The Coolest City to Visit in 2024: Accra Ghana
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2025
- Join me on an exciting journey as i explore the vibrant capital of Ghana, Accra! In this travel vlog, I experienced the rich flavors of Ghanaian cuisine as i indulged in the famous Jollof rice, a must-try dish for any foodie visiting the region.
I also immersed myself in the local culture by visiting a beautiful church that reflects the spiritual heart of the community. Additionally, i explored one of Accra's fascinating museums, where you can learn more about Ghana's history and independence.
Whether you're planning a trip to Ghana or simply looking to experience its culture from home, this video is packed with inspiration and insights. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel adventures!
I shared tips for those who want to travel around Africa and need tips on how to get a yellow fever vaccination card. Here is the link to the video
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Glad you enjoyed your first 24 hours in my country, Ghana!🇬🇭
It was amazing 😊
Good editing. I will be there next month. So excited!
I know you will have a good time
Air bnb looks super cool
Yes it’s really nice. And their customer service top notch 🔥
I would sure be staying there when next i am in Ghana
@@ekwuribeagape6924 don’t forget to mention I sabi waka recommended 😀
For the fact that it is about projecting Ghana, I have liked it already. I have also subscribed
@@benassstudio6446 thank you 😊
Good one my daughter keep it up, Almighty God will continue to take you higher in Jesus Name Amen
@@ijeomanworisa8833 amen 🙏
Welcome to Ghana 🇬🇭. I’m certain my country will live up to your expectations 🙌🏾
@@lostwithjordan it did live up to, but will it continue to when I visit other countries ? That’s the big question 🤔. This is my first country but it definitely stole my heart 😊
@@IsabiWaka When you get to Kenya or South Africa, I'm afraid you will have a change of heart. 😂
@@alexchui3511 can’t wait to get there. Those countries on my list
Sister, take note that there was nothing like jollof in Nigeria in the old days. Jollof rice is a new thing in Nigeria. Ask the old people in Nigeria about this and they will confirm what I am saying. I stayed in Lagos in the old days.
@@frankbekoe3109 oh wow really? I need to make my findings
U r 💯soo right abt this comment.
@@emmanuelagebila6548 okay
Jollof is a Senegalese dish
@@priscillaelynam3880 yes dear I know jollof is originally a Senegalese dish. I am looking forward to try it on my trip to Senegal
Girl I love your vibe ❤
Thank you 😊
So great ❤
@@Andrews-q5c episode 2 dropped today. Check my ghana escapade playlist so you don’t miss out 😊
Let me speak like an American got me 😂
@@pip_juice7118 😂😂😂😂.
Waoo
@@ishmealbanda5842 😊
New video. So happy
Thank you, hope you enjoyed it 😊
Yeah. Can’t wait for the next content
The place is really looking beautiful
@@tomzoe5431 thank you
My Country is Actually a Beautiful Country,not soo Bad❤❤❤
@@TettehDzifah yes it’s really beautiful I must say 😊
@IsabiWaka am sorry but you cant eat jollof from just anywhere and conclude that nigeria jollif is better. Don't be delusional, nigeria jollof is not even close..check all the jollof competitions where nigeria was involved and they lost
@@kennyKelvins I am rating from the two places I ate. When next I revisit I will try somewhere else. And don’t take it personal everyone entitled to their opinions
@IsabiWaka True.!!. do well to try some place else next time because am sure you ate at the wrong place. trust me on that.
@@kennyKelvins okay ooo 😂😂
God bless
@@klaw1425 and you too 😊
You are very beautiful keep it up.
@@nicholasackatiah1313 thank you 😊
@@nicholasackatiah1313 episode 2 out you can watch that too 😊
Nice vlog
Apartment so cozy and beautiful 😊
We waiting for more 😃👯♀️
More to come!
Very stunning beautiful sister
@@klaw1425 thanks 😊
You Dey my area abi Darkuman 🤣🤣 .abegi try wetin come to my house let me prepare home made food for you.
I'm a Ghanaian and from the Ga tribe that has roots from Ile Ife. I'm saying this because my sister is also called Adaku
Oh wow nice to meet you 😊
@@IsabiWaka nice meeting you as well.
Definitely have to follow my sister
Why you wear the sunglasses but no sun inside the home?
😂😂😂😂. I was going out just fashion
You should go to the beach 🏝️ before you leave Ghana
@@fugeesazaro7535 I visited a beach resort but unfortunately didn’t enjoy the view cause it was in the night. But I still had fun
What’s jollof rice abegi I need prepare Ghana 🇬🇭 food not children food 🥘 😂😂😂
😂😂😂 what a disrespect to Nigerian food. You call it children food 😂. Just wow!
Do your research Ghana has won so many competitions where Nigeria is involved.
@@rubyampon8797 hmmm 🤔. Should we start a battle in the comment section? I am pretty sure you don’t want that. But I am trying to think back to anywhere I mentioned competition 🤔. Please remind me. Or are you taking of jollof?
I knew u ll pretend at first 😂😂🇹🇬🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 Nigerian Jollof is all Spices😃😃🏡😡
@@sourcestvghuk9897 Omo 😂😂😂
@@IsabiWaka can I get contact number of ur ABNB?
My mum used to tell me ...there was like nothing Jollof when she was there in the eighties. She was a life skills teacher in OYO and Niger states. Ghanaians introduced Jollof to Nigerians in the late 70's and the 80's
It’s not by who introduce the dish. It was about which I preferred and which tasted better to me. And besides jollof rice was not originated in ghana. It’s originally a Senegalese dish. So if what you claim is true that Ghanaians introduced jollof, I am pretty sure it was also introduced to Ghanaians too probably by the Senegalese. Does make Senegalese jollof better than ghana jollof or Nigerian jollof. No! So my point exactly 👍
@IsabiWaka Senegambian jollof is far tastier than both Nigeria and Ghanaian jollof. They don't even come close. I am Ghanaian and travel to Nigeria and Senegal several times a year.
@@Frank-Bediko62 my next destination Senegal. Would definitely try it out
Good to connect with your roots but don't make the mistake of visiting Kenya, otherwise you will not go back to Ghana! 😂🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️
Kenya is on my list. I will be visiting next year. And I am Nigerian not Ghanaian 😊
Soon they will say Charlie Wate is Yoruba language
Nobody said so ooo 😂😂😂. I just like the way you guys say charle. And I know it’s a Ghanaian thing not Nigeria. There was no where in my video it was mentioned that Charlie is a Nigerian word
I didn't say you said I'm saying soon your fellow Nigerians will say. I didn't say you said .
@@adeabaarmah2259 ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
@@IsabiWakaChale means friend in Ga. Gas are the natives of Accra. Chale wote means let's go, friend.
@@Frank-Bediko62 oh nice charle 😂😂😂
Which food costs you like 30 dollars ?😂
@@fugeesazaro7535 mistake 30 cds that’s why I put it on the screen 😂😂
I was shock my sister😂😂😂
Please please please try a better place
@@tomzoe5431 😊
I was at Bendel state by then a town near Warri called Alaja there was nothing like Nigeria jollof rice it was not part of your delicacy I mean in the early eighties
@@SefaGyimah early eighties. Wahala 😂😂😂😂
Charlie is a Ghanaian term and slogan but now when every Nigerian is talking they want to say Charlie which is a Ghanaian term
I am in ghana. So why not 😂😂😂
They always copy Ghana 🇬🇭 .
Even here in Europa when they ask them of their nationality they start pretending to be Ghanaians but their bad English soon gives them up ...
@@adeabaarmah2259they use it coz they are here and want to feel our vibe.. it happens everywhere. If yu go to Spain for a vacation for instance.. yu would keep some few Spanish words to throw out there so the host ppl will "like yu"
Don't be hard on this.. its a friendly attitude.
They just want to sound friendly and feel our vibes so don't be hard on them. It happens with tourists everywhere. Some Ghanians also use theirs..OMO. hw abt that.. let's preach friendliness. Ok.ye promote tourism enti ntokwa biaa nni ho wai.. my sis