Well well well, all opinions are welcomed and constructive criticism is welcomed. We see, we learn, we advise and hope not to repeat 🔁 the wrongs others did to us. So help us God.
@@mikelantern148 Yes you are right.. But that is the beauty of Africa..Our History,Our Story, Our dignity, Our Pride, The Labour of our Past Heros and many more come together to beautify Us as a people,Country, Nation and Continent.... Yes the Journey might be rough and tough, But We Pride in them because that makes us who we are today.. What is Africa without our Unique Culture, History,People and many more.. So when I say beautiful I mean Is the Beauty that Shines through after the Ordeals💪💪💪👍👍👍
Nice historical video.Never heard of this colonial building.GHANA has so MANY FORTS/CASTLES located all over the country BUT unfortunately the Government of Ghana is NOT MAINTAINING most of these historical buildings.
Fantastic, fascinating Sometimes as an alternative route we would get a car to Abokobi and from there walk to sɛsɛmi and then up the mountain to Bɛrɛkuso. I tried this journey recently but the path has been intersected by Ashesi University campus but still made it ! The enduring memories i have of this trek are; When you reach Sɛsɛmi and turn back to view Abokobi it is only then you notice it is a gradual incline and you are so far up above it. As you ascend the hill further and into the forested area (alas the trees have gone) it was a lepidopterists dream - you would see so many different butterflies fluttering by. And the views from the top are breath taking. Memories Thanks
You are doing a great job for finding all these places. It's said that the government is not interested in many tourist sites. You and your colleagues are doing a great job for Ghana.
I have enjoyed this video. I did not know about it. It would be great if private investors could invest in AND help to develop and operate places such as these as viable tourist attractions. A place such as this one should be able to employ no less than 5-7 full time employees when you add additional amenities. i.e. Juice bar and a garden park where people can relax while visiting the site.
Thank you so much for this video queen.! ❤️🇬🇭❤️ thank you to everybody who made this video possible!! Thank you thank you thank you @stellashanelly you are a Goddess
The Ministry of Tourism MUST ADD and INCLUDE this COLONIAL BUILDING as a PART of NATIONAL TOURISM SITES,just like the CAPE COAST and ELIMINA and OSU CASTLES
Can anyone out there tell me about the exploits of Maria Bakro on the Gold Coast? I learnt she came down from Denmark. But, information about this lady is scanty. I need help, please!
I have been watching your videos for about a month . I'm thinking about going there and buying a winter home in Ghana > Who knows , maybe I will find a wife there too . LOL
The horrors of human tragedy and the emotional scars of parted loved ones. Bitter words when their evening prayers were said from the point of no return.
The guide said the stranger was the founder of that place it means that he was there before the aboriginal native....which is very wrong and misleading narrative the same goes to our school his-story curriculum....Until the lion tells his side of the story, the tale of the hunt will always continuously glorify the hunter.
Stella, nice presentation. However, I agree with a comment someone made earlier. Please stop using the word “slave” because Africans were not born slaves. They were “enslaved.”
Good video ! But please please stop referring to “ slaves “ . It is a dehumanising term . You must try to use the term “ enslaved people “ . People are enslaved by political , economic and social systems and circumstances. Nobody is inherently a slave . So instead of “ slaves “ kindly use the term “ enslaved people “ !
I live close
il visit soon
Well well well, all opinions are welcomed and constructive criticism is welcomed.
We see, we learn, we advise and hope not to repeat 🔁 the wrongs others did to us. So help us God.
We are back again Charley. Thank you for showing us this hidden place. Beautiful
This is beautiful. Much love from GH Dog Tv 🐕❤️
Thank you for showing my beloved country Ghana 🇬🇭 to the world 🙏🙏
Thank the people for explaining the history and tending to the fort.
missing GH
This is Fantastic…Never heard of this place before ohh…Wow,Ghana sure do have alot of hidden beautiful and lovely places😊👍
You are doing great sis😊😍👍
Wouldn’t call it beautiful considering all that went on in there.
@@mikelantern148
Yes you are right.. But that is the beauty of Africa..Our History,Our Story, Our dignity, Our Pride, The Labour of our Past Heros and many more come together to beautify Us as a people,Country, Nation and Continent.... Yes the Journey might be rough and tough, But We Pride in them because that makes us who we are today.. What is Africa without our Unique Culture, History,People and many more.. So when I say beautiful I mean Is the Beauty that Shines through after the Ordeals💪💪💪👍👍👍
I live right close to Abokobi and i never knew of this place. Thanks alot for showing us this place
I never knew there was this treasure at abokobi 😳 ,wow welldone Stella
Probably my best discovery video. Great job stella
You are BACK AGAIN CHARLEY doing what you do best. Top!!!!!!!! 👍👍✌️
Learning a lot from your country. One day will plan to visit
Very educative. My first time of knowing about this fort
Nice historical video.Never heard of this colonial building.GHANA has so MANY FORTS/CASTLES located all over the country BUT unfortunately the Government of Ghana is NOT MAINTAINING most of these historical buildings.
You’re doing a great job Stella- keep it up👍🏾🌸❤️
thanks for showing us this place. its definitely a must-visit
Fantastic, fascinating
Sometimes as an alternative route we would get a car to Abokobi and from there walk to sɛsɛmi and then up the mountain to Bɛrɛkuso.
I tried this journey recently but the path has been intersected by Ashesi University campus but still made it !
The enduring memories i have of this trek are; When you reach Sɛsɛmi and turn back to view Abokobi it is only then you notice it is a gradual incline and you are so far up above it.
As you ascend the hill further and into the forested area (alas the trees have gone) it was a lepidopterists dream - you would see so many different butterflies fluttering by.
And the views from the top are breath taking.
Memories
Thanks
You are doing a great job for finding all these places. It's said that the government is not interested in many tourist sites. You and your colleagues are doing a great job for Ghana.
We are back again chaaaley! Going to watch la 🥰
First time hearing about this fort. Good discovery
we're back again charleyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Huge piece of history. Alot more digging needs to be done
Thanks for showing us. i surely will visit
Just Abokobi here, but never knew🤩 Good job👌🏿
That fort is a vantage point. Wow!
Wow. Finally I get to see this Fort through your Channel. Amazing!
My first time knowing such a Fort in Abokobi
Abokobi is just behind Ashongman Estate and I have lived there for over 20yrs and I don't there wow...thanks for sharing
I love Ghana i from Brazil.
Just visited and had no one to take me around. Googled Semi and got educated with this video. August 10 2024
Hiked there from Berekuso in my Ashesi days.
I have enjoyed this video. I did not know about it. It would be great if private investors could invest in AND help to develop and operate places such as these as viable tourist attractions. A place such as this one should be able to employ no less than 5-7 full time employees when you add additional amenities. i.e. Juice bar and a garden park where people can relax while visiting the site.
Some good history class. Thank you for bringing us along on this one
I never knew this exists thank you, I may visit next time I visit home
Charlie..Ghana to get hidden gems oo
Great discovery Stella, we have to this again sometime in the future
Stella you've done well for bringing this to our attention
Wow beautiful
Well done for getting 30K subscribers,
Oh I like that you wore your natural hair for the vid, Chaley.
Wow never knew this one. I have a site at Abokobi and I didn't know this.Thanks
Eeei this Accra naa😻😻😻, next Saturday going there
Good job
You definitely discover this fort
Very educational thank you so much
Is the tour guide from Texas? Tomball Memorial is a High School football team in Tomball, Texas.
Nice one
Nice video...❤
Never heard of this fort
Thank you so much for this video queen.! ❤️🇬🇭❤️ thank you to everybody who made this video possible!! Thank you thank you thank you @stellashanelly you are a Goddess
The Ministry of Tourism MUST ADD and INCLUDE this COLONIAL BUILDING as a PART of NATIONAL TOURISM SITES,just like the CAPE COAST and ELIMINA and OSU CASTLES
Beautiful
Good job 🥰🥰🥰🥰
first time
Hi Stella, please the real name is called
Frederikshavn. Danes fort. Akpe. 🙏👋😁
Oh wow such a memory down the slave trade era, The building is still in a good form they did so well managing the Frederisgave Fort.
Wow,
I was here 5 years ago ooo
Today it will rain stella without food
Where have you been?
Hidden Gems!
Can anyone out there tell me about the exploits of Maria Bakro on the Gold Coast? I learnt she came down from Denmark. But, information about this lady is scanty. I need help, please!
The girl will love Kojo waa, fresh boy 😂😂
I have been watching your videos for about a month . I'm thinking about going there and buying a winter home in Ghana > Who knows , maybe I will find a wife there too . LOL
You'll enjoy Ghana.
@@RoselomonTV I believe you
The horrors of human tragedy and the emotional scars of parted loved ones. Bitter words when their evening prayers were said from the point of no return.
This was not used for the slave trade. That was an error on Stella's part.
@@tvs9978 Thank you for the correction and the information
When you paused to play that music instrument👏
The government should preserve this FORTH...
May peace reigns.Lets take a break and stop fighting amongst family members.
Lemme allow the ads to play first
Hi Kojo
The guide said the stranger was the founder of that place it means that he was there before the aboriginal native....which is very wrong and misleading narrative the same goes to our school his-story curriculum....Until the lion tells his side of the story, the tale of the hunt will always continuously glorify the hunter.
Surprised he used that word. He needs education on being a tour guide
i was expecting Stella to correct him right there and then......as a tour guide he should better
From Dee Mwango
The tour guide said it was built by the Dutch and yet I hear you say built by the Danes. Which is which? Danes and Dutch two different countries oh
Stella, nice presentation. However, I agree with a comment someone made earlier. Please stop using the word “slave” because Africans were not born slaves. They were “enslaved.”
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A hidden treasure has been fished out and brought to the attention of others. A pity the government is not interested in this place.
Beautiful i love you
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....the fort needs a pool on the roof...(-:
Dumb who ever decided to upgrade it without preserving the original
Hidden in plane site lol
Good video ! But please please stop referring to “ slaves “ . It is a dehumanising term . You must try to use the term “ enslaved people “ .
People are enslaved by political , economic and social systems and circumstances. Nobody is inherently a slave . So instead of “ slaves “ kindly use the term “ enslaved people “ !
Nice one