I Visited GHANA TOWN 🇬🇭 in THE GAMBIA 🇬🇲, West Africa and the HISTORY is SHOCKING

Ghana Town is a small coastal fishing town in western Gambia. It is located in Kombo North/Saint Mary District in the Western Division. As of 2009, it has an estimated population of 1, 397.
I Visited GHANA TOWN in THE GAMBIA, West Africa and the HISTORY is SHOCKING
Ghana town was established in the Gambia in the year 1961 by fishermen from the Ghana who wanted to go fishing in Senegal but later ended in Gambia. THANKS FOR WATCHING PLEASE SHARE AND SUBCRIBE
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[@nuhadarboe4074]

Am a Gambian watching from Qatar am living with many Ghanian here they are very humble and hard working people ❤

[@user-iq2gi5qz1i]

Am a Gambian 🇬🇲 but I like Ghanaian 🇬🇭❤️

[@cookingwithsindaco]

We love you too 🙏🏿❤️🔥 kindly share and subscribe

[@user-nn7zz2cf9h]

So why did the Gambians kill the 44 Ghanaian migrants

[@XOSEKOFI]

Sindaco, Ghana tourism must give you recognition and an award!.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thank you 🙏🏿 kindly share and subscribe

[@JustFiifi]

The Fante influence on the coast of West Africa and Angola is unmatched. Fantes are brave, daring and adventurous. We actually spread the fishing culture to many places with the best fishing practices creating economies in several West African nations.

[@otoyopanama1648]

BUT AN AMANKWAAH WAS ALREADY THERE. GHANAIANS ARE ADVENTUROUS

[@reinaelsa4041]

💯✊🏾

[@Am_Manasa]

But Ghanian always asks people to leave their country they are all over in west Africa

[@zionlee3644]

@@Am_Manasa Remember, at that time Africa wasn't as populated as today. These guys have become part of Gambia's Economy. THEY STILL GO BACK HOME, BUT THEIR ALSO NEEDED HERE.

[@zionlee3644]

@@Am_Manasa Also remember Ghana can't afford to host the whole Africa right now. Maybe someday!!

[@know3976]

Great story. No wonder Ghana is familiar with Gambia national anthem. They even sung along during the African games in Ghana. Gambians are nice people.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Wow 😮 really????? Thanks for watching, please share and subscribe 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@know3976]

@@cookingwithsindaco Yeah I saw a shorts video of it and they singing along. I'm Ghanaian and I know that song too but didn't know it relates to Gambia anthem.

[@kobbyeben5398]

Point of correction they sung the National anthem of Zambia but not Gambia. Get your facts right

[@know3976]

@@kobbyeben5398 You should rather get your fact right.

[@kobbyeben5398]

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[@nabsyb2610]

As a Gambian, I always wanted to know the history of Ghana town..

[@cookingwithsindaco]

I guess now you know 👌👌✔️ kindly share for other to see and learn

[@laminabliekonjira9446]

2015 my team Flowers street play final against the Ghana town junior team in the Brufut primary school field and we won 1,0 the goal was score by me.... We train Ghana town and to be honest they are good people's 💯 %

[@myway762]

I am Gambian and I proud of Ghanaians, keep it up bro.

[@zionlee3644]

it's amazing to hear them speak Fanti, & still remember their Akan culture!!!!

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Even there children speak Fante more then some Fante kids i know in Ghana 🇬🇭 thanks for watching kindly share

[@zionlee3644]

@@cookingwithsindaco True

[@TekeElive]

I'm a Cameroonian , but I also love Gambia . I have been to Serekunda and stayed at Karaba Hotel. I love this little country so much.

[@fatoujarju3341]

We love you too 🥰

[@MamaCeesay98]

Thank you so much!! 😊

[@madelinewilsonojo]

Sindaco your channel is becoming a legitimate source of African cultural and culinary education. Keep up the good work 👏🏾

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Aww 🥰 thank you 🙏🏿, keep sharing and watching ❤️

[@idrissagouba962]

What impresses most about this old man is that fact that he still speaks the Fanti very fluently with no foreign accent to it. This is fantastic and a lesson to those of us in the diaspora.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

They have really tried, even their kids speak the fantas

[@joshuaampofo3300]

Well, they speak fante there. The place is like any Ghana town

[@amamansaafriyie]

The First Gentleman who’s grandfather started Ghana 🇬🇭 town. He speaks good English Wow

[@cookingwithsindaco]

He is a Teacher

[@salamatlawal4229]

There are many gambians living in Ghana, especially in Brogahafo religon. We Gambia Number 1 and Gambia Number 2 in Brong - ahafo.

[@twinsneverbeg9617]

Yeah

[@twinsneverbeg9617]

I’m few miles away from there

[@osandra5040]

I'm from Gambia no2 are u also from there

[@SASK_M_Y]

I never knew it's about the gambian people. I thought the town was named after the gambia river

[@twinsneverbeg9617]

@@osandra5040 Do you know Mim?

[@AlTawfeek]

As far as an African is in Africa it’s still home for that individual 💯

[@bocjagne2878]

My wife is from Ghana town. Everyone is friendly, approachable and easy going out there as the video proves and the beach is beautiful and it's simply the best place to live in the Gambia.

[@benjaminansah9312]

I think Ghana government must extend his hands for some social mobilities

[@Otisho-Kaanibejabatto]

A special story near and dear to me. Thank you Sindaco for sharing. I'm a Gambian who lived in Brufut and attended Brufut Primary school up to Primary 3. One of my best friends Kofi lived in Ghana Town just a km or so from the school. He used to invite me to his home on some weekends and I would have him at ours on other weekends. We were very young then. I'm excited to hear that your guide has almost completed a book on the history of Ghana Town, is it possible to get his contact from you? I believe there's an opportunity to work with him because I'm an author myself, but a civil engineer. Haruna Darbo Thanks in advance.😊

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Wow, thanks for watching and kindly share and subscribe

[@LamineSanyang-yc5kb]

I'm happy what you are doing ghanaians I never called him Guardians I always call him gambians they are born citizens of Gambia they have the right of the citizenship our great grandfather's give them land in Brooklyn later they call it Ghana town they are so lovely people and their hard workers thank you for the video keep what you are doing

[@Joyslove3080]

Another beautiful fante history

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Wow,very interesting. Movement of Jah people. Nuff respect Bless up Ghana Town 🙏🙏❤️

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thanks for watching ❤️❤️🙏🏿✔️🔥 kindly share and subscribe

[@millyslunch6930]

interesting, story, good job, doing amazing work 👌

[@FREETHINKER_99]

My agriculture teacher from nusrat high school came from ghana town and we gambians have a big respect for our ghanaians in Gambia 🇬🇲 they are hard working nor joke one love Africa ❤

[@Kaddytrawalleh]

I'm a Gambian , Ghanians are hard working and trustworthy

[@danwilber9982]

Hi, try to visit Ivory Coast San Pedro another Ghana town than to Subraki in Liberia

[@michaelologo284]

Good stuff Bro. I know everywhere in Ghana town and that's where my family and I always bought our kenkey during my 3 years stay in Gambia as an expatriate.. I lived at Brufut Heights, TAF Estates opposite the then Sheraton Hotel. It is just a short distance from Ghana town.

[@hopemorrison2367]

You really work hard for your channel

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thank you 🙏🏿, kindly share and subscribe 🙏🏿🙏🏿✔️❤️

[@lamindarboe8158]

That the place we play football in our childhood time

[@hellenmugisha8027]

Very educative ! Thanks

[@Inercycl1]

this is your best video ever!

[@AmandaAfriyie-xw5wi]

This is a beautiful history thank you

[@emiliaamissah1968]

Very interesting

[@priscillasmith1046]

Am so happy watching

[@johnkwekueduafo-rt8yb]

Amazing 👏

[@stephenahenkorah8525]

This is powerful!! I was amazed to see they could actually flow in the Fante dialect. Good job Sindaco and I'll for sure visit them in future.

[@Emma_Dadson]

God bless u Sindaco, we proud of you. God bless u.

[@VictoriaAnkomah-Aidoo-vs9hj]

This is interesting, I am enjoying it 😀

[@millicentfrimpong2676]

Interesting 🇬🇭

[@johnamoako4021]

Please come home from Gambia, Ghana is developed and are so much resources for you, bring your children home.

[@salifujanneh7462]

The Gambia is developing also very rapid bro/ sis. We Pumping our Gas and oil

[@hetty7891]

Wow such an interesting story… this need to be in Ghana educational books.

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

Awesome video

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thanks for watching, kindly share and subscribe to the channel 🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️🔥

[@musahussien9498]

Wow wow beautiful ❤🎉so perfect 👍 this is my first time watching your channel keep it up 👍 good work done ✅ Ghanaians 🇬🇭 we are peaceful so lovely people

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thank you so much 🤗, keep watching and sharing

[@scoobydoodoo876]

Beautiful story.

[@musahussien9498]

Wow I love it so so much 😊❤🎉

[@cookingwithsindaco]

I'm glad you like it, keeping watching and sharing 🙌🏿❤️

[@AyoIsaacHulledzi-pv8py]

Wow, I would love to visit there one day

[@salamatlawal4229]

See how they are happy, greeting, and laughing. Heaven is in our hearts but not in the sky. Religion scam truly.

[@geluwarndiaye1604]

Nice place,i have been there

[@myway762]

We are all one, I Really love to see that we living in peace love an harmony.

[@kwaminattv]

Great job I was in the Gambia 🇬🇲 in Ghana town 2022

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Oh really wow, what was your experience

[@turnback9866]

The people of that land are my ppl, my tribes people, they left ghana by ship to Europe and mistakenly landed on there many decades ago, they decided to make life there

[@leopoldhotepsambou5239]

Respect!!!

[@priscillaabijah]

When someone is mending their fishing nets, the verb is “ɔresa”, and not “ɔrewen”

[@frimptop.9813]

I love Africa food ❤❤

[@laminfatty3134]

Interesting story, I need clarification please. What was the coup you talking about in the Gambia that took place in 1961?

[@benhexel7309]

Uncle Abando..Greetings

[@patrickfrempong7504]

I hope they live peacefully with their neighbours, and respect all the laws of the Gambia. I trust Ghanaians to be law abiding wherever they are.

[@EMMATHAMARKETER]

Original 💯

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thanks for watching, kindly subscribe

[@brightadu7887]

Nice story, bro please 🙏, try and locate all countries that he mentioned and interview the Ghanaians over there

[@lebaolbaoltigui2599]

kafountine /senegal...not fare away gambia.

[@dawudibrahim3759]

Snr man kwesi,he be my snr for ahantaman,nice guy

[@Emma_Dadson]

Wow, thanks

[@naze497]

Many Ghanaians in Equatorial Guinea and Nigeria.

[@edwardansah896]

This is amazing story, Ghana 🇬🇭 government has to bring u Amassador

[@lamindarboe8158]

He is also good in football too

[@priscillaabijah]

Even up till now, some of our fisherfolks still travel to Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Gambia, etc. Only that for Ivory Coast, most come back frequently, since it’s closer.

[@SOSEntrepreneursHub-EfieneFie]

hello by a new subscriber❤

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Hello, 🥰welcome onboard, I wish you’ll enjoy my beautiful contents. Keep watching and share for others to enjoy too. orekodo ❤️

[@SOSEntrepreneursHub-EfieneFie]

@@cookingwithsindaco yes Sir, kudos and ayekooo

[@queensandyakukwe1234]

Thanks for showing the world of ghana town. Can the guy go to airport to find out how he can export the fish to Europe?

[@benhexel7309]

Olasti ,the guy ..

[@nanadrawslot]

You are from Winneba. Same here

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Yes please 🙏🏿 Menimbi

[@efuatrendz]

He should put his book online, that way it will be there forever.

[@joemcal852]

Where about is this Ghana town? I didn’t hear of Ghana town when I used to visit the Gambia in the 90s. I used to lodge in a hotel in bskau cape something something. I used to visit serekunda, Banjul, faraja or so

[@user-sp5yn9ef5k]

It was dre since before you visit in the 90s

[@jibreelfaal6162]

Is there any way you can help me get in touch with Emmanuel? I taught him computer literacy. We were in touch but lost contact few years ago. Please 🙏🏾

[@FlashNeptune]

Think you can contact the elder since his number was posted

[@Amos_Quito]

The two of you sound so alike. You could pass for brothers.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Oh really wow

[@sankungdrammeh5462]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤝♥️🇬🇲

[@djondedarame-fs7qc]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mimisika3265]

Is there a straight bus from Ghana to Gambia? Or you linked from Ivory Coast by bus

[@scoobydoodoo876]

Yes, there is one from accra to Dakar and then Dakar to Gambia. It is all connected

[@phirenetv2690]

You can also get from kumasi ahen boboano and that one is straight. And I know some of truck drivers I can give you their number but they move from mankesim and connect to kumasi any info write me

[@jerrywood6869]

​@@phirenetv2690Please give me a contact of truck driver's that I can contact because I would really like to come over to Gambia

[@giftyford2332]

Ghana must learn from this interview. The man said they can not grow cassava because the land has been used for building. How are they going to eat if all the lands are used for building.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

It really sad, thank ls for watching

[@OmzSonz]

Alkalo is the village head

[@ebrinaconteh4841]

We are African

[@abs2ray]

The guy surely meant 1981 not 1961😂😂

[@elizabethbekoe381]

Woda Maya .. ghanaian and a fante from central region !! famous u tuber visit ghana town !! I wonder what he did for the community or the legacy he left them in gambia ghana town ..

[@SASK_M_Y]

After watching this beautiful doc,is that what came to your mind? You yourself what have you done for your community?

[@worlaworlali164]

I heard yaya jammeh killled them all

[@technovice2024]

How can we get in touch to help?

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Please there’s a contact in the video

[@jossmaan2839]

You should have asked the Oldman if he is now a Muslim, he was dressed as one. Gambia is predominantly Muslim country.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

I believe the name confirms it

[@martinniiakoodoi9781]

Bro am really enjoying your video and everything but I will edge you to stop talking into their answers when you question them ....allow them to talk and express them selves ... THANK YOU.

[@sankofaha7557]

Hope Gambia is looking better now. Not developed.

[@mikemate536]

kindly keep quiet for the guy to talk you are ruining the interview

[@37labmise]

Ibrahiem i respect and he is mij broer support him sindaco and Tatiana Ibrahiem is the futer toghter with you two of holy Afrika

[@giftyford2332]

Abrade clan is the same as aduana. Then you are my brother. I'm aduana. 😂😂

[@cookingwithsindaco]

❤️❤️❤️😆😆😆

[@SASK_M_Y]

🔥 🐕

[@SASK_M_Y]

🔥 🐕

[@zionlee3644]

Maybe they should appeal to Ghana for subsidy, just like Jamaica was subsidized for decades!!

[@37labmise]

He mij broer sindaco im working on it broer. Me and my wife work hard every day for respect of holy Afrika i veel you up dated

[@charles_ainoo]

It’s amazing they named there “Ghana town” even though they were Fantses. We all know some tribes would have named there after themselves 🙄😝

[@dashikimeclothing2908]

Just be bold and name the tribe that would have done that, and provide some examples. Some of you bring tribalism into everything.

[@RansfordKuks-ct3xg]

What are you doing in that country after they kill a lot of Ghanaians in 2005

[@Youtoogetto]

Really, what happened ?

[@Youtoogetto]

Nigerians killed thousands of Ghanaians, too. But still, there are a lot of Ghanaians in Nigeria and a lot of Nigerians in Ghana.

[@MarkNtiri]

​@@Youtoogettotheir former president jammeh ordered for 44 migrant Ghanaians and a few Nigerians, who were in Gambia en route to Senegal/Europe, to be killed, suspecting them to be spies

[@MarkNtiri]

​@@YoutoogettoNigerians killed 1000s of Ghanaians? When, where?

[@awasowe7076]

You should ask all of those Ghanaians living in Ghana town what are they doing there too,if they were not safe and living in peace you think they’ll still be there smh. do your research of how it happened before commenting ….do you think that president they said did it killed only Ghanaians.People will always find something negative about a positive thing smh

[@rash4403]

Can any Gambian tell me the meaning of “NYANK” ?

[@JuneBaby-np8iv]

Thats you 😂😂 it’s means bantu people

[@samuelachie7890]

Government must bring all of them home

[@samuelbaah7017]

For what ?

[@modibokrumah5369]

Most of this peoples are Gambian Ghanian. so why will they want to leave

[@samuelachie7890]

@@samuelbaah7017 to come and stay in Ghana… look at their condition over there

[@mahojeez2027]

Why would the Ghana government take people to Ghana who aren’t born there,and they prefer the country of their birth better,the escort says some try to stay in Ghana but they eventually returned to Gambia

[@bigjoee-zv4fm]

The coup was in July 1981 not 1961.

[@user-nn7zz2cf9h]

This is where the massacre of the 44ghanaians took place.

[@OusmanKeita-in3nn]

The story he's saying is not real 😊 Ghanaian imam is the one saying the thruth man It's a an area in Brufut and Gambians there BRUFUT GHANATOWN 🇬🇲🇬🇭

[@37labmise]

Broer to colonist eye for an eye

[@thea-levelmathteacher7673]

they should've gone to France 🇫🇷 . their lives would have been far better

[@musajeng7402]

You people are big big lies. There has never been any GHANA TOWN before independance and immediately after independance until after 1973 when Seagull Fisheries was established.Stop distorting history othereise auhtorites will be force to intervine.. Renove this from KZbin'S now How old are you people?

[@prestigiouschannel788]

U can educate the world without insulting anyone,since no one said anything insultive during their interview.

[@Godkid-jon1]

You can take a Ghanaian out of Ghana, but you can't take the lack of innovation, development, and fortitude out of them. In this day and age, you still build with roofing sheets. And as usual, you want government to come help

[@Maamedanquah462]

So mean. I hope you’ve built estates