaian 🇬🇭🇬🇭
Same here. Great nation, great history, great culture, great people.
Thanx for sharing! I love her hair
When I was editing this I was also really admiring her hair 😍
Vanessa this is a clever strategy, to get virtual interviews when you are not in Ghana. Good job...
To make a shop where you can show case the art and talents of the locals is really the concept needed all over Africa. I wish this lady all the success 🇧🇷❤️
I can't wait to get back to Ghana
Great story. Very inspiring. Beautiful Queen.
Thank you Vanessa!! This is wonderful, I can't wait to go enjoy this beautiful space. To connect with artists from different areas in one place. Afrika is rising!!!🌍🇬🇭
Forgotten Heroes and early pioneers; who travel to Ghana to answer the call of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, to come and help in the nation building of Ghana and Africa.
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I love that idea because theres so much talent in Africa. Let them use their gifts
Love The Shop Accra
Hi Vanessa, how r you doing? Thanks for another instructive video
I’m great thanks how are you?
Her energy is very relaxed... nice 👍🏽
Great interview! Great job, Vanessa 💕 I love The Shop Accra! So glad you got to interview her. I've never had the chance to see her all the times I was there. Hoping to sit with her sometime in the near future too! ✨
Beautiful Space
So lovely isn’t it!
@@VanessaKanbi yes!!!!
I love Eyetsa! She is so Aunthentic.
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Beautiful telling story. Keep it up Vanessa ❤️
Thanks very much Nicholas
Good Idea working on our own too trying to move back from Germany to Nigeria..my kids re move back to Lagos School there and thy so much love africans ..God bless africans
I am impressed by her move and her determination. KUDOS.
We love to see them loving Ghana
Love it!!! Thanks ladies.
One of my favourite shops!!!!!!!
No clips of how her shop looks like?
I love this!
Very inspiring
will check out thisw shop soon.
Well said dear
Love this video!
Great video and all but i wish she could have taken round the shop to show her major products to top it all up . watch her speak was Long. All the same brilliant Job she done for herself ..
Ye sorry that footage was not opening 😩😭
Always a next time
n3d yep!
@@VanessaKanbi kool
SOAS; you went to a good and renowed University.
I ♥️ this shop!!
Studying African history in Europe
The best place to study African history
@@tvs9978 sad but true!
wonderful as always :-)
That was a good ideal
Best wishes
I love her necklace
pity you didn't provide us with a view of the shop
Very cool
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Where is your chihuahua? You don’t make videos with him anymore, what happened to him? Update please.
Great 👌👌👌
Hi Vanessa
Another great video, as usual. Where can we find the shop? Thanx
The Shop Accra
Accra, Ghana
goo.gl/maps/K5X7VtVaCUiRFcTi9
Good info... but where's the walk around to see what the shop has??
Footage was broken
@@VanessaKanbi OK. I understand. That makes sense and I appreciate the reply Vanessa. Have a lovely day!
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Nic
Which she could show cased the products
How does shop owner have an American accent
Ghana Etsy
Just imagine you....you went to a white man country to study the history of African, that sound very funny
she didnt go to europe to study about Africa, she was brought up there since 9 years old and took the course in university..... There's a difference
@@TheKofinyarko Exactly what came into my mind hearing that. The Europeans with their brainwashed African studies. 🤔🤔
@@ffk9660 its still important academic work, languages are recorded, tribes and cultures are archived. History written down. In terms of archeology Germany has played a very important role recently in Sudan and Egypt. In terms of black history these discoveries are invaluable. If africans could compete on that academic level it would be great but sadly its not the case.