Ghana: Part 1: Ghanaian-Akan Traditional Marriage Process (Informing the Parents and Knocking)

[@lilbenz7095]

Awwwww where are my dear people. This is the page we have to watch and support. Very educative

[@iyamamamari]

I am a new sub. This is a practice amongst many African and diasporans. Thank you, for sharing.

[@ericasare4961]

Wow, very informative. I have learnt a lot watching your video; thank you.

[@maameyaaserwaah3059]

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[@redlionesv]

Good information to have

[@dennisarthur2912]

Very short but very educative

[@margaretainoo6521]

Great

[@musicvideolivetv6892]

Love it

[@Vicenewslive]

Perfect 💥💥

[@foriwaaani1738]

Thank you I love this

[@catherinegeuti2554]

Very educative 😊

[@StudyAbroadWithMark]

Any idea of the amount of money to be used for the knocking ceremony will be highly appreciated.

[@georgemanchester2181]

Good work
Please drop the concluding part of this video

[@OsagyefoJC]

yes oo...am in need of it paa

[@abakanroyaltextiles2647]

Ei Abro is here too🇬🇧

[@godwino1466]

Please I need help! My younger brother is getting married to a beautiful Ghanaian girl, I am representing my family. What am I expected to take to my in-laws when asking their daughter in marriage to my younger brother. I will be traveling soonest. Thanks

[@beingafrican]

Thank you for visiting our channel and congratulations to your brother. You can watch the Akan-Twi traditional marriage dramatisation @beingafrican
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That is part 1 of 3
Also email us at [e-mail]
We can help you

[@feliciayeboah2573]

Nice one 👍 it's means unles took the major role in marriage. When the father is not part. Please I need answer

[@ghostDr]

Yes

[@gta905xx8]

ODO PAAA! 😂

[@papichris4117]

Love it