This is a sign for me to move to Ghana in the future and start something like that in Kumasi. It’s my vision and my little contribution to Ghana. I have to start connecting with other PharmDs in Ghana. Pharmacists are the most accessible healthcare workers everywhere, and very patient centered. I hope to connect with this lady some day and learn a thing or two from her.
THANK YOU FOR TRANSFERRING THE SKILLS YOU AQUIRED IN AMERICA TO YOUR MOTHER LAND AFRICA BECAUSE CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.. YOU WILL SAVE A LOT OF LIVES IN GHANA AND YOU WILL BE REMEMBERED AS SOMEONE WHO NEVER FORGET WHERE YOU CAME FROM, WITH A HEART OF GOLD. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS BLACK PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT.
I’m a Cameroonian but impressed by what Dr.Vera is doing so far. Diaspora,please do emulate this and let’s together make Africa proud.
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The reason she left was to gain familiarity with western culture, obtain a good education, get rich, and move back to her homeland where she perhaps brings more value with her experiences from abroad. Love it 🥰
@@jerrysreviews568 not sure what that has to do with the topic of returning home to help build her country. I could care less about her home decorations.
My Sister visited Ghana two years ago with friends and she loves it there and is thinking about moving there. She met a lot of people there and she loves the community!🤗
I'M FROM AMERICA VISITED GHANA 🇬🇭 DECEMBER 2022 I'M IN LOVE WITH GHANA MY SOUL HEART AND SPRIT BELONGS TO GHANA I'M PLAINING ON GOING BACK IN 2024 ... THE MOTHERLAND I LOVE GHANA ❤️
This was very inspiring. I came to the US from Ghana at the age of 6, but Ghana has never left my heart. I’ve returned many times and it always feels good to be back home. Now, as a medical student, my vision is to return to Ghana as a board certified physician, and make an impact on my country and my people. This video has shown me that my dreams are possible as long as I set my mind to it.
She is, that advice about customers is correct, find a way to correct or adjust within reason, cause some folks your can’t please, but don’t ignore customer complaint, if you do lost business and potential business, if there is a problem address it and you retain a customer and word of mouth will send customers. She going to do well. God bless her and family.
I literally just finished watching the whole video and am so touched on how Vera talks, so humble and professional...she going to break it through in Ghana.
Sister, if my mind was not already made up, you would have probably been the one to change my mind to finally go back home. And more grace on your shoulders and everything you do . After 18 years in United 🇺🇸 State , the good, the bad, and everything in between, sister I'm tired and sick of it . I'm surely coming home to do my part to help build a better Ghana 🇬🇭. God bless you and God bless my homeland Ghana 🇬🇭.
I watched the entire video and feel so proud for Vera and her family. As bad as some of people pull us down when we go back, we feel obligated to keep trying to give back because of how great we know Gh will be when we're successful. More prayers to the family for more success.
I keep saying this that when us as diasporans have come overseas and gotten our big degrees we should unite and return to our continent and build help her. We should not rely on the government to solve our problems. Let’s create opportunities and create solutions to our problems. This is our call to come home. Thank you Dr Asante and Dentaa for your good work and for most importantly making an impact 🙏🏾
"Diaspora must come home, and not rely on the government "...What ?? Only the black community think like this. That is why a lot of people from the black diaspora won't return. To their own countries. I am from the diaspora. And a lot of diaspora people I know feel the same U want people to leave their careers, houses etc to go live in a country where most of the people including the governments mindset are years behind. Infrastructure is terrible. Governments are a joke. they do nothing for their own people let alone for the diaspora. Look at the local market places and the market "stands" for example in 1930 and now You will see that not much has changed. That says a lot about development. As long as black governments sell their people out. There will be no change. We need more leaders like R.I.P President Magufuli He looked like he was building and fighting for his people.
I want to cry right now because what I am seeing is true freedom 😭 no racism, no high-interest mortgages. Just living like kings in their native land 😅
Great interview. Great work, Doc. I'd love to check out the cafeteria the next time I'm in Ghana. Born and raised in Tema... so glad the doctor has a place for healthy juices and food. Give thanks!
Very inspiring 👏🏾! Still convincing my children, they've agreed to a year after our visit. Staying resilient on our building project to make our dreams come true. Ghana is a must 🙌🏾👌🏾👏🏾💯🇬🇭
We relocated last year in July. We moved into our new home in December. The kids transitioned from homeschooling to traditional Cambridge system school here in Ghana. 7 months in, it still feels like I'm dreaming. Yes, Ghana presents its challenges, but we appreciate it for what it is and fostering change where we can. I've trained nearly 60 customer service representatives this year and counting. We're happy here right now 😊.
Customer service! Customer service! Customer service! Great attitude 👌👍👏 Vera, you are a hero 💪 great support system. Insightful interview. Amazing service delivery 🙌. God bless you both Queens !
Omg! You took the words right out of my mouth lol I am very very big on customer service too. And as soon as she said that I felt like going inside my phone to give her a high 5 for stressing on that. Lol Treat the customer the way you would want to be treated in a difficult situation and hopefully that answer is that you want to be treated with respect, empathy, and sympathy. I enjoy helping people feel loved and appreciated in whatever that I do. This video was worth watching 👌🏾👌🏾😃
@@lindalove2627 I realized that growing that my small business grew faster and quicker with great customer service on the streets of Ghana as an essential commodities supplier. Not until I delt with the big guys. And was knocked out.
I loved that quote too. People who have i entrepreneurship mindset see challenges as an opportunity to solve those challenges and make money. The opportunities are endless in Africa. Just need ngenuity.
This is a very energizing conversation. African countries throw up challenges that you don't have to deal with overseas, but i think overall its worth it to overcome those to set up a thriving business back on the continent. Its great to listen to people that have embraced the challenge and made it work.
Very beautiful house and l just love that what she can’t get in Ghana instead of complaining she open it and i really love that she is not running her store’s like like everyone else she is doing it with change which is great. That way more people will come to buy.
Thank you for bringing your knowledge and ideas you have achieved in America to Ghana our mother land, trust me you will never regret it. God bless you and your family 🙏🙏🙏
Ghana is the gateway to Afrika, Ghana will be the example for those who are planing to go back home to mother Afrika, to unite the continent and live the philosophy of Marcus Garvey and Kwame Nkrumah up you mighty Afrikan people and accomplish what you will. Long live 🇬🇭 Ghana
Love this episode/video, as a pharm from Australia, now working in Canada, and dependent on caffeine, and trying to get to Ghana in November, your adding destinations for my trip. Great interview.
@@queenofsheba357 Yeah I agree! I have been to Australia once and most Australians are racist against blacks...and some of them have the nerve to go to a black continent? Disgusting! 🤢🤢🤮🤮
You deserve to enjoy whatever you worked hard for sister. I am so inspired and ready to move back home sooner than planned. Americans love their space. That's what I am talking about. Gorgeous house. It's got that American touch. The WOW factor!!! We are ready to make that change in Ghana our motherland, yes we can! Thank you so much for talking about poor customer service especially in healthcare. I believe the way we talk to, and treat people, make them feel better before taking any medicine. Thank you so much!
Amazing woman and a great move! A subscriber on our family channel recommended this video to me after watching a video I recorded on moving a family of nine to Ghana this year. Now I know why he asked me to watch this video! So inspiring and motivating! In some few months we will follow her footsteps from the UK. Even if 10% of Africans in the diaspora would move back to the continent and empower through their skills and knowledge Africa would go a long way. We must reverse the trend of brain drain. Only we Africans can make Africa comfortable for ourselves.
Eii Eii we will come..I just chanced on your channel when I saw dentaa..i am yet to enter school but I am more determined when I listened.. I want to come back n make an impact too...I am soo happy ..you rock u rock you rock you rock....I am happy I am glued to this channel...I will send my mum to your pharmacy..she has got arthritis..n can’t walk too much..I believe her medications are over dozed cux of the health field I am in
Thank you Deenta! I’m thankful for such an informative, intelligent, and inspiring discussion. Y’all make being smart and beautiful look easy. I love the cafe and THAT HOUSE😍🔥. Design and development are my passion. This story has inspired me to pray and seek guidance right now to figure out what I can do to earn a good living to build my dream house there. When I visit, I’m certainly gonna look up Dr Asante and Greenleaf Cafe... she’s one of my new Sheros👸🏽🧕🏽
Wow Dr. Vera Asante , good job ! On all your efforts and thank u for the advice. That's one of our fears to come back home . You are so right about customer service in Ghana but we will get there once we all in the dispora come back. Dennta I love your show it really motivated me to set up a business in Ghana. I owe a shop now in Adenta Area "Kofel mini- mart . Dealing in products in USA that I couldn't find in Ghana. This is Awesome! Dr Vera love it! Ama- ATL
I really love and adore this beautiful lady. Excellent customer service which is not good in Africa especially where am from The Gambia. The Pharmacy is an excellent idea in Africa. Thanks for sharing sister . I wish I can get in touch with her. Stay safe
Am really impressed by Vera's outlook and dynamism. I wish, though, that some such diasporans would come set up in Takiradi. Even less stress and greater opportunities!
Before you move to anywhere make sure you're ready put your finances in order. as you can see in the video she have big beautiful home I know it was not easy for her she have to work, work and work to have that beautiful home. when you finally decide to move make sure you learn the language that most of the citizens are using to communicate that will help you going to the market to buy things.i know you're going to enjoy the experience you will never worried about someone calling police for you for going to your own house or getting in your own vehicle.
Wow!!! very beautiful house, she work hard so you deserve every little bit of it I'm so proud of you Dr.💯👌 Dentaa thanks for sharing with us❤️❤️❤️🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇺🇲🇺🇲
There are way more positives than negatives to move to a country in Afrika than to remain living in the United States of America. I am looking at either relocating to a country in East of West Afrika before the end of this decade. #Umoja_wa_Afrika2030
Let’s all plan gradually and go home and slowly build. Most Asians have done it. And remember transition slowly and quietly.🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 And do it yourself; don’t entrust your finances to anyone.
@ArYahu APPTMH Reign The majority of Asian I know over the last few years have slowly and tactfully been moving back home to contribute build their economy. And some are in between the western and home. That’s what I meant.
So true. I remember when I was living in Japan, I would read a literature on the history of Japan, a lot went to the US 🇺🇸 and Germany 🇩🇪 to study and acquire skills as much as they could. They return home in the 60s and was followed by economic bubble and improved governance. So if we could do that in numbers as African and give these destructive politicians a one-way ticket to the moon.
Her room is an apartment in its self! Love this.
This is a sign for me to move to Ghana in the future and start something like that in Kumasi. It’s my vision and my little contribution to Ghana. I have to start connecting with other PharmDs in Ghana. Pharmacists are the most accessible healthcare workers everywhere, and very patient centered. I hope to connect with this lady some day and learn a thing or two from her.
THANK YOU FOR TRANSFERRING THE SKILLS YOU AQUIRED IN AMERICA TO YOUR MOTHER LAND AFRICA BECAUSE CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.. YOU WILL SAVE A LOT OF LIVES IN GHANA AND YOU WILL BE REMEMBERED AS SOMEONE WHO NEVER FORGET WHERE YOU CAME FROM, WITH A HEART OF GOLD. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS BLACK PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT.
I’m a Cameroonian but impressed by what Dr.Vera is doing so far. Diaspora,please do emulate this and let’s together make Africa proud.
The reason she left was to gain familiarity with western culture, obtain a good education, get rich, and move back to her homeland where she perhaps brings more value with her experiences from abroad. Love it 🥰
That’s the right mindset that we should all have as diaspora. I really enjoyed the conversation. Very informative and very inspiring.
As for me in my house we shall serve The Most High, I know that's right Sis! 👏 👏 👏
We desperately need more African owned pharmacies and pharmaceutical companies. From medical precursors, compounds, vaccines, you name it.
I think every african should return home. It's their responsibility to build up their own country
Amen!
Classic interior decoration.
@@jerrysreviews568 not sure what that has to do with the topic of returning home to help build her country. I could care less about her home decorations.
I am waiting for Buhari to get out first.
@African Diaspora where are you studying agriculture?
omg our sis from Woodbridge Virginia...I am sooooo PROUD of her:)
My Sister visited Ghana two years ago with friends and she loves it there and is thinking about moving there. She met a lot of people there and she loves the community!🤗
I'M FROM AMERICA VISITED GHANA 🇬🇭 DECEMBER 2022 I'M IN LOVE WITH GHANA MY SOUL HEART AND SPRIT BELONGS TO GHANA I'M PLAINING ON GOING BACK IN 2024 ... THE MOTHERLAND I LOVE GHANA ❤️
This was very inspiring. I came to the US from Ghana at the age of 6, but Ghana has never left my heart. I’ve returned many times and it always feels good to be back home.
Now, as a medical student, my vision is to return to Ghana as a board certified physician, and make an impact on my country and my people.
This video has shown me that my dreams are possible as long as I set my mind to it.
Please come we receive Ghana 🇬🇭 is your Home
American can do without you but Ghana needs you more
This woman is amazing I loved her spirit and mindset
She is, that advice about customers is correct, find a way to correct or adjust within reason, cause some folks your can’t please, but don’t ignore customer complaint, if you do lost business and potential business, if there is a problem address it and you retain a customer and word of mouth will send customers. She going to do well. God bless her and family.
I literally just finished watching the whole video and am so touched on how Vera talks, so humble and professional...she going to break it through in Ghana.
definitely
Wow!!! Where there's challenges..there's an opportunity... love that Dentaa 🇬🇭
Sister, if my mind was not already made up, you would have probably been the one to change my mind to finally go back home.
And more grace on your shoulders and everything you do .
After 18 years in United 🇺🇸 State , the good, the bad, and everything in between, sister I'm tired and sick of it .
I'm surely coming home to do my part to help build a better Ghana 🇬🇭.
God bless you and God bless my homeland Ghana 🇬🇭.
Did you make it to Ghana yet? Best wishes to you and yours
I watched the entire video and feel so proud for Vera and her family. As bad as some of people pull us down when we go back, we feel obligated to keep trying to give back because of how great we know Gh will be when we're successful. More prayers to the family for more success.
Our lovely sister with a lovely home. Akosua continue to bring in more role models on your show. Yes more of our people must come home.
Amazing! Thanks for being a frontier for the rest of us in Europe and the US.
This is the type of person that will hold my attention all day long...brains and stark intelligence. Kudos and much respect to you Dr. Dannsa Asante🙏🏾
Vera, I’m so proud of you sis!! Shout out from VA!!💕
Thank you!!
I keep saying this that when us as diasporans have come overseas and gotten our big degrees we should unite and return to our continent and build help her. We should not rely on the government to solve our problems. Let’s create opportunities and create solutions to our problems. This is our call to come home. Thank you Dr Asante and Dentaa for your good work and for most importantly making an impact 🙏🏾
Exactly!! Thanks for watching
Africa needs smart citizens and not government.
"Diaspora must come home, and not rely on the government "...What ??
Only the black community think like this. That is why a lot of people from the black diaspora won't return. To their own countries. I am from the diaspora.
And a lot of diaspora people I know feel the same
U want people to leave their careers, houses etc to go live in a country where most of the people including the governments mindset are years behind.
Infrastructure is terrible.
Governments are a joke. they do nothing for their own people let alone for the diaspora.
Look at the local market places and the market "stands" for example in 1930 and now
You will see that not much has changed.
That says a lot about development.
As long as black governments sell their people out. There will be no change.
We need more leaders like R.I.P President Magufuli
He looked like he was building and fighting for his people.
@@Patrick-uu4xx u sound like somebody who is getting to know Africa through CNN/BBC.
@@loscasablanca7722 If I am wrong tell me why.
I want to cry right now because what I am seeing is true freedom 😭 no racism, no high-interest mortgages. Just living like kings in their native land 😅
what about CORRUPTION and NEOPTISM PLUS KLEPTOCRACY????
@@ukbulldog2024 corruption is everywhere shut up already
@@ukbulldog2024 that’s everywhere, including America.
Here you'll enjoy all the freedom and Peace, it's a guarantee not a promise.
Look at that house...Beautiful.
It really is!
First thing that caught my eye.
Wow!!! Sis Vera! I saw this on Dora's whatsapp! We are very proud and happy for you!!! You're such and inspiration!!! Congratulations!!! 😍🙌🏾🙏🏾👏🏾❤
Thank you so much!!
Great interview. Great work, Doc. I'd love to check out the cafeteria the next time I'm in Ghana. Born and raised in Tema... so glad the doctor has a place for healthy juices and food. Give thanks!
Greenleaf cafe
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I’m going there in June and my air BNB is in Tema
She is right, customers always comes first because without them how are you going to run any businesses. This applies to everywhere you go.
Lovely house. That house will cost an arm and leg in the USA
Loving the content 😃 ..... So glad she relocated to Ghana to make a difference.
Us too! thanks for watching
Very inspiring 👏🏾! Still convincing my children, they've agreed to a year after our visit. Staying resilient on our building project to make our dreams come true. Ghana is a must 🙌🏾👌🏾👏🏾💯🇬🇭
Sounds great!
All the best
@Ms Spencer welcome home.
We relocated last year in July. We moved into our new home in December. The kids transitioned from homeschooling to traditional Cambridge system school here in Ghana. 7 months in, it still feels like I'm dreaming. Yes, Ghana presents its challenges, but we appreciate it for what it is and fostering change where we can. I've trained nearly 60 customer service representatives this year and counting. We're happy here right now 😊.
@Shirlet. b Gyamfi thank you so much!
I LOVE this channel. It is wonderful to learn about so many talented and successful women of African descent.
I never knew you left sister, shout out from Woodbridge!
Very inspirational and humble . Well done. Pay Ghanaians will patronise to its success.
Customer service! Customer service! Customer service! Great attitude 👌👍👏 Vera, you are a hero 💪 great support system. Insightful interview. Amazing service delivery 🙌. God bless you both Queens !
We agree!
Omg! You took the words right out of my mouth lol I am very very big on customer service too. And as soon as she said that I felt like going inside my phone to give her a high 5 for stressing on that. Lol Treat the customer the way you would want to be treated in a difficult situation and hopefully that answer is that you want to be treated with respect, empathy, and sympathy. I enjoy helping people feel loved and appreciated in whatever that I do. This video was worth watching 👌🏾👌🏾😃
@@lindalove2627 I realized that growing that my small business grew faster and quicker with great customer service on the streets of Ghana as an essential commodities supplier. Not until I delt with the big guys. And was knocked out.
Oh wow I’m sorry to hear, so are you no longer doing that business? And if you don’t mind me asking what were you selling?
@@lindalove2627 crackers milk , Cookies. I was dealing with Foerwine Gh. LTD . Different items but all essential commodities
"When there are challenges there is an opportunity to make an impact" Profound. Bring the change that you want to see. Loved this!
I loved that quote too. People who have i entrepreneurship mindset see challenges as an opportunity to solve those challenges and make money. The opportunities are endless in Africa. Just need ngenuity.
Love it. Sis Vera is so sweet and Humble. No wonder she is soo blessed
Very smart and intelligent women... We all have to bring our business to Ghana/Africa
Woww, God bless Mrs Vera Asante for moving her family back home to make an impact and contribute to the growing economy in the motherland. 🙏🇬🇭❤
I will surely visit the restaurant and have a meal,very proud of our Ghanaian people
So many gems. Enjoyed every bit of the interview
God bless you Dr. Vera D. Asante for sharing your story with us.Thank you ODANA Network for making it possible.
This is a very energizing conversation. African countries throw up challenges that you don't have to deal with overseas, but i think overall its worth it to overcome those to set up a thriving business back on the continent. Its great to listen to people that have embraced the challenge and made it work.
Very beautiful house and l just love that what she can’t get in Ghana instead of complaining she open it and i really love that she is not running her store’s like like everyone else she is doing it with change which is great. That way more people will come to buy.
That's what we need in the African Continent as a whole. People who want to do things for good making a difference in doing them.
Thank you for bringing your knowledge and ideas you have achieved in America to Ghana our mother land, trust me you will never regret it. God bless you and your family 🙏🙏🙏
Ghana is the gateway to Afrika, Ghana will be the example for those who are planing to go back home to mother Afrika, to unite the continent and live the philosophy of Marcus Garvey and Kwame Nkrumah up you mighty Afrikan people and accomplish what you will. Long live 🇬🇭 Ghana
Awesomely inspiring! A great visionary.
Loved this interview thanks for sharing!
Our pleasure!
Love this episode/video, as a pharm from Australia, now working in Canada, and dependent on caffeine, and trying to get to Ghana in November, your adding destinations for my trip. Great interview.
Wonderful!
U should probably stay in Australia- Africa is for Africans 🤷🏿♀️
@@queenofsheba357 Yeah I agree! I have been to Australia once and most Australians are racist against blacks...and some of them have the nerve to go to a black continent? Disgusting! 🤢🤢🤮🤮
You deserve to enjoy whatever you worked hard for sister. I am so inspired and ready to move back home sooner than planned. Americans love their space. That's what I am talking about. Gorgeous house. It's got that American touch. The WOW factor!!! We are ready to make that change in Ghana our motherland, yes we can! Thank you so much for talking about poor customer service especially in healthcare.
I believe the way we talk to, and treat people, make them feel better before taking any medicine. Thank you so much!
God bless her for her customer centred and impact geared style of business. That's what Ghana lacks
I Love this video. Vera is my hero and this was such a good interview. Thanks so much. God bless!!!
So happy for you sis omg didn’t know you moved back. Love your home 😍
Yes, thank you
That's good living....we are all coming 🏡🏠 to experience this comfort. 👏
Yes indeed!
Same here❤️🇬🇭🇬🇧🙌
@@ODANANETWORK wow sister Vera
This is amazing
Home is where the heart is. Welcome back ❤️
Beautiful home
So nice
Am loving this lady, she will surely drive policy change.
Amazing woman and a great move! A subscriber on our family channel recommended this video to me after watching a video I recorded on moving a family of nine to Ghana this year. Now I know why he asked me to watch this video! So inspiring and motivating! In some few months we will follow her footsteps from the UK. Even if 10% of Africans in the diaspora would move back to the continent and empower through their skills and knowledge Africa would go a long way. We must reverse the trend of brain drain. Only we Africans can make Africa comfortable for ourselves.
I respect you showing your place and sharing. You are blessed.
Bless you both for sharing this message🙌🏿
Thank you so much. You always have beautiful stories to share. This video is very encouraging. It’s about time. God bless you 🙏🏾.
Thank you! You too!
Inspirational..... I can't wait to visit her restaurant..
Please do! very good healthy foods they got there
Thanks to God for coming back home. God bless you all
Yes! Thank you!
Best thing about this is that they don't OWE THE BANK A DIME!!!!
That part🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I know right.
Dear Sister this was a lovely and enjoyable INTERVIEW, thank you keep up the good work.
An hour well spent.
Thank you for tuning in..
do
So true.
Love the caffe and restaurant. The food looks good healthy and delicious 👍🏽
very deliciuos
This was a great and professional interview.
This takes gumption and faith...lots of it! Kudos to you sister!
Eii Eii we will come..I just chanced on your channel when I saw dentaa..i am yet to enter school but I am more determined when I listened.. I want to come back n make an impact too...I am soo happy ..you rock u rock you rock you rock....I am happy I am glued to this channel...I will send my mum to your pharmacy..she has got arthritis..n can’t walk too much..I believe her medications are over dozed cux of the health field I am in
The interviewer is great! Enjoying this interview!
Is our responsibility to build our continent 😘😘
I love her. Moving there with entire family and hope to meet her
Great interview. Beautiful home. Useful information.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Deenta! I’m thankful for such an informative, intelligent, and inspiring discussion. Y’all make being smart and beautiful look easy.
I love the cafe and THAT HOUSE😍🔥. Design and development are my passion. This story has inspired me to pray and seek guidance right now to figure out what I can do to earn a good living to build my dream house there. When I visit, I’m certainly gonna look up Dr Asante and Greenleaf Cafe... she’s one of my new Sheros👸🏽🧕🏽
Wow Vera. Congratulations Vera!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful, and inspiring.
Loved her last statement. ❤
""Come , but please lower your expectations"
Thanks for sharing this Dentaa...love your contents...thinking of relocating to Gh soon. 🙏...will love to come to your channel for interview..
You are welcome 🙏
Please do!
Thank you for sharing your story! Such an inspiration 🇬🇭🙌🏽
This house is beautiful
Wow this lady is amazing in what she does custom made medicine! And yet so humble
Wow Dr. Vera Asante , good job ! On all your efforts and thank u for the advice. That's one of our fears to come back home . You are so right about customer service in Ghana but we will get there once we all in the dispora come back. Dennta I love your show it really motivated me to set up a business in Ghana. I owe a shop now in Adenta Area "Kofel mini- mart . Dealing in products in USA that I couldn't find in Ghana. This is Awesome! Dr Vera love it!
Ama- ATL
Amazing interview, we do bring our skills and experience with us. We can teach what we have learned to the next Generation. 🌴
Absolutely!
Great interview as usual.
Thanks for listening
This is what I’m talking about!
Bravo ooo Vera, you are doing a great work GOD bless you, l'm watching you from New Jersey.
Thanks and welcome
DAT WI AH CHAT BOUT!!!!!💯❤️🧨🧨🇯🇲🇯🇲
Dentaa this is a great presentation on Ghana - Accra as well. Beautiful!
Thank you kindly
Love this interview, am planning on moving back to Gh . This is so encouraging. Thanks
Go for it!
I really love and adore this beautiful lady. Excellent customer service which is not good in Africa especially where am from The Gambia. The Pharmacy is an excellent idea in Africa. Thanks for sharing sister . I wish I can get in touch with her. Stay safe
Am really impressed by Vera's outlook and dynamism. I wish, though, that some such diasporans would come set up in Takiradi. Even less stress and greater opportunities!
What is Takiradi?
@@grateful9672 It's Takoradi,another city.
I want to settle there ooo, went there 2018 and the vegetation and there is a sense of calmness.
Sorry, typo mistake. Its Takoradi, city in western region of Ghana
Wow my school mate in Ghana doing big things. That’s is amazing guys, we are proud of you.
Dr we are proud of you, u are an inspiration
Thankx for sharing this food for thought. Home is where my heart is.
Most welcome 😊
I love the open plan on the house
Speechless by just seeing the edifice wow
I'm jealous ladies I'm in albany New York I want to move to ghana.
What are you waiting for. You welcome home
Before you move to anywhere make sure you're ready put your finances in order. as you can see in the video she have big beautiful home I know it was not easy for her she have to work, work and work to have that beautiful home. when you finally decide to move make sure you learn the language that most of the citizens are using to communicate that will help you going to the market to buy things.i know you're going to enjoy the experience you will never worried about someone calling police for you for going to your own house or getting in your own vehicle.
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Come on, you are welcome
You can, plan and take the Bull by the horn🤟🏿🤟🏿
Wow!!! very beautiful house, she work hard so you deserve every little bit of it I'm so proud of you Dr.💯👌 Dentaa thanks for sharing with us❤️❤️❤️🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇺🇲🇺🇲
So nice of you
I love this woman 🦁🦁❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow so inspiring 👏
Glad you think so!
Just beautiful! Beautiful ladies, beautiful spirits.
This lady is very inspirational 👏 👏👏. Love her advice of managing expectations ❤. Love Dentaa Show-Odana Network 🙏
There are way more positives than negatives to move to a country in Afrika than to remain living in the United States of America. I am looking at either relocating to a country in East of West Afrika before the end of this decade. #Umoja_wa_Afrika2030
Think it all depends on your personality but better to visit west and East before deciding. Good luck 👍
@@kazwilliam9878 Good idea.
Make sure you also have a way of earning income . Do your homework start on maybe buying property and working your way .
Let’s all plan gradually and go home and slowly build. Most Asians have done it. And remember transition slowly and quietly.🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 And do it yourself; don’t entrust your finances to anyone.
This should have 1000s of thumbs up!
@ArYahu APPTMH Reign
The majority of Asian I know over the last few years have slowly and tactfully been moving back home to contribute build their economy. And some are in between the western and home. That’s what I meant.
So true. I remember when I was living in Japan, I would read a literature on the history of Japan, a lot went to the US 🇺🇸 and Germany 🇩🇪 to study and acquire skills as much as they could. They return home in the 60s and was followed by economic bubble and improved governance.
So if we could do that in numbers as African and give these destructive politicians a one-way ticket to the moon.