@@IAmRJAtkins thanks dear, I hope you will find peace in the mother Continent,, the Enemy didn't give our children any documentations when they took them away from us and that's why we want all of you to come back home without any hindrance. Mother Africa knows her Children.
This is so inspiring. I’ll be visiting Ghana for the first time in May. I’m making it a mission to eventually move there. My son is 15 months and I want a better quality life for him. His future will be Africa!
Cole Franklin You will love it there. I went last summer and met Mr. Willie and Jerry. Jerome was in the states so I didn’t get chance to meet him. I’m planning on moving there. Everyone is so nice. It felt like home.
he will grow healthy and happy he will live best live regardless of the some difficulty in serive My self born and grew in africa now in US for 10 year I will moving back after some arrangements
Visit Ghana learn history with the hospitable people with nice culture and conversation Contact Site Manager of The AFRICAN ANCESTRAL WALL on +233547815610 hlion1961@gmail.com
@@farminginafrica5220 I currently live in the UK, going back home to Uganda at the end of the year. Have a look at my channel,let me know what you think. I've subscribed to yours
The three Brothers and I are great friends. I have lived in Ghana since 2011. . .eight of these years in Prampram. I am from Mansfield, Louisiana and lived forty years in New Orleans. I am sorry that there were not females interviewed. I know of three woman who have built homes in Prampram singlehanded. I admire these women very much and am sure they could have added another dimension to the interview. But I understand why this happened. . .the interviewer probably met these Brothers at Jerry’s Ancestral Wall and Restuarant. . .that’s a prominent male meeting place where they go to discuss and solve the problems of the world. 😉😌😚 I did enjoy the interview and please to read the positive remarks. Africa is not for everyone but it’s home for me. Come and visit to find out for yourself. As we say in New Orleans, “Let your mind be free and your ass will follow!!!” If you are come to Prampram especially, contact me or follow me on Facebook. . .friend me . . .Glenda Simpkins Ganier!!!
Glenda Simpkins-Ganier I followed you but how do I friend you. I would like to connect with you. I was there at the beginning of January and will be going back in October
Felicia, I think you can become my “friend” on Facebook by merely sending me a friend request. You can email me - gganier@yahoo.com I will be looking forward to hearing from you and we can share more personal information. Also, I am looking forward to meeting you in October!!!
I'm a third of the way through.. I'm 58 and the peace on these brothers faces and body language..and their contrasts mentioned vs being in the states.."getting rid of that anvil".. brothers touched my soul with this video. I'm visiting first time this year and hope to retire there. Thank you brothers, uplifted my soul in the midst of the turmoil here
Ghana 🇬🇭 to the world 🙌🏾🙌🏾!!! I get so sad when Africans who are abroad look down on their own counties or become too comfortable living in and working to build another man’s country whilst forgetting their country. Im first generation living in the UK and I believe that God allowed us to travel to developed countries not because we are better but to bring back resources which were stolen from our lands, to bring back knowledge from our travels to better help and develop our own countries. There is nothing wrong with living comfortably in another man’s land but never forget where you come from, always remember your roots wherever you travel to and try to do the little you can to also build your own country. It’s not only working abroad to build mansions and churches, also buy lands for agriculture, build schools, build businesses to increase employment and the economy, African nurses and doctors abroad come back to your countries and build hospitals, teach your trade etc. Instead of always complaining about how bad and poor conditions are in Africa whenever we go back for holidays, lets ourselves do something to help our country regardless of how big or small of a help it may be✌🏾
Subsistence to Sustainability and charge other countries more fees for DBA It is Our resources therefore others should have NO claim but Our permission.
I feel very elated to see African Americans coming home. Africa is not a racist continent. I traveled to America to live there but the stress and racism is too much. So I am coming back to my peaceful and humbling home. Ghana my mother land
I went to Ghana for 6 months for school and friends and family around can’t understand why my friend and I want to go back to live. It’s just feels right I am happy too see others feel the same way!
Sometimes watching videos like this makes me sad. Young friends I knew and crossed paths with who have been shot and killed in the streets of Newark would've had a second chance of life if at least they could've experienced life on the continent. Used to tell my next door neighbor's son would take him to visit Ghana years ago and about a year later he was shot and killed at age 19. Africa can be a life saver for black men in this country.
Thats trully sad.. but I hope those who plan to migrate to Africa will positively contribute to the development of the continent, considering not adding to already existing problems of crime and violence against women and children. Africa might be save haven, but has problems of its own. But nonetheles, welcome home☺
I'm all for developing a program specifically for young men to visit as a Rites of Passage program. Looking forward to a LEADER (man) who needs my support in such a venture!!! email me here shayes323
I'm sick of seeing our young brothers killed & hunted like animals but I always have to keep it on a realistic level our young men have amerkka so in grained In their mind how many do you think would take the leap to come to Africa ? ??
@@panmaking5187 I actually think the older generation have been very disappointing in finding new ways to protect black children. If in 2020 dual citizenship, investing in Africa, letting our children experience education on the continent then nothing will change. I live in New Jersey but the only place I experience freedom is whenever I'm in Ghana. The gun culture and violence in America won't stop any time soon and the sooner we get out of here the better. I have family on the continent so I'm blessed in that regard but I do feel sorry for others who don't know anything outside here.
I’m from Angola 🇦🇴 and I went trough a lot in Angola and then I came to UK 🇬🇧 where I live now for more than 20 yrs;materially I have all my needs here 👉but when comes psychologically not so good 😔I started health issues and I have depression for years 😔that now makes me thinking in going back to Africa to have my peace of mind again.Peace of mind is something the western countries don’t have. I want my health mind back and I realised only Africa can give me.
That's the worst mistake a person from Africa can make... To go and live in a country like the UK and stay there for that much time without being connected with their home African country... I go back every year to see the family and feel the land. I'm from Angola too, living in the UK for 9 years and as soon as the coronavirus thing normalizes I'm going back... I'm starting to feel what you feel and that tells me it's time to go... Grande abraço mano🇦🇴
Love Ghana so much. I always tell my African American brothers I meet to try and visit Africa n have that feeling of being amongst their own. Proud Ghanaian
Watching this video from Salt Lake City Utah and am like wow, he is right. Been a black man in Utah is like living in hell. Am originally from Africa myself precisely Cameroon and will be moving back for good in 2025.
I first saw Jerry and Willy on Bomani Tyehimba's channel. I was very impressed with what they are doing in Ghana. Thanks for this comprehensive interview, very enlightening.
Most of us black people are not seeing the bigger picture. But let me scratch the surface for those willing to see it. "Africa has everything. All the raw materials for the things you have desired are from the continent of Africa, so imagine if Africa makes the end products themselves, no continent will match the Continent of africa in beauty and technological advancement because we will not sell raw materials to them we would sell end products"
Am glad these gentlemen mentioned the very important aspect of moving back to Africa which is " trading off the big house/ car" for "peace of mind". I believe that's the key to enjoying the move. Those looking for "America" in Africa are bound to be very frustrated.
Actually you can find some part of the American life (big house or big car etc.) in Africa because most big cities in Africa are becoming more and more westernized at quite a fast pace!
Until these gentlemen opened their mouths it was hard to distinguish them from Ghana born Ghanaian gentlemen. They look like typical Ghanaian men. We are one people.
That's how I felt when I visited Nigeria in 1989, the weight of racism or psychic trauma was lifted. You don't know you're carrying the weight of racism until you leave America.
Thank you for this interview. I have been researching, following, listening to brothers and sisters from Africa and African Americans who have made the permanent move to Africa, but these brothers have really inspired me. I pray I get to visit Ghana at the end of 2020 or early 2021.
Best, most relevant interview on UA-cam for all African people, everywhere. Graphic warning: this vid contains 200+yrs of wisdom! I love you all! Thank you for sharing. Quote me: Cicely Yeboah
Being an African and having interacted with African Americans in America, I'm glad to see that these guys happy and settled in the homeland. I lived with an Black American family and they were nasty to me probably because they didn't understand who African people are. I was wounded by this family and felt very sorry for them.
@@sarah2kings Sorry that happened to you my sister. the I love my African brothers and sisters. We are all one. We are a part of each other's history ❤
It is wonderful to hear what is being said by three of you and the many others who have made Afrika their home. Thank you for your excellent talk and sharing it with us. It is needed and appreciated.
This is a great video, to see our brothers feeling at home, not being called African Americans a term I find very descriminatory, racist and segregatory, putting them as second class citizens in America where racism by whites will NEVER stop, Welcome to Kenya my brothers & sisters, and also find a way to broadcast this clever message to your fellow Americans that Africa is the place to be and be free! The only way to beat the white man is to come together and build our own systems, Africa is hugely resourceful and 100% we can do it!
I love this video, it is so inspiring and motivating not just for me but for my parents who watched video as well. We are planning to move to the motherland, though not soon enough for me. I can't wait to touch African soil.
My sister I feel the same none of my family is on board w/ me they all think I've lost my mind look what's happening here in the u.s. they have no regard for black lives I hope I can meet and talk w/ these brothers
I loved how the guy in the middle talked about the options. You can live wherever you want to live in Ghana and not worry about not belonging. In the US, we see a beautiful town or neighborhood and not be able to move there because of the bad treatment towards Black Americans.
If you looking for somewhere to stay. Check out this Art Cathey site. They have a team on the ground that can make your repatriation stress-free and painless. Book at one of their properties for service that you can be happy with. - www.artcatheyheals.com/book-2-bedroom-thegambia?ref=mahammedsowe
There's so many variables with traveling let alone traveling internationally. It would be something close to a miracle that everything goes according to plan.
@@SunRiseEast365 I UNDERSTAND, I TRAVELLED TO USA ,DIDN'T KNOW ANY BODY, NO FRIENDS OR ANY FAMILY MEMBER HERE, IT'S ALL ABOUT CARRIAGE AND BRAVELY. YOU WILL NOT DISAPPOINT IF YOU MAKE THE TRIP TO GHANA OR AFRICA.
@@akwaabafarms178Thank you. I'll make the trip. I'm just preparing mentally, first. For me, mental preparedness is a part of the process when making major decisions.
Thank you my brothers. The Diaspora comes with a different perspective and experience. One can live and survive having learned survival from living in the diaspora. Listen to wisdom and experience people. Diaspora coming back to motherland to give back in many valuable ways. ✝️✝️✝️🇺🇸
Welcome back to your beautiful homeland of African. We so love u and very very happy to see u back. May GOD ALMIGHTY continue to guide us all and keep safe all our families still in USA. 💃💃💃🙏🙏🙏
@bonwright78 well I guessed that part. Lol. I was trying to figure a good island to move to. I'm working on my jamaican citizenship through descent but not sure if I want to live in Jamaica.
@bonwright78 well it's very easy as a us citizen to visit as no visa is necessary. I think you can stay 90 days. I'm in process to get citizenship in Jamaica but must fix errors on my birth certificate first. As for your friends husband its highly likely that he may have a criminal record or previously deported if he has not been able to enter assuming the wife is a us citizen or greencard holder. There probably should be no reason he could not enter within 1 year of application for spouse. Many jamaicans with descent income have no issue visiting usa for tourist visa unless their background is sketchy
@bonwright78 I'm currently in banking but did a lot of fraud investigations. I helped a few people on immigration law and criminal in the past. Yes I now fully trust my instincts because I'm basically always right. Lol. Guilty people or people who lack spiritual gifts will make you feel like you are the crazy person as they try to cover their nastiness. I think you should follow your passion and try something new. Nature is drawing you to it. Maybe you need some time and the right environment for rejuvenation in nature. I do this often. The world will run you down every so often I go to nature to feel whole again.
Brothers, you fellas are my age..loving the move you made and can so very much relate to your experience in the US.. hoping to visit once the virus dies down...ad getting rid of that "weight" off your shoulders. That less stress.. omg.. I can't imagine going to any part of the country and go to any restaurant or decide to live in a certain place with no issues..you brothers are speaking big time!
When he started to mention the names and brief description about his parents and grandparents, and great grandparents i started sobbing. I say to myself then, not now anymore that, 40+ million blacks in the diaspora (U.S) can contribute their quota to making Africa great again!
Words of Wisdom coming from men who have known this world, strangely they tie up with the wisdom of a divine nature. May sound unreal to some but the next Exodus is coming not just from the US but from around the world. The pangs of distress and oppression are birth pangs to tell the children of Aftica where to go next- Africa. Pray for the provisions that make life possible and bearable a place is being prepared wait for the manifestation. Thank you gentlemen.
Good 👍 they are moving after retirement without the stress of looking for work in their new country. Their pension is guaranteed no matter where they live. Now they can really enjoy the Africa hospitality in peace ✌.
@@multyz1 When I first started going there I did not know there was such a huge african american population there. When I go this year I plan on meeting some of my brothers and sisters who are already living there
@@victoriamurray9154 just watched a video today about a African American/Ghanian soul food restaurant in the Cape Coast I think it is called California Restaurant
This video was very informative. Originally from NY but living in Maryland the last 20 years. I’m seriously considering relocating to Ghana but only 6-8 months a year. I will be retiring in 2 years and I want to purchase, not rent. I love Nigeria but my preference is Ghana. This video has piqued my interest. Thank you
25:35 is very very important. As an African and black people you don't want to be in western countries your whole life where you don't have control for most part of their wealth, then later in your life move back to Africa then realise westerners have taking over and owns almost everything in your ancestral land. The time is now. Save and invest in the land of your people. That's the most successful way to own something for you and your family and for generations to come.
We can't own America or Europe no matter how much money or success we make there. The only place we can own for ourselves is our ancestral home and if we lose it, it will be very difficult to get it back
This video is an inspiration. My African grandmother used to say that a bird wastes its time flying in the sky... its feet point to the ground all the time. Africa is where home is for black people all over the world. Africa wants all of her children back home. The problem for black people in America is racial profiling. If you are black, you are immediately profiled as being prone to do certain things, even when you have no such tendencies. This profiling blinds many people to the beauty and the true character of most black people
Truth Seeker One true of being in Africa is that you got lost in the crowd because everyone looks like you... it a very good feeling that u re a majority,,, The peace that surround you is unbelievable...
I hear you Brothers. It's getting tougher and tougher to maintain my loving spirit in the U.S.. I must feel the lands before I die that my ancestors once walked and oceans they swam. Mahalo nui
Best interview ever welcome home am Ghanaian leaving in Usa sooner will be in ghana after I finished mine 20 bedroom apt for future retiment stress free ghana
You all have encouraged me tremendously! I am nearly retired and desire to go home! Thank you for helping to open my eyes and for confirming what I've been feeling for years.
amazing! That trip to Egypt with the cruise down the Nile is one of my top dreams!But if i had the ability I would step foot in all 56 countries in Africa!
I am from Kenya,, welcome home our stolen Children!!! don't believe what the enemy says about Africa,,,we love you unconditionally!!,💞🙏
How lovely of you 😊❤️💕❤️
💖💖💖💖Yes, that is very kind to say!
❤️❤️❤️
@@IAmRJAtkins thanks dear, I hope you will find peace in the mother Continent,, the Enemy didn't give our children any documentations when they took them away from us and that's why we want all of you to come back home without any hindrance. Mother Africa knows her Children.
NOW HERES AN AFRICAN WHO UNDERSTAND THAT HIS BROTHERS ARE NOT COMING TO "MY COUNTRY" BUT "COMING HOME."
Being African & hearing these guys talk is so refreshing....
I also like how they are profiling older African Americans and not just younger people
All our Ancestors are coming back home yeyiii welcome back fathers ❤️❤️❤️❤️much love all the way from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼🥰🥰🥰🥰
MY DAUGHTER IS THERE RIGHT NOW ,AND SHE LOVE GHANA AND THE PEOPLE. SHE SAID ,THE PEOPLE ARE SUPER NICE
You are very right.
Yep, sounds like the Africa I know indeed... Regards from Angola.
This is so inspiring. I’ll be visiting Ghana for the first time in May. I’m making it a mission to eventually move there. My son is 15 months and I want a better quality life for him. His future will be Africa!
Cole Franklin You will love it there. I went last summer and met Mr. Willie and Jerry. Jerome was in the states so I didn’t get chance to meet him. I’m planning on moving there. Everyone is so nice. It felt like home.
he will grow healthy and happy he will live best live regardless of the some difficulty in serive
My self born and grew in africa now in US for 10 year I will moving back after some arrangements
Visit Ghana learn history with the hospitable people with nice culture and conversation
Contact Site Manager of The AFRICAN ANCESTRAL WALL on +233547815610
hlion1961@gmail.com
Videos like this make me HAPPY! I love seeing my people coming back home.
A bad day in Africa is better than a good day in America. Wow that's deep. I'm moving back too
When are you coming
@@farminginafrica5220 I currently live in the UK, going back home to Uganda at the end of the year. Have a look at my channel,let me know what you think. I've subscribed to yours
@@franchettaajibola9154 oh can we chart on Whatsapp if you don't mind +233551972969
@@gkat5860 can we chart on Whatsapp +233551972969
@@gkat5860 can I have your whatsap number too
A bad day in afrika is better than a good day in the states......
Tell that to people in Zimbabwe
Tell that to the women and children in Congo.
@@yinghuynh2280 is the truth for Africans in America
lol,
The three Brothers and I are great friends. I have lived in Ghana since 2011. . .eight of these years in Prampram. I am from Mansfield, Louisiana and lived forty years in New Orleans. I am sorry that there were not females interviewed. I know of three woman who have built homes in Prampram singlehanded. I admire these women very much and am sure they could have added another dimension to the interview. But I understand why this happened. . .the interviewer probably met these Brothers at Jerry’s Ancestral Wall and Restuarant. . .that’s a prominent male meeting place where they go to discuss and solve the problems of the world. 😉😌😚 I did enjoy the interview and please to read the positive remarks. Africa is not for everyone but it’s home for me. Come and visit to find out for yourself. As we say in New Orleans, “Let your mind be free and your ass will follow!!!” If you are come to Prampram especially, contact me or follow me on Facebook. . .friend me . . .Glenda Simpkins Ganier!!!
Glenda Simpkins-Ganier I followed you but how do I friend you. I would like to connect with you. I was there at the beginning of January and will be going back in October
Felicia, I think you can become my “friend” on Facebook by merely sending me a friend request. You can email me - gganier@yahoo.com I will be looking forward to hearing from you and we can share more personal information. Also, I am looking forward to meeting you in October!!!
Felicia, I just checked my Facebook page and you are my friend. . .which means we can phone one another using Messenger!!! Yay!!!
Glenda Simpkins-Ganier awesome! I really have a lot to ask
Felicia, “Bring it”!!!🤗😄🤪
I'm a third of the way through.. I'm 58 and the peace on these brothers faces and body language..and their contrasts mentioned vs being in the states.."getting rid of that anvil".. brothers touched my soul with this video. I'm visiting first time this year and hope to retire there. Thank you brothers, uplifted my soul in the midst of the turmoil here
Ghana 🇬🇭 to the world 🙌🏾🙌🏾!!! I get so sad when Africans who are abroad look down on their own counties or become too comfortable living in and working to build another man’s country whilst forgetting their country.
Im first generation living in the UK and I believe that God allowed us to travel to developed countries not because we are better but to bring back resources which were stolen from our lands, to bring back knowledge from our travels to better help and develop our own countries. There is nothing wrong with living comfortably in another man’s land but never forget where you come from, always remember your roots wherever you travel to and try to do the little you can to also build your own country.
It’s not only working abroad to build mansions and churches, also buy lands for agriculture, build schools, build businesses to increase employment and the economy, African nurses and doctors abroad come back to your countries and build hospitals, teach your trade etc. Instead of always complaining about how bad and poor conditions are in Africa whenever we go back for holidays, lets ourselves do something to help our country regardless of how big or small of a help it may be✌🏾
Well said
Well said
kofi333 thank you 😊❤️
Tony Miles Thank you 😊 ❤️
Subsistence to Sustainability and charge other countries more fees for DBA It is Our resources therefore others should have NO claim but Our permission.
I feel very elated to see African Americans coming home. Africa is not a racist continent. I traveled to America to live there but the stress and racism is too much. So I am coming back to my peaceful and humbling home. Ghana my mother land
It’s draining
I went to Ghana for 6 months for school and friends and family around can’t understand why my friend and I want to go back to live. It’s just feels right I am happy too see others feel the same way!
Where are u from ?
@ Nachea Taylor. Don't mind them and come back, because is your mother land, comeback home darling, listen to your heart. ✌and💖
Sometimes watching videos like this makes me sad. Young friends I knew and crossed paths with who have been shot and killed in the streets of Newark would've had a second chance of life if at least they could've experienced life on the continent. Used to tell my next door neighbor's son would take him to visit Ghana years ago and about a year later he was shot and killed at age 19. Africa can be a life saver for black men in this country.
Thats trully sad.. but I hope those who plan to migrate to Africa will positively contribute to the development of the continent, considering not adding to already existing problems of crime and violence against women and children. Africa might be save haven, but has problems of its own. But nonetheles, welcome home☺
I'm all for developing a program specifically for young men to visit as a Rites of Passage program. Looking forward to a LEADER (man) who needs my support in such a venture!!! email me here shayes323
@@ShayTBD that's an interesting plan - Rights of passage.
I'm sick of seeing our young brothers killed & hunted like animals but I always have to keep it on a realistic level our young men have amerkka so in grained In their mind how many do you think would take the leap to come to Africa ? ??
@@panmaking5187 I actually think the older generation have been very disappointing in finding new ways to protect black children. If in 2020 dual citizenship, investing in Africa, letting our children experience education on the continent then nothing will change. I live in New Jersey but the only place I experience freedom is whenever I'm in Ghana. The gun culture and violence in America won't stop any time soon and the sooner we get out of here the better. I have family on the continent so I'm blessed in that regard but I do feel sorry for others who don't know anything outside here.
These guys need a bigger platform to spread this tremendously invigorating message. Thank you guys.
I’m from Angola 🇦🇴 and I went trough a lot in Angola and then I came to UK 🇬🇧 where I live now for more than 20 yrs;materially I have all my needs here 👉but when comes psychologically not so good 😔I started health issues and I have depression for years 😔that now makes me thinking in going back to Africa to have my peace of mind again.Peace of mind is something the western countries don’t have. I want my health mind back and I realised only Africa can give me.
That's the worst mistake a person from Africa can make...
To go and live in a country like the UK and stay there for that much time without being connected with their home African country...
I go back every year to see the family and feel the land.
I'm from Angola too, living in the UK for 9 years and as soon as the coronavirus thing normalizes I'm going back...
I'm starting to feel what you feel and that tells me it's time to go...
Grande abraço mano🇦🇴
@@guleiro welldone
Come to Ghana , the land of peace
Go to Ghana, and you won't regret it...
@@ebenezerdonkor6583 I am from Cameroon and I totally agree with you
So refreshing hearing from our brothers who have settled here. We love you all. We need more of you
A bad day in Africa is better than a good day in America. I hear you !!
Damn right! And the most happiest people in the world comes from Africa.
Im thinking that would depend on where youre at on the continent.
Love Ghana so much. I always tell my African American brothers I meet to try and visit Africa n have that feeling of being amongst their own. Proud Ghanaian
You are smart. You look stress free. Instead of spending all your life in jails, you better off in Ghana. My blessing to you.
Only thing that going save Black 🌍 Africa is a large strong professional Black military ⚔️🌍🖤🏴🌚
Word
Wrong
The white know they are not that strong so they making weapons day in and day out
We as Ghanians love you all so much you belong to Ghana and Africa as a whole..long live great people of our own,,long live Mama Africa.👏👏🌺🌻
Awwwww Thank you my sister we love you also. We are coming home ..❤️💚🖤🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
@@MrsHopeTv My dear you are welcome back home, we love you all.✌and 💖 🇬🇭
Watching this video from Salt Lake City Utah and am like wow, he is right. Been a black man in Utah is like living in hell. Am originally from Africa myself precisely Cameroon and will be moving back for good in 2025.
J rol very good my brother I my self from Chad 🇹🇩 living in Houston Texas, and I’m moving back home too
Utah! Jeez! You must be with the Utah jazz!🤣🤣 was there and didnt see 10 people who look like me.
Regardless of the uneasiness, dont forget why you are there for, once you have completed that task, move out bodly without looking back. All the best.
@J Rol By God's Grace
I first saw Jerry and Willy on Bomani Tyehimba's channel. I was very impressed with what they are doing in Ghana. Thanks for this comprehensive interview, very enlightening.
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Most of us black people are not seeing the bigger picture. But let me scratch the surface for those willing to see it. "Africa has everything. All the raw materials for the things you have desired are from the continent of Africa, so imagine if Africa makes the end products themselves, no continent will match the Continent of africa in beauty and technological advancement because we will not sell raw materials to them we would sell end products"
OneAfrica that's for real
Great idea ❤
That's the reason the whiteman is putting their nose in Africa's business.
THAT IS WHY THE FRENCH PRESIDENT REFUSES TO LEAVE BUT PRETENDS IT IS BECAUSE OF THE TERRORIST
@@joycecooper498 They always plays tricks on us. We need to be wise !
"Africa wake up"
@@joycecooper498 absolutely right
Am glad these gentlemen mentioned the very important aspect of moving back to Africa which is " trading off the big house/ car" for "peace of mind". I believe that's the key to enjoying the move. Those looking for "America" in Africa are bound to be very frustrated.
Actually you can find some part of the American life (big house or big car etc.) in Africa because most big cities in Africa are becoming more and more westernized at quite a fast pace!
Until these gentlemen opened their mouths it was hard to distinguish them from Ghana born Ghanaian gentlemen. They look like typical Ghanaian men. We are one people.
Yes I LOVE US PERIODT
We all are 1 ppl, very sad this cannot be recognize in some countries.
You didn't realize you were carrying it, until your load was lifted. - beautifully said
Exactly so
I love these Noblemen they talk about their family, the African family.
That's how I felt when I visited Nigeria in 1989, the weight of racism or psychic trauma was lifted. You don't know you're carrying the weight of racism until you leave America.
Very touching sad reality. Sorry about that since you didn't choose to be there
WOW. This man's skin is B. E. A. UTIFUL! .....WOW! ALL of these men have Beautiful skin!
You're now home, where you can breathe and breathe fresh air
I'm african and I feel great to see Africans from America come back home.
Welcome home,peace ,love .and unity.God bless you people .Africa is peaceful continent.👍👍👍
Thank you for this interview. I have been researching, following, listening to brothers and sisters from Africa and African Americans who have made the permanent move to Africa, but these brothers have really inspired me. I pray I get to visit Ghana at the end of 2020 or early 2021.
its a good dear, let keep in touch because i have the plans
Well done dear...God bless you as you make your plans & journey in Jesus name amen...Love from Nigeria
Peace of Mind is everything ... Greetings from your Caribbean Family ... Great video my Brothers
Best, most relevant interview on UA-cam for all African people, everywhere. Graphic warning: this vid contains 200+yrs of wisdom! I love you all! Thank you for sharing. Quote me: Cicely Yeboah
Must be the 6th time I've watched this..these brothers hit it home for me..
This is so great we are going with our entire families summer 21 love you all!!
They look happy and relaxed.
Yes I was noticing the same thing!!💛
Paaaa
Bold n confident
The brother is correct! People need to stop going abroad to obtain things, they should stay put and keep building Africa.
will you like to visit Ghana???
Being an African and having interacted with African Americans in America, I'm glad to see that these guys happy and settled in the homeland. I lived with an Black American family and they were nasty to me probably because they didn't understand who African people are. I was wounded by this family and felt very sorry for them.
I was born and raised in the United states and I love all of my brothers and sisters from Africa the mother land 🖤💜
@@Brenda-iu3mk Thanks for saying that. I was young and came back home traumatized. I forgave them.
@@sarah2kings you are welcome more love
@@sarah2kings Sorry that happened to you my sister. the I love my African brothers and sisters. We are all one. We are a part of each other's history ❤
Willy Lynch syndrome. Only Africa can cure us of our prejudice of each other.
It is wonderful to hear what is being said by three of you and the many others who have made Afrika their home. Thank you for your excellent talk and sharing it with us. It is needed and appreciated.
Am coming home soon, my beautiful country Ghana ❤️🇬🇭. You guys continue to inspire me 😍 See how they are all smiling 😊
My grandmother told me that "BETTER STARVE IN YOUR HOME LAND THAN EATING A FAT RAM IN SOMEBODY ELSE'S HOME LAND". Welcome a Board my brothers.
Ummmmmmm 😬😬😬😬😬😬
This is a great video, to see our brothers feeling at home, not being called African Americans a term I find very descriminatory, racist and segregatory, putting them as second class citizens in America where racism by whites will NEVER stop, Welcome to Kenya my brothers & sisters, and also find a way to broadcast this clever message to your fellow Americans that Africa is the place to be and be free! The only way to beat the white man is to come together and build our own systems, Africa is hugely resourceful and 100% we can do it!
Yes I love that, you are absolutely right, together us one welcome to Kenya to.
I love this video, it is so inspiring and motivating not just for me but for my parents who watched video as well. We are planning to move to the motherland, though not soon enough for me. I can't wait to touch African soil.
My sister I feel the same none of my family is on board w/ me they all think I've lost my mind look what's happening here in the u.s. they have no regard for black lives I hope I can meet and talk w/ these brothers
You share some few tears when you step down but it's normal. It's just your spirit reconnecting with the land
I loved how the guy in the middle talked about the options. You can live wherever you want to live in Ghana and not worry about not belonging. In the US, we see a beautiful town or neighborhood and not be able to move there because of the bad treatment towards Black Americans.
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The children are coming back to the land of their fathers. The Most High Elohiym is good.
So good to see older brothers telling it like it is. I believe every thing you guys have said. Thank you
I'll be leaving from the US to visit Ghana next year for the very first time. I'm excited and nervous at the same time.
WHY NERVOUS ?
There's so many variables with traveling let alone traveling internationally. It would be something close to a miracle that everything goes according to plan.
@@SunRiseEast365 I UNDERSTAND, I TRAVELLED TO USA ,DIDN'T KNOW ANY BODY, NO FRIENDS OR ANY FAMILY MEMBER HERE, IT'S ALL ABOUT CARRIAGE AND BRAVELY. YOU WILL NOT DISAPPOINT IF YOU MAKE THE TRIP TO GHANA OR AFRICA.
@@akwaabafarms178Thank you. I'll make the trip. I'm just preparing mentally, first. For me, mental preparedness is a part of the process when making major decisions.
Please contact me through ohenewadanquah2@gmail.com if you looking to rent a place or buy a land in Ghana
Right off the bat the brother said he was a Garvey-ite!!! I love it!!! Marcus Garvey is my hero!!!!!!!
Yesssss i got a buzz from that as well....I couldn't tell u the last time i heard someone say that
Thank you my brothers. The Diaspora comes with a different perspective and experience. One can live and survive having learned survival from living in the diaspora. Listen to wisdom and experience people. Diaspora coming back to motherland to give back in many valuable ways. ✝️✝️✝️🇺🇸
That’s a beautifully built home. I love that ceiling and natural flex 💪🏾 of the motherland throughout.
Our ancestors are coming back home to Africa...am so happy to see this
That house is beautiful man. My man is just chillin living the dream.
You have all done very well,,great sons of Africa..you made a bold decision and God has favoured you all.
Welcome back to your beautiful homeland of African. We so love u and very very happy to see u back. May GOD ALMIGHTY continue to guide us all and keep safe all our families still in USA. 💃💃💃🙏🙏🙏
I am from the Caribbean. I f you can't make it to Africa the Caribbean is your next home. Until you can grace mama Africa
Where in carribean?
@bonwright78 well I guessed that part. Lol. I was trying to figure a good island to move to. I'm working on my jamaican citizenship through descent but not sure if I want to live in Jamaica.
@bonwright78 well it's very easy as a us citizen to visit as no visa is necessary. I think you can stay 90 days. I'm in process to get citizenship in Jamaica but must fix errors on my birth certificate first. As for your friends husband its highly likely that he may have a criminal record or previously deported if he has not been able to enter assuming the wife is a us citizen or greencard holder. There probably should be no reason he could not enter within 1 year of application for spouse. Many jamaicans with descent income have no issue visiting usa for tourist visa unless their background is sketchy
@bonwright78 lol. That's why we must trust our instincts. Fyi I'm an attorney as well. So I'm using my best educated guess on the matter.
@bonwright78 I'm currently in banking but did a lot of fraud investigations. I helped a few people on immigration law and criminal in the past. Yes I now fully trust my instincts because I'm basically always right. Lol. Guilty people or people who lack spiritual gifts will make you feel like you are the crazy person as they try to cover their nastiness. I think you should follow your passion and try something new. Nature is drawing you to it. Maybe you need some time and the right environment for rejuvenation in nature. I do this often. The world will run you down every so often I go to nature to feel whole again.
Well come home Kings 👑❤️
Brothers, you fellas are my age..loving the move you made and can so very much relate to your experience in the US.. hoping to visit once the virus dies down...ad getting rid of that "weight" off your shoulders. That less stress.. omg.. I can't imagine going to any part of the country and go to any restaurant or decide to live in a certain place with no issues..you brothers are speaking big time!
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@@bantu2819 most definitely!! Ty!!
They really seem relaxed
Mighty salute to you three uncles. Blessings to you all.
Great insight from men of wisdom. I hope we all share this video to our people around the world 🌍
When he started to mention the names and brief description about his parents and grandparents, and great grandparents i started sobbing.
I say to myself then, not now anymore that, 40+ million blacks in the diaspora (U.S) can contribute their quota to making Africa great again!
Ghana 🇬🇭🤎 I know these brothers!! Hey Jerry and Willie!! Prampram gang!!😄 #ghanaisourhome❤️
I'm half way through this video and so proud of these guys.
Thanks so much for this video. I really hope many black people learn this before it is too late for them... 💓❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Words of Wisdom coming from men who have known this world, strangely they tie up with the wisdom of a divine nature. May sound unreal to some but the next Exodus is coming not just from the US but from around the world. The pangs of distress and oppression are birth pangs to tell the children of Aftica where to go next- Africa. Pray for the provisions that make life possible and bearable a place is being prepared wait for the manifestation. Thank you gentlemen.
Good 👍 they are moving after retirement without the stress of looking for work in their new country. Their pension is guaranteed no matter where they live. Now they can really enjoy the Africa hospitality in peace ✌.
For real
Thank you for this video. I am currently saving to build in either Pram Pram or Kosoa. I would love to meet some expats on my next visit.
I see...I have a land in the Kasoa area..will build a house there myself.
@@multyz1 When I first started going there I did not know there was such a huge african american population there. When I go this year I plan on meeting some of my brothers and sisters who are already living there
@@victoriamurray9154 just watched a video today about a African American/Ghanian soul food restaurant in the Cape Coast I think it is called California Restaurant
@@joycecooper498 Thank you for the the info.. I will be there at my first opportunity.
"African future is the future of black race"
This video was very informative. Originally from NY but living in Maryland the last 20 years. I’m seriously considering relocating to Ghana but only 6-8 months a year. I will be retiring in 2 years and I want to purchase, not rent. I love Nigeria but my preference is Ghana. This video has piqued my interest. Thank you
These men are inspirational. Im coming!!
let link up bro
6:39 I can definitely see in them the sense of inner peace that they talk about here.
Am I the only person taking notes, from these teachers?
Nope
All was duly noted.
Def Not🙋🏽♂️
I was all emotional watching this. I'm long overdue for a trip to my Motherland...long overdue.
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25:35 is very very important. As an African and black people you don't want to be in western countries your whole life where you don't have control for most part of their wealth, then later in your life move back to Africa then realise westerners have taking over and owns almost everything in your ancestral land. The time is now. Save and invest in the land of your people. That's the most successful way to own something for you and your family and for generations to come.
We can't own America or Europe no matter how much money or success we make there. The only place we can own for ourselves is our ancestral home and if we lose it, it will be very difficult to get it back
Raymond Yeboah mine fav part of the vid I feel exactly what he was saying 25.35
@@bandexghana4106 Yess!
👨🏾💻👏🏿👏🏿🤴🏿🤴🏿🤴🏿 💯 the truth Best Video of the year. 🇬🇭🌍. Thanks you My Brother. ✊🏿 Compton California 👨🏾💻🇺🇸
Will you visit Ghana
I love you all , I have cried a cry of joy
I met two of these brothers when I was there in December 2019. Very encouraging. Makes me want to go home sooner than later.
"You've got peace of mind" Amen.
Thank you, gentlemen. This was really helpful.
I respect your vision of building a house in Prampram not just for yourself but also for your relatives in America to have a place.👍🏿
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Good to see these Brothers talking of their experiences. TFS!
Welcome to the motherland the soul of encestor coming back african is for africans king and queen 👑👑👑
I’m definitely moving to Ghana, I have a friend in Ghana! I’m a new subscriber ❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽
This video is an inspiration. My African grandmother used to say that a bird wastes its time flying in the sky... its feet point to the ground all the time. Africa is where home is for black people all over the world. Africa wants all of her children back home. The problem for black people in America is racial profiling. If you are black, you are immediately profiled as being prone to do certain things, even when you have no such tendencies. This profiling blinds many people to the beauty and the true character of most black people
Truth Seeker One true of being in Africa is that you got lost in the crowd because everyone looks like you... it a very good feeling that u re a majority,,,
The peace that surround you is unbelievable...
There's no much to say. Let's all come together and build up a good African family and live happily as one people thanks
Africa definitely needs power and running water and better roads, with those simple things Africa can take over the world
I'm leaving this racist land regardless of what Africa lacks. That is my home and where I belong.
PhArAoH KhAfrA PyRaMiD pretty views are everywhere 🤨
PhArAoH KhAfrA PyRaMiD well im in America and everyone has running water and paved roads
Nelson X what you planning on doing for your homeland besides taking up space
I feel like african is calling me home; when I was in the Navy, I visited Mombasa Kenya, I will never forget that trip.
Almost everything that you are saying is true. Only those who never lived outside of Africa may oppose it.
I hear you Brothers. It's getting tougher and tougher to maintain my loving spirit in the U.S.. I must feel the lands before I die that my ancestors once walked and oceans they swam. Mahalo nui
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This are real old school brothers who have my deepest respect. Looking forward to hearing more from them.
Best interview ever welcome home am Ghanaian leaving in Usa sooner will be in ghana after I finished mine 20 bedroom apt for future retiment stress free ghana
The sound of birds just brightens my day.
will you like to visit Ghana???
Africa is your home no one should deceive you
Need more speakers to convince more blacks to move back to Africa
You all have encouraged me tremendously! I am nearly retired and desire to go home! Thank you for helping to open my eyes and for confirming what I've been feeling for years.
Bless you Mam, it’s time to come home!ua-cam.com/video/CFhy7Ba6F48/v-deo.html
We continue to live thru our children. They should travel with us. Learn what we learn.
this video made me so happy
amazing! That trip to Egypt with the cruise down the Nile is one of my top dreams!But if i had the ability I would step foot in all 56 countries in Africa!
I'm happy you enjoyed my country … hugs
You need to do more reaserch being black woman and dark skin. Am just telling you to be aware.