As you can see everyone enjoyed the video. All likes and not one dislike. It was just hard to hear and focus on what Cynthia was saying and her experience that’s all. Sometimes we didn’t realise we are doing something until it’s pointed out or we have the opportunity to watch it back.
Well done to the both of you for your great success. My name is YaaKesha (Thursday born). This video was very inspirational. I am working on my business so that i can move to Ghana and build my home. I believe that it is critical for women to join together and form an association for projects such as this. I would like to link up with you and see how we including all of my beautiful sisters can make this happen. We must build for the future of the next generation. I will be in Ghana in December 2019. Let's keep it strong ladies!!!!
Hello takesha33! I am planning to visit Ghana in September 2019. Just wondering if you are going with a tour group, because I want to travel with a reputable group. I guess I should've mentioned that I'm from the United States (Pennsylvania) and I'm a Registered Nurse. I also plan on moving to Ghana and working on a business.
@@pditty16 Nice to meet you. Please go to www.africafortheafricans.org. Reach out to Bomani the Tour director. My email address is takesha33@gmail.com.
Thank you for sharing this! It's the first time I've watched your channel and appreciated the information shared. We try to make heads or tails on some of the taxes levied against our parents' house too. Our family moved about 40 years ago, but I have to say the times that I do visit, it's HOME.
Such a great video and such an accomplishment by this beautiful young lady, great interview Yaa, please keep the videos coming! More information on the group you wish to form.
My mum has been trying to convince me for years to get land (her gift to me) and that as soon as I get it I need to be ready to build on it straight away. Secure it with a wall etc. As I’m not ready to build and I know what can happen (as per the video and witnessing it first hand from my mum) so I’ve been putting it off. I want to be there while building to ensure things move along in the right direction. She approached me again recently I know land in Accra is becoming harder and harder to get. So I’m warming to the idea and I know it’s good investment. The only problem is the land is so far from the house I purchased. I want everything to be close by. As Mum has brought from this person before with no problems I should just go for it.
Beauty Stick well it’s always a good a investment even if u don’t build on it now Mums know best 🇬🇭 By the way going live tomorrow evening hope you can join
In Barbados we experience the same issues once you are living overseas they assume you have all this money and they give you no respect for your time or money.
Eyy this Looks Like Onkel Tameos house at Atomic area, but more updatet verses Last Time I was there. Looong tym o. Thank you. Well wishings and all the best.
all of this sounds so familiar, but she is now on the right track and the result is what counts, So everyone out here considering buying a land and building a house, please be very careful with your money, don't trust everyone immediately, always assume that they want to overcharge you and they only care more about getting their money than delivering a good work, so if you give someone a contract like for example electrical work, never pay the full contract money as advance but in installments and pay the last installment when you have checked everything. A lot of these contractors they might be professionals themselves but when they accept the contract they will send their boys to do the fixing and these boys are paid less because they are learning or students, so the contractor will get most of the money and the boys will make many mistakes that you have to catch before paying the last installment. An example of someone who seems more interested in his contract money than you is the guy who wanted to fix a wardrobe in a bedroom having huge cracks in the walls that might appear whilst you are abroad.You dont know about these cracks because you are abroad. Obviously later you will have to remove the wardrobe and fix the wall unless you want the wall to collapse, the guy who wanted to install the wardrobe of course knows this but just wants to collect his money, So there are many stories like these and if you dont take care you will actually be building your house twice.
Which area does she live in? It looks like a nice residential neighborhood. I’m in the US and I’m interested in moving to Ghana. I need to know what my budget would be to build something similar to what she has.
I'm glad that it worked out for you. That situation could have gone so wrong. Advice to real estate buyers: Unless you are using a legitimate, licensed real estate company, ALWAYS do a title search when buying property in any part of the world. It is not uncommon for property to be sold to multiple buyers, even here in the USA. Also, countries like the Republic of Panama, and even in some states in the USA, there have squatters' rights (adverse possession) that protect people who move onto your unused land and "squat" there for a certain length of time. So, #1. Do a title search to determine the rightful owner and the boundaries of the property and #2. Never leave your property uninhabited without having someone checking on it on a regular basis, or as someone suggested, put a concrete wall around it. It will save you headaches, especially when dealing with unscrupulous sellers and law officials.
This is the best! I've learned a lot! You've given me great encouragement! Thank you for sharing your story. Best wishes for your successful completion! May you always have good outcomes!
Beautiful home it's so sad this happens in Ghana. Even in Africa skin folk still do things like this. It makes me just want to rent instead of building hopefully it will get better
"...so I hired some bull dozers and then they just leveled this place up"...That's the spirit girl!!! Hi everybody...that's just how you do it!!!... Don't try to be decent ...bulldoze your land like a landowner. Happed to me and that's just the way I did it. Nobody showed up!!!
These land problems was there when I was a baby, 30yrs has lapsed and it is still an issue. People will deliberately build on your land, thinking that when you find out you'll just take them to court, which they know that the court system in GH is as useless as a used tampon. You did good by bulldozing the structure there. Ghana police, also known as 5 cedis police. They are the most worthless institution. I will rather disband the police and get the military to provide policing service.
Speaking as an American military veteran, I think military as police sounds like a horrible idea. Maybe the police need to be rebuilt, but police should be community oriented not combat oriented. Except for elite police forces for dealing with organized violent criminals. Those could be military.
@@HouseofYaa You make Ghana proud with your efforts and achievements and linking with other TH-camrs from Ghana is so good and your videos, puts us in good light promotes our great nation to the rest of the world. Well done.
Your lovely comments make it very worthwhile thank you I am branching out into tourism in Ghana younghearthospitality.com/ Kindly spread the word to anyone who may be interested in visiting especially for the first time
I've just seen your latest video!!! Sis, this is heavy. I'm in Ghana in April. I'm planning to build, so it would be great to link up & hang/chat. What's the best way to hook up?
Lex 1:1 I will be in Ghana from March if you contact me via my email address yaayoungheart@gmail.com Let me know if your details do you already have your land or will you be looking to purchase
It's a shame really for an upcoming well developing country like Ghana. Although I relocated to my great grandfather's country of origin England to be specific, I was born in Southern Africa and when you purchase land it is 100% yours. Even if you do not put up a structure or a wall no one will touch that land let alone build on it. Chiefs do not own land except for their own land which they have to buy like everyone else. We have no chiefs in the cities but they live in the villages and their role is to take care of a village community and sort out any issues especially land and domestic disputes. In cities normally people purchase land from their local councils after one has been on a waiting list sometimes for years or if you want private land you purchase from an estate agent. I am yet to hear a person who has been sold a piece of land which belonged to another person. I'm not saying it hasn't happened neither will it not happen but haven't had anything of that sort yet. By the way when you purchase land it is "YOURS FOREVER." I bought 2 pieces of land 25 years ago and I last visited Africa in 2018 and the land is still intact. I have not build walls around the land but no one has touched it and never will because I have the TITLE DEEDS of those pieces of land as proof that they're mine. These people they call "LAND GUARDS" in Ghana do not exist in Southern Africa it's against the law. Unless you draw up an agreement with someone to take care of your land and you fail to pay them then will you have problems but apart from that no problem of LAND GUARDS. That's the reason why we now have quite a number of Nigerians purchasing land in Southern Africa because you don't face all these problems. The government of Ghana needs to do something about this and soon. It's very sad.
Why didn’t any charges get placed on the people attempting to fraudulently take her property?? And the police chief not reprimanded for fauls arrests and accepting bribes?
Speaking of networking, my partner lives in Ghana so knows the system veeeeery well. He is a project manager. Should you ever be looking for help regarding building or buying land feel free to contact me and i can pass on some details
i"m coming to Ghana, I wonder would she be willing to rent me one of the bedrooms for $700 a month, i will buy my own food, I think this would help me and her. A hotel contacted me and offered a monthly fee for 850 but i know this would be better than a hotel or an apt, I'm a senior over 70 yrs old, meaning too old to start building my own house. I've Been in America all my life, but more than ready to come to Ghana
You know what? I have great respect for this young lady. I had a similar plot of land in Accra and lost it just when I was beginning to build on it. It would have been finished by now. But I wasn't lucky. The plot was occupied by some people on the day I went there to start building. They claimed they owned the place and produced documents. I was shocked. I contacted my " friend " who provided the contacts and contracts but he couldn't offer a reasonable explanation to what had happened. I tried hard but I had limited time in Accra and the guys started building on it. I went mad. But I was advised by a relative to let it go because you could easily lose your life trying to fight for it. I still grieve my loss because it would have appreciated in value by now, and I would have had a nice place to stay in peace but it all has been taken away from me. Beware, guys, before you make an investment in Ghana because your fingers might get burnt. There are lots of criminals out there. Make sure you do your homework well and don't trust just anyone. Good luck !
I say please do your homework before embarking on a project in Ghana because there are lots of criminals out there. Also, there are " friends and relatives " with green eyes watching your back . Do not trust anyone and please scrutinise all documents with recognised solicitors and check it out with the Lands Department otherwise you will get your fingers burnt. Good luck!
Ohhh, I am so proud of u!!! It is a dam shame family try to screw u. Same as in Jamaica they do it. I am coming and I will be building as well. It will take me awhile to build as well. But I am determined to do it. I am doing 8t on my own. Here in AMERICA u can not get such a BEAUTIFUL home, without paying an arm and a leg and a left tit.......I have LEARNED from u Ms. Youngheart. Also this lady. YES EACH ONE TEACH ONE. WOMAN POWER!!! BEAUTIFUL HOME I TELL YOU....
Yes... Sometimes her " uhmmmm" in the background Is over powering what the guest is saying, and she is interrupting the guest. Not being negative, but just want yaa to improve her interviewing techniques. Love ur channel, and great value tho, sis!😘
Very informative congratulations queen can I get the WhatsApp name I wanna have a home built up there but have no relatives there in Accra Ghana n maybe you two ladies could be of assistance in some way thanks for the video hope all is well with your beautiful home baby hope to speak soon guys till then god bless you
Hats off to the Natural Beautiful Queen, No place like home. And for the host Stop this feminist underhanded talk. You are attempting to destroy family with your fork tounge.
How many men lives has she messed up to get this? And did she get it from child support money? There's a probably a blackman sleeping in his car in America.
@@AshantiQueen Probably..if thier black. Can you say the same about your dad and uncles? How many women have messed them up to have momey to build a house..True True True. Its very sad we hail blackwomen and we dnt know the source of thier money.. Perhaps? I dnt hail African women for free with no husband.
Madame Vlog talk as much as you want, it's your channel... Longer interviews would be much appreciated.. how does one contact you to join the WhatsApp
As you can see everyone enjoyed the video. All likes and not one dislike. It was just hard to hear and focus on what Cynthia was saying and her experience that’s all. Sometimes we didn’t realise we are doing something until it’s pointed out or we have the opportunity to watch it back.
kduku7 thanks hun u know me busting with energy 😍😜
yaayoungheart@gmail.com
Her place is amazing! I can’t believe she brought the land 15/20 years ago. She honestly doesn’t look old enough.
Beauty Stick I was equally as shocked. She’s gorgeous
My advise those thinking about purchasing land is to build a foundation and a fence right away.!
Fabulous job...the home is gorgeous...keep striving!!! Thank u 4 sharing...God bless and enjoy!!!
simple if you buy land and not ready to build, build a wall around your land, and a sign with an email address or phone number
Beautiful home almost done!
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL home! Be blessed and protected
I am in love with your channel! Thanks for posting this real video of what could happen and how things work out.
lasea75 thank you more come stay tuned
Well done to the both of you for your great success. My name is YaaKesha (Thursday born). This video was very inspirational. I am working on my business so that i can move to Ghana and build my home. I believe that it is critical for women to join together and form an association for projects such as this. I would like to link up with you and see how we including all of my beautiful sisters can make this happen. We must build for the future of the next generation. I will be in Ghana in December 2019. Let's keep it strong ladies!!!!
Hello takesha33! I am planning to visit Ghana in September 2019. Just wondering if you are going with a tour group, because I want to travel with a reputable group. I guess I should've mentioned that I'm from the United States (Pennsylvania) and I'm a Registered Nurse. I also plan on moving to Ghana and working on a business.
@@pditty16 Nice to meet you. Please go to www.africafortheafricans.org. Reach out to Bomani the Tour director. My email address is takesha33@gmail.com.
What a hardworking and a poised lady. Also Great video Yaa, Keep it up, will even get much better as you produce more videos.
Thank you very much my sweet sister keep it up doing the good job Guy's you can hear him please brother and sister we need to wak up soon please
Such a great video! Well done Cynthia, whoop whoop so proud of you. Thanks for sharing Yaa ❤️ #girlpower
Hehehe , i remember being on your blog website and leaving a comment on Sept 21st 2016 at 3:26 AM about your east Africa trip.
Thank you for sharing this! It's the first time I've watched your channel and appreciated the information shared. We try to make heads or tails on some of the taxes levied against our parents' house too. Our family moved about 40 years ago, but I have to say the times that I do visit, it's HOME.
Well done! Congrats to the Sister for this incredible achievement. Very informative. Thanks for sharing
Well done Cynthia, thank you Yaa for such an inspirational message, God bless you.
Beautiful home & Great video thanks for sharing 💕🌸
this is really nice inspiring .. I def won't build but def - this is great seeing us from abroad doing good home!
She's done an excellent job, know very well what it take to construct in Ghana, especially with a self built project.
Very nice house🏠 girl power 💪🇬🇭🇱🇷🇬🇭
Such a great video and such an accomplishment by this beautiful young lady, great interview Yaa, please keep the videos coming! More information on the group you wish to form.
When I leave America I will definitely find her it really upset me how they played her stay strong beautiful queen I got your back 😍✊
Amazing job Sista. Glad to see it worked out in the end.
You are a courageous young woman. God is with you.
Beautiful.im from Jamaica living in America. Yes it can be done as a woman I give you tumbs up.. As a woman we are very strong. I did it too.
More power, we will not given up girls.🙏🏾
ARE YOU SURE?
Congratulations to you sis. Such a Hardworking lady. Thanks for video.
That was very nice! Thanks for sharing.
GREAT WORK!!!!!!!!! This is USEFUL content Yaa...thank you. Beautiful house. Where is it?
My mum has been trying to convince me for years to get land (her gift to me) and that as soon as I get it I need to be ready to build on it straight away. Secure it with a wall etc. As I’m not ready to build and I know what can happen (as per the video and witnessing it first hand from my mum) so I’ve been putting it off. I want to be there while building to ensure things move along in the right direction. She approached me again recently I know land in Accra is becoming harder and harder to get. So I’m warming to the idea and I know it’s good investment. The only problem is the land is so far from the house I purchased. I want everything to be close by. As Mum has brought from this person before with no problems I should just go for it.
Beauty Stick well it’s always a good a investment even if u don’t build on it now
Mums know best 🇬🇭
By the way going live tomorrow evening hope you can join
Yaa Youngheart Yes definitely, that’s why I’ve never said no outright. What time is the live?
Beauty Stick 9pm London time
Never ever build on your parent's land, once you finish you will soon realise is a communal property.
Ruth Robert Not my parents land.
BEAUTIFUL HOME&INTERVIEW.THANKS FOR SHARING!!
This is so inspiring. Beautiful house.
In Barbados we experience the same issues once you are living overseas they assume you have all this money and they give you no respect for your time or money.
Great job. Dream House.
Eyy this Looks Like Onkel Tameos house at Atomic area, but more updatet verses Last Time I was there. Looong tym o. Thank you. Well wishings and all the best.
I would refuse to put one penny into those white man’s hand. I would only pay to stay in a black owned establishment.
I love your channel.
Well stop using youtube then you ungrateful rat
Waooow you are doing great job by building your mantion
all of this sounds so familiar, but she is now on the right track and the result is what counts,
So everyone out here considering buying a land and building a house, please be very careful with your money, don't trust everyone immediately, always assume that they want to overcharge you and they only care more about getting their money than delivering a good work, so if you give someone a contract like for example electrical work, never pay the full contract money as advance but in installments and pay the last installment when you have checked everything.
A lot of these contractors they might be professionals themselves but when they accept the contract they will send their boys to do the fixing and these boys are paid less because they are learning or students, so the contractor will get most of the money and the boys will make many mistakes that you have to catch before paying the last installment.
An example of someone who seems more interested in his contract money than you is the guy who wanted to fix a wardrobe in a bedroom having huge cracks in the walls that might appear whilst you are abroad.You dont know about these cracks because you are abroad. Obviously later you will have to remove the wardrobe and fix the wall unless you want the wall to collapse, the guy who wanted to install the wardrobe of course knows this but just wants to collect his money, So there are many stories like these and if you dont take care you will actually be building your house twice.
Getting ready to start in Techiman outskirts. In Buoyem near Benu Village
Well done lady, keep it up💪🏿
Thanks for your advice sister l also lost my land
Determination can move any mountain.
Hiring someone to sit on the land and watch it sounds like a good idea.
Which area does she live in? It looks like a nice residential neighborhood. I’m in the US and I’m interested in moving to Ghana. I need to know what my budget would be to build something similar to what she has.
25,000 to 50,000 dollars depending on how luxurious you want it
Derrick Ansah how much in US dollar
@@derrickansah3938 lol...50k wouldnt get you far off the flowing...
I'm glad that it worked out for you. That situation could have gone so wrong. Advice to real estate buyers: Unless you are using a legitimate, licensed real estate company, ALWAYS do a title search when buying property in any part of the world. It is not uncommon for property to be sold to multiple buyers, even here in the USA. Also, countries like the Republic of Panama, and even in some states in the USA, there have squatters' rights (adverse possession) that protect people who move onto your unused land and "squat" there for a certain length of time. So, #1. Do a title search to determine the rightful owner and the boundaries of the property and #2. Never leave your property uninhabited without having someone checking on it on a regular basis, or as someone suggested, put a concrete wall around it. It will save you headaches, especially when dealing with unscrupulous sellers and law officials.
Well done, you are a beautiful Queen
WHAT ABOUT LINDA ?
This is the best! I've learned a lot! You've given me great encouragement! Thank you for sharing your story. Best wishes for your successful completion! May you always have good outcomes!
I will advise you to get solars to avoid dumso.
Beautiful home it's so sad this happens in Ghana. Even in Africa skin folk still do things like this. It makes me just want to rent instead of building hopefully it will get better
This sister is so very beautiful.
Great job!
Familiar story. Don't trust the police.
In Ghana if u buy land it hv years to expire 😂😂😂so over 10 years they will sell it again Das the rules in Gh
So basically you need to hurry up & build on the land after you buy or you will risk losing it
Exactly.
Lovely house!!
"...so I hired some bull dozers and then they just leveled this place up"...That's the spirit girl!!! Hi everybody...that's just how you do it!!!... Don't try to be decent ...bulldoze your land like a landowner.
Happed to me and that's just the way I did it. Nobody showed up!!!
Well done sister. That is a great achievement.
These land problems was there when I was a baby, 30yrs has lapsed and it is still an issue. People will deliberately build on your land, thinking that when you find out you'll just take them to court, which they know that the court system in GH is as useless as a used tampon. You did good by bulldozing the structure there. Ghana police, also known as 5 cedis police. They are the most worthless institution. I will rather disband the police and get the military to provide policing service.
Wow powerful comment but well said
Land issues are to tricky in Ghana
Thanks for watching
I thought is only Nigeria that have landed property problem
Speaking as an American military veteran, I think military as police sounds like a horrible idea. Maybe the police need to be rebuilt, but police should be community oriented not combat oriented. Except for elite police forces for dealing with organized violent criminals. Those could be military.
Love your videos dear. Love those tiles
Are there sone in ghana?
YOU GIRLS ARE DOING VERY WELL. AM IMPRESSED. MORE GREASE TO YOUR ELBOW.
Jake Baba thank you stay tuned more to come
@@HouseofYaa You make Ghana proud with your efforts and achievements and linking with other TH-camrs from Ghana is so good and your videos, puts us in good light promotes our great nation to the rest of the world. Well done.
Your lovely comments make it very worthwhile thank you
I am branching out into tourism in Ghana
younghearthospitality.com/
Kindly spread the word to anyone who may be interested in visiting especially for the first time
Thank you for sharing. Please do not talk over the interviewee
How much are the plots of land in that area ?
I've just seen your latest video!!! Sis, this is heavy. I'm in Ghana in April. I'm planning to build, so it would be great to link up & hang/chat. What's the best way to hook up?
Lex 1:1 I will be in Ghana from March if you contact me via my email address
yaayoungheart@gmail.com
Let me know if your details do you already have your land or will you be looking to purchase
It's a shame really for an upcoming well developing country like Ghana. Although I relocated to my great grandfather's country of origin England to be specific, I was born in Southern Africa and when you purchase land it is 100% yours. Even if you do not put up a structure or a wall no one will touch that land let alone build on it. Chiefs do not own land except for their own land which they have to buy like everyone else. We have no chiefs in the cities but they live in the villages and their role is to take care of a village community and sort out any issues especially land and domestic disputes. In cities normally people purchase land from their local councils after one has been on a waiting list sometimes for years or if you want private land you purchase from an estate agent. I am yet to hear a person who has been sold a piece of land which belonged to another person. I'm not saying it hasn't happened neither will it not happen but haven't had anything of that sort yet. By the way when you purchase land it is "YOURS FOREVER." I bought 2 pieces of land 25 years ago and I last visited Africa in 2018 and the land is still intact. I have not build walls around the land but no one has touched it and never will because I have the TITLE DEEDS of those pieces of land as proof that they're mine. These people they call "LAND GUARDS" in Ghana do not exist in Southern Africa it's against the law. Unless you draw up an agreement with someone to take care of your land and you fail to pay them then will you have problems but apart from that no problem of LAND GUARDS. That's the reason why we now have quite a number of Nigerians purchasing land in Southern Africa because you don't face all these problems. The government of Ghana needs to do something about this and soon. It's very sad.
Don't be surprise of some ridiculous things that the Ghana police can do.
Why didn’t any charges get placed on the people attempting to fraudulently take her property?? And the police chief not reprimanded for fauls arrests and accepting bribes?
did you buy the jakuzi in Ghana ?
do you guys have a listing of contractors with reliable performance.
Beatrice ... my soon to be Father-In-Law is a contractor. I would love to get you in contact with him. My number is (904) 554-0439/cell.
Speaking of networking, my partner lives in Ghana so knows the system veeeeery well. He is a project manager. Should you ever be looking for help regarding building or buying land feel free to contact me and i can pass on some details
i"m coming to Ghana, I wonder would she be willing to rent me one of the bedrooms for $700 a month, i will buy my own food, I think this would help me and her. A hotel contacted me and offered a monthly fee for 850 but i know this would be better than a hotel or an apt, I'm a senior over 70 yrs old, meaning too old to start building my own house. I've Been in America all my life, but more than ready to come to Ghana
Can you email me at yaayoungheart@gmail.com to discuss further thank you
You know what? I have great respect for this young lady. I had a similar plot of land in Accra and lost it just when I was beginning to build on it. It would have been finished by now. But I wasn't lucky. The plot was occupied by some people on the day I went there to start building. They claimed they owned the place and produced documents. I was shocked. I contacted my " friend " who provided the contacts and contracts but he couldn't offer a reasonable explanation to what had happened. I tried hard but I had limited time in Accra and the guys started building on it. I went mad. But I was advised by a relative to let it go because you could easily lose your life trying to fight for it. I still grieve my loss because it would have appreciated in value by now, and I would have had a nice place to stay in peace but it all has been taken away from me. Beware, guys, before you make an investment in Ghana because your fingers might get burnt. There are lots of criminals out there. Make sure you do your homework well and don't trust just anyone. Good luck !
@@MrGUGO4 I'm so sorry to hear about your misfortune. It's a heartbreaking story.
i need a piece of land in Ghana, in a good area. How can i go about this please. thanks
I say please do your homework before embarking on a project in Ghana because there are lots of criminals out there. Also, there are " friends and relatives " with green eyes watching your back . Do not trust anyone and please scrutinise all documents with recognised solicitors and check it out with the Lands Department otherwise you will get your fingers burnt. Good luck!
Ohhh, I am so proud of u!!! It is a dam shame family try to screw u. Same as in Jamaica they do it. I am coming and I will be building as well. It will take me awhile to build as well. But I am determined to do it. I am doing 8t on my own. Here in AMERICA u can not get such a BEAUTIFUL home, without paying an arm and a leg and a left tit.......I have LEARNED from u Ms. Youngheart. Also this lady. YES EACH ONE TEACH ONE. WOMAN POWER!!! BEAUTIFUL HOME I TELL YOU....
I really like your videos but the problem is you talk a lot when ever you are interview someone. Pls try to work on that.
I noticed that too. I thought it was just me to be honest.
Yes... Sometimes her " uhmmmm" in the background Is over powering what the guest is saying, and she is interrupting the guest.
Not being negative, but just want yaa to improve her interviewing techniques.
Love ur channel, and great value tho, sis!😘
Too much energy ....... 😜
Yaa Youngheart 😂
nonesense, you are used to the main stream media methodology, this is a typical girl chat get over it idiot!
Ghana appears not to be the place to go to build a home. There are other African nations that aren't as shady.
How does one join the WhatsApp group chat?
How do we join the group chat?
The group is for those currently building in Ghana not general
Yaa Youngheart ohhh okay
hello dear can you please send me a good roofing company. thanks
Definitely want to be a part of the group chat. What is your email address?
Very informative congratulations queen can I get the WhatsApp name I wanna have a home built up there but have no relatives there in Accra Ghana n maybe you two ladies could be of assistance in some way thanks for the video hope all is well with your beautiful home baby hope to speak soon guys till then god bless you
Did she get those tiles in Ghana?
Nana yaa I think she said Italy
Yes a lot more factories in Ghana manufacturing tiles
Muizzy Ibraimoh she said she got the tiles from italy
Hats off to the Natural Beautiful Queen, No place like home. And for the host Stop this feminist underhanded talk. You are attempting to destroy family with your fork tounge.
Is she still single?🤗
Where does this woman live...
I want to move to Ghana and need to learn who is trustworthy and who to avoid
Jahha H transparent visit with me
younghearthospitality.com/
The camera lady is a bit annoying she need to let the interview we talk and stop constantly talking to her and interjecting
How many men lives has she messed up to get this? And did she get it from child support money? There's a probably a blackman sleeping in his car in America.
You Can''t Cook: You're so judgmental. It's so sad. False. False. False. Can you say the same thing about your mom or sisters or relatives? Perhaps.
@@AshantiQueen Probably..if thier black. Can you say the same about your dad and uncles? How many women have messed them up to have momey to build a house..True True True. Its very sad we hail blackwomen and we dnt know the source of thier money.. Perhaps? I dnt hail African women for free with no husband.
She sound like a yardie lol
Iron lady
What is your email address in order to send you a request to join the WhatsApp group?
Here you are lovely yaayoungheart@gmail.com
@@HouseofYaa Thanks. I sent the email.
Women never talk about the money neccessary to build. Boring.
Terrible!
Beautiful home!!! So very inspiring!!!!