From Indiana, These Amazing “African & American” Sisters Introduce Sierra Leone Cuisine To Ghana

[@kofisugar]

Ghana appears to be welcoming to hard working women..... Thank God, we feel blessed to consider Africa as an option... The game has changed.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Any African who open for God to bless them and bring it to Africa is blessed

[@dan.S5050]

Ghana is a special one! Y'all better believe it and thank her. She's allowing black people to actually feel safe and have peace on this still 'tough' continent to then be able to contemplate settling here. Thank Ghanaians when you see them. They made this 'type' of Africa possible!

[@MrOmar1320]

I wasn't trying to listen to this whole video, but just couldn't turn it off. What a beautiful conversation. Freetown chop shop sounds like a good first stop for a African International flight.

[@wentworthjohnson1227]

Love these ladies………I’m so happy to hear these African ladies speaking of the United States from a point of view that’s so similar to most black people. Thank you……

[@albertmireku3871]

If Africa can have more of these 2 sisters we will go places..God blessed you all 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@BW_GYEDU]

Beautiful interview, awesome personalities, great conversation, courageous UNAPOLOGETIC AFRICAN QUEENS on the cutting edge of entrepreneurship and AFRICAN EXCELLENCE. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. I low key enjoyed how much respect they have for each other; how sisters are friends and business partners and particularly how Kenye obviously understands her sister Masah that causes them to flow like a river and vibe with the synergy that they do. I am definitely going to visit the restaurant; for the food and the energy they project. Great job as always Jay. 👊🏿

[@kwasiAsareBoye]

Strong and beautiful ladies. I wish you well on you journey.

[@GladysGrace001]

It’s crazy she remembered every kids name during her upbringing through her experiences.

[@Ayimwaa]

Black really don’t crack!! Beautiful people

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

All the ones who come to Africa will never be the same

[@lovellesokan9107]

I love you Maximum Impact.. I have been following when you were in SOUTH Africa.. @ the Prison tour !!! My KRU name in west Africa, GBASSA ..which means " To redeem the time" ++ redemption, restore. Renew !

[@ericdogbe5710]

One of your most impactful conversations Jay... Really bridging the gap between Africans and the diaspora. I enjoyed the interview immensely. God bless you Ladies

[@avocadoqueen.]

This interview was FANTASTIC!! I didn't want it to end! So proud of these ladies! 🎉

[@havisionfitness864]

oh those two are beautiful in and out

[@nanammm777]

Mean, this is really Beautiful! I"love you guys energy! African is! wherever you free safe and respectful, that's where you come from!! you are all one people one love and we gonna make it all Africa will be safe and respectful and development!!!

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Coming to Africa somewhere that we can all breathe

[@onthemovewithfiifi5811]

I just finished watching Jay for 48 minutes and here I am again. Just to say the least. This convo was so organically refreshing. I didn't want it to end either. So so lovely ❤

[@chimakalu41]

6:11 I knew she was Going to say nigeria.🇳🇬 in the house watching. Representing for my country

[@mariamanneh4561]

Great conversation, Beautiful sis keeping it 💯 👌 ❤

[@frankkyereme7125]

I really love this conversation 🙋🏾‍♂️🇬🇭

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

I am rich black coming to Africa we can breathe and be free.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

You have met good people they will take you their restaurant

[@chimakalu41]

4:51 Host is representing as well for Temne 🇸🇱. Go ahead man

[@ladylocs818]

Wonderful interview! I visited Osu when I was in West Africa in 2006. Looking forward to returning!

[@eastafricanist9156]

Very interesting interview. I love the way the little sis defers to her big sis.

[@BW_GYEDU]

Yessssssss!!!!!. I caught that too ❤. I mentioned it in my comment in a round about type of way 😊

[@otiskdarko6293]

My two Great grandfathers were sent to Bo, in the northern Sierra Leon, after the Ashanti-British war in 1900.

[@mikek9085]

Bo is in the southern part of Sierra Leone, it is the 2nd largest city in Sierra Leone.

[@otiskdarko6293]

OK, thanks for your correction.

[@EvwienureEjowokeoghene-ck8hd]

It was Ashanti vs Nigeria army war not British

[@mommieberryofficial2698]

This is one of the best interviews I have ever seen on here and I would like to know how to follow these ladies. They are awesome

[@bf1822]

These Beautiful QUEENS 🎉❤

[@beesforhoney43]

One of the best Jay's interviews. Im so proud of my Sierra Leonean American sisters and their choices they've made. Jay you've got your sisters and they've got you. God bless.

[@GeecheeWoman]

Hey, nephew Jay , I am here in Ghana . It is so hard for the two of us to meet . I still know that it will happen soon . Your Sa Anna, Georgia- geechee / gullah auntie .

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

Oh really ? Good to be here 🇬🇭 how long have you been here ? How are you getting ? Want to connect with one on one ?

[@dianed.3913]

Having grown up in NW Indiana, and also being familiar with Terre Haute, this interview is eye opening, engaging and encouraging....as I plan for my first trip to Ghana. These 2 sisters are superstars !!

[@onthemovewithfiifi5811]

Yes, they are SUPERSTARS

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

You're welcome here to Ghana 🇬🇭 the MOTHERLAND and Gate Way to Africa. I will be your guide when you step down here.Cheers ,! 🥂🥂🙂✔️

[@chimakalu41]

2:42 🇸🇱 Representing. Nice cultural info. Mende

[@Koiva232]

@11:20 DAMN She remembered the name all these years later lmao

[@Oracabessa562]

Jay another good conversation with such beautiful intelligent ladies. I can’t wait to come.

[@globalmusicunlimited]

Awesome conversation! Y’all are amazing! I’m there Freetown ChopHouse December 2023 for some great food and ambience…

[@abby-a]

Omg, cassava leaf stew is the *best* it's probably one of my favorite stews to eat besides Ghanaian stews. It taste so good with rice. 😋

[@koffi3415]

ALWAY LET OUTSIDER KNOW THAT THEY ARE IN A BLACK COUNTRY AND THEY MUST LEAVE THEIR PREDJUDECES AND HATE FOR BLACK PEOPLE WHERE THEY COME FROM.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

You had a good conversation that was lively I really liked them

[@chimakalu41]

1:00:39 Good real estate market analysis. You don't want to go from being a homeowner to a renter in your home country.

[@DaCutieNation]

I love this interview. Didnt get to watch the entire 1.5 hr but was great even skipping thru some

[@EnterTheNinja101]

I love your opening and these young Queens are beautiful and intelligent

[@niiamu3300]

Amazing conversation!

[@vyuguruzumwangumwereka]

Jay, you did it again! What a great and enriching interview! As always, proud of you bridging the artificial divide among the melanated world!

[@WhatJamaican]

I’ve watched many of your videos and enjoyed them all. This is one of my favorites ❤❤❤. Hearing the perspective of these ladies and hearing their awesome stories was FANTASTIC. I was expecting to hear about a great restaurant but your interview gave us so much more. Great interview 😊

[@CapeCoastliving]

I needed a lot more of this…please go back and bring us more. Also can you do a introductory on what television shows are available in Ghana?

[@Suziecat]

Lovely conversation.

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

Nice content, keep it up Jay, we love you, Ghana loves you more

[@sourcestvghuk9897]

God blessed you guys❤❤❤❤ Ghana 🇬🇭 🇸🇱

[@lovellesokan9107]

JUTE leave is actually okra leaves ( in Liberia, we say palava sauce with palm oil ) .

[@decoloniz_afro]

❤swahili song.....watching from kenya

[@abuwarith1]

GDI! I'm down with that group!

[@bf1822]

Thank You Jay❤🎉🎉🎉

[@quietstorm677]

What a wonderful and informative interview. These women are phenomenal. Blessings

[@eleearts]

Thank God for our melanin people are getting out of America and the bondage they have our people into.

[@chimakalu41]

12:21 yes, African 🔥

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Amazing story

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

They talk about people who did not speak to black people it must be hard on them we welcome you to Africa long live Africa

[@charlesakan-man7859]

Interesting interview. Lots of great information. Refreshing.

[@JudahsExodus]

My peeps!

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

Woww, judah, we miss you, Ghana loves you more ❤

[@queenmermaid4935]

Yes!

[@sicklion2354]

God blessed the stomach that gave birth to them.

[@aminaaminat8378]

Every iota word spoken was based off of unadulturated FACTS!!!

[@angelapinnock3793]

ABSOLUTELY LUVVVV THAT SHIRT🥰 Gr8 content APU! Brings tears to my eyes though when I have to listen to what the Black Americans have and still are, going through. I grew up in West London, UK and am so grateful that there was no racism; none that I noticed or felt anyway. Everyone mixed with everyone in our neighbourhood. It's only as I got older that I noticed more, probably in my 20s, can't remember; but it definitely wasn't prevalent and I'm so thankful that people weren't blatant in my childhood years, about their racism. I believe I would have turned out to be a very different adult, if they had.🤨

[@cdheducation]

This is a wonderful interview!

[@UhuruTrails294]

Excellent interview. Beautiful awesome sisters. Terrific. Thanks.

[@asemdad2433]

Great interview ❤❤

[@Amilyfoodie]

Africa shirt look good on you (Africa cloth look good on you).

[@barbarawilliams7433]

Knowledge is power!

[@CapeCoastliving]

Awesome Interview, I love these women ❤❤❤

[@wentworthjohnson1227]

Loving the interview!!!!!!!!!!

[@sourcestvghuk9897]

I’m really 😂enjoying this interview ❤❤❤❤

[@HoneyBunches100]

Phenomenal conversation that was relatable and inspiring. How can we follow these ladies on their Instagram accounts? 💫

[@AfricanUSA-th9ov]

I Live Orland Park Illinois. Most Court Cases Now In Chicago Is On Zoom

[@KatrinaInStride]

Amazing interview! One of your best interviews! ❤

[@blackelement4037]

BRILLIANT

[@sourcestvghuk9897]

Very interesting video ❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@mariamanneh4561]

That shirt looks great on you Jay.

[@patriciamatthews9390]

Beautiful ❤️

[@havisionfitness864]

this is dope !

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

A girl heard a n word to her what the ow God have mercy

[@chimakalu41]

56:53 My baby sister did that too

[@businessdoctor81]

I live in Hanover, IN....southern Indiana...mostly white

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

Come to Ghana 🇬🇭 make the TRANSITION right away and you will enjoy it here most than ever thought of.Let me get to know you please!

[@DBLACK-vo3pm]

Very Intelligent

[@rolandhayes2000]

GI headed your way in 2024! GO BOILERMAKERS!

[@sandrabanks2532]

A 🕊Awesome! what happened to the younger sister being more talkative?🙃😉🤗

[@businessdoctor81]

I know where that is.

[@krofaimedia]

🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@Ayimwaa]

Went through their page, food looks good but why Osu😢 y’all don’t consider us at the other side of Accra!!! Delivery alone will k!ll is🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

If you are black rejoice for God want to bless you

[@KobbyArthurtv]

😍😍🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💯💯❤️❤️🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭✌️✌️✌️✌️🔑🔑🌎🌎

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

When you can play with people when someone loves black people

[@wentworthjohnson1227]

Let Go of the Kidnapper and come to Africa

[@isaacking5646]

Yeah

[@bubakay8956]

Point of correction Temnes are largest ethnic group in Sierra Leone followed by the mendes the Limbas and the fullahs respectively

[@AfricanUSA-th9ov]

Jute Leave Is EWEDU In Yoruba Lands

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Ow??mmm

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Nicole said they eat slime in their house

[@mufasa2009]

Interesting lots of African immigrants seem to join Black Greek organizations

[@businessdoctor81]

We are leaving racist America for GOOD!!!

[@AfricanUSA-th9ov]

Please Stay Out Of Real Estate In Ghana That Y'all Parents Are Not From. Leasing In Ghana Is A No No.

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

You have known idea what you're talking of let me explain things to you than what you have heard wrongly.

[@themark7948]

Lol. Wow. You all really think average Nigerians don't get along because of ethnic and religious differences? Interesting perception.