I MOVED FROM CANADA TO THE GAMBIA ,BECAUSE OF
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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This video is an Interview with Jessie and her Husband , Jessie Moved from Canada to the Gambia with her kids and Husband ,Jessie is Origenally from Haiti togehter with her Husband , we talked about why she chose to move to the Gambia and thier experience living on the continent , dive right into the video and enjoy ...
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Wode maya is the reason why I bought in the Gambia. Few months more and I will settle .I also wanted to go to Ghana first. ❤ the same video with Juliette was the booster as I did live 17 years in the UK myself. Its destiny. People will not support your vision .simply because they cannot see what you can see !!!I originally I am from Gabon but I feel home in the Gambia too .I always said as a child I will visit kunta kinte country but being a French speaker and watching roots with French dubbing etc I had no idea of the Gambia as a country. Before wode Maya video and when I went to the Gambia for the first time , what a surprise to hear about kunta kinte Island. !
For elderlies it's hard for them to change environments and habits ..yes I agree Africa call us to come !!! Period !
Happy to hear that you answered to the call of Africa.
Hello My name is Roxanne. I would love to come in January 2024, I have been trying to contact anyone to get more info. I've literally been on UA-cam for months. Can you please direct me to someone who can help me find housing for 1 month, land etc. Thank you
Yessssss Haiti 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹 wish to connect with her, I'm Haitian am also in Gambia
She is very true Africa is not for everybody !
I liked what she said. Come with an open mind to learn and don't come like a colonizer.
Many have learned it on the harsh way.
But for many people it is the best days in their lives.
@@nyakanga Thanks
AFRICA NEED YOU ALL THEIR SONS AND DAUTHERS. WELCOME BACK TO OUR MOTHER LAND
She is dead on. 1000 percent from experience.
I like that she refuses to delve too deep into the negative things of our past and instead chose to focus on our bright present and futures instead. Part of the mind programming is to keep us in a loop where we’re constantly reminded that we were subjugated (through tv and movies). The only way to move forward is to stay steadfast and keep our vibrations HIGH by focusing on positive thoughts and feelings only (and not the negativity constantly fed to us through media). Stay discerning and practice your Free Will ability to refuse any information that lowers your body’s vibration. ❤️💫🌍
Well said black queen
I wish all youtubers would tell the truth like this brother. That is a real talk.
Unfortunately most of the genuine repatriates are not UA-camrs.. most of those UA-camrs bought a land and want to build it on the expense of other repatriates by scamming them
I tried to talk from the hearth.
Thanks for the positiveness.
is she having UA-cam channel tell her we will like to see more from her tell her to open a UA-cam channel ❤❤
Thank you!
Awesome Video, am glad to see my Haitian sisters and brothers coming to the Smiling Coast, thanks for Sharing
Me to ❤🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
One family!
We appreciate the love.
@@SunshineismyHappiness We appreciate the love. One family!
I am a diaspora and went to uganda just recently. The price of houses for rent 10 times higher when they see me . They know from the look with out asking where I am from. On the phone with my agent, 2 million a month but when we get there, changed to 7 to 8 million per month. she is right foxs.
Absolutely correct! Isn't that so unfortunate and hurtful! One of his previous guests called it the "black tax".
Am sorry that you had that experience in uganda. Honestly, for comfortable housing in uganda without furniture us $200-300 for a two bedroom. Furnished or airbnb is between $400- 800 a month
Totally agree self-love is the true way to move forward in Africa.
Very good advice from your guess, I think for Diasporian,coming from the west, we have to come and be humble, and not be so impatient, and think we know best.
Keep up the good work.
We apreciate the positive comments
Yes patience is needed to live in Afrika, you can’t go to Afrika with western mentality and be willing to live the Afrika way
Hi sister from Haiti.
Thank you for showing my country brother. The Gambia is honestly peaceful with amazing people. I wish the sister and her family will have a great stay. They are welcome.
Thank you so much. This group trip is all about showcasing the Gambian culture and increase Gambian local economy. Thank you for having a wonderful and welcoming country.😊😊
You are showing this beautiful resort .What percentage of Gambians can enjoy this place ? The guy who was building her furniture saw what her and her husband had brought with them from Canada . He was making furniture for them and you could argue that he could have used that skill to make a good living , but he couldn't see it ! He saw a young couple maybe, close to his age ,but because of the exchange rate, the money they brought from Canada made them upper middle class in Gambia !!
@josephbrown. I'm perplexed?? Does this mean that we shouldn't improve the quality of our lives or should feel guilty?? Sometimes these feelings can be very deep seated???
@@anngore3842 Never make such mistake
Enjoy your life fully. The next guy, when he can afford it he will do it and even asked you why you did not do the same when you could.
You can help others of course but feeling bad will not help them neither you.
she is the best out of them all. she said the real truth . most diasporians just come on your interview to talk rubbish. out of all what she said here is building bridges from the west to the continent. And also africa is not for all diasporian too. In africa you respect your husbands not like in the west you kick your husband out of the house. They should not be arrogant. In africa they just have to learn a adapt. If not i see most of them relocating back to where they come from.
I agree and enjoy what Jessie and her husband say...they speak positively and do not play the historical victim.
Thank you very much. 😊
Definitely right Gambia is less developed compared to other African countries. But it’s one of the most peaceful and cheap .
Such a powerful interview...I can empathize. Not knowing where we are really from has created a conflict in our spirit. I hope that we will all be able to return to the motherland sooner than later. It would be such a blessing to experience the comfort of "home". Yes, since lockdowns, there has been a distinct call for the diaspora to return. Enjoy your stay until your fellow Afro-Canadians arrive💕🇨🇦
East or west Africa is the home for the black race and she welcomes her ancestors.
I can resonate with this lady in every level 🙌🏾 It got me thinking "Is this me?😮" 😂 Such an inspiration! ❤
I love Gambia when I was in turkey I had alot of Gambian friends and I can't wait to visit the country
Lovely lady. I enjoyed hearing her story.
Yes, Wodemaya interview with Juilette was very inspirational.
THAT'S IS WHY GOD GAVE US OUR OWN MINDS/ SPIRITS/ HEARTS/ AND SOUL...NO ONE SHOULD THINK FOR ANYONE...AND TELL THEM WHAT TO DO....
13:38 Well said, if Africa is strong we would not experience what we experience over there💯
Bravo ! I truly enjoyed the conversation
I am glad you did
I didn't have support when I was moving from the Caribbean to America...so just imagine the kind of support I would get when Africa is the destination. 😂
@HOBBYMONEY. Thank God we're not all the same🇯🇲.
@@anngore3842 I didn't care what they told me... I needed to progress my life... And I accomplished things here that I couldn't there.
Say whatever, when that spirit rise and you have to pack your bags for HOME that's it. I am ready to meet Uganda in good or bad faith. Just prepare me that RED carpet babe
Greetings Webnation Africa, this beautiful lady and her family decision to leave Canada was an excellent move and her family back in Canada should follow her example. You see, Canada and the collective West is becoming more fascist “ Mussolini” by the day and blacks will experience the worst of the fascist- communist ideologies. She’s very smart and alert, the real deal. You have to love her fighting spirit. Thanks so much for sharing her story.
Nicee! btw, there are many Gambian students in Montreal (at McGill and Concordia).
20mins into the interview. Very good points. It really depends on many factors if Gambia is for you. If you have children, healthcare needs, financial requirements, what you can actually adjust to. As you dont necessarily know until you actually have to live there with power cuts and the likes. Some upsides, the weather, beach, fresh fruits etc etc. But it's totally down to the individual if they can really make it work. If you can try it and establish something that benefits self and the community.....good on you. It's a WHOLE experience.
THANK YOU SISTER....COMING HOME....TO PARADISE....
This is such an amazing conversation,
She is a PIONEER ( not receiving any support from friends in Montreal); she projected also a sense of HISTORY ( the mixing of various African ethnies to produce a Haitian).
She also touched upon a subject that is upsetting to many Afro-Americans : WHY are so many YOUNG African men and women risking their lives to reach the European shores ( Lampedusa ) or the U.S. border when Africa offers much more in QUALITY of life ( weather, sea, plenty of land).
Powerful episode. Shoutout 2 y'all Zoes
she should visit Kenya to avoid such experience
Congratulations! Welcome back.
Beautiful couple Welcome home, love our DNA😊
Hi Jessie, nice seeing you again
I tried to contact you many time without success. 😊
I live in Montreal and you don't own anything here. It's terrible over here.
Follow your instinct. Most people from the expat community in Gambia said
they followed their instinct and knew they had to live and go to Africa.
Africa is not perfect but for many of us.... it is the best place to live.
Worst of all its full of francophone people
Thank you for sharing 😅.
You guy, I don’t get you, the Lady and the family are living in The Gambia but you continued asking her questions about Africa, how many African countries have they visited? All your questions should have been based on The Gambia. Wise up.
What I have noticed is that a lot of Africans out of a sense of brotherhood speak in terms of Africa and end up generalizing. I just commented on a Ghanaian UA-camr who has a Russian wife and he was saying all Africans are circumcised simply because that’s what he knows.
I had to tell him very few people in Southern African are circumcised especially in Zimbabwe or Zambia where 10% or less are. It was never a thing for us. To his credit he did apologize. Outsiders will hear constant references of Africa and think how Gambia is is how every other African country is like. So you are absolutely correct stick to Gambia just like this women cannot speak for the US if she has not lived there.
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I don't think wade maya ever went to Haiti did he?
Of course he did, simple search on UA-cam or Google could have answer your question
He never did. He interviews a guy who wants to be President of Haiti but that was done in Ghana. He was overlaying a lot of video about Haiti so I can see why some people not paying attention may have thought he went to a Haiti. He never did. First there was Covid and then after a lot of violence. He. Never went to a Haiti. You are correct.
@@maxline20255 Be careful trying to look smart when someone asks a genuine question. Wode Maya never went to Haiti. He used video footage of Haiti while interviewing aHaitian in Ghana who was saying he wants to be next President of Haiti.
There was Covid then there has been violence after Covid. He Never went to Haiti. You should be ashamed of yourself clowning a brother or sister asking a genuine question. Too bad you come out looking like a fool or idiot because of your attitude. This sister has never been to Haiti and probably got confused and thought the interview was done in Haiti when they clearly stated they were in Ghana.
Why didn't she move to Haiti?
Because of the unrest. I am Haitian American and plan to move to African
@@Dreamdreams350Sak ap fet
Who would move to Haiti now? Check the news. I am Haitian/ Canadian/ American, and there is no way I would move to Haiti. Two years ago, I went to Gambia and liked it. I met Jessie there. She is a very nice lady. I am planning to go back to Gambia because since I left, I have felt a call to go back..
@@travelerawakenings8477 mte labas, sentiment labas enfom
Hello,
I did not go to Haiti because even after beating the French in 1804 and gained our dependence, we are still fighting until this day. We are the example of what Africains and Native American can do. Haiti is in another major crisis.
Is she bringing voodoo to Africa. With all the voodoo our ancestors had we still got sold. Plsss
Actually my anecestors left Africa with Africain spirituality. I am not bringing anything you don't already have. 😊
Well said