Jamaican woman moved to Ghana from UK to build an amazing villa

[@ghanaina12]

Ghana, please treat her well for her good works!

[@stanleyglover5534]

@ghanaian Thank you for the great comment. I believe Ghanaians should show kindness and to protect all our people returning home to reclaim their heritage which was forcibly taken from them. Our government must also create a clear and easy path to citizenship for them . Just look at her contribution to the economy? Trans Atlantic slave trade was arguably the most heinous crime committed against a race 👏🏾🙏🏽

[@Head_On]

We don’t discriminate in Ghana

[@gloriamarteynarh3904]

​Hmmmm trust oooo Ghana is the only problem God help us to do what we preach

[@jahookulcha]

Strong Jamaican woman African to the Bone 🇯🇲

[@MickeyAgyei]

Correct 🫡

[@trulyrich707]

Another Jamaican royal, this one, a great woman who is impressive and inspiring. Thanks for showing what we can achieve with hard work and vision. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@AlmaSimmonds]

I’m a Jamaican living in the UK for 64 years According to my DNA I’m of Ghanaian descent I would love to visit the land of my ancestors Now that I’ve seen your video I’ll be planning on doing so in the very near future and would love to stay with you Marva You’re so inspiring and would love to meet you 👍🏽😊❤️

[@MickeyAgyei]

Please call the number on the screen when you are ready.

[@johnamoako4021]

I am watching you from USA and I am a Ghanaian. You have impressed me and I am proud of you. I just bought a land to build a house and move to Ghana. Remember don't feel like a Jamaican ,feel like Ghanaian because truly, Ghana is yours, you are really Ghanaian and the land belongs to you

[@MickeyAgyei]

God bless you for your kind words. May God guide your path 🙏🏾

[@Narcissist-d6g]

Wow !!So Jamaicans of African ancestry should denounce Jamaica for the 'Back to Africa fad?

[@maximusfootball6266]

​@@Narcissist-d6gshut it knob

[@mavisburke495]

​​​@@Narcissist-d6gMany Jamaicans in their mind are Africans or Ghanaians living in Jamaica , some will visit Ghana then being Nationalist will return to Jamaica since the similarities are so great.

[@Narcissist-d6g]

@@mavisburke495 Because they are living for their ancestors and not themselves.The black man's existence precedes slavery by 10thousand years ,yet we make our whole existence around one unfortunate experience."A butter fly can't go back to being a caterpillar".

[@herregalness7461]

Mother Marva has done well for herself regardless of her obstacles. One love.💗

[@Doreen-s2q]

When I think about my Jamaican ancestors I can see there spirits rejoicing to see a Jamaican return to Africa 😢😢😢❤

[@gennisparry4352]

Really!

[@tahliah6691]

If you are from the Caribbean it’s easier to fit in Ghana 🇬🇭

[@emmanuelansah3634]

Maybe because of her age. I think so.

[@tahliah6691]

@@emmanuelansah3634 I think it’s more than just age … a lot of Caribbean people have succeeded in making it in west Africa…. West Africa isn’t much different for a lot of Caribbean people growing up…It’s nothing new…Jamaicans have a lot of Ghanaian 🇬🇭 and west African ways and mannerisms eg also Nigerian, Benin etc which is reflected in our way of living in Jamaica 🇯🇲 eg the simple life … the climate… etc etc… in the 60s a lot of Jamaicans went to live in Ghana 🇬🇭 my friends father had been living out there until he died for over 50 years almost ….and also most people are fed up of the rat race, the slave labour and the racism for most now matter how hard you work in the west you still can’t reach…people are fed up of the governments who promise much and deliver nothing for the people… people want a peaceful off grid healthy life physically and mentally which you cannot get in the west👀

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

Another great interview! This woman planned her future ahead of time, so it was easy for her to execute it when she got to Ghana. From she got to the UK, she was planning her escape.. She saved and managed her money well! Sorry to hear about the lost of her children. Marva, God bless you❤👠!

[@MickeyAgyei]

It was during my editing that I realised I needed to go into how she managed to build so much. May God bless you too.

[@DavidWilliams-n2m]

​salute mama

[@bolatitolawal.1714]

I can relate so we'll. I came back to Nigeria after 30 years. And you did a fantastic job with the interview 💯

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@janlillian2871]

I'm watching from the UK. Thank you for inspiring me 🙏🏼 . You are truly a Ghanaian and a Jamaican ❤❤❤❤

[@julianaansah6367]

I can see Jamaicans are finding it easier then others from the diaspora to assimilate into Ghana and build

[@jamrock2979]

Yes we are, because Ghana is no different from Jamaica, for me I will not find it difficult to live In Ghana, most of the issues others have like roads, lights cutting out etc, it's no different from Jamaica, expecially Jamaica country side

[@mikewalters4045]

I guess Jamaica life styles fits inn when they comes ghana and also very low profile before investing

[@AbdulJawula]

Because most Jamaicans can trace their ancestry back to Ghana. It is basically the same people.

[@julianaansah6367]

@@jamrock2979 true 💯

[@MickeyAgyei]

To succeed in Ghana you will have to be OK with feeling uncomfortable sometimes and it seems Jamaicans are good at that.

[@hubertbrown2801]

As a Jamaica I hope many of us learn from the great lady we dont have to stay places we've they hate us, just return with a open mind and love each other.

[@MickeyAgyei]

True.

[@amundammarline162]

❤God blessed you all for coming back home.❤.

[@boukmananddessalines5522]

Thank you for Ms. Marva’s story. She is a powerful woman full of wisdom. 🌻🇭🇹🙏🏾❤️

[@prettygirlsophia2951]

My mum's is Jamaican, and she lives in the UK but she is thinking of going home back to jamaica 🇯🇲

[@MickeyAgyei]

May God guide her decision

[@CReidKIN]

by herself? Jamaica not safe for women

[@mariasproducts2186]

Our phenomenal women making a difference all ver the world 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲♥️

[@paulinealbertamiller7115]

Wonderful speech, my cousin. Lots of blessings. Pauline

[@aimajeffresswood8702]

Greetings. YOUR achievement is Most COMMENDABLE. Blessings, 💚💯🌠

[@herminesaddler8734]

Thanks Miss Marva a woman on a mission beautiful view.Thanks for sharing Jamaican say One Love you.

[@enobishop1419]

I love her ... what a great energy and spirit Lovely 🔥 ❤ 🔥

[@sundaydinna7649]

Nice inspiring interview. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@cherylmontcrief7600]

She is an awesome woman. Wow.

[@HelloAfrica-of6ys]

As a jamaican, what i would like to see is more Africans displaying the same affection to neighboring tribes and countries as they do for us in the diaspora. Until then, its meaning less. You cant honestly love us who are all the way across the world, if you dont love your brother tribe next-door to you.

[@MickeyAgyei]

For where I'm standing, Ghanaians extend love to everyone. We even have settlements for travelers from other countries called Zongo.

[@Halfwaytreeclock]

AS A JAMAICAN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE MY PEOPLE WAKE THE HECK UP AND GET BACK TO REALITY. WHY EVER SINCE THE BLACK PANTHER ,'AFROBEATS , JAMAICANS AND WESTERN BLKS ARE MADE TO FEEL LIKE WE OWE SOMETHING TO AFRICA???!WHAT ABOUT EVOLVING,? WHERE DID STRONG PSYCHOLOGICAL OBLIGATION TO HELP AFRICA CAME FROM.? WHAT ABOUT JAMAICA.???????

[@relax0180]

Who misinformed you that Africans hate themselves? Have you heard of any wars between African nations?

[@cmartin5903]

❤❤❤​@@MickeyAgyei

[@Jfwqs7212]

So very true, Africans in Africa need to unite. Be an example to the descendants of the mother land, Africa unite.

[@karleinegraham446]

Congratulations on your beautiful achievement, Mrs Marva. I love the complex and how you decorated the place. Your timing to make your move was right. I hope to come on a visit to Africa one day soon.

[@MickeyAgyei]

You are always welcome.

[@judithlivermore8920]

Love how u keep focus n follow your dream 1 love 1 Africa

[@edwardasare4032]

This is beautiful and well come home our dear sister. Ghana is the land of your root so be and live with blood brothers and sisters

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thanks for your kind words.

[@helchinzo]

Pure sincerity and wisdom. One Love!

[@peggygreen5921]

Warmest Greetings Africa. Queen, Your personality - pleasant, humble, grateful -the whole 9 yards, means that I will visit 🇬🇭 next year and stay at your villas.I appreciate you sharing your life with us. 👍🏽 to the interviewer. From 🇧🇧 with ❤.

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thank you

[@andrenefinn704]

Congratulations on your accomplishments 🎉 Beautiful and inspiring platform❤ I am Jamaica and has been living in the US for 41 yrs. This is truly inspiring. Thank you both.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Welcome home to Ghana Akwaaba eat and enjoy your time

[@amymorris4986]

I'm from Jamaica. the first words out of her mouth and I loved her

[@emeliathompson3453]

Very proud of you.congratulations and wish you many more to come. I wish i can do the same.

[@mzampong7793]

This is impressive !!!Welcome home Madam Fremah

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thank you 🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@joyceaddo4485]

NO DOUBT MOST OF OUR ANCESTORS WERE SENT TO JAMAICA AND THE CARIBBEAN .THE SPIRIT AND THE TRADITION STILL LINGERS IN THEM. WELL COME HOME MADAM..YOUR ANCESESTERS BROUGHT YOU BACK HOME. WELL DONE FOR YOUR GOOD INVESTMENTS ❤❤❤

[@estheraryee6778]

Am a Ghanaian watching you from London so happy for you

[@ladyc7989]

Wonderful woman! I will be keeping in touch!

[@andromedab902]

What an amazing lady, a real woman of substance!! Research minded too. With the new kumasi international airport soon to be operating, business will be booming!!🤞🏾🤞🏾 Glad you chose the garden city, Accra is choked!! And the heat is unbearable too. Some of us are regretting ever having our homes there. Hey ho!! Now I know Villa Sankofa, as one of the beautiful, peaceful, reassuring havens that I can always bk whenever I'm visiting Ghana and I want my peace & quiet. Such an imposing, beautiful building!! Palatial ❤❤. Thanks Mickey, for another inspiring video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@MickeyAgyei]

Well said. You can always build a small apartment in Kumasi. We have land for you 😊 Thanks very much for your support.

[@murielhampson6643]

I understand how she feels about been on the mother land. I went to Kenya and I'm hoping to be able to go back to live. I felt so at home, I saw resemblances in people I know from home. I'm also from the Caribbean and has always identified as as African. I love the mother land.

[@MickeyAgyei]

May God guide you

[@tahliah6691]

Jamaicans 🇯🇲 understand Ghana because the land and culture is in the dna 🧬 of Jamaicans eg food, the land customs etc

[@cmartin5903]

This is how Jamaicans make roads when they have some cash flowing even in J.A. They don't wait for the government if they have the funds. ❤ The history of Jamaicans and their struggles, are different from those in Ghana. We in the Caribbean know where we are from as a continent but lack so much detailing which our ancesters couldn't share bevause they were all so separated. ❤❤

[@MickeyAgyei]

True. Some Ghanaians also contribute to build their roads. But that is very impressive of her.

[@saulbenjamin6368]

Sister is very strong and beautiful i know deep down she miss jamwan i think she did ghana because he husband is local born ghana citizen so she felt compel to break grounds in the mother land so me being jamaican watching from ontario canada now natraulize canadian us jamaican luv to move around the planet so more power to sister i really luv her vibe plus sister is cute too .one luv sister stay healthy too

[@maryanncampbell7175]

Hey Sista make Ghana great again 😊

[@claudettejackson9676]

You built your own empire in Ghana!

[@kathyhowell4011]

Sister Mava (AFIA) You are indeed a West African by DNA. YOU ARE HOME. We Jamaican are special people who know how to adjust in the Motherland. I hope you find a support group of Caribbean people. If not just start one in your community. Peace and blessings.

[@nadinegibbs808]

That's for one reason I wouldn't migrate to another country, I'm in Switzerland now.. I already bought my house in Jamaica 🇯🇲 and in Jamaica I shall retire

[@abedonwona8576]

Quite impressive. Well done madam and welcome home

[@Iogoligi]

Good podcast. Great woman. Good luck with your endeavour. Host questions also very good and direct. Keep it up

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thanks very much for the feedback 🙏🏾

[@blosshill2112]

Such an enlightening video, learnt alot. I wish her every success as it is truly deserved. BLESSINGS ❤xx

[@djraywillraymondwilliams3568]

Big up Mama Marva👊🏽👊🏽🙏🏼

[@pete_surgeon]

Great woman. Love her English accent .

[@MickeyAgyei]

Agreed

[@ssamuel5570]

This is an amazing story and an inspiration to us all. Well done Mr interviewer, when one of your questions led her to a dark place ( the loss of some of her children), you immediately threw in a question to bring her back to a good place. She immediately brightened up and was smiling again. Well done that is a very good interview technique, very few interviewers have that👍

[@MickeyAgyei]

Hmm thank you 🙏🏾

[@rochellehenry7334]

I agree, I noticed that and I was impressed, you're a good interviewer

[@honorablebossman6]

God Bless her heart and I wish her long Life 🙏🏾🇯🇲🇬🇭

[@veronmae7990]

Marva Girl, you are really a true Jamaican. You made me want to come there in an instance,...Do I need a visa,what are the procedures to visit? Thanks for sharing my youth.😂❤😊

[@MickeyAgyei]

I don't think Jamaicans need visa to visit. Just book and visit Marva's www.villasankofa.com and book accommodation.

[@howardcash8301]

Mickey! Thanks for doing more videos about Kumasi! Yeah!

[@MickeyAgyei]

You are welcome. And thanks for your support.

[@jenniferlouissaint1981]

We Jamaicans are. africans❤❤❤❤❤

[@astonsmikle267]

Hi am a Jamaican. Hi am planning to come to Ghana sometime that is where my people come from.

[@MickeyAgyei]

May God guide your path.

[@rita4missions]

Great, amazing,intelligent and beautiful Woman. I am Italian and American as well, and I love Ghana. I would love to build a very nice and loving orphanage in Ghana. Someone left me a piece of land there to be used for the children, but the Generous Queen Mother passed away and i never found out where the land was. RIP beautiful 👑 Mother.❤

[@MickeyAgyei]

Very sorry to hear. You should have gone to Ghana to make the land ownership official.

[@isylintaylor7317]

Proud of you my cousin

[@MickeyAgyei]

❤

[@gooner4life518]

She's your cousin?

[@nanaboakye5564]

WoooW Thanks for your great vision and business acumen and welcome home, Madam

[@rosetyson7026]

PROUD OF YOU MY SISTER❤❤❤

[@velmacooper8960]

Well history shows that our decendant is from Ghana

[@audreyallison9839]

Blessing my sis we give God thanks for you congratulation❤

[@emanuelhleza7612]

Yes myself l am watching you from USA and really love your program keep on doing the job and keep on

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thank you

[@EmmanuelDante]

Keep the good works. I hope my fellow Ghanaians will see how to make it in Ghana and take advantage of the opportunities here.

[@mariasproducts2186]

So proud of her

[@claudettejackson9676]

I love your ambition!

[@mariasproducts2186]

Jamaicans are everywhere in this world

[@nadineshaw8762]

She's accomplished what some of us are still dreaming.....

[@douglasjoseph2097]

Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤Ghana

[@MickeyAgyei]

✊🏾✊🏾🙏🏾

[@jenniferlouissaint1981]

One love one heart lets get together and frel alright❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@floydwatkis7514]

I always said I would live over there

[@nyamitidiing913]

Wow!! Good job girls i am so proud of you

[@juanacastillo1772]

Good for her and continue blessingssss 🌍🌎❤😇🙏

[@marjoriemoore1380]

Watched from England

[@yipmabaruya1148]

Like #3. Good morning from Yipma Baruya KZbin channel, Papua New Guinea. I enjoyed watching your contents, thanks for sharing. May God bless you

[@MickeyAgyei]

Good morning and May God bless you too.

[@t.sukarifinley6765]

Exceptional work and living development. Divine spirit felt provision. Thanks & Bless It Be

[@claudineallen5601]

It's amazing how the diaspora of formaly enslaved are hungering for a place to call home. I have listened to many, felt their need for acceptance as they tried to connect to their ancestorual home. African tribal leaders in colonial time were also guilty of working with the European to raid villages and sell their brothers and sisters. We are asking the colonizers for reparations but what about those Chiefs who were also guilty. Should they not make amend also? Did Ghana year of return comes with free land or easy citizenship? Some African country offer free visa and granted many cannot offer the amount of money that European country can give, but they have land!. What can a visa do for a family that is seeking a home away from the oppression of racism and violence we see rising in many of the Carribbean abd the west? Most every communities build by runawy or enslaved people have vanished. Many structure of towns that they tried to build was distroyed and deliberatelydivided by infrastructures. Eg Rosewood, Blackwall street, etc. Right now the Maroons in Jamacia are trying hard to keep their land, (diasporians know your history, i dont care what language you speak!). Most diaporians are displaced, disfranchise, downtrodden and dismayed unable to find that solid root where the future generations from our loins will be able to established a thriving and prosperous community where we share a commonality. Even when diasporians made their homes in the land of their ancestors, they still feel disconnected from that cultural root, opening a void that is hard to close. Blessings to Wode Maya and many other ytubers who are trying to connect us to the motherland and across the world. Born in Jamaica without understanding the evil of slavery, there was/is a disconnect felt in our souls We tried to ignore it but it kept knawing at our inside, eating away at us causing a missery in the depths of our hearts. We are not 100% Africans but a turmulous mixture of various ethnicity, the culprit that makes it hard to bride that gap that can bring a wholeness to our souls. The solution? .....May sound farfetched but then consider if it is feasible. Am a writer with a macroscopic view of the world. With that been said. We disporians should form a strong and true organization, combined our efforts, and petition for land in Africa of huge proportion, ( it is the second largest continent and its has the area and more to spare), mainly from where most blacks were taken. This broods of 😅diadporaians should create a 55 country called 'Afridiasporian' for themselves. Look at it as a kind of 'Liberia/ Israel' without the drama. These two countries are resettled by former displaced children; God bless them!🙏Than we need not feel displaced, we will be connected to the motherland and also to each other due to our shared histiry. The past is gone, we will not get it back but we must learn from it and thus create a strong future for our future generations. 😢 Agree? Visionary diaporians give this some thumbs up! A people perished for lack of vision. Habakkuk says write the vision.....! Blessings.

[@paulinebrown3347]

I would love to visit. I need information on how to reach Mrs Marva

[@nyamitidiing913]

I feel her , I love Africa 🌍

[@winsomeanderson1085]

Amazing story !

[@brightoppong4353]

May God bless you mama

[@sicklion2354]

Thanks for sharing

[@peaceyawaappoh6914]

You are blessed dear sister. Much ĺove❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@MickeyAgyei]

Very blessed.

[@coltonsimmonds6991]

'' Your A Queen Without Doubt; Queen Marva'.

[@blaqLion]

Connect her to wode Maya also to interview her, because she's doing very good job for the motherland. Thank you so much for sharing 🌍🇬🇭🌍🤜🏿🤛🏿

[@MickeyAgyei]

OK I will do.

[@emmanuelselfmade6044]

@wode Maya

[@cherylmontcrief7600]

Great story.

[@divinecharity4083]

Oh wow! Ms. Marva hit home so well when she said she only wanted to just live in the UK for 5 years and go back to her beautiful country. That was me when I left Ghana at 12 to be with my father who I didn't know at the time. Omg...almost 30 years and I'm still in Canada, miserable as hell. You have to help me get out of here Mickey. 😢 I hate it here. So lonely

[@MickeyAgyei]

Please link up on Instagram @mickey_agyei and let's have a conversation.

[@Nanahemaa-j1d]

Enjoy your stay Mama ❤❤❤

[@MickeyAgyei]

❤️❤️❤️

[@enetamuno5953]

Wonderful interview with Maame Efya

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@dr.stellajefferies3049]

Wow, congratulations 🎈🎊🎉

[@ganiyuconteh2162]

bless you woman

[@Nanahemaa-j1d]

Sending you love ❤️❤️❤️ Mama 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@MickeyAgyei]

❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@floydwatkis7514]

I will surely live there

[@owengayle4326]

Love it want to take a trip in

[@Africaindepthtv]

Feel at home Mama..

[@winsomeanderson1085]

I just subscribed

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thank you and welcome

[@reazallykhan8614]

Love your videos bro

[@MickeyAgyei]

Thank you very much for your feedback.

[@missstarflower71]

I am watching from London England. How far is Kumasi from Accra airport.🙏🏾😊

[@MickeyAgyei]

4 - 5 hours on road and 45 min by air.

[@RobertHenderson-w9n]

Just like from wolverhampton to London by coach 5 hours

[@africansaint4986]

was looking forward to hear a bit about the child,is he speaking twi and is he happy

[@MickeyAgyei]

Good point. She said more about him offline. She said she wish she brought him earlier.

[@AshmanOhGee-u2v]

Wow 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@yawboateng8481]

Nice one mummy