I Moved From Canada to Ghana,I Can Find The Most Basic Things I Need In Life Here In Ghana

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  • Опубліковано 24 лис 2024

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  • @greenbeautychemist.
    @greenbeautychemist. 10 місяців тому +2

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  • @KimFert
    @KimFert Рік тому +14

    Canada is fast becoming unliveable. I am happy that he made it out.

  • @itscyberqueen13
    @itscyberqueen13 Рік тому +6

    Shared this to all of my family. He is so relatable and I wish him well. I pray my kids understand this.

  • @niiamu3300
    @niiamu3300 Рік тому +11

    The social network in Canada is deteriorating. The welfare cheque is cut off to many abled people. Homelessness is increasing and working people who can not afford to pay rent is on the rise. So Ghanaians who want to come should come.

  • @miztri
    @miztri Рік тому +6

    This was an amazing awesome interview. Well done hayford. This young man is very intelligent articulate and insightful. Daring to set boundaries and follow his instincts. His concepts and perceptions of Africa, its future and what it has to offer is spot on. Those of us in the diaspora need to take heed of what he's saying and others that are before him and afterhim. Great interview!

  • @shinaslyfestylejourney7622
    @shinaslyfestylejourney7622 11 місяців тому

    This was a great interview. I also identify myself as Afro-Caribbean American. My coworkers often ask me why and I often give them that identification in our Diversity and Inclusion meetings. This was a very admirable interview. Caribbean people are often looked at differently when comparison of black / African American. Everything this young man is saying is on point and similar to my experiences.

  • @sherriebumbray1748
    @sherriebumbray1748 Рік тому +6

    This was a great interview. I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation.

  • @91hiace
    @91hiace Рік тому +4

    Wow ! There is a wide awake young man. My congrats. to him on making this move. The future is Afrika, as long as they do not let themselves get talked into wars against each other.
    As an immigrant to Canada, now almost 90, I also experienced a form of apartheid as Canada was/is still run by the same families as in colonial times. Great country if you are well off. For the rest it is as DJ says , to work in the dark, home in the dark. Lost your job ? There goes the house.
    Wish him the best

  • @herregalness7461
    @herregalness7461 Рік тому +3

    There is a frequency used in music to manipulate heard in much of the music like rap and the end result in such frequency is shown negatively in behavior leading to crimes and violence. The brother knows what he is talking about.

  • @biblicalstorieswithannjose1857

    Both Canada and the U S A are on the continent of America !!! In fact the full country name of Canada is Canada of America!

    • @localjess838
      @localjess838 Рік тому

      Continent of North America. Full name Dominion of Canada

  • @gt_n1722
    @gt_n1722 Рік тому

    This man's thinking is balanced and interesting. I enjoyed watching this video.

  • @adgreyx
    @adgreyx Рік тому +4

    Homes in the main cities are $1milllion+ in Canada. Not a good vibe.

  • @rukayatusahadu6669
    @rukayatusahadu6669 Рік тому

    Very articulate and eloquent young man

  • @KylianTeam
    @KylianTeam Рік тому +1

    Im cameroonian i love cameroon africa i want to return is in my dna i wanto go back to ancestor love cameroon ❤❤❤❤i respect african ❤

  • @StirUpYourPurpose
    @StirUpYourPurpose Рік тому +2

    Nice conversation, as a Canadian of Yoruba heritage, this I would say and continue to say if you know your heritage never identify by that label called “black” especially if you know where you are from in Africa and if you do not know and not offended identifying as an African there is opportunity now to do DNA test. Make a conscious and deliberate choice to lead with you heritage or ethnicity and be intentional about this.
    Whether you know it or not you automatically place yourself under a cloud of hypnotic limitation albeit at the subliminal level and you would express those limitations that is contained in that concept spun by the European settlers and colonizers and if you are aware of your Identity and know who you are, there is no glass ceiling that can stop you in this part of the world except the limitations you place on yourself through doubt, worry and unbelief or probably just because you don’t want the responsibilities that come with it.
    This is not denying the so called structures put in place and not saying it is easy but it is very "simple" the only reason why it might “seem” not easy would depend on how much you identify with that label and those age-old structures but if you know who you are you are, you would be like a hot knife that slices easily through butter and if required the space you occupy would begin to put or design new structures that would aid your well-being as you navigate the terrain you find yourself.
    Lastly for those who are interested in coming to Canada you are welcome but make sure you come legally and have a plan and as George Zwaagstra said: “Canada is a land overflowing of milk and honey, BUT you have to find your own cows and bees.”

  • @Kingmaly42
    @Kingmaly42 Рік тому

    Beautiful interview family

  • @bethaniabos6853
    @bethaniabos6853 Рік тому

    Good, chooses i like Ghana too i will be visiting African culture soon and we might meet if God's will because im preparing myself to come explore. Africa if i like there i will plan to stay as well. I am looking for a nice place to retire. I am from the Dominican Republic and my kids are born here in Canada and my kids father is from Congo Africa so i may be lucky. ✌

  • @fabriceassima4094
    @fabriceassima4094 Рік тому +2

    @ I am always surprised when you interviewed someone in Canada you seemed puzzled like your knowledge of Canada is so limited for someone is really knowledgeable and travelled a lot. You have interviewed another gal from Canada before and u had the same confusion. Is there a strategy behind it? I am perplexed myself. I am sure there's an explanation. I have the feeling for you all the expats either come from either the UK or US. I am big fan by the way

  • @naana-scelyne6370
    @naana-scelyne6370 Рік тому

    Sorry brother but ghana unfortunately has had enough funding to build a strong economy. However, it been misused by the government and leaders. Hence, the oil and lands . Enjoyed the video though. Extremely brilliant man. I see him excelling in Ghana and anywhere he goes. His essence is of excellence

  • @KylianTeam
    @KylianTeam Рік тому

    Great ❤❤❤

  • @bethaniabos6853
    @bethaniabos6853 Рік тому

    I, love my country Canada but the cold is affecting me now to much allergies. So im doing my research and. Anywere i go i come prepared. With ideas on how to live and with money for security found.

  • @Kingmaly42
    @Kingmaly42 Рік тому +1

    We need to own gas stations n all!!

  • @lydiareece6280
    @lydiareece6280 Рік тому +4

    💞💞🇧🇧