GHANA'S FIRST INDOOR MARKET IS IN KUMASI 🇬🇭

[@raphaelkartey1660]

The resemblence between Kelvin and his uncle is real.

[@lukesky4690]

The kids are funny😁😁😁 Kids:Are you obroni Anna:Me y3 Ghana ni, me y3 obibini Lol👍🤣🤣🤣

[@jonascoscom]

It’s can happen sometimes if two people stay together for long time they begin to look alike 😀

[@samoraog]

That's absolutely correct

[@sethokae8489]

No not like husband and wife but brother and sister

[@val-bm3so]

@@sethokae8489 even spouses will look alike

[@swccableyard3557]

The resemblance is uncanny. I Love the structure of African family. Taking care of each other till death do us apart.

[@Mimi-s8k]

I don't think you and Kevin resemble at all but Kevin and his uncle resemble alot. Nice to see Kevin's beautiful family.

[@Addi_Teacha509]

The only 2 light skin people 😁, you must be related

[@bertaseyeview9422]

@@Addi_Teacha509 Yup, that's it. Some Ghanaian folk paa lol.

[@stanleyglover5534]

@@Addi_Teacha509 If they ask then it’s okay , sometimes it’s a way to begin a conversation. They don’t look alike, they definitely look like a couple. 😃

[@Mimi-s8k]

☺️☺️☺️

[@richardokyere9271]

Wow still Kumasi the best proud of Ashanti

[@ibrahimsamuelofficial4188]

I just felt much passionate helping people more people seeing the 10 years child selling Water on the street.

[@jukukwakuattionu5080]

Anna's twi is becoming better

[@AnnaAcheampong]

😎😎

[@kwameasimah]

Kaneshi market when it was constructed in the 1970s was as nice as this but with time deteriorated.

[@maamenyarkoa8007]

Cape coast too

[@Ghanadiaries]

The way the kids said eeeeiiii 😂😂😂😂😂

[@deborahfinch7874]

Kevin looks a lot like his uncle, especially around the eyes. Only his skin color is different. I like the Dubai market

[@ettajames3707]

Yes he does

[@khalifahalhaji9949]

@Deborah Finch the name of the market is KEJETIA MARKET .

[@Addi_Teacha509]

Kevin definitely looks like his relative.. im editing this comment to reiterate my amazement how much Kevin looks like his family ❤❤❤❤

[@vidaburgess9401]

Mother Ghana children's please please keep this market clean and tidy

[@mitka9664]

Very nice video , when I was student in Cameroon we learnt about the great African cities like Kumasi, and Ashanti Kingdom in ancient Africa . The market is very beautiful !

[@thomaskwofie757]

The kids were astonished to hear from you that you are not Obroni

[@DrEdmondIkeh]

This is nice! We need more market like this all over Africa and keep improving the standard over time.

[@kennykross3306]

They are more been built in ghana .akuffo addo has sod cut 5 of these on different regions

[@DrEdmondIkeh]

@@kennykross3306 thanks for the info! It's amazing, I like seeing and hearing about developments all over Africa.

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

This kind of market are in Nigeria.

[@DrEdmondIkeh]

@@truthmatterbyoladada1462 ok, please what's the name and location of one so that I can check it out when I go to Nigeria next year?

[@koffz-nl2118]

Though I agree with you, I think we shouldn't loose outdoor markets completely since they are part of the local heritage and culture. Instead, we can move large markets indoor to save space and ease congestion, while at fhe same time beautifying small outdoor markets.

[@bewise9680]

Wow, glory be to God. Great job, my Ghana ❤💋❤🇬🇭 🇺🇸

[@diguiolainc7930]

I think it's because Ghanaians are used to brothers and sisters wearing matching clothes, especially twins.

[@ericokaiasiedu4758]

Are you sure cos I am a twin in Ghana and we don't wear the same clothes never

[@Uncommonconversation7220]

Kevin, very nice to see you with your extended family. Real Ghana boy. Son of the soil. AKWABA. I would like to see Anna extended family too.

[@InfoPharmaGh]

Kelvin s uncle is very humble. I like the way he always uses courtesy words such as please in his sentences. No wonder everyone in the market seems to be relating to him. Nice video by the way. Kudos the Acheampongs

[@conqueror7723]

Correction: This is not the first indoor market. Kaneshie market in Accra, was the first big indoor market, built in the 1970s.

[@larrysq4851]

Facts

[@reginaosei8352]

Thank you. Kaneshie market is also an indoor market .

[@Addi_Teacha509]

This one looks like a flea market in the US, but bigger

[@mannyaz11]

Yeah in was surprise when she said that i knew kaneshie had indoor when i used to live by there .

[@emefa233]

True

[@mrtimezone8658]

Greetings to everyone there from Delaware USA

[@akwaabafarms178]

THIS IS HOW EVERY MARKET IN GHANA SHOULD BE .

[@madjackplays5164]

I agree!

[@twikwamegh397]

Exactly! If we cut corruption, we can do so much! The people and leadership must have the will to develop Ghana.

[@elizabethnyarko6736]

You are right Anna it’s better it is well organized than Accra market

[@georgeasamoah7593]

That little boy selling water should go to school

[@ammaluv2]

@@georgeasamoah7593 school is closed due to Covid-19

[@thyeocroft205]

@@ammaluv2 yup.. school is closed.. gotta help parents

[@olaalabi6071]

This Market got renovated; my father used to have a shop there in 60's till 1971 when my family moved back to Nigeria. Alarm will sound in the Market by 7:00 PM and everyone will close their shops before the Market Gate got locked. l grew up in Ashanti New Town, Kumasi Ghana. Kumasi living is better living than Accra. ----- Osollo.

[@hashimseidu5534]

It’s opposite that market and they’re renovating that one too. And what you’re saying is very true

[@shifatwhatsup]

Ola Alabi it appears your family left Ghana for Nigeria because of Busia's alien deportation order. What a shameful act by Busia's government.

[@olaalabi6071]

Yes. l was like five years old that year . Ghana was first African Country l grew up to know. My father Ghanaians friend begged my father not to leave but my father refused. My Uncle still living in Kumasi since but he is not a good Uncle to my family. And there is a Ghanaian Nigeria Doctor in USA named "Wallace Adebayo"; he is my Cousin; my father sponsored him in 60's to England from Kumasi. but now live in USA. l met him once when he visited Nigeria in 1978 which was my High School years. l ran away from Nigeria at the age of twenty in 1983 to London, England and moved to USA in 1990 from London and living in DC ever since. l am happy to live through Ghana but l can't never be proud of being Nigerian because of things l have experienced from my family and Nigerians friends. Nigerians are DEVILISH, period. Check the "Bio" of Doctor Wallace Adebayo online; he has Nigeria Tribal Marks on his Cheeks. l love your family and please move to Kumasi. ------- Osollo.

[@kalonjeebless]

Waw...Ghana is always innovating

[@Dirtyvinyl23]

This is so much better and organized than the open air market you visited before this one. I, too, believe this will be the future of markets to come in Ghana 🇬🇭 The fabrics are colorful and vibrant and I’m sure Kevin’s tailor uncle will come up with a fantastic outfit for him and also Anna. I remember visiting an English tailor to have a suit made and it was almost £1000 and that’s with your own fabric never mind if you decided to have a suit made in the tailor’s fabric. Tailors are so much cheaper than in the West.

[@adupako1057]

Ghana needs to organise some people whose work is only cleaning the markets and the towns. Is very important

[@BLUE-zo2pu]

They refused paying them. The nonsense that is going on eh, is so frustrating sometimes

[@ruthbaah]

The Ghanaian attitude of waste disposal needs to change..It starts from individuals cultivating the habit of disposing waste at the right place...Thats our root problem..Getting ppl to clean will not solve the problem as much as self discipline.

[@koffz-nl2118]

I think we should still keep outdoor markets since they are part of the local heritage and culture. Instead, we can move large markets indoor to save space and ease congestion, while at fhe same time beautifying small outdoor markets. Small ones afterall are much easier to navigate and mantain.

[@texas4396]

No beside their to close to the road and you have people crossing in front of cars to sell stuff so the indoor ones is better

[@kelvinwashiko17]

yeah...since you both have same complexion....its easier for someone to assume you are siblings ...Anyway, hello from Nairobi,KENYA.....i discovered your channel THROUGH Maya.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

😍

[@wiczrabin4039]

From DRC. This market is a discovery for me. I didn't know that there is another indoor market in Africa bigger than Kariako of Tanzania. Your movies are really sweet and informative. Thx

[@uniqucass1284]

Hi my friend found out she is related to Kevin's dad, Kwame Acheampong in Holland 🇳🇱

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Really what’s her name ?

[@saundraking7168]

Wow! The males all look alike and Kevin is a giant! I went to an inside shopping structure in Agblogbloshie and the heat almost did me in! The people are so nice in Ghana and a chair was found for me to sit when my Fiance noticed my sweat! The materials are so beautiful and strong. I was able to purchase for several outfits for children.

[@trapezosusinbadorus8085]

Hat off for this country. I've always admired their leaders : Osagefo, Kufor and "Africas" Ché, JJ Rawlings. As a Nigerian staunch panafricanist since by college days in then Eastern Central States rural community and buying from markets and during holidays in Lagos hustle and burstling markets. In Naija, I was influenced by Pan Afriscope, Africa and Newbreed magazines. Everything an African country or Black person did with planning, well désigned, I feel honoured and very proud. This is exactly the type of market place projet I have in mind for West Africa rural markets, not Shoprite of South Africa, Carrefour/Auchan/Casino of Frances' (racistes multinationales who rearly employ blacks in senior positions). Westernization of African way of interactions, retailing are distructive for our society. I like this tourn around of events. Ghana striding ahead, developing, booming agriculture, sécurity, decency, respect of other blacks, wheras arrogant loud mouthed young Nigerians forgot how we pionnered Africas final liberation. My fellow Nigerians are chassing money. Hence, money ran away from them and they fell back to poorest country.

[@bedinabebe4521]

Kevin really has his uncle's & facial features & it looks like they get it from Grandma. He has a beautiful family so its natural that he married a beautiful wife. You guys are perfect together, no matter the life challenges, you always have a mate who will understand you, a natural bestie. You may actually be my favorite couple. Anna you really surprised those adorable girls speaking Twi very well, 2 of them look like me as a child. Gold Teeth will look good on both of you, I have a Gold Cap for 35 years now & it's part of me. My Grandmother & her siblings also have gold teeth, it was a surprise when my niece met them. I hope they get lots of business inside Dubai Market. My friend in Kokrobite says Kumasi invests in developing & maintaining the town. I want to spend more time in Kumasi & I hope that this is not a short visit for you guys.

[@QueenzyQuanz]

I think he's referring to ¢120 a month and he rented it for 2years making ¢2,880 Those little girls were available and you guys look amazing 😍, missed y'all

[@fremahokyere5390]

Hw3 kejetia shop 120 cedis a month. I don't think so

[@mike12817]

Kevin your uncle has a gentle soul and looks down to earth, family resemblance is evident. Anna asked a question if you guys resemble, I think slightly. The Dubai called market is fantastic and very clean as well. Ghana is show casing a-lot for Africa to copy. Kudos.

[@mrw1762]

Hahaha...the 3 kids asking if you're 'Obroni'...great answer from Anna. They were surprised!

[@mzpowerz5732]

Do u also realize that obroni also means foreigner.

[@mrw1762]

@@mzpowerz5732 I know... I’ve been called that on my previous visits although I’m of Ghanaian heritage too.

[@mzpowerz5732]

They even call a Light skin Ghanaian who has never been to the western world Obroni or even if u r fluent in English. Itz a norm

[@thyeocroft205]

@@mzpowerz5732 true.. it's a norm

[@keamakonneh1393]

Go Ghana 👍👍👍 I am not a Ghanaian but I am happy for them. We need more shops like this in Africa.

[@sandiin6885]

Variety is still attractive.. Just like in the US.. Flea markets still exist... KEVIN for Kumasi mayor

[@askeldouglas421]

The is amazing unbelievable AFRICAN amazing great Idea for business congratulations Ghana 🖤🇬🇧

[@Nogo844]

Akwaaba you guys. Yes Kevin and the uncle and grandmother have that resemblance. I am bias about the gold tooth because I have in my family also and I like it. How did your issue with the the big ouch work out Anna? You are a good size. Thanks for that indoor market visit. It appears progress is really happening in many parts of Africa at once!! I am excited. Being on the cutting edge of the old entering the new must be exciting as well. Y'all can be the crowd who says remember when it was this or that. Lol. Good night you did such a good job.

[@solentricxinc.9944]

Them hips birthed children girl...💘 them. Kevin looks like his uncle.

[@dandyyogi7378]

I really enjoyed sophie backing her mom when mum told Kelvin to wash her pants..

[@bongiwe]

That place is HUGE. One needs a Segway to roll around from place to place.

[@smpemberton]

Yea you two look related. 🙃 I’ve always heard the longer you are together the more you look alike.

[@sandrahateka908]

Yhhhh dix new Kejetia market is an initiative of his Excellency John Kwame Dramani Mahama! Papa God bless u for dix great vision a reality✌✌✌✌💞JM DE NATION BUILDER

[@garyhouston2679]

Oh Ghana! Can we at least keep our environment clean? You have to be constantly cleaning to keep a good appearance at all times simple. This is a new market which cost a lot to build but just maintenance we have a problem. Wow 😳!

[@danielagyeman1581]

Ghana di33 gyimiiiii naaaaa. Y3di gyimiii saaaaa na y3 di 100 years. Efin nkoaaaaaaaaaa

[@twikwamegh397]

maintenance and cleanliness must be taught in schools and on our radio and tv stations. Just look at how they litter the place because someone will clean when they close. That mentality is stone age!!!!

[@brandhouse8831]

KUMERICA DOING IT ALL, ACCRA GOT TO LEARN

[@pappitokunde6576]

3di3b3n Kumerica? Kumasi! The history of the name Kumasi predates America. Some of you are so brainwashed.

[@Blossom-nm3ci]

aww kevin's family is so wholesome, and I hope more countries in Africa adopt the indoor markets, cause going to the outdoor ones can be soo annoying especially when it's raining or when it's really hot and humid

[@tiffanya2516]

When the kids assumed you were white. I started getting flashbacks from the last time I went. 😂😂 Both my parents are Ghanaian while I was born in the UK and I still get called it😂.

[@kinkale82]

But remember amongst the ancient africans they used to call themselves different colour blue, green, purple, white= was refered to black man with golden brown tone just like in the ancient black arabs too the same colour code. The original white on the human being was a black person who was golden brown, however the white of today was refered to as pale,

[@joey-pn3xe]

In theory the kids are correct. Obroni means foreigner NOT white person

[@jonesdiih6757]

Nice video by THE ACHEAMPONG'S FAMILY keep it up fam!

[@jillobabs5727]

Wow... Kevin looks just like his Uncle.... I swear.... wow i saw that when Uncle was Smiling..

[@stephanienwadieiiamhybasia]

Most married couples start looking alike. We chose yourselves in a different gender to marry.( I guess to create more little people who look like us). lol Kevin does favor his uncle and grandparents. Enjoyed the video.

[@nalao4542]

His grandfather is gorgeous and his grandmother so pretty..........

[@abassakesse1446]

Kelvin looks like the uncle

[@naadsjourney6867]

Wow Kevin’s Uncle could be Kevin’s father, the resemblance is spot on 💯

[@nanayawgyamfi3224]

Ooooh am very very happy to see all dis my family and friends in dis video 👊👏✌️

[@AnnaAcheampong]

❤️

[@asaredouglas9175]

Great Ghana; a country with good people !we love Ghana

[@francisatta6869]

We love you Acheampong Family❤

[@AnnaAcheampong]

And we love you

[@godsanointedchild7117]

Amazing Acheampong's family. Home sweet home 🏡😘 you make feel like coming back home 🏡 proud to be Kumasi girl 🤩

[@kofiamo2138]

ONE OF THE BEST KZbin CHANNEL WITH CONTENT IS THE ACHEAMPONG FAMILY ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@claudinelola3118]

I call this respect for mankind. I love this.May GOD bless whoever did this.My people take care of such jewel, clean after your mess period

[@infronttv4271]

Kevin the Kumerican. Nice video and I'm waiting for more videos

[@peeandrew8434]

The kids are cute wow

[@kofiabradu9524]

This is Kejetia Market.

[@missroyale9203]

Kaneshie market is indoor, even though it's old.

[@kwameaboagye940]

Hi, Kelvin and family Am not surprised that 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭has a nice and big markets indoors. Makola is my favourite market in Accra where there’s a lot of things ranging from beefs to toiletries such as bleaches, Dettol, pomade, bath sponges etc. Big up to the Achampongs.

[@Fred-zk3wv]

💯 Kevin should get the gold teeth lol. He should rock it with a gold chain on one of your outings.

[@jordank1998]

I’m starting to really notice that Kevin looks like a light skin version of Alfonso Ribeiro ( Carlton from the fresh Prince of bel air) and that Anna looks like a younger version of Ngozi Ezeonu the beautiful Nigerian actress

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

When couples love and lives together for awhile they become and look alike. Yes you resemble each other. You are blessed.

[@InvisibleVideos165]

Is not true. The only way to see that is when they have kids, I immediately you them you see the kids face In both parties, so you might think the couple's look alike which is not but physchologically the children face rather mark in their parents faces u might think they look alike

[@pauldarlington317]

Kumasi have that home feeling than Accra in my opinion. I wish y’all would move to kumerica

[@kwameaboagye940]

Am bias against Kumasi, Accra is the best.

[@emmanuelniiarmah6532]

Accra is the best

[@bewise9680]

Awwwwww, great family. Very good to visit families. It brings your spirit to focus. Gold teeth fam❤❤❤

[@manishbusinesslancer3093]

Another wonderful episode from The Acheampong Family.

[@ylstaggs]

Wow! This is amazing, that market is nice inside and wow, Kevin has uncles and aunts and cousins there! Such a blessing, definitely checking out my DNA soon!❤️❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽✊🏽✊🏽🇬🇭🇬🇭🥰🥰

[@nefertemur8951]

Greetings King and Queen Acheampong, yes you both indeed look like you come from the same Western - Ghanaian family makeup. Apple bottom mannequins , it's about time right King Acheampong? This is apart of Ghana I haven't seen before, the Ghana Dubai Market, Kevin's uncle store location, awesome. Gold teeth, why not queen Acheampong.... Thanks for sharing.

[@arthurdavis3364]

Enjoy the Acheampong's family utube , that is a blessing that Kevin is able to connect to his family, very strong Ghanians genes.

[@stanleyglover5534]

@ The Acheampong Family Thanks for showing us the heart of Kumasi, the market. It does seem more crowded in the old market than the Accra market ,but l could be wrong , may be more people. The new market is super good and more structured and cleaner. True progress The rent, Ghs1.3 million over 3 years? New Ghana cedis? Next time, please do a video on real estate in Kumasi. Enjoyable video.

[@frankbekoe3109]

The currency was re-denominated more than 10 years ago. The 1.3 million is around 13,000 Ghana cedis now this is around $2,300.00.

[@stanleyglover5534]

@@frankbekoe3109 If current ghs 1 =10000 old ghc 1.3 million old ghc = 130 new ghs . answer

[@kingsly9107]

Love hearing you guys speak the language! There’s been tremendous progress lol❤️

[@beautycakessnacks]

The market look amazing

[@paulbing2276]

You guys make me miss home.

[@tmobiletemp9832]

This is great. Ashanti people well done

[@bertaseyeview9422]

Makes me so proud. It looks so organized.

[@guyk4819]

Wow friends , i like when you said to kevin , his style ......kiekiekie. you do look like bro . and sister

[@istpi1095]

My family am so so proud of you my sister and brother. Love you soo much. Trusting God for u guys to buy your land and build a beautiful house.

[@melest5645]

Ghana doing big things . i love it. I still like the old market because of the fresh air environment

[@SweetAustaTv]

Yes,you look like brother and sister. Not just because of the same clothes but the love and bond you both share.❤

[@beautycakessnacks]

You too look so happy, so lovely

[@dorindahackson9463]

In Ghana most kids are grown but they have small body so it true for his age,Some people have small body but when they are growing than their body changes alot...

[@flourishingme7208]

Food

[@louiskwaku8879]

That kid just brought me back to the good old days. I use to sell water too. I will walk around in the hot weather to just make a buck selling water.

[@wealthywoman8234]

The market is huge, very impressive

[@themanmanjaro]

This market is amazing i'm very proud some people are thinking in the right direction. I just wish it was more affordable for most people.

[@legion1630]

Yes couples can look alike and yes there is some resemblance

[@carlasway1339]

They say after being together for awhile couples start to look alike..lol. You are a beautiful couple❤

[@GlitteratieEnt]

Definitely twining you two !!!!! I HAVE TO SEE THIS MARKET IN KUMASI WHEN I GO, IT IS GORGEOUS & ORGANIZED.

[@twikwamegh397]

Can't we give the maintenance of this market to a good private company? The hygienic conditions are a bit low.

[@gabordidieredoh9833]

Thank very very very much thank you again and again It's about maintenance and most self discipline

[@ivythorne6094]

Hi dear m good afternoon...this is the first time to this channel and I loved what I have seen so far,,.and I will continue to view...thanks for sharing

[@yusifyakubu154]

Kejetia market .. the legacy of John Mahama... he’s number 2 on the ballot, vote number two for more of this markets . Come December 7th.

[@AbdulAli-ku9he]

14:59 Beautiful family you can see the love and pride.

[@HoodsGlobal]

It would be nice if Ghana government converts all market to be like the "Ghana dubai". That will be the African mall experience, enough of euro mall concept that is oppositional to our way of life.

[@casimirbantsimba3778]

Super Market Ghana.....congratulations.

[@rochellemckinney3220]

Wow that is huge. So much to look at. I would not know where to start.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽