I admire the beautiful preservation of their cultural artifacts for the younger Ivorian generation to see how life was back in those days. Grand Bassam has lots of French colonial architectures. Wow! That’s some good food. Thanks Stella. 👍🏿🇺🇸
Nice video! I wish you had a tour guide to explain the meaning of the various artifacts, and to tell us about the old building. The food looks good, and the presentation is excellent. I Big Up the waiter!
Another great content!! Please be mindful when flying a Drone in Cote D'ivoire cause they are banned over there! Just so u won't get in any trouble😊 stay blessed 🙏
Akans are in Ivory Coast too. Most of them migrated from Ghana before colonization. We are all the same people. Just like the Ewes in both Ghana and Togo.
The effort on this content is great💯. 20mins worth✅ it and I am so happy making this experience with you through this video. Thank you Stella for sharing this with us✨🌹
Grand Bassam is in the Akan speaking region of Cote d'Ivoire. Granted that you may not be Akan but did they explore whether a tour guide in a local language such as Twi, Nzema Ebrie was available ? This is where we shoot ourselves in the foot we dont try to make our languages relevant
@@diguiolainc7930 it is not just Akans that were divided by the arbitrary lines drawn up by europeans. There are others such as the Banda. All one family though !
Well, now I see why that call that province/village, I-be-dammed. Gosh gosh, Ibedammed is too expensive to eat there. Almost 50 dollars for two to eat some yams, burger, and what have you.
Grand Bassam was part of Ghana's territory the British handed over to the French. From Bondouku, Agniblikro, Agbengorou to Grand Bassam were all part of Ashanti territory
Ghana did not exist until 1957 Nor is it Asante territory It may have been part of the Asante empire for a short while but not at the time the europeans divided it I believe Grand Bassam is part of Ebrie territory who are Akan, although there are a lot of Nzemas there.
Not me dancing to your background beat 😂😂.
I admire the beautiful preservation of their cultural artifacts for the younger Ivorian generation to see how life was back in those days. Grand Bassam has lots of French colonial architectures. Wow! That’s some good food. Thanks Stella. 👍🏿🇺🇸
This was a wounderful presentatio. Iam a diasporan in the Caribbean Islands of the west afrikan Hebrew slaves . I'll be there soon, blessings
Nice video! I wish you had a tour guide to explain the meaning of the various artifacts, and to tell us about the old building. The food looks good, and the presentation is excellent. I Big Up the waiter!
Grand bassam are Nzemas but in Ivory Coast they called them Apollo/apllonian
Another great video.
The traditional Ivorian clothing/attire is awesome.
Mancala games (Oware) are played all over Africa.
Another great content!! Please be mindful when flying a Drone in Cote D'ivoire cause they are banned over there! Just so u won't get in any trouble😊 stay blessed 🙏
Ivory Coast is definitely a place to visit as a vlogger. I'm loving the locations you're showing us so far 🥰
Akans are in Ivory Coast too. Most of them migrated from Ghana before colonization. We are all the same people. Just like the Ewes in both Ghana and Togo.
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Great concepts, packaging and presentation.
Greater achievement ahead.
Definitely travel goals . This was beautifully done and so wholesome to watch . Thank you. Continue enjoying your journey ❤🌍
Your English is so beautiful to listen.
Choice of music!!! What a vibe 🙂🥰
This is a brilliant idea for archiving histories oo👏
Ivory Coast is amazing 🔥🤩
Great video Stella Shanelly ♥️
The effort on this content is great💯. 20mins worth✅ it and I am so happy making this experience with you through this video.
Thank you Stella for sharing this with us✨🌹
Nice
Another great video.
Much love 💕
beautiful and educative video!! you do alll 😁
Wow nice tour, love your outfit and the drone short 🤗❤️👌
Very interesting historical information.
Nice one
Hi Stella another banger video 🌝🔥🔥🌝
Grand Bassam is in the Akan speaking region of Cote d'Ivoire.
Granted that you may not be Akan but did they explore whether a tour guide in a local language such as Twi, Nzema Ebrie was available ?
This is where we shoot ourselves in the foot we dont try to make our languages relevant
Nice here
Traditional Kente in the mesium great job girl
We are back again Chale 😄
Awesome video,love the editing wow!
Extremely grateful for content like this.
Dope content
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When People say Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 has been built by France 🇫🇷 this is the city that France built in colonial time and that’s it.
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Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 are just Ghanaians
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They're not Ghanaians but 37% - 42% of the population is Akan.
@@diguiolainc7930 They were part of Ghana (Gold Coast) before Ghana and Ivory Coast became 2 different countries
@@diguiolainc7930 it is not just Akans that were divided by the arbitrary lines drawn up by europeans.
There are others such as the Banda.
All one family though !
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Well, now I see why that call that province/village, I-be-dammed. Gosh gosh, Ibedammed is too expensive to eat there. Almost 50 dollars for two to eat some yams, burger, and what have you.
Grand-Bassam is more expensive than Abidjan.
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Grand Bassam was part of Ghana's territory the British handed over to the French. From Bondouku, Agniblikro, Agbengorou to Grand Bassam were all part of Ashanti territory
Ghana did not exist until 1957
Nor is it Asante territory
It may have been part of the Asante empire for a short while but not at the time the europeans divided it
I believe Grand Bassam is part of Ebrie territory who are Akan, although there are a lot of Nzemas there.
Asante’s do not you have any territory in Ivory Coast liar
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Grand-Bassam my birthplace my ♥️everything 🫶🏿