Eggplants, Gari, beans, rice, tomatoes with onions - It will be a tomato soup featuring eggplants with sides of rice and gari. No meat but delicious and easy to add some eggs or fish. She bought wele (skin) for the soup, but still that's not meat.
I AM A BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN GREATGRAND MA BUT JUST LOOK MY PEOPLE LORD LOOK HOW BEAUTIFUL AND UP RIGHT THE WOMEN WALK WITH EASE AND GRACEFUL THEY ARE NOT BUMPING INTO EACH OTHER THAT IS SKILL HEY HEY THIS IS GHANA AFRICA TODAY AND FOREVER BEAUTY AT ITS BEST GG
This is beautiful. To see people moving around with a purpose is refreshing. no one walking looking down at their phone. you can actually count them in the video. This is community, people helping people. lady with rice was like " here take more" lady with the Gari gave extra. most people didn't notice everyone that sold something that wasn't prepacked made sure you got a little more. Thank you for sharing this peaceful walk in the market, I really enjoyed it.
I’m an American. if I was there, I would hire you to shop for me because we all know once they see me as an American they gonna jack up the price so what you get for it will be way different than what I can get for it 😮😮😮
So? Your precious government do that to you with your gas and food already. When they jack the price up, it'll still be cheaper than what your own people are doing to you
I am an obroni who went to Ghana for a month in 2018 and I was floored by the markets and the food there. It was my first trip out of the USA and I learned so much. I stayed for a month. I didn't want to come back to the rat race. This video should read, feed 2 adults for 2 days with $10.
if only $10 could stretch like this worldwide. you m’ve gotten so much homegrown produce for a way better bargain. win win, not only most veggies came straight from farmer to market, but the price was also great.
prices like these to purchase produce is exactly how i envision a perfect world. even a a homeless beggar could feed themself after 1 offering. possibly even grown their own market: now, THAT’s community! rich is community!
Yea, but at least in the U.S. we don't have to roam dirty streets to do our food shopping. There are reasons why its expensive comparatively. Update: ppl commenting that I'm wrong on this obviously have never studied economics.
Don't be a Tucker Carlson. The wages here are a lot higher and if you really think about, here in the US, we're probably paying less for our groceries based on the wage earnings. Knowledge is power.
It's sad that people don't greet you but I heard you say please and thank you. It was very nice when you gave the crippled man some money! 🤗 I did enjoy the trip.
I've been to Accra, Kumasi - other cities in Ghana and several other West African cities and countries. I'll be returning as a retiree to live the life of a king, among my people who are warm and welcoming. Regardless of any infrastructure discrepancies, or any other shortcomings: Africa is HOME and there's NO PLACE like HOME!
Yes I agree totally, I've met a beautiful woman online from Ahenkro, she's perfect in every sense, works 12 hour days 5 days a week stock taking in a corn factory for £100 a month, lives with her grandma, goes to church for 4 hours every Sunday morning, very humble, sometimes I feel ashamed coming from Scotland, the things we take for granted, and still moan, yet Ghanaian people don't have much, but they make up for that in being happy and kind, so I'm going to eventually move there too. Cheers.
That’s a really exciting market area! I’ve no idea what half of it is, but I would definitely try it all. They’re generous too when measuring out, and always adding an extra handful 😊
A wrap up of what you purchased would have been great to see. I would definitely hire you to shop for me, the crowd was a bit much. Great to see how its done in different countries, thanks!❤❤
I love how their aren’t really any cameras or tags on the products but people are still being civil amongst each other..it has kind of a really welcoming vibe
THIS IS VERY INTERESTING, LOOK HOW FRIENDLY ALL THE PEOPLE ARE IN THESE HARSH CONDITIONS. I LIKE HOW GENEROUS THE PEOPLE CAN BE. HERE IN HAWAII, JUST ONE OR TWO THINGS WOULD HAVE COST: $10.00....... PLEASE DO A FOLLOW UP AND PUT EVERYTHING ON A TABLE SO WE ALL CAN SEE.
I cannot believe how many people were selling food/wares. I bet you did a fair few steps walking around. Wish we had better outdoor markets in the UK. Love how easy the women made carrying large packages on their heads, what a fantastic skill to have. Sad to see no diversity with the mannekins, all white and slim in an African country. Saw some lovely dresses I'd love to wear if i could buy them. Thanks for the video.
people live so well here, and there's adverts thrown in our face every day in the UK about starving kids in ghana, starving kids in Nigeria, just showing us what they want us to see that Africa is really suffering. But what they don't show us is how far just a dollar can stretch in a local market, 10 dollars you can feed half of America with that.
I’m watching this from North Carolina USA and all I see are smart people who are out in the heat and pouring rain taking care of business. We as Americans are lazy because we would find any excuse not to go to work in the rain 😢 BRAVO 🙌 👌
We didn't get to be the best country in the world by being lazy. We've built hospitals, schools, factory,supermarkets,housing,churches, department stores, farms not because we are lazy but because we work hard for every thing this country has. We'd be living in that filth if it were not for hard working Americans.
Hi this is the first time I stumble on your channel and I love love the contents ❤ I would love for you to show more of the african clothing and authentic african materials and things like that. Thanks for sharing.
I was married to a man from Ghana in my 20's wish I could have experienced the trip there,Im 44 and he's now deceased,miss the food so now I occasionally make it myself,definitely not the same price in the US
Ghanaian currency exchange bureaus, and banks ONLY accepts brand new $100 bills. Older or smaller dollar bills are either rejected or given about half its market value in exchange. I have never experience that in South Africa, Asia or UK. What is going on with that?
I enjoyed your video. Gives good insight on how the market is. I think it would be great to follow the video with PART 2. That PART 2 being you displaying what you purchased and how you cook up a meal with what you bought. 😊 CCOKING VIDEOS DO VERY WELL WITH VIEWS, LIKES, AND SUBSCRIBERS! 😊
Some of the buildings are warehouses, they keep thier stuffs there but the small traders usually keep their stuff in other people's shops, they ask permission.
Fun video to watch. Legit question: how does the beef not go bad in the heat without refrigeration or ice in the outdoor markets? We know it is hot there. Thanks for the video!
Oh my gosh, I spent $10 this morning just for coffee. In the end, you should lay everything out on the table to show everyone how much you got for less than $10.
Ф❤❤❤😊😊😊❤❤❤❤HI, WATCHING YOU FROM EUROPE, VERY INTERESTING VIDEO 📹, PLEASE TELL ME WHAT CITY 🏙 IN AFRICA IS THIS, AND WHAT IS THE MONTHLY WAGE THERE, IN DOLARS OR EUROS 💶? THANK YOU!
I live in the USVI and those items would have cost me in excess of 50.00 USD. As a retired person, I currently live on 5k a month. It seems that I should be living in Ghana
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The road and the sidewalks look like they are in very good condition
Also you should have shown at the end what you bought so we could have gotten a visual.
.... and made a meal with what you purchased 🤔
Yes, I would have loved to seen everything
Eggplants, Gari, beans, rice, tomatoes with onions - It will be a tomato soup featuring eggplants with sides of rice and gari. No meat but delicious and easy to add some eggs or fish. She bought wele (skin) for the soup, but still that's not meat.
He could not show the kids
I would have love love love to see it all at the end. Even better if u made a meal. 😊
I AM A BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN GREATGRAND MA BUT JUST LOOK MY PEOPLE LORD LOOK HOW BEAUTIFUL AND UP RIGHT THE WOMEN WALK WITH EASE AND GRACEFUL THEY ARE NOT BUMPING INTO EACH OTHER THAT IS SKILL HEY HEY THIS IS GHANA AFRICA TODAY AND FOREVER BEAUTY AT ITS BEST GG
No such thing as a black African American Africa is Africa not America black porn
your idea of beauty and mine are very different.
she was generous with the rice. love it
That extra handful was quite thoughtful
Not only the rice many do it
This is beautiful. To see people moving around with a purpose is refreshing. no one walking looking down at their phone. you can actually count them in the video. This is community, people helping people. lady with rice was like " here take more" lady with the Gari gave extra. most people didn't notice everyone that sold something that wasn't prepacked made sure you got a little more. Thank you for sharing this peaceful walk in the market, I really enjoyed it.
I’m an American. if I was there, I would hire you to shop for me because we all know once they see me as an American they gonna jack up the price so what you get for it will be way different than what I can get for it 😮😮😮
obroni! X10!!!
So? Your precious government do that to you with your gas and food already. When they jack the price up, it'll still be cheaper than what your own people are doing to you
This is when you pretend you are deaf, at the market 😂 works everytime
Facts……👍🏽
I am an obroni who went to Ghana for a month in 2018 and I was floored by the markets and the food there. It was my first trip out of the USA and I learned so much. I stayed for a month. I didn't want to come back to the rat race. This video should read, feed 2 adults for 2 days with $10.
She didn't buy any meat. Vegetarian dinner, but not bad and eggs are always dirt cheap in Ghana.
@@BenDavis-zh9ngshe very clearly bought BEEF from a lady which is meat …you need tie eyes checked
if only $10 could stretch like this worldwide. you m’ve gotten so much homegrown produce for a way better bargain. win win, not only most veggies came straight from farmer to market, but the price was also great.
Thank you for helping the man with a cane. 😊
YES, I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING, ALWAYS HELP THE POOR.
prices like these to purchase produce is exactly how i envision a perfect world. even a a homeless beggar could feed themself after 1 offering. possibly even grown their own market: now, THAT’s community! rich is community!
As an American I find the market very colorful and full of vibrant life!
You sound like a bleeding heart Liberal.
My people are beautiful!!! I love the open-air markets!!! Everyone doing business. I will come there one day!!
Great Video, lots ignorant comments on here. I must say the person that sells the Black Bags is the REAL WINNER HERE....LOL
Have a Great Day.
What comments
@@ren21uuall the dumb comments about how cheap it is over there without comparing the cost of living.
@@Abluemoon9112 oh yeah , people don't get it . But they will . Time come for all of us
haha i was thinking the people that sell black bags mist have a cousin in the government to mandate that or something
Omg, 10 dollars wouldn’t stretch like that here in the U.S. 😂😂😂
Yea, but at least in the U.S. we don't have to roam dirty streets to do our food shopping. There are reasons why its expensive comparatively.
Update: ppl commenting that I'm wrong on this obviously have never studied economics.
@@jtlougstreets look to be cleaner than NYC streets
@@jtloug Capitalism is a major reason why food is so expensive here. It has nothing to do with street cleanliness.
Don't be a Tucker Carlson. The wages here are a lot higher and if you really think about, here in the US, we're probably paying less for our groceries based on the wage earnings. Knowledge is power.
@@danr2652 you know darn well 10 dollars will not buy you that much, perhaps you use a food stamp card but my 10 dollars doesn’t reach like that
💜It seems you got lots of good things for the 10 dollars!! 🎉 What a market!!¡😮😮😮
Now I want to be in relationship with a women from Ghana cause they know how to handle business
Be careful with the women in Ghana, many of them are just scammer
After you but the limit, lay it all out on a table and show the camera all of the things you purchased for 10 dollars
It's sad that people don't greet you but I heard you say please and thank you. It was very nice when you gave the crippled man some money! 🤗 I did enjoy the trip.
This is a very enjoyable video 👍👍. So much different than Portland Oregon.
I've been to Accra, Kumasi - other cities in Ghana and several other West African cities and countries.
I'll be returning as a retiree to live the life of a king, among my people who are warm and welcoming.
Regardless of any infrastructure discrepancies, or any other shortcomings: Africa is HOME and there's NO PLACE like HOME!
Yes I agree totally, I've met a beautiful woman online from Ahenkro, she's perfect in every sense, works 12 hour days 5 days a week stock taking in a corn factory for £100 a month, lives with her grandma, goes to church for 4 hours every Sunday morning, very humble, sometimes I feel ashamed coming from Scotland, the things we take for granted, and still moan, yet Ghanaian people don't have much, but they make up for that in being happy and kind, so I'm going to eventually move there too. Cheers.
That’s a really exciting market area! I’ve no idea what half of it is, but I would definitely try it all. They’re generous too when measuring out, and always adding an extra handful 😊
A wrap up of what you purchased would have been great to see. I would definitely hire you to shop for me, the crowd was a bit much. Great to see how its done in different countries, thanks!❤❤
I love how their aren’t really any cameras or tags on the products but people are still being civil amongst each other..it has kind of a really welcoming vibe
Where is all that stuff stored away when the market is closed.... Geeez thats a lot of stuff😮😮😮
THIS IS VERY INTERESTING, LOOK HOW FRIENDLY ALL THE PEOPLE ARE IN THESE HARSH CONDITIONS. I LIKE HOW GENEROUS THE PEOPLE CAN BE. HERE IN HAWAII, JUST ONE OR TWO THINGS WOULD HAVE COST: $10.00....... PLEASE DO A FOLLOW UP AND PUT EVERYTHING ON A TABLE SO WE ALL CAN SEE.
My buddy just moved to Ghana 🇬🇭 im going to visit him for 2 weeks. I may come too. Beautiful place
You should have shown all that you purchased at the end.
I Love Watching Others Around The World!
I cannot believe how many people were selling food/wares. I bet you did a fair few steps walking around. Wish we had better outdoor markets in the UK. Love how easy the women made carrying large packages on their heads, what a fantastic skill to have. Sad to see no diversity with the mannekins, all white and slim in an African country. Saw some lovely dresses I'd love to wear if i could buy them. Thanks for the video.
people live so well here, and there's adverts thrown in our face every day in the UK about starving kids in ghana, starving kids in Nigeria, just showing us what they want us to see that Africa is really suffering. But what they don't show us is how far just a dollar can stretch in a local market, 10 dollars you can feed half of America with that.
IO PENSO CHE TU STIA ACQUISTANDO X AIUTARLI. OTTIMO BRAVO E COMPLIMENTI...
I’m watching this from North Carolina USA and all I see are smart people who are out in the heat and pouring rain taking care of business. We as Americans are lazy because we would find any excuse not to go to work in the rain 😢 BRAVO 🙌 👌
In Africa, it is very rare that you would see armed robberies. Africans go out to hustle - work for money or you won't eat.
Not all American ppl isnt like that. I live her in Florida I work all the time rain or shine.
@@iridesoloimlovingme4724 is like that.
Maybe the Americans you're around because I work with people and we all in the heat, rain, snow, storms, and more working hard labor jobs.
We didn't get to be the best country in the world by being lazy. We've built hospitals, schools, factory,supermarkets,housing,churches, department stores, farms not because we are lazy but because we work hard for every thing this country has. We'd be living in that filth if it were not for hard working Americans.
A lot of nice looking women in this video . Detroit mi in the house
Hi this is the first time I stumble on your channel and I love love the contents ❤ I would love for you to show more of the african clothing and authentic african materials and things like that. Thanks for sharing.
Looooove the Rice Lady 🍚 💖💖💖 Just kept scooping more in!!😅😊
I was married to a man from Ghana in my 20's wish I could have experienced the trip there,Im 44 and he's now deceased,miss the food so now I occasionally make it myself,definitely not the same price in the US
Can you please talk 👄 during the video 📹 so we know what your doing and do you get any fruits!! 🍖 meat??
Wait I’m not in the video yet and .40 cents !!!! Omg ❤
Ghanaian currency exchange bureaus, and banks ONLY accepts brand new $100 bills. Older or smaller dollar bills are either rejected or given about half its market value in exchange. I have never experience that in South Africa, Asia or UK. What is going on with that?
Watched all the way through great content.🌹
I enjoyed your video. Gives good insight on how the market is. I think it would be great to follow the video with PART 2. That PART 2 being you displaying what you purchased and how you cook up a meal with what you bought. 😊 CCOKING VIDEOS DO VERY WELL WITH VIEWS, LIKES, AND SUBSCRIBERS! 😊
What about spices salt 🧂 pepper 🌶 fresh fish 🐟 oatmeal 😋 coffee ☕️ ect...
Very cool!
Great idea for a video! You got a lot of stuff.
Glad you liked it!!
But why I did not hear any one say a thankyou after each transaction? Is it like that with everyone in Ghana? Very strange for me in Zambia.
Most do say thank you but I didn't add it to the translation because I felt it was not necessary.
Market is open. Praises to this universe. Africa #1
That's a lot of food for $10.00 in Ghana Market. ❤😊 120= cediss.
Is the produce grown by the merchants, or resold from wholesale distributors?
resold from wholesale distributors.
looks cleaner than india, and more sanitary
I watched a documentary on Palm oil, and I'm sure i saw it several times in your video
Awesome..I'd love to shop there 😊
GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸!😊
Interesting! Would like to see what the market areas look like at night. Does everyone cover their stuff or store it somewhere?
Some of the buildings are warehouses, they keep thier stuffs there but the small traders usually keep their stuff in other people's shops, they ask permission.
I wish things were so cheap in Haiti 🇭🇹🇭🇹. $10 can't buy nothing in Haiti.. what a shame 😢
mosquitos at night, shops close mostly.
This look a lot like the Jamaican market
downtown
Thank you for showing me the market i was wondering how to shop there i wont feel intimidated or awkward when i visit ❤
Good wholesome food !
Fun video to watch. Legit question: how does the beef not go bad in the heat without refrigeration or ice in the outdoor markets? We know it is hot there. Thanks for the video!
I was expecting the exchange rate to be crazier, their money must be strong to trade 12 to 1 against us dollar
That is not how it works dummy.
Devine Wealth. Thank you Jesus Christ of Nazareth ❤🙏🏾👏🏾
The product and payment transfer was just... *chefs kiss
That's how folks pay for green tobacco in my neck of the woods.
Need to show what you bought at the end of video thanks
wow they'll run you clean ova...why the drive so fast with all them people in the street
😂😂😂
Oh my gosh, I spent $10 this morning just for coffee. In the end, you should lay everything out on the table to show everyone how much you got for less than $10.
You know Ghana average salary per year is 2340 right?
Nice sharing thumbs up done
❤ thank you for sharing to the world of what really going on. Shared and subscribed.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🫶🏽🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
1 cent for an onion good lurd
But anywhere nice video and keep it up ❤
@@saidbildo9365 anyway
$10 will go far, but I wonder if a foreigner can stretch it the same way as a local? Because, most will attempt to upsell
Can you do a comparison in the local supermarket same products same $10 usd
Look like I will have to move to Ghana.
Wow you could buy for a whole week on 10 bucks
Thumbs up.
Can the area be more modernized for sanitary concerns ?
busy people, I did notice lots of plastic bags. Where does all that plastic end up at ?
Ф❤❤❤😊😊😊❤❤❤❤HI, WATCHING YOU FROM EUROPE, VERY INTERESTING VIDEO 📹, PLEASE TELL ME WHAT CITY 🏙 IN AFRICA IS THIS, AND WHAT IS THE MONTHLY WAGE THERE, IN DOLARS OR EUROS 💶? THANK YOU!
Its very different how nobody says thank you or anything after doing business with them just stern looks... very different.
Friendly sales people is just an American thing because of competition everywere else in the word its just business as usually
No time for pleasantries; gotta ger that shit home before it spoils! 😑
I would love to go there
I'd love to go just to buy some clothes 😊
I was just watching another video before this that a lot of clothing is donated/dumped in different regions by the garbage load. 😮
Money is just to help get organized all it's good for😮
It’s crazy that you don’t see any couples in the crowd
Black people as far as the eye can see...looks beautiful!
Love your accent
lol I was finna get mad at people walking in the way like it’s me recording
Everyone is well fed that's for sure
I wonder how much is a car over there
Damn... buying all that food here in my country, would cost atleast $100 if not even more...
🤔 why do they Blow the horns in these country 😢so much . I’m sorry but I would probably lose it.😣
Insane
Ghana women r the very best they stand by there man
☆▪︎☆ I could NEVER live like this..I need my AIR CONDITIONER..
Good for you lol
@@BK-dv3hh .. 😁 thank you..
When will I get my chance to try living in Africa ?
Thank you for sharing your video
I get it ,🇺🇸. Shared and subscribed. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🫶🏽🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟😊 I would love to learn more and more and more 🙏🏽👏🏽🥰
I really enjoyed your video
Nice bee there soon
I just love being rich. 😊
What country did you flee from?
Well they have a sale for mangoes now at La Bonita here in Las Vegas 3 for $5 smh
I hope those little black plastic bags are being recycled. If not, that’s a lot of trash being created in the area.
Would’ve kept my money. Seriously!
The market seem haphazard .
I live in the USVI and those items would have cost me in excess of 50.00 USD. As a retired person, I currently live on 5k a month. It seems that I should be living in Ghana