Presidoooooooo🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂

Ghana is boring

Its the ending for me😂😂😂😂

We're waiting for more content Presido. Staying stewnnned to this channel 😊😅

We miss you Presido.

The intro koraaa😂😂😂😂😂 the helleeewww😂

Please we need more content!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

Opresiiiii❤❤

YAAAAAAASSSS! We're waiting for more content 🎉

I really enjoyed this discussion. Some valid points were made. Getting the passport is definitely handy. The way Ghana is set now, it is understandable that people want to leave the country. You will work hard abroad but at the end of the day you know you will get generally a decent salary to look after yourself, but it is not like that in Ghana as I don't think companies respect the minimum wage.

I am waiting on my item 13

I agree with Michael!!!!

Its good to know yourself not everyone can be an entrepreneur very insightful

I couldn't agree more with Michael the mindset of our people needs to change we as individuals need to look within rather than around us or what the next person is doing, u need to find what works for u. If everyone was to write down an amount that would satisfy them for life without looking at the next persons figure u would realise that everyone would get a different amount. I think we should also define what success means to us rather than what facebook or instagram dictates.

Getting the book is not just a Ghanaian dream ooo its a necessity. That abscence of family and friend hits differently. if there are some they don't leave close or have the spare time like you do. Y'all said it as it is. I think you should get another group of people who are civil servants etc to deliberate on this topic also. I am staying sssttttteeeeeeeewwwwwwnnnnd #MUGEEMU

You guys are doing a great job 👏👏👏👏

This is great conversation..the G4S comment took me out 🤣🤣

The intro is giving me so much joy 😂😂 I’m loving this topic - well done guys! I’m UK 🇬🇧 based but would love to live in ghana any day. I agree with what you guys are saying about getting trapped in the system, some of us are unfortunately living that reality. Keep the great content coming 🙌🏾👍🏾

Great discourse by all standards

Diaspora truth: its a privilege to be able to visit Ghana and back. Some few wish they could but chale its too expensive for them. Yes the system favours everyone on this side. But you must have something to go back home to regardless. Cos chale!!! MUGEEMU Mike and Focus spoke facts

Everyone is wise when it’s not their story 😊

Big up from 🇸🇳 I really enjoyed watching your video guys. We are facing the same realities in Senegal trust me. Young people prefer to leave and try to succeed abroad than stay here because life is getting more and more expensive. And as Michael said, it's not easy to be an entrepreneur. First of all there are too many risks and not everyone can be an entrepreneur. I will come to Ghana to see if I’ll find my way to success 🤣🤣🤣

i think we should lower our expectations and focus on bettering ourselves.

The fact that you got Michael on camera makes this legendary 🤣🤣🤣 let me dig in

It’s the intro song for me!!! 😭😭😭😂😂😂 herhhh Ghana is sweet Allah!!!!!!!

Harddddddddd convo

Michael was speaking facts! And I believe for young people who are not tied with family or their thriving business in Ghana. It’s better to find opportunities in other places that they can thrive and be rewarded.

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This part 2 is very insightful and indeed entrepreneurship has been glamourized. Not everyone can be an entrepreneur and the narrative of everyone has to have a side hustle is very detrimental. Just as Michael said, some people are "book long" and just don't have the know-how to to be an entrepreneur. Being a professional outside is definitely a plus, you'll cash out big time but note finding the job too no bi beans like that

Not 'Canada or London' 😅. What about the rest of Ghana?!

Keep the videos coming 🎉

We’re here!

The conversation is really getting deeper but still noaaaa. I want to go 😂😂😂😂😂😂

The intro 😂😂😂😂😂 December 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

UK too be very legalistic. The least thing norr letter drop. And Mimi is right about the neighborhood thing. You even pay twice of the fees if you taking your child to a school away from their neighborhood

OMG, I really loved the conversation. With regards to parents still making ends meet, I think they had a hustle kinda of mentality and here to make money and come back to Gh at a later time so certain sacrifices are made eg vacation etc so they they can still get what they want.

And where do u think u gonna go and how is ur pocket

These conversation is really great. Thank you guys and the team👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Even if I send it to my friends, that the abroad nu eno bi beans like that but chale we moveee. Stay stewwndd

This generation is not as resilient as the older generation in enduring the hardships corrupt politicians want is to endure. Our resilience is strong in pushing back and rightfully so. We will not take it. I hope we all fight together to make the country better for us and our future generation bc these old men are almost gone!

Watching from NJ!

I can relate to Emeka but charle lass lass you have to find a way to thrive. I don't think social media has made our lives harder, I think it has just exposed somethings and made us value what quality of life could potentially look like. Some of our parent did not have the best quality of life but they did not know life outside of what all the people who japka in their time knew so they had such a hustle mentality. Drops mic 🎤

🤚🏾hi-five from Canada

its the greetings at the end for me🤣

Loved every bit of this Nowhere cool though One thing about staying abroad (I’m in Texas) is the stigma of being a black It ain’t easy till you develop a tough skin for it Too many stories to tell but for another day God bless this channel

Congratulations Keep inspiring ✅

Good conversations guys. Everything that was said about the stay in abroad is definitely true. But one thing I will like to add to it is that, as Africans staying abroad you must want more for yourself. If the 2k is not enough to take care of bills and the family you should not be comfortable with it and be living hand to mouth. You should want more by continuously furthering your education and pushing for a better job/salary to meet those needs. That’s the lifestyle abroad if not you will sit and complain and keep collecting 2k. It’s not easy in Ghana as well let’s get that!! The basic amenities you get abroad, in Ghana they are not easy to come by example good schools for our children, access to good health care, electricity and water. You will have to pay more in Ghana for these. Have a lot to say but will just stop here for now. Great stuff OB nation and I loved the convos. Will surely stay tuned for more. 🙌🏾🙌🏾

I really liked this, I can't believe I watched it to the end. The last question u asked Mimi was so important. How is every young person complaining now but the parents are surviving under the same conditions? i really want to hear more

Most people abroad would really like to relocate to the motherland. However, the cons of living in Ghana outweighs the pros (at least for me) and this is what is stopping a lot of us. I came to Ghana (my very first time after 18 years abroad) for a month and I was ready to go back after just two weeks. The system is very slow and it complicates things unnecessarily. There is nothing like living in the motherland but our leaders need to do better.

I'm loving the side comments that keep popping up. lol