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How Ghanaians Migrated From Ghana To The Gambia(Ghana Town)
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2019
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U too deep man
The people are Fante speakers. Not Twi speakers. Please give the right information.
i like that Africa to the world t-shirt even though it came from Jamaica to the world!!
Please interview the owner of 1on1knockout( professional boxer, model and trainer), whose returned home to see how the experience has been thus far and to encourage others to return to their roots m.facebook.com/1on1knockoutnyc/ whattapp (646)6069216
...thank you
Thank you Brudda for all that you do....... I'll be placing my order for shirts soon
I was born in Sierra Leone and I grew up in the smile cost of Africa Gambia, Gambia is the best place to live and have peace in your live I love Gambia and Gambian people
I'm a Sierra Leonean also, stay bless
This should be shown on Ghana televisions
They knew about it cus most of your head of state have visited Ghana Town before..
Actually most west African countries around the coast, do have Ghanaian settlements that accumulated from migrant fishermen from the Central Region. Liberia has West |Point, S/Leone has a sizable Ghanaian fishing community, Benin as well
Only kumkumbagia they show
I support this idea
The Gambia is the only country I know of where Africans live together in harmony regardless of their origins. Ghanaians are very much loved in The Gambia. I went to schools owned and ran by Ghanaian, (Glory Baptist Primary School, Deeper Life School) and most of my teachers were Ghanaian and made great impact on my life. They are also expert fishermen, also that kenke with shito, red sauce and fried fish, let me stop because hunger is calling my name. 😋
Exactly dear
Harmonious??? And they killed 44 Ghanaians while the ppl stood back and watched.... Where's the outcry from the Gambian masses on this issue
Nana Kwasi I just researched what you said since I was clueless to what you were talking about. That case was very sad and unsettling to hear and read. As you have made your statement, you failed to mention that people knew what was occurring under that leader but dare not speak for fear of being put to death. It is dangerous to tell a single story, every nationality including Gambian suffered under that leadership, so be truthful and fair. Do not promote propaganda to divide the people. Please.
@@nanakwasi7317 massa u dey talk too much. Just enjoy the video. It's a beautiful story.
Right that’s it then. The Gambia it is then as a next holiday. G&G we go together paaa
Wow. I can’t even believe a whole country will do this for another country’s people. This is just beautiful. God Bless Gambia
I'm a Gambian but I love Ghanaian take Gambia as your country and your home you guy's most welcome
You are not Gambian bro. That is what the Europeans decided to re-name you, just like all other African countries. At least call yourself African from western Africa.
njies njies
@@getoutofthematrix3757 are you mad ? The eoropeans did not name all african countries. Ghana was named by a Ghanaian himself. Do your research before making noise.
Thank you so much for a such a powerful word u jx put here... How I wish other Africans will learn this beautiful saying of yours. God bless u, I wish to visit there someday I hear u ve a beautiful beach there
Nice statement ! Big up from Senegal
Trust me, with the way u r going within a year, U will definitely hit one million subscribers. I pray for grace, love, protection and wisdom to u. You are a blessing to Africa
yes ohhh may God protect him
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ITS NOT ABOUT HAVING A MILLION SUBSCRIBERS ITS ABOUT WAKING YOUR PEOPLE UP AND UNITING THEM THATS IT
Amen
I am a Gambian bt I been living with Ghanaian for so long bt they are very honest peoples kind ..we love u all ma Ghanaian brothers n sisters one love🤟💓💓💓
This is such a beautiful story, all Africans should feel welcome and at home in any part of our continent. I am from Senegal 🇸🇳, I remember excitedly running as a child to the Ghanaian auntie’s house to buy AKARA , all West Africans make AKARA ,but Ghanaians make it best! you are wonderful and welcoming people my Gambian 🇬🇲 brothers.
Brighton Beach One Africa is happening
Have u tasted the ones from benin and togo?
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rebecca kumuamba 🤣😂😂 I’ve never tasted the one from Togo sister, I have a friend from Togo here, I will ask her to make it for me , I am sure it’s good . From Benin 🇧🇯 , I have ,when I travelled to Cotonou as a teenager with my mom, it was delicious! In Senegal 🇸🇳 we have a proverb about marriage and AKARA, we say “ she who wants AKARA must like pepper” , when a woman or man complain that marriage is difficult, we say that to them to
encourage them to face the difficulties of marriage and not give up. I like putting AKARA in a nice baguette 🥖 with spicy 🌶 tomato and onion sauce!!! So good.
@@caro8712 mmm
Ghanaian in the Gambia are the most humble peaceful hard working brother we ever leave with in the Gambia.they have well contributed immensely to Gambia academically up to now I have a big honour for Ghanaian wherever I meet them, even presently in the USA. We appreciate all there support and contribution to the Gambia.but one thing our government HV NT been looking after them,the Ghanaian community in the Gambian should be compensated well by building an estate for them,they been leaving there for ages let's look after them the Gambia.bless you Ghana baby Aya maya
Good point you've made there. I suggest we start a project ("Build Ghana Town") and contribute into that fund for the development of Ghana Town. $3 USD each from 10million contributors is $30m USD. This can create a meaningful lifestyle for our family in Gambia's Ghana Town.
I'm a Gambian I've watched this video with my my Ghanaian friends kwaku and kojo. they were so happy after watching it. Thanks maya for showing love to Africa
haha wow!Your name is Sanyang
@@WODEMAYA yes! SANYANG does it has another meaning in Chinese language? We have another coastal Town in Gambia called SANYANG, not much far from GHANA TOWN hope you visit that place too.
Ghanians are honest and very hard working that's why they are respected in The Gambia
But you guys killed 44 Ghanaians some years back right..... So much for honest and hard working
@@nanakwasi7317 Please differentiate. It's President Jammeh who has blood in his hands. Nobody escaped from his evil & mischief. He killed his own family members too. He's a psychopath who was power hungry & would get rid of anyone he thinks are detrimental to his government. He thought that the killed migrants were mercenaries coming to topple his government.
Ghanaians have killed too. Let us not act like Ghana doesnt have blood on its hands. I mean Rawlings did it too that doesnt stop other people to come to Ghana. Don't be a hypocirate. Shit happened but that shouldnt define us in a whole. ONE AFRICA
@@yaawa8662 you nailed it sister.he was power hungry to the extend that he even kill his own uncle and cousin sister.this guy doesn't know how many gambians suffer in the hands of jammeh that's why
@@loveinaabmorgan9209 thank you very much brother sometimes people like to bring their negativity on little things.when people are showing love and oness, others are doing othewise
Thanks Maya for showing me my home 🏡 I'm from Ghana Town..
Oh really?
@@WODEMAYA yes my compound is opposite the mosque 🕌 we are fulas but we speak both fanti and Asante we live peaceful with them.. I am the Ghana Town football ⚽ coach ask them coach Badou I'm presently in Germany 🇩🇪 everybody knows me in that town..
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@@speakup18 Coach, where in Germany are you?
@@DeeJayPoundPower Hannover..
Am a Gambian but I know Ghanaian are really very respectful people, My teacher is always active when ever in the class and he like me a lot Am so happy to watch this episode...Thank you Sir 😘😘😘
This is Africa let us unite.United we are stronger Am from Gambia but most of my friends are Ghanaian even my Gal friend she is from Ghana at this moment..
At this moment, you a player 4 life😂
So u keep changing girls, Lols 😂 😂
“At this moment” brother , so you change girlfriends often 🤣😂😂, I am going to tell your girlfriend brother. 🤣😂😂
@@caro8712 you know my other gf
Player in da building!
Girls watch out for this gambian player but if u don't know and u break our Ghanaian babe heart we the Ghanaian guys will come after you and whip you well well!💪✊👊
I Am Ghanaian and the loving people i have ever met in my Life are Gambians. They call you brother As if you came from the same mother .one luv to my Gambian brothers.🇬🇭❤🇬🇲
Yusif T.tahiru we love you more is a connection we are one Africa ☝🏾
Yeah that's true bro
The Gambia is a open country for every body as far as humanity is concerned 🇬🇲👍
Every AFRICAN.
Now I want to marry a Gambian woman
@@chargymusic you can go dere day are very many dere
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nuha Arsenal ...no fuck Gambia , where’s the justice for the 44 Ghanaians they killed some years back?
Omg! I’m just learning this today! Anytime you upload a video makes me realize how important what you’re doing really is👍🏽
Say it again
No kidding! I love this stuff!
Not you alone
Am from brufut our house is vey close to ghana town but now living in the u.s.a.ghanian are very nice and peaceful,they been there for as long as I can remember.keep up the great work....❤
So you from Brufut the paradise, beautiful area, you will give me a land there Binta Camara
The best teachers in my school days were Ghanians, Mr Omosigho wherever you are, I owe you and the Amodansos part of my happiness and contentment in my adult life..much love and respect to you and all! Good work Wode
m sc . Is the Amo Danso that teaches mathematics?
@@edwardjohnson4462 Maths + some...including proper discipline!
Omosigho doesn't sounds like a Ghanian name
Omosigho is a Nigerian name from Edo or Delta State Nigeria.
Big thumbs up to all Gambians. You people are very welcoming not only in your country but also away from home. Wodemaya thanks for bringing this to limelight. Black is power and let the love continue to travel all across the coast of mother land. Crying right now😭😭❤️
Gambian 🇬🇲 here is a pleasure..
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#United Nations of African
Facts. I want to Gambia once not that long ago and I must say Gambians are very hospitable people
I was raised with Ghanaians 'the Addo family' in Serrekunda ( Churchill's town) they are my best friends, we lived for more than 8 years in one compound.
You can't back bite them in fula
because my best friend speaks and understands more fula than me 🤣🤣🤣.
They have backed me up in many occasions because I was one of the youngest and I have no big brother, so they were my bigger brothers and I was their younger one.
I will never forget about them.
Can we see it clearly that the Gambia is the smiling coast of Africa senegambia, Ghana town ect
Yeah is only these greedy immegeration want to distorted the good image of our country but we still reaming as smiling coast of Africa✌an❤
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We have SeneGambia,Ghana town ,Ebo town And also Takuradi in the
Gambia
What's smiling about Gambia? They killed 44 Ghanaians yrs back, I can tell you that their family are not smiling...... 🖕🏿Fuck Gambia
Nana Kwasi, Gambians did not kill them. It was one Gambian that was responsible for those atrocities. I can bet you the Ghanaians that live in Gambia will disagree with you. Are you trying to tell this UA-cam community that Ghana never had a bad leader. Blame the bad leader not the entire Gambia. The whole Gambia hates him for all the horrible things he did. You better join in line and embrace you fellow Africans.
I’m a Ghanaian Gambian😊.Nothing beats that🇬🇲 👊🇬🇭
#United Nations of African
Eben Kweku 😊😊👊
Chally Boii can you speak Twi and Wolof
God bless Africa... Gambians re really welcoming...
@@nanakwasi7317 that is the government under the dictatorship not the people who were doing that, is the state. The state was also killing Gambians at the same time, more Gambians kill by state at the time than any other nationals. Am not trying to justify the killing I is wrong but Differentiate people from government. Let learn to respect kindness . The woman was asked what affecting them there she talks about marketing not people hating on them. We need to stop this bullshit ignorant of us and them.
Nana Kwasi I'm not so stupid like you to insult the whole of Ghana just because of your this stupid comment!
I blame your parents for failing their duties of bringing you up well... Bye
@@bahdembo1171 😅😂👏👏👏👏
Nana Kwasi your mouth needs to be washed with soap. Jammed killed his own people, Gambia is very welcoming, kind hospitable people.
African lifestyle is the same whether West,East , South or North . I'm proud to be African!!!
From what I see , the Gambians must be good and peaceful bunch like Ghanaians themselves.
Wow..God bless Ghana. .much love wode maya..hit the like buttom if u agree
@alanbev i guess they have their own reason for being there. .the place might feel like home for them
@alanbev i want to hear your answer
@@georgeappiah8314 lol I have no idea
That is what I love about Ghanaians, you can tell they live perfectly and peacefully with the Gambians. Hard working people not scamming.
I love the fact that,Gambia people are not worried Ghanaians in Gambia as the South African's have been doing to Nigerian living in South Africa..This is called Unity..And then also you guys should let the love lead always.
This is Gambia small in size but big in heart, so proud of my country the Gambia...
Gambian so proud to see u visit Ghana Town.We learn from Ghanaians and our first president studied at Achimota College in Ghana and close to Kwame Nkrumah.we love u. RESPECT
Former President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe also studied at Achimota College, in Accra Ghana. His first wife who died was a Ghanaian. Achimota College was during colonial time one of the most prestigious secondary schools in Ghana. It still is.
Very interesting video. A lot of history. Kudos Wedo Maya you have met your own people in Gambia. Love from Kenya.
#United Nations of African
Happy to see my brothers Ghanaian in Gambia
That's gambia Ghana town...amazing people there
This is cool, never knew this. Learned something new.
me too
Ghanaians and teaching , Even in Nigeria you have Ghanaian teachers doing really great jobs.
I respect and love Ghanaians more than any other nationality living among us here. I hope one day I will have the opportunity to visit Ghana.
Gambia is a nice country with beautiful people..
Greetings from Oakland California I'll come soon. Be blessed Wode.
Mr. Independent Dave Dunson
#United Nations of African
I love Gambia a country in which you can go to bank with rubber bag to cash your money in without any bad Boys attacking you . If you don't have money to eat when is 2 pm you can enter into any house and eat for free. God bless Gambia
Thanks for kind words about my country kobby baidoo
Thank and that’s true in Gambia people force you to come eat at there house ❤
I can remember when I was young home in the gambia we played soccer game with our brothers in Ghana town it was nice ❤🇬🇲 one Africa 💪🏿
God bless our home land Ghana 🇬🇭 💕 💕 thanks for the upload Wode Maya
#United Nations of African
Am Ghanaian but am from two counties,Ghana and Gambia.Much love From Ghana
You see, this is why we need stuff like this, as a Ghanaian, i never knew there was a Ghana town in the Gambia...yo me brethren from Senegal n the Gambia, can we add SeneGambia to Ghana to make one country....lets make it happen
Your channel is very educative. Thanks for the information. #GHANATOWN
RealFreshPage Tv
Very interesting history,
Definitely African we are one people, I'm a Gambians but didn't know this wonderful history,
Thanks your brother's,👍
May allah bless you maya I'm a Gambian and proud African, may Allah bless all African countrys
Ameen
@Victoria Adeyemi we muslims believe he was a prophet and a messenger of our CREATOR (ALLAH) THE SUPREME ONE, THE MOST HIGH
Hi maya those are my people I am so happy 😀 tho them I live there for 6years thank maya 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿ohh Micheal
#United Nations of African
Wow...Ghana is in Gambia..this is very new to me... very informative
There are alot of foreigners in Gambia but you are not allow to call them foreigners because we the gambians are also migrants
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#United Nations of African
Maya, I'm still watching you. ,,cos,my friend in Germany told me that his high school teacher was a Ghanaian. So,Gambians don't play with Ghanaians. Bro, God has given you a vision . Keep it up. ..🌍
I am a Gambian but I love and respected all African especially Ghanians because they taught in many schools in the Gambia, I have a one Ghanians teacher before in my senior secondary school time.
#United Nations of African
This is the 7th time watching this video...thanks wode maya
#United Nations of African
Haha
May God bless you wodemaya for your amazing determination and passion in what your doing.
As a senegalese I think this channel is so informative and help Africans from all around the globe discover some beautiful places and get them to know more about their history...so WODE MAYA keep on the good work
Gambians has respect 4 ghanians becaus they er the back bone of our higher educatio ..most highschools er filled with ghanian professors.. i use to pass by ghana town it has the best location it the country with nice sea breeze.❤
my uncle taught in gambia. we're ghanaian.
The sea reminds them of the Central Region of Ghana I guess
I am a Gambian and I never knew the history of Ghana town, thank you Maya
You are welcome
Great Video, One Africa!
#United Nations of African
That’s my home town Brufut we love our ghanian neighbours. My deskmate in primary school is ghanian we remain friends for life. So many ghanian men married women from my community. The cheif who gave them the place is my grand father late Alkali Kalifa Sannoh of brufut.
When people ask me, I learn to say I'm AFRICAN first, before saying NIGERIA. These names Ghana, Nigeria,Gambia, Sierra Leone etc are weak in and of themselves especially at the world stage but when they come together, they are more powerful. These names are reminiscing of the BERLIN CONFERENCE, the greatest evil perpetuated after the transatlantic slave trade. AFRICA UNITE
To be fair the name Ghana comes from the Ghana empire which the Akan claim lineage from when they migrated once the empire fell...Ghana empire became the mali empire..so that's why they chose that name...but I agree with your sentiments...africa unite
@@abibjahleel419 your right brother. Ghana was a powerful empire around the time of Songhai empire and that is why Ghana was huge in the early message of pan africanism, thanks to our great ancestor kwame nkrumah. He has given us the blueprint. Any generation that had the balls to materialize his dream, will witness the new Africa. Our strength has always been in our unity.that is why European imperialist called it divide and conquer.now what unites us??? OUR MELANIN. We can start from there. I love and respect you my brother
Abib Jahleel I am so impressed that you guys know our ancient history! You are right about Ghana, Mali and the Songhai empires , the Mali empire was so big in West Africa, it went all the way to Ghana , to Senegal, Guinée 🇬🇳, Burkina, Niger, Mauritania etc ... it was a massive empire and Ghana was a glorious and rich empire in its time. African history is amazing .
@@caro8712 much love and respect to the both of you ✊🏿
marvin ezekiel you are right brother, so impressed with you guys. I love our African history, in West Africa, the Ghana empire was known as WAGADOU and its rich Capital was known as KOUMBI SALEH, It was located in the area of present-day southeastern Mauritania , Eastern part of Jolof, and western Mali. The Word GHANA or GA’NA was the title given to the ruler of WAGADOU, it was populated by the tribes of the Mande/ Manding, Soninke, Malinke etc... you still find these tribes throughout West Africa today, in fact the most spoken language in West Africa today is the language of the former WAGADOU/ GHANA empire which is Mande’ or Manding, there is a theory from some African historians that Manding is the mother language of most of the other West African languages. Ghana was a glorious empire , complex societies based on trans-Saharan trade with salt and gold that existed in the region since ancient times made this empire very rich.
I’m a Gambian that went to school in Ghana, Prince Boateng secondary in Nsawam and Apam sec. I love my Banku fufu choffi, garri, u name it
lol
Me too, hahaha, love to you
I am from Ghana
U are a legend😀
I also remember the cat soup on Sunday’s in Accra, never tried it but my cousin loved it lol
Agnes Abradu 1995 was the year of the legends lol still got the corns on my palms to show from the cutlasses cutting grass from my plot in school to carrying buckets of water from almost a mile away to shower lol
Wow, Wow, wow,
Yes you have made several other videos. But this one tops it up for me and frankly am not the only one saying this.
Can you feel the sheer beauty and the appeal of speaking fante on another soil in a foreign land.
You are by far what we call in London '' The Man of The Moment ''.
I am a proud fante of American descent( though those are stories for another day.).
Here is hoping you have not left Ghana town in Gambia as yet for by popular appeal, people of Ghana town deserve a SECOND video as a follow up. Sorry one video does not do justice to what you have just accomplished. This is breathtaking and Unmatched to date.
I am getting emotional writing this and tempted to say certain things to you at this time. But I must hold my tongue and not reveal anymore on this platform. Before you leave Ghana town, please do me a favour by conveying this message that am making preparations to go to Ghana to start certain projects. Let them know I intend to visit, make myself known with a view to starting similar project also in Ghana town.
I believe today YOU have Surpassed yourself Wode Maya.
Shalom Shalom Shalom.
My husband is Ghanaian. I'd love to take him there!
Then be fast
This very educative Wode Maya. It shows how welcoming The Gambia is. Am amazed. I got goosebumps when they were speaking Fante like it were Cape Coast, Ghana.
Thank you for everything you are doing Wode Maya.God bless you.
This was place I told you about
Leachim Ettaj It really feels like home ☺️
One Africa one nation one people. I love Africa
The smiling coast of Africa. We african should be able to move and live in any part of Africa. Africa is ours. Proudly Gambian.
I liked this episode ( because of the history, info) very much 🖤.
What a wow this shows that
What Malema is saying will come true. Bolder free in Africa
Africa is for Africans
Many thanks Wode maya .
That will never happen, beside the borders, African do have various tribe with different kingdoms, we can only accept the reality in the ground and build strong independent countries , important thing is for African countries to develop and ordinary citizens benefit and stop migration of African to Europe for better future because their country will provide better future, malima is still yoing and arrogant
We tried the separate countries for over 50 years which has failed. Google Monrovia group vs Casablanca group, we when with Monrovia group and it as being a disaster.
The smiling coast of Africa is the Gambia! Ghanaians are smart and intelligent and well respected people's
Ghanaians are the most peaceful people in Africa. Keep up the good work Mr. Maya
I think you should start using songs from the country you're in and credit the artist and promote African music
I agree with you 100%
@@khalidfallatah5998 lol cos u'all don't understand our work!
@@khalidfallatah5998 youtube deal with copyright..if you dont take time they will take off your video...all africa music have copy right..so is difficult to use..understand him
@@Eric-Newman yes.now I understand thanks brother.but iam proud of Africa that's why I want every things African but I understand my brother wadi maya by the iam 52 years old Saudi citizen but my greatest grandfather came from west Africa that's why I always pray to see Africa growing up.
I agree
Nice video.
Look for the igbos that fled during the Biafra war to the Gambia who are now Gambians.
Chidinma Uwaga yes we also have a town called IGBO-TOWN in The Gambia 🇬🇲❤️ 🇳🇬
Yes we have igbo Town in Gambia
@@kallmaxi4380 not nigerian town but igbo town? Ok
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All of this history is interesting
Love how you, make us feel like we are actually there with you enjoying the different culture in Africa, and knowing our history
Africa to the world!!!
IKR
@@Extreme_1 blessed love x
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Telling our own story. Much love the great Maya.
I miss my country so much that when ever I am watching a video about it I feel like crying Gambia I love you.
Very Interesting and educative videos
I think our elders should start digitalize our culture and this great history to help future generations to know who we truly are as people
Akoben Renaissance that’s a great idea too sir
What I meant by elders was the leadership of our various tribes on the continent
Akoben Renaissance you’re right my bro
Peace and love
Thank you Ayamaya, you are doing an amazing job, I am a Gambian live in US, but Ghanaian are very nice people as well I visited Ghana in 1997 from Switzerland, I was staying at Solomon's lodge in Accra Ghana, the owner was very nice I think his name is Solomon' but he saw me around visited his parents house, hangout with Jerry Rawlings bodyguard which was fun having such an amazing time with them, I know Gambia and Ghana are one people all our teachers in the Gambia are Ghanaian so one love unity for all peace.
You were at home in The Gambia with your people. Nice and informative video. Thank you!!! 🇯🇲
Gambia nice brother, Ghana town
Thanks 🙏🏾 Bro!!! That was a very powerful episode! God Bless you for what you are doing!! No longer will Africa be seen as PITIFUL BUT POWERFUL !!!! Love ❤️ what you are doing. Knowledge is POWER!
This was a heart-warming episode. We need to see the hard working inhabitants as well as the developed parts of the country.
The Ghanaian spirit. Hard working people always.
I tell u, very modest too
All this guy video make sense, but some of our African brothers and sisters wouldn't like him, because we don't like ourselves.
Thank Ghana Baby!
Tamba Isaiah mossad Israël
Exactly.I wonder why we so much hate each other.Should I say its jealousy!
Tamba Isaiah la manipulation des pilleurs et esclavagistes: ils nous envoient des vidéos qu'ils prennent soin de commenter.
True he is industrious
Please stop the negativity. How we do not like ourselves? Please do not repeat that cliche again because whatever you repeat, you give energy to it.
If we do not like ourselves, the Gambia won't let Ghanaians to be there, and Ghana won"t let Nigerians be there, and Accra or Kumasi won't receive other Ghanaians to their towns.
We do love ourselves.#Africa to the world!!
Wow! My Ghanaians brothers and sisters. Love the history rough. May the almighty God continue to bless Ghana and its people. Love you so much, Wode Maaaaaaaaaya and your team
Massive respect for GHANA decent people, my English teacher Miss AMOAH was GHANAIAN and Miss JELE my commerce teacher in Zimbabwe. Ghanaians are smart and are respected the world over. GOD bless GHANA
Wow am very happy to see my Ghanaian family in our country we share the smiling coast of Africa with them. They are our Gambian brothers an sisters kudos to u maya Africa to the world ✌🇬🇲
I love the way ghanians respected their host nation. Very important. It doesn't matter if u are rich,famous, etc always be humble towards the nation that gave u a place to stay and respect them. Naija people will play deaf now. The fact we are tagged giant of africa is not a license to bully people who accommodate us in their lands. As Giants our job is to further strengthen unity within that we Al seek. It is cheaper to call America than to call Gambia. These are issues we as Giants should be tackling but we go to other neighbors countries and begin to desicrate their lands with our arrogance. It has to STOP
I lived in Senegal for 3 years before traveling to the United states in 2002..I didn't decicrate the land neither did any of my friends " so are you speaking about yourself or who??? A friend of mine still has a company in the Gambia where he make aluminum doors and windows till today and he didn't decicrate nothing "..so what's your point. Every country in the world have good and bad people " its not limited to a group of people. The moment you started tagging a group of people with a stigma it's called profiling "..that's what white people do to blacks in America..like the whites are saints!!
@@davlid100 yeah ur right.thats why if u look at the post, I said clearly: not all of them. Guess u missed that part. I m Nigerian and I've lived in Liberia and currently in Nigeria and generally most of our African neighbours percieve us as arrogance, bossy, oppressive,and imposive. What we call confidence, they see as arrogance. Again not all of us are like that. Hope u see the phrase this time. Now ghanians are getting pissed with us, not because we are all like that but the few ones have impacted our image negatively and negative energy travels faster. We need to collectively do better in lands of sojourn. Not individually but collectively
Please stop with the “apologies” and “guilt”. Some of the most obnoxious and disgusting ppl I dealt with while in school were from Ghana and none of them felt the need to apologize for even their own actions much less the perceived failures of their motherland.
What has to STOP is those of you who live among Ghanaians feeling the need to think small, be small, and whisper.
From the comments I read from Ghanaians I’m beginning to notice a certain degree of inferiority complex. There is this constant need to attack and require everyone to conform to their more passive ways.
@@aao449 honestly I'm very open-minded about this issue. I'm tired of nigerians (I'm Nigerian), called fraud stars, arrogant, proud,loud etc and I think at times, where is the problem?? I have also thought along the line of complex as well and all in all I'm tired of my people being tagged. From Ghana,to Kenya, even south Africa. There are good nigerians. That is why I was thinking,maybe if we calm down a bit and just mind our business in these countries,then the hate would stop cos the baton of pan africanism is in our hands now. We have to at least lay a good foundation for the next gen.
marvin ezekiel - You’ve got a few things right, here. Nigeria is the “Giant of Africa” and it is so on very many levels including the size of her population, the financial and economic potential as well as what technology and networking with other major worldwide players will bring. This status will bring pride to Nigerians and other Africans but it will bring a level of resentment for others that could manifest in ppl saying that Nigerians are “too opinionated”, “work too hard” etc.
The passive-aggressive nature of the typical Ghanaian I find disgusting. Honestly.
Never, ever, ever apologize to these characters. When they issue a mass apology for all of their own ppl’s wrong doings then you’re free to join in the “group apologies”. Till then the little snowflakes can piss off!
ln your videos you make me feel that am with you there
love it Maya keep up the good work Africa to the world
#United Nations of African
Wode Maya you are blessing. May the lord keep you safe as you continue this awesome work.
I am a Ghanaian I live in the gambia fajara but Gambians are good not all but 90% are good obviously they are honest and kind I love them 🤙
Thumps up #Africa 2 The World. Very interesting, I'm a Gambian n I this video will further strengthen our good relationship as brothers n sister. Thanks Maya n your team
History load and quite a recent one. You just contributed a worthy material for the archives. Nice one Maya!
Wode Maya, you might only be 21 years of age but you carry yourself like a real man. You interact with people in a very mature way.
Sometimes if I watch your videos I feel like crying, bruh keep it up one day I know you are going to be a great president to change Africa as whole
Wow 😮
I don’t even know if I’m shocked or surprised 😮
You’re taking us places bro
So Amazing ...
Ghanaians are so Great. And legal workers.
Thumbs up for The Gambia
#BlackPower
#OneAfrica
I was home 🏡 with this Maya video 📹 I see my home and people's im very happy # Africa 🌍 to the world 🗺..
Just 5 minutes in and I am so amazed and inspired as a big supporter of Pan Africanism!
Wode Maya...you have no idea what this video will do for Africans trying to find their roots or family. I did not even know that these people existed and yet you have helped educate us.
As a Ms. Trudy Fan, and armed with knowledge that you will sore to great heights, I do not want to be left behind. I am going to hit that subscribe button.
Asante, ero kamano and meda wo ase pa pa pa!!!!!!!
Yes, its time for Africans to tell their own story! Thanks for leading the way!!!!!!
Amazing MAYA I’m your fan from Rwanda
God bless our homeland Ghana.. African leaders should arise and build a great and Strong Africa
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