This is not a rich neighbourhood in Accra. Maybe a middle class. Wealthy neighbourhoods are East Legon, Airport residential,Camtoments,regimanuel,trasacco,West Legon and a whole lot. Is that not the AU village? President Kufuor built that for the AU conference in 2005? After some wete sold to individuals others were given tp some retired politicians from other African countries like Ivory Coast during tveir civil unrest. Some also given to African politician who sought for political asylum etc. But don't be deceived there are a lot of Ghanaians.
Hahaha I'm laughing because of some people’s comment, sis just ignore the unfriendly comment of some brethren. By the way nice content l like the place an eye opener. Ghanaians we secretly love and admire Nigerians for their power of their impacts across the world as the most famous county in Africa and we Ghanaian want to get there too and the problem is that “some” Ghanaian feel that Nigeria don’t give back the love and respect back. However, still #Ghana-Nigeria 🇳🇬🇬🇭 to the world and quietly we Ghanaians love and admire Nigerians secretly don't laud am😅😊🥰🥹.
Do u know the impact Ghanaians are also putting up there? If u don't know go do more research. Nigerians are doing good and Ghanaians are doing good aswell. What do u mean by we will get to where they are. You need to think and plan ahead. If we keep looking to our fellow african countries or neighbours we will get no where because they themselves know they are struggling. Nigerians are smart in making money and Ghanaians are smarter in knowledge or in education. We are all good. But one thing I will applaud them for is how they are not scare to take risk only if that thing they are gonna do will bring money where legal or illegal. Ghanaians on the other hand will have to take a 2nd thought before going ahead with
Ha ha!!! no be quarrel now, she was only showing a beautiful estate or residential area however you want to call it and not downgrading Ghanaians ❤❤❤❤❤
The place is beautiful, but what you said said is an exaggeration. Is there any restrictive convenant that doesn't allow Ghanaians to live there? Ask your in-laws. I recognize the place, but for the sake of privacy, I will not identify the place. It is true that there are a lot of expatriates and diplomats who live there, but the majority is Ghanaian. It is not different from Airport Hills, Cantonments, Tracasco (most expensive, 90% Ghanaian residents), East Legon residents, etc. Your presentation seems to show that the most exclusive places are populated by expatriates and diplomats. I lived in Cantatoments and went to Ghana International School, which was built for children of expatriates and diplomats (the first in their kind in Africa). Even then, most of us were Ghanaians. Trust me, take a census, and you will discover a lot of Ghanaians live there.
I don’t understand you. How does ‘most’ mean Ghanaians don’t live there. How do you people interpret and see everything as an attack or misinterpretation. Anyone who understands me won’t pick lines to attack cos it doesn’t make sense. I talked about one estate and you’ve concluded on what I don’t understand. Too petty.
@@jummymaduka I am not taking sides with @frank but your narrative suggested so as @Frank has captured. I know the English language is quite heavy for most Africans especially when we are speaking or writing. I guess our choice of words/diction should be taken into account when we speak. Often times we tend to translate our native language directly into English when speaking. @Jummy I think you shouldn't be offended but take it in good faith and instead be minded with your diction during your narrative. I watched your content about the priceless wig issue and your narrative was highly inflammable and derogatory.
@@saobeng-darko5843 I reported what I was told which is ‘most’. I saw a comment here confirming what I said cos he has worked there before. When I did a video about lake Volta being the largest, people came claiming it’s not and told them that’s what we were told on that trip. I reported what I was told. So if anyone feels offended, focus on the content and not pick lines. The wig fair thing you mentioned, I didn’t sound derogatory cos I gave advise on how business can be done instead of hating. It’s a competitive or comparison spirit in anyone that will feel offended when I’m basically reporting what I’m either told, what I see or my honest opinion about things. Prices have always been complained about by Ghanaians which I see alot on blogs and I said learn about turn over instead of hate. I even mentioned why they didn’t buy the goods off from here instead of chasing her.. How is that derogatory?
@jummymaduka, I love you. You are great person. Sometimes, or all the times, disagree. HAPPY MOTHERS DAY. Sometimes I forget I don't live in Ghana. You are a great mother, and your kids are pretty smart.
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Yes this is very beautiful environment. I can imagine myself and my family living there.😊
Nice residential environment. Thanks for this video clip.
A place in Sakumono looks that way.
The really rich are either at East Legon or Trasaco valley.
Rich Ghanaian don't share compounds.Anyway welldone
⚰️😂😂😂😂⚰️⚰️☠️
No lies 😂
beautiful
very beautiful indeed thank yu to show us.
Cool 👍🙂
Beautiful ❤
Well done, color grade your footage, it will make it like a film. Colorgrading...Use effrcts for transitions. But very dope!
Thanks
This is not a rich neighbourhood in Accra. Maybe a middle class. Wealthy neighbourhoods are East Legon, Airport residential,Camtoments,regimanuel,trasacco,West Legon and a whole lot. Is that not the AU village? President Kufuor built that for the AU conference in 2005? After some wete sold to individuals others were given tp some retired politicians from other African countries like Ivory Coast during tveir civil unrest. Some also given to African politician who sought for political asylum etc. But don't be deceived there are a lot of Ghanaians.
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I was hear last year or this year I came to do some cleaning but only white I mean foreigners that stays there cus u can't afford chaii
This is just ordinary ,normal middleclass.
Lol u guys di33 I’m sure u are super rich
@@edemanku2749 truth be told they re right.
Hahaha I'm laughing because of some people’s comment, sis just ignore the unfriendly comment of some brethren. By the way nice content l like the place an eye opener. Ghanaians we secretly love and admire Nigerians for their power of their impacts across the world as the most famous county in Africa and we Ghanaian want to get there too and the problem is that “some” Ghanaian feel that Nigeria don’t give back the love and respect back. However, still #Ghana-Nigeria 🇳🇬🇬🇭 to the world and quietly we Ghanaians love and admire Nigerians secretly don't laud am😅😊🥰🥹.
Do u know the impact Ghanaians are also putting up there? If u don't know go do more research. Nigerians are doing good and Ghanaians are doing good aswell.
What do u mean by we will get to where they are. You need to think and plan ahead. If we keep looking to our fellow african countries or neighbours we will get no where because they themselves know they are struggling.
Nigerians are smart in making money and Ghanaians are smarter in knowledge or in education. We are all good.
But one thing I will applaud them for is how they are not scare to take risk only if that thing they are gonna do will bring money where legal or illegal. Ghanaians on the other hand will have to take a 2nd thought before going ahead with
Gyimiee!!
Big men area 🇬🇭
Ha ha!!! no be quarrel now, she was only showing a beautiful estate or residential area however you want to call it and not downgrading Ghanaians ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for this ❤️
What's the name of this estate?
I see the colonizers are everywhere in Africa.
7,000 US dollars a month or year?
Yeah, even in Europe Flats like this is around £2000 a month
The place is beautiful, but what you said said is an exaggeration. Is there any restrictive convenant that doesn't allow Ghanaians to live there? Ask your in-laws. I recognize the place, but for the sake of privacy, I will not identify the place. It is true that there are a lot of expatriates and diplomats who live there, but the majority is Ghanaian. It is not different from Airport Hills, Cantonments, Tracasco (most expensive, 90% Ghanaian residents), East Legon residents, etc. Your presentation seems to show that the most exclusive places are populated by expatriates and diplomats.
I lived in Cantatoments and went to Ghana International School, which was built for children of expatriates and diplomats (the first in their kind in Africa). Even then, most of us were Ghanaians. Trust me, take a census, and you will discover a lot of Ghanaians live there.
I don’t understand you. How does ‘most’ mean Ghanaians don’t live there. How do you people interpret and see everything as an attack or misinterpretation. Anyone who understands me won’t pick lines to attack cos it doesn’t make sense. I talked about one estate and you’ve concluded on what I don’t understand. Too petty.
@@jummymaduka I am not taking sides with @frank but your narrative suggested so as @Frank has captured. I know the English language is quite heavy for most Africans especially when we are speaking or writing. I guess our choice of words/diction should be taken into account when we speak. Often times we tend to translate our native language directly into English when speaking. @Jummy I think you shouldn't be offended but take it in good faith and instead be minded with your diction during your narrative. I watched your content about the priceless wig issue and your narrative was highly inflammable and derogatory.
@@saobeng-darko5843 I reported what I was told which is ‘most’. I saw a comment here confirming what I said cos he has worked there before. When I did a video about lake Volta being the largest, people came claiming it’s not and told them that’s what we were told on that trip. I reported what I was told. So if anyone feels offended, focus on the content and not pick lines. The wig fair thing you mentioned, I didn’t sound derogatory cos I gave advise on how business can be done instead of hating. It’s a competitive or comparison spirit in anyone that will feel offended when I’m basically reporting what I’m either told, what I see or my honest opinion about things. Prices have always been complained about by Ghanaians which I see alot on blogs and I said learn about turn over instead of hate. I even mentioned why they didn’t buy the goods off from here instead of chasing her.. How is that derogatory?
@jummymaduka, I love you. You are great person. Sometimes, or all the times, disagree. HAPPY MOTHERS DAY. Sometimes I forget I don't live in Ghana. You are a great mother, and your kids are pretty smart.
@@frankbediako1372 Thanks. Please come and visit someday.. we could meet.