The AFRICAN American Man behind the Year of Return - Repatriation
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The AFRICAN American Man behind the Year of Return - Repatriation
DIALLO SUMBRY
Diallo Sumbry is the founder and President of the Adinkra Group. He holds a Masters Degree in Public Administration from the University of the District of Columbia.
Diallo Sumbry is on a lifelong quest to help people of African descent reconnect with their ancestral heritage while also promoting the property of African citizens.
Whether he is working with or investing in small business owners or leading adventurers through their ancient homeland.
Mr. Sumbry first stepped on the continent of Africa in 1988. His first trip was to Senegal and he hasn’t looked back since. His journey to discovering and exploring more of the continent has also taken him to Mali, Morocco, Guinea, the Gambia, Sierra Leone, South Africa and Ghana. He’s been doing this long before the ‘Year of Return’ in 2019 when thousands of people of African descent made the trip to Ghana. Sumbry played a key role in the ‘Year of Return’ campaign that marked the 400-year anniversary of the first documented ship of enslaved Africans to arrive in Virginia, USA.
His company, the Adinkra Group, has been responsible for bringing people of African descent to Ghana through what he calls, the ‘Birthright Journey’. He creates curated cultural experiences that are meant for people who have been yearning to make that trip to the motherland.
He has spent several years in Ghana giving back to communities, working on business projects and getting to know the landscape of the country at the ground level. ‘A Smart Ghana Repatriation Guide’ is an honest blend of personal experiences, lessons, and practical tips that provide a timely contribution to the “Back to Africa” renaissance sparked by the Year of Return and now with its decade-long Beyond the Return campaign.
Diallo Sumbry's book, ‘A Smart Ghana Repatriation Guide’ was released on May 19, 2021. The book gives an in-depth look at what it’s really like to move to Ghana. It’s a candid look at the ups and downs as well as the opportunities for success in the country. He leaves no stone unturned in the book which includes contributions from others who have also repatriated to Ghana.
Sumbry says that his book offers a virtual experience as you read each chapter and use the scannable QR codes that are embedded in the text of the book. He wanted to do this so that the book can come to life in a new and inspiring way.
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The STRONGER AFRICA IS, THE MORE RESPECT EVERY BLACK PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD WILL BE.... Word!
Yessssssss, WORD💯💯💯❤️❤️‼️‼️
Very deep
can someone please explain 👉this video ua-cam.com/video/QMWN4otnMFY/v-deo.html
It was the seeing people with nothing have so much joy for me. I came to Ghana once went back to the States and couldn't stay there.. I came back within 90 days and I've been here every since.
Kool
Love your story, you should enlighten us more about your experience. Thanks.
The "Stolen" States is not for Black People anyway, it never was. It was just a Place that was forced upon our Black African Ancestors and carried on through to the younger Generation who have had and still have a hard time with these White Europeans and White European Influence.
If the younger Generation are blessed and end up in a Position where they are fortunate to go back to their Roots in Africa, compared to many other Black Africans in the World, then they should take that Blessing and go back to their Roots in Africa.
It's a blessing to be an African and lived in African soil. God bless your decisions T Jennings.
Wow
I'm Nigerian... love this brother right here. Leader in every sense of the word and has the absolute right perspective.
Thank you so much
So lucky to have met these two great people 5 years ago. Dentaa in Ghana at the Black Star International Film Festival in Accra and Diallo at the Sankofa Conference in Washington D.C. Let's give them their flowers now because 100 years from now, when history is written, they will be considered some of the founders of "THE NEW GREAT MIGRATION!"✊🏿🙏🏿
Yes yes
Well said.
Yess oo...
This was a very powerful interview. I hope to return to Ghana soon. 🇬🇭❤🇯🇲
Thank you
Hello Nana ohemaa Ahofe,,,infact today your host is a very special one..He has a beautiful soul,,He is very kind ,true and pure..His ancestors might had come from Nyamebehyere..Am sure because they brought him back home..I cant hold back my tears as he talks with you..Very beautiful spirited man.May thee Lord guide and protects his dream and vision .welldone for doing this interview.very good.
Wow, thank you
This is why we need to work as one nation to help rebuild the motherland whilst establishing our respect by other groups around the world.
Sis spoke about the Jewish people but remember that when they went through hardships they were only hated due to their faith n culture. Being black is very different, we have been hated for our mere existence.
Mika Chavala of Swahihi Nation has an effort underway pushing that very idea. He calls it One Africa!! Check out his channel as well.
You are right.
@@missypooh1109 thanks sis I shall see whats up!
@Clipper caddy, Our struggle is totally different from that of the Jews. It began the moment non-blacks set eyes on us and quickly realized we were the First Peoples of this earth. Our holocaust is by far more brutal because, it took thrice as much lives than that of the Jews within the Congo, and millions more all over the diaspora.
The experience is totally different because the trauma is deep and still ongoing…🪘🪘🪘✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🪘🪘🪘
@@globalcetzen5271 👍🏾
Yes I was on holiday 2019 in Ghana due to my friend talking about his home and wasn't disappointed. Like was already commented people generally are happy there and so was I. Would love to retire there.
Big ups to my brother for all he's done and continue to do. May his stay in Ghana impact many and bring him full fulfillment.
WOW! THIS BROTHER HAS THIS PURE AFRICAN SPIRITUALITY IN HIM AND ALSO TALKING AS A FREEMAN REGARDLESS OF OUR INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
“The stronger Africa is, the more respect black people around the world will get.” So very true.
Very very
That was Nelson Mandela's plea to Nigeria. He urged the leaders of Nigeria to make the country great so that black people all over the world will be respected. I can't remember the exact quote now. Maybe somebody here has it.
@@saggisok "The world will not respect Africa until Nigeria earns that respect. The black people of the world need Nigeria to be great as a source of pride and confidence..."
- Nelson Mandela
@@bizness-as-usual-58 Thanks. Those were Mandela's exact words. It's a fact too.
@@saggisok Thanks for the info, good to know and it makes a lot of sense.
Lets build Africa together...
I was just like this dude. I was like, yo, I'm going to Africa to chase a dollar. I figured there were endless business opportunities there. I arrived in Ghana. Eyes wide open. I discovered a business idea in a few days and I was set. But I was only there for 1 month. I came back to the US. I started watching youtube videos of Ghana and I had a strange feeling. It felt like I had left home, and I wanted to go back home. Unlike this brother, I don't believe in anything that I can eat or spend. LOL But, I was home in Ghana. People that I met and spent time with didn't even realize I was American. People thought I was from Ghana, had been living abroad and has came back home to Ghana. It was a real revelation. I'm not a spiritual person, but I loved being in Ghana. I plan to go back in December, start a new business immediately, and look for what I can do good while I'm there. I'm not spiritual, but I love people. Even my business will do good things for people who will eventually work with me.
I wish you the🎉best. I hope you made it back.
@@sheldon.j.cunningham3620 Thanks. I'm still in the US. I decided to delay my return until February to avoid the holiday travel but I'm still coming.
Great interview. Wishing this young man all the best in his future endeavors including Ghanaian citizenship.
Amazing discussion...As an African-American man myself, I connected with the discourse. Dentaa always has great guests. She's hip! And looks beautiful in that coral colored dress (respectfully). You both are doing great work, and making it look cool while doing it! Keep it up!
Sister girl is just glowing. Beautiful.
Love this guy! You can tell he’s from my neck of the woods! He’s a hustler and he’s smart. He’s a natural leader. Peace my brother.
I stumbled upon this interview just two days before my trip to Ghana 🇬🇭. I am looking forward to my experience.
Best of luck!
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@@ODANANETWORK Thank you 😊 🙏
I was there last year. I will be back
Brilliant!
Omg!! Diallo is speaking my language. Especially connecting US college students and 7yrs old to the continent. Can you imagine bringing a 7yr old US kid to the continent to experience fetching water on a daily basis? There is so much to be learned on the continent. Thanks for your contribution Diallo. Stay blessed!
I agree with the statement "the strongest Africa is, the more respect for Black people around the world ".
God bless you Nana for building library in my village. God bless you again 🙏
Wonderful
Onyame Bekyere means, God will provide. My grandma told me how their ancestors got the name for their village. it's a long story.
I agree with the brother, I came in 2019 and I love it! I didn’t want to go back home to the US, but I’m planning to move to Ghana soon, I do have land in Takoradi!❤️🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🇬🇭🇬🇭✊🏽Thank you for a great interview
Sounds great!
I came in 2019 and loved it. Ghana reminds me of Jamaica 🇯🇲❤🇬🇭
Yes, bring more people to Takoradi, it quite cool place compare to Accra
I Need to go and I want to Live in Takoradi❤️
@@lavallebarlow2324 you are welcome
I greet you my people. I enjoyed watching this. I went to Ghana ones and I felt at home but when I visit my ancestors last holding caged I cried for days .my body was so cold. I laughed when I heard him say have the children come and fetched water. I remember taking my niece and nephew to Guyana 🇬🇾 and have them fetched water, walk barefoot, clean the yard. We spend a month I had a hard time for three days but couple bad words for me. One week after you couldn't tell there are not Guyanese. I believe that we as a people should bring our children back to see not only tell where you came from and the may appreciate 🙏🏼 💯 what the have a little bit more. May almighty continued to bless my brother in excellent work he's doing in Ghana and my sister also. May our ancestors guide both of you in your coming and going.
Thank you
Whoa. I did the same, I am Guyanese and took my grandson to Guyana for sis weeks. He went to school (4 years old) and returned and clean out the chicken pen and other small works around the house. He did not want to return to London at the end of the six weeks. I made sure that my children and grandchildren had the experiences of Guyana and appreciating what the have as a family. Now we also going to Ghana and is able to be part of the community without feeling superior to anyone. Long life Africa🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Hello Sister God Bless you for the wonderful reception you give to our brothers and sisters from the U.S. your are such an Amazing woman ... The sky is the limit. You reajly are lifting High the Flag of Ghana. BLESS YOU.
Diallo brought me here. This brotherman is an inspirator,professional and so passionate about Africa. Is contagious. Met with him in Salone. Keep up the good work Odana y Diallo💪🏾.
Thank you for this amazing conversation. Diallo is so wise and in tuned with the spirit. I can't wait to visit Ghana! 🙏🏿🌍✊🏿✨💫
Any time
@@ODANANETWORK Blessings. 🙏🏿🌍✨
Yes, What a Shareable Video, PASS IT ON ‼️‼️ ❤️❤️
Diallo is the truth. Man of his word made into action. He's solid. Learn a whole lot from just talking to him and being in his presence. We admire his tenacity and passion. Whoa Nah Brudda Diallo. We'll see you in Ghana.
😄😄 This man deserves not only citizenship but also acres of land. The year of return has made a mamoth posotive difference to Ghana. I feel Africa shoould always reward this type of individuals. It is really brave of them.
I Really like the spirit of this man. I believe if we could All think like this the world might be a Beautiful place. One thing I learnt about 2022 is God brought me to this show to get more insight about life. So Enlightening. Love from Windhoek Namibia
Windhoek Nambia , I get in love with you people when I watch wade maya, I'm from Ghana 🇬🇭
We do need to see Black Wealth...this was a great interview...refreshing and hopeful for greater things to come. I'm coming to Ghana!
One of your best interviews yet. Wasn’t expecting as much at first but the more the conversation progressed it just kept getting better and better. I really see eye to eye with him on alot of things and gained some new insight and perspective on Ghana and Africa as well.
Good one there, wow what an inspiration for people in the diaspora
I’m so excited about this. Nothing is easy but it’s worth making the move happen.
This is the most powerful interview I have ever attended. I always believed that the region of West Africa is the next USA , United Stares Of Africa . It has started just follow this man and his Vision his is way ahead. Just wait and see. By the way I am from Greece and can see things more objective and I totally agree with these concepts he has.
Diallo is a very good educater with great understanding.
This is amazing and what I was looking to hear.
It is a dis service for not granting Diallo a ghanaian citizenship. He deserves this longtime ago! Thanks to my girl Dentaa for bringing this out.
Wow!, this man is a true reincarnation of doctor Nkrumah. A true pan-African. He deserve a seat in our parliament. Such a great and excellent mind
I have been needing to speak with someone there. The yearning that I've had for the last 5 years. Videos like thus pop up. I'm yearning for my balance. I've been working on myself from 2009. De-Americanizing myself without really knowing that I was doing it.
This is GOOD!
The way he is sharing his story seems so authentic
This was an amazing interview!! So inspired!!
Thank you so much.
Great interview Dentaa!!! I Love watching Diallo’s Diaspora Link and I look forward to seeing new guests from you both. ❤️
Thank you so much
Congratulations to u Dentaa for winning the Ghana 🇬🇭 premier league for Asante Kotoko sc
Big up
@@ODANANETWORK we dey ur back 24/7 hahaha future minister 🤪🤪🤪👍👍🇬🇭
Great interview and gentlemen! I have the book n have been coming to Ghana for the last few years. Currently in Cape Coast. My concern is immigration and residency. So much is going on in the country yet I'm in more peace than the West.
Can you share the info on the Ghana web show you spoke about that is on Sunday?
Nice interview and great words from the man. Bless you all.
this is the most beautiful date I've seen in my life😄, I love seeing my brothers and sisters connecting
Great interview, thanks to you both. Like his response in relation to citizenship, the diaspora should have a right to citizenship in any African country they choose, it's their birthright.
It is imperative that every diaspora black should get an automatic citizenship once he/she stays in a country of his/her choice for 2 years in good conduct. May the Diaspora Organizations moot this idea for consideration by the government. They deserve that status, it must be automatic.
We Deserve Citizenship after what our ancestors endured.I can only imagine that boat trip 🖤
That is some vibe , how did l miss the notification button ? 😫
I love my Ghanaian sister Dentaa so much for what she does for our people. She is beautiful in every way. Period!❤❤❤
Waaw....have learnt a lot from this conversation, bless you all..❤️👍
Great interview. Love this.
Ur right Dentaa this man need Ghana 🇬🇭 passport straight up
Great interview! Now it's all on record. Best advice ever to Africans in America - come and find out who you really are!! Thanks!! Medaase!
Excellent interview, great work.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m shocked Wode Maya hasn’t interviewed him yet. Super happy to have been introduced to him through your platform
Can't luv him less so interesting luv from Ghana
i've been inspired again. thank you. I'm making plans...
Wonderful!
Amazing African American journey!
He sees what Africa has done for him
Na Na 1 got it popping like expensive 🍾 he so super cool ...
I'm past ready for this life no matter how hard I have ro work on it I'm ready for it by N E Means necessary thanks for knocking that door down and keeping it down peace
My Ambassador Mama Dentaa Thank you.
The stronger Africa is, the more respect all black people around the world get , what a strong word
So so cool wow. Love this so much. God bless you all
I agree with him when he said he would like to bring US kids for holidays , there should be more programs to bring more black kids from Europe or America like a summer camp so they can experience the african way of life and reconect with the motherland , they will return to the West with diferent mindset
Ghana is amazing country.
Great production.
Much appreciated!
Thank you Dentaa!!!! I have been praying 🙏 for this interview!!!!!! Yes!!! Loved every minute of it!!!!!
You are so welcome
Great!you all should come back home to Ghana 🇬🇭.
Speak the Truth, fellow Black African Brother!
Wow! Nyame Bekyere is my village. You are always welcome 🙏
Aww lovely
What does the name mean?
@@fitawrarifitness6842 the name means, "God Will Provide"
@@agoogo5026 thanks 🙏🏾
She is gorgeous
THE POWER OF AFRICA 🙏💪 Bigg Up Urself, Respect my DMV brother 👍🥰 I'm luv'n everything you're doing, AWESOME..!! JOB WELL DONE...
Watching frm Washington DC
Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤💛 my Roots
😘Home Sweet Home Ghana oo
Priceless Interview 💛🔥🧡🤎🇬🇭
Hello I'm gonna go through this this year and I'm excited I'll be going to Liberia but I'll visit Ghana I have peoplenthat lives there and u have family here all over peace n blessings beyond measure 🙏 ✨️ 🙌 any heads up I'll appreciate
Hello give me some heads up I'm going to move to Liberia and I'm going contribute myself and I'm gonna have a one way ticket I have my family there and relatives give me heads up amd I thank you for talking about it you are deep down already peace and blessings beyond measure 🙏 ✨️ 🙌
Wauuu that is an amazing conversation
Good Job Diallo.
Diallo for President
super interview, big ups
It makes sense. Anyone that goes to Ghana and is privileged to work with the government direct. Often has a better experience whilst out there. They’re part of the ruling class!!!
I’m ready to come to Ghana asap
What happens in December? I'm going back to Ghana and I was planning for December. It'll be my 2nd trip.
🇬🇭 bound. I'm trying to escape there before 2024.
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@@ODANANETWORK I'm all about it. I'm going with a lift long plan.
The U.S.S. America is a sinking ship.
You better leave before 2023
People need to go into gold business and define how we give foreigners access to our gold resources without much return from it.We are giving it all out without proper business sense..ALL GOLD MUST BE REFINE IN GHANA..THE MONEY MUST STAY AND DEVELOP GHANA NOT OTHER PLACES ..GHANA HAVE BIG FUTURE IF WE CAN CHANGE THE IDEAS ABOUT FOREIGN INVESTMENT WHOCH IS NOT WIN WIN FOR GHANA
BROTHERS SHOULD GET MINES
The problem is that there are still contracts with foreigners in place. Thats why its so hard to break away.
I now understand why koforidua, that portion of land he’s acquired is really fertile for farming plus it is very strategic, 20 mins drive to koforidua and at worst an hrs drive to Accra
Nice 1
I love how your clothes are matching 😍
Thank you!! 😊
Me too.
A great Human Being ✨
Fine, fine, Fine . . . . . blessings
Yes…you can only rise as high as your people!
20:10 We experience the systemic effects of cultural genocide brought on by the waves of 'Holocaust' or racial exterminations (the sadistic oppression hidden from us still due to underprivileged education systems) that makes it difficult to maintain the same camaraderie and economic transactions we demand from ourselves. Difficult yet not impossible.
He is telling the fact you need to know
Dentaa, you've lost some weight and you are looking absolutely fantastic.
GOD IS FAITHFUL
It's amazing.
His citizenship should be given right away, no question. He is Ghanaian American. Any african American or the Caribbean black is welcome to any african country of their choice without any question
Jamaica is the entertainment capital in the world
Lmaoo
Citizenship of all of Africa that is the true Citizenship 🔥
depends on what one consider as properly dress . Properly dress from a eurocentric view or properly dress in an afrocentric view . I love my african attire thats what I would call peoperly dress.