We Moved From America To Ghana To Grow Crops Organically
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WODE MAYA why you do not visit francophone africa ,for example the democratic republic of the congo
Pls can i send my details to you to register UA-cam for me?
done bro am also a tadi boy am leaving in russia pls subscribe to my page pls
Stop perpetuating that lying about African Americans think someone hates them. I am glad she checked you. You keep spreading that lie as if African Americans are unintelligent and uninformed. Stop trying to recruit my people to come to Ghana. Why don't you make a video asking the 240K ghanaians in America to come home? Recruit your own people before you recruit mine.
@@nkwakutoure ...What's wrong with you, man? Yes some African Americans believe that Africans hate them. WODE MAYA is not lying. I've lived in America before and I had many AAs tell me that. Secondly, no one is recruiting your people to come to Africa, as though they're not intelligent enough to make their own decisions. Blacks in diaspora are moving to Africa by their own volition. They decide by themselves to make the move. Sorry but you don't sound very bright. If you want to stay in America, that's your choice. But other AAs who choose to relocate to the continent are free to do so. Africans hate African Americans is even wrongly preached by your own comedians... HERE:
ua-cam.com/video/cxpuh6vf4kM/v-deo.html
And here:
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Could you imagine what would happen to Africa if at least 1 Million African descendants left the diaspora and returned home to develop and build Africa?
Iwish they could
Andy Gussie There will be 100x 1 million soon.
How about the African Immigrants take their asses back home and kicked out Asians and Europeans from AFRICA?
It would be soooooooooo amazing. ASE.....
Help to build, not build.What I would also happens is that we learned our culture.
If you know what WODE MAYA is doing for Africa countries is good than press the like button
Definitely
And more grace to his and his team's elbows
I love it. From Kenya
African living in usa, am tired living here. Our brother and his wife experience has inspired me alot. Africa here I come!
Thank you for leaving. Ghana for ghanaians and America for African Americans.
I'm Rwanda I live here in Massachusetts I really miss my country.
Until you need specialist medical care, then you scurry back to the US quick smart.
@@EdwardscissorMost regular people can't afford decent healthcare in the U.S. & apparently you haven't heard about medical tourism? People travel across the border to Mexico just to get affordable medical treatment.
@Luckman S because unfortunately Luckman a lot American Blacks are tired now I mean really really really tired of the killings of Blacks for nothing more then the color of their skin to the discrimination with being able to get a descent job & then keep the job I mean come on who doesn't know the saying LAST TO GET HIRED 1ST TO GET FIRED brother that's our struggle they don't see nothing to rush back for I mean check out this link www.google.com.gh/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=rastafari.tv/ghana-gives-free-land-descendants-slaves-repatriate-right-abode-bill-573/&ved=2ahUKEwiT-Y2GuvjkAhXgQxUIHRYaD8AQFjAJegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw1yuQykvqjwpmh3u-43aBiN
You even hear a Jamaican sista that went on to become a doctor that left the UK & ain't thinking about going back like so many black Americans she's tired & she wants to live out the rest of her days some place where she's not going to be judged for the color of her skin even if her choice in coming to Ghana wouldn't have been all that easy & so as long as they understand why they truly doing it & their happy with their choices then so be it but theres potential problems everywhere in life that we may choose to go so don't come looking for for heaven but with that I'm mind for those who were seriously tired then Welcome Back!
“One by one we stepping out of Babylon” - Capleton
1 by 1 but there are 32 million American descendants of slaves. Everyone that want to go please do so. The remaining 32 million will hold it down here. The lady is an African American foreigner yet claiming that her kids are Fante. African Americans are so confused about who they are. Stop running to foreigners religions, cultures, traditions and habits looking for yourself. This guy don't think that there are social challenges in America? WTF. Why do he think ghanaians are fleeing by the boat loads. Africa is the number one breeding ground for the slave trade.
@@nkwakutoure Congratulations. You have mastered stupidity. Here's a cookie. 🍪
duke of york you must be white you fucking idiot!!!
Best hook on that song 💯
Goodbye babylon, goodbye...
Wode Maya I love it when you interview African American that move to Africa that make me feel good Brother.
Awwwwwww more to come
@Becky Britin GTFOH troll. Your days are coming to an end soon.
@Becky Britin go to hell. You are nothing but a troll. I see you.
@Becky Britin I can assure you that you are one huge hairy wrinkled up knuckle dragging pale face he creature devil hiding behind that false name. Admit it , fool.
@Becky Britin Because Becky whether you know this or not & by the way thanks for bringing it up, I don't know how exactly it was able to spread like wildfire "alllllllllll" throughout the continent of Africa crossing over into countries like Japan Korea & other areas where negative depictions against the average typical Black families have developed for decades but there seems to have been a negative connotation depicted against Black Americans about the type of unique individuals that we are & really can be starting with our genetic make-up's there so much more to us than meets the eye, like for starters Black is not a RACE it's a color so that title by labeling one as a Black tells those inquiring about Black Americans very little about Black Americans, in fact many even newly entering America can resemble the color Black ( BLK or people/person of color is a description not a race) but it still tells very little about the individual & all American tells you is where they were born but then again so were all these other immigrants 🙄 because America's not exclusive to particular races again very little about the person has been told, leaving many go off of what Black Americans have been portrayed as through the eye's of the media & this to at times can be a very flawed assessment because the media often times offers nothing more than biased coverage take for instance the amount of single parented Black American households verses this same topic being had in comparison to oh let's African (actually born in Africa to the 3rd & 4th generations) household's or Islamic families that reside in let's say the UK & this would mean that father is actually living in the house with the family now if we ran those type of comparisons verses the Black American families how then would they really measure up, so from there it does nothing but continues to grow progressively worse it's from the skillit into the frying pan as we go from single parented families to divorce statistics educational statistics health statistics ect the point is that these type of assessments oftentimes offers nothing more then biased skewed results & unfortunately this is oftentimes how the majority of other races have formed their overall opinions about Black Americans, now the other portion comes from TV entertainers as many tend to feel that this is primarily how most of those successful among Black Americans have had to go out to acquire their fame fortune & loot however these images that have been exhibited by those that are usually being PAID to be portrayed in that type of a manner has often times tended to cast a stigmatized reflection upon American Blacks because these are the majority of the rolls that Black Americans were likely to be selected for because if the box office can't make their money back off of it plus turn a profit then to them what is the point, so with that being said this video & others like it that are depicting productive Black American families in this type of mannerism is showing itself as a taboo to all those critics out there who would ordinarily think 🤔 to ask their selves just what in the heck these ordinarily casual probably westernized processed fast food eating slick city dwellers know about how to grow harvest & cook anything that's health conscientious at all especially anything organic 🤣 because these are the stereotypes that are usually cast, they don't see that Black American families like the sustainable family really do exist but courtesy of these videos they actually do lend a helping hand in helping people see them as they go in a virtual reality type of a way & our people just seem to love visuals, in fact reminiscing a little bit, I myself did a little gardening some years ago before I moved from the states albeit not as large scale as the sustainable family & certainly not virtual but I didn't do to bad 😁 I had a tent size greenhouse & built in raised garden beds made out wood & the rest out of growth containers but even I didn't do organics because I couldn't afford to which is why I honestly don't think most people have a clue about how much a pack of heirlooms would cost you when your needing more then 20 packs, organic seeds are some of the MOST COSTLY that the market has to offer but the advantages are that their also the most nutritional anyway this is what makes it uniquely different & what makes IT FEEL SO GOOOOOOOOD TO SEE so kudos 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 to the sustainable family for doing their videos & shedding a different lite on health conscientious lifestyle choices from start to finish beginning from the ground leading into your pot & ultimately on the dinner table plus the fact that their a Black American vegan family is even better 😁 I myself am semi vegan though I haven't kicked chicken yet but it's a work in progress plus I've at least cut down to only about 3 or 4 times a month & these decisions turned my HEART ♥ DISEASE AROUND so these informational videos could add even more to my healthy choice eating habits I already gave their video 5 🌟 's & I hope it leaves you just as inspired 😁 Shalom
This is one of my goals to have an Alkaline garden in Africa when i move there.Crops and herbs would be for everyone!
Come to nigeria bro...come invest in rice farming we consume it alot here...u gonna blow up money in no time
Me too! I'd like to grow lemons , apples & watermelon :)
Easiest is Kenya but most peaceful and welcoming as in Africa for beginners is Ghana
@@ZTREX11 Thats true
We can't wait to have you Bro
Africa is calling me...I wanna go home to mama Africa...one l💝VE Africa 💞
Patricia Hall visit home 🏠
Hurry up sister
U are always welcome.. home sweet home
Come to Gambia
U are welcome home already
An impactful interview, Maya. We are coming home, one by one.
Yes sir
I’m coming like kakai
Keep coming we gonna welcome you
Amen
Who else blesses the rain down in Africa?
Of course the one Who open his hands
to satisfy every leaving things says the bible Jehovah God.
@Becky Britin Its a reference to the song Africa by Toto www.google.com/search?q=africa+toto&rlz=1C1CHBD_enUS850US850&oq=africa+toto&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l6.4946j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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Coming back to Africa will empower Africa that deep ❤️
What proof do you have of them being African?
@Neglo there skin tone if we talking physically. Lol 😂
It is happening for real, Africa 🌍 unite. Keep the 🔥 burning breda
This couple should be ambassadors for the continent.
Exactly
Exactly powerful speech by brother
Maya, I am AA I'm relocating to Ghana soon 🇬🇭🇺🇸..
Me too
@@gusmotorsports great bro💪
Definitely we are. No place like home
Come soon... I’m here again 😂
Andy Gussie come home and experience the mother land
And some people will say there is no food. Plant your food
Very encouraging massage.
Many thanks Wode maya.
The problem with the western way of life is ready made boxed, bottled, canned and packaged everything.
The corner store, supermarket and junk food outlets are deeply stuck in the minds, and therefore, actually planting, harvesting and preparing their own food is an alien concept.
WRONGLY PROGRAMMED!
I am from Ethiopian but I like Ghana people
One Africa
Ghana we like Ethiopian people too, I am here in the US, and I like Ethiopians here
Thank you
One Africa ! No to Europeans bordas! We are Africans !!
One day I will visit Ghana for sure. Now I am living USA
This guy sounds more of a pastor than humanitarian in the making. I love his sense of optimism and positive attitude towards life . He’s very welcome back
home!🤣👍🏼🙏
lol He is an evangelist for Africa. So yeah, he's a pastor. :)
He's a scammer and a narcissists.
He scammed me and my friends out of our money
I’m visiting Ghana in December 2019 and would like to visit this farm
Me too. This is good.
I want to go too!
Our Brother is slowly getting a Ghanaian Accent. 😎
Great African l noticed that also.
I hope that's not a bad idea
@@scottflix6466 its great
No place like home. It happens
@@greatafrican913 Alright
Africa is home.We need such people to educate the people.Good job maya
Ghana is a beautiful and peaceful place to be with a lot of tourists location
#AfricaToTheWorld
The wife-to-be; she’s unpretentiously laid-back,
and appears to have a calm, associational personality.
yes down to earth sis..lots of great folk have been moving to Afrika
We need some of you in Sierra Leone too, but anyway Africa is for Africans ,therefore stay and live where you feel connected to. Good content
I will be in sierra leone this week
@@WODEMAYA wow!! I wish I was there to show you around. You will have a splendid time there. Do connect with Mr Charlie Haffner if you want to know the in depth history about Sierra Leone. He lives in Freetown
@@TEEJAY-ej5xt you want African Americans to go to Sierra Leone but you choose to leave. That makes no sense.
@ Duke of york...You see this is the problem with social media nowadays. Instead of you asking why I left Sierra Leone now you are assuming. It is your choice as African American to go back to Africa no one is prompting you. All we are doing is to tell you that there are great opportunities lying there waiting for you in case you are tired of living in the west. As for me I was born there and I go there every year and I have an investment there and am still empowering myself after that am returning for good if you should know. Peace out my brother/sister
@@nkwakutoure STOP THE DIVISIÓN PLEASE! IT IS NOT NEEDED
Wow 😮! I love the smiles on their faces,they are really happy and feels at home being in Ghana.
I moved from other channels to this channel to enjoy a good content. Asonaba Kwabrafoso Obuasi.
Mtn
Asonaba Kwabrafoso Obuasi You de3 you are everywhere😂😂😂😂
Asonaba ur here too 🤔I think U Need to start ur Tube channel Abi 👌 OK.
Asonaba MTN
My boss
You’re a great man keep it up, Ghana need people like you
I agree with you 100%.
My Ghana people must change their begging mindset and wait to be given instead of expecting something when they have not earned it.
I know what I'm talking about. Bribery, corruption, looting, lies, deception, envy and you name it.
They need discipline from the grassroots to move on in life to make our nation great and trustworthy. Everybody wants to be seen as an important person 👤 without getting their hands 🙌.
The yam, cassava, sweet potato, peanuts, any crop gets to the ground before it is harvested.
Everybody wants to be seen pushing a pen ✒️, in ties in an office 📄. We are all not inclined that way academically.
We need all the skilled people 👭 out there to go and get themselves into the right ▶️ kind of job they are able to do rather than wanting to rub shoulders with those they have no business 👔 with.
Ghana 🇬🇭 has to go back and discipline the nation. They are all out of order following media and their wicked ways.
Wicked I mean the government and those in power don't do anything to help the people at all.
It is so sad 😭.
There's chaos on the streets of Ghana 🇬🇭.
Everywhere is full of litter, dirt, slums, filth, containers for kiosks, no law and order in Ghana 🇬🇭, men urinating just about anywhere and everywhere. The list can go on and on.
Kids education 🏫 is suffering from the fact that they are not able to complete their education: in the middle of it, if their parents 👪 can't afford it, they are left to their own devices.
So sad 😩 in Ghana 🇬🇭 with the educational 🎒 system.
They have to go back to the old educational system how it used to be. Those who are academically inclined to go all the way to University and those who get to elementary form 4, then go to vocational school or learn a trade rather than this system which disappoints the young ones by shattering their dreams as failures who could not complete their education.
I saw a grown man on the streets of Ghana selling beads in traffic of Accra. What is in Heaven's name a whole grown man selling female waist beds-it's one thing that has never left me since my visit to Ghana 🇬🇭.
All the men look desperate and helpless.
Everyone is selling something in every corner of or in front of their houses, the roadsides etc.
I'm very sad and continue ⏩ to be until the country changes its mindset and attitude.
Ghana must change its ways in order for the country to move forward 🔼.
It's a great country but my people 👭 need to be brought to book. Starting from the school system with discipline, politicians doing the right 👉 thing by the people 👫.
Let's lift Ghana 🇬🇭 up to God to cleanse us up to continue ⏩ to live like righteous men and women.
So help 🆘 us, God!
Shalom.🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊
Wode Maya, this is another great video. We love you so much ❤️
The brightest and the strongest will come back home 4 they kno where they belong!!
Know something ya'all! Ya'all don't belong to Africa Bro, ya'all belong to God from beginning to end! Ya'all get it right first and ya'all are going places now n to eternity!!!
Ya'all are blessed!!!
We all will be going back soon.
What l can tell my fellow brothers in Africa to be winners let give our life to Jesus our creator anf saviour then the whole world will be surprised before He comes to create us .New world try this brethren and prove Him "
I guess I am not the only one who scroll every day just to see if you have a new informational video. Great job.
Love it, we are 200 million strong in the diaspora with nearly 2 trillion spending power we need but 50 million max of us to go back home, even 20 million with the right mindset is enough to get the job done.
The whytes can get heart attacks just by the thought of Africans leaving the west. That is a looot of money lost on their side!
Right.
So true
The BRIDGE 54 And we will not copy the destructive ways of the West. We will do it with utmost respect for this planet that Yahweh has given mankind.
This is so great
Welcome to Ghana
I like this kind of place eat what you grow every where is green
I love this place
I will build my house over there!lol
@@WODEMAYA 😂😂😂
@@WODEMAYA very nice place.
I like this coupled and waiting for the "African Wedding!" Raising your children and they knowing the language, excellent my dear. I'm so proud of you. I'm Shouting out my love to you! 9/39/2019 Monday morning
I am mayaaaa. Beautiful program Am In your city right now. Guangzhou You and Julia inspired me am moving back toAfrica
We are happy to hear this testimony
Fatou Jagne
Your name sounds like a Gambian?
@@NiiAyi say we're happy to have heard that you're having a bit wrong
DEMBO BA yes I am a Gambian and am sure you are also a Gambian
Fatou Jagne yea I'm a Gambian 🇬🇲
Thank you Wode Maya for showing African Americans thriving in Africa.❤💛💚 This garden is beautiful. Sustainable Development is the way. Africa is on the rise!💯
This is AWESOME!! We farm here in America but we are interested in growing in Africa. Thank you for sharing this inspiring story🌎
Most of the farming in Africa is organic. As a matter of fact, Africa is the only continent in the world where organic farming is more prominent than "conventional farming".
The main challenge that I see (and I could be wrong) is european organizations genetically modifying seeds and introducing genetically modified varieties of existing food crops into the food supply and to the local small scale farmers who are none the wiser, under the pretense of nutritional fortification, without there being a robust system of verification and certification.
The main challenge is actually poor infrastructure and logistics.
Organic>Monsanto
@@breakingthechainsrepatjourneys I was referring to the main challenge in maintaining the integrity of food production on the African continent.
@@makehumanitygreatagain8128 I completely understood what you were saying, what I'm saying is, as an Urban Agriculture and Innovative Farming Specialist and Consultant on the ground here in West Africa, the main problem we have here is poor infrastructure, logistics and to add preservation of food. So much food goes to waste, and I mean tons, because the roads are bad coming from the interior of the countries where most farming happens, or trucks breaking down carrying the produce, or produce getting to market and spoiling before it can make it to the consumers. While Monsanto is a very real concern, right now it's not the main concern. Water is another issue. Believe it or not, most African countries import about 80% of its produce, if not more, and farming for the population is still a relatively untapped market on this continent. We definitely need more young and innovative farmers to enter into the industry as the farmers now are getting old and we need replacements. Peace and Blessings as we fight to save our continent and ultimately our Earth.
The challenge Make Humanity Great Again is that Africa is still heavy importers & why not when between Ghana & Nigeria alone they both are vying to be major tourism hubs so these type of places should offer what the developed countries do & that's VARIETY in food choices & order that Ghana gets the better purchase rate which I am sure is far cry from what they get now why not let it start with the promotion of home grown variety such as what the sustainable growth family is trying to initiate you can't get it like they can because they know what to get because their upbringing stems from there so they want to produce the variety in an uncontaminated soil type of a way (non gmo) you see right now Africa doesn't really seem to prevent various seeds from being brought in I mean heck it's not aa if their doing seed checks even I brought some in though I had to get rid of them but theirs are organic off the bat plus it offers that variety take for instance strawberries that I just love well from what I've seen there here now however are they organic or gmo & this is that variety that they can inevitably offer especially to the market eating a piece of the West at a bargain price 😁
Wode maya! the legent i solute you. From 🇳🇬
I love this vlogg
I like the ladies white clothe,the symbol in the clothe means that,(sika wo ntaban), which means that,MONEY CAN FLY AWAY SO PROTECT YOUR MONEY SO THAT YOU WONT BE A POOR PERSON.
6:22 I’m from Cape coast but raised in Takoradi. Maya you’re not alone ❤️❤️😂😂😂
I see u
I am aware of the African American brother. I saw him on another channel, which featured the sale of land to diasporans wishing to return to Ghana. The land is being sold by a chief in Cape Coast.
Dennis Casely-Hayford Ekow Simpson right ?
Asante Akan no, he did a video about it but it’s actually the chief whose giving it away @ 5,000 acres. They’re having a conference in NYC tomorrow about that
Do they take volunteers who would like to work while learning about this sustainable agriculture; do they have some contact details
This is the best comment I've read over here, nice one bro!!
Yes. Opportunities? Very interested.
Did you ever get this answer? I’m interested
All Ghanaians kids learn agriculture in junior high school and up. It's weird seeing these people talking about agriculture. They don't know that Ghanaian kids can give them a whole lecture about agriculture. They only thing is that the kids are more interested in computer and office work
@@tysheikathompson Yes, I certainly have their contact details and looking forward to link up once I'm in Ghana later in the year.
The yong man words are food for thought, He's doing a great job, he's Sir to make a difference
Great content. I intend on doing videos to espose the suffering our Brothers and sisters going through here in europe, Africa is the best place to be
Please do Veronika, we in Africa really want to know.
His speech alone makes me want buy a plan ticket and leave right now😃
Book my one too, I'm coming with you
I need a man like him who will allow me to wear my natural hair, African clothes, eat organic foods, and live in my true native culture. Beautiful couple! I admire them for making the move to Africa! 🙏🏿
Oo!! I am here for you, it rather unfortunate i am now see you massage.
May know are you hook up now
Wow! .. 👍🏾I really enjoyed listening to this interview
I'm glad u enjoyed it
This will be my move in a few short months
Daniel Kyles we will welcome you home Dan
@@nanaakua3663 thank you so much I look forward to that
Daniel Kyles I’m going there in August 2020! Hope to see ya there
@@queenofsheba9275 I hope to be living there by then
We can meet if possible, I will graduate from the University June
I was fed with a different narrative through the lens of media. It's an eye opener seeing your channel Maya...Love all the way from Papua New Guinea...your kind from the other side of the world.
Same here, I've been following him for quite some time now. It's just change my perception about the mother land..yumi wanpla tasol
@@burketurtang65 yes...that's one thing about stereotypes. Make a story about people and make it a definite story and that's what they become. It's all about power...yes yumi wanpla tsol
Respect to this man and his wife. This is a great example to Africa. Agriculture is key in sustaining Africa as a whole!!
Evidently they never been to St. Helena Island/Gullah Geechee and Savannah, Africa town
we're it's peace and you can breath the ocean. Owned by Afrcan Americans
Gullah Gechee. We African Americans are all Gullah Geechee.
Rich culture our own culture. Those that want to leave they can
But the rest of us Black America has to restore our own culture which is going to be a struggle.
We cant run away of what our ancestors built it's always hard but we are strong here in Black America. ✊🏾
#MakeBlackAmericaGreatAgain
I saw a lot of private property owners encroaching the Gullah guchee community, wish you the best in restoring your home.
@@wanjikuroki2688
Some of them sold their land which is unfortunate but Africans American still own most of the coast and Islands in that area.
But we have to learn that history and restore it. It's okay to go to Africa it's beautiful and has a connection with the us but we have to restore our culture before it's gone.The people seem cool and nice but they ran away they never even learned there own culture and did nothing to restore it
@TreeofLife Eden
This is not about battling the so called WS. We have our own culture from our ancestors. And by the way we have safe neigborhoods and great schools here don't let them fool you.
But we have to restore the culture here it's always easy to run.
@TreeofLife Eden
Well I can agree that Africa is the future economic power but the U.S. is not dead the U.S. is too new
and the U.S. only has the 300 mill
people we have so much untapped land in the Midwest and west. Not to mention very diverse with immigrates also the most powerful millitary in the world so the U.S. know how to renew it self for the new times. Also the U.S. have the most powerful millitary in the world
@TreeofLife Eden
Also I will buy land in Africa too
and live in Africa as well as the U.S. Our ancestors built the U.S.
period through blood,sweat and knowledge. Trust me the U.S. will change and maybe the U.S. and The motherland will be one together
This family has God and they really smart
Haitian-Canadian and planning to return home within 4-5 years. Babylon is not our home.
Yes you can say that again: Babylon is not a home to live ! Relocate to the motherland 🇬🇭 and you will love it here than ever thought of.Let stay in touch !
Somali watching wode maya from Helsinki keep it up respect brother Africa Humble and welcoming people One Africa one people 😍❤️ 🙌
They are right on a lot of subjects. But I want to add if they feel happy, and more of the African American people want to move back I wish them success. Going back to the subject on sustainability they are correct, and Africa is full of recourses. Good video man.
Charles brown well i hope nothing bad happens to anybody. see yeah
Omg I want to do this soooo bad. I'm growing in the US but would rather do it there. Going to try to look into this organization.
Americans giving back to mother Africa.
No! Africans giving back to Africa
S Marko if you say so.
@@mustangcrazy3349 Africans giving back to Africa is the correct statement. The couple in the video are Africans even though they were born in America, but they have the identity of my Africans!
MuanaZion all that sounds great, but I live in the real world. I'm a black American and we have many Africans, Jamaicans, Brazilians, and immigrants from all over the world living here but they don't like black Americans at all. In the 50's to 70's it seemed like we all got alone great. However, the last 3 generations of black immigrants made it known to us that they didn't want to be together as one black group. They were quick to pull out their country flag and if you ask them if they are black they immediately responded by saying I'm Nigerian, Jamaican, or what country they were from. You seem like a good person and young with great intentions. I once was like you but I know many Africans don't like black Americans and vice versa.
@@mustangcrazy3349 lol, you mean all the 1+ billion Africans hate AA , or is it just some of the few individuals you've encountered. I am not criticizing you view or opinion, since i see similar ones sometimes, i'm just putting it out there that you wouldn't know that. You wouldn't know either if over 200+ million blacks in South America/Caribbean hates AA as well. I am not sure i understand why they would do that in both of the cases. It's better to travel to the destinations to see that these statements aren't valid
I cant wait to go to Ghana next year...Plans on moving.....I have researched Ghana for almost 7 months and even more so after doing my 23andme. Found out in 25% Ghanaian..
We are looking forward to meet you
Young king I never thought i could have such a strong calling for Africa. I always knew one day but you have lit the fire in me for this to happen very soon. You and Queen E.S. I am now going to double my effort in my business so i can move by 2021. Thanks to you and the others for all the info.✊ one love African
Mama Africa awaits You
@@nasto4u850 will visit 2020
They look very healthy and full of good spirit
Such a lovely couple! Peace and blessings!💛💛
all I can say is that it sure feels good to see our brothers and sister in diaspora relocating to Africa. wow. that s simply awesome. expecially to see black american now travellng back to africa. well all glory be to god. this truly proved once and for all that what is hiding in the dark must surely come out to light. meaning that now our brothers and sisters abroad can now see a first-class that we Africans are not living in a mud house or running around ass naked in the street. welcome home brothers and sisters . and may God continue to guide and protect you and your family in Jesus name amen. MAYA this is an awesome brother.
I lived and worked in Takoradi, Ghana for a year. I loved it.I am a Black so called America. Born and raised in New York.
1st viewer AFRICA WILL RISE AGAIN
No you are not the first 😁😁
Benjamin Nature ,Asé
I tried to respond to the white man "Jesus Christ loves you and I will pray for you" bull shit crap, You Tube allow your religious tripe to appear on my site so that I get your white privileged delusional message but they blocked me from responding to your jesus fuckery.
This is the one sided shit that black people have to deal with and put up with in this fucked up racist society on a daily basis. I will keep trying none the less. madness.
ASE!
Great content. That brother is well informed and detailed. Five miserable folks disliked this video. And i wonder why.
Woda Maya keep up the good work.
Africa to the world.
Wode Maya if you are in the NYC, i would love to be interviewed by you
I just returned from Ghana and I can tell you I know what she's talking about the connection is very hard to describe but it's very real.
Lovely family indeed, I will subscribe right now, thanks so much for coming back and for thinking about your family in Africa.
We love you too
This is the best UA-cam channel...salute##
Maya, you did it again; another awesome build...keep these wonderful stories coming. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful couple!
Wode Maya. ... love from Papua New Guinea ❤💛💯 🙌
I love Ghanaian people so much, I have been a hard time with Ghanaian in Libya🇱🇾, they're so a power people 👍😍😍😍
We are all preparing.good job brother's and sister
I want to give massive love to my brothers and sisters from USA that are returning home to Africa and living in 🇬🇭
Many congrats to my two couples tying the knot.
Such a beautiful Family filled with love and affection.Stay Blessed beautiful great sons and daughters of Ghana and Africa as a whole..
Maya, I have spent 3months in Ghana, but it was in Tema and Ashiama, the place was cool and I enjoyed "Bankwu".
Tina ANYANWU Oh wow!next time try and link up with me
I had to stop watching this. Too many tears. Tears of exceeding joy. I will be visiting Ghana in the next few months. Can't wait. Thanks Brothers. Love you Sista
You will be warmly welcomed... we are waiting for you
Pls try and link up with Arjanah ecovillage demonstration site, a sustainability center in Ghana
My house is up for sale. As soon as sale is processed, I'm on my way.
God bless you sister .seen you in your African attire, I am so happy. 😭😭😭😭.I am from Togo ,we love you all. No one will love you more than your brothers and sisters in the continent.
Great job Maya keep educating the world we support you. Family Michigan/Arizona
This is so inspiring. The food crops from Africa like when I am in Uganda my homeland they taste much more better. Keep it up guys.
All praises to The Most High.................Very good video Brother Maya.............it is very informative .........Maya now we want you to make a program about the shortage of the expertise that government of Ghana needed.............and then we want to set up conference with the Diaspora in America and in Europe to set a plan we can all work toward to in 4 years.......We have to have 4 years plane...................Thank you Maya for the woodwork.
I am coming to Ghana, just to visit you and visit my favorite pastor Bishop Duncan Williams. What a perfect combination. I love your story moving to Ghana and I love the lifestyle u have chosen.
Have you already visited here yet ?
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I loved to see my brothers and sisters from other parts of the world transforming their lives to Africa, mainly Ghana. I'm a Ghanian born lived in the uk since age of 12yrs old i'm now 60 yrs old .i love Ghana, I visit Ghana every year at times i visit Ghana twice in a year.. i'm looking for a calm but not so far to transport to Accra where i could sell my property in the main city Accra build again and relocote ..Any suggustion of a 2 plots within..? I love this couple keep up and lets make Ghana great again..
You might want to do drip irrigation. Watering the plants using a garden hose like that is not very effective. Moreover, it saves on labour.
Dakanu Great suggestion! Each one teach one!
Type "Kenyan drip irrigation farming" in a UA-cam search box to learn more.
m.ua-cam.com/video/zaaPiU7tv9M/v-deo.html
Well said bro big up to you and your wife
I'm Going Home🌍!! GREAT VIDEOS BRO!!! Keep Them Coming!!!😁👍🏿💯
Woooow welldone brother watching you all the way from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼👏👏👏👏👏🥰✅✅✅✅✅💯% organic
This is what we all need, is to be sustainable. thanks for sharing man.
Becky Britin hopefully thats better.
Save me some cake in that wedding invitation bro 🍰
You are so welcome to your Land.blood is never lost.I'm so happy you Come back home.
Great interview. The reasons for Diasporians moving to Africa from usa are the same. They are fleeing white rage which has and is still oppressing black Americans and their descendants. Ghana offers freedom and opportunity. God bless you all.
I love this.. It has helped me as I have 10 hecters of land in Tanzania. We are building a orphanage there and gardening which we need different ideas to do things organically and building and sustainable power sources too.. Thanks Maya 😇
Please don't start abusing the African orphans
@@monzelundazi7640 this comment is unnecessary.
@@echetabuemeka4087 Why is it unecessary?have you seen what has been happening across Africa lately?
@@monzelundazi7640 i know what you are saying but have it in mind that there are still good people left.
@@echetabuemeka4087 Maybe there are..Who knows, Africans think all people are good so those who despise us deep down take advantage.
Thanks wode maya,,hooray Ghana #Fanti 💃💃💃 eii and this man knows bible oo🙌
Baby boy this is very good. We are family no matter what. Love from UK@ # truthGod)Gloucestershire xx one love Africa for Africans!
We are family, greetings from EU
I have watched this video about five times today. Let me take a break, I'll be right back.
love it
Great job
Peace of mind and a piece of land IS PRICELESS. Minus the bombardment of violence perpetuated via all media, real or fiction in US. That ain't living. So please enjoy your lives with your family and neighbors in PEACE.
Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been trying to learn more about other cities in Ghana. Can’t wait until I make it there! Great job. 👏🏿👏🏿
I am one of your subscribers watching you from Durham, North Carolina, USA. Awesome job, Maya.