LIES! Are African Americans Leaving Ghana in DROVES? (The Truth about Going Beyond the Return)

African Americans are leaving Ghana in droves? Folks, don't believe the lies. There's been a lot of buzz on KZbin about a mass exodus of black Americans and Europeans leaving Ghana. We dive into this idea and give a different perspective. Join us for the conversation!
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[@afrikanjamaicangrl2077]

As a Jamaican...i know when i mive there i will be okay...big up the Motherland ❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@steveobeng4444]

There's already a large Jamaican community in Ghana.. . Bro, you're late..

[@afrikanjamaicangrl2077]

@@steveobeng4444 exactly ..

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@afrikanjamaicangrl2077 -You would love Assin Manso and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@angeloseimensah]

I lived in Ghana for 3 year now and love it. I bought land there and have so many people I call family. I do go back to the west several times in the year to see family members. But my heart belongs to 🇬🇭. I think people miss the convenience of the west. The fast pace I can do without.😊

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Andrew-gq2ot]

​@KagdPanda You're right they can claim anything but I notice how expats never show you any examples of progress other expats are making in terms of owning land, building houses or setting up, quality businesses & helping the Country improve it's standard of living. I work with many Ghanaians who's mentality is I should go to Africa-Ghana and " help build the " Mother Land" while he's sitting on his ass in America enjoying the good life while not helping Black Americans do a damn thing. but they're benefiting off the Civil Rights Movement waged by Blk Americans. if African Nations were serious about giving access to natural resources that's one thing but they're not doing that and these " expats know this" Plus Blk Americans should be focused on building themselves up in America where we've been since 1609 And Blacks in Black Sovereign Caribbean Nations should be focused on building up their Nations it's Africans responsibility to build Africa! I can travel there as a tourist but I'm not staying. In the 1990s I was a " Pan Africanist" but not today this one-way Pan Africanism hasn't benefited Blk America . Politically or Economically------- As Martin L King in his 1967 book , "Where Do We Go From Here" said: If the curelities of of slavery couldn't stop us. The opposition we know face will surely fail. Our destiny's tied with America's destiny! That was positive 56 yrs ago While today's Victim thinking Pessimistic thinking Negros try to bullshit you into thinking life is so sweet in Africa not in Black America.

[@EarlEdenEverlyEmillia]

but how do u make a living that's my only issue

[@fredericaanderson4140]

No what I’ve noticed that is not your first video of doing that this has been going on for a long time. And I want back the train back in the station I have came to Ghana several times between the year of 2020 to the present I had never planned on making Ghana a place to live.. I came to Ghana to help some Americans who had been guided here by other Americans and found out it wasn’t what they wanted to be. Some of us that come here to Ghana it’s a Haven for us. That come from Chicago Michigan, Florida in them of godforsaken states in United States. I have lived this life long before in Jamaica with my husband. So what you need to do is do a on African-Americans leaving Ghana. Let the algorithm speak for itself. So it’s not that I didn’t have a good time. This was not the place I pick.. if I could put the picture up on KZbin I already have my in South Africa. But I refuse to let people believe that this is like the kingdom come here cause it’s not, and I see a lot of people that I know that was duke in here by other diasporas. if it works for you I’m happy for you.

[@Nicdomi]

My non-scientific thought is... There are a lot of people who did not do their research or did not plan properly who are leaving. I have seen many KZbin channels of people who went to Ghana without enough preparation, came back to the US to regroup and have gone back to Ghana or are planning to go back to Ghana. I am taking the long route, lots of preparation and only one move, God willing.

[@jamonit9479]

Good luck. It will work out for you.

[@Nicdomi]

@@jamonit9479 thank you

[@dadoboye1536]

I would still recommend you visit first. There’s no substitution for first hand experience.

[@Nicdomi]

@@dadoboye1536 oh yeah. I went in March for two weeks and I’m going back twice next year for 3 week visits.

[@julianaansah6367]

Which ppl are that???

[@tonymckinney1355]

When ever any youtubers says AA's are leaving Africa, any country, in droves, I always ask for proof and never get it.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@tonymckinney1355 - It is always what they hear, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@ustand2186]

Some people hate us but don't want us leaving the US!

[@alonzoabel7472]

They can't leave in droves, unless they arrived in droves!

[@wawacameroon]

😂😂😂😂

[@SM-mm3kg]

I saw a video of Nigerian KZbinr called Corporate Junkie doing a video about this lies…I don’t know why an African especially Nigerian hating on Ghana.

[@steveobeng4444]

The tides have turned. Back in the'70s, Ghanaians were going to Nigeria during their oil boom. They mismanaged their economy through corruption. Ghana is their new America. Nigeria is a disgrace to Africa.

[@Hloksthegreat2]

We South Africans are cool with Ghana. No beef. SA is seeing more African Americans too who have settled in our country. AAs are welcome to live their dreams in Africa

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

​@@Hloksthegreat2woww, l love south Africa peoples too, l am a Ghanaian livings in Germany, l visited joburg and cape town 2 times, l love it, and the whole Africa continent, South Africa is my second home ❤❤

[@Hloksthegreat2]

@@jeffreykofikarikari4334 Ghanaians are respectful in other countries. That's why SAns & Ghanaians vibe well

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

@@Hloksthegreat2 thanks a lot, and stay bless

[@josephineappiah8966]

There's a difference between staying and living in Ghana. Am glad you explained that thoroughly. Am a Ghanaian living in the Uk. I come home every year. The feeling i get when the plane touches down on the tarmac is just amazing. You feel at home. I know and understand the system is hard if you are not prepared for it. There are no proper structures in place to make things easier. (Services) We are still developing. Things have to change. The roads,water,electricity etc. I don't know whether the African American community do meet with the government officials especially minister for tourism to talk about these issues. Ghana has always been a hospitable and a welcoming place to visit . Nobody can change that.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@josephineappiah8966 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@steveobeng4444]

@Josephineappiah8 If you're a Ghanaian in overseas and couldn't afford to have a second home in Ghana, as most Europeans or Americans do in different places. You're not financially secured. You don't necessarily have to be there 24/7.

[@shontaescott3026]

Good idea! Talk to the tourism ministry.

[@elizabethjackson7262]

These are new countries and are still bre a king ties with the colonizers inqueechable greed.

[@TheBodleysJourney2Ghana]

Love your videos!!! They were instrumental in making our move to Ghana a success. Thank you

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks so much for that @@TheBodleysJourney2Ghana, really appreciate it 😉!

[@conqueror7723]

@ExpatLifeGhana. Ever since Ghana successfully invited the Black Diaspora back home with the Year of Return, there has been a lot of envy and resentment from certain quarters. The guy making those FALSE CLAIMS ABOUT PEOPLE LEAVING, is Nigerian. Theres another Kenyan KZbinr, who, like the Nigerian "operative", is bent on driving traffic away from Ghana. The attention Ghana is getting, has made some people really jealous. But until Blacks can be happy for one another, we can never be united. And without unity, there is no strength.

[@kehindeemiabata4032]

Well said.

[@bash2268]

Exactly, the jealousy is too much. who wants to live in east Africa lol doomed and gloom nation beggars whole over the place especially Kenya

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@conqueror7723 - It really seems like it, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@sewahakoto5825]

You are so right all the negative commentary I have seen about people leaving Ghana are from other Africans, it's very sad because I really believe Ghana had good intentions on inviting the diaspora and other Africans to Ghana, as Africans we really need to stop the division and unite, we have to too many enemies to be doing this to ourselves, we should be happy to see our people winning whether on the continent or in the diaspora.

[@NanaKNOwusu]

@@ExpatLifeGhana Keep up the great work. What folks fail to acknowledge is that the independence of Ghana was tied with the fortunes of all blacks, especially, those in the diaspora. The black Star as the national symbol was chosen to serve as a beacon for the diaspora. Where were all the naysayers when Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Maya Angelou, Mohammed Ali, Adam Clayton Powell, Ralph Abernathy and many others were visiting Ghana? When George Padmore and W.E.B. DuBois were making Ghana home, there was no KZbin. All African nations should welcome the diaspora home and stop the jealousy. Ghana did not forget its sons and daughters who were lost and they are always welcome home. Osibisa sang about that decades ago.

[@mgeorge162]

I wanna do half and half, live in Ghana in the winter and come back to the states in spring.

[@VL60757]

That part😊

[@julianaansah6367]

U can do that nothing wrong with it

[@kehindeemiabata4032]

I live in Ghana full time , but that's a good idea....Best of both worlds.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@mgeorge162 - Oh wow, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@StirUpYourPurpose]

This is nothing new; it’s all about supply and demand. Ghana pitched the Year of Return to the world and this might be economic based and is no less to what Canada does with its immigration program. The overall planned Permanent Resident Admissions is 465,000 for 2023 and out of this 266,210 is slated for economic migrants. Many within the economic migrants group after moving to Canada find themselves struggling and turn around and say the program is a big scam and money grabbing and they go on social media to complain. At the end of the day it’s all about economy and Ghana just like Canada opens its gate to those who can come and discover and make the most of what is available. This reminds me of a letter shared by George Zwaagstra when he was immigrating to Canada in 1951; this later was written by his brother that was already in Canada and goes like this: "George, he said, you're coming to Canada, and Canada is a land overflowing of milk and honey, BUT you have to find your own cows and bees." Yes, this is also true of Ghana which is flowing with milk and honey but you will have to find your own cows and bees.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Interesting idea @@StirUpYourPurpose

[@monaboyd207]

Hello , I have lived in Ghana for the past 30 years and don't regret moving here with My Ghanaian Husband for one minute. I run a tour company and two car rental franchises. It's been a challenging and wonderful journey. I agree that African Americans love it here and are not moving back to the US in troves. You guys are great. Love your Channel.

[@dr.d.chrisalleyne3278]

I am from Trinidad and Tobago, lived in the US for 33 yrs of my life and have now moved back to TT. I am visiting Ghana in two weeks. I watched your video and I believe many people experience culture shock moving to a developing nation like Ghana. I am looking forward to visiting. I feel like people should move to countries like Ghana act like they on a permanent vacation, and find out quickly, living is not like being on vacation. Happens when people move to TT.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks for sharing.

[@anneyakinwale0154]

How do you get permanent residency in ghana, if moving there and buy property as a U S citizen?

[@LeonNeuton]

Business development consultancy would be great in an emerging economy. I'll be heading there shortly. Kenya in November, then Ghana for Detty December.

[@ashaabdul1158]

Greetings am from Trinidad also living in America for 30 plus years and ready to leave. Ghana has been calling my for years to visit and am so ready to go visit next year. I'd love to hear more about your trip there. Blessing

[@oneikawhite3766]

Hello, I've been a frequent visitor to Ghana over the past decade, observing the various political transitions that have occurred. I believe that people are leaving due to the persistent lack of progress in the country can be attributed to issues of greed and corruption that continue to plague it. I am blessed with huge extended family in Ghana that would agree. While I've watched many of your videos, I haven't seen you address these critical concerns. I understand that you're not Ghanaian by birth, but as a current resident, I believe that it's important to provide the truth that people can learn and grow from. Having spent time on the ground, visiting hospitals and orphanages, I've witnessed firsthand the pressing need for assistance in various sectors and what happens when they are supported. Let's talk Ghana!

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@oneikawhite3766 - The thing is people are not leaving, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@oneikawhite3766]

Americans coming to reap the benefits of living in Ghana, while the Ghanians would love to leave to create better lives🤔 all I’m saying is to not become the issue like the Chinese. Help the Ghanian people and sometimes help comes in the form of truth. Then we can all be accountable. Thanks for your response. Let’s Talk Ghana 🇬🇭

[@nenemens]

​@@oneikawhite3766​​ they have addressed the challenges in Ghana in so many of their other videos. This video addressed a specific issue about whether African Americans are moving out of Ghana in droves. They've answered that question. We can't expect them to address every issue in every video. They're in Ghana doing what they can to support the community by living and spending in the country. And there are far more Ghanaians reaping the benefits of America than there are African Americans in Ghana. If they're benefiting from Ghana that's great! Just as my people from Ghana enjoy from the America built in many ways by the blood of African Americans.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

​@@nenemensyou're right on point bro. The arm chair 🪑 critics...

[@fesderi3933]

​@@ExpatLifeGhanaeven Ghanaian citizens are leaving ,you can't deny the fact

[@Sollotravella]

They do that for just KZbin views and also some KZbinrs hate to hear everyone is going to Ghana, and not their country. A lot of them are trying to change the narrative and give Ghana a bad name.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@MrBigsx - Seems like hate behind it, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@phinebwoy1994-vk8rk]

Most of those doing such videos are nigerians and Uganda KZbinrs,their is nothing but hate

[@MochaManSpirit]

Another great video, and you two are absolutely right about the currency conversion. When I was there in 2021 I came with $600 for a 7 day stay and left with $11 in my pocket after getting a few souvenirs, and I was staying at places my host recommended, which was were locals would stay. Unfortunately, while I LOVED my trip, I could not see relocating there just yet. Do your due diligence is 1000% correct, and visit first before even thinking of moving there!

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@stevenreliford3777 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@avalimpa]

You left with money!! Amazing. $600 sounds like a small amount take for a 7 day stay. Even a trip to the next state in the USA.

[@Bigaphid]

Thank you so much for this very thoughtful discussion of how living outside the US can work. The point that it costs a lot to live like an American outside of the US is often not appreciated. I also like that one can live with a different, less expensive lifestyle, but it comes with trade-offs.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Glad it was helpful!

[@elisobais]

This video should go viral cos you two seem to understand what it means to live in Ghana and you explained things sooooo well.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@elisobais - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@flashback5022]

These are the people Africa need some people ack like America is perfect the poison food on water they serve us here are the worst racism working 3 jobs not making any progress it's all here. Africa will get it right it's a presses

[@dee2ttown]

Also its important to maybe have some income coming in, before going, so you won't have financial set backs, like rental income, social security, etc, so you cant have some cushioning when certain things don't work out

[@aspmedia8311]

If you want Ghana 🇬🇭 to be like America what do bring to the motherland to help? You have to know that America was not like this before it's some people make it a great place so we all need to be together and make Ghana 🇬🇭 a great place but in some way we don't want Ghana to be like America, love you guys ❤ and love Ghana 🇬🇭❤️

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊

[@elizabethjackson7262]

The devastation caused from colonizers is slowly being disputed. It takes time. These countries have made incredible rebounds. Now if they can control the predatory lending like b lack people in America with 35% interest rates, so you never get out of debt with the share cropper

[@oneikawhite3766]

America what do bring to the motherland to help? My money, time and effort! by Free will! my People were enslaved to make America what it is today. I am going back to Africa on my dime, using my time, and a brain that was taught to care for others to help change the narrative. There is no need to explain all that I may have done nor do I want credit for being a human being to other people. My life is truly blessed and why cant I be a blessing to others.

[@abby-a]

Wow so the guy doesn't live in ghana but has so much to say about ghana? Smh, typical. 😂😂 It is always the ignorant people that *don't* live in ghana that has so much negative things to say about ghana. 😂😂

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@abby-a - Exactly! The nerve of some people, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@davidbanks4601]

I will be in Ghana for the Holidays for my third trip. I Love it there despite all the challenges. This trip I will decide it I want to make that move for good..

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

You can do it!

[@nefertemur8951]

Greetings Expat Life Ghana, excellent points you both make. I also aren’t residing in Ghana 🇬🇭, however I have done some research and understand that Ghana has a long ways to go politically as well as economically, making agreements with entities that don’t have Ghanaian best interest in mind. Now, the private sector in Ghana 🇬🇭 are well on their way to prosperity and growth. I will also say that most of the people of Ghana are suffering in many areas due to the inconsistencies of politics, wages, jobs, and the management of wealth onwards. Many in the diaspora will come and go to Ghana based on their personal situation and experiences. Thanks for sharing.

[@euhan9727]

Rubbish! What agreements are you talking about? You did research but couldn't name those said agreement. Ain't you speculating as one of the usual Ghana haters. stay out of Ghana issues.liar

[@kwamek9]

Bro, this current President of Ghana is the worst thing that has ever happened to the country, Ghana 🇬🇭. He has destroyed almost everything

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

​@@kwamek9open your channel and do politics there o.k., fool

[@Ghanadiaries]

​@@kwamek9 Ghanaians have had this narrative since Nkrumah time. Yall take pride in destroying people's image. Which government has been praised by Ghanaians? Even Nkrumah was overthrown but we still enjoy many things he did which others didn't appreciate. Thanks to this worse government, poor people in my village are all in school. You can be praised by Ghanaians but do one mistake and they will forget about everything.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!

[@repatrising5187]

LIES indeed! The only ones running away are those who were unprepared and had unrealistic expectations, maybe got caught up in the fairly recent hype around "year of return".

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

You've got that right @@repatrising5187! Thanks for commenting ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️!

[@gb6041]

There's some channel called "corporate junky" that is spreading negative videos about Ghana. Corpj is a Nigerian living in Houston and he's bitter about Ghana. He expected more people to be choosing Nigeria over Ghana

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@gb6041 - Yes, nothing he was saying about Ghana was true. He sounds upset] that wealthy Nigerians are leaving Nigeria for Ghana, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@paulkelly873]

Yes, I noticed that same channel spreading divisions. I have also noticed Kenganda doing the same thing, pushing Diasporans to come to Uganda and sending out messages that African Americans are 'leaving in Droves' from Ghana, Tanzania, Gambia etc For the record Pan-African means ALL Africa, Free and Independent... NOT just Some smh

[@MrsNxn]

Well the Gambia is an entirely different story.....

[@ginacoleman788]

Another great update. You all cutting up at the end is always the best part. Thanks!.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@ginacoleman788 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@Roseforres]

Living in Ghana sounds like living in Jamaica. You must adjust to the availability or non availability of certain things. Adjusting how you spend is very important especially if you don’t have a steady income.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!

[@julianaansah6367]

Jamaicans are really one with Ghana lol u ppl always making the connections we love y’all too there is a Jamaican community in ghana

[@abby-a]

Ghana and Jamica are *similar* a lot of Jamicans that live in ghana or visit say the same thing. The two countries are similar in so many ways. The only way anybody would know that is if they have visited *both* countries.

[@YTWorldTraveler]

Ayo is a charming woman and Tony is a real man. Love you guys.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@Jack_PalmbeachFL - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@Jack_PalmbeachFL - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@makedavolettatravels9864]

You run a tourism company and you see people at the airport...that sounds like visitors...not people moving there. Visiting and moving there is not the same. And he's RIGHT...people did not do their research on Ghana. Most black people in America have a romanticized idea about Africa. They are clueless.

[@frankkyereme7125]

Many Africa countries Envy that, African Americans and CARRIBBEANS coming to Ghana 🇬🇭 but not their country this is where hate started

[@julianaansah6367]

They need help fr many ppl have actually came to Ghana and ventured into other African countries and settled where they liked and have become open to exploring africa and the other countries because of Ghana 🇬🇭 and have realized africa is not just poor and mud huts but they don’t realize that and instead want to hate Ghana has been a pan African country and been promoting unity between the African diaspora our black star was inspired by Marcus Garvey from Jamaica so it’s nothing new for us to reach out to the diaspora this is what every African country should be doing and fighting to fix all our countries and let them all come back to africa and be at peace and free but some are busy fighting against it then joining in to the movement

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@frankkyereme7125 -I can see that, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@markdempsey1088]

​@@julianaansah6367 I have seen @kenganda and @corporate Junky channels on KZbin doing that. If you want a share of African Americans and Carribeans to come to your country, you have to promote your country not try to do so at the expense of another by belittling them. What kind of "pull him down mentality" is that - it isn't cool at all. We are all in for promoting Africa's strength. I mean there are legitimate issues but yeah every country in the world has issues. At least they can try to do what Wode Maya is also doing.

[@ladytj4u]

Thanks for informative information, I appreciate the two of you, your a beautiful couple 🙏🏾🫶🏾

[@MrVader282]

If you have the right partner, you should make it anywhere

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@MrVader282 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@novanetom9833]

I didn't have that problem I accepted my surroundings as the country and was right at home

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@novanetom9833 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@SM-mm3kg]

I don’t know if you guys see all the hate Ghana is getting from other Africans on KZbin for the Year of Return success. I hope you guys will do a video on it.

[@SEEDSOFTHEAFRICANTREE]

Ghana has always been a pioneer of most African steps in the paths of African freedom and now Ghana, is in the front changing the narrative from the long standing western lies. If at all there is any African or African country on this Loving continent who are against Ghana's "year of return" to our own brothers and sisters of African descent in the diaspora, then those people should be condemned with every word of condemnation. Secondly, the return of our own brothers and sisters to the mother land is very Spiritual and Biblical - DO NOT CAST A VOTE AGAINST GOD!!!! African Americans, Africans from europe, the caribeans, asia and from all over the world, are our own people and wa share the same DNA because we are all "THe SEEDS OF THE SAME TREE CALLED - MOTHER AFRICA!!!! Bro. Mulenga Israel Chalata from Zambia

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@SM-mm3kg - Being a target at the front it seems and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@LaceysHouseAfrica]

Probably because they receive such a xenophobic hatred in the country and I witness it every day so that’s not fair because they’re very discriminatory just to get a place in Ghana. I had to prove that I wasn’t Nigerian do you understand what I’m saying you can look at anything I’ve ever written they ask no Nigerians please it is very discriminatory the same thing for South Africans they have lived in the country, so that is why they’re saying that they’re not mine it is very xenophobic.

[@yarotv3277]

Agreed to many people preparing before the big move. Both financial and Environmental preparations. I'm working on creating a Consulting project to help Transition. The plans on living on importance of what and how living adjustments...

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!

[@afrocentricafrica]

Insightful! Subscribed. You should visit Kenya some time :)

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks for the sub!

[@afrocentricafrica]

@@ExpatLifeGhana Great content. Couldn't help it. And you are a cheerful bunch! :)

[@abby-a]

I *can't* wait for December time a lot black Americans, Carribeans, and others from the diaspora are *definitely* coming to party in ghana for December. 🎉🎉🎉 😂😂

[@blossom7325]

It's gonna be lit in December and more and more people from the diaspora are coming 🔥🔥🔥

[@JohnHughesChampigny]

Conveniently close to the Ivory Coast to get to the CAN starting on 13 Jan!

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@abby-a - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@Grantgirl1of3-pf4ob]

If you know anyone looking to rent a house in Accra in December, please let me know. 💛

[@juliemensah5604]

I love seeing you couple , whatever you say is the right stuff . Good job done. ❤❤❤❤

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@juliemensah5604 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@poetauthor4952]

Nope we planning to leave America for Africa in masses

[@gibson2675]

What are you smoking woke ?

[@abby-a]

Some are leaving not all

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@poetauthor4952 - The informed will and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@paintsildesmond8495]

I also saw that ssme video title on Kenganda channel, which is owned by Oshay Duke Jackson, who has never visited Ghana before and yet, has the guts to do those videos about a country he has never visited before.

[@kojoampene5309]

That dude has talked a lot about Ghana, I’m surprised he’s not visited 😢

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@paintsildesmond8495 - So telling that they have not even been, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@lucianasmalls2320]

I visited Ghana twice and look forward to visiting again. I want to visit the Northern region. I am planning on visiting Nigeria soon. I enjoyed the food, people and waterfalls. Thank you for sharing your experiences.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Please do! Thanks for watching.

[@Noble724]

You betcha planning and prepare for the big move. Thanks for keeping the fire burning!

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

You bet!

[@angelosouat5955]

The video was again Ghana and Nigeria Jollof rice fight. The guy is a Nigerian trying to promote Nigeria so he had to destroy Ghana to uplift Nigeria. That is a typical Nigerian approach

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@angelosouat5955 -They really are serious about that Jollof rice though, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@asap5529]

Great content

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!

[@YTWorldTraveler]

Best of luck to you guys.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks so much for that @@Jack_PalmbeachFL, really appreciate it 😉!

[@RemoteAdminJayJay2]

they're coming in droves you mean

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@RemoteAdminJayJay2 - This was in response to a video saying they are leaving, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@Qwakwustephen]

Yes, there are operatives all over the social media platforms giving Ghana whatever name it is and the same operatives will turn around and start talking about all the good things Ghana has to offer when their preferred political party is in power. Ayo and Tony looks stunning always.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@stevekwaku4890 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@elizabethjackson7262]

Ghana is rich with gold, colonizers still have up to 50% partnership... that scares me know history like I do...

[@esisutherland-addy633]

I have been quietly appreciating your videos for over a year. But I have to speak up on this one because it is so refreshing, open, truly grounded and necessary. One thing though I must chip in: the narrative around the success of the Year of Return Intiative even from official sources often privileges the economic dividends. However it was rooted in making a conscious effort nationally once again to bridge the unacceptable gaps between Ghanaians/Africans and African descended People. Working for institutions like PANAFEST, this new energy was important to help create meaningful , shared experiences Obviously there's a ways to go. It would be great to talk some time about pushing that agenda forward. Once again much appreciated.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊

[@deedeebak6991]

Love you two, so realGod bless

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@deedeebak6991 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@michellelove8146]

I just find it really interesting that when we decide to go to the Motherland we are expected to come with a bag! We are expected to have a mindset of contributing to society, which is right. However, when people from Africa come here, they receive all types of services and assistance; they can go to HBCUs on grants and scholarships, finances, etc. If anything, the red carpet should be rolled out for US! We are the long lost relatives who were stolen from our homeland; where is our assistance, set aside’s, financial help to get started if we choose to “return”?!!

[@Fractal379]

Great stereotype, well-used, rinsed & repeated. MANY non-corrupt, hard-working, well-educated Africans have moved to the USA bringing ample means of their own with them, and making significant contributions to the USA. I have family members who fill this brief and work in medicine, agricultural science & IT over there. The myths and tropes that fill American minds could fill volumes. But perhaps you move in different circles.

[@makita-n3m]

Tony i like your shirt very nice sowed . This is very professional work done

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you kindly!

[@sillaroseedwa9933]

You guys just hit the nail on the head it's the romantic notion that everything is dirt cheap and is confused as to the relationship between the Cedis and the USD

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@mistyone8336 -They learn quickly and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@niisaki6757]

It could be big brother discouraging brothers from leaving the US to Ghana. There is concern for blacks migrating to Africa to exploit their history..

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@niisaki6757 - They are slowing the process down for sure, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@dadoboye1536]

Excellent narrative. Ghana and by extension Africa is still developing and if you go looking for western lifestyle it will cost you and you’re more likely to be disappointed. You also need an external income source if you don’t have a lot of savings.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@dadoboye1536 - You can come without an external income source. You need a solid business plan, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@owenseigelstiftung1589]

I feel that black americans who goes to other countries seeking something lazy or to be pampered is in for a shock. Other black caribees people go Ghana or other african nation and finds it thrilling. I knew it was a lie

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@owenseigelstiftung1589 - I guess we should show you all the people here from the States who find it thrilling to be here and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@deshunf1]

I couldn’t do it guys. If I ever moved to Africa it would be South Africa. It’s a more developed country

[@dandiablo3809]

You just love YT dont ya

[@Melanated4ever]

@@dandiablo3809 it's a black/Melanated country SA. Majority is Black so stop your negative false narrative about a African country!!

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@deshunf1 - Too white for my taste, WTF moves to Africa to be around white people? You know South Africa is run by white people? Oh wait guess not, thanks for the comment 😊!

[@kabelothebe4350]

@@ExpatLifeGhana who told you that or you heard haven't been to South Africa but already bad mouthing Black people wow

[@lawrencedesmondleach]

Ppl think it's cheap in Africa. Same in Uganda, it ain't cheap the way you think it is. It can be quite expensive! But you do get your money's worth! L

[@OanhSchlesinger]

I don’t plan to move to Ghana any time soon, so keep reporting the news since that’s the only way I will see it.

[@JamesBond-44]

IT IS ALL JEALOUSY FROM NON GHANAIAN KZbinRS WHO ARE NOT HAPPY GHANA IS GETTING THE HYPE AND ATTENTION, AND NOT THEIR COUNTRIES. I CAN NAME 3. A CAMEROONIAN AND 2 NIGERIANS. ANYTHING POSITIVE ABOUT GHANA, THEY WILL ATTACK. EVEN JAY CAMERON MADE A VIDEO SOME TIME AGO ABOUT IT, BECAUSE HE WAS IRRITATED ABOUT THE ATTACKS. THIS LEAVING GHANA IN DROVES WAS DONE BY A NIGERIAN KZbinR IN ENGLAND. JUST JEALOUSY.

[@steveobeng4444]

Nigeria is a disgrace to Africa. They have the opportunity to be the Dubai of Africa. Ghana is their new America.

[@julianaansah6367]

God will punish them all one by one and let’s just sit back and watch it play out

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@JamesBond-44 - It's something alright, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@Fred-zk3wv]

The COVID testing money $150 Ayo you mentioned, pretty much all went to the contractor ( Frontier healthcare $140) and the measley $10 left went to the companies running the airport. So basically none of the profit went to the Ghanaian people or the healthcare system. Frontier healthcare is owned by a Nigerian who is under investigation for fraud and tax evasions in Nigeria.

[@fesderi3933]

You are quick to tarnish any thing that is Nigerian but leaving your own scammer that is selling your country, the Nigerian you accusing wrongly is a friend to your president, Nigerians control many areas of the Ghana private sector,from banking, insurance, telecom, entertainment etc ,so Nigerian own company handling COVID-19 test contract in Ghana airport shouldn't bring noise ... There are more Nigerian own commercial banks in Ghana than Ghanaian own commercial banks,when the Ghanaian own banks that were operating like ponzi scheme scamming Ghanaian customers collapsed ,it was Nigerian own banks that helped stabilized the Ghana banking sector

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊

[@furqaanali8908]

Presideny Nana Akufo Addo invite us (The Diaspora) in 2019 AA's back to Ghana 🇬🇭 knowing we been gone for over 400 + years.... He only did it for Economic Reasons... He did not issue a Repatriation Manual with Step by Step Guidlines for us returning back to our culture and way of life of Ghana.... Outlining a Gradual Transition back into the system of Ghana 🇬🇭 and how 🤔 things are done ✔️ and work in Ghana 🇬🇭.... I strongly 💪 recommend that anyone planning to visit or relocate to Ghana 🇬🇭 or any African Country buy and read 📚 at least 2 books 📚 about the country....A Good 👍 History Book 📖 and a Good Cookbook 📖...... Note 📝: The Constitution wouldn't be a bad idea either to read.... Respect! Blakk Powah!!!!

[@eugVision5992]

The conversion rate fluctuates and is what it is. The host himself seems to be confusing inflation with conversion rate. 2nd. Why would anyone expect American culture? When the Countries were not formerly colonized by USA, but France, Britain , Italy, Portugal..etc.

[@victorfynn1194]

People are leaving it’s not lies.. it’s 12 to 1 so .. all those celebrities just came to visit but they didn’t move to Ghana

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@victorfynn1194 -So they didn't buy land and start building houses? Jay Z has several houses here and Dave Chapple does too. Ghana is the new hotspot for rich black people so stop saying what you heard because we are saying what we see, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@victorfynn1194]

Show us Jay Z houses and Dave Chapel 😂😂😂 fyi I have been living here way before you thought about moving to Ghana a couple of years ago.. my parents are both from here.. stop pushing bs.. with no facts

[@phinebwoy1994-vk8rk]

​Jay-Z properties can be found in Aburi and Cantonment Michael blackson house is in cantonment and his school is in Agona

[@IandiBoats]

I saw that same video. That guy's a nigerian I believe. I think it's a political hit piece.

[@JohnsonPoku-vo2ps]

Thanks for video

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Most welcome.

[@kofirey6752]

60 MILLION AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE USA 🌍 TOP: 1/3rd GET IT! WELCOME HOME TO THE AFRICAN SOIL 🌍 💯 MIDDLE: 1/3rd ARE 50/50 WELCOME TO THE AFRICAN SOIL. We Will See You Again Soon ☺️💯 BOTTOM: 1/3rd I AIN'T NO AFRICAN? 🤕 GOD HELP THEM

[@YTWorldTraveler]

You guys are honest and fair-minded, and I respect that. Ghana is not a utopia.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊

[@LaceysHouseAfrica]

No they’re not honest at all. I’m light skin and Ghana has been Hell The corruption and scamming is why people are leaving. Those that stay have no place to go back to like I don’t.

[@cheendo7400]

My brother, it is Nigerians behind such videos and members of the colors because Ghana has refused to legalize their thing. Nigerians.

[@steveobeng4444]

Nigeria is overpopulated. We won't allow Ghana to be another state in Zoogeria. Nigeria has the chance to be the Dubai of Africa. But they've debunked through corruption,greed, and tribalism.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@cheendo7400 - You said it, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@darlenebreitenbach9325]

Like the shirt Tony

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@darlenebreitenbach9325 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@aliciaambrus4821]

I don't see what's so hard for African American to understand. In order to live in Ghana you have to built it the same way you did America. America came to be the land of milk and honey because we made slaves. Free labor for the white man and his family. His family generations of them are still enjoying the benefits of our work.We work the land to make it the way it is. You have to work the land to make it great. What different is you aren't a slave you can enjoy the benefits of your hard work. Go over there with something! Be able to work the land. Know how you will make money. Be able and willing to work the land.

[@dee2ttown]

There maybe people leaving, cause ive seen people on KZbin complaining about Ghana, and yes its difficult due to the differences in living, cultural, convenience etc, ive encouraged people to travel severl times before settling, plus there are no jobs, so you have to create jobs, create opportunities based off of what they lack.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@dee2ttown -The people on KZbin don't represent the people moving to Ghana, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@alonzoabel7472]

There is no middle class in most of the world, you are a prince or a pauper. The middle class in the USA is shrinking, but at least it still exist. Some countries have never developed a stable bourgeois.

[@calvinglover9015]

What is your website and email address.....OK we get it !!now give us the steps necessary to make a transition: 1. how much do you need 2. affordable places to stay in Accra 3. passport/visa process etc. how long does does it take to get citizenship.? where do you start?

[@louierankin1485]

Great questions and inquiries. Can we get some answers and assumptions please

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@calvinglover9015 - Visit our website at www.expatlifeghana.com and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@Thevloggerfamily-l4x]

Welcome to Ghana

[@GeorgetteB-p2n]

You mean to tell me that people have actually moved to Ghana before finding out every single aspect of living there? That's hard to believe. Before I moved into a new neighborhood in the city I live in I check out what's happening in that neighborhood.

[@YTWorldTraveler]

Love and respect you guys.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks for that comment @@Jack_PalmbeachFL, appreciate it 😉!

[@fredericaanderson4140]

Why? It’s like you trying to protect Ghana at all course I’ve lived here for one year. I live in Kumasi and I’m leaving and don’t make no mistake. I’m retired from the United States Army I get a big pension. But just because it works for you doesn’t mean it works for everybody. This is not everybody’s destiny, but since it is so highly advertised in United States, everybody wants to come. You know there’s a lot of problems in this country. This is the video you made about this it’s not for everyone. Malaria that the people most likely have two or three times a year there is typhoid Here. The medical system is very broken. The infrastructure is bad it may be good with Yorm at, but if you want to go throughout Ghana it’s not you know it’s not so I don’t think Nana Akufo-Addo, who is paying you to promote Gamma when you know these people here are stealing as much as they can get where is the 600 million from the IMF what did that go to to create jobs here when people and children are here starving

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@fredericaanderson4140 You are absolutely right, not everything is for everybody. Completely true. Just like everything is NOT for nobody, as you are suggesting. Just because YOU have not had a good experience doesn't mean WE don't have good experiences. My family has been here for years and not one of the five of us has ever had malaria, typhoid, or even COVID. We have access to modern medicine and know when to go when we get sick or injured to get great (and much more affordable) care, which has included surgery, a broken bone, and plenty of dental care. As for the government, please tell me how American politics is free from corruption? And please tell me which country you think operates corruption free? This is not to say Ghana is corruption-free, but that every place you live will have positives and negatives. And you have to weigh those for yourself. As a final point, if you think Ghana or any of it's representatives are paying us, you must be joking. Really?

[@HughJass-jv2lt]

​@@ExpatLifeGhana 😂😂

[@elaineleslie3006]

I saw these videos as well..and thought the same. I lived here just over 3 years and honestly I DO NOT SEE IT AT ALL...

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@elaineleslie3006 - All from those not in Ghana, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@jeromesims4142]

Many people are trying to understand the politics now, how is it.

[@matildakallay8528]

You guys are truthful. I subscribe, your are funny 😂 I am still hereeee😂😂😂I am not living.😅😅😅good for you guys

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Awesome @@matildakallay8528! Thanks for subbing and welcome to Expat Life ❤️️!

[@howardcash8301]

Ayo and Tony! After the honeymoon stage of partying in Ghana or thinking Ghana is easy living, they usually are not prepared for Ghana's developing daily lifestyle and business challenges. But I also suspect these are puppet KZbinrs, possibly paid to discourage Black people from leaving the US and taking their dollars with them! Yeah! P.S. Your videos look and sound BETTER and seem more COMFORTABLE!

[@babydrum]

The idea that I would pay more to live in a developing country than I'd pay to live in the US is wild to me. I prefer to just travel around the where and stay in the US.

[@morehyeshiahhistorylessons94]

The people I know who went from the U.S. to Ghana never came back...and never had I heard from them that they came to the U.S. again.

[@JC-ty3zq]

LOOK AT THE LARGE NUMBERS OF NIGERIANS COMING TO GHANA TO LIVE!!!YOU DON'T SEE GHANAIANS MOVING TO NIGERIA TO LIVE THERE.JUST LOOK AT THAT GUYS NAME.HIS NAME IS JUNKY!!!WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A JUNKY???

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@JC-ty3zq -We see those ultra-rich Nigerians coming in at the airport all the time, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@JC-ty3zq]

@@ExpatLifeGhana TRUE but not only the rich,most of them are coming by road from Nigeria to Benin Republic and Togo and then into Ghana.Most of them never go back to Nigeria,all because of the ECOWAS free movement agreement which allows them a 90 day stay.

[@TheChariot99]

Ghana’s government is bankrupt and you’re blaming Nigerians. Lol. Blame the the corrupt n politicians pocketing Ghana’s money. So just say you don’t like Nigerians. I see more Kenyans dissing Ghanaians actually. Black ppl just can’t get along. That’s why we are on here arguing while the wyte’s are laughing to the bank.

[@JC-ty3zq]

@@TheChariot99 WHO IS BLAMING NIGERIANS???Did you read and understand my comment???

[@fesderi3933]

Nigeria still remain the number one country outside Ghana where most Ghanaian immigrants are living till date,there are over 2m ghanaian living all over Nigeria federation, there is no country outside Ghana you will see more Ghanaian living than in Nigeria ..Nigerians don't make noise about your people living in their country, remember Nigerians are 55% of west African population.. remember Nigerians control the banking sector in Ghana,there are more Nigerian own banks in Ghana than Ghanaian own banks , there is a Nigerian own telecom company in Ghana , the biggest Cinema house in Ghana is own by a Nigerian, there are radio tv stations own by Nigerians in Ghana , chart-house the company organizing Ghana music award for the past 22yrs is own by a Nigerian... If not for Nigerians ,the Chinese, Lebanese, indians will be controlling bigger parts of the Ghana private sector

[@sidneyoutlaw39]

I am applying for tourist visa to Ghana. On the application, it asks for host information. I do not have family or friends in Ghana, therefore I am confuse of what the application is asking. The question prior to host information, it asks for hotel information. What should i put for host information?

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@sidneyoutlaw39 - The host information is where you will be staying, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@12sisters1bride7]

I have been planning to repat to the continent, haven't decided where. I also plan to vaca for an extended time, say 4-6 months to make a final decision. I do not consider myself proud to come from the usa or believe some pipe dream being advertised on soch media either. However, vids such as this one are showing the learning curve necessary to roll over in my mind. I still want to return.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@12sisters1bride7 - Visit first wherever you go, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@shellyowusu8869]

Greeting , ghana is a very nice place to live.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@shellyowusu8869 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@rickmills6632]

Im wanting to come there but the visa online process is confusing..the instructions ask for your round trip ticket info, then they say dont buy a plane ticket till after you have recieved your visa approval..wish they would go back to visa on arrival for people from the U.S....

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@rickmills6632 - Don't let that deter you and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@louierankin1485]

Ummm, please so what is the answer, should we buy a ticket to Ghana before getting a visa approval? Do you need to apply for a Ghana Visa even if your just visiting? Sorry but also, what is your guess on the estimated time to get a Visa approval after applying?

[@sabrinathomas9385]

Use a Ghanaian travel agency. I purchased my ticket first and the travel agency (a Ghanaian friend connected me with him in NYC) processed everything for me. I have a 5 year visa. Process was super easy!

[@brianjonker510]

it can be hard to be so far from family

[@jahs1247]

Africans in the west survive without family around. I think culturally Africans are more community oriented, so are able to bond with other Africans, also living wherever they go. So it helps to lesson loneliness

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@brianjonker510 - Your community becomes your family and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@ebenezermensah5835]

Beautiful couple. I’ve been watching your videos for some time. Your husband looks Ashanti, and reminds of my older brother Akwasi. You’re both beautiful people and I love your spirits. I’m Ashanti, British though. I love Ghana and I’m coming there this Christmas. More and more people are coming to Ghana rather than the opposite. In UK here all my Carribean people are looking at setting up something in Ghana and other countries like Gambia. Ghana is really the place though. I would swap Ghana for UK any day of healthcare was great and I could keep my UK salary

[@Patvonjack2]

I disagree in part with this couple Please be real. Don’t try hard to polish up the obvious. I was born and raised in Ghana. Ghana is going down the drain completely compared to what I grew up in 20-30 years ago Obviously it’s not for everyone.

[@Denise-gf4zt]

America is going down the drain. It's not that easy for African people to get visas to leave

[@juliettebennette9840]

They are coming in droves.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@juliettebennette9840 - You got that right, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@emmanuelocloo6987]

The Twerp who made that video is Nigerian who is envious of Ghana. Some of them do not understand why a small country like Ghana is always setting the pace. Ghana helped Nigeria and 15 other countries to gain independence in 1960. Even today the largest minority in Ghana are Nigerians and continue to flood into the country. Jealousy is his problem.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@emmanuelocloo6987 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@paakojofynn]

Chale Tony's shirt is fire

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@paakojofynn - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@jeanrogers2018]

Be carful how you are enjoying Ghana it will be like Hawaii you will be priced out . Hollywood come And take over your beautiful country. Good luck enjoy while you can . 🦋❤️🙏🏾

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@jeanrogers2018 -LOL yall so confused about Ghana, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@psedoali]

Economic problems

[@nnekaruizmontalvo6573]

Hi, would you recommend Asheshi University for diasporans? If so, please do a video on it.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@nnekaruizmontalvo6573 - Don't know about them for a comment, and thanks😊!

[@SencoProperties-l5y]

Ashesi is a very good school. It's founded by Patrick Awuah. A Ghanaian who lived part of his life in America.

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

Haven't watched your channel for a while. Looks like your husband lost some weight.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@denniscasely-hayford3245 - Healthy life...and we have a vacation coming up. Thanks for the comment 😊!

[@hadiya57]

I love all of ur videos, but I would love to visit, and get a home 🤔

[@ebertbeeman4382]

Michelle Obama and his husband visited Ghana

[@darlenebreitenbach9325]

Thanks for your perspective...Tony not leaving....

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Not at all