THE STRANGE HISTORY OF THE ICONIC TAKORADI MARKET CIRCLE BY THE REAL OWNERS.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ย. 2020
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An authentic information about how the iconic Takoradi Market circle was started by the real owners.. Everything captured herein in this video is for the purpose of entertainment, education and promotion of businesses and tourism.
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Grew up in Takoradi did everything.
Am still in Takoradi when am in Ghana.
I love Takoradi.so bless you all.
You wanted to know so I’m a new subscriber here. I’m an old white guy from the United States and I’m coming to Takoradi in late August to propose to my fiancé who lives there. She is walking distance from market Circle. She’s going to show me around and I know I will love it. I just hope I am welcomed by everyone because I have a feeling I’m going to be the only white guy there!🤣🤣🤣TADI LIFE!🇬🇭🇬🇭
My grandma use to have a shop on the outer circle of this market. It’s demise brought tears to my eyes. Thanks for tell the history of this great market.
New here. watching from Bremen, Germany. Born in Ekuasi, breadth in Amanful.
Amazing.. Hope you find a lot of excitement here.
Very interesting story.MR. Gosh,more grease to your elbows.keep the good work doing. don't let anything discourage you
Wow this makes me miss home taadi my home... Hold on are they going to rebuild market circle?
Yes
@@Goshers sad too much memories , I wish I will come and see this one before it goes down.
@@gideonmensah7428 I hope so.
Amanful....my hood 🔥🔥👍
Make more videos about Ghana, please
A great city Jah Bless seaman Joe
I would love so much to hear that obviously very interesting and tragic story in English.
Try and translate it into English. You are showing interesting stories. Ghana we should be creating more markets for the future
Got it.
My plantation and beans joint,very nice
This is a great piece of history! Thank you and your team for documenting it. Also, I think the chief may have been describing a swamp?
Thank you m'am
Nice piece. You should have translate the interview with those elderly people into English.
Sorry about that bro 😔
Very interesting, you brought my memories back to the market. I grew up helping my mom in that market after school, everyday, selling corn in big bags to the retailers, my mother was one of the beginners of shed 8 bringing full truck of corn and sometimes plantains to shed 6 for the market women.
Great to here. We hope you enjoy a lot more here.
Taadi wey me from🙌🏽🔥🔥
Vim
What their are saying is true, that's why people are saying takoradi belong to people of amaful,I from amaful the old man and young lady whom you talked with their are my family line,it's true when they said people who came from sekcondi their have to pay money before you enter takoradi,this is what I was told,100% true
Well,
I'm a new subscriber
Good to see you here bro
Culture and Roots 👊🏾🇬🇭✊🏾♥️💫
Hello and Hello again,
Your video on the market circle and Takoradi in general really touches me my heart deeply. At a stage in my teenage life I attended what was then Workers College towards the Harbor while living around the market circle and as i recall it was these apartments owned by one Mr. Mensah.
I am ever so grateful to you for this level of information.
As to the future, let me say to you that am coming home in the not too distant future having lived in London since age twenty. My ancestors are calling me home and is time to heed the call. but I make you a solemn promise which is this. Just tell your Doctor friend you interviewed in your previous video that it is most definitely my intent to bring a minimum of 15 - 20 ,000 of our brothers and sisters home to Cape Coast and Sekondi/ Takoradi in particular over a 5 year plan - which would have started had it not been the plandemic. And also let your friend know that am happy that he knew a certain Rev. Kohain cos he is on my raider though he does not know it.
Keep on doing what you are doing cos it has already struck a cord with me.
May Yahuah bless you for what you are doing cos is about to pay off one day soon.
Take note am a proud Fante man born in Cape Coast but loved Takoradi period.
Please do me a favour, the next time you shoot a video, let the subject that Twi is NOT Fante and Fante is NOT Twi. This is for our brothers and sister particularly from USA. Thank you and will be in touch soon.
Love and Light
Awesome. Thank you very much
Am Amaful woman please take a good picture of the Market so that you can sell it in future, Tardi has totally changed and we have no pictures, we were having natural trees all over it has all has gone.
Are you still in the city or you've left?
@@Goshers l have left for about 40year ago but when l returns to my City l cry because is no more as it was, very dirty, Princess, Zenith, Colombia, Mexico, A land ect so many other are no more people have captured our beautiful City and destroy it
@@wiseup2399 we hope to do something about it soon
@@Goshers good one we need the youth of today to stand for the development of the nation God bless you all
Famous photographers in the city should have pictures/videos of old Takoradi
That's true, my mom told me this...you have to buy tickets before you can enter Takoradi from Sekondi...same us from Takoradi to Sekondi...that got the name Twin City...the operation was like US
Great sharing.
very interesting historical facts even though i'm from tadi area i do not know this history . I know some of the names mentioned but i was clueless about the market history. Well done brother i will continue watching your channel
Thank you
This is insightful Sir...👍
Thank you my brother.
Good job done bro,but remember jesus christ is coming back soon,stay blessed
Gotta visit this market
For sure
Wow Amaful my child hood home and very funny Amaful Kuma is my second home too.
Glad to know
We walked from Tardi to Sekondi to Ngiensen for fish. Next is to break down Zenith areas and build it like Zenith in New York
Away away
The woman told you that she had been in the market for eighty ( 80 ) years , and you went on asking her, has the market been around for fourty (40 ) years? So what kind of question was that?
Hi Great work done Bro, Please link up I will be grateful to meet you. Big ups.
Got it
Hi
Hi Marian
Please where are you from
Takoradi
I think you need to do this again and explain the rich history behind these places to the public in english we follow you but you dont seem to satisfy all of us.eg Shama has a very rich history but sth is blocking their history .ls it politics which is covering their history. The fort in shama the grave near the fort the cross mounted .l think you need to bring these out .You are touching on a good content but you are not developing it well l guess .Speak English and have a good following.
Why shd the man at the fort refuse you entry ? I think this shd be reported to the authorities what do you think?? Do more!!
We will go back there again.
Hi
Good to see you here Jackie..