CHALLENGES YOU WILL FACE IF YOU MOVE TO GHANA | NEGATIVES OF LIVING IN GHANA

[@SweetAdjeley]

More power to you girl, living in Ghana I don’t know how you do it, people can be extremely nice but extremely rude and you know this voodoo thing is so serious everything that’s wrong with you somebody must be doing it to you, but we thank God that he protects us in Ghana and you know that’s our home so we got to love it no matter what but hey girl you are holding it down and I’m just super proud of you❤️❤️❤️

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️❤️

[@benbo7042]

You are absolutely right . I have been saying the same thing . Ghanaians will blame every mishap on some Witchcraft , devil, etc. Even when their old cars keep breaking down ,it is someone in the family who doesn't want them to prosper. Meanwhile they won't service that car for years. They don't think on how to solve problems. They will always shift the blame on what they call ' spiritual ' .

[@Claudia8045]

Very honest video. Ghana is not for the faint-hearted at all!

[@TheSENYO]

This video needs to go viral This is Ghana 🇬🇭, this a pure narrative of real life in Ghana 🇬🇭. Regardless of our feelings and sentiments, this video right here is Ghana 🇬🇭. A real picture of realities. Welcome to Ghana 🇬🇭 the land of our forefathers. I also think 💭 Ghana 🇬🇭 is the best place to raise kids under both parents and a good community that looks out for each other. Well done 👍🏿 on this video

[@Glass_Nkoaa]

Better to raise ur kids in an English countryside than in Ghana

[@TheSENYO]

@@Glass_Nkoaa which ever works for you. I prefer Ghana 🇬🇭

[@Glass_Nkoaa]

@@TheSENYO can't wait for ma next holiday in New Zealand.

[@TheSENYO]

@@Glass_Nkoaa nice 👍🏿 I heard of nice 👍🏿 things about New Zealand 🇳🇿. Transparency, economic freedom, great quality of life and education etc. enjoy it

[@damanibaraka7896]

@@Glass_Nkoaa i wouldn't know because I've never lived in an English countryside and never considered living there but I have been to Ghana twice and I loved it. Ghana is not for everyone but there are over 50 countries in Africa and each one has its own charm. Please don't go to Ghana or any other African country looking for the African version of America. If that is what you're looking for you will be disappointed. Go with an open mind. Ghana is nothing like America or Europe and it does have challenges but if you do your research and know what to expect you'll have a better chance of having an enjoyable experience .

[@africanexcellencemovement1266]

Jasmine, thank you for your honesty. Many vloggers paint Ghana as being ice cream and rainbows with is very misleading!

[@py20]

I have yet to hear a single vlogger who does that. Maya for example believes, and correctly so, that the narrative about Africa has been one-sided, all negative, and is on a mission to show the positive side too. That's not denying that challenges exist. How can there not be challenges in a developing African country that has a different culture?

[@EclecticRealist]

Your observations about challenges living in Ghana are identical to those obtaining in Uganda. Things like preferential treatment of people based on looks, wealth, tribe; unnecessary bureaucracy, integrity, poor customer service, rudeness are some of the hallmarks that pervade the African reality!

[@trailblazersish]

Yes I have traveled to Uganda four times and unfortunately these are realities in Uganda. Recently I was in South Africa and it was alot different from Uganda and Kenya

[@gloriaaguh5885]

You find these same challenges in Nigeria as well.

[@Anaieta]

I think we moved to Ghana around same time. I recently have started noticing a lot of challenges that I didn’t see before. When I was moving to Ghana there were lots of videos showing only the beauty of Ghana and not the challenges so I wasn’t really aware of what was ahead of me which I wish I knew. I think I would have still choose Ghana but would have been planned my move differently. I think this video will help a lot of people who are planning to move to Ghana:)

[@Afrikaislife]

What would you have done differently?

[@py20]

Until we fix our deficient leadership problem, invest in our people (esp. regarding quality education), decolonize our mindsets, and work smarter to create efficient and accountable systems that work for the average person in our society, these challenges will persist, sadly. Ultimately, it all comes down to leadership -- at all levels/areas, not just political. Can we fix Ghana? Yes, we can! I'm hopeful.

[@anuoluwapo7996]

You forgot to mention our upbringing....lol😄😄

[@Ghanadiaries]

Sadly,most ghanaians think it's only government duty to fix the mess

[@africanmindsetseries]

Religion and white jesus is also an issue. We have a colonised mindset and we pray about things we can and must fix ourselves.

[@Ojuolape_space]

@@Ghanadiaries government also contributed to lots of things na.

[@socialwork63]

Couldn't have said it better. We must INVEST IN OWN and stop.accepting and turning to the faux White Messiah to 'help us' since there's always a catch!!!

[@brownbabygirl]

Everything you said was spot on. I’ve been here 3 years

[@AngelaKOD]

AMA everything you are sharing with us I agree with you hundred percent.and is the truth. I go to Ghana almost every year and have experience it all 👏👏👍🏼✅♥️👸🏽lots of love from Amsterdam

[@AnnaAcheampong]

These points are so correct, we have a long way to go 😔

[@joeankomah8764]

This thing happened to me some years ago back at Assin Fosu hospital. My cousin was sick and I visit the hospital the way the doctor behaved toward me my sister u would "nt believe it . Till the next day I went there and he learnt that am from Europe. He try to talked to me but I didn't mind him . So that's their attitude there.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yeah its sad

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Lack of customer service is legendary .Maybe Jasmine set up a consultancy in customer service facilitation. Bless up

[@PerpetualAsiamah]

It takes patience to live here...I had a difficult time adjusting but I LOVE it here😄😄😄

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha i am with u

[@coffeewithcream523]

Everything you have said along with the very poor roads is this reason I am unable to live permanently in Ghana. I’m building a house there but it will only be used for visits! With you speaking the language I would have thought you wouldn’t have encountered the same things that I, an AA did. Thank you for this very honest video!

[@BecksFlavour]

Oowwwh gosh, it’s the integrity thing for me. Whenever I come to Ghana, that’s my biggest thing. It gets me so angry! It honestly sometimes puts me off coming back 🥲

[@JasmineAmaa]

I totally get u. Its a pain to deal with

[@janetquagraine2652]

I was born in Ghana, lived there until 31 years. God married and had all my children there, so I really know what you're talking about. You hit the nail on the head. There's a lot more, though. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I have been away for over 20 years and I am still a paranoid. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🙄🙄🙄 Thank you Jasmine.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha ❤️

[@comeandsee1]

My attitude right now, Ghana wouldn't be a good fit, but I would have to Sponge ( relax) away from people, for a little while. About a month or two, high stress.

[@f6876]

I agree with you 💯 Ghanaians and spirituality is nauseating 😬 also the customer service needs much improvement. Great job in telling your subscribers the REAL truth.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Anytime ❤️

[@yesohyes9198]

Customer service is the worst you will come in say hi they’re looking at u like crazy

[@JasmineAmaa]

@@yesohyes9198 i tell u

[@blessedafi4383]

@@yesohyes9198 hahahaha is terrible!

[@blessedafi4383]

The MINDSETS of the People's are way BACKWARD....

[@douglascollins6133]

First your makeup and hair is on point. Now to business.... thank you for this information. I don't really view this as negative but simply a way of life there.. I've spent time in Australia 🌏 and a few small countries in the south Pacific and everywhere has their operating ways of life . Again thank you for this content I am coming to Ghana next month as well as Tanzania and Rwanda. Stay safe and pretty. Peace

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks 😊

[@a.konadu4010]

Yass...such a beauty you are Jaz🙏🏾🙌🏾♥️

[@feleciaadjei1946]

U are 100% right

[@rhk8267]

I believe honesty and integrity are nonexistent

[@JasmineAmaa]

Lol sadly

[@rhk8267]

@@JasmineAmaa I am gradually relocating there or attempting to but the preparation and dishonesty sometimes makes it difficult to plough through anything. Not to mention the tips you have to give at every step, if not things will remain undone. l am building some resilience 😀

[@Sunshine00816]

its tricky because at the same time people are very genuine and supportive. A stranger can walk you all the way to your destination if you are lost or people in a community can come and help you change a flat tire with no expectations.

[@a.konadu4010]

Sometimes even your own family will take advantage of your foreignness

[@Ghanadiaries]

@@rhk8267 Don't tip, you only encourage them. If they give you attitude in government office, just act like you know someone important. Ask for their names and see how quick, they will change.

[@0tismadaline]

The electricity part,am like aaahhh in my room 😂😂😂😂 what attitude, glad you are sharing the negative side as well

[@JasmineAmaa]

Loooll its not easy

[@nanaoforiwaa7788]

This is so helpful, I am proud of you my daughter

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️

[@2wonderful2u]

I haven’t commented in a while, but wanted to say 1) this was a very visually pleasing video. The background as well as your well put together appearance 😊 2) I really appreciate the the honesty and useful information.

[@tillytothetophere]

Good job,This is honest truth view of Ghana, If you are not mentally prepared you can’t live in Ghana. Thanks so much, this will help me a lot and others people.

[@anitasamuels8821]

You're 100% correct dear that's the reason why we're not ready to move to Ghana permanently.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Definitely understand xx

[@Sarpong-family]

i like the last part '' i am not moving anywhere anytime soon'' Ghana is the dream country to live in aside all of these challengers, which i think all of them are attributed to culture and our brought up as well as religion

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

The operative word is "any time soon". This implies that she doesn't intend to leave Ghana in the near distant future; however, she hasn't completely shut the door either to not leaving.

[@ronaldchatman9144]

Thanks for your honest opinion. I feel like your views are based in love for Ghana and the people..this should be seen as a way for us to improve..we all can benefit from self examination and reflection..IN LOVE🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️

[@lilheadwrapqueen4095]

Jasmine, this is the African mentality. I am living in Cameroon right now. It's been about a year. Moved from the U.S. Same things: people are judgemental on the way you look. Integrity is also a problem in Cameroon. People's poor mindset is really what makes it difficult to live in Africa. Apart from that, the food and the weather makes the living more bearable....

[@marjoriereyes3254]

Ghanaians moving and working. Here. That’s a hard country. There is the Caribbean. Move there

[@trevorprimenyc]

@@marjoriereyes3254 -- The Caribbean ain't that much better. In fact, I consider myself an escapee from there.

[@hadast3806]

@@trevorprimenyc its ALL black counties 😂😂😂 different variations of the same thing

[@CeeJayLive]

Road to 100k Congratulations in advance

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yesoo

[@constancebell8146]

Thank you for keeping it all the way real!!! Keep climbing Sis....

[@orangemoonglows2692]

i went to school with a girl from a billionaire family. she wore jeans, a tshirt and a leather jacket every day. so you never would have known. very wealthy people don't flaunt money in everyday situations.

[@queenbscorner]

I’m a Sierra Leonean American who recently relocated to Sierra Leone this year after being away for 16 years. All the points you talked about resonated with me. They do the same in Sierra Leone. Very informative video ☺️

[@candicerenae-cr1268]

girrrrlllll you betta preach! i was in ghana in august of this year, and let me tell you, my whole perspective changed. dont get me wrong, it was beautiful, and i had a good time; however, the shitty attitudes of both men and women, more so the men in my experience, was so horrible, i literally did not want to leave my hotel. i wanted to avoid all contact with the locals. but the absolute deal breaker was the level of poverty that drove ppl to blatantly exploit me was so egregious, it was hard to fathom. many times, it became difficult to handle and accept. i was literally stared up and down by ppl trying to gage if i had money. and as soon as they heard my accent, it was over, they pounced!!! i didnt feel comfortable trusting anyone, cuz i knew their kindness was not sincere. they were only being nice to get money from me. and just like you said, there is no real sense of integrity or morals, but yet, God’s name is always coming outta somebody’s mouth to use in some manipulative way…such blasphemy! i’d be happy to do an interview to talk about my experiences if you’d like. anyhoo, enjoy your vacay and safe travels!

[@moretodela]

Some very good points here. Great video

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Dela, good to see u here x

[@nellynell1807]

Thanks for sharing good thing you have experience so you can overcome..🙏🏾❤

[@ShayTBD]

Thanks for sharing - Traffic sounds like NYC, DC, ATL or LA

[@anurseinthekitchen6442]

Nope, it's way worse.

[@bebisterling6571]

Thank you sharing this Jasmine, I feel you are always honest and this is very important information for everybody that has plans to move to Ghana, especially from you because you are always very positive about Ghana, no doubts that you love your country. And also for the diaspora will understand that even you that speaks the language have same experencies as them, but I still haven't heard that they want to leave because of these cultural experencies!

[@abigailasante9836]

I have been in Ghana for almost 5 months and o boy the struggle is real. Sometimes i just want to give up and move back to the West. Customer service is a flop, bribe to get what you want. Honesty non existence. Power out everyday. Traffic i mean i can go on and on.I am someone that cannot take stress , i am a planner n also need structure so unfortunately i have to move back but Will visit.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Aw I know its not easy. U need to do what works for u ❤️

[@kofi333]

i will go back if i was you.Systems just not working..A failed state

[@DoubleDeuce90]

I moved back to Accra and lived for 6 years and just couldn't handle it, so I moved back to the US. There was really no point of living in Accra except for sentimental reasons and that's not good enough for me. My quality of life is better in the US. I visit often and that's working for me right now.

[@kencampbell9230]

This Jasmine is why I like your content so much. Your content is real, genuine, personal and authentic. Oftentimes we do not like to mention the negatives about the countries we are born, raised or live in, for various reasons. Yet it is clear to me that when we can look at what we love and critique it positively, it is a big bonus for the ears that want to hear and act upon what they hear, and the one who speaks from that place of love. Wow your colour schemes in the video are fantastic great production.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Ken x

[@georgeappiah8314]

@@JasmineAmaa ABOUT ALL WHAT YOU SAID HOW ARE WE GOING TO CHANGE THAT

[@lordm.a114]

Now things are getting better, before it was worse .....Trust No one is the key to awareness and smartness in everything and everywhere we go.. Ghana is good but the attitude of most people is abnormal...We pray for a better Ghana...

[@bedinabebe4521]

INTEGRITY🎯 Jasmine thanks for saying the truth. I imagine that people are paranoid because utterances of curses is rampant. Like a man wants to make himself your self appointed guide at the Arts center. He gets vexed when you refuse to follow him because he's trying to lure you in the opposite direction, then he curses you. It will all Return to Sender anyway.🤷🏽‍♀️

[@ppappoe]

Great video. I found it very helpful thank you 😊

[@beccaadom8866]

💯 honesty!U spilled all the hard truth out.For the Bank issue hmmm.Nice African print♥️

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Becca ❤️

[@la2sa]

Jasmine, thank you for your honesty. This is why I follow you. There are a lot of channels that only broadcast the good things about Ghana 🇬🇭 / Africa but you keep it 💯. I would love to visit but not relocate there. Also, I miss sweet Aisha.

[@chinwendueze1681]

I love how this print is sitting on your visibly velvety skin. As a Nigerian, i can wholly relate to this vlog. Well done Jasmine 👍

[@adwoaa7419]

I think everything you have said is completely on point! Thanks for this 💕

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@drnii-botwe-chrysolite]

That is a good video Sis Ama and i tell you, its so frustrating when you are asked to pay a bribe.

[@JoGardner876]

Oh wow!!! Visiting and living really can change the perspective really quick😯 Thanks for also sharing the cons of your country in the midst of the pros🙂

[@JasmineAmaa]

Oh yeah, two completely different experiences xx

[@SammyJ96]

11:44 thank you,I appreciate your honesty. I just don't think I could handle it.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Anytime x

[@joycewells1530]

You’re speaking facts! It’s hard to trust people sometimes sadly hmmm…

[@Fred-zk3wv]

All that you mentioned are some of the reasons I can only take Ghana in doses. l love love love visiting Ghana but having to deal with those types of problems in the long run would drive me crazy and like you said it's not for the faint of heart. There are lots of great reasons to live in Ghana and am glad you have managed to do it. But at the end of the day the good and the bad is what makes Ghana, Ghana.!!

[@0tismadaline]

Now she wants to be your friend 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂this life is not balanced

[@brownbabygirl]

Fake woman Mtchewwww

[@JasmineAmaa]

😂😂 its not easy out here in these streets

[@nanaobben5166]

Great video Jasmine. Yes, I'm one of those faint-hearted people so I couldn't do it. But real props to you all who are able to adjust and prosper within the system. Wishing you well. Peace & love!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha fair enough. Thanks Nana xx

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

This is the reason why people are talking about fixing the country

[@adjeimichael3917]

This has nothing to do with fixyour country is the attitude of the people

[@Kenetto1]

They should fix their lazy asses first. We should always not blame government the government is you and me,and the problem is our mindsets. Those fix the country organizers are majority stomach politician wannabes and 100% corrupt syndicated.

[@nevergaveupinlife3532]

When it Comes with documentation , i Mean Everything is a hell to get it done 😳 in GH, just recently we having some Building project going on . Asking for electricity meter is a hell by getting it done, we went through hell for almost 6months

[@stephanieroyal3453]

I was just recently in Ghana and had men look me up and down. When I had my hair in a fro no man was interested but when, I put on a fake ponytail but had my own hair which is wavy out in a bang then suddenly the men were bothering me and they also tried to run game on me. I'm am an older wiser woman and running tired weak games on me are not going to work. I got my 3 plots, did not allow anyone to divert me from my goals. I want to work with the locals to clean up the plastics when I finally retire to live in Ghana.

[@JasmineAmaa]

That hair thing is so true lol. Good luck with everything

[@fleedanso7903]

Lol fake pony tail damn they fell for the okie doke huh…but keep doing your thing though will be there next month it’s been a while

[@chrysoliteTV]

Humnnn, Jasmine, you hit the nail on the head. God bless you

[@JasmineAmaa]

Amen xx

[@regisjamerson7756]

Thankyou for your insights. I enjoy your videos and the information you provide.

[@paqbert5042]

Am waiting celebrate the 100k

[@efiaesoteric3566]

Thank you for this honest reflection Jasmine. I've visited Ghana many times and I love it. I've not had to use trades people but this lack of integrity seems to show up everywhere that exchange of money for goods or services takes place, it can be exhausting! It's a real disconnect between the religious fervour and how people actually live. Yet, I will keep coming back. Just two weeks in Ghana can replenish my soul and keep me sane for 52wks in the UK... Great content as always. I'm looking to pick up some of your products when I'm over in January. Peace

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha those breaks really make a difference ❤️

[@mjunior1481]

Dear Jasmine, thank you very much for your new video. I must say that in Angola is the same you have to find ways to fix your problems in abnormal ways. And in my opinion Ghana compared to Angola, I prefer Ghana. The corruption in Africa has different levels in every country. I very much believe the new generation will clean up all the mess.

[@JasmineAmaa]

I hope so xx

[@andudontstopyo]

Thank you for being completely honest in this video. I've heard from other KZbinrs in Ghana mention some of the same challenges. Hopefully, it will get better when it comes to the things you mentioned. Great video!!!🤗

[@JasmineAmaa]

Fingers crossed hey

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

All the difficulties you mentioned at the same time the sense of feelings and belonging you felt when you are in Ghana you can never trade that

[@jackbates6646]

Hello lovely lady this is really interesting thank you for your honesty

[@sarfobaffoe]

Oh my dear, you have spoken all my words for me. Everything is on point

[@JasmineAmaa]

Sarfo its not easy ohh

[@sarfobaffoe]

@@JasmineAmaa Yeah very true my dear, let us not give up, the end result would be great if we continue to push harder 🏅💎

[@Afrikaislife]

Thank you for the tea. To those of us thinking about businesses, and to Ghanians who think outside the box, integrity and customer service will make you successful. Be mindful that unscrupulous people will try to take advantage (Amazon keeps track of people who return too often and ban them from their website) So go forth and uplift Ghana.

[@nasyas2861]

Government centers are not serious. That keep Ghana backwards

[@mamat3775]

The fact is all the issues are interrelated. All life is said to have started in Africa. Some left and never came back. Some came back and were driven away by these same issues perhaps. Same came back and stayed. Some like me will visit but have lost the feeling of this kind of grind…

[@joyfulsoul1702]

Thanks for being honest, it's important to all who plans on moving to the continent & for someone like me, I hate deceptive people's actions with a passion.

[@seso3454]

Why thank you! Your honesty is much appreciated and relevant to choices being made over which African countries are really on the progressive track.

[@yorkeshireprotection7411]

Mate! that's my Aussie girl, you hit the rite spot . Honesty & Integrity? forget it , its doesn't exist in the that county they all so corrupt that's make soo annoyed, start from the government to the leaders.

[@valerielarsen2740]

I can relate to all that you are saying Jasmine. It has been a problem in Ghana and the economic situation now does not make it any better. I am a Ghanaian who has relocated to Denmark, and only goes to Ghana for some holidays. The superstitions are too much and time conciousness is another factor. I agree with you on how gullible people are to accept things they see as being real. Religion is used to keep people from realising their potentials and doing well in life.

[@nanaesiTV]

on point mmmm 😗😮😃 GH for you Jas

[@Winis_World]

This was a very open and honest conversation Jasmine. Well done!

[@jonathanodonkor5532]

Love you my daughter you really made my day❤

[@kwameaboagye121]

Hi, Sister Ama I hope you’re well? You are right that living in 🇬🇭is not for everyone. It’s so expensive our homes in 🇬🇭but also most of our people from 🇬🇭are selfish greedy and dishonest. Yes 🇬🇭is nice but you are going to meet challenges. I have been to 🇬🇭four times, in two years time am hoping to travel again to 🇬🇭

[@asantekojo5580]

Hi AMA. I really love this video. I really felt you on the religion and spirituality Ghanaians takes it too much and sometimes go overboard

[@tarotdessy4274]

i am a fan of your YT, grew from the beginning you decided to move to your root. i completely understand.. Have several diaspora friend, left their love, because the same thing you experienced here. As an expat my self, we are still struggling and try to survive. take a break thats what you need

[@daniellecuyler1656]

Jasmine i really thank you for your vivid honesty.

[@tashajordan8856]

@ Jasmine hi Chica, You are right this happens in every country all over the glob it's horrible just like that here in the 🇺🇸... I'm glad you, talking about this thank you as all ways great content much blessings from New Jersey,💖

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@dinhos2000]

The is no perfect place, but nothing she said in the video is similar to life in the US. The systems in the US actually works unlike in Ghana where corruption denies a hard working tax payer the joy of driving on a properly tarred road.

[@tashajordan8856]

@@dinhos2000 My opinion also experience is different than humans and anyone else so you can't tell me what "I know what's going on in my state also "Community !

[@dinhos2000]

@@tashajordan8856 oh btw I live in NJ so aint sh#t you can tell me

[@tashajordan8856]

@@dinhos2000 You can't tell me shit "i don't give a damn where you, live and I wasn't talking to you her and I was having a conversation With Jasmine.. So what the hell your talking.. everyone situation is different than another's so what are you talking about ???

[@eleanorgaisey9010]

Hummm Jasmine well said exactly that girl.i will give you example of what you just said.i was sick, and my family in Ghana think is witchcraft.and I did not like that.The way some of them worship God to me is just spoiling Gods name.but who am I to judge each and their own.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Hmm it can get confusing at times. Just stay prayerful and you will be okay xx

[@eleanorgaisey9010]

@@JasmineAmaa Thanks my lovely 🙏

[@kutialimmbi8758]

HI,JAZZY,THANKS ALOT FOR THIS EDUCATIVE VIDEO.HONESTLY SPEAKING,IN GHANA YOUR APPEARANCE IS A VERY BIG PLUS EVEN IF YOU DONT A PESEWA IN YOUR POCKET,EVEN THE PHONE YOU ARE USING COUNTS.PEOPLE AROUND CARE ALOT ABOUT YOU MORE THAN THEY DO FOR THEMSELVES.TRUST ME.MY OWN TENANT ONCE ASKED ME IF AM IN THE HOUSE TO PICK UP THE GARBAGE,AND I SAID YES.HE DIDNT REALIZE I WAS THE LANDLORD UNTIL THE DAY I CALLED HIM TO ASK FOR HIS TENANCY AGREEMENT.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Loooool ridiculous

[@godgiven316]

Hey girl! But yet they go to church maybe 3 × a week. This is why when you leave in the west , it's hard to deal with slow systems in Africa. Not just ghana. My thing also is the bribes. They make it look like it's legal. When the basic services take forever,!!!! It's very annoying 🙄. Thumps up, thx jasmine 😘

[@globalcitizen740]

this video is on POINT!!! Too many people want to sweep these facts under the rug and pretend it’s all good. I wish they would stop campaigning and inviting Diasporans “home” to deal with this type of chaos. Unfortunately, so many people think the grass is greener on the other side. The high level of stress adds up and doesn’t create a healthy balance. I can’t imagine coming home to the place of my Ancestors and being treated like this. Ghana needs to stop gaslighting Diasporans for investment purposes and fix these critical issues. It’s not worth the time, money, or negative vibes. Please consider creating a Part 2.

[@jemimaasante8927]

In October I was in Ghana and you get it right.

[@CelineAdobea]

YES! This is the side of Ghana that has made me not consider it a place I want to live 😒 But.. I'm learning that there are going to be downsides to all places and I'm beginning to consider moving to Ghana once again ❤💛💚

[@edemnetsey6543]

I love you... I see you're feeling the real Ghana now. But the place is still awesome despite the odds. Sometimes, you would need to try living in less busy but nice places like cape coast... and Ho. Word of advice from a brother, "keep away from politics" you will live more freely. Lots of love 😘🏵️

[@nursekarimatcanada]

Love you my sister ❤ you've spoken the facts PERIODT

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@glennjohnson9845]

Oh JAZZ , your still beautiful I see. I've been missing your vids lately your really glowing 😍

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Glen, hope u can catch up

[@SammyJ96]

7:34 I'm seriously reconsidering moving there. I don't have time for all that,seriously. I'll just visit. Jasmine,you have patience.

[@JasmineAmaa]

😂😂 its definitely no walk in the park

[@teadoll1122]

I plan to move to Ghana for at least 6 months and I love watching these videos thank you for your honest experience!

[@VanessaKanbi]

Imagine fighting to pay your electricity basically 😹

[@VanessaKanbi]

Honestly these things need to go digital 🙃

[@JasmineAmaa]

@@VanessaKanbi honestly, itd be so much easier for everyone!!! U know everyone feels they are doing u a favor even if u r paying them to provide a service 🙄

[@blackboards4us298]

@@VanessaKanbi Wow! This sounds like Atlanta. Where’s my ATL people? Driving from Atlanta to Marietta on Interstate 75 ain’t no joke. 4 hours for a 20 minutes ride. Subject of tipping: In America we normally tip 20%. I’ll take my wife to dinner and pay $100 for dinner, tipping them $20. When in Ghana I took my family out to dinner and tipped them 20% of our bill. The Ghanaian man literally had tears in his eyes because he was expecting 20 Cedi which is $3.26. We stayed close to Capitol Grill near the Embassy. I saw how the Europeans took big advantage of the Ghanaian giving them just 20 Cedi on the average, knowing that’s not right. I can’t treat my people like that they deserve better. My point is, traffic is bad in Atlanta too. People judge you on how you dress and look in the United States as well. You think Black women in America don’t have attitude? 😂 I hear you and feel your bitterness towards Ghana. I have the same bitterness about my enslavement of America. May 27th 2021, Memorial Day in America 🇺🇸 8 people were shot and killed in Atlanta. Not one person in the whole country of Ghana 🇬🇭 was shot and killed. Yes, Ghana doesn’t have the infrastructure of the West. Please believe me when I say, Africa is the future. One Love Jasmine ❤️ I will say this, you were the only person that got back in touch with me when I was coming to Ghana. I reached out to a few KZbinrs. (Wode Maya) & (Stella Shanelly), no problem though I know people are busy. We could have had a great interview about the medical clinics OB/GYN, we planned to open in Accra. Peace ☮️ & LOVE.

[@thyeocroft205]

Lol.. The vice president of Ghana is on a digital economy policy campaign but there's alot of opposition to that. Am sure u both can testify to the impact of mobile money here in Ghana..

[@codjoeify]

Kudus to you all. It takes bravery and patience. I'm getting there. Thanks to you both for educating us in the diaspora. I view this as training. In due time, God willing, I'll be prepared mentally and financially.

[@a.konadu4010]

Youve made some excellent points. Thanks for sharing. I remember when I was in Ghana and giving to the beggars on the street my family tried to stop me saying the poor were unjust people who would curse me. I m thinking how stupid...if they had any power to do anything they would use it for themselves🤦🏾‍♀️. That is another thing I find difficult with Ghanaians...we aren't very charitable. Growing up in a poor family and going to Secondary school as a boarder in GH...I was teased and ridiculed for not having as much as some of my classmates. In the west...that would not happen.

[@JasmineAmaa]

I’ve heard that beggar thing several times

[@barbudo12]

Bravo. Jasmine! You tell the unvarnished truth, rather than glossing over the truth. Expect some idiots to admonish you for "undermining Ghana".

[@JasmineAmaa]

Loll I always share truth based on my experiences.. nothing stops me xx

[@Zimwilishe]

Thanks Jasmine for the video. I will come to Ghana prepared, very soon

[@kenzelcold1636]

Thank you for being so frank. I really need to hear that. Ok, let me get this right.....overtly superstitious.....lack of honesty/backdoor dealings and no urgency. Did I get 😳 that right?

[@JasmineAmaa]

Basically

[@kenzelcold1636]

@@JasmineAmaaI'll be visiting for the first time in March with the help of your encouraging videos

[@mariancounsellor]

Thanks for this. It’s all about being honest and not always sugar coating things. I enjoyed my travel to Ghana and hope to move there one day. Your hair, makeup and outfit looks great by the way 💕

[@justzee1574]

It's great that you waited awhile before reporting this. You should the positive for 2 years

[@deborah4645]

Her comments are like if you buy a home, they say live in it first and only after a year or more, then and only then, make the most needed changes to the home that suits you. By her waiting 2 years her comments are on point and she leaning how to deal with except the situation or situations and working to improve on how she re-acts.

[@Kismayo2007]

Thank you for this video, very honest view point.

[@roots-diaspora]

thank you for being candid!🙏🏽🙏🏽