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On this segment of the Inspirational Perspective radio show, Linal Harris shares an in-depth review of his recent trip to Ghana and how this journey transformed him.
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He is also joined by Bishop Lance Davis who drops some major knowledge on the Black Experience in America and how Ghana holds many of the keys to our true freedom and restoration.
Also, Dometi Pongo and Deborah Farmer openly shared their thoughts on their recent journey to Ghana.
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[@missbabyloved7531]

The fiber optic for cell phones you referenced to a Nigerian is actually a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 engineer by name Dr Thomas Mensah and his new project is “nanotechnology” And has books written on nanotechnology which are taught in the universities all over the world. Yeah 🇬🇭💪🏽✊🏾 “gye Nyame ☝🏽”

[@diasporaconnecttanzania3521]

I visited in August and I was so depressed when it was time to leave Ghana. I was on tour with about 12 others and we all felt the same way. To come back to America was not a happy feeling. I actually felt like I was leaving home to go to a foreign place. I have been dreaming to go back every since.

[@gyline2001]

Growing up in Ghana... And now as a grown up aboard I always hear my mum say.. 'Ghana is a little Heaven!!' that's what you experienced. it's always on her lips. 'Ghana is a little HEAVEN.'

[@kwamenyame1277]

Growing up in Ghana 🇬🇭 the code of conduct was very strict and implemented to the core. At school, our teachers would spank us if we were wrong. Even someone in higher grade can punish a junior class for wrong doing.

[@freyahfriyah6329]

Africans love you guys. You are our brothers and sisters. Come home for good life

[@G3G3-h8b]

Africa is rising........one love , God bless mother Africa😚😚😚😚😚😚😚😚

[@lovellesokan9107]

I always cried whenever I get off the plane and/ or land in Accra. Just a sense of peace and anxious, and overwhelming calmness.. Ohhhh. And the music...Yesss. Sweet. Sweet sweet..

[@jakebaba2149]

An African love to all you brothers and sisters in the African American community. You came home to Africa and we are happy you did. Come home and be strengthened, empowered and blessed.

[@myrstika]

Watching this is like witnessing a miracle. Africa is your home. Karibu🇺🇬

[@kwameaboagye940]

Am an Akan, big up to my other families in 🇬🇭Ga and Ewes.

[@b-venswenakio4486]

I'm always proud when I see my black People comin home connecting with the Mother Land culture. Good job bro this only way we can share africa history.

[@abitjoshua9496]

My brother and sister, all blacks around the World come back Home in Africa where you will find joy in your spirit. We love you and you're welcome

[@jovialbaffour9923]

Welcome home motherland Ghana.... my brothers and sisters African American.. You have a beautiful home...

[@godwingyampa2085]

Aooooooow my eyes are flowing with tiers right now seeing my black brothers African wear. That’s lovely!!!!! I am a Ghanaian living in New York. Please brothers and sisters diaspora let us go home and unite with our ancestral families.... stay bless.

[@richardadeshina2684]

I am proud of you guys big love from Nigeria...

[@lisahobbs2312]

I got off of work this morning at 7am and I couldn't wait to hear your show I was in tears in regards to you experience in Africa. Right now it is

[@faithfirstfitness]

A part of us will always be drawn to our native people and land.

[@justicetnxbrodadzie5198]

Thanks a lot brethren for visiting our mother land, Ghana. We are one people

[@georgeappiah8314]

in Africa especially Ghana we are our brothers keeper

[@mameesi51]

Indeed, Blood is thicker than water. U are our blood, our own people And we love u. Proudly Ghanaian