The remedy, find a church get involve even with people close in the neighborhood as much as possible be sociable but with care we can't be all angles the hawks are up there waiting enjoy your stay as well as you challenges they add up to make you a whole you . Stay safe.
I'm glad your guest is finally happy living in Ghana, I have watched her video , I think, initial there was culture shocks that hit her. Really, I travelled a bit, but Ghana is good as foreigner, maybe cost of living, will throw one off a bit, but being free as foreigner, I'm still learning, but for now there is no place like Ghana. For instead, in Ghana everybody wants to help one way or the other.
im a kenyan and as per my opinion i think it couldhave been great if u come up with various topic eg school, healthcare, politics, money currency, social life, security, weather, etc to talk about coz i feel there is alot of information missing which can be helpfulto a foreigner who may have an intention of living there permanently,
Miss Jumz, How do you do, please we seen that, you have som rashes on face ,please use shea butter to apply ur beatiful face, a ghanainan in abroad. Take care.
When this lady left kenya she really trashed it... am happy she is now more balanced in her view and perception... on research i totally agree with her,, always seek advice from the foreigners... i lived in a foreign country and i came to understand that.. a local will help you socially while a foreigner will guide you on immigration and business opportunities
Very informative. Love you girls. Keep on enjoying Ghana. We are all Africans with different vibes. Let's open our doors and borders and build our continent together. Wishing you both the very best in Ghana. 👏🙌👌👍
Bro Samson- l salute you for your comment. The question is, are those Ghanaians on Mr Naija, Mr Ghana as l call him willing to open their doors and borders. You need to watch video and see comments on his video channel to know what am talking about.
Jumoke, I watched your interview on Ondiro's channel. Why don't you just tell us you fell in love with a Ghanaian who brought you to Ghana from Nigeria? I'm not too far from the truth, am I?
Why are you outsiders always making content about Ghana especially Nigerians talk about your country. We Ghanaians do not make content about other countries.
Some of us Ghanaians appreciate their contents about Ghana. We learn from outsiders and get to know other people views about Ghana. You should try to make contents outside Ghana then u will appreciate the hard work these guys do to put Ghana out there. One love Africa
@@benjnracheampong7007 Don't mind her, I think she's being a shallow minded Ghanaian. How would Ghana be known if foreigners don't speak about us and especially saying good things about us. We rather have to thank them and see this Adwoa lady rather hating. So pathetic
It beats my imagination how You Tubers and especially Nigerians,are all over the place in Ghana. What can be done to curtail this intrusion ? There is a clear invasion of reporting on Ghana without any form of authorisation. Yes,Africans have to tell their own story to the world, but l think the narratives has to monitored else it could get out of hand. We all know what happened to present day journalism,which is now being looked upon as filled up with fake news. Responsible projection, not necessarily and always the positives, but facts. Vain-glorious fallacies,are not to be encouraged,only what has being researched should be highlighted ! Giving a dog a bad name can make it to be lynched thus,information shouldn't be taken lightly !
Omo Naija, thank you very much for featuring me. I am very grateful 🥰
You’re most welcome and thank you too for gracing our screen.
You are very well spoken..I like your channel ❤️❤️
Ondiro oganga nice to see ya ..simenya to the world
I'm also a Ghanaian who just moved to Kenya. Interesting world
Quite an interesting world.
Although, I hope you’ve taken a thing or Two from what she said about Kenya?
Big up 👆 to yourself Odira Odinga. A very versatile and articulate speaker ❤😊😮
The remedy, find a church get involve even with people close in the neighborhood as much as possible be sociable but with care we can't be all angles the hawks are up there waiting enjoy your stay as well as you challenges they add up to make you a whole you . Stay safe.
We have a lot of plantain in Kenya madam, just say you don't know. I buy them almost every week.
Plantains aren't common, 95% of Kenyans do not even know what it is
@@patemo12 well it's not a staple like ugali or rice, but its available in many stores at the veggie section. Kenyans are embracing it slowly.
It's available but not a staple, but they are expensive asf
Wapi
@@allanfumbanya1295 nenda quickmart, Naivas, carrefour, Chandarana na hata kwa any green grocer or kiosk. Zimejaa!
I like ur guest.she is very intelligent
Wow! This leady is very intelligent indeed! Speaks soo well, choose her words carefully.
I'm glad your guest is finally happy living in Ghana, I have watched her video , I think, initial there was culture shocks that hit her. Really, I travelled a bit, but Ghana is good as foreigner, maybe cost of living, will throw one off a bit, but being free as foreigner, I'm still learning, but for now there is no place like Ghana. For instead, in Ghana everybody wants to help one way or the other.
Ondiro is very intelligent lady
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Very educative interview this ondiro girl is really intelligent 👌
She's very well spoken, articulate and I enjoyed watching and listening to her analysis on issues. She does her research well
Very impressive.educative .
You are welcome to GH 🇬🇭 Queen 👑
Chaiii my Jumz tv 📺
It's always fun listening to Ondiro.
Excellent episode, excellent conversation
We have plantain ( mkono wa tembo) in Kenya. But mostly in the coastal region, we cook them in coconut milk, sugar and spice it with cardamon.
So, is it eaten as a porridge or?
@@TheJumzTVwe cut it in big pieces. We don't pound them at all
im a kenyan and as per my opinion i think it couldhave been great if u come up with various topic eg school, healthcare, politics, money currency, social life, security, weather, etc to talk about coz i feel there is alot of information missing which can be helpfulto a foreigner who may have an intention of living there permanently,
Alright.
Noted.
Very informative and educative….keep it up
Very interesting and articulate dialogue.
Thanks Jumztv for the interview with Ondiro.
She is very intelligent
I agree.
Intelligent or very intelligent pmsl.
Do you know what very intelligent means.
Plz is there any Kenya association students ? Thanks
Thanks Jumz and Ondiro. Great conversation 👌
we have plantains in central and ruft valley
Miss Jumz,
How do you do, please we seen that, you have som rashes on face ,please use shea butter to apply ur beatiful face, a ghanainan in abroad.
Take care.
Very interesting conversation wow
When this lady left kenya she really trashed it... am happy she is now more balanced in her view and perception... on research i totally agree with her,, always seek advice from the foreigners... i lived in a foreign country and i came to understand that.. a local will help you socially while a foreigner will guide you on immigration and business opportunities
She trashed Ghana too some time back... Good she has grown now to see the good and bad In both countries
Very informative. Love you girls. Keep on enjoying Ghana. We are all Africans with different vibes. Let's open our doors and borders and build our continent together. Wishing you both the very best in Ghana. 👏🙌👌👍
Thank you so much. We truly should come together to build the continent.
Bro Samson- l salute you for your comment. The question is, are those Ghanaians on Mr Naija, Mr Ghana as l call him willing to open their doors and borders. You need to watch video and see comments on his video channel to know what am talking about.
Thanks for sharing
Dope
There is a difference between plantain and bananas?
Kwani hujui wewe😂😂😂😂
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We have plantains in Kenya. Come on!! We just don't fry them. We have plenty it's just not a staple in our country.
Oh! So what do you use them for as a typical Kenyan?
@@TheJumzTV We call them Matoke all over East Africa. In Kenya we mostly make a stew with it. Kind of like potato stew.
In Kenya, mostly in the coastal region plantation is called mkono wa tembo, not matoke. In Mombasa we cook them in coconut milk,sugar and cardamon.
Is your partner a Ghanaian,if he is then why not he introduce you to the family where you can call them for asistance?
is JUMZ pregnant?
Nairobi sounds like the West culturally speaking. People keep themselves to themselves.
Yeah, it seems so.
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So true I'm kenyan
I swear this girl will not go to Kenya again 🤣🤣🤣, she's used to the food now
She went to Ghana because of her boyfriend, period, and there is nothing wrong with admitting that.
Jumoke, I watched your interview on Ondiro's channel. Why don't you just tell us you fell in love with a Ghanaian who brought you to Ghana from Nigeria? I'm not too far from the truth, am I?
Snail us a no for me, ah ah..oh noo
Whyyy? But it’s delicious 😂
The most beautiful lady on TH-cam
Why are you outsiders always making content about Ghana especially Nigerians talk about your country. We Ghanaians do not make content about other countries.
Some of us Ghanaians appreciate their contents about Ghana. We learn from outsiders and get to know other people views about Ghana.
You should try to make contents outside Ghana then u will appreciate the hard work these guys do to put Ghana out there.
One love Africa
@@benjnracheampong7007 Don't mind her, I think she's being a shallow minded Ghanaian. How would Ghana be known if foreigners don't speak about us and especially saying good things about us.
We rather have to thank them and see this Adwoa lady rather hating. So pathetic
It beats my imagination how You Tubers and especially Nigerians,are all over the place in Ghana. What can be done to curtail this intrusion ? There is a clear invasion of reporting on Ghana without any form of authorisation. Yes,Africans have to tell their own story to the world, but l think the narratives has to monitored else it could get out of hand. We all know what happened to present day journalism,which is now being looked upon as filled up with fake news. Responsible projection, not necessarily and always the positives, but facts. Vain-glorious fallacies,are not to be encouraged,only what has being researched should be
highlighted ! Giving a dog a bad name can make it to be lynched thus,information shouldn't be taken lightly !
Kumbe tuko na accent😂😂😂😂
I puke when I see live snail 🐌, how will I even touch it
Ahhhh!! You should try holding it first, then eat it fried 😝, you will thank me.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Eiii, why are you laughing?
@@TheJumzTV The expression on her face talking about the food 😅