From The Bronx To Ghana | Why They Moved To Ghana Aged 26

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  • Опубліковано 25 жов 2024

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  • @wlbwlb762
    @wlbwlb762 Рік тому +20

    I am hoping to visit and permanently move to Ghana. I know my family and myself will be free to live the way God made us to be. Not treated like we are animals because the color of our skin.

    • @rabiatuhussein1711
      @rabiatuhussein1711 Рік тому

      You guys are making a very big mistake, you know why? It's because you guys fail to put your resources together and come back home.

    • @vienicestyles
      @vienicestyles Рік тому

      ❤❤❤❤ All BP need to leave Amerikkka before it’s too late.

  • @ifuseekamy2482
    @ifuseekamy2482 Рік тому +12

    I can’t wait until us African Americans and continental Americans realize the answer to our solutions is within each others

  • @sampsondjonorh4987
    @sampsondjonorh4987 Рік тому +11

    Ghana Forever. Peace. 👍✌️

  • @africanqueen1giselle642
    @africanqueen1giselle642 Рік тому +10

    I see my brother you completely understand what we go through here in Amerikka and you understand why we are coming back home to Africa. We don't know how it feels for a police to laugh and just charge us money instead we have to fear for our lives.

    • @gibson2675
      @gibson2675 Рік тому

      What about the killings in the ghettos

    • @GhanaBound
      @GhanaBound  Рік тому +1

      Are you talking about the US or in Ghana?

  • @wellnezz
    @wellnezz Рік тому +7

    This was very entertaining!👏🏿

  • @lovelaceowusu-asante1725
    @lovelaceowusu-asante1725 Рік тому +6

    Very insightful ❤

  • @kwameaboagye121
    @kwameaboagye121 Рік тому +5

    My brothers and sisters come home without fear nor favour.

    • @kissPhamousStudio
      @kissPhamousStudio Рік тому +2

      @Guevara Nonsense, we prefer our fellow blacks to the Asians,n the whites.

  • @kennykenny7293
    @kennykenny7293 Рік тому +9

    Is there going to be a part 2 to this interview? The question of why they moved tho Ghana @ 26 was not discussed. Just curious

    • @GhanaBound
      @GhanaBound  Рік тому +3

      Hi Kenny. Yes absolutely, there will be a part 2 AND 3 😁 They will tell us why they moved from America at a young age, how they built multiple businesses in Ghana, and how they navigated the challenges. I hope you will join us for the next episodes 🙏🏾

    • @kennykenny7293
      @kennykenny7293 Рік тому

      @@GhanaBound thanks

  • @ankomayawoada2663
    @ankomayawoada2663 Рік тому +3

    Honestly I never knew I was black also until I had moved from the Caribbean to America and never knew there was a race war going on here.

  • @MrVader282
    @MrVader282 Рік тому +2

    It's good that the world sees how it really is in USA, there are as many escaping and trying to get out as want to come.

  • @patrick8573
    @patrick8573 Рік тому +5

    Awww... I was enjoying it. It's too short. Nice video

    • @GhanaBound
      @GhanaBound  Рік тому

      Hi Pat, we enjoyed the conversation. Don't worry, Part 2 will be out next week Saturday 🙌🏾

  • @paqbert5042
    @paqbert5042 Рік тому +7

    Awesome

  • @tillytothetophere
    @tillytothetophere Рік тому +5

    I want to hear her experience in America too.thanks

  • @kissPhamousStudio
    @kissPhamousStudio Рік тому +2

    Grt convo ❤️

  • @dorisbrown7347
    @dorisbrown7347 Рік тому +2

    Ghana is a peaceful country walahi

  • @sourcestvghuk9897
    @sourcestvghuk9897 Рік тому +4

    Nice one 😊

  • @Bojan400
    @Bojan400 6 місяців тому +1

    The wild Animals always gets me😂

  • @georgeappiah8314
    @georgeappiah8314 Рік тому +4

    ASK NIGERIAN , THEY WILL TELL YOU THE MEANING

  • @niiamu3300
    @niiamu3300 Рік тому +4

    Interesting Ghana police stories.

  • @aaronlattimore9409
    @aaronlattimore9409 Рік тому

    Wow!!! Nice stories. Living in Amerikkka the police treats us terrible.

  • @michaeldamoah8
    @michaeldamoah8 Рік тому +4

    The guy is a talkative interrupting unconsciously his lady counterpart.

    • @rushasare
      @rushasare Рік тому +4

      Right on Michael! I thought I was helping her out but I noticed I was indeed interrupting her.

  • @VA-rw9jc
    @VA-rw9jc Рік тому +3

    Thank God for your life

  • @josephbrown1573
    @josephbrown1573 Рік тому +5

    Well there are 4 or more shooting's a day right now in the inner city of the state where I live . Car jackings are at a all time high .They do not mention race but just mentioning where the shooting happened you will know that it an all black inner city!! Most of the shootings are being done by teenager less than 18 years! Did you feel comfortable going into the inner city when you where in America ? Baltimore city is the murder capital of the US .Maybe if we did not commit the majority of day to day crime we would not be perceived as dangerous !

    • @MichaelO2
      @MichaelO2 Рік тому

      It seems you are a European! All his police encounters were with European American kkkops. The m@ss $hootings in January 2023 were all committed by European Americans and Asians.
      Even a Nigerian Professor was un-alived by his European American girlfriend in January...I don't know what he was doing with an nasty piece who lacks melanin, but he is no longer here to explain to us...thanks to the sav@gery they are well known for.

    • @carolyncox7073
      @carolyncox7073 Рік тому

      josephbrown1573 "The BIBLE" Greatest Book Ever Written.
      Last Days Prophecy!
      Babylon The Great (America) has Fallen.
      All Praises To The Most High and his Son, The Black Messiah.
      ELOHIM Righteous Judgment Is Upon America The Wicked!!!

    • @mandyb6414
      @mandyb6414 Рік тому

      That is what may think. It is absolutely not true. Crime is crime and it leave the receiver and family devastated. However, when White people and others commit horrendous atrocities, crimes, it is a school shooting of innocent, it's the work place, it's in the church, it's in the club, it's in the Supermarket, it's at the doctor's office, it's at the malls, it's at the super stores- the like of Walmart, it's at the Island place of worship, it's at the Kindergarten schools, it's at the Middle school, it's at the high school, etc. You get the picture. The number of deaths or injuries in the poor neighborhoods, which is a mixture of Blacks, Spanish, anyone else who is financially challenged, at any one time is one, two or maybe three persons at a time. When mass killing occurs, it is

    • @mandyb6414
      @mandyb6414 Рік тому

      Mass killing of many people at one time, let's us just say the perpetrator is not usually Black. Most Black teens are not usually get hired for a job. It's frustrating. Black men have needs like everyone else. Black children get the worst schooling, unless, you are fortunate. Innocent Black men pay for the guilty. A simple record for smoking or selling weed will get a Black youngerster a record for the rest of his life. A White youngster get probation, no major record that would prevent from progressing in life. This does not excuse Black men from killing or disfiguring one another, although they do not commit most of the crime.

  • @kemlaurin
    @kemlaurin Рік тому +1

    America has conned itself in not seeing us.

  • @edamable492
    @edamable492 Рік тому +2

    akata literally wor kata. (cover up). baggy clothes led to the name. it has to do with how black men used to wear baggy clothes or oversized clothes.

  • @BernardAsare-bh9gp
    @BernardAsare-bh9gp 6 місяців тому

    I don't think that the questions from African Americans are. necessarily meant to look down on you. It is to find their if the stereotypes. .Akata means þhe "cat that doesn't stay on live at home " whereby home means Africa

  • @dorisbrown7347
    @dorisbrown7347 Рік тому +1

    Hmmmm

  • @crystalaugust3818
    @crystalaugust3818 Рік тому +1

    That word that was used in relation to black Americans is literally the Nigerian version of calling a black American the n word. It translates to animal/ less than human. It was used to describe the slaves that the chiefs in 🇳🇬 traded. I am surprised that your guess have no clue how offensive the word is.

    • @martinanane3446
      @martinanane3446 Рік тому +2

      Stop propagating ignorance on the internet. If you don't know what it means, stop speculating cause what you have up there is garbage. Akata is not at all an insulting name. It literally refers to all black people here in America, Africans included. That's why it's a commonplace to hear Ghana-Akata, Nigeria-Akata, etc. The name does not have any negative connotations whatsoever. I have kids born in America and I call them my Akata kids.

    • @florencesenya1506
      @florencesenya1506 Рік тому

      He's Ghanaian so if the word has Nigerian origin he won't know the meaning. He actually admitted not knowing the meaning.

    • @mandyb6414
      @mandyb6414 Рік тому

      It is amazing how Nigerians are quick to lay derogatory labels at Western Blacks, oh! they have a distasteful name for Carribean people too. However, if Black Americans, a few Carribean people have not March in protest, died, assaulted, and endured many more atrocities, no other Blacks would have been allowed in America. Non Blacks from other parts of the world, who enjoying Civil liberties, would have not have the the opportunities to exercise their Civil Rights. It's disgraceful that one groups of Black degrading another because they feel the are better. Let's not forget that AAs, on annual basis contributes over a Trillion dollar to the US economy, which is greater than Nigeria's spending power. This is with all the oppression that is put in place to stymate Blacks progression. By the the way, when the statistics say African Americans, they include all Blacks, no distinction.

    • @naana-scelyne6370
      @naana-scelyne6370 Рік тому

      @@mandyb6414 can we just stick together. Im tired of us period. In 2023 we as black are still at the buttom because we continue to fight one another while the others prosper working together.

  • @selasedu
    @selasedu Рік тому +4

    Akata is a yoruba word that means foreigner

    • @kofiakanfantse8071
      @kofiakanfantse8071 Рік тому +2

      It doesn't mean a foreigner,it means a wild cat

    • @jennifermorgan8124
      @jennifermorgan8124 Рік тому

      Let me correct this man, Akata in Igbo language is USA, that's all in IGBO Language in Nigeria. I live in Akata means I live in USA. Ghana people is timid so much.

  • @mgswp
    @mgswp Рік тому

    They say their racism is unconscious bias😒

  • @linzierogers5024
    @linzierogers5024 Рік тому +1

    Didn't know you were black? Really? OK. I get what you are saying. Stranger things have happened. I hope you realize you're black now.

    • @florencesenya1506
      @florencesenya1506 Рік тому

      Because we don't call ourselves black in Africa. We identify by tribal origin or country. So I am Ghanaian or I am an Anlo ( my tribe) from Ghana.

  • @gusmotorsports
    @gusmotorsports Рік тому

    I think Akata means "Good for nothing".

  • @jennifermorgan8124
    @jennifermorgan8124 Рік тому

    Let me correct this man, Akata in Igbo language is USA, that's all in IGBO Language in Nigeria. I live in Akata means I live in USA. Ghana people is timid so much..

  • @qwequenyamekre8418
    @qwequenyamekre8418 Рік тому

    Akata is a slang meaning a street girl or overly exposed lady .....