African American moved to Ghana to build a 4 bedroom home and live her dream life |Exploring Asebu
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- Exploring Asebu's free lands ep. 1/4. In this video, we meet the very lovely Karen King and check out her 4 bedroom home in Asebu's Pan African Village. We had such a great time talking to her, walking through her home and learning about her journey in Ghana so far.
Check out Karen's channel here: / @kareninghana
For more information on Karen's community:
Phone number 1: 050 120 2976 - Karen King
Phone number 2: 055 724 6417 - Emmanuel Okyem
E-mail: Africaba.cms@gmail.com
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:28 Meet Karen, grandmother of 16
01:15 Why Ghana?
03:28 Are the free lands really free?
03:41 Asebu oral tradition
07:01 What feels different about being in Ghana:connection
09:05 House tour
22:06 Cost of the house
23:30 Moving journey
26:02 Steps towards becoming a citizen of Ghana
27:26 Cultural shock, past struggles & challenges
33:45 Advice for diaspora trying to move to Ghana
35:34 Starting a community and building a business in Ghana
38:45 Hi Grandkids!
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African American moved to Ghana from L.A. to live in an off-grid coconut hut : • African American moved...
That’s a Fearless woman
70 years old and completely moves her life
Just shows it’s never to late 🙏🏻
I guess there's still hope for me. I hope to be there when I'm her age. She's beautiful and inspiring and just a lovely spirit.
I would be scared! Doesn’t have the amenities as America does.
@@gennisparry4352 nobody cares.
It just shows how cowardly I am😂
@@gennisparry4352what is it missing?
I LOVE this video! I am Karen's daughter, and you've done a beautiful job 🙌🏽❤️
Aww, thank you, Denise! This makes me happy! Your mum is so lovely!
You have a fantastic mum, she really is so nice...we hope to see her again very soon...our plots are just up the road from her.
NissiYah, you make me look good all the time! 😊
God bless you sis I'm happy to see the family love. I just visited my family land in Guyana for 2 weeks. The community is okay, but ai need to compare to Ghana before making a decision where to go from NYC.
@@kareninghanashe’s lucky to have u as a mom, ur such an amazing lovely person. Welcome to Africa land of clean air organic food great weather nice beautiful and peaceful ppl and most of all stress free slow paced life filled with joy and love ❤️
I am a software developer in the US and used to work with Ghanaian software developer that retired around age 50. He moved back to Ghana and built himself a 7 bed mansion on the Atlantic coast and lives like a king now. Retired with servants and his own businesses.
Living like a king in a shit hole. I'd rather live in the shithole Orange county, California 😂
For Real!!??
@@karenscottlewis5466 For real. This was good 15 years ago also. I’m sure it’s more expensive now, but the cost of living in other countries compared to the U.S. is far cheaper. You can get a lot more bang for your buck outside of the U.S. the problem is making the money outside of the U.S., you have to make the money in the U.S. then leave.
@@karenscottlewis5466 Yes for real. My comments keep getting deleted. Not sure why.
nice story! I want am planning to move to the opposite side of Africa (East) ! currently saving money to for the project and I can't wait.
That is brave of her to leave her entire life, children, grandchildren and her 90 year old mom back in the states. Not everyone could do that. 💞
@@joeblowbuilder4809 You "don't see all the black kids being shot in the US"? What does that have to do with her move? 🙄
brave? abondoning your family is brave?
Because not everyone is selfish and actually loves their families lmao
@@joeblowbuilder4809 where you get your stats? Most of the people I've met have been here for 10 or more years. I guess it came out your azz like the blacks not being shot comment.
@@ScreamingEagleFTWthank you, I’m not the only one thinking like that
As a Nigerian, am always thrilled to see African/American brothers identifying with us Africans despite about 400 years of tragic seperation. I am thrilled because Africa in general, compared to the West is underdeveloped. There are some inconveniences they have to support. We are one family. I love you all.
Asé. Love you back family❤
♥♥
I love this!! Karen has such a Beautiful home. I look forward to doing the same thing there one day. My African Ancestry DNA test identified me as belonging to the Fula people in Guinea-Bissau 🇬🇼. So I’m not sure if I wish to buy a home there, Ghana, or Liberia.
@vincentohuwuh2351 I appreciate your comment very much. As an African-American descendant of Ancestors out of Chattel Slavery, I’m so proud of learning of African ancestry. And I look forward to returning home, the home of my ancestors. Peace and Blessings 🙏🏾.
🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼
Thank you very much uneed , may brother
And may " Yahweh "
Holy/Spirit , Supernatural one ,
Uneed one , hidden one
" bless you "
Shalom , peace and Love 2 motherland .
I so enjoyed my time of talking with Amoaa. She is class all the way! I am grateful she allowed me to share my home and business, and gave me the opportunity to shout out to my grandkids! 😁😁
It was so great talking to you!and you are gorgeous all the way!😊 The shout out to the grandkids is very important! 😃
Karen, I thank you for sharing your with us as well. Amoaa always does great interviews. She has helped me to feel more comfortable in my personal journey to the Motherland. I felt your spirit when you said you miss your grandkids. I have ten grandkids so It will be the same for me as well. I hope to meet you both someday soon in Ghana ❤🙏🏾
You have such a beautiful and simple house.
You look like a person at peace with your life. I hope to grow into such a person because adulting is ..... hmmm.
I thought Hebrew Israelites doesn’t believe that they’re African descendants or Africans.
As a South African i am so happy to see African Americans moving back to the motherland, lets make Africa great again together.
We are not African Americans.
We are Americans.
And no thanks. America 🇺🇸 is our Birthright.
We are not Africans.
We Are Not Africans.
We are AMERICANS.
Our MOTHERLAND
is AMERICA 🇺🇸
NOT AFRICA.
Please do not call us African Americans.
We ARE Americans!!!
my cousin moved to Ghana. they said the locals were mad the government took their land and gave to us. They had to hire security and people died. I think it's better now though
We ARE NOT AFRICANS.
We are AMERICANS!!!!
And NO THANK YOU.
I ❤️🇺🇸being on my OWN RICH SOIL that my family and foremothers and forefathers have been buried in.
They fought hard, worked hard and they died hard for me to enjoy this land.
This is my GOD GIVEN BIRTHRIGHT and I am grateful and Blessed unto GOD.
@@RUTHLESSambition5I could see that! And understand why the locals would be pissed!!!
I love how transparent she is being..she is telling the good and bad. Pros and cons.
OMG, her 70 looks like other people’s 50! What a blessing many of us want to repatriate to the motherland she is an inspiration
Go ahaed baby. You will see how fast you want to return to America. Its not a bunch of roses in Africa. Its depressing actually.
She looks great for 70. I'm trying to decide where I am going to go still. I am adding Ghana on my list now.
Go quickly before it gets too expensive to move there.
@@alfa_romeo55yush82not everyone that left ran back or wanted to come back
Okay!! Can we talk about that 😍
I was born in America but my parents are both Nigerian and one of the most amazing things that I love about this video is that she came to Ghana humble but also able to accept to work with Ghanaians to help build homes for others and share her western experience with them. Just because a lot of parts of Ghana or many African communities are poor it doesn't mean they have to stay that way. I am so happy to hear about these smooth paved roads, electricity and solar energy. It is desperately needed. It warms my soul to see Africans and Black Americans working together because that means to me that Africa is less likely to be exploited the way they have been in the past. This is so powerful and I think keeping prices low for Black Americans to make that transition slowly is key. Thank you for this. ❤
There is great power (positive energy and potential) in this.
Real talk
Too bad Nigerians who come to America aren’t humble nor considerate of Black Americans when they come here to build for themselves. But yes, Black Americans are always humble.
I think the African Presidents should give Citizenship to any African American who is willing to live and build in there communities. One
So when are you going back?😂
Very smart of Ghana to invite people back with free land. Many people in the USA are looking for an escape. Thank you for sharing her story
Or you can look videos about people that used to be poor but now they are millionaires working 2 days a week why do you want a big house and money that’s not going to make you happy
Rich people with mansions are depressed than poor people
Good for them.
But do not bring their baggage with them. Take it as a fresh start.
Do their research and what business they can open to help local people with employment.
Budget for the size of the house you want to live in build. Are there fruit trees, etc, you want to plant.
Take your time. Get to understand the locals and customs.
My husband is from Croatia and we're seriously considering moving back there to retire because it's just become too costly to live in the US. I'm glad to see this very idea is working out for other retirees.
wow, Croatia seems to be beautiful with awesome beaches ..
Croatia wow BEAUTIFUL i cant wait to visit
croatia is beautiful, very good life quality and beautiful houses and land on the Adria!! Good luck ♥️
USA is very cheap except NY and California .
@@bobfaam5215 and the Chicago metro area where we are and anywhere else with decent jobs and schools. The Average 1400 sq ft 3bed/2bath house in the Chicago metro area is apx 500K and the property tax will be 9k+ yearly, depending on the neighborhood. The prices have gone through the roof since 2020, they're absolutely outrageous.
Now this is a lady who actually planned her move/ relocation to Africa.
I think that is the key - incredible planning.
I'm not going to Ghana. They are controlled by the west. They put sanctions on Niger when they wanted true freedom
she didn't plan any solar or wind power into her build though, did she? be smarter not to pay for electricity forever when you can generate it for free.
@@henrydemonfreid1985great take!
@@henrydemonfreid1985she had a few solar panels
God bless my African-American cousins who are in Ghana. I am always emotional when l hear their experience on the motherland. God bless and protect Ms. Karen and her family. Ghana is their home too.
Thank you.
Yes, it is! ❤
I was born in Jamaica and according to my DNA I'm 30%Ghana and the rest is European but because my skin color is not black a lot of people don't buy a lot of people don't believe it I love my African ancestors and hope to visit one day
@@user-ls1ii8zu3wwelcome home
@@user-ls1ii8zu3w if less than half, stay where you are.
Love to see what the Ghana government is doing. This is amazing.
I loved seeing this Karen. I recently retired to Thailand, and leaving the US was the best thing I’ve ever done for myself! Enjoy your new life to the fullest!
So you speak the language and what made you pick that country?
I went to Ghana for 3 months and I wanted to move there so bad, and be back in the motherland. I was discouraged because after they find out you are American they will try anything to get your money. Overcharging for everything. There are lots of bribery and scams. I wanted to stay but I couldn’t handle it. I’m happy that everything is going good for this beautiful lady Karen.
There are bad people and bad things happening everywhere in the world u just have learn more about the place you want to relocate to and find away to move around situations don’t let nothing discourage you.
Sorry to hear that. I am in VA, I can help anytime you want to go to Ghana
Please come and adjust,things are really changing
That's what I hate smh.
Everything that has worth, will not come easy. Not all are like that, but I understand why you lost trust. Check out other countries, I hear Tanzania and Rwanda are two of the best. Great economy and government. Gudluck.
An Excellent retirement plan. Well thought out and executed!
Kudos to her!🎉
We welcome Black Americans to come retire or invest in Ghana. Not to come, buy lands cheap with the strong US $ . Turns to resell for a profit. This turns ro gentrification
@@steveobeng4444❤❤❤😊
@@steveobeng4444 Stop 🛑 repeating yourself in the comment section.
@steveobeng4444 this is the same reason why your people enslaved some of our people before. When we out shine you in your own land you hate us. When you come to our land and out shine us we don't care.
@career5690 Thanks for reading my comments. Welcome to Ghana..
Is like my wishes comes through. Iam from Nigeria, but living in London, for many years. I have been saying that, it will be nice if all the black Americans or West Indian people get a free land and move back to Africa. Here we are, it’s happening now. Thank God for the Ghanaian government, very proud .
The points she made towards the end are exactly some of my concerns. I don’t want to be overcharged every time I buy something and I don’t want to be subjected to random shakedowns from the police.
Is there air conditioning
Right but the over charge is usually cheaper than it would be in the U.S. After a while you will learn how to deal with them. The pros out weighs the cons I promise you. Your status is instantly elite over there.
Big Ups to any black Americans who choose to step outside of the western mindset and move to the motherland🖤🖤I SALUTE YOU & I AM TRULY HAPPY FOR YOU! I hope to follow in ur footsteps soon soon soon!
The western mindset that Africa is the motherland when it's not. America is the true old world do your own research..
@@israeldoe8000ignorant is a disease.. Africa is the motherland of all
😂
@@israeldoe8000nope.
Until world war 3 happens than they all fucked
The house is gorgeous and huge!! Love to see the Diaspora coming home and thriving. Blessings to Ghana for welcoming us home.
Serenity!
Meaning no offense, but the word Diaspora is reserved only for use of the Jewish Diaspora;
Webster's New World Dictionary says to capitalize Diaspora only for "the dispersion of the Jews after the Babylonian exile" and for "the Jews thus dispersed." It says to use lower case diaspora for "any other scattering of people with a common origin, background, beliefs, etc."
Africa not our home them pan Africans and whites got y'all lost. Turtle Island aka America is our home
@@elessartelcontar9415nobody cares.
We will use this word for anything we like.
@@elessartelcontar9415oh shut the hell up with all that bull crap 😂 you mean the same dictionary that has the word "bootylicious" defined in it? What a joke.
WHAT SHE IS SAYING ABOUT A SENSE OF BELONGING IS VERY TRUE. IT IS VERY UNSETTLING TO HERE ABOUT THE TREATMENT OF AFRICAN AMERICANS BUT I'M SURE IT'S THE SAME FOR OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS COMING TO AMERICA. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.
Till cheif kaboku wants his 10,000 USD cut 😁
Congratulations Karen I Visited Accra Ghana Twice In 2021 I Traveled To Ghana Los Angeles California By Myself In October 2021 I Made New Friends At The Malls and Labadi Beach The Hotel I Had The Best Time Of My Life. Being In Accra Ghana Felt Just Like Being In Harlem New York So I Went Back To Ghana Again 2 Months Later In December My Birthday Month. I Visited The Home Of The Police Chief Of Accra Ghana Chief Kwawu WHO Is Also The Chief Of His Village In KETA Ghana He And Family Welcomed My Into His Family. I Plan To Move To Ghana For 1 Year This Coming New Year 2024 God Willing The Most High GOD BLESS
I'm Jamaican and I love my African ppl I wish to live in Ghana if I could some day
Yes I recommend you build in Busua in the WESTERN REGION OF GHANA there's plenty of land over there👌
70 yrs old??? She is so beautiful, This is simply amazing!
I think you may have missed the important part of this video
@@CoochieMan215😂
@@CoochieMan215, me too.
This woman is a beautiful person both inside and outside ❤❤❤❤
They should give her Ghanaian citizenship!!!
She has contributed to the development of the area and Ghana in general!!!
If you’re black it doesn’t take 2hrs to get a citizenship in Africa not only Ghana
I'm African American and I can't wait to be able to build a house in the mother land ❤
Me either its my dream
@@maryannhollis1186 mine too!
I'm from Holland, and man, I'm so glad to be out of there. I'm glad for all the black folks who have this opportunity open up to them to return home, and return to a place that one would like to be. I see this as the hand of God, as a blessing. It is quite an intense and emotionally moving thing that you all are going through. So glad for you all. Enjoy it, and remember to give God thanks for it.
America is the mother land do y'all own research...
Me too
Shoutout to the brother that built the home , it’s beautiful
Sidenote: if someone asks you where you are from please hold your head up high and let them know! You are from America and there is no shame, perhaps because I’m from the south so I have great pride in being a southerner.
You’re right! We really should be proud because we survived impossible conditions. We became a new people, in a new land, and thrived WHILE being tortured. Who can do that BUT us? I’m proudly black American.
@@inhairitancestudio6108 exactly you get it 100% . Our bloodlines survived so much and we’ve achieved a lot despite all the horror. We stand on our ancestors foundation and I thank them all, I’m so humbled by them for pushing through. I’m standing tall.
Thank you!
Yes ❤❤
Period! I’m so proud as well.
This woman moved around the world to get away from being used as a free babysitter. I commend her.
😂😂😂. I get you
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the struggle be real, no way they gonna fly the kid to ghana for 2 days for her to watch them
Lol
Asebu is in the Central region of ghana and a very peaceful village..My Uncle is the chief there and you guys need to go see this amazing community..I urge the diaspora to move come let help build Ghana..
How are special needs children educated in Ghana?
Hoping to do just that when I retire!
I’m Mexican….& this is just such a beautiful story. One must never forget their own MOTHER LAND never. It hits different when you visit. & even more so when you live right on it. Many & much blessings to her & her beautiful familia….always.🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
Respect
Thank you I've always admired your culture!!!
You are apart of the tribes also 12 tribes of Israel Mexicans are Hebrews also
@@Winningcircle256 Please keep your identity crisis to yourself...weirdo
I'm mix with some Mexican, European, German, Irish, African.. I look Mexican but have always since a child wanted to go to Africa
This is so encouraging as an African American!
Are you ok in the West?
You’re not African. Democrats lied to you. You know how many times they tricked you guys? They told you you were negroes, then African then black then afro American now African American. They did this so you never view yourself as a rightful American therefore rightful owner of this land. African is a culture just like American is, you have no idea how to live like an African but you only know how to live like an American.
Took the words out of my mouth this our dream on the low 😭
@@Idkjustyetjust build it in Mexico I would I would visit USA because its close if USA money wasn’t worth a lot that means people can’t buy anything in Mexico or in Africa
ain nobody stopping yall
I can only imagine what it feels like to go somewhere and have people welcome you like that. You're very lucky
Im native american, and I would love to live there. This is so cool what they are doing for their people.
That's great If you wanna build in Ghana I recommend building in the western part of it called BUSUA check it out and see if you'd like it👌
All I can say is WOW! I totally missed the memo on Ghana gifting land for "FREE"! Karen is truly an inspiring woman. That house is absolutely amazing. Just enough space for the basics. To see how she was able to obtain all the resources with ease (at least seemed like it) to accomplish this new reality for herself and family is remarkable! 🎉🙌🏾👏🏾
Gifting for a "price".
What do you want them to do instead? If you were ripped off, share your story.@@jaybee5832
@@jaybee5832You guys always find fault, never satisfied, Do you know the true value of the land ? This is obviously why you get treated badly by your white American brothers, ingratitude
Don't worry There's plenty of land in Busua in the western region of Ghana if you wanna build your house there check it out!!👌
Don't worry There's plenty of land in Busua in the western region of Ghana if you wanna build your house there check it out!!👌
Financial freedom is the real freedom, it allows you to live wherever you want, so my people get your finance in order and live the life you deserve ❤
Thank you 👍
This is all so beautiful. The land/area is so beautiful and I'm not even an nature/ outdoors person. It made me cry and I had never thought I would say I would move anywhere out of the US until seeing this video. Watching this made me feel so at ease and comfortable to do so as if it was meant for me to come across this video. Really something to think about. I can actually see me retiring there. Continued blessings to you Ms. Karen ❤
This is awesome, I'm here in Minnesota, and I haven't stopped smiling as I watch this video. Happy for you Ms Karen, yes indeed we are Hebrews, all praises to TMH Yahuah!!!🙏
It is empowering to see a
woman in her 70s starting a new life on her own in a new country. I am also in my early 70s and have a 9% 🇬🇭 🧬
I love the dresses they are wearing. The Westerner lady is wearing an African style/print and the African lady is wearing a trending Western style👍🏾🇨🇦
Not a new country for her, she came back to her home country.
@@frankponsiano2269 She's a tourist. Her country is America.
Why are you giving her age?
yep..gives me hope at 66
@@nakho3550She's not a tourist. She lives there now!
Wow 70 years old never looked so good, good bless you. It’s my dream to settle in Ghana also, respect from Jamaica 🇯🇲
This video is very inspirational. My dear black folks, Africa is our motherland think think and think. Let go build Africa.
This is very interesting. I was raised in DC. I am now living in Charlotte. I'm in my 70's. I did my DNA and Ghana was one of my matches. I am so excited for you.Take good care of yourself. Some of your family will follow you there.
Ghana has a homely feel. The people are very warm, welcoming, and accommodating.
Yes. Just ignore the 10 foot wall and electrical wire. Seems safe....
So? It doesn't affect you? If you hate it move. Silly billy.@@TOMVUTHEPIMP
@@ir9567you and me should move to Costa Rica
@@ir9567you don’t understand sarcasm? She wouldn’t need that wire if everyone was loving and welcoming
you forgot the rebar on every window @@TOMVUTHEPIMP
I love her story and her purpose for leaving bc I feel the same way❤ my family is African American & I believe Africa is the best destination for us to heal our generation trauma that USA has been bestowed on us✊🏾
So true! ❤
You’re perfectly right
@@kareninghanaUSA isn’t the only the country that had slaves there was slaves in India and Brazil
@@abass4057I don’t know USA isn’t the only country that had slaves India had slaves but most aren’t moving to Africa a lot of Indians are black too
@@Greg-xi7ug She is talking about herself and she's from USA, so shush
I visited Accra Ghana back in '99 and everyone was super nice to me!
Thank you for keeping it so real! This is a great legacy for your children & your children's children 🙏🏾 Welcome home & well done sis❤
I'm glad I stumbled across this Channel. She doesn't look 70, & She obtained Free Land a Marvelous Blessing!
I visit Ghana in 2022 and stayed 17 days. It is beautiful and you do feel at peace. You don't need a bunch of money saved up, you need to have reoccuring monthly income coming in, such as retirement
sounds so nice! what if i took around 400 -500 thousand USD, would i still need recurring monthly income?
@@BrettThompson-zp5bsI’m not from Ghana but I’m pretty sure you can live a decent life with 2% income from that. Actually more than decent.
I’m not sure if Nigeria is more expensive than Ghana, but I spend less than 10k usd a year, including rent in one of the most expensive parts of Lagos and yearly vacation to London. And I don’t struggle.
You’ll live WELL in Ghana on 500k. WELL. Good luck 👍
@@Celebritynews16everything is becoming expensive Mexico used to be cheap like a year ago but it’s a little expensive now I think Mexico is refusing the dollars these days
She moved from Raleigh? I love Raleigh. I used to live there. I am from Durham, which is next door. Her home is beautiful!!! I am really considering moving to Ghana. Doing my research now.
My move from my island was when I was 23 years old, and I hated it for many years. I would like to return to my country from Canada, but it would be a very expensive venture. Places in Africa seem to be much cheaper, but I can't handle a major cultural change at this time of my life. I applaud her for her success in doing this. My DNA showed that I am from seven West African countries. Only the Almighty can lead me now.
What island are you from
It might be easier since you from islands
I remember when they were offering free land, but I was skeptical. Glad to see it was true.
This was a beautiful part of life that I didn’t know I needed!! Wonderful peaceful interactions and very informative!! Thank you so much to all involved!!
OMG! You look fabulous! This was awesome! I am so pleased with this great informational clip. I am not happy to learn that I have missed out on a better price on land and getting my home built, but I am extremely thankful for my sister sharing her journey. I have started the planning process and praying to be there soon. Great job sisters! 😊
I visited Ghana 🇬🇭 this year and it’s very humbling and just a beautiful experience. 🇬🇭 🇯🇲
I don't know why this video was so emotional for me. The idea of going to my ancestral land is phenomenal. Karen, thank you for sharing your experience with us.
Sure. Great idea. I’m sure I can arrange the airfare for your family.
Akwaaba!
Wow!! Very informative and interesting I loved it so much. Her story literally made me visualize what she was talking about. Very well articulated and spot on. I loved her confidence on showing her house openly. I’m thrilled!! 😊
I came across this interview by chance this morning, and it make my day. It is my good cup of tea. I learn a lot of lesson from the interview. This is GREAT, I cried sometimes so emotional. Too many good things to say
I am happy that she was able to fulfill her dreams. A lot of Americans retire elsewhere for cost and to have different experiences. It's too bad some Americans can't feel at home in their own country due to skin color. She found the truth. In Africa she is the same person she is in America. I agree she has built a very desirable place for her future and her family to enjoy.
That’s a lie actually people are lazy because taking care of old people is a lot of work and pain
Back in Uganda,my grandma got a really big house,front/back yard n garden. Its pretty big. Must’ve been way cheaper then $70k tho.
Respect to Ms Karen, nice home. I been telling my black friends that Africa is where its at. Trips to Uganda (East Africa) is really long. Bout 18hours or less but that aside, It’s fun to live. No tension like over here in the states. Its all love back in the motherland ✊🏿💯🇺🇬🫶🏾
Did you know Jerusalem is older than Africa and USA doesn’t belong one race no one calls white Americans-> white Europeans because they aren’t white Europeans and black Americans aren’t 100% black no one is
So Uganda no longer has civil unrest? I read so much about President Idi Amin Dada of Uganda, that it scared me.
da fuq???amin ended in the frikking 80s@@user-qg7fh5om7m
@@user-qg7fh5om7mno more dea come and see how now maybe you gonna like it peaceful people and fertileland you can visit and thank me later
This is such a beautiful interview!! I really like Karen's transparency about her experience.
YES! IT IS BEAUTIFUL THERE!!!! PLEASE help as many of your people move there as you can!!!!
Karen looks gorgeous for 70 years old. She is so beautiful i wish i could introduce her to my uncle who is a professor of Literatures. He is in great shape for a 72yrs old man and he is single.
Beautiful home. May YAH bless your home! I am too a Hebrew Isrealite living in the states, originally from Jamaica 🇯🇲, and would love to join your community in Ghana if YAH is willing 🙏
This is beautiful. A job Well done, and welcome back home to Africa mama.
Africa is where we all belong as a Black nation. There is enough for all of us back home in Africa.
I love ❤️ you mama!
This was AMAZING! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 her humbleness😊 takes me back to the “REAL!” Auntie💛
Mrs Karen can get raised planter boxes built so she can grow lots of plants and a food garden on her patio. Lovely home.
This is a wonderful lady, I love her bravery, courage and positive energy she exuded. This was a wonderful interview. Thanks for sharing. It’s always nice to see good adaptations to new environments. Blessings to you and your family Karen.
Amazingly done. 👏🏿 Karen is gracious and genuine. I've been thinking about visiting for years. Your interview really gives me an idea. Great interview from start to finish.
I love this woman’s free spirit. She seems to be very grounded and relaxed. Too bad she doesn’t have enough plants in the space. I’m suggesting that she adds garden beds and boxes made of concrete to in the yard be able to grow flowers and other greenery. It’ll help with cooling during the hot weather ❤
Plants are no problem. This is very nice...
Yes, I agree about the plants. I love the house, but the color is missing from the scenery. Perhaps she'll get to it later down the line.
I love this. Am Ethiopian and i always want to go back and live there but because of the civil war and other stuff am still living in the States. I can't wait for things to change and call Ethiopia home ❤
Africa is for all black people so never hesitate to move else where in the motherland 💪🏾
you can always feel free to move to Kenya. it's peaceful, diverse, modern, closer to Ethiopia and above all Ethiopians are like brothers and sisters to us Kenyans 😁😁
Not all of Ethiopia has war.
Thank you for expressing exactly how we feel coming from the West.
I love this!! Thank you for sharing with us, Ms. Karen!
I love this video. We are currently in Ghana now ❤️💛💚
Such a beautiful woman. It’s amazing to see fearlessness, and not being afraid of change at any age.
Beautiful story of your leaving your family members behind and taking the Leap of Faith to leave the U.S.A. to go home to Africa The more I watch videos like this the more I'm inspired to come to Africa I just have a different country in mind May God Bless you & keep you and enjoy your new home just beautiful
She is very humble yet confident. A strong courageous black woman indeed. My props to her for actually developing a plan to move to Africa and following through with it. 70 yrs young people and she did it. I SALUTE YOU.
She is SO beautiful and blessed. You can tell that she was truly divinely guided back home.
I'm watching this just thinking about how one day, one of her great great great grandchildren will be back in Africa, maybe even on this property telling their grandmother's story.
She is already blessing her lineage 10-fold. Thanks SO much for sharing...beautiful and inspiring.
She is so sweet ❤ Her attitude is awesome and you can see why she gets along with folks in Africa.
Great interview. Ms Karen you are an amazing woman. The house is beautiful and when you did a shout out to your Grands beck in America, I teared up 🥺 Enjoy your life to the full Ms Karen. Peace and Blessings to you.
I visited Ghana in June 2023. When the plane landed, I started crying. I felt an immediate connection. My brother and I both came. I will be back. I want to move there.
Because of this wonderful woman, all of these generations after her are alive. They have to really thank God for life. I am so happy for her that she was able to come to Mother Land to live for the rest of her days.
I sincerely appreciate your honesty and transparency. Felt like I was getting advice from a friend, not a sales pitch.
Shalom sister, I am in the states. I am a hebrew women as well. When I saw the letters on the front of your home I thought, wow, I'm watching one of my sisters. I'm so happy for you, you are truly blessed! Your home is very beautiful. Congrats to you on your venture. I might have to look you up when you open your home on Airbnb :) That would give more incentive to visit the Motherland. Shalom!
If you wanna build your home in Ghana consider Busua in the western part of Ghana there is lots of land over there check it out👌
If you wanna build your home in Ghana consider Busua in the western part of Ghana there is lots of land over there check it out👌
Awesome.What an amazing story and inspiration.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Im boo hoo crying watching this. I’m so happy for her. God, I’ve seen what you’ve done for others…..
Your home is beautiful,, I am from US, in Ohio and I must say you have a dream house, I am 81, and always dreamed about Africa ,this makes me filled with joy to see you in living in Ghana and living a good life ,God bless you❤❤❤
I really appreciate this video and happened upon it looking to build a second home in the states. Thanks for the story interviewer and interviewee Awesome!!!
This was so beautiful watching hearing Karen talk with so much peace and love shows alot that she has allowed her spirit to accept the spiritual journey which follows our spirits towards our callings 🙏🏽I plan to take mine and return home to visit at first to see which country I would like to build a home 2024🙏🏽I would love to vist you Karen and bring my mother who plan is to move to Africa 🌍
WOW!!!!!!!! The way this enlightened me. I had no idea about this and I'm so thankful you are sharing this information and letting us SEE it. Wow I am brought to tears. I can't wait to do this and bring more Africans in diaspora with me!
I love this! I hope to be in your shoes someday! I’ve visited Africa twice! My husband is from Nigeria and we have plans to build a home in Africa. I fell in love with Africa on my first visit. The clean air, the tropical and lush environment, the good ORGANIC food, the people and the culture! It felt like home! So happy for you Karen!
Because you don’t live in the city if you did you would hate African cities
I'm a Nigerian living in Lumberton and working in Raleigh NC and I love this video.
God bless you with more peace, love and prosperity in your motherland !
- Afghanistan 🇦🇫
Wow!!! 70!!! Wasn’t expecting that. What a blessed life
I truly love when she was sitting down and telling the other young lady her inner city experiences in the market.
Wow. Everything is so beautiful!! I am sure she is truly enjoying her retirement!! Way to go.
This was the best video I’ve seen on YT in a long time. Thank you for sharing this info! ❤❤all praises to The Most High!
Have you ever seen someone on a platform and immediately knew you would meet, build a friendship and collaborate over life. This is definitely my feeling about you Karen. Can't wait to meet you
I love this story with mama ❤, she's right we wanna come back to find our place.... 'living' or 'making it' in America just ain't enough for some of us ....