African American twins living completely off the grid in Ghana
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This is a very interesting story of 2 brave brothers that lives a sustainable life here in Ghana.
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Where in ghana are they. Looks so much like jamaica. This inspires me more to get to Ghana soon soon.
I am on my way. How can I get land
@@corfob9238 they are near cape coast.
@@eballa349 the motherland awaits you. It depends on where exactly you are wanting to live. It’s many available.
@@webelonginafrica44 cape coast seems inviting but rural to be affordable?
This is living respect to breddas greetings from Jamaica 🇯🇲👊🏿
I’m from Jamaica 🇯🇲 myself. Country living. From country back in 1968, my mom took me to live in the country with my grandparents boy it’s was similar to this lifestyle. If things comes to this. Survival. Yes I… Big ups to everybody. It’s going to get serious soon
@marciarose7419 will be very serious soon
No mortgage, almost no neck-breaking bills; its like Adam and Eve paradise. The most important thing in life is happiness-and they are happy!
Exactly
My brothers are here enjoying their lives...their land belongs to them for ever...
Thanks for watching fam
Well done boys home sweet home, Africa is calling her children to come home 😘👏🙏🏼🌍🇬🇭
Thanks for watching. Yes she is calling.
This was how we lived in rural Jamaica in my early years. They can collect rain water from the roof by putting up a gutter, and using a container to catch the water from the gutter. And, to make the bathroom experience more comfortable, they could build an elevated box with a cover as a seat in the latrine. You can make your outdoor latrine beautiful and neat by building it like a small house and putting some tile or natural stone on the floor. Whatever you are building, make it beautiful. When I move to Africa, I definitely want an outdoor kitchen and latrine as back up.
Wow I like your sense of style. I can dig it.
People still live this way same way here in Jamaica one luv give thanks great video
People still live this way same way here in Jamaica one luv give thanks great video
I'm sure they will get there with the beautifying astethics. Actually, in terms of the toilet, squating while emptying the bowels is healthier than sitting on a toilet bowel. It's cancer preventive, because it the position helps empty everything. If one has physical challenges, then ok make another for them.
This is what we want black young men in USA or around the world drugs is not a solution in life God blesses you to have a place like Africa you can turn it to paradise and leave a peaceful place for you and your generations to come God bless you all
Thank you so much for watching.
This is great young people need to see that they have options you don’t have to suffer and be dependent on government you can actually create a life for yourself great video very inspiring
Yes that’s the purpose.
Greetings my Brothers. This is Mama Africa, Nkiruka. I’m still in ATL. I really miss Ghana. I’m glad to see you two are moving forward. I hope to see you when I get back in Ghana! Respect! ☺️🇬🇭♥️✊🏿
Of all the diaspora settlements in Ghana, This one is my best. Natural and down to earth, a therapeutic and healing environment. Back to nature, thank you young people for showing us how.
It’s definitely a healing environment
My brothers not easy. No night in Zion. I love how they are so happy with their Native Brothers. Such natural Beauty. They are free, don't have to be watching over their backs. Would love to visit one day.
Thanks for the tour.❤😊
Yes they are. Thanks for watching…
What stood out to me was the happiness of these brothers and their colleagues. No electricity ⚡️or modern conveniences yet they where praising the most high and happy. This style of living is definitely not for everyone but it’s a option that needed to be highlighted for those who do want to live like this. Good video fam, keep up the good work.
Yes bro they were truly happy and appreciative of nature. Their colleagues were a hole vibe. I was excited to meet them more than they were excited to meet me. This style of living ain’t for the weak. The long hike, then the long ride to get back to town was a hell of a experience all by itself lol
@@webelonginafrica44 if you really look at it, most of Ghana 🇬🇭 and Africans as a whole on the continent are already living a off grid lifestyle. Even in the urban areas you will find clothes lines, charcoal cooking 🥘, latrines outside and if it’s any unoccupied forest there you will find gardens all in them. Africa definitely makes you extremely tough and resilient to any circumstance in life. When I first went to Ghana 🇬🇭 I was there only a month and dropped 10 pounds from sweating, more walking and less food consumption. Now I can understand why most Africans run circles around black Americans in business sometimes because if you can be successful in some of the conditions on the continent, you will be successful anywhere.
@@dandiablo3809 in America we call them ranch hands.
Bless up ❤️💛💚
@@webelonginafrica44 Respect 💥
I am proud of these young people, may God continue to bless you all in Jesus name 🙏
More blessings right back at you
So much RESPECT!!! to these guys. Coming from city life and doing this... and IN AFRICA, when the little you have as an American could get you a mansion, I dub my hat to you guys. AWESOME!!
This is very encouraging. We welcome our brothers from the US. I know that gradually these our brothers will eventually build something enduring for themselves in Africa. They have refused to quit. Bravo.
Oh yes this is only the beginning for them. Thanks for watching.
This is Amazing! My 2 children & I landed here in Senegal in June. So much I want to do. This is motivating to never give up 👏🏽⭐️💛
Great Im from Guiné Bissau
How is Senegal 🇸🇳 🤔?
@@marciadenson4382 Senegal is great .
Wow congratulations. I hope they are loving it.
This is the real Africans ❤
I remember when I was young. This is how my grandparents lived, and they lived long
There was no light , but still we where able to use kerosene and the night was bright every night . Oh God! 🤦 we have sold our peace for so much worries
Save us Lord 😢
Truth!
Yes bro we really did sale our peace for lavish worries 🤦🏾♂️
@@webelonginafrica44 😔
Well said, going out at any time of the day or night, you felt safe. now that’s what you called FREEDOM
@jahmala5336 is very sad 😔
What I love about these videos is that theirs always a sense of peacefulness and a youthful look to the American that has transitioned to Africa. No police, no Karen popping up like a badger mole minding others business or the look of stress while trying to Keep up with the Joneses. Just living naturally and authentic. All black people in the West deserve this piece of mind. Living like a Human and not a color.
I’m telling you. You can say that again for real. No Karen’s is a experience all in itself.
Man look at my people! I'm so happy to see what they are doing & their enthusiasm being in Mama Africa. 🙏🏾🙌🏾👊🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I agree "Africa isn't for the weak hearted. This is where you separate the boys from the men & girls from the women." I loved it when I went there in the late 80s. My family has gone back & forth to Africa since the 70s.
It's a special place. I felt so much peace. No matter what cultural differences there were to America, I found cultural familiarlarities with visiting down rural south in the States among black people. I found some similar smells & sounds as when I visited Loiza Puerto Rico where the descendants of the enslaved Africans lived. However, I just knew in my heart, soul, & bones, I was home; I tingled all over.
There is no place like home.
I love the energy, these guys fit in Africa very well, I wish them well. I wish they create a channel.
Oh they have one. I’ll be going back out soon for a update then I’ll give everyone their UA-cam channel.
@webelonginafrica44 thank you 😊
We are growing a food forest ( virgin land) for one year. It is the HYBASIA Food Forest in Jambanjelly, the Gambia 🇬🇲.
It is not big like this one but slowly by slowly.
Very nice video.
Oh wow congratulations. I love the name. Thanks for watching. I hope you subscribed so I’ll hear from you again. When I come to the Gambia I can look you up.
Nice 👏🏾...congratulations. I would come and check out your videos
This type of living is what the Great Prophet BOB MARLEY meant when he said:
"EMANCIPATE YOURSELF FROM MENTAL SLAVERY "
Yup that’s it.
Wow, such a unique way of living. Kudos to the brothers. So much respect to all who prefer this kind of lifestyle
Thanks queen.
So much respect?
We love you all . Please be strong and hang in there. Welcome to the motherland
We love you more, thanks dear 🥰
Great job guys, keep building and growing the continent needs you. You are one of the 30% of African- American who belong there. Look at your land it’s beautiful. 1❤ my Breathren. 🇯🇲 I love it. Jah Rastafari 😊 I see the African groundation in all of you. Good luck.👍🏾
Thanks, Bless up
My brothers!! I wish them much success!!!
So is it 2 African American brothers whose connected with some African brothers in Ghana? This is so beautiful and fills my heart
Yes
Yes its a beautiful thing.
Thanks very much for these young men and their tenacity. Praise the most high 12:37.
Leaf Of Life, medicinal plant, grown anywhere warm, I have lots in my Florida garden, great for cold just pluck leaf, wash and chew
Wow really? You can really chew it? 😳
I remember meeting you botb and working with you years ago. Super proud of you!!
This is how we are supposed to live. Pure natural foods and peace of mind.
Exactly
I feel the happiness and joy with these young men...Blessings❤
Yes the vibe was really vibing.
All the way from a outhouse in a town that's home to the infamous Walls Unit. To living like a real King in Ghana! You've made it Bro!✊🏿🇬🇭
Yes Fam you know it. Thanks for watching and engaging. We move Fam 🔥🔥🔥🔥
In a few years, you guys will be so well to do and truly free!!!
My kind of environment. Love it.
Wow nice. You are invited.
I MISS GHANA I CANT WAIT TO HOME TOO
Come home bro Ghana misses you more…
This is beautiful. Black Power!
For sure 🍃
If that land is theirs for real, I promise these guys are gonna be super rich in a decade time, the fact that they chose rural Ghana tells me how smart and intelligent they are , it possible to get litigation free land in most places like this in Africa
Good one breda.i am Ghanaian and I felt I should be the few Ghanaian to watch people like Ras mokko with Matthew in Jamaica.Ras Kitchen and other rastafarians on the blue mountain.I now hAVE MY own country men doing this wow blessed.Keep it going high 🙏🙏.Cook.visit the rivers and show us your farms etc etc
Wow!! I love this. I probably couldn’t do it but I love to see the range and diversity of African Americans. Well, I would trust them to show me what to do out there. I just love it! Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏾❤️🖤💚
Bless
Thanks for watching
Soon as I seen the thumbnail I said 👀 My Brotha Kings Titus and Tyree, always been solid💪🏾👑✨Great content too Family big up🫡🙏🏾
This is great, these boys have lived in a first world country with all the amenities growing up, this is fun life for them
Local Ghanaians or any one in Africa are not living this life by choice, they want better
True
This is a natural stress free life, y'all are blessed. You want 1srlt world "amenities" and think it's better? Some ppl don't know how blessed they are fr. ....
GOD BLESSED THEM
They are happy that is what matters, peace brothers
Great video bro! These brothers are truly living off the grid. The land is lush and beautiful! Its amazing big up big up❤💚💛🖤
Thank you yes it’s so peaceful and beautiful. Thank you again 😊
There are places in Jamaica too where people live off grid too we wouldn't have no problem in Africa ❤️❤️❤️ hibiscus is good for high blood pressure it can be used as a sorrel drink too
Very touching ❤️
I live in Ghana🇬🇭 maybe one day I'll visit you guys ❤️❤️🙏
Oh wow then you have to link up and join.
The Building Material/MUD Inside Their Dwelling Isn't Dry Yet.. They Need To Have A Fire Inside Their Dwelling To "Cure/Dry" The Mud So It Will Stop Being "Humid" Inside Their Rooms.. The Humidity They Feel Is From The Drying Building Material/"MUD" They're Using.. But Because It's Not Dry Yet? When They Sun Hits It? The Water Inside The Building Material Starts To Evaporate.. Hence "Humidity" Inside The Dwelling... It Will Take A Few Weeks.. But Once Done? The Dwellings Will Be As Hard As Stone.. Then Paint.. Yep... 😎😎😎
You know that makes a lot of sense. It had been raining like crazy when they were building and has been raining a lot afterwards. I think it’ll be drying all up soon.
That's good information. 😮
@commonmanThis is incredible information, l would never have thought that was the case . This is great platform to share knowledge.
I love what you brothers are doing . Keep teaching cause I want to soak it all in.Thank you all the way from New Jersey ....
Thank you so much for watching. It’s a honor. Soak it all in, because we are preparing you guys so that you’ll be ready.
I would join these guys any day!
Connect with them, to create a community!
You are invited dear
@@webelonginafrica44 how can we connect with these brothers. This is our type of living
They have the right mindset. I will stop by when I’m in Ghana
That’ll be awesome if you do that
I love seeing young brothas doing right this is very inspiring.
Thanks for watching.
All praise to The Most High YAH. Hope to connect with you brothers one day. Barak Yahuah
Amelio said "I'm not gone walk up on it" real quick and smooth lol
I didn’t know if the hole was a shallow one or not. I didn’t want to get hit with the quickness 😂
Leaf of life we call it here in Jamaica.Its good for cold.
Please let them create their own channel 🙏🙏🙏.
I really enjoyed this interview and my hat's off to these guys! I am doing similar in Ghana with a little more modern conveniences, solar, borehole etc. Much success to my brothers!! Shalawam.
Thank you and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. What area are you doing yoir modern version at. I’d love to come and check it out if you allow it.
Wow I Hope many get inspired by you brothers....God bless you all.
Bless up
Very interesting. Naw I can't live that 👊🏿. But big respect to the twins 🔥
Big up
I can see DRC congo 🇨🇩 flag from far ❤️❤️❤️
Yes sir
King that's truly living off grid and off the land. You are too pretty to know about this type of living King. 🤣🤣 I remembered my grandmother having an outside oven that baked the best bread. I definitely would like one built in the mother land. You must be mentally, spiritually and physically ready for this lifestyle. Tell Zion Kings they should start a UA-cam channel, they have a lot to share and eventually get monetized.
I had just told them the same day that we’d like to follow their journey as they go. Oh don’t let the smooth taste fool you if I had to live out there I could. I definitely would not be going to town a lot because the walk to the road it at least about 35 to 40 minutes, then the ride down that long long roast is another 30 minutes. We did so much camping in Texas with family and on trail rides and horse races. We use to camp out 7 days at a time, but we had horse to get around on. If I was to live off the grid. I need a horse and buggy 😂
@@webelonginafrica44 Wow that was a trek. I wonder how they even found that land. What's that location?Horse and buggy 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@herregalness7461 it’s near cape coast where the slave castle is. Oh I’ll cover some ground on a horse lol
😍😍😍😍. That's awesome. This makes me happy. I'm liking/saving this video for my reference.
I'm so glad you’re liking it and it also makes you happy. You are awesome.
@@webelonginafrica44 🥰
Divine balance is divine health, peace and prosperity
Caribbean people have lived off grid since the dayz of slavery….. and most still do….🎉❤🎉
This is how i grow up in Jamaica..pit toilet.🇯🇲🇯🇲i love this kinda life..look just like Jamaica
Yes I’ve heard it’s very similar.
Thanks to you guys, i learnt something new.. that's the tree of life... Taameawu
Thanks for watch bro.
my good friends❤️ wish you guys nothing but blessings!
I can see so many people don't know how to work the land correctly,us who grew up in the islands understands how to tame the land,i really need to come and get a four acres homestead,eat what you grow and grow what you eat
They happy and peaceful! Salute brothers!
Bless up
It would be difficult for me, but I am definitely proud of the brothers for living off the grid and in nature... 👏🏾
You know I could honestly do it myself. I would just buy a horse to get me to the next town for trading if need be.
@@webelonginafrica44😂😂😂
@@LetsTravellChannel inside the camp is no problem but leaving out and coming back in with any item’s could be a hassle.
@@webelonginafrica44lol
Nothing Like Living Off the Land Our God provided for Us.
You guys are living like true rastafarians, i love it.
Please. No. Rastafar. Africanfar
African far. Yes. Keep. The. African. Good. Think. You
Bro just build a Board Box put over the Hole cut the top out and slap a toilet seat on it so u can sit down thats how it's done in 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 more Blessings Bro
Oh yes thats coming soon.
This is freedom
Truly
Living simple life and peaceful love you guys
Very inspirational
Thanks for watching
Thats leaf of life in Jamaica, i remember having fever, i pick a leaf and chew on it. And i started feeling better, just eat it raw. But my mom use to beat a few leaves in a pice of white cotton cloth and ring out the juice, add some honey and that was cold medicine.
Thats a medicine whuch could be commercialised for selling abroad or to those who don't have access in the city.
Wow I’ve been hearing so much about this leaf 🍃
Please advise them to grow more coconut trees because it is commercially viable,i have 2 acres of coconut farms guy i must converse it is really really fetching me money
Yes bro you are right. they have a few for now. He told me they will be planting more.
All our diaspora brothers and sisters should come back home to Afrika. "Karibu nyumbani ndugu."
Thanks dear
Luv the vibration and vision
This was a great video! I enjoyed seeing the guys and how they are making it work off grid!
Wow thank you so much. I was just watching one of you guys videos last night before bed.
Salute to these Brothas great move to Mama Afrika....stay strong together and prosper love this video 😊
Thanks for watching.
Leaf of life can make a tea, good for colds etc. That’s one use of it in Jamaica. Blessings to these brave young men. Nothing beats growing your own food and living off the grid, for those who can handle it. Wish you all the best for the future.
Big up
Ok brother , I’m in new sub Sub Atlanta Georgia. I’m very interested, impressed with the quality of courageous tenacious character, wise mindset. Enjoyed Alabama culture as well. Compassion
Thanks for the sub!
This is absolutely amazing to watch especially to from Alabama. Keep keeping the Americans up to date it looks amazing. Ghana was my first to visit and won’t be my last
Thank you! Will do!
nature is beautiful
Truly it is
Im Jamaican and im moving to Ghana soon...i cant wait
Wow congratulations and welcome. We hope to get to see you.
Welcome to Zion
Amazing keep going Brothers! ❤❤
Thanks for watching
Wow! That's what's up! And this is just their beginning!
They’ll be starting a channel soon.
Real freedom ❤❤❤❤❤❤, proud of you all
Thanks
Loving the Vibez 🖤💛💜💙
Thanks for watching
Shalawam King keep it up 👊🏾 keep them coming APTTMH YAHAWAH
This is the real garden of Eden 😫👏👏😘
Thtz wus up....1 PEOPLE....1 MIND....1 LOVE ❤️....1 NATION.....1
They can plant tomatoes to make money and corn to Ghanaians love corn and tomatoes in America they have places like that yes
Yes exactly
Nature is beautiful, i love it.
It really is!
Happy to see you guys doing well
I've been following these brothers for a couple of years on Facebook! Their story is empowering. This video was excellent! The one thing I would like about that setting is the quietness. In NYC, that's a rarity.
Yes bro very. This is only the beginning for them. They have many great things in store.
That's a very deep pit latrine. If you use bio materials to degrade the "stuff", it will take a lifetime to fill it up. Also use a pipe to help remove the smell. Google modern pit latrines to see how to do it.
My heart smiled when I saw the papaya trees. Great job 😊
Well that plant is called love leaf in Grenada. The tree of life is called moringa. It is nice to see different countries with their sayings. Belief is superstitious only God can keep you safe not a plant, don't put your faith and trust in plants and things - it's like putting your faith in the gifts to man and not the giver of the gifts. Rise up and wise up ---keep your eyes to the hills where your strength cometh.