African-American Assoc of Ghana Launches Black History Month Celebrations in Accra

[@chardoicemedia]

There's no best place like Africa, if believe give a like 👍

[@MSALL-co8bf]

Wish they never sold us to whites

[@estheroppong4782]

Welcome back to your land!! We love you 😘.

[@mariopuzzo5854]

Fuck that. Welcome home. Lets check dna and go where they wanna go

[@proudafricanamerican7586]

🌹😘 We love you all the more 👍🏿✊🏿

[@kwamek1877]

@@mariopuzzo5854 bastard, jealous and depress fella where you from?

[@Nice1EvenBetter]

@ eto effum no need for insults just because Ghana has taken these steps shouldn't mean that those who wish to return must all be located in Ghana 🇬🇭 or west Africa when we have a whole continent and if someone wants to trace their ancestral roots geographically so let it be

[@alphajalo2982]

@@mariopuzzo5854 Yeah that's why the white American police are killing you Guy's for free

[@offshow7703]

Welcome home we love you all, I can't hold my tears. This is God's appointed time, Lord thank you for bringing brothers and sisters back home

[@wiseteacher3599]

Off Show And we love you. Thank you.

[@africandreamstv2599]

Welcome my people stay safe Africa and Ghana is the answer

[@cspel002]

I was so happy to be in Ghana this year. However I didn't know it was there year of return until I was there and the locals were welcoming me back home. It is amazing how it worked out for me.

[@IvyProsper]

I hope you enjoyed your time!

[@cspel002]

@@IvyProsper Yes I sure did and plan to go back before my visa expires.

[@ultymateproff6075]

Great news Africa is your home land and we welcome you all Back with happiness and joy Love you all and may our ancesters richly bless you.

[@KING_FACE]

Thank you and god bless you

[@nanakwasi7317]

Where is the Ghanaian media and the bloggers?? This is a special event they should be showing on their platform not the unnecessary buffoonry

[@jovialbaffour9923]

Yes other media are doing unnecessary programs ..they suppose to be here rather ...stupid median

[@niiayi]

You're right but they have their own interests

[@tetteviben]

I agree with you..

[@alonalove3118]

Nana u know the answer it is becuz its african american sadly

[@niiayi]

I had no idea of this event. Like I will be there to vlog for my channel

[@dicksonbiney3676]

What a beautiful people their find they are Root back home,i hope year of return they would like to came more than this,welcome came

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

Instant new Subby here! Ghana reminds me of 🇯🇲🏝🇯🇲🏝🇯🇲🏝

[@Maxinemorr22]

Sis where are you in Ghana? I’m planning a visit so I can get a house and make proper arrangements.

[@ladreacoleman2230]

Because Jamaican are Ghanaian

[@niiayi]

Thank you for this video. We are pushing Ghana to the world. Ghana is home

[@bishopscore]

Welcome home. African Americans should be offered citizenship.

[@IvyProsper]

They can apply through the Right of Abode program. It's a process where you need to become a resident first before citizenship. Contact Ghana Immigration for details.

[@appiahkubi9174]

Good question

[@TheOriginalC.H.]

@Ivy Prosper - thank you for that information. Many of us truly appreciate it.

[@ofaineofaine3850]

@@IvyProsper strange man.just give them ghanaian citizenship onetime FUCK THAT ABODE FUCKING PROGRAM

[@otisbillups4150]

Auchus Pauchus Thank you !

[@ritabonsu5980]

Home sweet home🇬🇭❤️👍

[@maryallen2317]

It's important that we never forget the plight of our ancestors sold and forced into slavery. We should never forget our migration and struggle.💕🇺🇸

[@AITechCentre]

My sister you doing a great work. Keep on and give us many amazing videos.

[@IvyProsper]

I appreciate the kind words!! Thanks for watching.

[@AITechCentre]

@@IvyProsper I am Ghanaian living UK. Adom TV in Accra is organizing FUfuo (Local food) party on 6th March 2019. Please if have time you can go there and interview people. Last year it was huge, This year it will be mega

[@amapparatistkwabena]

Pity, I was there in Accra the last weekend and week of February and had no idea about these events. I went to the center because it was on my agenda and just happened upon the weekend market. I had an awesome time in Ghana (visiting some 5 cities in less than two weeks) and look forward to visiting again soon (or even living for a while?).

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

You welcome Anthony..... GHANA 🇬🇭🇬🇭👌🏽👌🏿 our beautiful Homeland .

[@franknwankwo6800]

You guys are making history, you’re amazing and unstoppable, I appreciate y’all and pray you continue this journey so can actually capture and enjoy what most of us that was born in Africa but now live in USA and other part of the world, so here is the movement. Our hearts are in Africa, wherever we relocated , we always go back and forth , you also you can do the same because now , you’re privileged to do so , my brothers and sisters, live freely with respect and love , this is ‘African way’, with love. Watching from NYC, USA.

[@IvyProsper]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@oseitututawiah2109]

Did you hear that White lady? She said "we are here to celebrate the painful and joyful experiences of your journey". What was so joyful about this journey? Over to you, African-Americans.

[@kwakuyeboah7272]

Osei Tutu Tawiah Most of whites their roots are from Africa so don't judge

[@visioday1814]

Kwaku Yeboah most white peoples roots come from Europe. They aren’t identifying as African wtf are you talking about?

[@thebridge5483]

Visio Day lol that guy I swear

[@jaydenmiccadoscorner4062]

take your negativity somewhere else..always trying to find loopholes in peoples comment.

[@jaydenmiccadoscorner4062]

@@@visioday1814 . where are Europeans from? Do a DNA test on her and you will be surprised, she is 50 per cent African.

[@mercyfrost288]

So beautiful Madam I.am in Germany but just love your spiritMay God continue to bring His beautiful children home.

[@pierretoussaint8426]

Some of African American history is Ghanaian history around the time when the transatlantic slave trade happened that's part of Ghana's history and African American history

[@alexadjekum1543]

If you read Ghanaian history and African American history, there’s a big connection, no question about that. So as a black American the chances of your ancestors originating from Ghana is very high, the evidence is there, you can see it with your own eyes

[@pierretoussaint8426]

@@alexadjekum1543 I'm African-American I took a DNA test and it was 40% Ghanaian that's why I'm so passionate about Ghana

[@positivevibes2406]

Jiquan, please quit talking all that Israelite shite. You sound like a nutcase! God help you with that BS

[@BonsuBigWhale]

@@alexadjekum1543 Ghana extended gesture of reconciliation with the diaspora. Return more spiritually based. However almost 6 times the number of Afrikans were taken from Congo/Angola. The ratio becoming more apparent with more accurate pin pointing of DNA. Far from a majority from Gold Coast. And most from Gold Coast did not land in North Amerkkka but to central south amerikkka and west Indies.

[@BonsuBigWhale]

@JIQUAN TURNER If you are looking for Hebrews you have to look further to east Afrika. Unless you can tell us which of the tribes were Hebrew in West Afrika. Let alone Ghana.

[@popebenson5921]

As a Ghanaian living in Atlanta Ga, U.S.A . When i see a video like this, I become excited to continue in search of an African American woman as my future wife.😊

[@analyticshub9615]

pope benson green card goals 😂😂😂

[@popebenson5921]

@@analyticshub9615 lol. I have my green card. I came to America through my dad as a permanent resident and don't need anyone to help me get that. I'm a few months away from becoming a citizen just to be clear.lol

[@aggi7695]

Really!!!!

[@popebenson5921]

@@aggi7695 Yes

[@empress1love727]

pope benson if you never found an American wife , I am available! 😃 but if so please excuse me ☝🏿

[@vrino223]

beautiful, everyone should get a chance to explore their ancestral lands

[@mohammedmusa4923]

I Do love every black and really make me sad when I see African american history but I am glad that they are trying find their peaceful living witch could be only in Africa welcome to the Mather land I wish you the most I love you from Sudan

[@Loverlovelife]

Mohammed Musa ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Cuooer]

Thank you!!

[@brandon3491]

As an Africa American that was a great show ,you did a fantastic job .

[@mariopuzzo5854]

NEXT YEAR SENEGAL IS 2020. THEN. 2021 CAMEROUN AND ALL AFRICA. NOT ONLY GHANA

[@IvyProsper]

That's good to know! Share the knowledge.

[@mariopuzzo5854]

@@IvyProsper you gotta instagram

[@mariopuzzo5854]

@@IvyProsper where you located at odo

[@gabbykeys1399]

Good.. Don't ever come to Nigeria.. We don't need you guys there

[@jovialbaffour9923]

Yes bro good idea I hope you have all the presidents telephone number? Call them and be their Embasadors

[@thebridge5483]

Wonderful hey sis hope you don’t mind me sharing this video many of our people need to see this. Thank you 🙏🏿

[@IvyProsper]

Please share!

[@kishaallen5541]

@@IvyProsper love....we must keep connecting our historical life stories. Keep up the good work!

[@davidyork7083]

Welcome to all black people in Africa back you guys our family you guys is from Africa we love all black peoples in the world

[@teddyimani3641]

Thank you for this!! We are on the right path finally ✊🏿

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

It was so awesome that the black history month has been done in Ghana weldone

[@jamesoppongyeboah3782]

ALL OF YOU ARE AFRICANS NOW. GLORY BE TO THE MOST HIGH. I AM HAPPY FOR ALL OF YOU TO BE IN ÁFRICAN LAND, MOTHER LAND. I'M A GHANAIAN AND I CAN'T EXPLAIN HOW MUCH AM HAPPY FOR AFRICAN DIÁSPORA TO BE THERE. THANK YOU, AND I SAY THANK ALL OF YOU. YES, ISRAEL WILL GO HOME.

[@marthacmd]

greeting fr0m Ghana! I recently moved here from the US I refused to become a member of this organization because they have integrated white people into their organization for "money" reason. I did not come home to interact with white people.. not after living in America and learning about who white people are....dr ben, dr.clark, garvey,, diop, dr. amos Wilson dr khallid etc...

[@marthacmd]

they bought and celebrate thanks giving in ghana!! unbelievable ! shame on them that they cannot separate themselves from white people in america

[@lesleykramer7207]

@marty mart YOU sir, are the kind of person that should be moving back and settling/helping rebuild Ghana and the rest of Africa. The others, I'm afraid are just a Trojan horse for the white man. I'm sorry to be blunt, but people have to learn from history and also the way power works and how it is perpetuated.

[@love_urneighbor8889]

start over trucking in Ghana, you don’t need too much money to be happy in Ghana. food is less expensive and you can rent two bed room apartment $1335.88 (Ghc 7000.0) for 2yrs. then you start selling products you cannot easily get in Ghana or products that are made in Ghana which people use daily. brother/sister, you will good with this. if you wanna build too, you can do it one step at a time as your business grow.

[@horizonafrica3258]

Marty Mary if that mindset I don’t think you can live anywhere in africa with that mindset. These group of AA a successful because they accept every human being. They did not discriminate and they they have your racist baggage. If they were toxic like you, their association would fail because they would be bitter and blinded by hate. Accept your fellow human being , forgive the past and you will have inner peace. With that mindset you will always be bitter. Money reason or not I’m sure these white are bringing something good! They are investing. People like you should stay in the US to digest the hate a little bit and have positive attitude before moving anywhere in the planet. If you don’t join their association, your lost!!! Not theirs.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Thank you for bringing me this interview I love it when you do meaningful interviews Thanks

[@IvyProsper]

You're welcome.

[@jovialbaffour9923]

Yes best place to live , you look beautiful too

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Black history is a wonderful thing to be celebrated

[@kayjay8889]

Hello Ivy, I am so proud of you all what you are doing. This is what Africa needs. Keep up the good job

[@deecee5714]

Hi ivy I really enjoyed your video. Its helping with my confidence to do business there. Much thanks

[@4EverHome]

Keep up with the great work! Thanks for sharing

[@IvyProsper]

Thank you for watching and you're welcome.

[@akaimpkbrasil]

Thank you so much for this sharing!

[@cheendo7400]

Good job. Nice and positive video. Great job done.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

We love them we know that they are family members returning home

[@williewebbs2504]

Great video I love Ghana 🇬🇭

[@taaadaaa5256]

Great video Ivy keep inspiring the world Invest educate build Africa the Beautiful!

[@IvyProsper]

Thanks.

[@kwameaboagye940]

When you come to your own kingdom of Africa not only it will uplift you but reconnect you with your roots once again. Like Brother Malcolm said” in hating Africa, in hating Africans, then we end up hating ourselves”.

[@kaiashby4570]

We are not African Americans. We are Afrikans IN America!!! The AAAG organization is very difficult to contact. They do not respond to emails. I went to their website several times and left messages. I tried to join and pay the membership fee, but the site was inoperable for this transaction. I had planned a visit to Ghana during the Christmas/New Year holiday for the first time and have reached out to AAAG on many occasions, but to no avail. None the less, I had a great time in Ghana and am planning to repatriate and open a business the end of this year or early 2020 in Ghana. I understand most of the Afrikans in America have migrated to an area called Prampram and West Hills. I am excited about the upcoming community, Garvey Town, in Gasoa. They will be building a housing community, bank, schools, hospital, grocery store, mall, hotels, and a variety of businesses! Thank you Africa for the Africans!!!

[@jovialbaffour9923]

You are welcome brother, I think you need to contact them thru their telephone number, I live in Accra, I have friends AA also coming to Ghana, one is called Heru lives in Georgia. He wanna do business too, welcome you are blessed.

[@blessedAfrikan217]

Thank you for pointing that ish out. I just made a comment about that. We are Africans. Why are we attaching America to us as if we can't make up our mind

[@mediaiweb]

get a visa in america then when u get to ghana start the process it could be very easy then

[@wisenubianpolygynyseekerwh5456]

i wish to move my family to the motherland Asap!

[@bastetmt1447]

I just want to say thank you for being so professional. Your video are not only informative but Educational.The lady that was sitting while you interviewed her she said “ They Don’t film a peaceful election.They didn’t filmed when the past president lost the election and he went to court , and the court decision went against him and he stepped a side and allowed a peaceful transfer of power.They don’t film positive things on the Continent.This action Ghana /Ghanaian took is a monumental Kwame Nkrumah spirits is a lives and well.. I am so proud it is said that some Jamaicans were taken from Ghana 🇬🇭 , Ethiopia 🇪🇹 , The Congo 🇨🇬 🇨🇩 Making me extremely Proud to have a connection. Loads of love and respect to all Ghanaian, Congolese and Ethiopian

[@IvyProsper]

Thank you for your comment and for watching the video!🙏🏽😁

[@guchujeff3419]

More exposure of such events need to be done with the support of local media stations and not just in Ghana but all over Africa.

[@vS-vb4rg]

I notice you tube has a lot of commercials on these types of videos......but imma make my way to Africa somehow, someway.

[@Tchafa505]

What will be will be. God bless motherland

[@ColRusSer]

Well said. And you know the US media LOVES stories of tragedy; not so much peace. This is such a wonderful thing that is happening! As a South American, I’d have to hit up a good eight countries (including Mali, Africa, I might add) to touch “home”. Especially since I’m not even home, currently living in the US! Mr. Ababio is so polite and charming; classic African😊

[@XeroBritt]

I can't say that he US media loves stories of tragedy in Africa or not. If anything, Africa in general is not even considered relevant. One gets more reliable news from the BBC. I don't remember ever seeing story about Ghana in the news here, not even the kidnapped Canadian girls or the kidnapped girls from Takoradi..... Actually, I do remember the story about the gas station explosion a couple of years ago where 80 or so people were killed. That was horrible. As I recall, there were a lot of people trying to get out of the rain and flood water (due to the gutters being clogged with trash, of course).Years later and not much has changed. I do give President Akufo-Addo credit for making it a priority to clean up Accra. It will be a years-long project, however. In the mean time, people are still quite happy to toss their plastic bottles and other trash into the gutters and streams.

[@ColRusSer]

Xero Britt you are so right! Africa really is not relevant to the US; really, nothing is that does not benefit the corporations (notice I don’t say citizens), and yes, the BBC is a thousand times more on top of news of Africa. Now, with this horrific dis-administration, things like Al-Jazeera have disappeared from cable news and replaced with Russian news. Unsurprising. I live in the Bay Area which is better than many parts, but, in general, Americans are still pretty isolated and lack world culture (avoiding the word “ignorant” as I’m trying to be nice!)

[@leviisrael9896]

Tell that "WHITE " woman, that there was nothing "JOYFUL", in what her FOREPARENTS, did to ours; MOST HIGH'S JUDGEMENT ON THE HEATHENS, man !!!!!!

[@carstellamoore8863]

Justice will be served true isrealites are waking up go check out Stephen Darby

[@whoareyoutostopmefromtyping]

@kristof verbruggen Hers didnt ,so i guess it was your foreparents? I am fed up of seeing you pestilences every where melanated people are.

[@joycecooper498]

Hello Ivy. Looks like the program turned out great! Hope to come in May 2020

[@levihollister838]

Nice video, hope i can share it on my facebook page, i will give you credits

[@IvyProsper]

Feel free to share.

[@ofosuhemaaturkson47]

I am a Ghanian ,in ghana we have many tribes and races that live in harmony because we tend not to tolerate tribalism and racism. That's why every foreigner feels welcome in Ghana l know some of you may have experienced racism and would like to be racist please let's make Ghana neutral so Ghana won't change

[@graceopoku6871]

@@ofosuhemaaturkson47 Well done 👑God bless you daaaaaa 👏

[@ofosuhemaaturkson47]

Son of Nok IN GHANA ITS HUMAN FIRST ITS NOT GHANAIAN FIRST OR BLACK FIRST ITS FRERDOM AND JUSTICE FOR ALL IF IT WAS NOT BECAUSE OF THIS TRAIT WE WOULDNT BE OPENING OUR DOORS TO DIASPORAINS TO GIVE THEM AN OPTION OF MOVING OR STAYING IN A POLARISED COUNTRY LIKE YOURS TO A NON POLARISED COUNTRY LIKE OURS WHICH WE CHERISH HAVE YOU LISTENED TO YOURSELF I WONT JUDGE YOU I WILL LEAVE THE JUDGING TO GOD THIS IS GOING TO BE MY LAST COMMENT

[@lesleykramer7207]

@@ofosuhemaaturkson47 Not so. I've been to Ghana before, and they worship white people and fair skin. So wake up from your slumber and smell the coffee of White Supremacy. You may not call it that (or may not even be aware of it) - BUT it is there. We don't live in a color neutral world (even in Africa), and to pretend everyone is treated equal is to be disingenuous at best, and downright dangerous at worst.

[@graceopoku6871]

Thanks for the video 😍

[@littlegothgirl8869]

Can i just say this in the most respectful way that I possibly can..... Can we please just have the year of return and programs like this be a sacred space for black people? Some things we should be able to experience for ourselves without an audience and without bringing everyone else along, especially when it comes to remembering painful moments in our history.

[@1611-u9i]

This is very important, because Most African don't know what African Americans been Through...It's amazing...Most have no idea of the slave trade.. Movies like ROOTS,,, UNCLE TOM... Should be shown around that time...On my first trip to Ghana we took a Pastor who was born in Ghana to Cape Coast...He had no idea of the slave dungeon...He didn't believe...That was kept from them...So yes This forum is VERY IMPORTANT..

[@IvyProsper]

Thanks for your comment! Appreciate your thoughts. Very important things you said.

[@hawwaahmed772]

I don't understand do you believe that Africans that were not enslaved didn't suffer at the hands of invaders. We also suffered we lost so much we have never been able to recover. My people lost the ability to build homes, During the raining season their homes fall and sometimes lives are lost, but we look at the few structures they didn't destroy that have been standing for hundreds of years still standing, we can't even weave our own clothes any more you have to see children walking around half naked in the harmattan months. Even thou we used to be known for cotton plantations. You shouldn't down play our suffering we all suffered and some of us are still suffering unable to recover form that bleak moment in our history. And some idiots are talking about repatriation if any Ines to repatriate anything it should be the invaders.

[@mercyfrost288]

How do I get intourch with.An Afican..American? I just love them.you are us and we are you..love.ypu.all do much..WELLCOME BACK HOME.NO PLACE LIKE HOME..WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH.

[@bdnl4]

I am an African American I would love to visit Ghana

[@earl581]

I need to go there

[@michealbowen9364]

Ghana is best for us🇬🇭🇺🇸

[@felisjohn6539]

Ghana is not your home north Africa is your home but God has not released it yet from your enemies.

[@deborahawuah9789]

Awawaaatuu and special Akwaaba to our dear family and friends 👫

[@tapsirusaccoh67]

Your videos are amazing 😍👍

[@GREATDENNIS2010]

Home is home. Home is sweet. Wellcome.

[@missbritt288]

i wish i could go :( ....I need to get my paper passport for real ....

[@ebrimakamara9558]

Thanks my people

[@candycane9264]

I think it's great for my people African Americans getting involved in our real mother land

[@lifeinlife24]

Go bring yo silly golden brown ass back to the your so called motherland and see just how African you are 😂

[@coffeemuya618]

Africa is a home for black people no one will be discriminate here. No matter what the condition we have it's our home. Let's proud ourselves

[@leotv8303]

I have never met a black American in my life I'm From Kenya

[@bismarkadu8799]

Really ? You are kidding right ? They are everywhere in Ghana.😂😂😂

[@lifeinlife24]

@@bdnl4 Hello I’m African Spanish

[@letlovelead9485]

Great video

[@hodnsumedocin4046]

Very good initiative

[@ladyghana5603]

@ivey prosper how can i get in touch with this Organization on this video. i am a Diasporan coming to Ghana 🇬🇭

[@IvyProsper]

Hi, there's no 'e' in my name Ivy. The African American Association of Ghana can be contacted through their website: aaaghana.org/

[@gabbykeys1399]

The whole block Americans have taken ghana as the only home they got in Africa.. Well that's very good..keep it up...

[@Nice1EvenBetter]

Maybe you should watch other videos and stop tracing Ghana 🇬🇭 because I've seen other clips with AA's in Nigeria and rather promoting it as better options as equally as I've seen some videos in The Gambia 🇬🇲 and Kenya 🇰🇪 and I personally know others who prefer South Africa 🇿🇦

[@monchit3728]

@Billy Thorton Lol

[@vbiruk]

African -american has different mentality than Ghana people. Ghana people are more peaceful , mentally stable, cheerful . That is why african-americans MUST come back to african roots if they want peace in their souls . But they must not preach Ghanaian to admit more aggressive american behaviour . PEOPLE OF GHANA ! SAVE MENTAL HERITAGE, your sincerity, open mind . , Don't admit hidden aggression. greediness of the obronies .

[@kwameaboagye940]

The first time I went to Ghana was forty years ago. When I landed in Accra, I was meant to see Tarzan and our brothers and sisters starved and sleeping in the streets. Not only I didn’t see anything of that, but I knew it was the mythology of the West. In Accra, there were houses, hotels, schools, clinics, sports stadiums etc. I saw enough in Accra when I landed forty years ago. Apart from Accra, I have been Koforduia, Oda, Tafo and Kwahu.

[@IvyProsper]

Thanks for sharing your experience of your first trip.

[@attahbregette5425]

Beautiful

[@kojoman75]

MY SANKOFA; 1965 - 1976: In 1965 I left for Ghana with less than $300 in my pocket; to answer the call from Dr. Kwame Nkrumah to African-Americans, to come and help in the rebuilding of Africa. (Aka; FREEDOM FIGHTERS.) “Five (5) months after my arrival Nkrumah’s government was overthrown which was a heartbreakers to many and caused many changes of plans… And a moment of panic for some. As for me, I was adopted by an Ashanti-Paramount Chief, Nana kwaku Duah; Agogo-hene, (1966) and given the name “Kojo Acheampong.” and adoptive into one of his sub-chiefs clan, Nana Otteng, and spent the next eleven (11) years living in Ghana, often traveling to Togo and the Ivory Coast to market my jewelry. I earned a living by learning and making jewelry of traditional designs which I carved from cow-horns and ivory (a skill I was taught by traditional craftsmanship) after immersing myself in the customs culture. On my return to the United States in 1976, I was able to contribute to the growing interest in African art and culture. Now in my senior years (86+) and on the suggestion (& insistence) of my adopted family, I’ve decide to take them up on their; “Uncle; you should come back to Ghana and enjoy with us, that which you’ve enable us make possible. “ IT WAS A BORN AGAIN EXPERIENCE.” Details here: www.amazon.com/Curtis-James-Morrow/e/B074TWSKKW?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_3&qid=1566355782&sr=1-3 See Online-Gallery here: mysankofa2012.artspan.com

[@lilleeon]

Hi ! I would like to reach out to you about moving to Ghana or some country in africa . How is you life ?

[@shatimar9069]

THANK YOUUU FOR THIS VIDEO ITS 2020 AND IM PLANNING FROM AMERICA #SHATIMAR FROM #FOODNETWORK. I SUBSCRIBED

[@ancientinfo1935]

Returning back to Africa is not a time for us to be hosting these Pale faces and serving them free meals. Its a time for to connect as black people. One Love

[@lifeinlife24]

Racist

[@ancientinfo1935]

@@lifeinlife24 Thankyou

[@lifeinlife24]

@@ancientinfo1935 welcome😊

[@nickyapenahier9214]

How can i attend any of the activities

[@augustineaboateng2858]

I'm in America, how do I join the association, do you have a representative in America?

[@IvyProsper]

This is a link to the contact page on their website: aaaghana.org/contact.php

[@jonesagyei1384]

Fantastic work Ivy

[@ericb.1902]

If this is about Africans and African-Americans coming together why allow these colonizers to come to these events and when I say colonizers I mean Europeans AKA Whites?

[@thebridge5483]

Right but as you know our history in America the USA 🇺🇸 will be keeping tabs on us as we move back to the continent they fear revenge all those white people are there to monitor trust me

[@jacksondavis1139]

Can't we just get along? Please, allow them to be observers for after all they had invented somethings that you love to use.

[@thebridge5483]

jackson davis get along? Africans have been trying to get along with non Africans for the past 500 years it’s clearly not us who don’t want to get along, the moment they stop hating and trying to oppress the african people wherever we are located the world will be a happier place

[@jacksondavis1139]

@@thebridge5483 We should judge people according to the content of their character and not the content of their skin. In other words not every white people on this earth hate black people. I understand your point of view but let the past go and instead look forward to resolve our differences.

[@thebridge5483]

jackson davis it’s not that we are not letting the past go but rather we are using history to keep our people from being victim as we have been for centuries. It’s natural for Africans to be welcoming to everyone, but we get rewarded with the invasions of Egypt, the fall of khemit, trans-Sahara slave trade, transatlantic slave trade, colonialism, Jim Crow, segregation, apartheid, the breed out of black in Brazil, neocolonialism, etc my point is our people have been suffering at the hand of non Africans for a very long time and if you analyze why you will see it’s because we always welcome outsiders, black lives matter we are not animals I will stand our people being treated as doormats.

[@alonalove3118]

Wait a minute did the association do promotion so the locals would be present and equally imvolved after all it is there land. I did not see akua,ama,asantwah,kofi, Kwesi etc present .... BOGUS

[@michealbowen9364]

Gotta go to Ghana and invest

[@idrishudu]

Nice one

[@joventmushwaimi3681]

Nice

[@tzunammi]

Rabbi Kohain is the voice of the Diaspora ...

[@HealthyLiving212]

Year of return, are you kidding me? Black Américains have been coming to Africa for a long time, not just Ghana but other part of the continent. But because so much negative images is shown through out the world, lots of people in the diaspora are still sceptic

[@IvyProsper]

'Year of Return' doesn't mean people in the diaspora have not been coming before. Year of Return is the full year 2019 marking 400 years since the first documented ship of enslaved Africans arrived in Jamestown, Virginia. The Ghana government declared recognizing this year to celebrate the resilience of blacks in the diaspora and let them know they are welcome to return to their roots.

[@TheOriginalC.H.]

@King Attah Wallaaii- you're absolutely correct. Us of the Diaspora have been visiting/returning to the Continent for decades. Their probably would've been many more to have returned if it were not for the propoganda that has been pushed out over the years. Thankfully, many of us are waking up, doing our due diligence to see for ourselves the truth about the Continent and hopefully many more will consider if not pursuit re-connecting with our history and culture in the Continent.

[@samuelramzie9127]

2020 we just need our mothers the women in power politically to be free and unite and end money poverty in Ghana... Power to our mothers party 2020 that campaign is on

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

Good association to exist

[@maameboa254]

Very true they always film the bad stuff but ghana have great stuff they don’t say peaceful, happiness, great socialization, great food, great sense of humor. Etc,etc etc. every country have positive and negative side but in all Ghana is a blessed country. There’s no place like Africa especially Ghana. We’re all making plans to come home for good. Tired of living in this stressful and unhappy country.. 🇺🇸

[@CWins-kf3fw]

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[@isiahmatthews]

I would love to be there with my people I don't feel welcome in America the American system will never change for good for the black man here in America

[@idrishudu]

Good people

[@alonalove3118]

I am .perplexed that the African American's living in Ghana have said nothing abt the #fixthecountry movement taken place in GHANA NOW

[@alonalove3118]

Ivy if ur gonna provide assistance than do so but to charge is a bit to much

[@judahbenisrael313]

The condition of blacks/hebrews in South America is dire .especially in Brazil,Argentina,Colombia .brazil alone have over 100 million blacks .we need to reach out to them and look out for them

[@lifeinlife24]

Not going to happen. Most South American blacks are poor. Africans only want to use Black Americans.

[@akorfaaisha7562]

❤❤💕💕💕💕💕👌👌👌

[@Towoawawabo8]

Although my culture is about Benin and Togo, our music is all about Benin and Togo because I am From Ayiti, but not in a million years I'll ever move to Nigeria. They are losing themselves. Too Americans and they admired the Europeans to me. By the way, we don't need to go there to teach Ghanaians about African Americans culture, but we need to go there to learn about our culture. We got nothing to teach them, we the one that lost our roots, we need them to teach us.

[@martinsmith2258]

AWAWA BO not exactly. We african Americans can teach them about the unique culture we’ve made despite being stripped of most of our original cultures. We have hundreds of years of music to bring them(blues,jazz,r&b) and dances. We have foods that are cooked specifically to the Afro American cuisine. Languages,creoles that were shaped by west African languages that STILL exist in certain parts of the US today. We ALL can learn so much from each other💪🏾🤞🏾

[@narrowway9537]

The year of return lacks something. Change the 90 day visa for people and make it indefinite for people who want to stay.

[@IvyProsper]

Ghana Immigration is who you should express your concern to. Year of Return doesn't handle immigration decisions.

[@BonsuBigWhale]

You should review Ghana' "right of abode". There is a process already in place that addresses this issue.