if you are a young ghanaian in the west, dont give all your youth to the west...you have one foot up working in a developed economy...dont waste /spend your hard earned income all over there ...make establishing yourself in ghana a priorty...buy/build a house ...dont wait till you are in your 50s and 60s.....i am following your foot steps Ama....stay blessed
Let's all support our sister. Never skip advertisements. Your parents must really be proud of you sis. I am proud of you. I really appreciated the video. A bro from Dr Congo
How you go about your day by day activities, one won't believe you have been overseas all your life. You adjusted soo well to the system... God bless your parents and you yourself 🙌
Glad I found your channel. I take my mother on a trip every year. We are budget travelers. It is hard finding good vlogs about Ghana. I hope you keep posting.
to live a beautiful life , you have to be delibrate.....you are showing the way Ama....and i am following your footsteps...i am buying my house and car next year in ghana...am soo excited..!!!! am 27 years old,both parents ghanian,i was born in newyork...to know the peace i feel in ghana is now going to be a solid thing in my life is the best feeling....knowing i have my own place/home in ghana and i come and go as much as i please is the best feeling....thanks for being such an inspiration.....my family loves you.
I've dated Jamaican ladies so this type of food is similar to what I've experienced before...YUMMY! I miss that food...lol Because I wasn't afraid to try new things from different cultures I was able to expand my social experiences. No regrets, except I want more of that food...lol GHANA too!
I hope my Nigerian people are watching with an open mind. I think you could get this much for such an amount because, everything bought was made in ⅞ agriculture especially for food sufficiency like ours. We depend too much on imported and junk foods for too long. PMB is a blessing on disguise for Nigerians, we are gradually returning to farm and agric-businesses. If we continue on this path in 10 years from now, we'll be able to do this. Thanks for this video. It's a wake up call for Nigerians. God bless Ghana! God bless Nigeria!! God bless Africa!!!
@Ace Nothing Ace Nothing where exactly in ghana? name the place.. i know it is complicated..sold to the highest bidder...was it buy the portuguese? or dutch? or other africans or all of the mentioned?
@Ace Nothing read this : On the western coast of Africa, as briefly detailed in our former lecture, the slave trade was commenced by the Portuguese. For a long series of years the supply was obtained by forcibly seizing the natives, and confining them on board their vessels, until a sufficient number for a cargo were obtained. This practice, though inconsiderable at its commencement, became general, says Rees' Cyclopædia, and was prosecuted by Portuguese, Spaniards, French, English, Dutch, &c. The wretched inhabitants were thus driven from the coast and compelled to take refuge in the interior. But the Europeans still pursued them, entering their rivers, and thus penetrating the heart of the country. The increased demand for slaves, however, soon became so great as to require a less precarious mode of securing a supply. Accordingly, forts and factories were established, merchandize landed, and endeavors made, by a peaceable deportment, by presents, and by every appearance of munificence, 10 allure the attachment and confidence of the Africans. These traffickers were not long in discovering the chiefs or kings of the African tribes, and making treaties of peace and commerce, by which it was agreed that prisoners of war and convicts for crimes should be sentenced to European servitude ; and that the Europeans should, in return, supply the kings with the luxuries of the north. These treaties were immediately carried into effect, and the terrible consequences which might have been anticipated were soon developed. Indeed, there can be no doubt but that the results were foreseen by the traders, and this scheme of extending their operations, seemingly under the sanctions of justice, was thrown before the world, in this plausible form, to prevent the indignant frown of public sentiment from prohibiting the further prosecution of the traffic in slaves. The number of persons convicted of crimes, fell so far short of the wants of the slave traders, that other means had to be adopted to augment their numbers. Not only those fairly convicted of crime were now sentenced to slavery, but even those who were suspected; and with regard to prisoners of war, they delivered into slavery, not only those who were taken in a state of public enmity and injustice, but those also who were taken in the arbitrary skirmishes of the venal sovereigns of Africa. Wars were made among the tribes near the coast, not as formerly, from motives of retaliation and defense, or from love of conquest, but for the sake of obtaining prisoners alone, and the advantages resulting from the sale of them. When a European ship came in sight, this was considered as a motive for war, and a signal for the commencement of hostilities. The despotic sovereigns of Africa, influenced by the venal motives of European traffic, first made war upon the neighboring tribes in the violation of every principle of justice; and if they did not thus succeed in their main object, they turned their arms against their own subjects. The first villages at which they arrived were immediately surrounded, and afterward set on fire; and the wretched inhabitants seized, as they were escaping from the flames. Lectures on African Colonization, and Kindred Subjects  David Christy Riley, 1853 - Africa - 195 pages
The paper is $5 to $7 per lbs in Houston Texas, spinach $1.50 to 2.00 per bounce. We are really wasting money here. By the way I always watch all the advertisements.
OMG those prices are amazing. My husband lived in Ghana for a long time and what we pay for these items in the US is possibly triple the price. Wow. Such a fresh meal and very affordable. Good job.
Hiya hun, thanks for your videos. I live in the UK and returning home to Uganda very soon. Currently documenting my UK life so I can have the memories. Thanks for the inspiration.many in the Diaspora think negatively about returning and it's difficult to discuss anything positive with them.
Love your market vids. Your vids encourage me to go to the market when I visit Ghana rather than spending silly money on food groceries in Shoprite, the Malls and Melcom. Keep it up!!!
I just found your channel, and I love it! This looks something like I make with Stinging Nettles, smoked catfish, wild garlic, and onions, and wild chili petins, with a sliced, boiled, duck egg, and wild bamboo shoots. Likely tastes similar too. I make chili oil too, that I add. 100% of the ingredients, were gathered within a quarter mile of my house. Very healthy!
Is my first time watching your video and love the presentation of how you prepare a nice meal ..and by the way a beautiful woman that can cook what more can you ask for wow im in CR right now and the only thing that i can buy with 2$ is a a loaf of bread🍞 very nice video
In Trinidad and Tobago we refer to kontomire as callalloo bush and we usually boil it with seasonings, ochro, coconut milk and sometimes pig tail. The hot pepper is usually placed in a lot lot later and placed on top of the bush and then the bush is taken out and either swizzled with a swizzle stick or blended a bit in the blender.
I am from UK I live in Ghana I shop local most of the time I always buy rice grown in Ghana or Nigeria sometimes I will go to Shoprite Super market for the drive and to have a look around. The Shoprite in junction Mall is really good plenty of places to eat getting there by car or local bus you see great views of the beach.
For $2 you could by a kilo of rice, a quarter of a kilo of dry salted fish, 2 pieces of red chilies and half cup of vinegar in the Philippines. And if your not in dry salted fish. Eggs or a small can of cornbeef are alternative options.
🤤🤤🤤 You never ever ever disappoint. Stomach growling because I'm a yam and saltfish fan. I'm blown away you get so much food for $2.41! That couldn't even pay my bus fare to go to the market in my country lol😭 Thank you. Now let me go eat your dinner in my dream now 🖤
Shalawam sis, ran across your channel, I enjoy it. Don’t edit when you’re eating the food that’s part of the experience of watching your channel. Your skin products must work well, because your skin tone is beautiful. 👍🏿 I would like to visit Ghana someday, peace out.✌️
The body is bodying! and I really am convinced on dual citizenship once I get this TH-cam channel thing down I know this was a couple years ago but I’m appreciative of these videos and this series!
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Jasmine arma big up u dam self, first I of to say this u look beautiful my darling .u put people like me to shame,who did think Africa is so poor and messy and dirty ,u and wode maya open my eyes to africa ,now I know better, my thinking was so wrong that led me to believe that .Africa is so beautiful whit so many big houses and business.
NOT ONLY THAT YOU'RE INSPIRING BUT YOU ARE ALSO VERY ENCOURAGING VERY WELL SPOKEN WITH A BEAUTIFUL SMILE ESPECIALLY TOWARDS YOUR PRESENTATION. PLEASE KEEPS UP THE GOOD JOB. COMING TO YOU FROM TORONTO CANADA GOD BLESS.
My first time seeing you, you are so normal, nice an pretty. I really enjoyed seeing you and Ghana and the other people there, you actually look a lot like people in my family. Watching this video it felt like there was somewhere on the planet where I could breath and live. Long Video, I watched every second of it and was interested the entire time. I want a Ghana Citizenship.
Jasmineeeeeeeeeee,greeting you all the way from the Republic of Georgia!You are motivating me to vlog all my experiences.I love photography but can't be bothered with filming but as of today, that's going to change.Merci and gros bis!
African 👸🏽 this lady is mon that’s why when you get a black Roman you must protect her and treat her right never you abuse her protect her with all your might
I always enjoy your going to the market and cooking vlogs,my daughter saw me clicking the like button before watching she wanted to know why I said Jasmine vlogs are always entertaining 😊😊,the food looked yummy
There 're various kinds of yam and it comes with different prices...location too counts @my area the least price for pona is Ghc 12.00 sometimes you can buy it as high likeGhc15-20 depending on size.
After watching the video, i felt like whatever i requested from the very previous video has been answered. Kontomire Stew (checked), "follow your bliss...." (checked). Thanks for your humility and concern for your subscribers. Anyway, im salivating here😋😋. The Sky is the limit💯💯
I am a Dutch born man of dutch-caribbean descent. A DNA-heritage test revealed that I am of Ghanian heritage, among other countries/regions in Africa. You really make me want to visit Ghana. I already wanted to visit Ghana but your videos have fueled my ambition. Thank you for the inspiration.
Thanks ; you have really gave me great insight of the everyday life in Ghana. I'm planning on taking a trip to Ghana in the near future actually most likely this summer as my vacation this year. I do plan on moving to Ghana in 10 to 15 years; After my youngest go to college. As you might know already: a lot of us here in the states is very interested in finding out what make us Us. Most of us African American don't really know our history or origin out side of what was told to us and what we learn from school. So many of us trying to that seek that part of history that is unknown to us out. I guess to somewhat try to connect to our roots there in Africa. So your videos and many other individuals that post the same videos of everyday life in Ghana (Africa) do give me hope and insight of me actually making that move one day and also find out that part of me that is missing. Thanks a lot...... and also my queen you and your friend is very gorgeous and keep up the good work.
Try it here with your son and you trust me you will love it just like other Diasporans who are visiting and relocating here in Ghana 🇬🇭 on daily basis.
Hi there, I've never been to Africa. I plan to go soon. Your dish looks very tasty. I was "AMAZED" at how well you did shopping with just under $3 bucks. Great Job !!!
if you are a young ghanaian in the west, dont give all your youth to the west...you have one foot up working in a developed economy...dont waste /spend your hard earned income all over there ...make establishing yourself in ghana a priorty...buy/build a house ...dont wait till you are in your 50s and 60s.....i am following your foot steps Ama....stay blessed
Thank you . I needed to hear this ! 💪🏾
I am saying the same💪
Hi my name is Rose. Please what is the name of the market?
great advice! thank you def will make steps to do this!
Very true. N our people too should be trustworthy when money is sent home. Some people at the mention of abrokyire everyone wants to dupe u
Natural food no artificial additives... charlie am a Ghanaian in Ghana but I always follow your videos as if am now coming to Ghana. I love your work.
me too. I always watch her videos
😂😂😂😂😂
The charlay killed me
Just a whole lots of parasites and sickness😉
Your market experience is organic. You are showing how to live simply and well. Budget management. Thank you.
That sister looking too good in that black dress😍😍😍 much love and respect from the states💯❤️✊🏾
Thank u x
Periodttt!
You said a mouthful I would come to Ghana just to put a ring on it 😄.......
Shalawam Achyot.......
@@ronevergrow8319 you and everyone else..lol
@@ronevergrow8319 She doesn't want yall over there ruining what she got going on lol
Let's all support our sister. Never skip advertisements.
Your parents must really be proud of you sis. I am proud of you. I really appreciated the video. A bro from Dr Congo
Beautiful, knows how to make good usse of money.
What happens when skipping ads
What happens if you skip the ads?
Joffre Cueva she gets paid from TH-cam when you watch the ads.
Joffre Cueva she gets a small payment from TH-cam. A few pennies but it adds up.
This is organic food that gives us healthy life.
Thanks for bringing this to light.
💕
Aisha is the star of these vlogs! Always look forward to these vids every Sunday so I can see what life in Ghana can be like.
How you go about your day by day activities, one won't believe you have been overseas all your life. You adjusted soo well to the system... God bless your parents and you yourself 🙌
In the USA 🇺🇸 $2 can get you a granola bar
That was made whp knows how many months ago. This is fresh too ☺
Hahahahaha
😂 😂 Sorry, I don't mean to laugh at people's situation but that was funny!
Exactly
One small chicken empanada costs $3 in the USA
Glad I found your channel. I take my mother on a trip every year. We are budget travelers. It is hard finding good vlogs about Ghana. I hope you keep posting.
There are lots of good vlogs about Ghana.
Yes life is not about money but creating good memories travelling is good
The separation of the stalls in the market is impressive 👍🏻
Mark Roberts 😷😷😷😷😷😷
to live a beautiful life , you have to be delibrate.....you are showing the way Ama....and i am following your footsteps...i am buying my house and car next year in ghana...am soo excited..!!!! am 27 years old,both parents ghanian,i was born in newyork...to know the peace i feel in ghana is now going to be a solid thing in my life is the best feeling....knowing i have my own place/home in ghana and i come and go as much as i please is the best feeling....thanks for being such an inspiration.....my family loves you.
Your videos are a total inspiration as I’ve just moved to Ghana this year and it’s helping me so much 🥰 . Thanks 😊
Aww ur welcome 💕
Yes love it..ivery motivational videos
@@joycestyleofcooking how is Ghana, what to move to Ghana with family
I've dated Jamaican ladies so this type of food is similar to what I've experienced before...YUMMY! I miss that food...lol
Because I wasn't afraid to try new things from different cultures I was able to expand my social experiences. No regrets, except I want more of that food...lol GHANA too!
I hope my Nigerian people are watching with an open mind. I think you could get this much for such an amount because, everything bought was made in ⅞ agriculture especially for food sufficiency like ours. We depend too much on imported and junk foods for too long. PMB is a blessing on disguise for Nigerians, we are gradually returning to farm and agric-businesses. If we continue on this path in 10 years from now, we'll be able to do this.
Thanks for this video. It's a wake up call for Nigerians. God bless Ghana!
God bless Nigeria!!
God bless Africa!!!
Great observation
Waoooo amazing just 2$, I was impressed when you did the video with 3$, I can wait to go there in March for the first time✊🏿🇬🇭🇬🇭
Wode Maya introduce me to this lovely lady ❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗who else is comfortable with this Queen
Give brother Wode Maya the credit indeed.
reminds me of Jamaica, but Ghana is ROOTS, original👍
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🇬🇭🇬🇭❤️❤️💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽👊🏾✊🏽✊🏽
@Ace Nothing Ace Nothing where exactly in ghana? name the place.. i know it is complicated..sold to the highest bidder...was it buy the portuguese? or dutch? or other africans or all of the mentioned?
@Ace Nothing read this : On the western coast of Africa, as briefly detailed in our former lecture, the slave trade was commenced by the Portuguese. For a long series of years the supply was obtained by forcibly seizing the natives, and confining them on board their vessels, until a sufficient number for a cargo were obtained. This practice, though inconsiderable at its commencement, became general, says Rees' Cyclopædia, and was prosecuted by Portuguese, Spaniards, French, English, Dutch, &c. The wretched inhabitants were thus driven from the coast and compelled to take refuge in the interior. But the Europeans still pursued them, entering their rivers, and thus penetrating the heart of the country. The increased demand for slaves, however, soon became so great as to require a less precarious mode of securing a supply. Accordingly, forts and factories were established, merchandize landed, and endeavors made, by a peaceable deportment, by presents, and by every appearance of munificence, 10 allure the attachment and confidence of the Africans.
These traffickers were not long in discovering the chiefs or kings of the African tribes, and making treaties of peace and commerce, by which it was agreed that prisoners of war and convicts for crimes should be sentenced to European servitude ; and that the Europeans should, in return, supply the kings with the luxuries of the north. These treaties were immediately carried into effect, and the terrible consequences which might have been anticipated were soon developed. Indeed, there can be no doubt but that the results were foreseen by the traders, and this scheme of extending their operations, seemingly under the sanctions of justice, was thrown before the world, in this plausible form, to prevent the indignant frown of public sentiment from prohibiting the further prosecution of the traffic in slaves.
The number of persons convicted of crimes, fell so far short of the wants of the slave traders, that other means had to be adopted to augment their numbers. Not only those fairly convicted of crime were now sentenced to slavery, but even those who were suspected; and with regard to prisoners of war, they delivered into slavery, not only those who were taken in a state of public enmity and injustice, but those also who were taken in the arbitrary skirmishes of the venal sovereigns of Africa. Wars were made among the tribes near the coast, not as formerly, from motives of retaliation and defense, or from love of conquest, but for the sake of obtaining prisoners alone, and the advantages resulting from the sale of them. When a European ship came in sight, this was considered as a motive for war, and a signal for the commencement of hostilities. The despotic sovereigns of Africa, influenced by the venal motives of European traffic, first made war upon the neighboring tribes in the violation of every principle of justice; and if they did not thus succeed in their main object, they turned their arms against their own subjects. The first villages at which they arrived were immediately surrounded, and afterward set on fire; and the wretched inhabitants seized, as they were escaping from the flames.
Lectures on African Colonization, and Kindred Subjects

David Christy
Riley, 1853 - Africa - 195 pages
Here is another book.
The paper is $5 to $7 per lbs in Houston Texas, spinach $1.50 to 2.00 per bounce. We are really wasting money here. By the way I always watch all the advertisements.
Thanks so much xx
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hi, thats’s not Spinach. People keep making that mistake. It’s called Kontomire locally, which are Cassava leaves, not Spinach.
Kay Bee kontomire is not cassava leaves but cocoyam leaves
Kontomire is taro leaves
you are so positive and I love Ghanaian people
OMG those prices are amazing. My husband lived in Ghana for a long time and what we pay for these items in the US is possibly triple the price. Wow. Such a fresh meal and very affordable. Good job.
No one cares.
(Obviously)
Wade Maya brought me here.. your content are also nice.god bless u
Hiya hun, thanks for your videos. I live in the UK and returning home to Uganda very soon. Currently documenting my UK life so I can have the memories. Thanks for the inspiration.many in the Diaspora think negatively about returning and it's difficult to discuss anything positive with them.
Nope, Uganda rocks!! good time to return, lots of opportunities!!!
Great idea with Greens, the only time you loose nutrients is when u throw away the water.
Loved the hair. Food looks good!
Love your market vids. Your vids encourage me to go to the market when I visit Ghana rather than spending silly money on food groceries in Shoprite, the Malls and Melcom. Keep it up!!!
Wow that is so amazing show, I like the shopping experience of 2 dollars and you are really amazing cook
the food look so yummy yummy.
I just found your channel, and I love it!
This looks something like I make with Stinging Nettles, smoked catfish, wild garlic, and onions, and wild chili petins, with a sliced, boiled, duck egg, and wild bamboo shoots. Likely tastes similar too. I make chili oil too, that I add.
100% of the ingredients, were gathered within a quarter mile of my house. Very healthy!
Awesome. Contemplating to move and settle in Ghana next year. This is an very motivating video.
Moving here to Ghana 🇬🇭 our beautiful Homeland will help you alot try it and you will thank me later.
The market is very clean and the sellers look contented and healthy
Hi sister this is my first time watching u and I love ur food. I am from Canada hoping to go back to Ghana and live so thank for sharing
Right. She did a good job and motivated me to move back faster. I love my Africa 🌍
Next time carry a basket made from straws, the polythene bags you collected is too much!
Too much for whom? You?, because she can carry what ever kind of bags she wants to carry.
@@laraycoleman8864 too much for our environment. You don't need to agree with me if you can't think just shut up!
@@sankofaman4112 Exactly! Africa is already a dumping ground for too many crap.
I so agree with you!! Or the reusable bags we use here in the states instead of the plastic bags!! One love!!🇯🇲🇺🇸
Depopulation of Africans
But keep the place neat...
Hi Jasmine, I love your videos which are informative. My husband is from Ghana and we will be relocating from the UK.
we're meeting up whenever I come home. Bestfriend in my head 💕💕. guys let's get her to 50k
Thank u so much ❤️
"Best friend in my head"...hahaaaa. lol
✅ subscribed
I just subscribed💜
You’re an inspiration Jasmine! I’m inspired by you! Loved this practical video 👍🏽🥰 keep up the great work and keep them coming 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Omg had no idea u watched me, learnt a lot from your videos as well ❤️❤️
wow Ama, you have a celebrity on your channel....Nanaaba's kitches is biggg..!
Nanaaba's Kitchen, my mom can't get enough of your videos.
Nana it's wonderful to see you here, supporting this young lady, love love your Chanel
@Nanaaba's Kitchen!!!
I am a subie to your channel🥰
Thus my babe. Nice one there. Keep up the good work
Aisha is adorable...keep up the good work ladies👍. Always pleasant and happy.
She iss, happy all the time ❤️
Is my first time watching your video and love the presentation of how you prepare a nice meal ..and by the way a beautiful woman that can cook what more can you ask for wow im in CR right now and the only thing that i can buy with 2$ is a a loaf of bread🍞 very nice video
We need more markets like this in Ireland 🇮🇪 far to much processed BS. Cool Video and insight by the way 👏✊
In Trinidad and Tobago we refer to kontomire as callalloo bush and we usually boil it with seasonings, ochro, coconut milk and sometimes pig tail. The hot pepper is usually placed in a lot lot later and placed on top of the bush and then the bush is taken out and either swizzled with a swizzle stick or blended a bit in the blender.
Your so beautiful I started following you when I watched you with WODAMAYA in your house I love your spirit to move to Ghana may God bless your stay
I am from UK I live in Ghana I shop local most of the time I always buy rice grown in Ghana or Nigeria sometimes I will go to Shoprite Super market for the drive and to have a look around. The Shoprite in junction Mall is really good plenty of places to eat getting there by car or local bus you see great views of the beach.
1 of My favourite places the market 😫, you are such a savvy shopper love it.
Thanks for sharing
I'm following my bliss sis 💃🏾
For $2 you could by a kilo of rice, a quarter of a kilo of dry salted fish, 2 pieces of red chilies and half cup of vinegar in the Philippines. And if your not in dry salted fish. Eggs or a small can of cornbeef are alternative options.
🤤🤤🤤 You never ever ever disappoint. Stomach growling because I'm a yam and saltfish fan. I'm blown away you get so much food for $2.41! That couldn't even pay my bus fare to go to the market in my country lol😭 Thank you. Now let me go eat your dinner in my dream now 🖤
Hahaa awww, ❤️❤️
Dwl....
I like your quote - Very lovely and encouraging. Keep it up and thanks for sharing.
wow I think I really need to consider the Gold coast
Shalawam sis, ran across your channel, I enjoy it. Don’t edit when you’re eating the food that’s part of the experience of watching your channel. Your skin products must work well, because your skin tone is beautiful. 👍🏿 I would like to visit Ghana someday, peace out.✌️
Wode Maya linked me up to ur channel. Lovely...
I love to see how you shop on a budget, it shows you can still eat healthy on limited amount of money 💰
She makes me wanna move back home wonderful peace👁👁👁
The body is bodying! and I really am convinced on dual citizenship once I get this TH-cam channel thing down I know this was a couple years ago but I’m appreciative of these videos and this series!
Can we get this video to 1000 likes 🥰🔥🔥
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GOOD TO LEARN WHAT HAPPENS THERE ...REGARDING FOOD COST
Wode Maya brought me here👌
Same
Thank uu 💕
Wode maya is doing such a great job helping others and small TH-camRS like me!
Same
@@samidad GREAT!
Hi jazz... Ur sound track is iconic in all your vlogs..
Jasmine arma big up u dam self, first I of to say this u look beautiful my darling .u put people like me to shame,who did think Africa is so poor and messy and dirty ,u and wode maya open my eyes to africa ,now I know better, my thinking was so wrong that led me to believe that .Africa is so beautiful whit so many big houses and business.
It good you have the insight away from the false news the West has been broadcasting about us.
NOT ONLY THAT YOU'RE INSPIRING BUT YOU ARE ALSO VERY ENCOURAGING VERY WELL SPOKEN WITH A BEAUTIFUL SMILE ESPECIALLY TOWARDS YOUR PRESENTATION. PLEASE KEEPS UP THE GOOD JOB. COMING TO YOU FROM TORONTO CANADA GOD BLESS.
Beautiful Ghanaian girl, God bless you .
My first time seeing you, you are so normal, nice an pretty. I really enjoyed seeing you and Ghana and the other people there, you actually look a lot like people in my family. Watching this video it felt like there was somewhere on the planet where I could breath and live. Long Video, I watched every second of it and was interested the entire time. I want a Ghana Citizenship.
She doesn't sound like a Ghanaian but i like her channel the same with love and respect from Jamaica
Being a Ghanaian isn’t how one sound. It’s more about genes.
Jasmineeeeeeeeeee,greeting you all the way from the Republic of Georgia!You are motivating me to vlog all my experiences.I love photography but can't be bothered with filming but as of today, that's going to change.Merci and gros bis!
Can we see a Jasmine restaurant coming soon Ayisha head chef. Good work Jazz.
Yahya Shabazz haha who knows x
Nice to see Ghana market! W/ love from Philippines❤️
African 👸🏽 this lady is mon that’s why when you get a black Roman you must protect her and treat her right never you abuse her protect her with all your might
I always enjoy your going to the market and cooking vlogs,my daughter saw me clicking the like button before watching she wanted to know why I said Jasmine vlogs are always entertaining 😊😊,the food looked yummy
You just exposed my two kid sisters on this one! OMG I've paying too much for yam and fish? I'm calling for a family meeting tonight 😢
😂😂😂😂😂
😂 😂 😂
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There 're various kinds of yam and it comes with different prices...location too counts @my area the least price for pona is Ghc 12.00 sometimes you can buy it as high likeGhc15-20 depending on size.
You did a good job on that. You got a fish too. Wow! Fantastic
I miss GH already 😣😣😣anyway that's really nice and simple 👌🏾
You people are doing marvelously good for mother Ghana
This is really amazing. However i heard palm oils were not good for your health!
This old school! We were all been told to avoid tropical oils! Now they are recommended based on new studies. But excess of everything is bad!
Not true
U really look hot
No it's wrong, palm oil is the best, if not tell me how it were harmed
After watching the video, i felt like whatever i requested from the very previous video has been answered. Kontomire Stew (checked), "follow your bliss...." (checked). Thanks for your humility and concern for your subscribers. Anyway, im salivating here😋😋. The Sky is the limit💯💯
I’m not feeling the flies on the fish but 🤷🏾♀️. You did a great job. 👏🏾👏🏾
Not feeling nun of that shit 😂😂😂
I’m loving this $2 SERIES!!!! Really awesome!! Everything looks so good!!! You’re an excellent cook!!!
I love the Ghana people bless them.
And where are you located please
Why would anyone dislike your vlogs?? You are so humble and sweet! You have such great content as well! Keep doing your best! God bless!!
Those yams are huuuuuuge. Everything is so colorful and fresh. I love it.
Who ever is on the camera keeps putting the cam on her yams and they look delightful 😋
Much love from Tanzania..great and relaxing flow
I am a Dutch born man of dutch-caribbean descent. A DNA-heritage test revealed that I am of Ghanian heritage, among other countries/regions in Africa. You really make me want to visit Ghana. I already wanted to visit Ghana but your videos have fueled my ambition. Thank you for the inspiration.
Yes my friend seeing is believing.Once you trying it here🇬🇭✔️😎 you will love to stay,trust me.
Thanks ; you have really gave me great insight of the everyday life in Ghana. I'm planning on taking a trip to Ghana in the near future actually most likely this summer as my vacation this year. I do plan on moving to Ghana in 10 to 15 years; After my youngest go to college. As you might know already: a lot of us here in the states is very interested in finding out what make us Us. Most of us African American don't really know our history or origin out side of what was told to us and what we learn from school. So many of us trying to that seek that part of history that is unknown to us out. I guess to somewhat try to connect to our roots there in Africa. So your videos and many other individuals that post the same videos of everyday life in Ghana (Africa) do give me hope and insight of me actually making that move one day and also find out that part of me that is missing. Thanks a lot...... and also my queen you and your friend is very gorgeous and keep up the good work.
I love Ghana, greetings from Romania!
I'd love to try the food you prepared. You have a lovely accent and you are very beautiful 😍
Wow, my friends said they needed $400 to eat. I guess they took me for a fool.
She is a very good teacher and for that I give her an A+
This market looks nicer like this. I guess social distancing has a good side
Yes ! You welcome here 🇬🇭😎✔️
Loved this video. I am wanting to plan a trip for my son and I to visit Ghana next year or so. I'll be watching all of your videos.
Try it here with your son and you trust me you will love it just like other Diasporans who are visiting and relocating here in Ghana 🇬🇭 on daily basis.
Aw Jasmineee, who else just loves Jasmine. Raise up👆 your hand. Aw Iysha miss you as well.
Hey Eric 🤗🥰
@@JasmineAmaa Hey Jasmine 😍, how are you doing? Wish I can call you some time soon. Can I?
O.k. thanks again. Simply blessed with love. Good food in the house BLiss.
Im sweden 2 dollar doesnt even get you a cola 😂🤯 I need to reconsider my life, thank you love this.
Cash app donation $kngfes047
Gurl,Ghana is looking all types of good on you! I LIKE these videos. Remember to make the cooking channel.
Ayisha is soooo cute
I know right 🥰
Yes.She's a pretty girl!
Sky. Belle
@@JasmineAmaa always smiling and laughing such a Beautiful spirit to have I. You’re company.
Just subscribed. Love your work Jasmine! Aisha is beautiful 😍
That's funny that y'all call mackerel "salmon" and the kontomre is more like collard greens
the nkontomire is Taro leaves
That food looked delicious, making me miss Ghana!
Healthy and delicious 😘 and just $2 👍🇬🇭👍
Hi there, I've never been to Africa. I plan to go soon. Your dish looks very tasty. I was "AMAZED" at how well you did shopping with just under $3
bucks. Great Job !!!
You welcome my friend cheers 🥂 to you 😎👌🏽🇬🇭✔️
NEW SUBSCRIBER FOR AISHA LOVE HER SHE IS PRETTY
The dish looks delicious. I am sure it tastes as good as it looks. Can't beat it, for $2 only. Tfs
GREETINGS from spain home sweet home 🇪🇦🇬🇭
I like your strategy of entrepreneurial behavior..kudos Jasmine!!!
Thanks so much xx