African-American Builder woman amazing truly blessing , positive energy you would never see Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, American media would never interview black woman with those type of skills.🙏🙏🙏👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
I am happy to see people in Africa appreciating traditional technologies are a best suitable for their weather. This is not only beautiful but economical. I hope that more African architects stop copying the west ways of building. I hope you will keep us updated when the building will be ready. 🇧🇷❤️
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
It's not just cheaper to build with earth...it's environmentally friendly... meaning the structures are healthier to live in! 💜...ithe education is very important 💯
Such innovative products are needed in other African and poorer country. This person need to spread her wings. The proof is in building a full house for all to see then she will find people beating down her door to buy her product.
Those are the best houses. Very cold inside during the dry season and warm during the raining season. In short the temperature is almost constant inside.
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
It's wonderful to see these workers so enthusiastic about building with earth! What other innovative and eco-friendly construction methods are being used around the world? It's exciting to see a return to natural materials and sustainable practices.
These guys are young and got mad skills. Construction Engineer is so cute and sounds thorough... Great Project! termite proof, affordable, and environmental friendly all round
I want to build a mud house in my hometown( a vacation house). It’s been a dream to it and certainly will. That’s the kind of houses built in my hometown where with some they use cow dung to plaster the walls of the house. Hopefully by the end of this year , I will start working on it. That’s for inspiring me. God bless.
Absolutely amazing process and product. Actually I've been toying with this idea of building a 4 bedroom bungalow with this process. Will be getting in contact with them . Keep up the amazing work. Changing the mindset with traditional building processes 💪🏿💪🏿
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
Wow Very touching to go back to where you grew up . I remember after spending over 20 yrs in The US and going back to my dad's house in F N Town was the sad moment of my life . I found it hard to locate the house . There were mixed feelings in that day . My eyes were tearing and happy at the same time and it was very great . Good to go back home . God bless you .
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
MIRACLE!!!! MIRACLE!!!! African (African American) builds in African way!!! Well done ser!!! Ghana especially has been a "rubbish plateau" of concrete, plastic & metal sheds. Everything worse against the local african architecture, but also against the healthy way of life for the residents and the health of the environment. Keep it and... TEACH the people. 🇬🇷❤🇬🇭
I have been waiting for a solution like this, not only organic building materials bit cheaper and more conducive for our climate. The mud houses of old were strong and cool inside
Great job, women empowered, adding value to society, please which area is that, do they still have lands for sale? I wouldn't mind a plot of land to buy
Excellent interview Nappie and way to go Strong!!!! I look forward to doing my own project one day with you in Aburi … it’s my dream that I am determined to make a reality. I will be in touch. Great job!!! ❤️🖤💚
Oga Nappie, I was one of the critics of some of your earlier videos. But I will tell you straight up...this is absolutely AWESOME! BTW, I used to live in East Legon Hills.
(Al Hajj AAA-Rashiid) watching from Ohio. Nappie , have you asked her if she has tried going to the North(Northern part of Ghana) to see if the ppl there wld be interested in her product. You know up north , they have more earthen ware buildings.
I will build a very modern looking home in Ghana 🇬🇭 with this technology.. I'm been studying it for a little while and have some ideas of how i want to implement it
I also love Rammed earth homes I'm very eco-friendly and wants to live sustainably off greater however what's lacking with these construction in Ghana is quality of work what you see in the West in Canada UK Europe USA is completed smooth pristine work with fine lines and that's lacking in Ghana what Ghana is building is actually mud houses not rammed earth homes there's a different and those of us in the North in the western world from developed countries we don't want to live in mud houses we want to live in Rammed earth houses there's a clear distinction so Ghana and its construction builders need to up their game and make quality product that appeals to those of us from a developed nation
There is one major component missing from that drone shot, TREES. Trees not only clean our air but provide us with shade and oxygen. Plant trees!!! Rammed Earth homes are the way to go. It's healthier inside for the inhabitants. The air quality isn't full of concrete. Because the walls are so thick the sun's heat doesn't get inside the home. Part of the Chinese wall is built in rammed earth. It is an ancient technique and is very expensive in California.
I’ve been putting up some videos, vlogs will come soon, trying to figure and out things together for the coming years! Thank you so much Candy Man for asking
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Amega Nappie how are you? We had a chat sometime past and l will like to chat with you again. This is Torgbui Dugbadza I, Akoemefia.
Why didn’t you show us a finished house as a sample. That would have been nice to see
Thanks
Africa needs to continue to build the traditional way 💪🏿
🙌🏿🙌🏿
This is an improvement compared to traditional way of building.
Indeed!💪🏾🙌🏾
Maall.. we need the Best of both.
We never stopped.
African-American Builder woman amazing truly blessing , positive energy you would never see Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, American media would never interview black woman with those type of skills.🙏🙏🙏👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
BLACK EXCELLENCE is always winning
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
I am happy to see people in Africa appreciating traditional technologies are a best suitable for their weather. This is not only beautiful but economical. I hope that more African architects stop copying the west ways of building. I hope you will keep us updated when the building will be ready. 🇧🇷❤️
Thank you so much hopefully a lot of people will start with this stile and make it spread everywhere not only here but the whole continent as well !
The look is so aesthetically pleasing. I envision institutions like museums and art institutes built with rammed earth in Ghana.
Yess it’s soo amazing to see something this beautiful in Ghana 🇬🇭
@@nappiebriggs There is no overhead construction. Why are you wearing a helmet?
museums and art institutes are a western concept and stupid af
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
Well, AAs who are africanists are key to Ghana’s progress. Way to go!
🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 exactly bro ! Black excellence
GHANA is developing at a very fast pace. Im not sure people understand how fast.
Absolute nonsense, they are not the key, they are just a plus. Ghana is not Monroe Country.
This is really a great idea for somebody like me who don't have enough money to buy all those expensive cements and irons bars.
Oh yes 🙌🏿 you are in the right move 🙌🏿
It's not just cheaper to build with earth...it's environmentally friendly... meaning the structures are healthier to live in! 💜...ithe education is very important 💯
I am also planning for a rammed earth house on the shores of Lake Victoria in Tanzania. Thanks for sharing.
You are warmly welcome bro, hopefully you will contact Ms Kwana to help
@nappi Briggs I did not see any sample building in the video apart from those walls. Would have wanted to see the actual building
Thanks
Checking to see if you followed up on this idea..
Such innovative products are needed in other African and poorer country. This person need to spread her wings. The proof is in building a full house for all to see then she will find people beating down her door to buy her product.
That’s right I will surely bring you all the process and everything building the Manson! Wait for it.
Those are the best houses. Very cold inside during the dry season and warm during the raining season. In short the temperature is almost constant inside.
Thank you so much, yes hopeful I will see the full house and have a day experience in it
She is going great work. Wish her the best.
Thank you so much 🤩
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. I definitely will be looking into this rammed earth home company when I finally make it to Ghana! Keep up the great works ❤
That will be awesome! Thank you so much. 🤩🤩
You should. Rammed earth is an ancient technique that is stainable and healthier than traditional homes built out of non insulated concrete walls.
Very strong and result oriented woman... she always delivers and on point with her delivery.... Big ups to you Mrs. Kwana Strong
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Is she FROM THE U S ??
Yes
Great job Nappie for bringing this to my attention. Greetings from the US.
Thanks so much for the love and support
First to comment😆. She is GREAT.
Brooo thank you so much for passing by
Open your eyes AFRICANS. THIS IS THE BEST
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Africans been building homes since the dawn of time. Even b4 this AA came to ghana.
I'm a African American woman who is fascinate with mudhouses. If I ever go to Africa I want to live in a peaceful village in a nice mudhouse
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
It's wonderful to see these workers so enthusiastic about building with earth! What other innovative and eco-friendly construction methods are being used around the world? It's exciting to see a return to natural materials and sustainable practices.
These guys are young and got mad skills. Construction Engineer is so cute and sounds thorough... Great Project! termite proof, affordable, and environmental friendly all round
Excellent skills 🤩🤩🤩
I want to build a mud house in my hometown( a vacation house). It’s been a dream to it and certainly will. That’s the kind of houses built in my hometown where with some they use cow dung to plaster the walls of the house. Hopefully by the end of this year , I will start working on it. That’s for inspiring me. God bless.
That’s great idea! 🤗🤗🤗
Wow! this is really amazing! thank you guys and long life Amen 🙏🏽⭐⭐⭐🗝️🌈🌈🌈💪🏾
Thank you so much Elvis really appreciate it
This was an excellent video my Brother!
Thank you so much I really appreciate it, her work is amazing
"In everything, when you make up your mind, you will be able to make it"
That’s soo true! 🙌🏿🙌🏿
Absolutely amazing process and product. Actually I've been toying with this idea of building a 4 bedroom bungalow with this process. Will be getting in contact with them . Keep up the amazing work. Changing the mindset with traditional building processes 💪🏿💪🏿
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
did you ever reach and build? how was your experience?
That mud house looks so strong and really good, i saw it on another person's channel i thought it was a joke but i now see how strong it is
These houses are tornado proof, fire proof, earthquake proof and termite proof. Stays cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Wonderful 😊 Traditional building 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Wow Very touching to go back to where you grew up . I remember after spending over 20 yrs in The US and going back to my dad's house in F N Town was the sad moment of my life . I found it hard to locate the house . There were mixed feelings in that day . My eyes were tearing and happy at the same time and it was very great . Good to go back home . God bless you .
This is very touching, God bless you more sir 🙌🏿
Thanks for this awesome video. This looks like an amazing project.
Thanks so much for giving me the opportunity to meet her
Breathable homes. Africa needs to use what they have and build such homes.. cost effective and healthy.
Kwana Strong is dishonest. She blocked us on social media after we raised concerns about the rammed earth wall we hired her to construct in East Legon Hills. The earth walls began to deteriorate as soon as the rain started. Individuals like Kwana contribute to a false impression of foreigners in Ghana
I am so proud of this lady. I love this. 👏
MIRACLE!!!! MIRACLE!!!!
African (African American) builds in African way!!! Well done ser!!!
Ghana especially has been a "rubbish plateau" of concrete, plastic & metal sheds. Everything worse against the local african architecture, but also against the healthy way of life for the residents and the health of the environment. Keep it and... TEACH the people.
🇬🇷❤🇬🇭
Mom you do all!!! Hope to join you soon💚🌟
Hahaha thank you so much Fredo
Amazing job, God bless her 🙏
Thank k you so much Ssama 🤩🤩🤩
Great interview...👊🏿👍🏿 Very interested in her building technique. Good to see ppl being innovative.
Thank you so much, hopefully I will work with her to bring more episodes on the earth homes
I have been waiting for a solution like this, not only organic building materials bit cheaper and more conducive for our climate. The mud houses of old were strong and cool inside
She has s blessed and blessings others too. She’s got the right formula.💃🏽🎉🤳🏽💪✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🇺🇸
Right Jewel 🔥🔥🔥🖤✊🏿✊🏿
Great job, women empowered, adding value to society, please which area is that, do they still have lands for sale? I wouldn't mind a plot of land to buy
Thank you so much, I’m very sure there are lands available for sale there
Good idea.SHE should make EARTH BLOCKS for SALE.She will make LOTS of MONEY,since her BLOCKS will be MUCH CHEAPER than CEMENT/CONCRETE BLOCKS.
This looks like great thinking and constructing.
Oh yes I love it to the T
It WOULD be MUCH BETTER to GET a CONCRETE MIXER.It will make the work less tedious for the workers
Yes JC you are right, I hope in the next episode you will see the concrete mixer there, I will ask questions on that when the building starts !
There's nothing like manual labor... just like grandma's cooking. I love it!
The African Ram Earth homes are very beautiful and creative. I love the unique design.
I would love to see a rammed-earth mansion.
Definitely bringing you the whole process
Definitely bringing you the whole process
Excellent interview Nappie and way to go Strong!!!! I look forward to doing my own project one day with you in Aburi … it’s my dream that I am determined to make a reality. I will be in touch. Great job!!! ❤️🖤💚
Yes sure, I can’t wait to me showcasing your project in africa! I really appreciate you recognizing me 🙌🏿🙌🏿
nappie briggs,your skills are so much better.well done and am glad i supported you all the way from the start.good job
Thank you so much oo so much Esther I really appreciate the love and support always! 🤩🤩
Nice content. Thanks for sharing. Smart move sis.
Thank you so much for coming though for me 🙌🏿🙌🏿
Glad to come across this page. I will definitely get in touch with them and will mention you. Thanks for a job well-done.
Peace Family,
Appreciate the video.
Respect
Sbonge 🙌🏾
Oga Nappie, I was one of the critics of some of your earlier videos. But I will tell you straight up...this is absolutely AWESOME! BTW, I used to live in East Legon Hills.
Awesome !!! if i watched a video 2 times it means i am learning something new . Nappie i watched this video 5 times.
I really appreciate the love and support you are just the best 🙌🏿🙌🏿
it would be great to see a completed home..
I will be happy to bring you step by step to you till it’s completed ✔️
They should also build in the poor areas too
I wish I could bring you the building from Kumasi, they build everywhere and built quiet a number already
You get it Nappie
Hahaha I do get it 🤩🤩
(Al Hajj AAA-Rashiid) watching from Ohio. Nappie , have you asked her if she has tried going to the North(Northern part of Ghana) to see if the ppl there wld be interested in her product. You know up north , they have more earthen ware buildings.
Yes she is it on her plans! I will surely be with her this throughout her journey here !
The smiles were organic as well
Thank you so much 🙌🏿
I need to see more of this construction site. How are this first walls tided together. they are spaced so far apart.
What you see now are the structure for the walls I will bring you the process of the building when it starts
Superb bro keep it up keep rocking ❤️ from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 thanks for making this things 🤠👍 she helped to save nature....
Don't they have any mechanized form of ramming? That wld increase productivity.
You will surely see it in the next process
Nappies brother, well done again for showing this, just wondering how do I get in touch with this lady... and the company...
So I have put all the information about her in the description with her what’s app numbers as well
Just beautiful. Wonderful inspiration.
I will build a very modern looking home in Ghana 🇬🇭 with this technology.. I'm been studying it for a little while and have some ideas of how i want to implement it
That’ will be great I will look forward to that, invite me to see it and document about it
I also love Rammed earth homes I'm very eco-friendly and wants to live sustainably off greater however what's lacking with these construction in Ghana is quality of work what you see in the West in Canada UK Europe USA is completed smooth pristine work with fine lines and that's lacking in Ghana what Ghana is building is actually mud houses not rammed earth homes there's a different and those of us in the North in the western world from developed countries we don't want to live in mud houses we want to live in Rammed earth houses there's a clear distinction so Ghana and its construction builders need to up their game and make quality product that appeals to those of us from a developed nation
Wow.I love the construction of organic house.I would really love to know more about this. 👍
Please can you supply your workers with a mixture as they will suffer from back aches in some years to come.
Definitely getting them in the next episode
Beautiful work. How are the plumbing and electrical done? Behind dry wall or cast in the wall?
Gorgeous homes 🗽🏙🙏🏽💘Blessings & Continued success
Woooow amazing 🤩
So beautiful 🤩
This is all sorts of amazing Nappie. A good watch
Looks great
Thanks so much
great content
Thank you so much bro 😎 much appreciated
What about this for the School under trees programmes
This is a smart idea Bobby
Nappy how is berekuso? I ve land there on the hills nd i head its developing very fast
I don’t really know much about brekuso but hopefully it’s a calm and amazing place with the little I’ve heard
Wow this is amazing
Thanks so much bro 🙌🏿🙌🏿
Very Nice vidéo 👍 i have a question . When you want to build a seconde Floor Do you use concret?
Great video!
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Brilliant I've been waiting for this induction. Thank you 👍🏾
Good 👍
Thanks so much Maria
How long would it took to build a 4 bedrooms house?
That will come in the next episode! I will bring the whole process
She is beautiful
🤩🤩🤩
great job Sis...hope to contact you soon...would love to take a class
How would one clean off any graffiti staining from the walls? Could you use a power washer on those walls?
Yes. You can also plaster with cement
Yes please
You can choose to screed it after
Lovely
Thanks so much 🙌🏿
Are the Rammed Earth Homes limited to red clay only
Bro I wish u actually entered a home made with that material
🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Good
Thanks so much 🙌🏿🙌🏿
Hello my big sister
There is one major component missing from that drone shot, TREES. Trees not only clean our air but provide us with shade and oxygen. Plant trees!!! Rammed Earth homes are the way to go. It's healthier inside for the inhabitants. The air quality isn't full of concrete. Because the walls are so thick the sun's heat doesn't get inside the home. Part of the Chinese wall is built in rammed earth. It is an ancient technique and is very expensive in California.
Thank you so much yes she mention of planting trees alongside, you will see the process when the building begins
Nice one
Thank you so much Ms TILLY
How can this lady be contacted pls?
Which place is this I mean the area where the plot is located like the colour of the location
Does she do damp proofing
I’m sure she does.
Let’s goooooooooooooooo!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Awesome 👌👌👌
Thank you so much 😊
I want to learn but I do not live in Ghana. How can I get in touch with him?
Can you build in the neighboring country?
How do I get their contact , want them to do a project for me
Kindly check in the description and you will have all the information to contact her there
Nappie great job kudos how do we contact you when we are in ghana?
Thank you so much, you can contact me via email nappiebriggs50@gmail.com
Can we see a finished project?
Where have you been Nappy, I haven't seen you in a while. You haven't done any VLOGGING in a while brother !!!!
I’ve been putting up some videos, vlogs will come soon, trying to figure and out things together for the coming years! Thank you so much Candy Man for asking
I want my home like this. How can one learn?
so how much can an average Ghanaian have to pay to get such a wonderful home?
Thanks so much for the question I will answer this and everything in the next episode