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Iive in london, and i wish i can go back home and live peace but we still having problems and i blame the WEST sister Long live SOMALIA and all AFRICA❤💪
Thank you both for giving the interviewer time. Young folks all need to hear your experience. This point of view is so so important for everyone to hear.
@@Doksimon OK. Good for you. Just wanted to point out that people have been asking for properties /land in Aburi. Check comments from Wode's video from yesterday. Remember I advised you to check out Aburi two weeks ago. So heads up. Your market awaits
Fellow Africans in diaspora what more inspiration do we need before we can make the decision to go home..Wode Maya has played his part.its upto us now..
lets be real guys, there are Africans in diaspora who are doing well there and may not do well in Africa and others that want or feel free to move and settle in Africa should do that at their choice.
@@learntipslanguage2851 nobody in the west own anything,houses,cars ,furniture ect it all on credit,the people who go back are tired of paying bills plus racism and want to build their own houses and create their own bussinesses in Africa
@@amaradumbuya2099 true i agree with you, but remember in the midst of all that, there are others that still own houses, land and business in the same places
Wow it's amazing how you got over 1,400 subscribers and 3 months and I can't even get 100 in 2 months but yeah I always liked all maya videos before seeing it
Been watching the natural Ghana girl for years, love her personality and her videos, was bummed out when she stopped uploading. Glad shes back uploading ❤️
WODE MAYA Wode Maya whenever i ask you a question under your post you don’t answer. I want answers to those questions so God willing when i come to Ghana i could visit those places. Why?? I am kind of disappointed because it has happened twice.
I lived in Birmingham Uk for six years and relocated to USA in 2016. I am in my 5th year over here. All my plans are towards returning to Ghana to live my best life. Just cant fathom how someone from Africa would want to live and retire in Europe or USA. Unfortunately that is the reality for many African over here. I try to explain to them how we are being stressed over here moving between work and home without any life unfortunately so many of the brothers don't see as far as I see about the opportunities in Africa. Africa is the place to be. The place where we can have a real life, build businesses without much of a competition from already established companies. Many sectors in Africa are still virgin and all one needs is capital to explore these opportunities. Living here gives me the opportunity to earn the money to start with when I return. Yes Africa, I shall return. Soon Soon, Soon. Fed up with living in the bubble of wealth-a bubble that can easily burst and live you with a repossed house, car etc-poverty. I am definitely going back to Ghana where wealth is real , tangible and 100% owned. open you eyes people.
you right bro,after working so hard one day i looked at my self in the mirror, and said to myself i got a home,i got a place called Africa,what iam i doing to myself ????
@@amaradumbuya2099 many people got a house in Africa and still living in rented apartments in Europe and America and they feel good, hmmm. I don't know what they're still doing in Europe!
Been living in the UK since 2003 after SSS in Ghana. Making good money as a PHD mathematician and living the dream and yet nothing compares to life in Ghana. I do visit 3 times a year though but things like the healthcare system quality and mosquitoes as well as other little things are preventing me from living there. I do enjoy visiting New zealand, Canada and Australia as well as mainland Europe. The gun culture in the USA has been putting me off but hopefully might make da trip some day.
@@africathefuture3972 the reasons are (1) bad roads in Ghana (2) bad internet in Ghana (3) mosquitoes (4) non drinkable tap water (5) fake and expired goods being sold all da time in the markets (6) unless u have ur own good business it can very hard to come by money. (7) corruption (8) Electricity problems (9) water problems
In my experience being Congolese those who are not interested to return are people who struggled financially and have nothing to go back to. Been in the UK for 23 years and looking for opportunities to return.
Il y a des Congolais ici?!?!? Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣 Seriously!?!? No Was just joking. It's nice to hear from Africans from all backgrounds and countries. Keep it up sis. From DR Congo
So true mais en mm temps moi je me dit que on n est pas obliger de retourner Dan's nos pays natale. On peut aussi prendre sa retraite ds d'autres pays Africain aussi. Avec tt les gueguerre ds la region du grand lac moi je ne calcul mm plus le coin. Un bon coin mais bitumba esilaka te. Je vais aller me parquer au Benin out Gambie, Ghana bref ds ce coin la. Mm si c juste pr passer toutes les automnes et hivers c'est deja bon.
I completely understand what she means when she says if you're in the western countries your not really living is mostly about working to survive. I live in Canada, but was born in Jamaica and most of my childhood was growing up in the Jamaica. I miss so much about home, and you cant replicate the vibe of home
I think it a real struggle of diaspora people moving back to Africa is the expectation of systems to be exactly as it is in the west, it can lead to quick frustration so a big advice is lower your expectations and lower your BP! Simple but very true.
Wode Maya as a 55yr old , I propose you be appointed Ambassador extraordinaire for Africa. You are doing such a great job and selfless in what you do, always using your platform to grow people. U could be my son but I respect you ad infinitum . Great things are coming your way and remember today 814/20 you will see the blessings pouring on you . Thank you for what you do . " I am MAYA "
@@WODEMAYA I believe some people are getting slightly irritated when expats from Ghana talk about Ghana being better than the West. They rather want to hear "Africa" is better than the west. Some feel that the other African countries are being left out, which I don't see it that way as a diasporan. I believe you have done great work showing us other African countries too and know that if it wasn't for COVID you would have shown us even more. Thank you for your hard work, Wode Maya.
That's what we need is the honesty, and how it is for SOME folks relocating that you won't just adapt right away. I felt what they were saying about people saying you're crazy to leave where you are to come there. I had that same experience when I left the US to the Caribbean to live and people said I was crazy for coming there. But they have no idea that it's crazy to live in the US with the struggle mentality that's never ending. Hopefully my vision that I'm working on will get rid of one of the major negative factor that's facing the continent today.
Let me be frank here; I believe most Africans, in this case, most Ghanaians who go in search for “greener pastures” have the strong desire and mentality of retiring back home. If you live in USA 🇺🇸 come to my defense; the first day you landed here in USA 🇺🇸 and walked your neighborhood, you desired to return home, why? It’s because of loneliness, no social life, moral standards were appalling...in short a total cultural shock. After you adjust and start work, your goal is working hard to either go to school, or save money and building your house in Ghana 🇬🇭 and returning home on retirement or as soon as you find a leveling ground to invest. If Ghanaians don’t want to return home, why waste money to build in Ghana 🇬🇭 and for who to live in those houses. Every view expressed is welcome 🙏 so long as it’s devoid of insults. I still stand by my opinion that land does not belong to anyone. The reality is home 🏠, Ghana 🇬🇭 is always going to be home and that freedom is what makes you feel a sense of belongingness. Anything else I see it from a different view point. The struggle in Accra is real and I love it each time I weave my way around in Accra, and Kaneshie. There are bad people almost everywhere in this world 🌍. Being conscious and aware of our surroundings etc makes a difference. Have you walked in kaneshie, especially that overhead bridge before? Have you weaved around UTC-Accra, have you walked around Timber market?, Sodom and Gomorrah, Cirlce-Accra , you will learn to be smart when you walk in a den of people who always want to outsmart you. I have always wanted to return home and most who are close to me always wonder why I talk about going home. Well it’s a known fact, interview most People in USA 🇺🇸 from Ghana 🇬🇭 and they want to return to Ghana 🇬🇭. We keep learning from your interviews and at the appointed time, Man them shall return home SKT Ghana 🇬🇭 Boxing 🥊
I love Wode and this channel! This is my treat every day just to see him bring Africa to life! I visited my homeland Liberia last year and now I am totally hooked.😆😆
Love Natural Ghana girl channel, would love to meet her when I come to Ghana. Now that I have seem her husband want to meet them together. As soon as the borders open up. 👍🇯🇲
No one can change my mind about how good Ghana is , the love and happiness is amazing.have lived in most part of the world more then five countries and I see the pain , stress and burden ppl go through. Bob Marley said it when my work is over man will fry away home ,
I just finished watching a brand new October 2022 Q&A with Dela talking about life as a single woman. Then in the recommended videos, this video was listed... UA-cam algorithms...
That’s a big three storey house. Lot of cash has passed into that edifice. I am happy for them. I think Ghanaians want to travel outside just to acquire the initial capital to set up back home. A place of your own is a must as rent is a big eater of money.
that the plan,when you go overseas, it always never works,from sending money home for people to build a house for you, that they spend money on their own needs(including family)to trying to do bussiness with scammers,it's frustrating yet you dream of one day coming back home and establishing yourself it takes a lot of attempts to do so ,a lot of people have stopped trying and have giving up going back home
@@amaradumbuya2099 I want to encourage you not to give up. I returned home and it was challenging but I am so happy I did. Lovely environment and stress free. The work to home vibe that is so prominent in the West is not good for our health. Now I have time to grow my own food and breathe. Sometimes family is not always there to help you. They will help themselves first out of your money. Some even build homes out of it too, while you get excuses why yours can't be finished. Help them where you can but I wouldn't send them money to build for me if they have proven not to be trustworthy. Save your money and if you can get time off from your job or you have a partner that can go down for a month or two, do a part of the house and repeat that process until the house is finished. You can do the block and steel part and leave the finishing for when you are ready to move in. It may cost a little more and take years in the end but at least you will know how your money is spent. It can work, just stay focused and don't fall for too many hard luck stories from people. Most important, find time to visit your site. Don't let them know you are coming. That is if you choose to get outside help. . Don't over build. Sometimes we can get carried away by looking at what others are building. Most of the times they never get to see or live in that big house. Smaller is more manageable financially and easier to clean. It also allows you to use bettet quality materials. Best of luck with everything. When life throws you lemons you make lemonade(old saying I think)😁😊
Natural Ghana Girl "All the blood pressure is down"!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰🥰 l love that stay strong as always thanks for the positive vibes. ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾 One Africa🔥🔥🔥🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Bless this couple. I really enjoy this interview, I like how honest they are. I subscribed to their channel. Wode Maya my brother thank you for letting the interviewers flow in your content. What I learn from this interview is not all Africans hate the UK, but connecting to Africa it can be life changing. I love when both says in Africa you live, its freedom, and peace, it’s not like a rat race like abroad where you work and work for money and not living as much. I subscribed to Natural Ghana Girl channel.
She really helped me and my family move to Ghana . I follow her and listen to a lots of her input, I've now be here since September 2 2019 so still finding myself here since I was in America for almost 26 years
Apart from corruption and high interest rates which is killing young entrepreneur like me . Government needs to do something about it. Ghana is good and peaceful to live in
Nice to see Wode Maya interviewing friends - (Kwame and Dela and family) - who have left us here in the UK. Just to let everyone know that this couple were just as joyful and lovely when they lived here in the UK, and we miss them so much!
I like the comment on corruption. I am confident that we will change in due course. A lot is happening in Ghana. One of the unique things is that a lot of people seem to mention Ghana when it comes to going back to Africa
What’s good brother from another mother I just wanna thank you for all your hard work Sir!!!! I love ur dedication, ur love for Africa Love all your videos I can’t wait to visit Ghana 🇬🇭 from the US 🙌🏽🇺🇸
An ideal woman..you are not only beautiful outside but what is within you makes you real beautiful,, lovely Mum and a virtuous wife..Am so proud of you..very strong pretty woman...welldone,,your house is so beautiful,,keek it up and you are.both strong.and adorable couple with beautiful Blessed kids.🌻🌺🌷
This is such a lovely story 💖 What I've learned is that, to avoid disappointment, it is good to get the balance of our lives right before anything else. People are lucky to be able to experience the UK and Africa while growing up because it's good to see the difference and compare! The UK city life (inner cities!) is not good for growing your family or family values unless you have a big house with a big garden and your kids go to a good progressive school. You also have to do alot of family-work and I mean WORK REALL HARD and spend alot of time concentrating on raising your kids well. You have to teach your kids morals, ethics and values as well as help them to develop emotionally. Most of us can't and don't experience that. In Africa, the whole community helps you to do that - 'It Takes a Village To Raise a Child' etc. In the UK, you are expected to do all that work raising your kids on your own! Instead in the UK, we live in the poorer communities, with less space, among poorer people with a weaker quality of life. Most of us are too busy working and hustling to spend 'Quality Time' with our kids. So we don't get the time to instill in our kids how to behave, how to live their lives, how to study or even how to love studying! So many of our kids don't do very well at school - with their behaviour and with academics. If we didn't have these issues, life would still be hard but in order to make a better life in the UK, we need to understand these pitfalls. The best way to live, is to instill loving discipline into your children, keep them away from 'bad' schools and 'bad' friends and encourage them to love studying and to make the most of school! Then we need to improve our neighbourhoods and communities by doing positive community work and encourage our kids and youths do join us to improve our communities. We have to put the work in. If black community life in the UK could have some of the positive attitudes and behaviours from countries like Ghana, life would be so much better in the UK. We need to behave in a more proactive and positive way over in the UK. Overall, the UK can be a very positive place to live, if you get those things right. The UK government departments and the UK education system can teach us positive ideas/things that we need to take to Africa and implement there.
We are all like that when we live in European country, we become snobby and we don't realise it. When I left I realised there is life out there and people are living. In the west life is dead rat race. Well done to people who go back.
That six day work hit home. I hardly see my wife and kids. But I still love my situation here in Canada. I really love this movement of going back home and everything but its not for everyone.
That's was very good question to ask.....if you want to change anything in Ghana what would be? Make sure you keep on ask those questions over and over again. 👍
I found it very refreshing watching this video. Natural Ghana Girl and her husband are so straight forward and honest about their decision to move to Ghana. I am so pleased for them and their children for settling and seem happy with their life in Ghana. I wish them more happy years and good health in Ghana.🙏🏽
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WELL DONE YOU HAVE IMPROVED YOUR SOUND QUALITY. kEPP IT UP LIKE THIS AND YOU will go higher since everything else is good
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Home sweet home
Ghana is sweet when you have better job. But one thing that is cheaper here is peace and freedom.
Aya maya
Wode Maya, Sogah family TV new youtuber, is asking why are they waiting to put you to 500 thousand subscribers. lol me at my 83 subscribers haha.
If you're an African in the diaspora and can't wait to be back home HIT the thumps up👍🏼
Nice 👍🏾
Bravo brother,doing a wonderful job for the entire continent 👌❤️
I'm from Haiti 🇭🇹 but I wanna go to Africa 🥰
@@labellepoca5775 the Rwandan dish, Aga-Benz is just like griot!
Iam from Somalia 🇸🇴 our Africa is nice and free stress countries .hope we all go back. Home sweet Home is back to Reality life and happiness in Africa
It's very important to marry RIGHT......When you have a supportive partner, you are UNSTOPPABLE. Love them......
Very true
My niece name sake ,you said that right.
@@Deen1223 Thank you......oya, come and support my channel 🙏 tell your niece and everyone....ejor 🙏🙏😍😘
Exactly.....
Well said!
Who else is always in hurry to watch wode mayas video.... He is doing a great job hit like if you agree👍
Eeei you're here without asonaba
I actually wait because I enjoy binge watching his videos once a week. LOL
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Iive in london, and i wish i can go back home and live peace but we still having problems and i blame the WEST sister
Long live SOMALIA and all AFRICA❤💪
You guys are amazing family;I loved watching you and your team work family 🙏💖🥂
i love your determination,you want more than a 9 to 5 job in England,plus no racial discrimination,so you are sticking it out to build your empire
Love your spirit
Thank you both for giving the interviewer time. Young folks all need to hear your experience. This point of view is so so important for everyone to hear.
I love the excitement on their faces. Africa is always home
Boss where have you been? You've been missing on UA-cam
@@tvs9978😂😂 I know right, I went offline for sometime working on my next property video tour but I've been following WodeMaya..
@@Doksimon OK. Good for you. Just wanted to point out that people have been asking for properties /land in Aburi. Check comments from Wode's video from yesterday. Remember I advised you to check out Aburi two weeks ago. So heads up. Your market awaits
@@tvs9978 thanks bro for the heads up. I'm on it
I tell you 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿.
UK is not a paradise but Africa is a paradise on Earth 🌎 believe me
I agree
The UK is better than Africa. Africa lacks basic infrastructure.
Lol 😂
Every country has its problems..
I agree with you
Fellow Africans in diaspora what more inspiration do we need before we can make the decision to go home..Wode Maya has played his part.its upto us now..
Yes maam.
are you planning on moving,were are you at now
lets be real guys, there are Africans in diaspora who are doing well there and may not do well in Africa and others that want or feel free to move and settle in Africa should do that at their choice.
@@learntipslanguage2851 nobody in the west own anything,houses,cars ,furniture ect it all on credit,the people who go back are tired of paying bills plus racism and want to build their own houses and create their own bussinesses in Africa
@@amaradumbuya2099 true i agree with you, but remember in the midst of all that, there are others that still own houses, land and business in the same places
Wode at it again.! Raise your hands if you like before watching like me 🙋🏾♀️😝🤣
I actually like before watching all the time 😅
Kdk Dk well hello then 🤣
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Wow it's amazing how you got over 1,400 subscribers and 3 months and I can't even get 100 in 2 months but yeah I always liked all maya videos before seeing it
Been watching the natural Ghana girl for years, love her personality and her videos, was bummed out when she stopped uploading. Glad shes back uploading ❤️
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Beautiful Family.
Lots of love from Zambia 🇿🇲. Africa is the safe place to be. Aiya Maya one love✊🏽
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Such a fun conversation. Doesn't feel like an interview, feel like friends catching up.
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*Awesome content and I love the family’s energy... well done Wode Maya 💪🏾😁 keep up the good work*
Waiting on the next story time
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We're coming home sooner to help build mama Afrika.
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Yes we’re 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
We are waiting for you brother
WODE MAYA Wode Maya whenever i ask you a question under your post you don’t answer. I want answers to those questions so God willing when i come to Ghana i could visit those places. Why?? I am kind of disappointed because it has happened twice.
See you guys soon
Seeing this video pop up on my feed, I feel so sad. After all the struggle, this couple have separated
I lived in Birmingham Uk for six years and relocated to USA in 2016. I am in my 5th year over here. All my plans are towards returning to Ghana to live my best life. Just cant fathom how someone from Africa would want to live and retire in Europe or USA. Unfortunately that is the reality for many African over here. I try to explain to them how we are being stressed over here moving between work and home without any life unfortunately so many of the brothers don't see as far as I see about the opportunities in Africa. Africa is the place to be. The place where we can have a real life, build businesses without much of a competition from already established companies. Many sectors in Africa are still virgin and all one needs is capital to explore these opportunities. Living here gives me the opportunity to earn the money to start with when I return. Yes Africa, I shall return. Soon Soon, Soon. Fed up with living in the bubble of wealth-a bubble that can easily burst and live you with a repossed house, car etc-poverty. I am definitely going back to Ghana where wealth is real , tangible and 100% owned. open you eyes people.
you right bro,after working so hard one day i looked at my self in the mirror, and said to myself i got a home,i got a place called Africa,what iam i doing to myself ????
@@amaradumbuya2099 many people got a house in Africa and still living in rented apartments in Europe and America and they feel good, hmmm.
I don't know what they're still doing in Europe!
Been living in the UK since 2003 after SSS in Ghana. Making good money as a PHD mathematician and living the dream and yet nothing compares to life in Ghana. I do visit 3 times a year though but things like the healthcare system quality and mosquitoes as well as other little things are preventing me from living there. I do enjoy visiting New zealand, Canada and Australia as well as mainland Europe. The gun culture in the USA has been putting me off but hopefully might make da trip some day.
@@africathefuture3972 the reasons are
(1) bad roads in Ghana
(2) bad internet in Ghana
(3) mosquitoes
(4) non drinkable tap water
(5) fake and expired goods being sold all da time in the markets
(6) unless u have ur own good business it can very hard to come by money.
(7) corruption
(8) Electricity problems
(9) water problems
@@Glass_Nkoaa then Ghana is not for you ,eventhough you come from there,staywhere you are comfortable
In my experience being Congolese those who are not interested to return are people who struggled financially and have nothing to go back to. Been in the UK for 23 years and looking for opportunities to return.
That's so true!!
Il y a des Congolais ici?!?!? Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣
Seriously!?!? No Was just joking. It's nice to hear from Africans from all backgrounds and countries. Keep it up sis. From DR Congo
So true mais en mm temps moi je me dit que on n est pas obliger de retourner Dan's nos pays natale. On peut aussi prendre sa retraite ds d'autres pays Africain aussi. Avec tt les gueguerre ds la region du grand lac moi je ne calcul mm plus le coin. Un bon coin mais bitumba esilaka te. Je vais aller me parquer au Benin out Gambie, Ghana bref ds ce coin la. Mm si c juste pr passer toutes les automnes et hivers c'est deja bon.
Welcome to Tanzania
Just go and MAKE the opportunities
Their so nice, I can’t wait to meet them 🥰
I love your family Acheampong
More love for Anna and the family ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰😘😍🙏
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Wode Maya is a true African son! Are you agree with me?
Yes lol
Ok
Nice story. I live in the USA 🇺🇸 and planning on moving to Ghana 🇬🇭. These stories motivate me a lot.
Come back brother come back home
Let's support this guy 😊 he deserves it. Love from Somali living in Qatar 💗
I completely understand what she means when she says if you're in the western countries your not really living is mostly about working to survive. I live in Canada, but was born in Jamaica and most of my childhood was growing up in the Jamaica. I miss so much about home, and you cant replicate the vibe of home
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Big love and respect to WODE MAYA ❤
Thanks Boss
Ghana is A great country.
She's so beautiful
I agree
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"All the blood pressure is down". I loved when the lady said that....Africa is the past,present & the future. Wode Maya,you are an African Angel....
Come back home baby😄
@@phadagiLL Definitely sister, I been coming home on holidays but next year will be moving for good...
So ur home is Ghana?
@@phadagiLL My home is Mozambique 🇲🇿 but Africa is our home.
@@ANDRADE1073 true Africa is home to all us as Africans.. by the way M ur neighbour I'm from the Southern part also
Africa is a beautiful continent. We need good leaders, transparency and honest government employees. I myself an African originally
Been watching her build this house all these years. Heard her talking about hubby, now he is starring as homebuilder. Good luck to them!
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I think it a real struggle of diaspora people moving back to Africa is the expectation of systems to be exactly as it is in the west, it can lead to quick frustration so a big advice is lower your expectations and lower your BP! Simple but very true.
Wode Maya, you're a hard worker. Thanks for inspiring us. God bless you.
Africa Lately We are trying our best
Wode Maya as a 55yr old , I propose you be appointed Ambassador extraordinaire for Africa. You are doing such a great job and selfless in what you do, always using your platform to grow people. U could be my son but I respect you ad infinitum . Great things are coming your way and remember today 814/20 you will see the blessings pouring on you . Thank you for what you do . " I am MAYA "
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Admiring UA-cam channel ever welcome again to Tanzania 🇹🇿 wode maya
Will be there soon
Not only Ghana u can leave a good live, is all Africa not only Ghana.
Yes, the whole Africa. They were only talking about/focusing on Ghana here though...
Lol chill 🤣🤣🤣
@@WODEMAYA I believe some people are getting slightly irritated when expats from Ghana talk about Ghana being better than the West. They rather want to hear "Africa" is better than the west. Some feel that the other African countries are being left out, which I don't see it that way as a diasporan. I believe you have done great work showing us other African countries too and know that if it wasn't for COVID you would have shown us even more. Thank you for your hard work, Wode Maya.
@Stronger Now LOL. With all respect, please go back and read very well what I wrote. I found your comment very rude. SMH. Peace be with you.
@Stronger Now I was only telling Wode Maya why that guy first made that comment. LOL.
Imagine Africa with the beautiful weather we have from east to west to southern Africa along side the infrastructure the UK has, just imagine.
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That's what we need is the honesty, and how it is for SOME folks relocating that you won't just adapt right away. I felt what they were saying about people saying you're crazy to leave where you are to come there. I had that same experience when I left the US to the Caribbean to live and people said I was crazy for coming there. But they have no idea that it's crazy to live in the US with the struggle mentality that's never ending. Hopefully my vision that I'm working on will get rid of one of the major negative factor that's facing the continent today.
Corruption is too much in ghana I hope one day the government of Ghana will do something about it.
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May I ask which Caribbean nation you moved to? My family is from Jamaica but we have been in the U.S. for four generations.
@@yusufali2642 that brother has gotten my subscription from the first sentence. Thanks for sharing his channel.
When Jamaican comes to Ghana in numbers it will be Greatest country on Earth
Yes absolutely true 🦁🦁❤️❤️❤️
Let me be frank here; I believe most Africans, in this case, most Ghanaians who go in search for “greener pastures” have the strong desire and mentality of retiring back home. If you live in USA 🇺🇸 come to my defense; the first day you landed here in USA 🇺🇸 and walked your neighborhood, you desired to return home, why? It’s because of loneliness, no social life, moral standards were appalling...in short a total cultural shock. After you adjust and start work, your goal is working hard to either go to school, or save money and building your house in Ghana 🇬🇭 and returning home on retirement or as soon as you find a leveling ground to invest. If Ghanaians don’t want to return home, why waste money to build in Ghana 🇬🇭 and for who to live in those houses. Every view expressed is welcome 🙏 so long as it’s devoid of insults. I still stand by my opinion that land does not belong to anyone. The reality is home 🏠, Ghana 🇬🇭 is always going to be home and that freedom is what makes you feel a sense of belongingness. Anything else I see it from a different view point. The struggle in Accra is real and I love it each time I weave my way around in Accra, and Kaneshie. There are bad people almost everywhere in this world 🌍. Being conscious and aware of our surroundings etc makes a difference. Have you walked in kaneshie, especially that overhead bridge before? Have you weaved around UTC-Accra, have you walked around Timber market?, Sodom and Gomorrah, Cirlce-Accra , you will learn to be smart when you walk in a den of people who always want to outsmart you. I have always wanted to return home and most who are close to me always wonder why I talk about going home. Well it’s a known fact, interview most People in USA 🇺🇸 from Ghana 🇬🇭 and they want to return to Ghana 🇬🇭. We keep learning from your interviews and at the appointed time, Man them shall return home
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I love Wode and this channel! This is my treat every day just to see him bring Africa to life! I visited my homeland Liberia last year and now I am totally hooked.😆😆
Awww, congrats sis! Ghana is my second home from Liberia. I need to make my way to Liberia soon too!
Love Natural Ghana girl channel, would love to meet her when I come to Ghana. Now that I have seem her husband want to meet them together. As soon as the borders open up. 👍🇯🇲
No one can change my mind about how good Ghana is , the love and happiness is amazing.have lived in most part of the world more then five countries and I see the pain , stress and burden ppl go through. Bob Marley said it when my work is over man will fry away home ,
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That’s a big three storey house. Lot of cash has passed into that edifice. I am happy for them. I think Ghanaians want to travel outside just to acquire the initial capital to set up back home. A place of your own is a must as rent is a big eater of money.
that the plan,when you go overseas, it always never works,from sending money home for people to build a house for you, that they spend money on their own needs(including family)to trying to do bussiness with scammers,it's frustrating yet you dream of one day coming back home and establishing yourself it takes a lot of attempts to do so ,a lot of people have stopped trying and have giving up going back home
@@amaradumbuya2099 I want to encourage you not to give up. I returned home and it was challenging but I am so happy I did. Lovely environment and stress free. The work to home vibe that is so prominent in the West is not good for our health. Now I have time to grow my own food and breathe.
Sometimes family is not always there to help you. They will help themselves first out of your money. Some even build homes out of it too, while you get excuses why yours can't be finished. Help them where you can but I wouldn't send them money to build for me if they have proven not to be trustworthy. Save your money and if you can get time off from your job or you have a partner that can go down for a month or two, do a part of the house and repeat that process until the house is finished. You can do the block and steel part and leave the finishing for when you are ready to move in. It may cost a little more and take years in the end but at least you will know how your money is spent. It can work, just stay focused and don't fall for too many hard luck stories from people. Most important, find time to visit your site. Don't let them know you are coming. That is if you choose to get outside help. . Don't over build. Sometimes we can get carried away by looking at what others are building. Most of the times they never get to see or live in that big house. Smaller is more manageable financially and easier to clean. It also allows you to use bettet quality materials.
Best of luck with everything. When life throws you lemons you make lemonade(old saying I think)😁😊
Natural Ghana Girl "All the blood pressure is down"!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰🥰 l love that stay strong as always thanks for the positive vibes. ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾 One Africa🔥🔥🔥🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
I enjoyed the whole vibe, the air around their family is lovely,going on to subscribe to her channel already
That a beautiful home and seeing from above its quite big, woooow definitely a dream to start saving towards Someday..
Be quick! Africa awaits you 😁👌🏾
I was born in Africa and am now 10 years into living in the UK and i have had enough of it.Africa is now the future and the life,who no go no know
Maya I've been following your videos i have always wanted to go back to Africa but because of you im making my mind sooner than i thought
Despite all that is....all that is going on, find your way back home by any means necessary. Do it...!
Awww beautiful achievement and a beautiful family
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Bless this couple. I really enjoy this interview, I like how honest they are. I subscribed to their channel. Wode Maya my brother thank you for letting the interviewers flow in your content. What I learn from this interview is not all Africans hate the UK, but connecting to Africa it can be life changing. I love when both says in Africa you live, its freedom, and peace, it’s not like a rat race like abroad where you work and work for money and not living as much. I subscribed to Natural Ghana Girl channel.
Natural Ghana Girl- lovely. Really enjoyed this interview. Great couple.
She really helped me and my family move to Ghana . I follow her and listen to a lots of her input, I've now be here since September 2 2019 so still finding myself here since I was in America for almost 26 years
Beautiful family! Proud of you and your journey back to Africa. Continue living your beautiful life.
Great to see a UK family that it has worked for.
Apart from corruption and high interest rates which is killing young entrepreneur like me . Government needs to do something about it. Ghana is good and peaceful to live in
Nice to see Wode Maya interviewing friends - (Kwame and Dela and family) - who have left us here in the UK. Just to let everyone know that this couple were just as joyful and lovely when they lived here in the UK, and we miss them so much!
She is right brother Maya UK is Lord have Marcy.
What an effortless conversation, loved it very inspiring 👌🏾🙌🏾
I like the comment on corruption. I am confident that we will change in due course. A lot is happening in Ghana. One of the unique things is that a lot of people seem to mention Ghana when it comes to going back to Africa
She was my first Ghana video. Her advice were really helpful when I got there.
Love you Ghana!! Much love for sharing all these great videos bro. Looking forward to visit one day.
She is very beautiful and her hubby seems so kind
Forward to Africa,present and the future of the globe.Very soon we will join you at home💪💪✌🙏🙏🙏Don Coulibaly
Love that family! Have watched her channel on occasion. She’s hilarious. Thanks for highlighting them.
if you have your money here in Ghana, trust me its much more better than the UK...
Gbam!! When you have money in Africa.... heaven!! Sweet life!
What’s good brother from another mother I just wanna thank you for all your hard work Sir!!!! I love ur dedication, ur love for Africa Love all your videos I can’t wait to visit Ghana 🇬🇭 from the US 🙌🏽🇺🇸
Famine,drought everyone is dying of hunger🤩🤩🤩then oh look.. there is a fat person like me🤣🤣🤣🤣. I love these series Maya.💐💐💐💐💐
They part killed me😂🤣😂🤣
Fantastic! Love to see this. I have shared their link our network.
Waw the conversation was really flowing.i like that there all saying there mine. Much love Mr maya
An ideal woman..you are not only beautiful outside but what is within you makes you real beautiful,, lovely Mum and a virtuous wife..Am so proud of you..very strong pretty woman...welldone,,your house is so beautiful,,keek it up and you are.both strong.and adorable couple with beautiful Blessed kids.🌻🌺🌷
I wanted to be youtuber but I won't do it anymore becos wodemaya is doing what I have dream off.. Thank you my boss..
Chat a path suitable for yourself. There are a thousand and one ways of doing something
Very vibrant couple...🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🙌🙌🙌👍👍👍
Love home,love my people but I hate their corruption
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These videos keep it real. And Mr Ghana Baby asks the right questions for people like me who want to move to Ghana from the UK.
I can’t wait to be next
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Great video. Her husband is so attractive. His skin is so smooth and chocolate and the baby boy is adorable!!
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Another great segment. Brilliant to see another family make that jump 😀👍🏿👍🏿🇬🇭
Love all you do,God bless you for all the Africans exposure
Africa is home, I can't wait to make my first trip,whenever I watch Wode Maya videos I just have this urgency to go.
I really enjoyed this interview. They seem super down to earth.
This is such a lovely story 💖 What I've learned is that, to avoid disappointment, it is good to get the balance of our lives right before anything else. People are lucky to be able to experience the UK and Africa while growing up because it's good to see the difference and compare! The UK city life (inner cities!) is not good for growing your family or family values unless you have a big house with a big garden and your kids go to a good progressive school. You also have to do alot of family-work and I mean WORK REALL HARD and spend alot of time concentrating on raising your kids well. You have to teach your kids morals, ethics and values as well as help them to develop emotionally. Most of us can't and don't experience that. In Africa, the whole community helps you to do that - 'It Takes a Village To Raise a Child' etc. In the UK, you are expected to do all that work raising your kids on your own! Instead in the UK, we live in the poorer communities, with less space, among poorer people with a weaker quality of life. Most of us are too busy working and hustling to spend 'Quality Time' with our kids. So we don't get the time to instill in our kids how to behave, how to live their lives, how to study or even how to love studying! So many of our kids don't do very well at school - with their behaviour and with academics. If we didn't have these issues, life would still be hard but in order to make a better life in the UK, we need to understand these pitfalls. The best way to live, is to instill loving discipline into your children, keep them away from 'bad' schools and 'bad' friends and encourage them to love studying and to make the most of school! Then we need to improve our neighbourhoods and communities by doing positive community work and encourage our kids and youths do join us to improve our communities. We have to put the work in. If black community life in the UK could have some of the positive attitudes and behaviours from countries like Ghana, life would be so much better in the UK. We need to behave in a more proactive and positive way over in the UK. Overall, the UK can be a very positive place to live, if you get those things right. The UK government departments and the UK education system can teach us positive ideas/things that we need to take to Africa and implement there.
Beautiful couple. Lovely family 💕💞
I am Angolan and I live in the UK, we would love to go back to Africa but not in Angola.❤
Why?
Explore, research investigate and see where resonates most
Find a place that meet your spirt in Africa. And Angola is beautiful too, explore for yourself and don't listen to other people.
Why not Angola? Angola is very developed no?
MAYA!! We love and appreciate all that you are doing for the motherland.
Curls and Cocoa!!! I see you Dela ! Lillian here ,top commenter on your face book page.
Lol now you are exposing me 😂🙈
We are all like that when we live in European country, we become snobby and we don't realise it. When I left I realised there is life out there and people are living. In the west life is dead rat race. Well done to people who go back.
That six day work hit home. I hardly see my wife and kids. But I still love my situation here in Canada. I really love this movement of going back home and everything but its not for everyone.
Wode Maya, thank you for your incredible contribution to the motherland
First View, first comment. From France.
Wode Maya aka #MrGhanababy the proud of africa.
I've always been a fan of Natural Ghana Girl! She has such a warm Spirit. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this interview. They all look so happy.
That's was very good question to ask.....if you want to change anything in Ghana what would be?
Make sure you keep on ask those questions over and over again. 👍
Glad to see Natural Ghana Girl here.........shes amazing
It's very heartbreaking witnessing this couple getting divorced.
Sad
UK has opportunities but it is very hard to live here. It is not the way it is made out to us in Africa
Happy many are thinking home now
Africa First
Let's join BWS
As always, great video and very informative. I agree with Natural Ghana Girl 10000%. Wode Maya keep it up🙏🏼👌🏽👍🏼💪🏽
Very interesting beautiful family ❤️🌹
What a wonderful couple. I love their chemistry, they seem so genuine.Thank you for bringing us anothre gem Wode Maya. Inspirational.
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I found it very refreshing watching this video. Natural Ghana Girl and her husband are so straight forward and honest about their decision to move to Ghana. I am so pleased for them and their children for settling and seem happy with their life in Ghana. I wish them more happy years and good health in Ghana.🙏🏽