"I learned very quickly that Ghana will survive with or without me. I think sometimes we make that mistake because we are coming from a place of privilege.... No, Ghanaians will make it work with or without me; they are not waiting for me to come and save the day. Ghana doesn't stop just because I haven't come into the country" - Ohemaa This is arguably the wisest and truest statement I've heard from a Diasporan. It is this humility and positive attitude that will make her stay in Ghana successful and fulfilling. Thanks Ohemaa and all the best in Ghana.
Age is not limitations anyone can do anything. I know a woman in her 50s who when back home and started chicken and goat farming and in two years she made it big time
Greetings good brother!! In the future can you please ADD CONTACT information for your guest. I always go to the headline and description body and your guest information was not there for the shows that I watched. May i offer please 🙏🏾 a small tip: if you are cross promoting your guess gets to share their interview with their audience (hopefully you send them the finished interview video with your lower third information running and/or your logo stamp they can reshare). Ie. Cross promote. Often just them saying their contact information is not enough when it’s names that the family is not familiar with! Please, I offer in the name of sharing constructive feedback! My husband and I we love and support your channel. Continued success.
Yeah 👍 to have Faith 💪❤in God 💪, I'm watching from USA, this is Lydia Boafo UA-cam channel here, yeah 👍 I love UA-cam, I will meet you guys when I come to Ghana 🤗 🥰 😄🖐️👍💪🙏
I keep saying the difference between students churned out of the varsities in Ghana and countries like America is the application of knowledge.Our lecturers must teach for our students to understand so that knowledge can be effectively applied.When that's done the rippling effect can be felt by all in every sector.Fantastic lady.Please organise seminars for the youth to help them to be productive.
dreaming of going back home and doing it is different. When the time is near You begin to see the deficits back home and the older you are healthcare moves to the top of the list of priorities. The conveniences and security becomes important and letting go of your American way of life is a BIG DEAL.
I got to figure out how to be a part of what's happening at Jambo. This is going to be HUGE! I have bought land in Amasaman and planning to come to Ghana later this year. Will be in touch with them.
@@steveobeng4444 well I was there in Philadelphia when all the stuff was going down and every Haitian and other Caribbean people that I met from there and from New York, they would say they’re Jamaicans and it came on the news where people were actually saying that during TV station interviews so that’s my truth. Unless you were back then in the same place maybe it’s not true for you. But no lies here.
The real History of the origin of the KENTE has been distorted. THE KENTE ORIGINATED FROM THE VOLTA REGION. Kente came to Bonwere through captives brought from the Volta Region (The war between the Ashanti’s and the Ewes) Now, the people who first people who started the weaving the kente in the Volta Region were from Ga extract who were escaping tribal wars. Now, there is always a difference between the Volta kente and the Bonwere kente. The one from the Volta Region does not easily slip like the one from Bonwere and it is a known fact.
I don’t have a passport! Ghanaian interviewer, really! Man it’s only in Ghana that travel to the west is seen as the best thing to happen to any person reason majority of GH people own passports
It does not have to be to the West. It is great to travel, it let's you know that there's a whole world out there beyond your small corner. And passports allow you to do that.
"I learned very quickly that Ghana will survive with or without me. I think sometimes we make that mistake because we are coming from a place of privilege.... No, Ghanaians will make it work with or without me; they are not waiting for me to come and save the day. Ghana doesn't stop just because I haven't come into the country" - Ohemaa
This is arguably the wisest and truest statement I've heard from a Diasporan. It is this humility and positive attitude that will make her stay in Ghana successful and fulfilling. Thanks Ohemaa and all the best in Ghana.
this is a wise quote that ALL diasporans should learn and take to heart.
🔥🔥🔥🔥 U got it truly
Great to see those in their 20s and 30s taking interest in doing things in Ghana. This will become the norm going forward.
Age is not limitations anyone can do anything. I know a woman in her 50s who when back home and started chicken and goat farming and in two years she made it big time
This young lady really understands the necessities it will take to build out a productive and profitable creative terrain. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Greetings good brother!! In the future can you please ADD CONTACT information for your guest. I always go to the headline and description body and your guest information was not there for the shows that I watched.
May i offer please 🙏🏾 a small tip: if you are cross promoting your guess gets to share their interview with their audience (hopefully you send them the finished interview video with your lower third information running and/or your logo stamp they can reshare). Ie. Cross promote. Often just them saying their contact information is not enough when it’s names that the family is not familiar with!
Please, I offer in the name of sharing constructive feedback! My husband and I we love and support your channel. Continued success.
thanks for the feedback
Africa is now!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Thank you sister for sharing your experiences .with us. Most Ghanaians would learn from your Achievments Thanks for all. I'm Anti Joyce in U . K
Yeah 👍 to have Faith 💪❤in God 💪, I'm watching from USA, this is Lydia Boafo UA-cam channel here, yeah 👍 I love UA-cam, I will meet you guys when I come to Ghana 🤗 🥰 😄🖐️👍💪🙏
Fantastic Ohemaa, Ghana is soo proud of you 🇬🇭🌾
This was a great interview.
Hayford you killing it 👏👏👏
Thank you for your words soo sweet 😂🫡
I keep saying the difference between students churned out of the varsities in Ghana and countries like America is the application of knowledge.Our lecturers must teach for our students to understand so that knowledge can be effectively applied.When that's done the rippling effect can be felt by all in every sector.Fantastic lady.Please organise seminars for the youth to help them to be productive.
This is a powerful interview. Great vision and concepts that will project Africa to the World!
WOW!
🔥🔥🔥🔥
dreaming of going back home and doing it is different. When the time is near You begin to see the deficits back home and the older you are healthcare moves to the top of the list of priorities. The conveniences and security becomes important and letting go of your American way of life is a BIG DEAL.
Love these interviews
I love this interview she is very interesting ❤
I got to figure out how to be a part of what's happening at Jambo. This is going to be HUGE! I have bought land in Amasaman and planning to come to Ghana later this year.
Will be in touch with them.
This one na cool 😎 conversation ❤
Awesome Ohemaa. You are blessed. More Grace.
That’s one of my best interviews I have ever watched on your show.
She’s really smart where ideas for Ghana is great 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Yes I'm in USA MA, I'm very close to Connecticut 🎉❤
Amazing
Network below....great idea.....invest in those on the way up....
Yeah, back in the 90s most Africans and Haitians would say that they were Jamaicans. I guess it was cool to be Jamaican
That's not true.
@@steveobeng4444 well I was there in Philadelphia when all the stuff was going down and every Haitian and other Caribbean people that I met from there and from New York, they would say they’re Jamaicans and it came on the news where people were actually saying that during TV station interviews so that’s my truth. Unless you were back then in the same place maybe it’s not true for you. But no lies here.
Such a brilliant lady, I like her
The governments need to come on board to think of intellectual property as a growth engine and value based proposition.
I love this girl … she is soo real 😂
Who is she talking about on the movies Time stamp 8:50 ? I want to learn and watch those movies??? 🤓
The real History of the origin of the KENTE has been distorted. THE KENTE ORIGINATED FROM THE VOLTA REGION. Kente came to Bonwere through captives brought from the Volta Region (The war between the Ashanti’s and the Ewes) Now, the people who first people who started the weaving the kente in the Volta Region were from Ga extract who were escaping tribal wars. Now, there is always a difference between the Volta kente and the Bonwere kente. The one from the Volta Region does not easily slip like the one from Bonwere and it is a known fact.
Kente originated from Gyaman kingdom that is presently part of Ivory Coast
i believe in God, i pray psams,91,35 23 over my health& financein jesus mighty name,Amen!
Headed to ghana in july
Same
The door is always open 😊
She looks Ghanaian
Ghana is extremely special. What is she talking about.
your sound ma man could be better...... you have the gear but dont have the qualite........
the sound get better but your face its not focus man...............just want u 2 get better................
Im headed to ghana in jilty
I don’t have a passport! Ghanaian interviewer, really! Man it’s only in Ghana that travel to the west is seen as the best thing to happen to any person reason majority of GH people own passports
It does not have to be to the West. It is great to travel, it let's you know that there's a whole world out there beyond your small corner. And passports allow you to do that.
Travel Travel Travel
Hasnt she been on already?
No she hasn’t
you would know if she was on.
She is a powerful woman with great ideas.
Hmm okay
Excuse me how this this person beat me to this post. Take it down and put it back 🤣🤣
You lost
@@WebnationAfrica I’m reporting his account because he’s not allowed to post before da kangggg 😂😂
Good luck 😅