What are your thoughts on Akosombo? Id definitely love to have a home here. Also, i am taking the rest of January off to regroup and come back with amazing content. Appreciate all the love and id see you guys soon. ❤️❤️❤️ Here are links to Marintia and Nubuke’s channel th-cam.com/users/MarintiaEiko th-cam.com/users/nubuke
The world doesn’t need billionaires, while poor people struggle to feed their families . We need givers and not hoarders. Money is a by-product of business what you do with it speaks volumes. Greed is not a trait to be driven by.
Jasmine! Marintia and Nubuke, what a WONDERFUL line up of INTELLEGENT, BEAUTIFUL AND TALENTED WOMEN! Money gives you OPTIONS in LIFE. How you make it is ANOTHER STORY! Yeah!
I agree with Nubuke. It is nearly impossible for billionaires to make that much money without being unethical. Let's think about working conditions of Amazon workers in order to meet demand. There are so many stories of factory workers complaining about unfavourable working conditions all in the name of making profit.
I think you’re generalising here, the fact that someone is very rich didn’t mean that they skinned. people alive to get there. The world need more rich generous people. The billions of dollars of endowment money to tertiary institutions around the world , the billions to poor nations to support child mortality fights , polio vaccinations and many more are all good causes articulated by the rich. There is such thing as corporate responsibility and practice .Money can be made through hard work innovation and creativity, you don’t need to be mean or nasty to be rich . Bash the daylight of robbers, the politicians.
For some of these billionaires it is no longer about money but the power and influence they can wield. This is where it can become unethical and dangerous. E.g. BIllionaires imposing their ideas on the course of humanity and influencing institutions and individuals to implement such ideas. Or billions spent on vanity space travel projects which could have been better spent to alleviate poverty and suffering around the world.
23:00 I understand her perfectly; she's trying to explain to you ladies that his ability to distribute his billionaire wealth through jobs and opportunities is the view to take. Not just philanthropy & giving, but empowerment in several ways 💱
Blind Guy, His Wife, Their Life No, it sounds like she's coming from an anti-capitalist point of view, which some number of people are taking up these days. If someone earns their money how is it a bad thing? Many billionaires already hire a lot of people and it's their choice what they do with their money. But the fact that they give people jobs in their enterprise alone is to their credit. Because you don't always have to involve people in what you do. The powerful are more worthy of criticism than the rich. And I understand why they're discussed in the same way because they often overlap. But sometimes the rich don't really have power. How humans deal with humans is the thing to focus on, and it's where the rich usually abuse the poor, it's not about how much money anyone has personally
@@blackblaze5271 Thank you for that introspection. I can agree with that as well because she was never really given the opportunity to fully explain. The anti-capitalist point of view is one that I'm familiar with but not as experienced with. 💫
I visited Volta region this Summer . We stayed at Volta Hotel with a baby and really enjoyed the pool. We met another family from Accra that had bought a day’s entry to the pool area and did that once a year to refresh in the green hills. The relatively short drive - which is very interesting in itself w fantastic landscapes on the way, makes it a easy choice for a family day out.
Places like Akosombo township,Tema township was Dr Kwame Nkrumah plan for Ghana but unfortunately, Ghana did not really understand him and with the help and influence of the west we truncated his plans
I believe if you just live to make money. Then you haven't lived. It is what you do with the money you make, and how you make it. Sometimes you can't stop growth. A lot of people don't advertise what they give away. I know what she is saying that some people have a lot, and just waste while others struggle to live. So why aim for such a high goal and not help others.
A billionaire became so because of the ordinary folks… without them he/she can’t be a billionaire.So it’s fair to say such people need to distribute their wealth more, rather than just paying taxes and that’s it.
For some of these billionaires it is no longer about money but the power and influence they can wield. This is where it can become unethical and dangerous. E.g. BIllionaires imposing their ideas on the course of humanity and influencing institutions and individuals to implement such ideas. Or billions spent on vanity space travel projects which could have been better spent to alleviate poverty and suffering around the world.
That conversation at breakfast is really interesting. Nubuke has a great point, only worded a little confusing👍🏽 Overall, This place is IT. Beautiful sceneries and a great tourist attraction🥰
Jo Gardner She doesn't have a point 😁. It's the thing to complain about capitalism these days, but like she just demonstrated, most people don't really understand why or what they're talking about. Every system has it's issues, and human nature is always going to play a factor. That's what we need to work on and not committing to foreign ideologies
I was struggling to understand why you guys could not understand her point. The history of how baron's accumulate their wealth is there and is clear. It is a bit naive to say...Oh when I become a billionaire I will do x, y and z...it never happens. The Carnegies have a foundation that still functions to donate money for the arts but what they donate pales in comparison to the wealth the amassed at the expense of the environment and people's lives. A world where few have billions while others are subsisting on less than a dollar per day in an inequitable world. Kudos young lady, we need youth like you at the helm
Jasmine, I just returned from Akosombo on Friday, after spending two days there. I actually lived in Akosombo for 11 years and attended Akosombo International School. My younger brother was born in Akosombo. Akosombo is my second home. As the former Chief Executive of Volta River Authority, my late father was instrumental in transforming the slum infested part of Akosombo, (known as combine to your right, as you enter the township) and relocated all the inhabitants to decent housing. Trees and vegetation replaced the slums.
@@JasmineAmaa On your next trip to Akosombo, I recommend you visit The Peninsula Hotel and Resort, that is if you haven't been there. It's a very impressive place, with fun activities such as horseback riding, canopy walk, tennis, etc. You get there by taking Marine Drive to the Maritime Club. You can take a boat from the Maritime Club to The Peninsula Hotel and Resort or continue driving on the stretch of road from the Maritime Club to the resort.
@@JasmineAmaaI heard the same thing regarding the roads, so I took a boat from the Maritime Club to an embankment on the other side (approximately five minutes boat ride), where an SUV from the resort will pick you up, drive you on a winding and hilly road to the resort (about five minutes). When you are ready to return, the SUV will bring you back and you take the boat back to the Maritime Club. The driver of the SUV however, told me that the road leading to the resort was recently graded, so it's not that bad. I saw salon cars parked, which attested to that fact.
Enjoyed this one also.. Nubuke made me think… Ok my piece, if after hitting a value in wealth you then start giving out capital without taking back profit but your principal; then ploughing the profits back into the business then maybe a lot more people will be empowered financially with more opportunities springing up. This is what I made of her argument, whether it’s feasible or not is another debate. Thanks for another banger… “one man million” 🤣🤣😋
I understand what Nubuke is saying, I had this conversation before and struggled explaining myself as well. But after listening to you guys discussing, there is no issue with being a billionaire, what matters is that you make a point to help others less fortunate than you. Thank you again for sharing!
It sounded like your friend Nubuke was trying to make a very good point but we didn't get to hear her in full....Thank you for sharing your trip. Yes, it is a gorgeous place and I hope you get to live there one day.
@Jamine Ama You got that one right . The Akosombo township and the surrounds is the most beautiful place in Ghana. Planners could do better with the area around the bridge and river foreshores
It's always nice to see you eat the food and discuss how to eat it🥣 Thanks to you we frequent the Ghanaian restaurant near us and we know how to enjoy kelewele, kontumire, light pepper soup, banku, and so much more 🥜 🌶
Love the heated discussion, the ratings along the way, and not quite 100s & 1000s. Snakes, how did you manage to live in Syndey and not run into one? In saying that, my latest run in with a snake was arriving at Boti Falls, and hey presto! and my exact thought was where are the parents. I really wanted to get to the Adomi bridge, but have to schedule another trip for all the things I missed.
Always wondered if they'd allow one to bring their own kayak on the water? You ladies look beautiful, serene ambiance and the food looks SO delicious 😋. ❤❤❤
I love your videos it reminds me when I was in Ghana. I visited Akosombo few times. I will definitely be visiting and spend some days when I go to Ghana on holidays. Old memories. 😊😊😊
51 seconds of viewing your video and had to comment on how beautiful your editing is, plus the music, a joy…can’t wait to watch….thank you for your efforts 💫🇬🇧❤️
Volta region is one of the most lush and green places to live in Ghana. It is so peaceful, natural and unspoilt. Its also my perfect future hideaway x!
Nubuke is 💯% correct. You can not accumulate $1B in wealth without exploiting others. Money does not just appear from nowhere. You extract the value that is being added from the labor of employees. What Nubuke is saying is that if you have a very successful business, you should do things like ensuring employee pay is high, profit sharing, stock options, top notch health care, etc. Nubuke understands the economics. There's a reason Apple manufacturing plants have to have catch nets to prevent people from jumping to their deaths, while Apple passes $1T in assets. Jasmine and Marintia... Gotta say, a bit disappointed, but there's always room to learn. Edit - To bring a direct example, Elon musk and many other tech billionaires are exploiting people all over Africa to obtain the rare earth metals and other elements needed to make those cars/devices. Those people are getting basically nothing but enough to buy food to survive to the next day and do it all again. Modern day slavery.
They are polluting Africa to ensure their billions! No body happens upon a billion dollars. To say that Elon and Jeff, and all of the others are not intently and intentionally working to maintain and expand their billions by any means necessary is utterly absurd.
And let's talk about how many countries are exploiting Africa since colonization. Annually the amounts are astounding and sickening. Young sisters it is happening...be that generation for change💜
Browcoat Blue False. And also a lot of people make money unethically not just billionaires 😁 That's how humans function. That's why no system is perfect. We've already had our past with socialism and other ideologies (they only lead to destruction). Let's not entertain this nonsense cause it's trending now. The only way a billionaire can make their money in a less ethical way than others is by not following regulations and not paying their workers reasonably. We don't need to turn into ideologues or be steeped in ideological battles that make a mess of everything. That's the last thing ghana or africa needs
@ Jasmine you should you, all ways go back and visit it is so beautiful there and is not that far "i love seeing where you're from lovely just like you are🙌
Hi Jasmine, that young lady in the front seat has a beautiful voice, I hope she sings..wow! Oooh! Japan is back in Ghana niiice! That corn treat is called corn dumpling in my Mom's native land known as Anguilla, a British tiny colony, located inthe Eastern Caribbean ...We wrap them in sea grape leaves. Very delicious when made with fresh locally grown corn. I enjoy this Great content Ms. AMA & have shared. Thanks for your inspirational content.
You're one of the best clogged Jasmine. Also if you have time please explore Ho in volta region. Its one of the most underrated towns and its sad that people only focus on South volta (Keta)
I visited in 2014 and fell inlove..I have two lands there ... If people only knew how beautiful the whole Volta region...... If I win the lotteries I will make the volta region a paradise.
@@shalomashalom2592 same sis, they have just built an airport over there and the Adaklu mountain is breathtaking. I would also recommend anyone to stay in the Volta serene Hotel on the hills. Beautiful view
Wow....the aesthetics in this vlog 🥰...sisy u re good at what u do. Beautiful conversation concerning billionaires and brilliant point of views. I enjoyed this 😊
hi Jasmine nice to see again in 2022 you have stared the new as u finished 2021 with great videos and i'll be looking at them all too. things r again looking bad here in Sydney with the covid-19 virus the Omicron strain the last 24 hours we have had over 50,000 cases but fortunately only 11 deaths (if u can call it fortunate).the government here in this country have gone NUTS. anyway Jasmine i am happy to see u all there enjoying each others company and friendship love u all. Ashley Australia.
stop interrupting nubuke talking about billionaires. she makes great sense. they could, for instance, pay their employees more, but they don't. that benefits many. in the u.s., these companies don't even pay taxes yet they get tax breaks and other benefits. and no, they don't give as much as they could. in the u.s., a lot of these "gifts" are reported. you guys didn't even want to listen to her. nubuke is correct. the world does not benefit from elon musk or jeff bezos being worth $100+ billion.
Wow super amazing that town is so beautiful I love water Africa is so exciting great video keep them coming I love you ladies vibe keep shining strong and last but no not least you are a very attractive woman Happy New Year looking forward to seeing your next video
Jasmine eating the shrimp the proper way!😍 When I eat my shrimp without peeling the shell off people in this part of the world look at me like I’m crazy😂
Your language you speak is Awesome 👌. I am Private Chef here US..But my visit to Ghana will be strictly to RELAX and have Massage everyday on my stay 😊 🥰👌
I live for your videos, I am often transported to a beautiful vacation location. Keep up the good work. To whom much is given, much is required, one can't give a lot if one does not have a lot to give. If one has a lot and do not give then that becomes a problem. Just my $0.02😀 one with a lot that refuses to give.
Hey Jasmine, your videos make me miss Ghana so much! Can't wait to go back next year, want to try so much more foods and learn the origin of my name! Can't wait for your next video! :-)
Yes. Individuals can own land in and around Akosombo. I actually own a 3.2 acre land I'm looking at selling/developing into holiday homes. Secondly just a point of correction: the Adomi bridge is actually loosely the division between the Eastern and Volta region. I was born and raised in Akosombo anyway.....😉
What are your thoughts on Akosombo?
Id definitely love to have a home here.
Also, i am taking the rest of January off to regroup and come back with amazing content. Appreciate all the love and id see you guys soon. ❤️❤️❤️
Here are links to Marintia and Nubuke’s channel
th-cam.com/users/MarintiaEiko
th-cam.com/users/nubuke
I have been there once and l loved it,such cool lovely breeze
When u coming to visit Minnesota..
It is definitely beautiful town looks so peaceful.
A taste of paradise for our Queen Jasmine...
It's my dream place in Ghana
The world doesn’t need billionaires, while poor people struggle to feed their families . We need givers and not hoarders. Money is a by-product of business what you do with it speaks volumes. Greed is not a trait to be driven by.
Well said
What the fuck........ Make your money.... We are not together as a unit......
It's called generational WEALTH! False narrative religion makes people STUPID, by design! Wake the 'F" up!
Jasmine! Marintia and Nubuke, what a WONDERFUL line up of INTELLEGENT, BEAUTIFUL AND TALENTED WOMEN! Money gives you OPTIONS in LIFE. How you make it is ANOTHER STORY! Yeah!
I agree with Nubuke. It is nearly impossible for billionaires to make that much money without being unethical. Let's think about working conditions of Amazon workers in order to meet demand. There are so many stories of factory workers complaining about unfavourable working conditions all in the name of making profit.
Exactly
I think you’re generalising here, the fact that someone is very rich didn’t mean that they skinned. people alive to get there. The world need more rich generous people. The billions of dollars of endowment money to tertiary institutions around the world , the billions to poor nations to support child mortality fights , polio vaccinations and many more are all good causes articulated by the rich. There is such thing as corporate responsibility and practice .Money can be made through hard work innovation and creativity, you don’t need to be mean or nasty to be rich .
Bash the daylight of robbers, the politicians.
For some of these billionaires it is no longer about money but the power and influence they can wield. This is where it can become unethical and dangerous. E.g. BIllionaires imposing their ideas on the course of humanity and influencing institutions and individuals to implement such ideas. Or billions spent on vanity space travel projects which could have been better spent to alleviate poverty and suffering around the world.
@@stanleyglover5534 Exactly my thoughts, you talk everything from my mouth.
I agree, there are no ethical billionaires. To acquire that money inevitably equals the exploiting of people and labour in some way shape or form
23:00 I understand her perfectly; she's trying to explain to you ladies that his ability to distribute his billionaire wealth through jobs and opportunities is the view to take. Not just philanthropy & giving, but empowerment in several ways 💱
Blind Guy, His Wife, Their Life
No, it sounds like she's coming from an anti-capitalist point of view, which some number of people are taking up these days. If someone earns their money how is it a bad thing? Many billionaires already hire a lot of people and it's their choice what they do with their money. But the fact that they give people jobs in their enterprise alone is to their credit. Because you don't always have to involve people in what you do. The powerful are more worthy of criticism than the rich. And I understand why they're discussed in the same way because they often overlap. But sometimes the rich don't really have power. How humans deal with humans is the thing to focus on, and it's where the rich usually abuse the poor, it's not about how much money anyone has personally
@@blackblaze5271 Thank you for that introspection. I can agree with that as well because she was never really given the opportunity to fully explain. The anti-capitalist point of view is one that I'm familiar with but not as experienced with. 💫
I visited Volta region this Summer
. We stayed at Volta Hotel with a baby and really enjoyed the pool. We met another family from Accra that had bought a day’s entry to the pool area and did that once a year to refresh in the green hills. The relatively short drive - which is very interesting in itself w fantastic landscapes on the way, makes it a easy choice for a family day out.
Places like Akosombo township,Tema township was Dr Kwame Nkrumah plan for Ghana but unfortunately, Ghana did not really understand him and with the help and influence of the west we truncated his plans
Facts!
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I believe if you just live to make money. Then you haven't lived. It is what you do with the money you make, and how you make it. Sometimes you can't stop growth. A lot of people don't advertise what they give away. I know what she is saying that some people have a lot, and just waste while others struggle to live. So why aim for such a high goal and not help others.
I think Nubuke is right. Jasmine what a beautiful place to go to!❤️
A billionaire became so because of the ordinary folks… without them he/she can’t be a billionaire.So it’s fair to say such people need to distribute their wealth more, rather than just paying taxes and that’s it.
For some of these billionaires it is no longer about money but the power and influence they can wield. This is where it can become unethical and dangerous. E.g. BIllionaires imposing their ideas on the course of humanity and influencing institutions and individuals to implement such ideas. Or billions spent on vanity space travel projects which could have been better spent to alleviate poverty and suffering around the world.
That conversation at breakfast is really interesting. Nubuke has a great point, only worded a little confusing👍🏽
Overall, This place is IT. Beautiful sceneries and a great tourist attraction🥰
Jo Gardner
She doesn't have a point 😁. It's the thing to complain about capitalism these days, but like she just demonstrated, most people don't really understand why or what they're talking about. Every system has it's issues, and human nature is always going to play a factor. That's what we need to work on and not committing to foreign ideologies
I was struggling to understand why you guys could not understand her point. The history of how baron's accumulate their wealth is there and is clear. It is a bit naive to say...Oh when I become a billionaire I will do x, y and z...it never happens. The Carnegies have a foundation that still functions to donate money for the arts but what they donate pales in comparison to the wealth the amassed at the expense of the environment and people's lives. A world where few have billions while others are subsisting on less than a dollar per day in an inequitable world. Kudos young lady, we need youth like you at the helm
Just seen a deferent side of marinthia, very calm
Jasmine, I just returned from Akosombo on Friday, after spending two days there. I actually lived in Akosombo for 11 years and attended Akosombo International School. My younger brother was born in Akosombo. Akosombo is my second home. As the former Chief Executive of Volta River Authority, my late father was instrumental in transforming the slum infested part of Akosombo, (known as combine to your right, as you enter the township) and relocated all the inhabitants to decent housing. Trees and vegetation replaced the slums.
Wow! Interesting
Oh how awesome. Appreciate u sharing ❤️
@@JasmineAmaa On your next trip to Akosombo, I recommend you visit The Peninsula Hotel and Resort, that is if you haven't been there. It's a very impressive place, with fun activities such as horseback riding, canopy walk, tennis, etc. You get there by taking Marine Drive to the Maritime Club. You can take a boat from the Maritime Club to The Peninsula Hotel and Resort or continue driving on the stretch of road from the Maritime Club to the resort.
@@denniscasely-hayford3245 we wanted to but heard the roads are bad so thats y we changed plans
@@JasmineAmaaI heard the same thing regarding the roads, so I took a boat from the Maritime Club to an embankment on the other side (approximately five minutes boat ride), where an SUV from the resort will pick you up, drive you on a winding and hilly road to the resort (about five minutes). When you are ready to return, the SUV will bring you back and you take the boat back to the Maritime Club. The driver of the SUV however, told me that the road leading to the resort was recently graded, so it's not that bad. I saw salon cars parked, which attested to that fact.
Enjoyed this one also.. Nubuke made me think… Ok my piece, if after hitting a value in wealth you then start giving out capital without taking back profit but your principal; then ploughing the profits back into the business then maybe a lot more people will be empowered financially with more opportunities springing up. This is what I made of her argument, whether it’s feasible or not is another debate. Thanks for another banger… “one man million” 🤣🤣😋
I understand what Nubuke is saying, I had this conversation before and struggled explaining myself as well. But after listening to you guys discussing, there is no issue with being a billionaire, what matters is that you make a point to help others less fortunate than you. Thank you again for sharing!
th-cam.com/video/Ws7BpgDifxc/w-d-xo.html
Being a billionaire is not a need but a want….I love 💕 this conversation
Definitely one of the most beautiful towns in Ghana.
It sounded like your friend Nubuke was trying to make a very good point but we didn't get to hear her in full....Thank you for sharing your trip. Yes, it is a gorgeous place and I hope you get to live there one day.
Right, she could hardly get a word in edge wise
@@scarney she was getting cut off
The environment looks really peaceful.
Luving the view of akusombo bridge beautiful
@Jamine Ama
You got that one right . The Akosombo township and the surrounds is the most beautiful place in Ghana. Planners could do better with the area around the bridge and river foreshores
The three beautiful minds continue with the good work love you all.
Thank you for the video. And, yes, you look beautiful as always!!
I love to connect with your Driver for his service ❤,,He appears to be very reliable and he took excellent care of You all 👍👏👌
This is truly a beautiful town. Lots of scenery and great landscapes. Thanks for sharing so much in this video. Great Content!!!
U r welcome x
Wow
Breathtaking scenery
Watching from Sydney Australia
Bless up
I really loved the music you played in the video so relaxing
I can see myself waking up to the sound of the calm water of the lake. Awesome!
I'm currently in one of the villages after Akosombo right now ... The town is so Beautiful asf
What's the name of the town please ? Thanks
For tourist and those who can waste money and enjoy their time without working, whereas others are struggling to feed themselves and have decent home
Wow nubuke is here I like her soo much
Very smart ladies, I am really enjoying your conversation, keep it up
Not Marintia who told nii yemoh she doesn't watch and support other Ghanaian TH-camrs? It can't be that one!
It's always nice to see you eat the food and discuss how to eat it🥣 Thanks to you we frequent the Ghanaian restaurant near us and we know how to enjoy kelewele, kontumire, light pepper soup, banku, and so much more 🥜 🌶
@@trueamerican769 and?
Love the heated discussion, the ratings along the way, and not quite 100s & 1000s. Snakes, how did you manage to live in Syndey and not run into one? In saying that, my latest run in with a snake was arriving at Boti Falls, and hey presto! and my exact thought was where are the parents. I really wanted to get to the Adomi bridge, but have to schedule another trip for all the things I missed.
Always wondered if they'd allow one to bring their own kayak on the water?
You ladies look beautiful, serene ambiance and the food looks SO delicious 😋. ❤❤❤
I am sure ud b allowed ❤️
I love your videos it reminds me when I was in Ghana. I visited Akosombo few times. I will definitely be visiting and spend some days when I go to Ghana on holidays. Old memories. 😊😊😊
Such a fun and relaxing trip. Thank you for showing us the sights 🤗
Anytime 🤗🥰
👋🍁Hi JASMINE. 🙏Top Notched Spot.. Ghana is full of surprises😀. Awesome video.😁👍👌💪💙💛💚💞🇬🇧🇬🇧
My favourites in one video, it's going to be fun and the drone short alone 🤩
51 seconds of viewing your video and had to comment on how beautiful your editing is, plus the music, a joy…can’t wait to watch….thank you for your efforts 💫🇬🇧❤️
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Hi ladies! Just my two cents. Money in itself is not evil but the love of money is evil. Loving money more than people
We Love what you're doing, collaboration is the start of UNITY for all BLACKS as we promote our beloved AfriKA
Wow, a superstars collaboration. Nice video, thanks for sharing. One love from NY.
The musical interlude hmmmm nice and cool. One could sense the misty environe
The scenery is great the mountain n water 🤎
Volta region is one of the most lush and green places to live in Ghana. It is so peaceful, natural and unspoilt. Its also my perfect future hideaway x!
The akosombo area is not part of the Volta region
@@kofisam4106 oh sorry about that.. I passed thru Akosombo to get to Volta Region.. it's beautiful.
@@paulkelly873 👍🏾
Wonderful collaboration video, beautiful scenery. Loved every minute of it. Showing all the hidden treasures of Ghana outside of Accra.
Nice Sister Ama 👍😍🇬🇭Home Sweet home.
Nubuke is 💯% correct. You can not accumulate $1B in wealth without exploiting others. Money does not just appear from nowhere. You extract the value that is being added from the labor of employees. What Nubuke is saying is that if you have a very successful business, you should do things like ensuring employee pay is high, profit sharing, stock options, top notch health care, etc. Nubuke understands the economics. There's a reason Apple manufacturing plants have to have catch nets to prevent people from jumping to their deaths, while Apple passes $1T in assets. Jasmine and Marintia... Gotta say, a bit disappointed, but there's always room to learn.
Edit - To bring a direct example, Elon musk and many other tech billionaires are exploiting people all over Africa to obtain the rare earth metals and other elements needed to make those cars/devices. Those people are getting basically nothing but enough to buy food to survive to the next day and do it all again. Modern day slavery.
Not to mention all the contamination and pollution left behind for the regular people.
They are polluting Africa to ensure their billions! No body happens upon a billion dollars. To say that Elon and Jeff, and all of the others are not intently and intentionally working to maintain and expand their billions by any means necessary is utterly absurd.
And let's talk about how many countries are exploiting Africa since colonization. Annually the amounts are astounding and sickening. Young sisters it is happening...be that generation for change💜
@@akuastruth oh yeah Africa props up the rest of the world but yet they will say Africans are poor. sickening.
Browcoat Blue
False. And also a lot of people make money unethically not just billionaires 😁 That's how humans function. That's why no system is perfect. We've already had our past with socialism and other ideologies (they only lead to destruction). Let's not entertain this nonsense cause it's trending now. The only way a billionaire can make their money in a less ethical way than others is by not following regulations and not paying their workers reasonably. We don't need to turn into ideologues or be steeped in ideological battles that make a mess of everything. That's the last thing ghana or africa needs
The way Jasmine was eating that, I just knew I have to subscribe
Thank you Jasmin thanks for always showing us this beautiful places in Ghana we love your work.
Thanks Justin ❤️
@ Jasmine you should you, all ways go back and visit it is so beautiful there and is not that far "i love seeing where you're from lovely just like you are🙌
Id definitely start visiting more xx
Nice video its nice to go back and visit 🙂😄
Oh you are in the air, my day is complete, thank you for that my QUEEN, I support you all the way🙏👍🌹❤️
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Hi Jasmine, that young lady in the front seat has a beautiful voice, I hope she sings..wow! Oooh! Japan is back in Ghana niiice! That corn treat is called corn dumpling in my Mom's native land known as Anguilla, a British tiny colony, located inthe Eastern Caribbean ...We wrap them in sea grape leaves. Very delicious when made with fresh locally grown corn. I enjoy this Great content Ms. AMA & have shared. Thanks for your inspirational content.
Thanks for visiting my hometown
Great vlog....wish I could've heard more of what Nubuke was saying to try and get a full understanding of what she meant..
You're one of the best clogged Jasmine. Also if you have time please explore Ho in volta region. Its one of the most underrated towns and its sad that people only focus on South volta (Keta)
Thanks for recommendation. Id definitely do this xx
I visited in 2014 and fell inlove..I have two lands there ... If people only knew how beautiful the whole Volta region...... If I win the lotteries I will make the volta region a paradise.
@@shalomashalom2592 same sis, they have just built an airport over there and the Adaklu mountain is breathtaking. I would also recommend anyone to stay in the Volta serene Hotel on the hills. Beautiful view
Jah Bless you guys!!!,keep up the good work....You make shear the tears of joy...Much Love Girls
I love your two pieces outfit and you look absolutely gorgeous 😍
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Good one there. I attended AIS JSS back in the 90s so your journey brought back memories.
Very beautiful place
VRA did a good job
The Aboadze area is also very beautiful
Wow....the aesthetics in this vlog 🥰...sisy u re good at what u do. Beautiful conversation concerning billionaires and brilliant point of views. I enjoyed this 😊
❤️🥰 thanks Laurel xx
You ladies are so intelligent. Another impressive job Jasmine.
Good to watch you jassy, love your 2 piece , looks good on you, that jollof rice for me, enjoy your selves girls 👍👍👍
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I love Akosombo. I also went to Akosombo International. 1998 class. This video just brought a lot of sweet sweet memories
Oh how nice. I felt the exact same being there
Happy new year my African beauty queen. Epitome of simplicity, authenticity. I just love you and what you do. Many blessings
Aw so sweet ❤️
In regard to the money issue, the girl in the pink is 100% right, too bad Jasmine didn't get her point. "Great show"!
hi Jasmine nice to see again in 2022 you have stared the new as u finished 2021 with great videos and i'll be looking at them all too.
things r again looking bad here in Sydney with the covid-19 virus the Omicron strain the last 24 hours we have had over 50,000 cases but fortunately only 11 deaths (if u can call it fortunate).the government here in this country have gone NUTS. anyway Jasmine i am happy to see u all there enjoying each others company and friendship love u all. Ashley Australia.
@ Ashley Palmer here in the 🇺🇸 as well it's really bad & sad...
What a blessed country we live in..
AS ALWAYS, I ENJOY YOUR VLOGS AND THE COMPANY YOU HAD WITH YOU. 🥰💯👏
Nice vid Jasmine! Also found your 'money discussion' interesting, I like Nbuke's stance👏👏👏
Oh wow! That view is so serene, calming & restorative....💝🧚🏾♀️🙌🏽
I love the background music oh my God, it was so relaxing
stop interrupting nubuke talking about billionaires. she makes great sense. they could, for instance, pay their employees more, but they don't. that benefits many. in the u.s., these companies don't even pay taxes yet they get tax breaks and other benefits. and no, they don't give as much as they could. in the u.s., a lot of these "gifts" are reported. you guys didn't even want to listen to her. nubuke is correct. the world does not benefit from elon musk or jeff bezos being worth $100+ billion.
I really enjoyed this vlog. That place is beautiful!!
I was in Akosombo in 2018 and it was absolutely fun. Sad i couldn't vlog but i will go back there for more fun
Very amazing and beautiful trip I loved it . keep it up. Watching u from Nairobi Kenya
Seems like a beautiful get away spot in (Ghana).
Nice video Jasmine, happy to see the three of you together exploring
Very Beautiful Place.
Yea Akosombo is a very beautiful town in my Ghana. Pls visit even Kintampo
Wow super amazing that town is so beautiful I love water Africa is so exciting great video keep them coming I love you ladies vibe keep shining strong and last but no not least you are a very attractive woman Happy New Year looking forward to seeing your next video
This is soon cool to see you, Aisha , and Marintia. 😂😊💯🎉⭐⭐
Yes it is. Peaceful, serene and mesmerising scenery
My Dad use to take me there when I was younger . I definitely want my permanent home here or Aburi
Good explanation Jasmine, her reasoning is off......TFS great content 💞
Akosombo has a lot of potential. This area can make Millions/Billions for Ghana and create wealth/jobs for Africans.
Wow🥰Nice collaboration...love u girls...
Wats up 🌟..
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Jasmine eating the shrimp the proper way!😍 When I eat my shrimp without peeling the shell off people in this part of the world look at me like I’m crazy😂
The shell has all the flavor ❤️
Your language you speak is Awesome 👌. I am Private Chef here US..But my visit to Ghana will be strictly to RELAX and have Massage everyday on my stay 😊 🥰👌
Sounds heavenly
This was awesome!
I live for your videos, I am often transported to a beautiful vacation location. Keep up the good work. To whom much is given, much is required, one can't give a lot if one does not have a lot to give. If one has a lot and do not give then that becomes a problem. Just my $0.02😀
one with a lot that refuses to give.
Jaz that outfit is an absolute head-turner. The drivers had to take 2nd, 3rd, & maybe 4th gaze too.
Hey Jasmine, your videos make me miss Ghana so much! Can't wait to go back next year, want to try so much more foods and learn the origin of my name! Can't wait for your next video! :-)
Thanks for sharing Lady Jazz.
Yes. Individuals can own land in and around Akosombo.
I actually own a 3.2 acre land I'm looking at selling/developing into holiday homes.
Secondly just a point of correction: the Adomi bridge is actually loosely the division between the Eastern and Volta region.
I was born and raised in Akosombo anyway.....😉
Congrats on reaching 100k. Great seeing Maritina and you Collab! ❤