Local's Guide to Ghana: Accra's First Day - SIM Cards, Public Transport and More

Local's Guide to Ghana: Accra's First Day - SIM Cards, Public Transport and More
Join us on a local's guide to Ghana as we explore Accra's first day! From getting a SIM card to navigating public transport, we've got you covered. Get ready for an authentic Ghanaian experience!
Join me on an exhilarating journey through the vibrant streets of Accra, Ghana! 🇬🇭 In this video, I dive into the heart of Ghanaian life on my very first day. From navigating the bustling local public transportation system to the essential task of getting a SIM card for seamless communication, as well as drinking fresh coconuts from venders. I experience it all.
Witness my adventure as I exchange currency at a local foreign exchange office, giving you a sneak peek into the financial side of traveling in Ghana. 🌍 The highlight of the day? A visit to the famous Accra Mall, where I explore various stores and marvel at the amazing selections available.
Whether you're planning a trip to Ghana or just love travel content, this video is a must-watch. I share useful tips for travelers and showcase the warm hospitality of Ghana. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel adventures. Your next trip to Ghana could be just a play button away! #GhanaTravel #AccraExploration #FirstDayInGhana #TravelVlog #LocalExperience #AdventureTravel #DiscoverGhana"

[@heavenway587]

Ghana is doing well with the Simcard registration process because with that they control crime alot in the crountry. So this is how its works( if someone go to the police and say they got scam by someone, the police will get the person phone number from you and run it into thier system and get that person whole Information and locate them.

[@RastamanBuilds]

Good good very necessary

[@jamlanta]

Love the vibe! I'm happy that you're able to get away and travel, as a shop owner and a family man, travel like that isn't an option for me at the moment! Enjoy your trip, loving your energy! ❤🇯🇲

[@RastamanBuilds]

I totally understand and yes It is a blessing I am thankful

[@ajetbeats]

The bolt driver didn’t know Shatta Wale’s song ? I’m sure he is straight from the village to Accra .. also the JHS is junior high school .. SHS is senior high - American standards .. Great you are enjoying Ghana .. Ghana is home and many people can speak English with u depending on the area you are in .. enjoy !!🎉

[@RastamanBuilds]

Thank you for the nuggets of good info. I do see that the English is better in some areas than others

[@emeliathompson3453]

​@@RastamanBuildsjust like Jamaica.

[@frnkjones40]

Great video Rasta! Always wanted to see more of Ghana. One of the differences I see in the neighborhoods is the emphasis on the fences around the homes. That type of fence would cost a fortune in the US.

[@RastamanBuilds]

Yes the system keeps a steady pressure in the poor creating desperation

[@MohammedKassim-ve6hp]

Welcome to Ghana 🇬🇭, enjoy your stay.

[@RastamanBuilds]

Megase ✅😂

[@asaredouglas9175]

You went to a country that has good good people, Ghana

[@RastamanBuilds]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mikelul702]

Welcome home bredrin! Much Love and Respect.

[@deanirwin3645]

Jus' like Yawd in soo many ways!! Love it, Dread..

[@RastamanBuilds]

Yes I

[@big_guy_tings]

I'm loving the energy of this series. Traveling in this way is what I'd love to do one day.

[@Rroach876]

Love the vibes ras 👊🏿... Hoping to take a trip soon

[@RastamanBuilds]

Yes u fit right in

[@AGBornJamaican]

Blessings and respect

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Nuff respect Akwaaba Bless up bro🙏🙏❣️ Enjoy Stay safe out there

[@RastamanBuilds]

Much love

[@RoopsPhoto]

Love joining you on this journey. Definitely good to see the full experience. Love the longer video, so much I want to comment on as I am watching it. Now, I want a Jelly. The A/C in the mini bus them . Love seeing the interactions. Love what you are doing with the kids. Cant wait to watch the next videos.

[@RastamanBuilds]

😂is a lot going on at all times

[@sp88tips]

No1 fan Rasta, nice video, bless up

[@RastamanBuilds]

Thank u✅

[@danilonentertainment]

Bro you're a Legend. Much love from South Africa. Love to see how you're blending 🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@RastamanBuilds]

😂😂😂✅ feels like Jamaica honestly. Bad roads and everything 😳

[@francissah4035]

Much love Ras...welcome to the motherland..enjoy your stay ❤️ ❤❤

[@RastamanBuilds]

Thank you

[@kwasikelly1261]

U are welcome back home brother to Africa 🌍 nothing like peace ✌️❤❤

[@Just_positive1]

First video I watched this morning. Good vibes and welcome home

[@RastamanBuilds]

😂I thank you

[@FREDRICK247365]

Love to Accra 🇬🇭🌍 Peace, Health and Wealth Always 🙏😇❤️

[@RastamanBuilds]

Yess

[@mercyfrost641]

Love Respect,,wellcome Rasta Man.Ja Bless🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕👍👍

[@elizabethnyarko6736]

Raster man welcome to Ghana I love your videos on where they sell the car spare parts just subscribed will follow your journey

[@RastamanBuilds]

Thank u

[@mercyfrost641]

😂😂😂Raster man you are sweet,you have a very beautiful soul.Very free spirit.Ja Bless.Respect 🙏🙏🙏👍👍💕💕

[@RastamanBuilds]

❤️❤️❤️✅

[@kaymiles]

Welcome to Ghana akwabaa !! Enjoy your stay.

[@RastamanBuilds]

Megase 😂 hope I spell it right

[@TripleOG...OGtripletriple]

Nuff Forward inno Bredda... Ghana Look like Trinidad Likkle Bit inno... Ghana it uppp love the Sim Card Process its pretty secure... wish they had better roads tho

[@RastamanBuilds]

Big up

[@MichelleBarton-regaerulz]

Enjoy the ride❤

[@kenrickcollins2681]

Blow Wow.. they took a finger print just for a sim card?? Just like over here 😂 n Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲 maybe the only difference is we drive on the left side..

[@RastamanBuilds]

You are so right. Yes only the driving side is different

[@edogboemeje5588]

Welcome to Africa 🌍

[@RastamanBuilds]

Thx

[@skyjunior233]

JAH BLESS YOU for the kids RASTER

[@FreedomQuests]

I can say I am on African time zone already cause I have been communicating with many far as business and they are up at 8am which is around 3 am here in the states.

[@Kofi.86]

Looking luv vibes

[@RastamanBuilds]

Thank you

[@dorisbrown7347]

Nice contents

[@Kofi.86]

When u was in the office at the school a see dem have that image hanging on the wall the white Jesus

[@RastamanBuilds]

🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@adomkofi1860]

i wld be happy to meet you

[@RastamanBuilds]

Me as well

[@adomkofi1860]

hw can we make it happen

[@FreedomQuests]

Never leave your passport always take it with you everywhere you go.

[@PrinceSomorin]

About noise from lower control arm. I retired back to Nigeria 4 years ago after 33 years in the USA. It’s hard convincing my friends that noises are not normal to be coming from the suspension 😢

[@RastamanBuilds]

😂😂😂😂✅

[@emmanueladdo8131]

Akwaaba 😊

[@RastamanBuilds]

Megase ✅✅😎

[@gloriaaddae]

This is my Area kotobabi wow i miss my area a lot❤😢

[@mercyfrost641]

Rasterman I think the second driver had problem of speaking English,that's why he was quiet..It was English problem.😂😂

[@RastamanBuilds]

I try not to pressure them too much when I see that. I understand

[@Kofi.86]

Yeah the earlier comment I realize u Jamaican

[@tonytony3491]

They sell one jelly coconut in Jamaica for £2

[@tymelock]

Not the photo of white Jesus watching over ya shoulder lol... nice of you to treat the children.

[@RastamanBuilds]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂U see him😳

[@ronnycush]

you zeet to. 😊 what a ting.

[@dcreativeking4526]

My Favourite car doctor is in Ghana. I have to meet you, if you are open to it.

[@RastamanBuilds]

Yes I will be at Kotobabi 2 school on Friday December 15

[@edwardohene-djan3930]

Pls what date is kids party?

[@RastamanBuilds]

December 15

[@oseitututawiah2109]

I wonder what Ghanaians see in Jamaicans that they seem to love them so. Anytime Ghanaians hear the word Jamaica 🇯🇲, their faces begin to glow with excitement. Why?

[@RastamanBuilds]

The word Jamaican was invented and assigned to an existing race of people. We are African first. So they see through the new labels and recognize we are 1

[@wisdomampofo3898]

They are largely Ghanaians

[@simonsimba3970]

I even learnt that the name Jamaica is a akan language which was corrupted in Jamaica which means we are stuck here. Gya ma ya ka. So basically the most people who are in Jamaica are the sons and daughters of Ghanaian ancestors. They even have some Ghanaian town names in Jamaica and even they have a language that sounds like the Akan language

[@ericagittens3295]

Jamaicans are family,and kind of question is that? his heart was pure, good vibes

[@mercyfrost641]

Raster man are you a teacher by profession?

[@RastamanBuilds]

I have taught for a few years

[@Kofi.86]

Sometimes u sound like a Jamaican bredda didn't know u have a you tube channel just find it I normally see u on Instagram

[@RastamanBuilds]

😂😂yes it's me

[@MichaelSmith-yx8nn]

What's the exchange rate for US dollars.

[@RastamanBuilds]

12

[@LITTLEEXPERIMENTCHANNEL1]

Blood + fire, me a tell ya you gwan across the planet (arf way) me naaar get me sleep in.

[@RastamanBuilds]

Yes far far but far from where? I am finally home. First home. The feeling is grounding

[@rightknowledge3469]

Hey breada, I a go get a little personal here. You never interduce the lady who you was paring with. She is a tour guide.

[@jamrock2979]

Do not video recording of the children, unless you get permission from the rightfully party's! Safeguarding....

[@blackiam6527]

U have to acclimatize for a few days yes Rasta doing your thing .

[@shampoomusic78]

so a picture of a white man on the wall? explain?

[@Kofi.86]

Blouse and skirt 😂😂.

[@RastamanBuilds]

😂😂

[@Caribbeanminds]

Was you born from Ghana??

[@RastamanBuilds]

I was born in Jamaica

[@altheastlouisjames1098]

Why is there a White Jesus on the wall?

[@RastamanBuilds]

I couldn't tell u

[@rohangregory2717]

Black African still worshipping that white image?

[@gmog7857]

But don't you know Jamaicans originated from Ghana?...................

[@user-fg7hv6pn5l]

Yea Akans/Ashantis from Ghana were the first Africans shipped to Jamaica, afterwards Nigerians,Cameroonians and other West Africans were brought.

[@gmog7857]

@@user-fg7hv6pn5l Thank you, It was the FANTES that were taken as slaves and not the Ashantis, the ASHANTIS were rather SLAVE RAIDERS who helped the DUTCH to ambush and capture slaves from the north for ALCOHOL GUN POWDER and GUNS. Some people just do not want to read or use the head God gave to them to do any research but look ignorant whenever they open their mouth.