Ghana has done a fantastic job of encouraging African Americans to return. I did a solar installation in East Legon in 2015. Would love to visit Ghana again. Nigeria should be in your future plans
I love your channel and the love between you two! Thank you for portraying Ghana so positively! But wait, so you went to Kumasi and your hosts didn't take you to Manhyia Palace, the residence of the Asantehene(King of Ashanti)? Whaaat? Naaaah you need to go back! There's also a fantastic museum near the palace where you could've indulged in the rich culture and history of the proud Ashanti warrior tribe and the Royal family and all about Queen Yaa Asantewaa, King Prempeh I and II, Nana Osei Tutu (the current Asantehene) etc. Also next time you go to the Ashanti Region please make a trip to Bonwire, the home of Kente fabric. There you can buy or see Kente being handwoven on wooden looms with vibrant silk and cotton threads into meaningful symbols and designs- its the real deal and worlds apart from the fake, printed replicas we see all the time! The list of things to do and see is endless but enjoy your time in Ghana anyway! Akwaaba my king and queen!
Yooooo!!! I've been in America for over 20 years, came here as a kid. I need to go back to Ghana ASAP. I've been watching your videos all weekend. Thank you so much for sharing
My dream is to move to Africa with my hubby and two daughters. 6 months in South Africa, 6 months in Ghana and 6 months in Nigeria. You guys are amazing and your Black Panther in Ghana video brought me to your channel.
I have been to all of these places. Johannesburg is very nice. Lots of history there. Went to Nelson Mandela's house and to the Mandela Square Mall. Very nice feeling there. Capetown is nicer but whiter. In Nigeria, I actually liked Lagos and the energy there. But Victoria Island is the place to be. Abuja is also very nice. I got married in Ghana. Comfortable place. All these places have wonderful neighborhoods with extremely nice houses. If you have money, you live better there. The Malls and theatres are nice in every country. saw a lot of nice Plays. Even TV is nice with there local shows. Some are very entertaining. It will be a great experience for you.
kenneth king, I'm glad you had a wonderful time in Lagos and Abuja. You're right about the energy in Lagos. It's always buzzing. I'm from Lagos and I know my city is packed. You're right about Victoria Island. Have you been to Banana Island? Is much nicer than Victoria Island. The hustling and bustling of the city. Did your experience surpassed your expectation?
I am addicted to Africa. Can't get enough of it. I have also been to Ghana, Gambia, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia and South Africa. All to meet women or go to a religious convention. It always exceeds my expectations. Check out Highgrove village in Kenya. I have seen videos of Banana Island. If its better than Victoria Island, I must go there. I actually stayed at a place called Lekki while in Lagos.
kenneth king, awesome! It's obvious that you like travelling. Lekki is a nice place as well. Did you find any similarities between these countries you've visited? I bet this travelling has broaden your knowledge more.
Thanks for all your information. Yes! I am a retired educator, and I would like to make a change. My health is not at it's best, but the change will do be good. I indicated to you all in your other viedo's I hold three degrees. And hope to continue teaching at a University level in Ghana. I am willing to try. You both are great young people. Again thanks!
I just found you guys after watching your Black Panther experience in Ghana. Wow! What an interesting and inspiring story. Thanks so much for sharing. Please continue sharing and please keep the videos coming. Here's to increased subscribers!
Wow I'm glad I came across your Channel and I enjoyed your videos also I respect how you gave good advice and let people know about your experience in Ghana, I myself was born in Ghana but raised here in America but I do miss my country planning on going back for good in the near future there's nothing like Africa..Peace
Native Borne Next time you're in Ghana I truly recommend that you try to meet Dr. Obadele Kambon... he teaches at University of Ghana this brother is so brilliant he's originally from America but he moved his family to Ghana I think about 10 years ago he teaches at University of Ghana and now he speaks like three different Ghanaian languages, he has many videos on TH-cam also.
Eric B. We are actually in Ghana right now 😂 We have been here for over a year. Our children attended Obadele’s school and they are learning Tri. I agree he is absolutely brilliant. We will be creating an update on our experiences in Ghana so stay tuned. Be sure to check out our other videos. We have recently been vlogging about our day to day life in Ghana. ☺️
Native Borne wow that's great I'm happy for you guys you have a beautiful family and may the ancestors guide you and protect you always.. glad that you met dr. Kambon and your children are learning Twi... I'm from the Ga tribe so I speak Ga.
Nice scene and pictures from Ghana and you guys gives real positive vibes about your travels... I am from Aburi so it was nice to see hometown.... Enjoy your stay in Ghana
Amazing video and beautiful video! To see the beautiful country of Ghana from your perspective was refreshing. It felt like I was there with you guys. Keep the videos coming!!
I’m from Ghana, currently in Richmond VA, I have learn so much from guys. I love you guys, I love watching you guys represent my country. Next time I’m in Ghana I will hit you guys up.
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing your experiences. You have no idea how much value you are giving people with this. African-Americans should definitely travel to Africa more. The continent is far more developed than is portrayed by the US media. You have Chinese and Indians pouring into Africa to do business. Why not African-Americans? There is serious money to be made in Africa, especially in booming countries like Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, and Kenya. A lot of business goes on in those countries, and with a bit of capital and a good business idea, you can turn a millionaire far quicker than you would in America.
ross meroe Thank You 🙏🏾 For sure, there are lots of business opportunities here in Africa; just be sure to connect with someone you trust to understand all the logistics. The opportunity is here, but it’s not the easiest process. 😉
You’re so right. But African Americans are obsessed with luxury and comfort so they miss out on great business opportunities in these developing countries.
This is a inspiring video I too am going to get my passport and come home me and my boys and plan to get a home been watching many videos but this is the best
Thank you so much for this video! I appreciate you sharing your experiences in Ghana. Such practical advice. I am ready to go! You have such a beautiful family. Wishing many blessings to you and yours.
I am new to your channel, and I have to say that you guys have given the best information about moving to Africa and Ghana, that I have ever heard. Thank you for keeping it real with your subscribers.
I feel so blessed to have stumbled across your channel. My husband and I will be visiting Ghana in September and I have been searching for information on the Yellow Fever vaccine exemptions. You guys covered that topic succinctly, yet clear; thank you for your transparency. I can't wait to check out more videos!!
B E A U T I F U LL black family. Thank you all so much for this video and for sharing this very useful information with us all. How are the vegan options there? And how much would you need to for a stay of 4 weeks for a family of 3? Including a car and gas.. I have so many questions lol :D Willing to make a family trip to Ghana with my family also. Peace love and light to you all.
Beautiful family Such a wonderful love story. Ghana has been an experience for your family. I have been planning to relocate to Ghana for the past 4 years but it still needs more work in the plans and much saving money. I want to start a small business in Ghana with a friend who was born and raised in Ghana and still lives in Accra. I know it won't be easy but I'm willing to sacrifice. God Bless your family. Much love to all of you and everyone.
Wow! Just came across your channel in your Black Panther video ....blown away!!! Scrolled down this first video to learn more about your beautiful family experiencing the Motherland. Definitely subbing, and looking forward to learning more about you guys.
Omg, a vampire bat! I love your union and beautiful kids! I am actually living on Quinnipiac Ave, left Brooklyn as soon as my daughter graduated from high school. Now she's attending a university upstate New York. I really appreciate your videos, keep them coming please.
Great advice, really enjoyed watching your experience in Ghana! I’ve been going to ghana back and forth for about 15 years now and I love it there and my husband I also choose to invest in Ghana as apposed to investing in the UK. no better time than the present- best of luck!
I am so glad I came across these videos. I am thoroughly enjoying. Not sure if this is the first video...still looking...would like to start at beginning.
I'm new to your channel, I just subscribed to get more great videos. I'm a professional photographer; I've made a few trips to Ghana some years ago where I took my bicycle and everything I needed, including a tent to sleep in to be self-sufficient to travel around the area to get the full experience. I had a great time! Although I have no immediate plans to move there, I'd like to visit in the near future. I saw the video where the couple lived in a baghouse, I thought that was interesting as I'm building a small house in the woods in the south, I'll have to get more info on the baghouse build to give it a try myself. Keep those videos coming!!!
Medase! U & Family restore my Faithin 💜’& what a REAL FAMILY iS!!! U Sll Continue 2 warm 👁💜&💜Medase! Abundance of All Positive☺️🌞🌙⭐️📕🖤📗🌍🏝✊🏽🦋🐚🦋🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯💪🏾⛰🇩🇲💐
Juna Luna 😂 we've had some monumental arguments lol. But the loving and fun times in our life has outweighed the bad. 😉 We believe strongly in friendship and communication. After being together for 17 years and married for almost 15 this took lots of work ❤️
Thank you both so much for such relevant information I most certainly shall get everything in order so I can make my move in the next 5 years. I am a retiree but will go to help my eldest son and his family go. I will open a school there (my calling). You two have turned up my excitement. I was running to Panama but have returned to returning home to Africa now. My dream from several years ago...
I truly loved this video and you gave a wealth of important information. One thing I wondered about was schooling. I have children so I want to know what types of education are available and the costs etc. I know this video is a couple of years old but I hope you can respond. Thanks 🙂
Blue Jupiter Thank You so much for your support 😊 There are many schools available in Ghana. Some are local schools which is extremely affordable but the quality may not be what you are looking for. Then there are International schools which can be extremely expensive. We are somewhere in the middle. Our two younger children, 6 and 3, attend schools which is relatively affordable and very nice. We pay on average around $50 a month for each child. Our 3 older girls are homeschooled but they attend various child-friendly programs on occasion.
I'm so glad I found your videos. I will be heading back to Ghana in August I would love to meet you guys. This will be my third trip to Ghana. I'm currently living in America and I have plans on relocating to Ghana in the future. Good luck with everything.
Kiprotich Toroitich We had a few connections in Ghana before arriving. It was the easiest transition. It is also a relatively kind and peaceful country. 😊 our goal is to travel to see more of the world.
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Marlon Weir Well we currently live in Oyarifa which we really like cause it’s away from all the busy chaos in Accra. We met our home helpers randomly but we know of some placement agencies that can assist you on getting the help you need.
Thank you for the information. When my daughter (she was 18mos at that time) and I went to Ghana, we had to have the yellow fever shot, tetnum shot and take malaria pills. Now, I do have good allergies and eggs are one of them. My husband didn't need them; he's Togo born and Ghana raised. The jolluf rice is the best. Palm nut soup was too oily and spicy as well as the groundnut soup. The children now likes fufu, but not me, and I couldn't get used to eating rooster meat.
bat in the hotel. yes we can relate as well when a giant spider was crawling on the floor a hotel in Morocco. And first night and like major jetlag. lol
Oh my goodness I have watched several of your videos this morning absolutely phenomenal. I wish you all would’ve went over cost a little more how much does an average family need to live there for a few months how much would a single person need to live there for a few months. Kind of curious thank you all so much for sharing God bless see you when you’re traveling
So helpful. I am trying to get it together for next summer. Ghana, Togo and Benin are my target regions to visit per my DNA results. I really need a realistic snapshot of what it takes financially to spend 2-3 weeks there. Can you inbox me 'frugality tips'. Is it best to go through a travel agency or book on your own....things like that.
Alkaline water still has particulates floating in it that you cannot see, Distilled water has a 0 TDS level. Test your alkaline water with a tds meter and you will begin to understand that just because the water is alkaline does not me that all sediments have been removed not to mention you are still drinking fluoride in your alkaline water.
It depends on your personal taste. My wife and I like living near the mountains. That is why we chose Oyarifa, it is close to the mountains, but still close enough to Accra. I know lots of folks who live near Pram Pram which is near the water. The Volta area is very nice as well. Again it all depends on your personal preference. Whichever place you choose, I would recommend living in a location with good security. 🙂
What a beautiful family! Natural hair, natural look, family values!
Roni Awe ☺️ Thank You 🙏🏾
5 children. Wow, she looks amazing! And even better in later videos.
Sophia Hamilton-Brown Awe ☺️ Thank You for the kind words 🙏🏾
Angie B ☺️ Awe Thank You 🙏🏾
I agree. They both look fitter and more radiant now.
You resemble each other and with 5 children, I must admit, the 2 of you are looking gorgeous .
Ghana has done a fantastic job of encouraging African Americans to return. I did a solar installation in East Legon in 2015. Would love to visit Ghana again. Nigeria should be in your future plans
Christopher Onwuasoanya That is awesome! Solar is the way to go out here. Yes, we have to check Nigeria out. 😊
you two present well... thank you.. I moved to Ghana two years ago and still on another level of consciousness
marty mart Thank You 🙏🏾 The spiritual growth is real!
I am Ghanaian living in germany and I will love to visit you guys when I am back home on holidays.you guys are fulfilling what our forefathers said
I love your channel and the love between you two! Thank you for portraying Ghana so positively! But wait, so you went to Kumasi and your hosts didn't take you to Manhyia Palace, the residence of the Asantehene(King of Ashanti)? Whaaat? Naaaah you need to go back! There's also a fantastic museum near the palace where you could've indulged in the rich culture and history of the proud Ashanti warrior tribe and the Royal family and all about Queen Yaa Asantewaa, King Prempeh I and II, Nana Osei Tutu (the current Asantehene) etc. Also next time you go to the Ashanti Region please make a trip to Bonwire, the home of Kente fabric. There you can buy or see Kente being handwoven on wooden looms with vibrant silk and cotton threads into meaningful symbols and designs- its the real deal and worlds apart from the fake, printed replicas we see all the time! The list of things to do and see is endless but enjoy your time in Ghana anyway! Akwaaba my king and queen!
Yooooo!!! I've been in America for over 20 years, came here as a kid. I need to go back to Ghana ASAP. I've been watching your videos all weekend. Thank you so much for sharing
Beautiful Family. Africa loves you
My dream is to move to Africa with my hubby and two daughters. 6 months in South Africa, 6 months in Ghana and 6 months in Nigeria. You guys are amazing and your Black Panther in Ghana video brought me to your channel.
Lanisready T Your travel plans sound awesome! I'm so glad you found us. Thanks for the support 🤗🙏🏾
I have been to all of these places. Johannesburg is very nice. Lots of history there. Went to Nelson Mandela's house and to the Mandela Square Mall. Very nice feeling there. Capetown is nicer but whiter. In Nigeria, I actually liked Lagos and the energy there. But Victoria Island is the place to be. Abuja is also very nice. I got married in Ghana. Comfortable place. All these places have wonderful neighborhoods with extremely nice houses. If you have money, you live better there. The Malls and theatres are nice in every country. saw a lot of nice Plays. Even TV is nice with there local shows. Some are very entertaining. It will be a great experience for you.
kenneth king, I'm glad you had a wonderful time in Lagos and Abuja. You're right about the energy in Lagos. It's always buzzing. I'm from Lagos and I know my city is packed. You're right about Victoria Island. Have you been to Banana Island? Is much nicer than Victoria Island. The hustling and bustling of the city. Did your experience surpassed your expectation?
I am addicted to Africa. Can't get enough of it. I have also been to Ghana, Gambia, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia and South Africa. All to meet women or go to a religious convention. It always exceeds my expectations. Check out Highgrove village in Kenya. I have seen videos of Banana Island. If its better than Victoria Island, I must go there. I actually stayed at a place called Lekki while in Lagos.
kenneth king, awesome! It's obvious that you like travelling. Lekki is a nice place as well. Did you find any similarities between these countries you've visited? I bet this travelling has broaden your knowledge more.
Thanks for all your information. Yes! I am a retired educator, and I would like to make a change. My health is not at it's best, but the change will do be good. I indicated to you all in your other viedo's I hold three degrees. And hope to continue teaching at a University level in Ghana. I am willing to try. You both are great young people. Again thanks!
please go to ghana,mother Africa need your experience as a educator
Good that you people back to your own home,Ghana(Akwaaba,means welcome) from Esiamah ,Ghanaian in Brazil:Rio
Aline Moreira Thank You 🙏🏾 😊
I just found you guys after watching your Black Panther experience in Ghana. Wow! What an interesting and inspiring story. Thanks so much for sharing. Please continue sharing and please keep the videos coming. Here's to increased subscribers!
Wow I'm glad I came across your Channel and I enjoyed your videos also I respect how you gave good advice and let people know about your experience in Ghana, I myself was born in Ghana but raised here in America but I do miss my country planning on going back for good in the near future there's nothing like Africa..Peace
Eric B. Thanks for your support Eric. Yes Africa is a very special place and has so much to offer 🤗
Native Borne Next time you're in Ghana I truly recommend that you try to meet Dr. Obadele Kambon... he teaches at University of Ghana this brother is so brilliant he's originally from America but he moved his family to Ghana I think about 10 years ago he teaches at University of Ghana and now he speaks like three different Ghanaian languages, he has many videos on TH-cam also.
Eric B. We are actually in Ghana right now 😂 We have been here for over a year. Our children attended Obadele’s school and they are learning Tri. I agree he is absolutely brilliant. We will be creating an update on our experiences in Ghana so stay tuned. Be sure to check out our other videos. We have recently been vlogging about our day to day life in Ghana. ☺️
Native Borne wow that's great I'm happy for you guys you have a beautiful family and may the ancestors guide you and protect you always.. glad that you met dr. Kambon and your children are learning Twi... I'm from the Ga tribe so I speak Ga.
Eric B. Thanks Eric. May the ancestors protect you as well. That’s cool that you are from the Ga tribe!
Awesome round up- It's excellent to hear your experiences in Ghana. Love your mindset!
love the honesty
Nice scene and pictures from Ghana and you guys gives real positive vibes about your travels... I am from Aburi so it was nice to see hometown.... Enjoy your stay in Ghana
Adu Opoku Thank You 😊
Amazing video and beautiful video! To see the beautiful country of Ghana from your perspective was refreshing. It felt like I was there with you guys. Keep the videos coming!!
+Joanne Gaillard Thanks Jo Jo :) I sure will. Can't wait to see more of this beautiful world. I will def keep the camera rolling.
I’m from Ghana, currently in Richmond VA, I have learn so much from guys. I love you guys, I love watching you guys represent my country. Next time I’m in Ghana I will hit you guys up.
Thank you for your experience in Ghana.. With the children as well.Welcome, the big brave family
Ghana looks awesome. Good to see so many African Americans living there. Broadening our horizons is a must.
I like that "getting u back to your natural leaving".
smacoo muziki Thank You 🙏🏾
WELCOME HOME OUR BROTHERS. MORE VIDEOS
Thanks konkonbishl! It is home indeed.
Much respect..as africa..Am so happy to see lost tribes return home..Welcome home families..much respect
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing your experiences. You have no idea how much value you are giving people with this. African-Americans should definitely travel to Africa more. The continent is far more developed than is portrayed by the US media. You have Chinese and Indians pouring into Africa to do business. Why not African-Americans? There is serious money to be made in Africa, especially in booming countries like Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, and Kenya. A lot of business goes on in those countries, and with a bit of capital and a good business idea, you can turn a millionaire far quicker than you would in America.
ross meroe Thank You 🙏🏾 For sure, there are lots of business opportunities here in Africa; just be sure to connect with someone you trust to understand all the logistics. The opportunity is here, but it’s not the easiest process. 😉
You’re so right. But African Americans are obsessed with luxury and comfort so they miss out on great business opportunities in these developing countries.
This is a inspiring video I too am going to get my passport and come home me and my boys and plan to get a home been watching many videos but this is the best
sherkita Gibson Wow thank you! 🙏🏾 Sounds Awesome! This will be a great experience for you and your boys ☺️
Much respect to you both. Appreciate your worldview and your willingness to share with others. Continued Peace & Blessings
I think this is a well covered insightful look at Ghana. .I would love to go.
+Samaiyah Muhammad Thanks Sam! You have to go! It is a great experience and you will love it!
awesome closing remarks. . Africa is your heritage. fully partake in it..
Omg you guys are so beautiful.
Thank you so much
😊
Thank you for this video!! Very informative!! You guys are a beautiful couple 😊😊
Kidada Glasaco Awe Thanks 🤗 We appreciate you.
You are such a lovely couple and family. Thoroughly enjoyed listening to your experiences and look forward to more of your videos.
This eased my busy mind. Time for bed!
Omg best place to live in Africa... Ghana..
Thank you so much for taking the time to post this video.
John I'm really feeling your vlogs. Talking about being in the right spirit...that's you and your family to a T!
coldbrewski Man, we really appreciate the support and the positive vibes. Much love to you and yours 😊
coldbrewski Man, we really appreciate the support and the positive vibes. Much love to you and yours 😊
This is a very positive channel, thanks guys.
I love you guys ❤ Beautiful family!
Devinediva111 Thank You for the kind words ☺️
Thank you for sharing your video. Stay blessed.
This young couple is amazing. I feel proud to of them
Love you guys. Amazing fam. Keep up the great job.
Thank you so much for this video! I appreciate you sharing your experiences in Ghana. Such practical advice. I am ready to go! You have such a beautiful family. Wishing many blessings to you and yours.
Great upload... Can't wait to visit myself
Thank You! 😊
Just found your channel..Very happy..Beautiful Black Strong Successful Family..✊🏾💪🏾❤
10k so happy for yall
Loved this video ❤
LEONORAMICAH Thank You 🤗
I am new to your channel, and I have to say that you guys have given the best information about moving to Africa and Ghana, that I have ever heard. Thank you for keeping it real with your subscribers.
Love your videos... beautiful souls...beautiful family🌹🌹♥️
I feel so blessed to have stumbled across your channel. My husband and I will be visiting Ghana in September and I have been searching for information on the Yellow Fever vaccine exemptions. You guys covered that topic succinctly, yet clear; thank you for your transparency. I can't wait to check out more videos!!
B E A U T I F U LL black family. Thank you all so much for this video and for sharing this very useful information with us all.
How are the vegan options there?
And how much would you need to for a stay of 4 weeks for a family of 3? Including a car and gas..
I have so many questions lol :D
Willing to make a family trip to Ghana with my family also. Peace love and light to you all.
Beautiful family
Such a wonderful love story.
Ghana has been an experience for your family.
I have been planning to relocate to Ghana for the past 4 years but it still needs more work in the plans and much saving money.
I want to start a small business in Ghana with a friend who was born and raised in Ghana and still lives in Accra.
I know it won't be easy but I'm willing to sacrifice.
God Bless your family.
Much love to all of you and everyone.
I love ya'll's positive energy!
Wow! Amazing, I’m so glad I came across your channel!
Wow! Just came across your channel in your Black Panther video ....blown away!!! Scrolled down this first video to learn more about your beautiful family experiencing the Motherland. Definitely subbing, and looking forward to learning more about you guys.
Omg, a vampire bat! I love your union and beautiful kids! I am actually living on Quinnipiac Ave, left Brooklyn as soon as my daughter graduated from high school. Now she's attending a university upstate New York. I really appreciate your videos, keep them coming please.
Awesome!!
Wahab Odusola Thanks 🙏🏾
Great advice, really enjoyed watching your experience in Ghana! I’ve been going to ghana back and forth for about 15 years now and I love it there and my husband I also choose to invest in Ghana as apposed to investing in the UK. no better time than the present- best of luck!
I am so glad I came across these videos. I am thoroughly enjoying. Not sure if this is the first video...still looking...would like to start at beginning.
I'm new to your channel, I just subscribed to get more great videos. I'm a professional photographer; I've made a few trips to Ghana some years ago where I took my bicycle and everything I needed, including a tent to sleep in to be self-sufficient to travel around the area to get the full experience. I had a great time! Although I have no immediate plans to move there, I'd like to visit in the near future. I saw the video where the couple lived in a baghouse, I thought that was interesting as I'm building a small house in the woods in the south, I'll have to get more info on the baghouse build to give it a try myself. Keep those videos coming!!!
Medase! U & Family restore my Faithin 💜’& what a REAL FAMILY iS!!! U Sll Continue 2 warm 👁💜&💜Medase! Abundance of All Positive☺️🌞🌙⭐️📕🖤📗🌍🏝✊🏽🦋🐚🦋🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯💪🏾⛰🇩🇲💐
Thank you brother and sister, I'm proud of you.
Feel so good watching you guys😘😘
You guys seem like you never fight. What's your secret?
Juna Luna 😂 we've had some monumental arguments lol. But the loving and fun times in our life has outweighed the bad. 😉 We believe strongly in friendship and communication. After being together for 17 years and married for almost 15 this took lots of work ❤️
Thank you both so much for such relevant information
I most certainly shall get everything in order so I can make my move in the next 5 years. I am a retiree but will go to help my eldest son and his family go. I will open a school there (my calling). You two have turned up my excitement. I was running to Panama but have returned to returning home to Africa now. My dream from several years ago...
I truly loved this video and you gave a wealth of important information. One thing I wondered about was schooling. I have children so I want to know what types of education are available and the costs etc. I know this video is a couple of years old but I hope you can respond. Thanks 🙂
Blue Jupiter Thank You so much for your support 😊 There are many schools available in Ghana. Some are local schools which is extremely affordable but the quality may not be what you are looking for. Then there are International schools which can be extremely expensive. We are somewhere in the middle. Our two younger children, 6 and 3, attend schools which is relatively affordable and very nice. We pay on average around $50 a month for each child. Our 3 older girls are homeschooled but they attend various child-friendly programs on occasion.
I'm so glad I found your videos. I will be heading back to Ghana in August I would love to meet you guys. This will be my third trip to Ghana. I'm currently living in America and I have plans on relocating to Ghana in the future. Good luck with everything.
Im so proud of u and your family. Are u still there?
I’ve visited Cape Coast and omg it’s so beautiful and peaceful. I said if I decided to move to Ghana it would be there
Love that I found you guys😊
Your wife look like mc lyte! God bless the both of you and your babies.you are Inspirational.thank you! I wanna go home too!
they are such a beautiful family
I love you bro for taking that bold step
This was good and informative as a reminder of what to do and what to expect when preparing to make a real life change. Thanks! Great job!!
Great video! This video had so much content, it felt like it was much longer than 28 minutes.
I laughed out loud with u guys wen u played da drums
Great information you are sharing with us...Thanks much!! This has help me a great deal to do what you two have done.
Im fairly new but i think i have watched almost all your videos i love it
I'm Soa proud of both of ua beautiful pictures
Fola Zuri Awe Thank You 😉
Native Borne Greetingz UR Welcum Blessings To UA And Ur family
wonder why most black americans when moving to africa choose ghana? love from an east african
Kiprotich Toroitich We had a few connections in Ghana before arriving. It was the easiest transition. It is also a relatively kind and peaceful country. 😊 our goal is to travel to see more of the world.
Native Borne cool. Never been to west Africa or north though my brother in law is half Ghanaian half kenyan . Come visit the savannah some time.
Kiprotich Toroitich Cool 😎 would love to see that part of the continent. We bout to crash at your place with the 5 kids 😜
Kiprotich Toroitich haven't u watched the Ghana videos it beautiful amongst out things that's why ppl prefer Ghana and not ur side👅
Where are u
LOL ya'll are hilarious the forest adventure!
I like this channel. Very nice.
Excellent dissemination of info. I'm addicted 2 your vlogs. Beautiful Family. I'm wonderin Bobos name I think I kno him 😌💜🌍⛰💯🖤🌴✊🏽💪🏾🌞🌛⭐️🦋🐚🦋🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🖤✊🏽💜🏝
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Is this John that went to BHS? Good to see you in Africa!
What area did you guys live i that had that great rent for a home and helpers? Great video btw, very informative and honest :-)
Marlon Weir Well we currently live in Oyarifa which we really like cause it’s away from all the busy chaos in Accra. We met our home helpers randomly but we know of some placement agencies that can assist you on getting the help you need.
Native Borne can you give me the area where you live or agency number
Beautiful family. Thanks for sharing
I'm new to your channel.
great video great info . how much does those pizzas go for in Ghana ?
humble life Medium sized pizzas range from 35 to 55 cedis. So about 12 bucks. Roughly the same as the U.S
New subscriber. I am so glad I found your channel. You should consider doing a tour group...I would definitely join.
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Thank you for the information. When my daughter (she was 18mos at that time) and I went to Ghana, we had to have the yellow fever shot, tetnum shot and take malaria pills. Now, I do have good allergies and eggs are one of them. My husband didn't need them; he's Togo born and Ghana raised. The jolluf rice is the best. Palm nut soup was too oily and spicy as well as the groundnut soup. The children now likes fufu, but not me, and I couldn't get used to eating rooster meat.
I would love to take a trip with y'all to Africa dream come true
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful family
bat in the hotel. yes we can relate as well when a giant spider was crawling on the floor a hotel in Morocco. And first night and like major jetlag. lol
Lol
Oh my goodness I have watched several of your videos this morning absolutely phenomenal. I wish you all would’ve went over cost a little more how much does an average family need to live there for a few months how much would a single person need to live there for a few months. Kind of curious thank you all so much for sharing God bless see you when you’re traveling
So helpful. I am trying to get it together for next summer. Ghana, Togo and Benin are my target regions to visit per my DNA results. I really need a realistic snapshot of what it takes financially to spend 2-3 weeks there. Can you inbox me 'frugality tips'. Is it best to go through a travel agency or book on your own....things like that.
Distilled water is the BEST water you can drink.
Soldierinarms 👍🏽 Right
Alkaline water still has particulates floating in it that you cannot see, Distilled water has a 0 TDS level. Test your alkaline water with a tds meter and you will begin to understand that just because the water is alkaline does not me that all sediments have been removed not to mention you are still drinking fluoride in your alkaline water.
Soldierinarms True That!!
Ghana is one of the countries I want to visit. What would you say is the best place to live in Ghana.
It depends on your personal taste. My wife and I like living near the mountains. That is why we chose Oyarifa, it is close to the mountains, but still close enough to Accra. I know lots of folks who live near Pram Pram which is near the water. The Volta area is very nice as well. Again it all depends on your personal preference. Whichever place you choose, I would recommend living in a location with good security. 🙂
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