African American Woman Begs African Americans To Stop Moving To Ghana| Ep. 63

In this REPAT podcast episode, we discuss an African American woman's perspective on the topic of African American migration to Ghana. She begs African Americans to stop moving to Ghana and explains why she believes they should work towards creating change in the United States instead. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on the pros and cons of this migration trend. Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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[@Kenganda]

DJ Maintain recently had a birthday Last Saturday...He is 88 years old! THANKS FOR The THANK YOU!

[@africanglobalnomad]

😂😂😂😂

[@tvs9978]

He looks hella good for an 88-year old!! We see you grandpa.😁 Happy belated

[@tateymusic]

🤣🤣🤣...

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Happy belated birthday grandpa DJ Maintain

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

African peoples we are our own enemies, why too much of envy and jealousy about Ghana all the time, it won't help your channel and it is a disgrace to make your video, stop this nonsense and think about your country, Ghana is soo safe than your country, Ghana is number 2 peaceful country in the whole Africa, Soo Africa American's need a safer place to live, not a beautiful or dangerous place to live, soo stop envy and jealousy and think about your country not Ghana, shameful peoples, wicked black souls

[@paintsildesmond8495]

Ghanaians are not complaining about the heavy presence of African American. Ghanaians are complaining about the mismanagement of the Ghanaian economy by the managers of the economy. Don't twist the issue. Ghana has always been expensive long before African Americans decided to move to Ghana.

[@africaine4889]

Exactly

[@ghana-music]

Accra is expensive, just like London is expensive or New York. Ghana 🇬🇭 is the place to be even if u don’t move permanently

[@JasonusTillery]

😂😂 I don’t agree with her. She’s lost

[@israel4reel787]

Don’t worry when our Big Brother Christ returns he getting back our lands that was Stolen from us by all of these wicked Nations, now let’s see you answer this.

[@michaelfaraday8391]

She’s a poor factory worker who struggles to pay her rent .

[@cytkl]

Living among your own can never be compared to Living among you enemies. If its not working you are the Problem. Humility is a virtue

[@zyruemusic]

BAM!!!!✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@antoniotula262]

Sometimes your own are your enemy.

[@zyruemusic]

@@antoniotula262 NOT IF U CHOOSE UP ON CHAMPIONS!!!

[@antoniotula262]

@@zyruemusic What does that mean?...

[@zyruemusic]

@@antoniotula262 GET COOL WIT GOD ALMIGHTY AND HE WILL LEAD U TO THEM

[@ThatDude330]

O'Shay is a living example that African Americans can make it big anywhere. Regardless of the circumstances. Go where you are treated best. Earn where you can make the most. Stay focused.

[@SwimLoc]

Right !

[@docwoc7903]

💯

[@OdopaTruelove]

Very true!!

[@barbaraburns8014]

Stop taking money from the western world.

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

Great message! Go where you are treated the best.❤❤❤

[@tjc2824]

Ghana 🇬🇭 I'm a decendant in the diaspora!! I love the home of my ancestors ❤ I love my heritage!! I love Ghana 🇬🇭!! Africa is home! She talks about Black spending the Black dollar only stays in our community for 6 hours! We bring in 1.4 Trillion a year and we waste it! We need to marry that money to the continent! America and the UK were never made for us!

[@asitis7624]

So put your passport down, and take on Ghana .

[@musical_lolu4811]

@As it is exactly. Also learn the language(s). This is my biggest problem with repatriates, they hardly even try. Also, they seem to favour anglophone countries.

[@CraigTilfordJr]

@@musical_lolu4811 Well, they're from Anglophone countries

[@firsteyebeats2617]

WHAT DO YOU MEAN "US"?? MY ANCESTORS MADE AMERICA GREAT!! YOU ARE NOT ONE OF US!!!

[@musical_lolu4811]

@@CraigTilfordJr really? So the indigenes of the Ivory, Gold and Slave Coasts along the Bight of Benin where slaves were sold off, as well as the hinterland, all spoke English? How about in all the West African colonies that emerged from there after 1884? Do better.

[@Daron7181]

“We win in spite of where we live, not because of where we live.” I couldn’t agree more.

[@adriennethompson3382]

Please explain; I don’t get it.

[@ekofoyurittyt6629]

90% are not winning in the hood

[@raylin5905]

@Ekofo Yuri Ttyt where do you get your stats from? Less than 20% of FBAs are in poverty, which is the lowest poverty rate in the world for black people compared to Africa the Caribbean etc

[@africaine4889]

​@@adriennethompson3382 even me who do not speak english that good underetood

[@adriennethompson3382]

@@africaine4889 are you trying to help me understand? If not, it’s cool. I’ll get it eventually.

[@elvdell5582]

Here is the rub. Even those that are doing well, still live in that fear and stress of it being taken away, or you being treated a certain way despite your achievements. I think he said it right when he said the west will 'always' let you know. What everyone was saying makes sense. As Oshay said, it takes planning, it takes strategy, and as a community we really need to get better at it. This was an extremely educational and entertaining podcast. Consider me subscribed.

[@billymaepa4576]

THIS CHANNEL SHOULD HAVE 500K SUBSCRIBERS BY NOW SURELY COME ON PEOPLE THIS PODCAST MATTERS

[@hazeb372]

Your right...i have just subscribed 😊

[@webelonginafrica44]

Don’t forget mine also. Spread the love lol 😅

[@guineverejackson1201]

The YT algorithms are against that's why they have not yet reached their goals. This is an excellent example of the West being against our growth

[@ManofExcellence]

When I hear these conversations I’m compelled to elevate my thinking. I appreciate how direct and empathetic the evaluation of how impactful we are not only to each other but to the world.

[@BreezeMarc]

Well spoken!

[@florigian5379]

Our separation was planned, propagated and maintained. Now, that with enough diligence and fortune, we can be wherever we want to be, we need to plan, propagate and maintain wherever we go.

[@infronttv4271]

African American moving to Ghana is something spiritual, something meant to happen. Ghana is ready for Africa Americans , Caribbeans. A sead was planted many years ago by the Pan-Africanists and we are seeing the results right now. Let's unite as Africans mentally and physically as well.

[@ramzrover2607]

Bro that shit fake, they just want our money , where is our land

[@kiradaz]

Speak for yourself. Most Caribbean people will not move to Africa. They were taught slavery from about 11 years old in the school curriculum. They know that the white men started it. They know that the black men knew the jungle terrain and helped in the capturing and selling of millions of their own people. Smh! So they not running to settle in Africa! They may not have the riches that some do on the continent. But neither do they have desperate poverty! They have constant electricity. No blackouts! Water inside their homes, Internet all the time and are surrounded by black people!

[@AC-kl8gi]

@@ramzrover2607 So true and they steal money from Americans, charging higher prices for goods and services.

[@Tiger-zp8eq]

It’s unfair to blame the diaspora for increasing prices. Way more Europeans come to Africa (and always have been) and spend far more than the average diasporan. Folks said nothing when Europeans were distorting the economy.

[@JerryC423]

Their presence was so loved they won't complain.

[@JohnDoe-ud9ur]

why's it unfair? all foreigners contribute to increasing prices. in the countries that have foriegners moving in en-masse, trust me, they complain

[@caribdoll1800]

Oh please! It’s the same way you all complain about black immigrants coming to America! Get over it!

[@Tiger-zp8eq]

@@caribdoll1800 stop being an anti-Black coon. The diaspora isn’t only Black Americans. You do know that others are moving too.

[@tonyamd9800]

​@@caribdoll1800 It's how many black Americans living in Africa? It's four million Africans living in America. It's not even twenty thousand black Americans living in Africa. HUGE DIFFERENCE.

[@millicentgyimah6749]

African Americans must live where the spirit moves them. Africa is a vast continent and they can choose where they want to visit or live. Not necessarily Ghana the most peaceful country. You all have a choice to make and not tarnish the image of Ghana. I'm Ghanaian and lives in Britain by choice and very Happy.❤😂😂 in the beginning it was tough but now I'm very happy. Settling in a foreign country is not easy but persistent pays.

[@nicholasboateng4422]

Bless you Milli

[@marthavineyard6959]

You can't really get comfortable here in the West. Too much looking over your shoulder and running on a treadmill.

[@TruthSeeker30_]

Invest in real estate for residual income. Learn a skill that you can work international!🙏🏾

[@BlackMist123]

​@Dil I'm trying to look into that. Any pointers of my first steps?

[@cytkl]

Exactly 💯

[@two3casualties655]

Hvac technician. I’m about to graduate and move abroad.

[@BlackMist123]

@@two3casualties655 I'm doing the same but for an electrician. Don't you have to be sort of a salesman for HVAC?

[@goddessgoddess6790]

I love intelligent conversations and enjoyed this panel as like a sponge just soaked up and left dripping 😍 Food for the brain and thoughts. Thank you kindly 😊🙏🏾💙🙏🏾💙🌹

[@CYR1977]

Great Show. Dj Maitain dropping bars." .....in spite of the place we still making it"

[@niikoney4723]

The Diaspora coming to Africa is more than just a move to a new place, it is emotional, spiritual and a historical journey, and the business aspect is just a minor issue. Remember this returned is also biblical and more. My joy is America can no longer tell us go back to Africa, because we have started going back and it's a good feeling. Amen

[@verbalvenom2677]

Respect to all of the people on the panel. You are all using your experiences, intelligence, and resources to function as a collective. Ideally, this can be a bridge building movement that aligns and empowers native Africans and African Americans to unite. Alone, lets face it, we are getting wiped out.

[@leodisconleyjr9475]

I believe that finding a better way, and place to live and thrive is good. So traveling internationally is good for all ADIOS to view all countries and participate in those cultures. I think the big thing for those who misunderstands others who may want to move to the continent of Africa. When your entire families resides in your home country It can be frightening to be away from them for long periods of time. Always do what works for yourself and your families

[@RaMahUganda]

That's where Region 6 comes to play

[@ssimulacron6722]

(2:08) "Losing our Section 8" That's a sad level to shoot for

[@lydiakapten]

🎤

[@gilbertbwerere]

Oshay dukes , You are quite a smart and detailed oriented ,thanks a lot for your channel & free educative information , God bless you ..

[@ronnieterrell7798]

You guys are like finding your favorite artist before every gets to know them. I greatly enjoy the information and hope to work with the team some day!

[@Kenganda]

Thanks brother where are u from?

[@ronnieterrell7798]

@@Kenganda Chicago, but I live in Michigan (Flint - Detroit since the water crisis)... Family moved to Texas, so there in Summers and Holidays 🙌I'll have my family in the Pearl of Africa soon though! Been sending them your videos🙌

[@Kenganda]

@@ronnieterrell7798 thank you so much my brother !

[@arnellwyatt114]

I like the Kenganda conversations Oshay, keep them going brother.

[@anthonywilliams9415]

Same

[@karenkane2922]

Africa is so huge we can make it better than the west because God bless her with everything. GOD ALMIGHTY bless us with so many blessings,we have everything spiritually ,mentally and physically and don't forget how happy and contented even if it is small or big we give gratitude.

[@bigisma-il5927]

Advice to AA's who are trying to invest in Africa, Africa first of all is the place to invest in right now and everyone investing is getting first mover advantage and with that being said, AA's should use the Indian model. They can pool resources, collect enough money and invest in Banking, Agro-processing Tourism all these have a huge potential. Uganda Forexample gives 10yrs tax holidays to investor. Investing in Africa will give you more dividends than investing in the stock market.

[@theadventurekidz-scienceho843]

We don’t do that here in America. We are very divided and individualistic.

[@bigisma-il5927]

@@theadventurekidz-scienceho843 something is gotta change, the hack is working as a team not in silos

[@realdeal8303]

Exactly the NIGHAS aren't agreeing with the blacks here in America our women are the most 😤....and we don't care about a CIVILIZATIONS or expansion the AA are a consumer people were like roaches waiting for crumbs to hit the floor the African American just want some chains a big house 🏠 and some yte people as long as we can wear their clothes ..eat their food ..drink the spirits to survive on were ok only a few want to go back and don't know what a tribe is or traditions and culture were fkd

[@TJ-th9hw]

Great conversation all around. No matter what we accomplished in the West, we must find a way to duplicate that success in Africa. Thanks

[@Nogo844]

❤ I a loving this podcast! It's tackling real talk. It's refreshing to hear different perspectives. I wondered what happened to Kenganda😊 nice to see you are still there. Keep up the good work and keep laughing 🎉🎉

[@ange6alexandra527]

I think is about time we have a broad mindset about this conversations cause it really doesn't matter where you live, its about management and believing in yourself that you can thrive and make impacts, regardless of where you live, the earth is a bigger place and will accommodate all of us.

[@amornesta9265]

You dont know what you talking about the Ghana government is building roads , schools , 115 new hospitals and factories in rural areas . You ppl think Ghana is only Accra

[@Bohemianbiker1k]

I've been talking with my significant other about leaving the U.S. it's not worth it anymore

[@cjgmc1]

I will never give up my basic necessities to move to a country that provides part-time services. I love my very long baths and showers, in my clean home. I love my 24 hour, 7 days a week electricity. I love to walk out of my home at any time of the day or night to open stores with quality fresh food, straight from the farms. I love having access to 24-hour transportation. I love living in my lean community. I love not having to pay bribes for everything. I love being around people with similar mindsets. I refuse to live around poverty. It is very heart wrenching. Those folks who have issues living in the West should go to Africa or wherever one wishes. If you accept sub-standard ways of living in Africa, then perhaps you've lived that way in America. I am a world traveler, and I will not leave America just because people say I should move to Africa. There are many countries that people can move to. Why move at all? I have no issues living in America. I was brought up in a two-parent household, had a great foundation, loving and close-knitted family. Why would I give that up to move to Africa or anyplace else? America is my home, the only one that I know.

[@willieterrell1618]

I really enjoyed oshays talking points at minute 8:30 thru 12:20....i live in america and i see europeans come here and work with their american brothers to build for themselves a better tomorrow.

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

And it's not just black Americans is black Europeans black Africans black Jamaicans Asians all type of other black people we keep hearing about Black Americans this black Americans that they're not the only people in the world..

[@tonyamd9800]

The reason they do that is because they keep talking about black Americans spending power. It's all about the money. They need to look at everybody else's spending power as well.

[@JourneyToJannahTube]

​@@tonyamd9800 the euro is worth more I thought

[@williamsmith3331]

The US is great economically! But it is culturally, spiritually, and morally draining. Living here weighs heavily on your mental state.

[@Ntegritty]

That's what I been saying to myself for a while now. I don't think it's the best place to raise my family I at least want to give them some options

[@williamsmith3331]

@@Ntegritty I have my kids in soccer instead of American football. We are planning to move to South America. I just started studying Spanish. I am also pursuing a career change in it to enhance remote work potential. I feel like I'm living in Babylon here. The amount of hate, anger, and envy that people live with here is disturbing.

[@Ntegritty]

@@williamsmith3331 Yup America feels like a sinking ship to be honest. My sister went on a trip to Belize she was telling me how nice South America is.

[@teddydavis2339]

She is uneducated, and she is dead wrong. Honestly, if we worked together like other communities do, we would not want to leave. The West may not be made for us, but it doesn't mean that we can't thrive. Personally, I love the US, and I know that the possibilities are endless. I don't believe that there is anything that African Americans can do in Portugal that they can't do in the US. In fact, we can do much more here than in Portugal. It really depends on your state of mind. I would rather see African Americans move to Africa than to more to Europe. We are addicted to supporting and adding to white wealth. We've been making Europe and her colonies rich for the past 500 years. Now, it's time to give Africa a chance. Notice she has no problem with all the African Americans who are moving to Portugal.

[@tacorawells5582]

I'm staying right here in the Americas.. I'm from here ,my family been here since the beginning of time. Can't go back to a place you didn't come from. But traveling is always great. ❤ no one is holding us back but ourselves. We got this. 😊

[@louballa142]

No thanks.... I'd rather be in barbados, jamaica puerto rico where its beautiful at..

[@louballa142]

@@bezii558 bro where are you even from?

[@louballa142]

@@bezii558 like whose we?? What state are you even from?

[@louballa142]

@@bezii558 and be my guest go live in a country where the police pull you over and ask you for money 😂

[@bezii558]

@@louballa142 1. Mind yo business shorty 2. The countries yu named are beautiful countries. You’ll find the same problems there as well.

[@pambanks671]

I'm in America and would love to be part of a dual citizenship from Los Angeles California 👊🏿💯

[@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegend]

How about befriending few Africans in LA to get acquainted before making your leap to African continent. I noticed that many of y'all in the States has yet to do that until when it is beneficial

[@6feet6figures]

@@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegendAfricans in the states tend to be azzholes and look down on blacks in America it’s not that easy

[@randychris2249]

@@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegend I noticed that as well

[@Tiger-zp8eq]

@@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegend you know nothing about this woman or her friendship circle. Interesting how you made a negative assumption about her and other Black Americans. How many African immigrants are befriending BAs in the US? It goes both ways.

[@nynurse29]

​​@@Tiger-zp8eq exactly they all trying to put us under the same umbrella like we are all clueless and uneducated about doing our research to learn about the region and culture. That's xenophobia they are projecting

[@MrDee001]

Struggling areas normally have a struggle mindset that prevents a majority of people from changing they way they move. I speak as a successful middle-class earner that provide training services for IT careers nearly for free. The cost is normally time, but I find most people with nothing refuse to take advantage of my services. Meanwhile, I'm networking with up and coming near millionaires.

[@khaleeqkaashif9348]

African Peoples quality of Life is not dependent upon where We Live but how financially intelligently We live.....💯💯

[@phuckpootube6231]

With 54 corrupt leaders in charge of Africa. You are doomed.

[@skyline8222]

strongly disagree. Financial intelligence does matter though

[@khaleeqkaashif9348]

@SkyLine You seem to misunderstand what is the meaning and significance of the term "financial intelligence"....a the basis of African subservient position is soft currency which is indicative of gross financial ignorance.....which result is realized by so-called indebtedness to foreign interests.....💯💯💯

[@phuckpootube6231]

@@khaleeqkaashif9348 Well done on the word salad, did you toss it yourself?

[@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198]

I love this podcast. On point, every culture does it everyday. So do I, I love Jamaica 🇯🇲 😏 and I want to have dual citizenship as well.....Oshay is on point.

[@Kenganda]

Thank u my sister

[@laclutchurbnturbn]

Loved this podcast! I love to see the beautiful men and women with opinions.

[@docwoc7903]

I am really enjoying you young people. The perspectives are so real and refreshing. I’m moving to SA🇿🇦next month❤. As an AA that can live/work anywhere ($$), I have been accepted in SA like nowhere else I’ve lived or visited. I will NEVER visit Uganda (🏳️‍🌈😢), but have traveled Africa extensively😊. I love the continent and am so excited to make the move🙏🏾😃

[@kissphamous5451]

I love Ghana 🇬🇭 soo much 😭 💓

[@kdboateng5843]

She is making a point but there's difference between confortable and freedom

[@isaacokyere8271]

You are in Uganda, so why are you using Ghana as your content

[@musical_lolu4811]

What?

[@jjdieselcowboytraveler79sm71]

Salute to my brothers on the show and chat. Greetings to my cute lovely sisters on the show. Hi to my sisters in the chat. This was very refreshing to watch. I enjoyed the show. Good vibes 😌

[@Taylordessalines]

The “its just the way the world is…” is where I find us to be severely shortsighted. We lack an analysis that pushes us to try to create a new way of doing business.

[@donred1693]

Black Americans are not leaving America do to a lack of jobs, a lack of education, a lack of opportunity, or because of a lack of food medical or because of bad housing or goverment assistance. Black people are leaving the United States of America DO TO other Black Americans who do not want to pull it all together, who do not want to unite collectively to save our own asses. Black Americans are leaving because Black American has been infiltrated with ill culture, immorality, slackness, and everyone seeking to be an individual floating around doing their own thing. Black Americans are leaving because outside of the Nation of Islam there is no unity, regulation principles or order inside the culture, so instead their running to Africa hoping to find a group of Black African people to attach themselves and their family to a people that have a destiny, instead of running around in circles like our heads have been cut off looking for the mountain top. That why Blacks are leaving because they're tired of being attached to fools on a mission for self-destruction

[@Ntegritty]

That's a big reason why. Personally I want to be able to provide my kids/family with options. As a black person I also don't think America is the best place to build generational wealth.

[@williamhanson4154]

One thing you people are not talking about or probably you don't know about is that before the Ghanaian government announced to give citizenship to other blacks, the Ghanaian population outside the country were bringing in $2.5 billion yearly . Ghana has a well educated people all over the world.

[@mobilemovingsolo]

I love the work u all are doing. Big ups to Oshay!! 💪🏿❤️

[@Fahima90]

Because of the very problems she stated -- those's are the very reasons why people want to get away from those issues.

[@Realist13]

Important to focus and what works best for you and your family not what every else thinks.

[@kojomensah7474]

The local people needs to seek to grow what they can on any little land that they may have around them to offset the prices that they are been changed

[@byronmcgee4118]

We must not INFECT Africa with our American based conditioning. We must leave the toxic aspects of our AA culture behind. I love Ghana and have been many times.

[@milleynemiller9126]

This 💯

[@uduvudoo3083]

Please say it again louder! We as Africans can & should do better at being understanding, but PLEASE, AA family, LEAVE the Western expectations, stereotypes, assumptions & conditioning on the plane & get ready to learn, unlearn & share. We have different pieces of the story. Let's share & protect Mama.

[@bernardappiah3074]

Things has always been expensive in Ghana not becos Americans r here. Inflation

[@patrickwelbeck8719]

Black Should stay in America and fight for their own lands. We fought for ours and so they should do the same instead of running away from the American colonizers.

[@atum6]

I agree 💯

[@ndureone999]

New subscriber eyeing from mama Africa 🤗🤗

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

You're welcome here I'm from Ghana 🇬🇭 where you from ?

[@peoplesarmyafricanchild7133]

If u don’t like Ghana 🇬🇭 go elsewhere 👁people are just people 👁don’t forget each one teach one 👁

[@dona_grace]

21:58 Very intelligent group, great conversation

[@amadinho7546]

As a new subscriber i just want to point out that the video you react to in the beginning point of corrections the African Americans were spending huge amount of money in Asia and Europe for vacation, now they are spending it in the mother land now people have problem with it, this is very sad.

[@Andrew-gq2ot]

Caribbean Nations are sovereign and run by Black People. What does that have to do with how the West is set up? Those Nation's leaders have failed to diversify their economics and how many Islanders once they become successful in the West actually go back to help develope those Islands? And the same applies to the Africans living in the West. Blk Americans should be focused on doing what we need to do in America first then travel abroad. There are many blk expats in Central America setting up businesses and developing land with Blks there, but they don't have no channels trying to scare other Blks there. They're quietly handling their business. The problem is those Nations economies haven't expanded beyond tourism and Agricultural products.

[@diaprojectdiss2142]

I don't think black Americans would run their own country any better than most countries in the West Indies.

[@iamlight5593]

Black Americans can't focus on anything in America they own nothing despite the fact some make alot of money they don't print the money they don't control them government they don't make the rules. Until they control America that's not even on the table. They can actually own land you can actually farm there is better quality soil, food etc they can actually start businesses easier they have better quality of life more longevity. There is so much more benifits to living in africa.

[@caribdoll1800]

Leave us Caribbeans out y’all mess! Caribbeans been living & working with Africans for centuries just fine!

[@jalexiaofori4455]

Carribeans have a sovereign head her majesty the Queen. Only Carribean island that independent are bajans .

[@Andrew-gq2ot]

​@@diaprojectdiss2142 They ran Liberia successfully before 1980s coup by Samuel K Doe who ran Liberia into the ground with tribalism civil wars and theft. Liberia was a success story in West Africa it played a role in the development of the then OAU and in the United Nations---

[@virgirma1328_PhD_scholar]

So sad!brothers and sisters from America,You are our people!feel free to come back to Africa!We love you and you can thrive here and in America !The opportunities are endless !

[@irishouston4103]

Thank you. When you’re despised and under attack for so long, it gets tough trying to decipher the right way.

[@virgirma1328_PhD_scholar]

@@irishouston4103 Stay strong and believe that most of us feel for you and are proud of your resilience.I wish I could welcome all of you back in my country .

[@irishouston4103]

@@virgirma1328_PhD_scholar Bless up I am thankful. As an Africana Women’s scholar and legal researcher, I over stand the hatred, self-hatred and venom coming from our colonized brethren. My heart breaks for my people and myself, those descendants of the Maafa, the so-called Black man and woman in America I applaud your resilience, your brilliance and your resistance. The transatlantic slave trade and that post traumatic slave syndrome that my own kidnapped descendants and people suffer from to date no one but us would understand. To feel it is to know it. Only The Most High knows the sheer wickedness and torment endured by His people. Hell, I even overstand the sheer desperation and greed of the capitalist that sold and stole us, our birthright, land, culture, humanity and everything to date because it continues, they can’t even help themselves at this point they have made their bed for the hellfire. They do not care, they have no conscience but God knows best and truly has the last and final say in all things. I can only say that atonement and repentance is the only way out of this hell, don’t let pride, ego, greed and arrogance be that coal that continues to light that fire that awaits all of us that refuse to humble ourselves and turn from our own wicked ways. Don’t be fooled by the shaitan and his minions they have a job to do and so do we! Get up stand up for your rights in the words of the mighty Bob Marley. The demon that snuffed him out just professed on his deathbed what he did to our brother. None of us can escape Allah.

[@janejackson-vv4rf]

I'm an African-American woman I'm poor I can't afford to leave and it hurts that we are still slaves and watching so many black people free themselves. I wish I can go but you still need an education in money

[@africanglobalnomad]

20 or 40k she’s talking about (I detect a foreign accent too) can’t stop gentrification in the USA 🇺🇸 though. Most black immigrants in Africa including native Africans returning from overseas are not millionaires in $$ which you require to make an impact in the USA 🇺🇸. Also Africa - there’s contraction going on not gentrification 😂 and it needs to happen as the continent is in dire need of everything. I hope she gets to listen to the podcast here and learn something. Thanks to the panel.

[@APOLO-oq3ce]

Do we all of us have to be wealth to define our existence on this planet,?. Iam very comfortable where iam at this stage of the game

[@waynebanks5325]

The brother from California is right on point 👉 so i,will subscribe 👍 many blessings to all of the panel. Shalom 🇰🇪

[@orangeandslinky]

I think the plea for Africans to not bring any of the hood talk and gangster ways to Africa is understandable. The difference between Osha and the other 3 people is drastically different. The hood life in America is something no African would want to happen in their Country.

[@Davencie]

And most of our culture was born out of the poor sides of America… so it’s no point in wanting AAs but leaving out the slums part. Because a lot of us fit into that category

[@Davencie]

And most of our culture was born out of the poor sides of America… so it’s no point in wanting AAs but leaving out the slums part. Because a lot of us fit into that category

[@orangeandslinky]

@@Davencie The evidence of hood, crime, language, and how the free money is spent does show there is never going to be a change in Afro American culture. Other races thought (and some still do) you want to change your culture. You don't, so other races should just get as far away from you as possible for safety sake. "AK Nation News" keeps telling Gliders there is no hope what so ever for the Sun community. AK News says quote" Violence is not only fun for sunpeople , it is there currency." AK Nation News is a youtuber. Go see if you agree with him.

[@Morgue12free]

@@Davencie I don't think most of your culture. The recent youth culture sure, but AA traditions goes deeper than segregation.

[@jaealexandria5357]

Love this! Thanks for sharing.

[@ewardprince4342]

One day a time will come when all Black people in the world began to realize who they are and what they are , then began to take their rightful place in the world , Home is where the soul belong .

[@Fordie47]

We are a divided and conquered people. Tragically, we still allow the history of our enslavement to keep us divided as Africans and people of African descent. We argue back and forth against one another, yet do not hold the descendants of our oppressors accountable for our confused plight. We have neglected to continue our pan-Africanist struggle. We have lost our leadership and we have lost hope for our unity as Africans and people of African descent. We have lost our way! 🖤

[@sano1062]

You didn't answer the mail. Why are you willing to invest in Ghana and so unwilling to support your own people in the US?

[@africanglobalnomad]

Because the investment in Africa goes a long way and you don’t have to deal with skin tone issues among other great reasons.

[@bobjones8949]

Because a good deal of the black population in the US wants another Savior. This mentality of sitting on your tail and expecting others to do all the work is done.

[@alexandermathews9710]

putting your money in the black community is like putting water in a colander. the black communities job is to redistribute that money back into white wealthy families

[@Tiger-zp8eq]

@@bobjones8949 You can’t be serious. Africa loves a white savior. Black Americans don’t.

[@rougarice254]

Bro I need to be apart of this conversation...1 thing tht ppl need to kno about the western ways of rule is commodity can not dictate how commodity wrk..blk Americans are not of the ppl but are of trade ..

[@jamesjones9250]

I must say how glad this makes me feel, to hear us having these discussions is refreshing to me as an African American. It bespeaks of hope; a visual hope that has the potential for actuality. I'm glad for my people.

[@moochilinibailey4419]

Is pretty simple is africa is strong den it will trickle to everyone of diaspora. Knowing u got economic backup, imagine just a few countries in africa becoming a superpower

[@user-xf2zh8cu9w]

Love you queen from Miami beach Florida real talk Africa for African

[@martinzelaya2927]

She said African Americans were losing their section 8, that's public assistance. The woman is advocating for black poverty. Just as their are people who want to be self reliant and successful, there are those who are happy as they are. They may never openly admit it but actions speak loudest.

[@michellehawkins1390]

Right lol when she said section 8 I immediately rolled my eyes.

[@nujaz]

My first experience with Africans was at my HBCU in 1986 in Tennessee… they were, condescending and out right hateful to the African American students at the university. Their contempt was overt and arrogant; maybe it’s different with this generation I can’t say but I know the history and I know the History. The gentleman said “the west will always let you know who you are” …. Africans do the same thing.

[@jeff0064]

It's not different, their still arrogant and condescending, the only difference is now some of them actually call themselves black

[@mannataylor8002]

Not in my experience, a few Africans I've met in America gave me bad impressions of African's. I couldn't have been more wrong, I was welcomed and treated wonderfully by everyone I came across. I've never felt that kinda of love here in America, or people willing to Help.

[@isaiahwilliams3610]

Love Tina’s calm demeanor.

[@CYR1977]

It was the wine.🤣

[@isaiahwilliams3610]

@@CYR1977 😂

[@user-uk3cf6pd4d]

​@@CYR1977 the wine definitely helped but I'm just naturally a calm person

[@veronadavis20]

I will be in Ghana this year for a visit.want to know my roots working on learning and speaking Twi. If we as African American, have a black wall street before they burnt us out, I believe we would be ok. Also, without the crime like we have in the US That's the Big Problem we have now in USA a gun problem, this is why African American want b to move to Ghana. Spoke to a brother thats a fashion designer in Nigeria who wants to move to the USA. HE told me it's very difficult living there. He wants to move to the USA but he will need a sponsor.

[@jpsighe]

🍉🍓🍅🧅🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍 BRAVOOOO ! BROTHERS AND SISTERS!!! DOING BOTH!! That is the secret. After living +30 years in the USA, I am preparing to go back to Cameroon (my native country) with my BEAUTIFUL...GRACIOUS... SOULFUL LIFE PARTNER, AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN LADY. We will do back and forth from the continent to the USA, because of our activities. We intend to be not just in Cameroon... we intend to go to other African countries. We African People (I include ALL the diasporas in the word "African People"... WE ARE THE WORLD! True Universal Citizens!

[@sarantoure7233]

Félicitations, monsieur

[@amARI589]

Tina with the gems!! love it. stayBlessed👊🏿

[@IF_NOT_YOU_THAN_WHO]

Change your mindset will change your surroundings

[@afrakanpresidential_heru]

we are totally responsible for the Africa we need...who else?????

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

Yes you precisely correct. Have you made the Transition to Africa , Ghana, 🇬🇭 Kenya , Rwanda,etc ?

[@MommaBurn8278]

I'm confused right now. Why does Africa have a problem with African Americans moving there but Africa has no problem with White people moving there. Also everyone Black in America is not Hood or Gangster but are intelligent and decent people . with traditional morals and values. Please don't judge based on what media feeds you about us.

[@caribdoll1800]

Why does black Americans have a problem with black immigrants moving to America?! They have a right to complain!

[@yahdaniel8664]

@@caribdoll1800 I WAS GONNA AVOID THIS B.S YET YOU ALWAYS COMMENTING.. BEING MY FATHER SIDE IS FROM TRINIDAD, YOU CAN'T ASK A DAMN THING ABOUT WHY "BLACK AMERICANS" DON'T LIKE OTHER BLACKS MOVING THERE.. #1 WHEN THESE OTHER PEOPLE COME TO AMERICA, THEY TRY TO ACT LIKE THEY HAVE THIS SUPERIORITY COMPLEX, MOSTLY JAMAICANS AND NIGERIANS.

[@irishouston4103]

@@caribdoll1800Black Americans never had a problem with Black immigrants in fact a lot of us, including myself have sponsored my brethren. As of late, I have been noticing that black immigrants look down on us, they get in white spaces and distance themselves from us and negate our respective lived experiences here in America.

[@stussymishka]

Black America has so much potential. Would never leave.

[@iamlight5593]

We don't own nothing in America. In africa we can own land. Africa is the next frontier business wise livity wise its just make better sense to be in africa right now. The new world is here obviously she is still in the old world, unfortunately everyone is not going to make it because based on her words spiritually she is not there.

[@amARI589]

A great conversation, we need a part 2 to this, and lets build a solution. Team work makes the dream work!!!

[@jonenoh]

African economies are different from western ones. Be proud of your people.

[@cytkl]

Mentally colonised selfhating fools

[@denisebyrd5379]

Great discussion!!!👍🏽❤️

[@uniqueamerican4963]

I agree with everything my sister said on tik tok, invest in our own communities and not invest in Africa...

[@theg6343]

In America you will always have them trying to sabotage you,in Africa you want,look at all the small black city they destroyed out of jealousy.

[@bobjones8949]

Big question not being answered in the stay in american and build community. How are y'all going to prevent another black wall street? Remember they are kil-ling blacks left and right and reenacting Jim Crow laws and that was never supposed to ever happen again either.

[@user-tx6iy1kl4x]

Facts 🇺🇸🖤

[@uniqueamerican4963]

@@user-tx6iy1kl4x Yes exactly!!! They just want us to abandoned our land in America and go there to Africa...

[@tomjohnson7115]

This is a subject that's near and dear to my heart, I've always felt i am a business man first,meaning there opportunities on the continent but the resources and information is here in the states. There no reason to have to choose between the two one of the clearest examples are the hasidic jews,many of them have businesses here in America and business interests in Israel. I am extremely heartened by the fact that this is a topic that's clearly on the minds of many black Americans and its only a matter of time before someone comes up with a blueprint(the how to)for successfully forming partnerships on the two continents. I would remind everyone that we are only in the 2nd inning of a 9 inning baseball game ....Rome wasn't built a day ,everything takes time ...Great things are on the horizon...

[@Tiy11]

All of us didn’t come from Africa a lot of them we’re already here

[@REALkristinnefertiti]

I was about to mention that right now.

[@peregrinenglish]

I agree with Maintain. Continuing to dump more money; investing into a place that was never set up for us is a losing proposition. That's why Black Americans should leave. I'm here for it.

[@Jus4-Us]

Very few arw thriving amd doing well. Study the statistics. We tend to look at individuals and think it is a reflection of the whole but it is not. The numbers don't lie. Black Americans are not thriving in America on any tangible level of measured progress. We are last in income, last in education attaintainment, last in home ownership, last in marriages, highest in divorces, last in college graduation rates, second highest in high school dropout rates (hispanics are first). We are highest in poverty rates and unemployment. Point is, we are not winning as a race of people living in Western society, and now it is falling, so if the numbers look nad now during the prosperous times, what will they look like when the SHTF?

[@oceejekwam6829]

Oshay you have gained a whole new perspective since your days as a medical student in Poland. You have some powerful observations, that would do well to pay attention to.

[@dugebuwembo]

I think the pan African movement needs to be implemented bigger, creating connections between Universities across the diaspora & HBCUs in America. Working to improve their international rating, China has been doing this with their own Universities for decades, sending their people abroad to get skills and bring them back home to develop China. Soon the ratings in Chinese Universities will outstrip the West & they won't need to send Chinese people abroad.

[@janahYT]

They are already doing that. I have heard that HBCU are doing that.

[@georgeblayackah9825]

Those of us at home are proud to be at home but to those who chooses to come to Africa are welcome ,if u don't like better stay in your America .

[@SM-mm3kg]

MJ Maintain and Oshay needs to setup FM station and employ locals…not going to a local station to look for job.

[@africaine4889]

NRJ is nit local. Its international

[@robinwilliamsdaniels1716]

Sometimes one has to climb out of the trench to see. Forgot who said that but I've found it to be profound and true.

[@akwasiowusuansah6329]

Ghana will never force any of our beloved brothers and sisters from America/ diaspora to relocate Ghana. Ghana 😢😢😢😅😅😅

[@dona_grace]

Sorry, I’m acting like this the live 17:18 , sorry I missed it. I’m commenting too frequently but these are great topics, your a very smart man Mr Jackson. They not ready for your conversation, I’ll be in Ghana September, I look forward to your video from there.

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

Let connect, I will be you Ghanaian 🇬🇭 friend and guide you in all you want to know, acquire and experience. 🇬🇭✔️👌🏽

[@jondo3817]

7:42 , important line: ". . . your history started before 1619 . ."