She is so real and free to talk about her experience in Ghana. I think American raised kids are way smarter than the British raised kids. Jennifer, for relationship wise, l think it's better to stick to the culture you understand better. You shall find a Ghana/ American raised guy with the same culture as you. He has to be a successful person like you. You are a beauty with brains. May God continue to bless you.
She is right. Those big homes that our parents have does not interest the children. That's all over the world. The only people who wants a big house are the ones who never grew up in one. They are high maintenance and takes leasure time away if you own one.
@@mazdee9274 it took 40 years to sell my family's 7 bedroom home in Jamaica. Yes 40 years! it was on the market after our parents died. None of us wanted it because we knew the expense and the time to maintained it plus the hired help which we didn't want to have in our lives. The person who bought it was a friend of my parents. We DO NOT miss that old mansion. We are happy with our small abode.
Parent who have turned their backs on there own country should stop discouraging their children from goi g home. They are doing what you should have done. Everything Jennifer experience when she arrived in Ghana, I felt. I am Jamaican. Take your parent back so they can see for themselves. Jennifer you have established in Ghana it shows your strength. Blessings.
I really enjoyed this video, and I can tell Jennifer has gone through pain points of setting up in Ghana 🇬🇭....it is understandable because to Ghanaians, she is a walking dollar sign. I've just returned from Ghana, and honestly, it's beautiful. I would sum Ghana up as perfectly imperfect, vlogs depict Ghana for nightlife and some drone shots of the nice areas. However, the rich live very close to the poor, which creates a breeding ground for jealousy and greed. There is an underlying system of bribery, and absolutely everyone is hustling 24/7. It adds to its charm, but if you sit back and really take it in, you realise that it's because no one is coming to help you in Ghana. Everyone is self-made and hustling to make ends meet. It's a beautiful place, but we have to admit, there is a bribe culture. Your car speaks before you do, and money comes before the man or woman. If you have not grown up in this culture, it is very, very hard to adapt to. Networking is key for the transition, and make sure you have good people around you. Ensure that you have money because if your money runs out, I feel like your network connections will aswell
I was so shocked to see how far Accra has come from 2017. It’s a vibe and a half there and folks were so welcoming. I’ll be back for the 4th time very soon!
I enjoyed every bit of this interview. Had you stayed in New York, you will probably not been on Dentaa show and you will not probably have inspired so many people as you are inspiring now. Growing pains are part of every success story, unfortunately no one is exempted. Losing money is just a small piece of the puzzle; the lesson learned and the wisdom gained is priceless and that is what eventually will thrust you to greater success and significance. Your future is very bright, your heart is in the right place and you as inscribed in the palm of God; the best is yet to come. I am here to celebrate these 2 phenomenal women for being a beacon of hope to many for such a time as this!!!
Yep, it's terrible, however, I was, just above to do the same thing, however, God shut it down (slowed me all the way down), listening to her has provided confirmation... No buying out the door... Sit a while, and detox from the US.
Jennifer is so brilliant and one of the hardest working young professionals I’ve encountered. She is talented, humble, polish and an absolute go-getter. Any investor or homeowner partnered with her is in good hands. I’m looking forward to utilizing her services in the near future. #blackgirlmagic #investmentproperty #realestate
I have listened to many interviews of this sort, and noticed that the young ones who were successful moving to settle in Ghana were those who parents started something, either owning a piece of land outright or an already built houses. I will encourage parents to get involved with to establish something in Ghana before our young ones continue. I already have. Great interview!!
@Abdul J You are right, Abdul J. Living expenses are also cheaper if you shop locally. The best part is if you can have a backyard garden. Also, to marry to one person only, and you don't give your money to "pastors" to enjoy 😉, then you can make it in Ghana.
Congratulations young lady. Well done 🤗🤗🤗. I live in Botswana with my family but from Ghana. I am encouraging my family to move to Ghana. Please extend your developments to Brong East Techiman. Is one the fastest growing Town in West Africa. We need such developments. I personally have land for buildings to help those who are living in overseas.
I will buy your house as soon as u starts building . You can do it don’t go back because you guys are the Ghana changers . You will be fine . Ghanaian ladies are olden days Yaa ASANTEWA.❤❤
She is so inspiring! I wish her the very best in her real estate business. She's will definitely be the best person to go to knowing that she experienced the worse and doesn't want anybody to go through that. My heart breaks for her but with her determination, I know she will succeed!
I have been watching this all day long, very inspiring and thank you for taking your time to share your experience in Ghana. "If you can make it in Ghana, you can make it anywhere"
Congratulations, I'm from Miami, Florida, and visited Ghana. December 2022, I'm in love with Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤️ I'm seriously thinking about residing there in the near future. I'm coming back in the Summer 2024, hoping God will talk to me.... thank you for this video.. God bless you 🙏 ❤️
So so proud of your strive. I have been in the US for so long and I have been homeless almost all these years. I hope to visit your firm when I come to Ghana. Keep striving and change black lives
My first visit to Africa was Accra Ghana..so may be THE MOST HIGH called me too..great Interview and we need people on the ground in Africa to help us navigate it when we are coming home
Amazing interview! Jennifer is an awesome woman! I'll definitely be reaching out to her when I visit Ghana, although I've decided to buy my first home in South Africa. Recently, my dna test showed that I'm Ghanian & Nigerian.
Loved the interview. Beautiful ladies. I will say this, they way my life is set up here in America, I can't take time off for myself for 6 months to experience the beautiful country of Ghana. If I could take a year off from the matrix I surely would. I do want to come visit Ghana. It's everything about it's pulling me in to come.
V enlightening interview, so humbling to listen to such an intelligent, aspiring yg lady putting God first. Awesome. Yep, Ghana has that magnetic pull & when it's your turn, you just hv to trust your God & your gut feeling. Hopefully, it'll hv a ripple effect on some of us... SAMOS!!!😃😃Onwards & upwards, girl!!💪🏾🤞🏾🙏🏾😇
Jennifer is a legend. I would like to invest in her company. Also I think she should try and link her business with the African - American associations etc . I really like her spirit - we can do business .
Really enjoyed the interview. You know the one thing I don't think I've heard any interviewer ask is about the difference in realtor fees between the US, Europe and across the African Continent. The other thing is if it's a development in a popular area where you know the property will probably appreciate in value quickly, you don't want to wait 6 months, what options exist there. Other topics I would be interested in include how you determine the quality of the build and reputation of the builder and no one talks about purchasing pre-build pros, cons & discounts.
❤💛🖤💚Akosua Dentaa, what a great episode!! Jennifer and her journey is such an excellent guest/subject. Great to hear her Mum and sister will visit her from the US. I can understand why she said NYC is nothing compared to her challenges in Accra. I agree that Experience is definitely the Best Teacher. I can relate to the loss she suffered in Accra. Wishing her much success and happiness during her time in Ghana.❣Thank you.
I really liked this interview, I like be when ppl are earnest, pls let us know what to expect...it's so traumatizing to upend yourself and relocate based on a false narrative.
I'm sorry she had to go through that but i'm glad she was able to withstand everything that was thrown at her. i'm sure others had it easier than that but hey i'm proud of her
Unlearning and learning is the key and it takes time. Good to hear about the loss and the positive aspects of her journey. When it comes to relationships the mindset is very different. Her analogy regarding her faith needs to show up in the court system because that's not easy at all. Been there got the T-shirt. Yes the hardest times. So the payoff needs to equate. Big girl panties........ Fight how you need. Just win. You do learn alot about yourself and that's priceless.
Interesting points shared, keep up the good work. One thing we have noticed, is that most diaspora's have little clues of any local processes. most think that with $10,000 they can get a 5br villa with a pool. They do not conduct due diligence. just turn up with a few dollars and expect to get the moon. that process leads to heartbreaks
Wow denta I saw u at the airport the last time when coming to ghana in December with my kid I regretted not greeting u properly but hopefully we will surely meet again I travel to ghana a lot doing my project there to the reality is real but with thick skin we do it💪
One of the best interviews on this channel as usual she is very precise and honest she looks like Bambi lil scrappy girlfriend from love and hip hop atlanta
I won’t go so far to speak on why people do one thing or another but I will say… owning property whether it’s an apartment, house, land, etc., all come with responsibility. And the more due diligence in researching risks, obligations and legalities & being informed, the better. I really appreciate information sharing and the fact that people are willing to be vulnerable to empower others ❤.
Congratulations iam proud of you o that's what's up Girl iam from New York iam coming to Ghana soon so I really appreciate your Video and advise.thank sisGod Bless you always Infinity Beyond Blessings and New Success and Prosperity blessings much respect always
Good video. The I’ve listened to several discuss the issues of trying to own property in Ghana. Although I’m coming to the conclusion that I won’t make that my priority, working through a lawyer at the beginning of the process seems wise.
She is so real and free to talk about her experience in Ghana. I think American raised kids are way smarter than the British raised kids. Jennifer, for relationship wise, l think it's better to stick to the culture you understand better. You shall find a Ghana/ American raised guy with the same culture as you. He has to be a successful person like you. You are a beauty with brains. May God continue to bless you.
I’m a new Vlogger based here in Ghana myself. My family and friends thought I was crazy also but moving here was the best thing that happened to me.
She is right. Those big homes that our parents have does not interest the children. That's all over the world. The only people who wants a big house are the ones who never grew up in one. They are high maintenance and takes leasure time away if you own one.
Hahahaha so so true..I practically lived in my father's mansion but now I live in a chicken's coop with my children in London hahahaa but I'm content
BIG FACTS!!! 💯 I am in that situation right now and it gets overwhelming at times.
@@mazdee9274 it took 40 years to sell my family's 7 bedroom home in Jamaica. Yes 40 years! it was on the market after our parents died. None of us wanted it because we knew the expense and the time to maintained it plus the hired help which we didn't want to have in our lives. The person who bought it was a friend of my parents. We DO NOT miss that old mansion. We are happy with our small abode.
@@Nuani7 Don't let that house take away your leisure time.
I will take a mansion anywhere in Ghana if I have only maintenance charges and helpers to worry about as long as it is well built.
Parent who have turned their backs on there own country should stop discouraging their children from goi g home. They are doing what you should have done. Everything Jennifer experience when she arrived in Ghana, I felt. I am Jamaican. Take your parent back so they can see for themselves. Jennifer you have established in Ghana it shows your strength. Blessings.
I really enjoyed this video, and I can tell Jennifer has gone through pain points of setting up in Ghana 🇬🇭....it is understandable because to Ghanaians, she is a walking dollar sign. I've just returned from Ghana, and honestly, it's beautiful. I would sum Ghana up as perfectly imperfect, vlogs depict Ghana for nightlife and some drone shots of the nice areas. However, the rich live very close to the poor, which creates a breeding ground for jealousy and greed. There is an underlying system of bribery, and absolutely everyone is hustling 24/7. It adds to its charm, but if you sit back and really take it in, you realise that it's because no one is coming to help you in Ghana. Everyone is self-made and hustling to make ends meet. It's a beautiful place, but we have to admit, there is a bribe culture. Your car speaks before you do, and money comes before the man or woman. If you have not grown up in this culture, it is very, very hard to adapt to. Networking is key for the transition, and make sure you have good people around you. Ensure that you have money because if your money runs out, I feel like your network connections will aswell
This was very informative. If I decide to buy a home in Ghana I'm coming straight to this lady. For real.
I was so shocked to see how far Accra has come from 2017. It’s a vibe and a half there and folks were so welcoming. I’ll be back for the 4th time very soon!
Yea, that's because us Africans from America taught them and made it that way!!
@ndoroemblem2629 bro stop being funny
Do a whole show on how to go about buying land in Ghana. I think everyone will appreciate it.
I enjoyed every bit of this interview. Had you stayed in New York, you will probably not been on Dentaa show and you will not probably have inspired so many people as you are inspiring now. Growing pains are part of every success story, unfortunately no one is exempted. Losing money is just a small piece of the puzzle; the lesson learned and the wisdom gained is priceless and that is what eventually will thrust you to greater success and significance. Your future is very bright, your heart is in the right place and you as inscribed in the palm of God; the best is yet to come. I am here to celebrate these 2 phenomenal women for being a beacon of hope to many for such a time as this!!!
thank you so much
She's got a powerful soulful voice . A Smart woman
This land issue in Ghana is ridiculous. The government needs to do something about it. The land issue is slowing down development and progress.
The government dont own any land, the lands belong to families and local chiefs
Yep, it's terrible, however, I was, just above to do the same thing, however, God shut it down (slowed me all the way down), listening to her has provided confirmation... No buying out the door... Sit a while, and detox from the US.
I will be contacting her in 2023 when I need to buy myself a condo outside of Accra. 👍🏿
The government officials need to fix this land issue once and for all in Ghana. It is almost 2023 and there is no excuse why this problem still exist.
It's very complex the government don't own any lands,it's families and chiefs who own lands.
@@gusmotorsports so make a suggestion to parliament of Ghana not always complaining.
Greed
Jennifer is so brilliant and one of the hardest working young professionals I’ve encountered. She is talented, humble, polish and an absolute go-getter. Any investor or homeowner partnered with her is in good hands. I’m looking forward to utilizing her services in the near future. #blackgirlmagic #investmentproperty #realestate
www.surveymonkey.com/r/GUBADiasporaNetwork
I have listened to many interviews of this sort, and noticed that the young ones who were successful moving to settle in Ghana were those who parents started something, either owning a piece of land outright or an already built houses. I will encourage parents to get involved with to establish something in Ghana before our young ones continue. I already have. Great interview!!
It’s called Innovation
When people tell you, nothing good etc etc, Show then this interview!!!!
Fresh ideas is what would build Africa, not the old and tired recycled ideas some of which have helped ruin the little the ‘masters’ left behind 😉
Great piece of advice, I was just talking this exact same thing to my family..🙏
Moving to Ghana is a lot easier if you don't need to rent. Even if you can only afford to build a 1 bedroom self contained, it is better than renting.
@Abdul J You are right, Abdul J. Living expenses are also cheaper if you shop locally. The best part is if you can have a backyard garden. Also, to marry to one person only, and you don't give your money to "pastors" to enjoy 😉, then you can make it in Ghana.
She is right. The process in Ghana takes a long time
She is so inspiring! She is my friend in my head. Would definitely reach out her when looking for a property
Thank you, Jennifer, for your testimony. My goal is to move to Ghana one day. This was very helpful.
She is very attractive lady frankly
There is something spiritual behind the return home, I heard many testimonies. Hope you enjoy your stay dearest sister.
She is absolutely adorable and extremely intelligent and beautiful. I enjoyed this interview very much
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ghana is the place to be atm. Come experience it for yourself.
Great interview. I love my African people. All the way from California.
Congratulations young lady. Well done 🤗🤗🤗. I live in Botswana with my family but from Ghana. I am encouraging my family to move to Ghana. Please extend your developments to Brong East Techiman. Is one the fastest growing Town in West Africa. We need such developments. I personally have land for buildings to help those who are living in overseas.
I will buy your house as soon as u starts building . You can do it don’t go back because you guys are the Ghana changers . You will be fine . Ghanaian ladies are olden days Yaa ASANTEWA.❤❤
She is so inspiring! I wish her the very best in her real estate business. She's will definitely be the best person to go to knowing that she experienced the worse and doesn't want anybody to go through that. My heart breaks for her but with her determination, I know she will succeed!
Ms. ODANA, us one of the best interviews with Ms. JENNIFER. THANK YOU..
I have been watching this all day long, very inspiring and thank you for taking your time to share your experience in Ghana. "If you can make it in Ghana, you can make it anywhere"
Glory to God. all that I can decipher from this interview is that "May our struggles keep us near the cross".
Her story is very inspiring. She's very successful and may God continue to bless her 🧡
Congratulations, I'm from Miami, Florida, and visited Ghana. December 2022, I'm in love with Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤️ I'm seriously thinking about residing there in the near future. I'm coming back in the Summer 2024, hoping God will talk to me.... thank you for this video.. God bless you 🙏 ❤️
Go to east Africa GHANA just demolished an American diaspora village see for yourself
I'm right with you..looking to buy in ghana my self.
Yeah in Africa, the deals are paid off cash and we bless God for that.
Who else is loving the Dentaa British accent? 😂❤️❤️❤️ 🥰🥰
See me here! British? Or Cockney? There are lots of British accents: Scottish, Irish...Dental sounds Cockney!
It's not British accent but Manhattan American.
So so proud of your strive. I have been in the US for so long and I have been homeless almost all these years. I hope to visit your firm when I come to Ghana. Keep striving and change black lives
If God had told you everything about the journey, you wouldn't have started it. God just says GO, and with faith, he takes you through the trials.
Loved this interview, candid and authentic, Jennifer was on point, I've lived in NY for years, I def see her NY sensibility.
Ms Appiah is refreshingly honest, and very funny!
The one about….being on the road, and wondering (30:45) ‘o! God, what are the rules?’
I love her honesty and maturity. Bless you, Jennifer
Dentaa you are too too much you constantly come out with educative content thank you
My first visit to Africa was Accra Ghana..so may be THE MOST HIGH called me too..great Interview and we need people on the ground in Africa to help us navigate it when we are coming home
www.surveymonkey.com/r/GUBADiasporaNetwork
Two beautiful, intelligent and extraordinary women.
God was watching over beautiful Jennifer..
Amazing interview! Jennifer is an awesome woman! I'll definitely be reaching out to her when I visit Ghana, although I've decided to buy my first home in South Africa. Recently, my dna test showed that I'm Ghanian & Nigerian.
DNA test they are making is almost fake don’t trust it
I loved South Africa. I saw some amazing homes there. I am planning on visiting Ghana now. I would love to compare the housing.
Buy your house in Ghana first my dear you won't regret it
I'm so happy that this is happening and I so hope that it continues and continues to improve.
Beautiful sister good job keep up make Africa to the world 👍👍👍👍🇪🇷🇪🇷
ONYAME TUMI SO PAA GOD IS A MIRACLE WORKER AMEN
I agree with you 💯
I enjoy every interview on your page. 😍🤩👍👍👍👍🇬🇭🥰 Thanks for promoting our beloved Mother Land.
Loved the interview. Beautiful ladies. I will say this, they way my life is set up here in America, I can't take time off for myself for 6 months to experience the beautiful country of Ghana. If I could take a year off from the matrix I surely would. I do want to come visit Ghana. It's everything about it's pulling me in to come.
Wow! The interviewer really wanted got into your personal “social” business.
God Focused!!!!!!!
YOUR PERSON: On my way!
V enlightening interview, so humbling to listen to such an intelligent, aspiring yg lady putting God first. Awesome. Yep, Ghana has that magnetic pull & when it's your turn, you just hv to trust your God & your gut feeling. Hopefully, it'll hv a ripple effect on some of us... SAMOS!!!😃😃Onwards & upwards, girl!!💪🏾🤞🏾🙏🏾😇
Thanks for listening
We need commercial affordable housings more❤️💯
Jennifer is a legend. I would like to invest in her company. Also I think she should try and link her business with the African - American associations etc . I really like her spirit - we can do business .
www.surveymonkey.com/r/GUBADiasporaNetwork
This is DEEP!!!
Really enjoyed the interview. You know the one thing I don't think I've heard any interviewer ask is about the difference in realtor fees between the US, Europe and across the African Continent. The other thing is if it's a development in a popular area where you know the property will probably appreciate in value quickly, you don't want to wait 6 months, what options exist there. Other topics I would be interested in include how you determine the quality of the build and reputation of the builder and no one talks about purchasing pre-build pros, cons & discounts.
Good points
So beautiful! 🥰🥰🥰
Please i am coming to see the princess on your show. She's amazing.
❤💛🖤💚Akosua Dentaa, what a great episode!! Jennifer and her journey is such an excellent guest/subject. Great to hear her Mum and sister will visit her from the US. I can understand why she said NYC is nothing compared to her challenges in Accra. I agree that Experience is definitely the Best Teacher. I can relate to the loss she suffered in Accra. Wishing her much success and happiness during her time in Ghana.❣Thank you.
Our pleasure!
Another brilliant interview. Kudos to Jennifer.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💫
Thank you Dentaa.💖
Thank you too!
I really liked this interview, I like be when ppl are earnest, pls let us know what to expect...it's so traumatizing to upend yourself and relocate based on a false narrative.
Inspirational & we need to hear such more stories. People who’ve achieved great things have often struggled but persistence pays off. God bless.
I'm sorry she had to go through that but i'm glad she was able to withstand everything that was thrown at her. i'm sure others had it easier than that but hey i'm proud of her
Unlearning and learning is the key and it takes time. Good to hear about the loss and the positive aspects of her journey. When it comes to relationships the mindset is very different. Her analogy regarding her faith needs to show up in the court system because that's not easy at all. Been there got the T-shirt. Yes the hardest times. So the payoff needs to equate. Big girl panties........ Fight how you need. Just win. You do learn alot about yourself and that's priceless.
love that. where there's a will there's surely a way.
Interesting points shared, keep up the good work.
One thing we have noticed, is that most diaspora's have little clues of any local processes.
most think that with $10,000 they can get a 5br villa with a pool.
They do not conduct due diligence. just turn up with a few dollars and expect to get the moon.
that process leads to heartbreaks
I really enjoyed this interview!! I was laughing along with them. lol. Ghana is calling me too.....
We love you Jennifer Appiah and anyone of you who believe in Africa and are investing. Please let be more trees 🌳 or green plants in your street.
Wow denta I saw u at the airport the last time when coming to ghana in December with my kid I regretted not greeting u properly but hopefully we will surely meet again I travel to ghana a lot doing my project there to the reality is real but with thick skin we do it💪
Thank you for this interview and so glad to have found your channel. I will visit her next time I come. Thank you Dentaa.
Dentaa is a Godess!
This is so inspiring! Thank you for sharing!
Ohh.wowww very inspiring and courageous. All the 👌 👍 😍
One of the best interviews on this channel as usual she is very precise and honest she looks like Bambi lil scrappy girlfriend from love and hip hop atlanta
Love the transparency
I really enjoyed this interview. I really appreciate this channel.
Oooh Jennifer God bless you soo much.
Ghana bound.
I love this conversation. I appreciate every word spoken by both of you two wonderful queens.
This is very Informative!!!! Thanks 😊
Very nice lady, bless her heart🙏🏽
Thank you for the advice and everything 🙏
Fantastic interview,congratulations on all your success. Heading your way soon.
Love this interview
I believe Dentaa has integrity and experience so she would be your contact or perhaps connect you to others FBA
Well done you have succeeded already
Odana Good MOrning and thank you for your platform for Jennifer to share her experience in Ghana. Very opening and eye enlightening as well
I won’t go so far to speak on why people do one thing or another but I will say… owning property whether it’s an apartment, house, land, etc., all come with responsibility. And the more due diligence in researching risks, obligations and legalities & being informed, the better. I really appreciate information sharing and the fact that people are willing to be vulnerable to empower others ❤.
Great video/interview. I'm seriously contemplating a move to Ghana at least I know who to reach out to for real estate
I appreciate the honesty and openness of this interview. All sides are needed to be discussed for those of us considering the move.
Congratulations iam proud of you o that's what's up Girl iam from New York iam coming to Ghana soon so I really appreciate your Video and advise.thank sisGod Bless you always Infinity Beyond Blessings and New Success and Prosperity blessings much respect always
Great interview. Thanks Jennifer and Odana. Happy New Year and God bless.
I'm HAPPY FOR YOU, ....
LOVED this!! Great interview 🎉
One of it kind, great interview, such informative and encouragement, thank you ladies
Good video. The I’ve listened to several discuss the issues of trying to own property in Ghana. Although I’m coming to the conclusion that I won’t make that my priority, working through a lawyer at the beginning of the process seems wise.
Well done!!
Very impressive. Keep on keeping on.
Nice one
Wow…..I’m having second thoughts now🤦🏽♀️
I love your shows
Great.