A visit to Moore town of Maroon community + The Nanny fall in Jamaica

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[@lilacer6841]

I am Jamaican we were brought up listening to Anansi stories

[@ackahkofiefrancis4289]

Really Anansi stories are also done in Ghana 🇬🇭 OMG brothers and sisters

[@joymarshall7930]

Bro Anansi 😂

[@kissphamous5451]

Wow

[@LesterCrest.I]

I am 21Years, England born, and am only just finding out about OUR past, due to The Most High showing me, leading me to various topics. YAHAWAH continue too bless OUR people. Yah Blessings to Nanny. Forever living on. 🌍 🦁🇪🇹🔥🔮⚡️🥳🇯🇲❤️💛💚🖤❤️💛💚🖤

[@hortenseclarke2589]

When you were washing your face and drinking water from the fall, I thought about the many Africans in past who have being at that same spot. That was symbolic and magical! That's a beautiful community. I would live there.

[@dungagully1]

I was born in Moore Town Portland 69 years ago I sure miss this place I've been back several times to visit since calling USA home so much have changed I also drank water from the springs.

[@lilacer6841]

This should be shown on National tv in Ghana

[@nanayaw_rhadycal4137]

I agree with you bro

[@kerryannburke]

The part about Ghanaians selling their own people to white slave masters too?

[@kerryannburke]

Accompong in St.Elizabeth is the original Maroon town with Cofi and Cudjoe ...runaway slaves.

[@shelmaholland6946]

I'm from Belize in the Caribbean, we also have the ducunu as well. It's prepared the same way. Similar tradition.

[@TheRJRabbit23]

Amazing. I heard about Belize.

[@ghconnectgh114]

Amazing!

[@ryanjones6959]

I believe blacks of Belize, Nicaragua and the surrounding island were shipped there from Jamaica in the mid 1700s

[@shelmaholland6946]

In Belize we also have the anansie folklore stories

[@benjaminmawutor3672]

SEE 👀 YOU IN SURINAME 🇸🇷 .ANOTHER HOME 🏡 FOR GHANAIAN DESCENDANTS .

[@nanayaw_rhadycal4137]

Yh I have been coming across this a lot

[@comahsamuel3969]

Fawaka mi breda ?🇬🇭👍

[@s.o7003]

Sindaco please go to Suriname I need to know if the similarities are true or not

[@cookingwithsindaco]

I will

[@cookingwithsindaco]

I need someone to host me and show me around

[@samuelniitettet7323]

GHANA JAMAICA is one love and respectful family💗

[@kwawus5696]

Nanny is nana in ashanti. She was Ashanti Royal and Queen. Her name is Nana Afua Pokuaa. She deserted her royal home due to chieftancy misunderstanding between her and brothers. She settled in different places within Gold Coast (modern Ghana ).Captured by the British and sent into the Caribbean.

[@ronskullie9380]

Thank u for the history

[@lordamoako8286]

Nanny is Nana in Akan. She was from Kormantse so she was a Fanti but an Akan

[@lordamoako8286]

Nanny is Nana in Akan. She was from Kormantse so she was a Fanti but an Akan

[@kevinoconnor2204]

She and her brothers kudjo and joni were brought here to Jamaica,kudjo was captain of the acongpong maroons in st Elizabeth

[@mrs.harris1520]

My husband is a direct descendant of Queen Nanny. He told me that she was never a slave and came to Jamaica as a free woman.

[@nanayaw_rhadycal4137]

The Akwaaba also gave me goosebumps chale

[@lindayeboah9801]

Same here 😢❤️

[@beverlythomas6408]

My grandmother is a descendant of the maroon she told us a lot of stories about the maroon in jamaica

[@akosuabrefo3354]

What were you told? Share

[@shelmaholland6946]

Keep up the good work. You are building bridges with black people globally. Thank you

[@jonesofosu-baah1160]

Just as Wode Maya's trip to Rwanda lunched him to the apecs of utube vlogging, so shall your journey to Jamaica do unto your endeavours as a Vlogger.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Amen 🙏🏿

[@teslarstewart4932]

Amen to

[@terekab5883]

No wonder Jamaican music has always been heat in Africa with a lot of concerts 🥰🥰

[@tesfekidan]

This sister's accent sounds London English, and I guess she got fed up with the cold weather and went back to natural living. It's also good to see a brother from Ghana go to JA to explore and trace the roots between Ghana and Jamaica . This is truly a refreshing video, and I will subscribe and send it to family and friends - keep up the good work 🇯🇲🇸🇳

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thank you for watching, yes she once ed lived in Uk 🇬🇧 and she a local restaurant in Portland. I really felt at home whiles in Jamaica and I planning to come back again

[@howardfoster4740]

Uic jamaica is the solution to Jamaica 🇯🇲 problems. Uic jamaica is a PanAfricanist movement. Please share and support

[@pokeggerzack]

I know that fruit my grandmother used to prepare Eto/mashed plantains with it.

[@kissphamous5451]

Wow I guess that's why I luv Jamaicans soo much ❤️ from Ghana 🇬🇭.

[@ffgroupTV]

My brother, keep them coming! These are what we should use our platform to do, educate our people. Thanks for sharing! They say that knowing or not knowing your past affects your future.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thank you boss man.

[@mrkofi105]

@@cookingwithsindaco My brother, I hope you see this soon. Will it be ok to use some of this video to do #shorts? I will link the full video with the #shorts so people can watch.

[@mrkofi105]

kzbin.infoithp5VdYsZQ?feature=share I hope people will be intrigued and connect to your link for the full video.

[@nanabrimpong3485]

@@cookingwithsindaco in the beginning they were recruited as workers to go and work in the Caribbean by all the occupiersfrom Portuguese, Dutch to British. Some through James town and Capecoast and western. Some were also recruited to fight battles for the Dutch and British in their armies. the Dutch took a lot of our people to fight in Indonesia and others so there are black Asians there too. So they were mostly taken there in the beginning at their own will as employees to work in the Caribbean on wages. Then they came with the evil idea to turn them into slaves and they got into slavery for cheap labour and profiteering. and when the slavery began they kept tricking and lying to others of employment and enslaved them and others too were kidnapped and taken into slavery.

[@nanabrimpong3485]

@@cookingwithsindaco They also speak the Kromanteng which is kuromanteng in Ghana Akan dialect. Even the patoi is full of twi. e.g.. Me say is same in twi me se. rice and peas is Waakye.

[@sapogopogo]

Nanny’s name is Nana Akua 💯✊🏿

[@dorcaskaningenbendah3077]

This trip is the best 🤩 I enjoyed watching and didn’t want it to end😢 👏🏾 Orekodo ✌🏽

[@beckyboateng7599]

Moore is also a town in cape coast between komanten-abandzi and aggrey memorial Secondary school .Kormanten ,Jemaicans call ut koromanten

[@comahsamuel3969]

My grandpa from Moore close to Cape Coast, and this is the history we learned Moore people came out of the sea. I don't know if it's really true i must go there and find out by yourself.

[@florenceasiedu4437]

My son, good job.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thank you mummy

[@dylanagyare7169]

We have a village near Cape Coast called Moore

[@marykorvis1550]

Background music 👌👌

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thank you 😊

[@kevinoconnor2204]

Africa please unite we the black people in Jamaica and across the world consider ourselves children stolen from our mother and living on captured land, we love our country to death but Africa is our true homeland one love from Jamaica to you❤❤.

[@campbell1337]

Happy you love my country Jamaica 🇯🇲 I am 94% Nigerian by DNA. We all Africans.

[@yvettebrown9126]

Oh yes, yes, I grew up listening to stories of bro. Anancy.

[@rudolphenfield1786]

Sindaco, you are educating us, and we're proud of you. I like the ghanaian background music. What's the title, please? Please share to enable Sindaco reach a million subscribers. Jamaica is beautiful

[@lilacer6841]

You got the shock of your life seeing the church. You ain't seen nothings yet. See what they do when some one dies and you will know the history of slavery is real

[@comahsamuel3969]

I learned the history of slaves in Africa but didn't believe until travel to Europe and meet black people from Caribbeans and America from there i remember everything i read and believe it. It's very sad and evil. But almighty God is a living God and everything will be fine again.

[@frankbekoe3109]

If I have bottled water with me at that stream, I will surely throw the bottled water away and drink that water like you did. I grew up in a village drinking water from a nearby river. That was the best water.

[@23levianthony]

U tube is exposing a lot of thing ✌🏾

[@emmanuellalarko3790]

Wow I enjoyed watching this episode thumbs up 👍 bro Orekodo ✌️

[@areaboymugzy8812]

I want to visit aunty Beth. She has such a sweet spirit

[@cookingwithsindaco]

She's lovely

[@areaboymugzy8812]

Very lovely

[@amamansaafriyie]

She’s so naturally Ghanaian! Her countenance, mannerisms! Awwww mama!!!

[@anngore3842]

Been looking for one of the 3 leg pots in jamaica. Cant find it!!!! I was brought up on anansi stories as a child. We also had the books.

[@cheyehudimaxwell126]

Jamaica is beautiful. The green scenery is so beautiful.

[@blackempires9989]

Well done bro 👏 for enlighten us

[@biggasmelly]

Great show my brother. Watching you eat the lovely ladies food, made me feel very hungry. Trust me that food look GOOD! Keep up the fantastic work king.

[@deandracampbell8896]

Love this ❤ 🇯🇲

[@msbjpeart]

Yaaaaaaasssss Bredren!!! Big Up Aunty Pet!

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Too much 🤩😍

[@djkhalifa4285]

Ghana tourism Authority should have sponsored this trip.. This is insightful

[@akwasibotweyroland7119]

Best episode for ever

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thank you 😊

[@odobagh9722]

Bro well done 👏👏👏👏👏✊🏻

[@LesterCrest.I]

I am 21Years, England born, and am only just finding out about OUR past, due to The Most High showing me, leading me to various topics. YAHAWAH continue too bless OUR people. Yah Blessings to Nanny. Forever living on. 🌍 🦁🇪🇹🔥🔮⚡️🥳🇯🇲❤️💛💚🖤❤️💛💚🖤

[@darianhenrygamerz]

Love this

[@frankbekoe3109]

I am very passionate on visiting Cuba. I just do not know why. With this video, I think I may have to visit Jamaica. Very easy to visit from the States by cruise ships

[@owenshaw7000]

Excellent documentary.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thanks for watching sir ❤️❤️🙏🏿 kindly share

[@hopeugorji4188]

Thanks ❤

[@ackahkofiefrancis4289]

There's a town close to cape coast known as Moore as well

[@comahsamuel3969]

But Ashantis will come out and claim it.

[@owusugabriel296]

Yeah. I've been there before. I even walk from cap cost to moore

[@ackahkofiefrancis4289]

@@comahsamuel3969 Ee!!! you know them papa!!

[@comahsamuel3969]

@@ackahkofiefrancis4289 😁😁😂👍

[@yaw1760]

@@ackahkofiefrancis4289 they themselves said they are from the asante tribe. Asantes are not the ones telling the history here. Allow them to say their history. You can force your tribe on them.

[@shawtfinga1078]

Now all who watch and listen ,they see Jamaica is just a extension of Ghana.for over four hundred years very little changes.with most of the Caribbean is the and south and central America .any. where they go they bring seed and plant with them

[@barbaraakinbowale4456]

Awesome video 🤎

[@dread3443]

You speak so quickly. Would you please do captions? It’ll help your viewers. Blessups 🇯🇲

[@GoingGlobull]

Great stuff mate

[@corfob9238]

Wow I bet land expensive to buy there. I love that parish.

[@vikkisimpson6655]

Just found out I'm related to the MING family out of Africa living in Mooretown Jamaica

[@kevinoconnor2204]

Nanny was the greatest warrior and leader who ever lived this part of the world its said that the northern vietnamese leader and the vietcong studied her guerrilla warfare tactics and used it against the Americans, she used camouflage, chemical and psychological warfare to defeat the British.

[@fratboychappy1289]

My mother always call blue draws Dukunu . That’s the name she grew up hearing she says

[@cookingwithsindaco]

It originated from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@nanakojoanim5175]

Nanny was originally born in Ghana 🇬🇭 the then Asanti in 1687 and transported to Jamaica 🇯🇲 as slave.

[@akwasibotweyroland7119]

More series sindaco

[@cookingwithsindaco]

👌👌

[@akwasibotweyroland7119]

@@cookingwithsindaco when bro?

[@barbaraakinbowale4456]

You got moonshine yam as well

[@immaculate7352]

Dhope background music %

[@frankbekoe3109]

Adowa music. I love Adowa music so much. The music has a special dance to it. Check adowa dance on KZbin

[@blaqLion]

Nanny is Ghanaian from Ashanti kingdom. Related to Yaa Asantewaa. Thats camouflage leafs are started from Ashanti when they killed 3 thouse British TOY SOLDIERS army who tried to invade Ashanti kingdom

[@emmanueljohn7140]

Wwaaaaaooooo

[@lilacer6841]

Nanny was Ashanti

[@sinagh]

Ananse means spider.....ananse stories is a big thing in Ghana expecially with de akan lands like ashanti

[@sinagh]

Ananse means spider.....ananse stories is a big thing in Ghana expecially with de akan lands like ashanti

[@lilacer6841]

@@sinagh yes we are taught Anansi stories in Jamaica

[@sinagh]

@@lilacer6841 Beautiful

[@lilacer6841]

@@sinagh there are Anansi story books written in the Jamaican patois. Anansi is very funny. We call people who try to be tricksters in Jamaica Anansi

[@raymondkyeisarfo4137]

Moore is a small town in the central region of Ghana so I think the people from those town resettled and named it in Jamaica

[@melseauxrichard8372]

There is a coastal town in the Central Region called Moore .Fanti language known as Emoowureh.The Maroons might be the Ancestry of Moore/Emoowureh .In the central coast of Ghana.

[@comahsamuel3969]

But Ashantis will claim it, even Kromante they claim it, the warrior call Tekye in Jamaica and Tekye is an Fante name Ashantis claim it, the Queen Naane on Jamaica note the guy wanted to claim it as Yaa Ashantiwaa, soon they'll come and say Queen Naane she was an Ashanti. They try to fool their generation.

[@ryanjones6959]

@@comahsamuel3969 ashanti maroons miles takyi because he was fanti and didn’t collaborate with the British

[@myAfricanAffairs]

@@comahsamuel3969 Fantis and Ashantis both represent Akan so your divisive comment means nothing.

[@yaw1760]

@@comahsamuel3969 did you listen to the woman. She said they from the asante tribe. Let them say their history. You can't force your tribe on them.

[@euniceackomsampene4952]

@@comahsamuel3969 you’re letting the politicians in Ghana poison you. Asante is a confederacy, they are made up several different ethnicities spanning different countries in West Africa. And yes, Queen Nanny is the daughter of a Prince from Asante who was captured and sent to Jamaica. The Asantes aren’t claiming anything neither are Asantes deceiving anyone, the Maroons themselves admit their origin as Asante and Akan and of course a mixture of other freed slaves. Let go of the tribalism!

[@crysiawallfall7887]

Greetings, it gladden my heart to see you taking your time, going all the way up there showcasing the maroon town , putting pieces together to tell our ancestors history. Really appreciate your work. Thank you my brother, from your sista from Costa Rica central America. Ache .

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thank you, I will

[@lilacer6841]

You see the abeng

[@beautifullife7232]

If you find this interesting go to Suriname that my country there we have similar way in living in the Maroon tribes

[@unionofoldstmonicans3199]

Could kakum mean kakum forest in Cape Coast area? Please kindly research to confirm

[@sackeeniarobinson1594]

Straight outta Jamaica

[@wilsonkofi6225]

I would really wanna visit this country one day. One of my dream's country I love to visit for that matter

[@darianhenrygamerz]

The parish is Hanover the capital is called Lucea

[@shabakahouse2125]

Yaa Abua Anani

[@nanakofi2973]

I think time for them to learn the Twi

[@getaway150]

You’ll be shocked to know that Guyana South American has a very strong Ghanaian culture too our foods such as cankie fufu ochro soup peanut soup you should look into it the wedding custom of queque you’ll be surprised

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Wow 🤩

[@tyannew4516]

The Guyanese African descendants were mainly Ghanaian.

[@tyannew4516]

@@cookingwithsindaco Maybe you can take a trip to Guyana to learn more about Afro-Guyanese history. Their descendants were mainly Ghanaian.

[@terekab5883]

The woman at the begining of this movie was she ever in Africa ?if yes then it's good if not can we make her come to Africa by contributing for her flight and accomodation to come to Africa ?if yes ..let's make it happen!

[@PoJoTheBackPacker]

Where did you stay in Moore town ? And how much was it to get there

[@melwalker3665]

What if I wanted to move there what would I have to do

[@staminadon]

Hey our ancestors never lost our Ghana roots the food they on those slave ships

[@leightonthaxter5673]

The parish is not Lucea it's Hanover but Lucea is the capitol of Hanover

[@florencesenya1506]

Please he never said the blacks changed the name to camouflage. They used it as camouflage. Pay attention and don't misinform your viewers. Good job anyways

[@teslarstewart4932]

First of all the whole camouflage thing is originally from my ppl in Jamaica that’s where the military all over the world gets the ideas from face painting to brushes on their bodies

[@cheyehudimaxwell126]

That's true. In there's a park near Cape Coast in Ghana known as the kakum national park. The park has the same trees making the forest.

[@alphansobeadle8462]

Good Look MY Brother Love your Energy my brother we are One people we must love one another

[@donpryce9175]

No parish in jamaica call ,Lucy its Hanover.