All the negatives I heard about GHANA in America, is NOT what I have experienced...

[@nicolenunoo]

I love how all our Ghanaian folks are hailing our sister here. Please put forth the same energy when the individual is a Ghanaian lady. I say this because I know how our fellow Ghanaians shame our women who find themselves being single mothers and have a child at an early age. So it's good we understand that, your beginning might not necessarily determine your end and having a child at an early age should not be a death warrant.

[@NanabianB]

Super true Nicole! I am glad you pointed it out✅

[@nicolenunoo]

@@NanabianB Yes oo. I believe our Ghanaian sisters also deserve same understanding and uplifting energy as everyone is showing to our sister from the US.

[@welldonerecordings8286]

I think the difference is AM people have this issue more commonly than A people. So it is common for A people to be judgmental in this case. If it becomes the norm to be like her, then you'll get your wish of us supporting A women to live like this.

[@Nashiqka7]

That's right, also remember hardwork and determination to achieve always pays in the end like we all watched and listen to.

[@sherriebumbray1748]

@@welldonerecordings8286 African Americans are judgemental as well. Especially those who live in the Bible Belt.

[@myrnajames1460]

Wonderful and enotional interview GOD BLESS YOU BOTH.

[@stanleyglover5534]

A remarkable woman who didn’t allow her earlier setbacks shackle her down. Good lesson about the unscripted life. Welcome back home , warrior queen 👸🏽

[@charvicper]

I am a African American but my roots are from Ghana ,and Congo and some other places I did my DNA and some research on this found out that my great great grandmother came from Africa and was bought in Charleston, SC. So I do know where I am from and the struggle is real.

[@kwameaboagye940]

Sister Dentaa Amoteng uplifts our people by interviewing role models amongst our communities and that’s how refreshing it is.

[@ibrahimosai6148]

She's an amazing human being

[@relationshipwithyah8888]

Beautiful story!❤ love her strength and courage. So happy she didn't give up🙏🏽❤All praises to the Most High YAH 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@nursekarimatcanada]

Chaale you did it again 💋my Ghanian 🇬🇭 family and Nigeria 🇳🇬 let’s gather here and take selfie 🤳

[@mikolohouse]

Lovely

[@Maelani_mymelode]

We will be in Africa very soon! These videos motivate me to do what I have to do and get there. I've done so much research and I am so ready to leave amerikkka. Time to be appreciated for being a woman of color with a plan. I have six children as well and they have made me the strong woman I am today. I love every one of my children and I had my first child when I was sixteen. It is not easy but it's rewarding. Never give up or give in!

[@savdandsavd68]

Thanks all(s/a)friends!

[@Nikkinoonie]

“ Be prepared to transform “ Such a humble Young lady ‼️😉 “Power in Positive Thinking “ . Great Show per Usual 😜

[@theofficialsoftspoken]

I love watching your videos, they are very inspirational. Makes me want to move my family to Ghana.

[@ODANANETWORK]

You should!

[@jcn908]

You need to VISIT first

[@abby-a]

Where are you from? I'm curious cause of your name

[@mowusu72]

With how many kids

[@DestinationAfricaGroupTV]

When you make it this far through trauma, your true purposes are about to unfold!! A queen with the heart of a warrior❤

[@niiayi]

I totally agree with you. She is indeed a strong woman

[@cheryllynetteruth]

My lord! No excuses for this determined, strong, enduring, pioneering Queen...may her blessings continue to unfold and thank you Dentaa for bringing us these awesome stories!🇺🇲➡️🇬🇭

[@jameelacoonce]

Watching this story is bringing me to tears as I my self have experienced so many of the same situations. It reminds me to be greatful for the things God has brought me through. Thank you so much for sharing your story! Love and light!

[@niiayi]

Great interview, deep question and I know she is a very strong woman. Thank you Denta for this video. I just love interviews with people coming from the diaspora

[@ODANANETWORK]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SuperFoodParents]

She has great advice for people coming to the continent to study where they are coming to: the people, the business industry, the lifestyle and costums in order to embrace and love it 🇬🇭✊🏽💥

[@nathanmanu6075]

Wow! Wow!! Wow!!! What a strong young woman she's! Dentaa, thank you so much for bringing out this amazing and inspiring interview. I enjoyed every bit of this conversation... Thank you!!!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198]

Africa and Aftican people are so awesone. Beautuful interview, beautiful decision to move to Ghana

[@anti-christ.666]

I heard Libya is a great place. I'm thinking of going there.

[@silvialee2994]

I watched it through out till the end. I am really touched and amazed by this story.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Wow, incredible story of survival. Thanks for this vlog. Educative. Inspirational Insightful Top notch. Bless up Watching from the land downunder Sydney Nuff respect

[@vITALEmpress]

Wow amazing and inspiring-this sisters strength and determination. Now she is home! Dentaa i love your interviews.

[@stanleyglover5534]

@Odana You’re just a beautiful soul, you asked the tough questions very gently and with respect for your sister across the table,l could sense your genuine empathy and love in your voice.

[@jacquelineedwards9550]

Incredible woman and very authentic interview!!!

[@MamaAfrikaTime]

Very inspiring and motivating story, thank you for bringing her on the show Denta

[@abby-a]

I love these types of interviews where you talk to blk Americans moving to Ghana 💛💛

[@TonyaEL]

Strong warrior woman! Very inspiring.

[@aliceokoth3540]

"What doesnt kill you only makes you stronger", yes yes indeed!

[@TheAlkebulanTrust]

Absolutely loving these conversations. Africa is home and home is where the heart/art is. ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@4abrownafrica420]

Then why does she need a Visa? Do you need a Visa to get into your house or home?

[@jabulanigumede6951]

@@4abrownafrica420 My thoughts too that every African having a citizenship of any country outside Africa and wanting to relocate back in Africa should have it easier than being asked to go through Visa process.Africa is the mother continent for Blacks in any form

[@dennisfloy148]

Love this interview.this sister is real.Continue to be blessed.like the fact that you fear God .

[@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198]

You did such an awesome job with this interview. So patient and so kiind

[@charityamartey3952]

This is a very interesting story and am loving it. Dentaa, thank you.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thanks for listening

[@yusefshakur669]

@@ODANANETWORK i can't wait for next year im going for for 3 months

[@BuildVisions4Africa1]

Great lessons: self love, self esteem and a great self concept are strong foundations to building great character and sailing through the many storms in life. Strong and resilient woman. Awesome interview!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Well said!

[@jahdaughter777]

Awesome video! Great and inspirational story.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thanks so much!

[@georgekofiamoako4087]

Very inspiring great woman ❤️

[@salieujallow9112]

Welcome back home.we are all africans my sister

[@charityamartey3952]

God bless you too Dentaa.

[@Kof_Believer]

Great interview. Thanks to our sister for sharing her story. God bless you for that sister.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thanks for listening

[@maxbuetler4064]

On the other hand I am impressed by the depth of character and strength you obviously possess 👍

[@haroldbottom3474]

This is an honest assessment of this lady. She has PTSD from living in a system that had damaged her that will take some serious counseling to repair. Six kids, single and traveling the world looking for peace. I wish you the best because this isn't the way it suppose to be. She hated the white neighborhood, and had to become sexual active in the black community. Bottom-line she moved to Ghana to find a man, and found out that she met a scammer online. You have six kids...

[@danielennin6029]

The right man will come your way pretty soon. You have qualified your test. All that u went through including a Ghanaian sakawa man is to make u grounded in Ghana. Congratulations and all the best🙏🙏🙏

[@ODANANETWORK]

Well said

[@dianaarthur808]

Absolutely interesting ❤️❤️❤️😘🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thanks for watching

[@abitofsparkle1dee616]

Yes queens , this lady I can relate to , well done done girl !

[@kwesiatta4538]

Strong woman!!! A beautiful mother.

[@thedoingwell]

Great interview, professionally done!

[@benbekoe181]

Danta don't give up be queen for you are wonderful lady. Am proud of you.

[@sholaebofin6090]

From adversity comes greatness..

[@leob.venzen1153]

This was absolutely the best! Both beautiful bold and beloved Afrikan women!!

[@obidobabue1175]

Those claiming abroad is everything, there are millions in 🇺🇸now who are going through what she went through. Even worse than hers.

[@Nogo844]

Adentaa, I love your indepth interviews. All of the information that is put out there. The opinions of where Ghana is and where it is going. You do amazing work. Now... I did not expect the answer Nika gave at the end of the interview. Lol. Nika thanks 👍😊 for the one-up about some of those gigalows & thieving brothers over there. Sisters definitely need to hear this! Much love.

[@marybrown7815]

Beautiful powerful story she encourage me to really want to leave the states blessings to this sister and hopefully all her dreams come true ❤️

[@truthbetold9215]

As an African born woman, I do notice an hypocrisy, lift up the Ghanaian women as well, in all truth their grand parents and parents contributed to your comfort in finding a country, if you do not lift you nose up to them, you will be able to retire there. Are black people leaving their countries of birth because they want to be treated differently, as in royalty, what I mean by that, do they want to be noticed? because they could not get recognition, or was the competition to much for them. There is a generation that will come up against all foreigners invading their land. That is a fact.

[@akuaadu-gyamfi5829]

This was soo inspirational for me. I salute this young confidence and respectful Women. 👑 👊🏿 Man i even don‘t what to say. Thank u for pushing and making it in ur live. U are a blessing to us all.❤️🤗 Dentaa the Interview was very nice to follow and appreciative. Great work ❤️🌻

[@mrw1762]

Amazing!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@nanaobben5166]

Loved this!!! Thank you!

[@abby-a]

This was a beautiful story I really enjoyed it

[@DaddyDubvise]

What a Great Woman....😍... 💪🏾🙏🏾🔝❤️!!!

[@Kamal_broderie]

What an inspiration!!!

[@mcsperrynuru8532]

Very good interview. Content 👌 Visual 👌 Story line 👌 Location 👌 Sound 👌 And you Dentaa you are just amazing 👌👌❤❤

[@sweetspice9120]

Dentaa is beautiful

[@PEACEofGOD2day]

Beautiful skin and aura

[@khabasahure9840]

god bless you sister your journey is astounding and inspirational to not give up im glad you found some one for you and found a job that fills you with pride service and dignity all praises to the Most High. thank you sister Denta for your show.

[@joylm9108]

She is lucky. It could have ended badly. Not many people who took similar decisions were able to recover and get back their life. The world is becoming harder and those who make similar decision will have it much tougher. I wouldn't advise the young ones to take similar path.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

She is a very determined lady.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

I learned to love me. God bless you

[@healthylifestyleletshareid6060]

Diasporas moving to Africa continent, must start to be honest to themselves and tell real life circumstances they living in the western , because if you move to Africa and you start actting like your rich person, Africans in the continent will run with your money. We seen many Diasporas whom are struggle in life, yet once them move to the Continent, they hide the true reality in their life.

[@ibinabos.amachree8762]

Stupid and naive, this is how you spread fake news against the continent. Are there no con men in the USA.

[@africaine4889]

@@ibinabos.amachree8762 I tell you And It is an African speaking like that

[@loriannrichardson7644]

What are you talking about??????????

[@kat64470]

I love going places that is nothing like America. Do they have good Christian churches there? This story is inspirational!

[@jahwurah1340]

Look all over Ghana too many churches being lead by rouges who call themselves prophets

[@lindaagyeman2471]

@@jahwurah1340 we have good bible based churches,l wouldn't recommend the one man churches,but the likes like church of pentecost,Methodist charismatic churches,Presbyterian churches,christ Apostolic churches,Assemblies of God,Church of God, there are very good ones SHALOM

[@AMOE_30]

Yes! Why not Google and see?

[@lovellesokan9107]

so much lies.. I enjoyed this interview. God bless you ODANA Network. AKWAABA

[@alhassan581]

She is so loving and brave, I wish her happiness in this world

[@amalessi6809]

Bless you my dearest sisters

[@viikbrown2200]

Wow!! Very touching story.

[@mariposamarshall9773]

Sister Dentaa I love your understanding and compassion for people- Great interview!!!!! Respect for you is great- you interact with ALL types of black women luuuuv it😎😍😎

[@MaameSika]

Wow i was also born July 2002 like her daughter

[@kwesiatta4538]

God bless you.

[@BuildVisions4Africa1]

Tell your guest she has a lot of parenting lessons to share, we are awaiting her books.

[@germainekoudapko7154]

Amazing 💗💗💗

[@sennacaelder3123]

Nothing but good O motivation 🖤

[@marylou7105]

It seems like a lot of African Americans who move to Africa have a really hard time in the US. Thank God my life in America wasn’t so bad that I want to move. I have visited countries in Africa but wouldn’t want to stay. God bless this woman.

[@bintiyangu]

Woo hoo good for you!😱😳

[@martinekamga5218]

We don't want you

[@rexona1178]

Many are moving to contribute to their motherland and not necessarily because they are having a hard time. They are the ones that understands the importance of buildings one place of origin.

[@Nikkinoonie]

Everyone that relocated to the Continent are not necessarily moving due to hard times In America but the feeling of Belonging . Thanks to media such as this show and many others African Americans are now witnessing the other side of the lie told to all of us for years regarding the Continent. In life we all out grow certain things and I think that some African Americans are out growing America and that’s okay ‼️ 😉

[@knittybitty-crafters198]

Greetings What a beautiful woman.

[@sheltonmackey6449]

Great interview

[@maudeadjaye-dua7163]

Wow, this is so inspirational.

[@jenniferturner5536]

Beautiful amazing sister/friend ,may your story continue to inspire others! May God continue to wrap his arms around you and your family! So proud of you queen 👑💕

[@abby-a]

Dentaa does all of her kids live with her in Gh or is she by herself?

[@charvicper]

Her story is real plus her struggles she's very strong. Her story should be heard she just needs to finish her book.

[@afrofeast]

Every black girl is a royal. She's Queen!

[@tonyarthur8121]

I got to agree with you.

[@leonardgrant7018]

This story just mesmerized me.

[@arncoo63]

Shucks I might even consider living in Ghana away from the craziness of the Matrix US of A but I must make that visit 1st before I decide to actually moving There if Elder Stevie Wonder & Brother Dave Chappelle are considering moving We know it's time for Us Blacks to really consider Alkebu-Lan (Afrika) Our real Home & let the Matrix USA go let these workers of Satan have Her!

[@bf1822]

I agree, I am going there soon..

[@falpinagu1401]

dont come here. we dont want you here. when the conflicts arise dint start crying. ghana probably isnt even your "real home." if you're ados you're probably from nigeria anywyas.

[@falpinagu1401]

"the matrix" you must be one of those weird ados men who hate ados women. ghana has nothing for you. go to Tanzania or something

[@arncoo63]

@@falpinagu1401 Nobody like You is going to stop Me from coming to Ghana regardless how You may feel about it that's on You You're the 1 that's weird & confused!

[@SKMonatshiebe]

@@arncoo63 Don’t waste your time and energy to respond to troll. I bet it’s a white person trying to discourage the black unit. Welcome to Africa it’s your home.

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

Nice one

[@MaameSika]

This woman is a super star!

[@meengmeeng6412]

Your videos are simply amazing and empowering!!! However, can you reduce the length to 30 minutes or less?

[@dicksonmatini7716]

This lady ain’t honest. How can she come to Kenya do the fire on the runway show and then leave without paying the models! You promised to change the fashion face but all you did was take advantage of the models and left without paying them! YOU ARE A SCAM AND A THIEF for stealing from young enthusiastic models who really worked hard to even avail themselves for the show that you are now not even paying for!!! #PAY THE KENYAN MODELS!!

[@aliceokoth3540]

Such a very wholesome sincere inspirational interview, and am glad Neko is enjoying her time living in Africa...

[@AjWvlogs]

Got pregnant just turning 12 years wow 😲 how is this possible I’m yet to see a girl have a baby at that age

[@akwasimensabonsu2899]

Nice interview

[@TheSalesMatrix]

God bless this woman xxx

[@petermensah844]

Great story

[@futureshocked]

I have a cousin like this--5 kids by a young age. The problem with her partner had mental health issues and his family was just as bad. Every boy went to jail. This mindset is total insanity but yes I remember it too. I remember being like 9 or 10 and every kid was like making fun of each other for NOT having sex yet. I can not imagine the sexual abuse happening in their homes to even put them on that wavelength (despite being abused myself).

[@Nashiqka7]

Oh wow,wow,wow amaaaaazing.... very, very inspiring woman! you are a great blessing to the world, you go girl ,am so proud of you,I mean after everything you went through with your children and family ,you definitely came out on the other side stronger and this is all God's doing a well thought plan for you by Himself ,embrace it girl ! and the sky will always be your limit , welcome home to the motherland.

[@lynyngragfunkyfoot3765]

No one is talking bad about Ghana in America. At least not in the South of North America.

[@rabiabeke8637]

Odana, thank you always for great interviews. Unlike we Africans, I may be wrong, I think their government have programs to help underprivileged people such as financial, housing, Food Stamps, Wic Programs,, Medicaid (government health insurance), and whatever is needed to sustain underprivileged people and their children which is good thing. I am happy for her, her children, and grandchildren. She made it. Well done and keep moving forward.

[@sheltonmackey6449]

Everybody cannot get those programs for many reasons. Those programs started during the Black Civil Rights movement In the 1960s. We fought for those programs for everybody. Before the 1960s most Black Americans were living in 3rd world slums. That is why these programs exist today..They give you just enough to keep from falling off the cliff. My ex girlfriend had those programs every last week of the month she did not have enough money to eat. That is why people have to leave their children to work or sell illegal drugs to make ends meet. They split up the Black Family again by saying if a man is at home you cannot get help. That is why so many single Mothers.

[@mlungisiwright]

Actually welfare was put in place because of the great depression. Not the civil Rights movement. Remember the New deal?

[@mlungisiwright]

Ask yourself this? If you have a man at home why would you need extra help? The reason was because not every man could get a job or get a job which paid a decent wage. And most of the time your boss was white and you were living in a society where being Black you were " last hired and first fired". A lot of men even under these circumstances were trying to be playas and have multiple women. The women were also having side dudes. Because being a womanizer became something many men aspired to. It led to men not seeking marriage. And with women having their extra men. Men did not want to propose. So now with underemployment and lack of any type of marriage you just have people growing up in poverty.

[@mlungisiwright]

Poverty without stability. Let me add you do not need to be or a particular race to get government aid in America. If you can show that you are not making a certain amount of money and you go to your local welfare office with proof you qualify. If you are homeless and if you can show you are in deed homeless you can get a voucher which will pay for your housing provided you can find a land lord who will accept it. In Africa I don't know what the governments do for the people. Honestly I don't think they do anything for their people. You have to rely on people who see themselves as kin to you. Nationalism is foreign to Africa in the sense of loyalty based on lines in on a map. They still go by "tribe" clan village. So if you are homeless there if you can find a fellow tribesman/ woman they may take you in. If you are hungry the village will feed you if they can. It does not work like that in America exactly

[@tiffanytiffany4564]

There was a time when black communities were doing better than alot of white communities. That when the war on poverty happened. We didnt need those programs but the end goal was to ruin our economics.

[@CHAPPAJANVISION]

Bless up African queens

[@patrickagyei6547]

I wish my wife African American will watch this. A very stubborn wife .

[@ellemababa4023]

Lol...😂🤣

[@crystalzag7143]

Fa no saa wai🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

[@Ada-zg2qb]

But you love her still bc you not divorced 😂

[@soyayyatalktime7681]

🤣🤣🤣

[@adwoajune]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 u made my day Patrick 🤣🤣🤣