Going Home | GH | Ghana - Documentary Film

[@Pastry9000]

Thank you our African brothers and sisters from America. We love you.

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[@enuksouer8273]

Ghana is a beautiful place. Lots of people out here with some serious talents and ambitions. If you're out there anywhere in the world, and you want to make an impact out here. My team and I would be glad to help you any how we can. God Bless and Protect us all.

[@dorawilliams4628]

what a spiritual man, and Jordan is a kind hearted man God bless you.

[@juaneyahclinyah6951]

All praises to my brethrens sending much love from this awaken sister from (America). 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@NishaBoo963]

This was so inspiring to me. I just got my results from Ancestry.com and found out I am mostly Ghanaian and I’m in Nursing school. I came across this right on time.

[@virtuouslionproductions6254]

Awesome!

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[@hellenmorgan274]

Will go with you I was last year may to July I will be going back next with my kids my elder daughter just graduated from nursing 3 days ago

[@enuksouer8273]

We'd be glad to have you all. Don't hesitate to reach out to me for any assistance or whatsoever.

[@revjoycemensah2066]

THANKS BE TO GOD FOR ANSWERED PRAYERS!!!!!! PLEASE COME BACK HOME N LET US BUILD OUR NATION TOGETHER, WE NEED ALL OF YOU BACK HOME. GHANA IS OUR HOME, TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE OUR MOTHER-LAND PROUD. GOD BLESS YOU ALL.

[@Chugotravels9342]

God Bless you Jordan. You'll be richly blessed. Setting great examples to fellow Ghanaians. Well done!

[@simp1eone]

I am ghanaian myself and i want to say thank you to this lovely Handsome Man :) . Ok Bye

[@lovefoodnow]

This was a very informative documentary, especially for those of us who stay in the states wanting to go back home to Ghana to make a difference. Thank you Jordan for your selfless deeds!!

[@lovefoodnow]

It is my home, eventually I'll relocate there someday

[@helianthussuryakanti650]

GeeG Mode good luck.helping the motherland.

[@ROIMIMOS]

Peter's story made me cry. Jordan, thank you for going all the way to Africa to share your knowledge and may God bless you in whatever you do! From an African living in Raleigh , NC

[@workfirst20]

Thank you brother

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[@victoryt1593]

Africa, a place where nurses are greatly appreciated!

[@neeuqamilam1170]

Jordan your heart is so warm! Very kind! Peter Rowell I see is very grateful! 😊🤗🙂

[@ken-allotey1397]

I don't know whether its anger or disappointment that I felt watching the healthcare part. Aba! Ghana Health Service. My Heart is heavy. We have a very looooong way to go. Nice documentary, Virtuous Lion Productions. 5 thumbs up.

[@adrianborden1546]

...wow!

[@tonihazle2034]

This is a lovely heartwarming story. I was living in Ghana around the time Peter was born, I am thinking of all the Scotsmen I knew there at that time and wondering WHO was the rotten character who abandoned Peter and his mother - makes me FURIOUS!! Still, his mum obviously did a grand job of raising him, can't have been easy. Thank you for this lovely and inspiring video.

[@PHlophe]

Auntie Toni, racist attitudes means, white mean "break up with the mothers" and black mean just " leave". if you travel across ghana you'll see enough of these older guys well in their 70s . The level of disdain is immense , for real.

[@antonettepolonio5140]

Jordan you are a good samaritan and those with you , greetings from Belize Central America .

[@jerseybrown1909]

Amen, congratulations Mr Jordan

[@patienceankrah4219]

Jordan, you are a saint. Keep up the good work

[@infinitelove3221]

Tears, pure love.

[@zariatumohammed8358]

Thanks u lovely Brother in e World u are blessed 😍💓

[@theresabell-zepeda3890]

Thank you so much for this documentary it makes me what to come there more and more.

[@queenrebe1349]

This is really nice, keep up the good work 👍🏽

[@QueenBee-so7rt]

Thank you an excellent documentary.

[@michellepeace4675]

Gosh, so inspiring! God bless everybody featured in this great documentary, particularly Jordan Miller (the nurse).

[@virtuouslionproductions6254]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@ZAPMAMA]

Thank you All

[@ronmurray445]

What I love about it is that it changes government peacefully and respects law. I can work with everything else

[@segoah123]

Great JOB TAHIR!!! I really enjoyed the doc! Much respect. :)

[@virtuouslionproductions6254]

Much appreciated...

[@antonettepolonio5140]

..." a nurse with a difference " I love that , indeed brother.

[@GhGuan]

Thanks Virtuous Lion Production. An eye opener for some of us.

[@virtuouslionproductions6254]

Thanks for watching.

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

I love ghanna and i have never visited!

[@lantanayakubu8810]

God bless u Mr Jordan

[@edadson]

oooooh Jordan.. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@charlottemanu]

awwwww Wisdom Congrats and thanks Jordan

[@SuperKwame1]

This a great story, Jordan You are a great man.

[@yaafowaa4149]

Ghanaian politicians are disgrace for not moving the forward.

[@YourHomieHenry]

Beautiful. Wonderful.

[@kwaaddo]

God bless you Jordan

[@fatiarkorful9247]

My God bless you Mooooore Jordan. ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@TheOnlyWayIsGhana]

Great Documentary! Well done.

[@amankwaabeatriceoseioosei4667]

In the rural areas & in the urban areas the environment is not nice & good at all,but in everything we need to develop our environments. We can make it little by little.

[@SuperKwame1]

The problem in Ghana is the people who are in the higher up are so prideful that these people often prevent those who are familier with health care to educate them.

[@kwesidiamonds8242]

Very very prideful

[@win30034]

I have never seen such a grateful man.

[@sekyerepeter5138]

may God bless you Jordan

[@truenorth7949]

Well done Jordan.

[@juliuskwaku9418]

great job Jordan

[@kofiappiah-menka3207]

thank you Jordan...you are an inspiration

[@nullnull9339]

great job, Tahir

[@virtuouslionproductions6254]

Thanks so much!

[@evanzygerrard1215]

I’m proud Ghanaian but very proud to say it’s a one of the foolish lawless country in the world. We should have grown above standards looking at rich history (where we started n where we are now). All because of these stupid leaders n stomach politics amongst citizens. We can do better Ghana stand up!!!

[@lucdailuc3747]

I love ghana

[@Bella73437]

God bless you Jordan God bless everyone in Jesus name Amen.

[@RaMahUganda]

thank you soooooooo much for the info!!!! im so hoping to come visit ...even to get a dual citizenship....sometimes i let myself get overwhelmed trying to figure out Where! the question is no longer IF but WHEN and WHERE....

[@sweetp8071]

Well done Jordan!. If we are all contributing in a small way Gh will be better.

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[@kojoman75]

“MY SANKOFA” (A born again experience.) FLASHBACKS of an EARLY African-American PIONEER who relocated to Ghana, (to join the ranks of Freedom-Fighters) after participating in a vicious war to liberate the South Korean, from the communist north; during the cold-war. On my seventeenth birthday I asked for and received my (single mother’s of 7) consent, to drop out of Buchanan Michigan High School, to join the U.S. Army after promising her I'd take advantage of their education programs and complete my education. I would also be able to help out financially by remitting a portion of my military salary to her, she being a single mother of six. One week after my 17th birthday I was assigned to Fort Riley Kansas for 16 weeks of basic infantry training. On completion I was sent to Fort Belvoir Virginia, for a course in combat engineering. It was there I learned of the escalating conflict in Korea and along with the entire class, volunteered for combat service there. At the time it was said to be a “Police-Action.” Our main concern was it would be over before we got there. December 4, 1950, I arrived in Inchon, South Korea and assigned to the U.S. Army’s last all-Black unit, the 24th Infantry Regiment Combat Team, aka Deuce4, the last unit of the original Buffalo Soldiers. During the 9 months I served as a Rifleman I was wounded twice, received the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star, the Combat Infantry Badge and four Battle Stars. After Korea, I served two years as a paratrooper in Japan, before being honorably discharged in 1954. I later attended the American Academy of Art, in Chicago from 1957 to 1959, where I met and was mentored by Mr. Gus Nalls, (veteran of WW-2) in the art of oil painting. After four years I relocated to New York City in the early 1960s, where I joined a group of Black Artists, The 20th Century Art Creators. It was during that time (the civil-rights struggle) I became disillusioned with the social and political situation in America and decided to relocate to Africa, and in 1965 I left for Ghana with less than $300 in my pocket. On arrival in Ghana I was welcomed by a fellow artist Tom Feelings, one of President Kwame Nkrumah's advisors, and introduced to other expatriates living in Ghana at the time. During the 1960s and 1970s, the African American expatriates living there included artists, Tom Feelings, Ted Pontifeif, Julian Mayfield, Herman Bailey, Alton Carlo, Earl Smith, Frank Robinson, Judson Hudson, Max Bond, Jim Lacy, John W. Ray, Charles Danial, Jerry Harper, Lesley Lacy, Leroy Mitchell, Edith Major & Charles Simpson, Maya Angelou, Nell I. Painter, Alice Windom, Dr. Shirley Graham DuBois, Maya Angelous and a few others. Our selected spokesman was Dr. Robert Lee, a medical dentist & wife, Shirley Lee; also a Dentist. (with the excepting of 4) MAY THEY RIP. Most African-American male there, like myself were “Disillusioned-Veterans; who had fought for the RIGHT’S of other’s, that were denied us in our own country. So rather than suffer such dehumanizing on return to America, we to a man, had decide to return our ancestral land and take part in its liberation… Each in our own way. After being adopted by an Ashanti-Paramount Chief, Nana kwaku Duah (1966) and given the name “Kojo Acheampong.” I spent the next eleven (11) years living in Ghana, often traveling to Togo and the Ivory Coast to market my jewelry. I earned a living by learning and making jewelry of traditional designs which I carved from cow-horns and ivory after fully immersing myself in the culture. On my return to the United States in 1976, I was able to contribute to the growing interest in African art and culture. IT WAS A BORNAGAIN EXPERIENCE. In addition to my art and jewelry, I've published “The Return of the African-American,” detailing my journey of self-discovery in Africa which I later revised as “MY SANKOFA.” My second book is, “What’s a Commie Ever Done to Black People?” details my experiences in the Korean War WHICH exposed what it is like to fight as a United States-African American Soldier for the human-rights and freedom for other people’s, while being denied such RIGHT’S, in our own country… MY SANKOFA aka; “Return to the PAST, for knowledge that’ll help understand PRESENT; and prepare for the FUTURE.” should be A MUST READ for all African-American, and well meaning people worldwide. ******************* In 2015 I had my DNA done and discover 87% of my-family’s ancestors are from the Ashanti-Akim area. The same area of Ghana I had lived for 11 years... 1965 to 1976. DETAILS BELOW: www.amazon.com/Curtis-James-Mo…/…/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0 ENJOY & SHARE.

[@ursulamartin1740]

I am a Registered Nurse and interested in moving to Ghana. Any leads?

[@joeljoetz3582]

Nutty Nurse if your intrested you can also visit tanzania what a good place

[@brendabrown8645]

try looking for samori camara on facebook or youtube. he got a lot of info on repatriation. good luck

[@africa2890]

She asked about Ghana. Be nice. :)

[@S.A.S_RAGGNAH]

Yh, need help? Link up.+233. 203610308

[@myriampierre6299]

Hello PLEASE Contact the African American Association of Ghana Email: [e-mail] Phone: [phone] www.AAAGHANA.ORG When you go to the website you can scroll all the way down to the bottom and tap Contact or Google it on your browser. Always have as anti virus internet protection on your computer or phone ed lik ed look ou TV which is free on playstore.

[@lawrawotor8750]

Good one miss home

[@henriettannuro4900]

Good work

[@virtuouslionproductions6254]

Thanks for watching.

[@rasjahsunyogi]

Well done!!!!

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[@TheIrieman15]

Jordan is my hero

[@NallahBrown]

Loved it!

[@virtuouslionproductions6254]

Thanks for watching. Haiti documentary was just released.

[@aliceghans5659]

great documentary

[@anggitn.p650]

Alice Ghans @how are you

[@appiahjames]

thank you

[@edengarden3568]

So what is the situation at Efie Kwanta hospital. Is there any improvement. My 2 cousins trained and worked there in the 60s. My brother worked there as a physician in the 70s. i lived there in Takoradi also. I loved the city had so much fun there as a kid

[@Ericamidwife]

Excellent introduction

[@lindaburnette195]

They should build a large hospital and teaching hospital. The kids will have a job to look forward to having good jobs All the people that left and went to west and anyone else could donate. Get a go fund page.

[@maryadutwumwaah3328]

God bless you

[@virtuouslionproductions6254]

Alhamdullaih

[@olove8337]

What struck me was that the young doctors wanted new ideas so I would like to share and hope the right eyes see it and put it to use. In Trinidad, our government would raise money throwing concerts (on top of the oil). Please check out WASA (water company) fete on KZbin. If the right people would call in some favors and the government would give some tax breaks or incentives, rent space for food venues and write to sponsors. You will make money

[@ericasare1206]

Yes I know gh is not there yet but on its way. I hope my fellow sistren and brethren will stop winning and start seeing opportunities. Whiners never see opportunities, and there are a lot in Ghana. Sit up and ask great questions like why foreigners come in and make it?

[@effyafia7981]

Eric Asare Aww my brother ! Say it again ooo

[@nellieweller2738]

Pls how can I help you go far with ur mission.

[@raheemjohnson6794]

Good video

[@russellhamer8690]

Yo Bruh if your reading this 😭 WELL DONE Jordan Miller ..

[@alyssavasquez7216]

Cool.

[@raheemjohnson6794]

I don't know why I use to be interested in africa not any more I don't know what happened

[@belatedpost5141]

great

[@christopherking-bosso4829]

this is what Jesus Christ spoke about. "LOVE". Blessings comes when you extend you love through your time, finances and just anything at all ro help humanity in need then, you will be blessed. your reward will be greater than you can even think of. it's all about doing from your heart. My fellow brothers and sisters abroad, take that trip back home and take part in developing of the African nations. Come in with your mind , strength and support them. it pays back. believe it or not. you will never regret doing good. be blessed

[@jessicacontreras3207]

Christopher King - Bosso we Africans don't believe in a men made god (Jesus)!!! Did you know Jesus means earth pig!!!

[@Victoria-fd8sn]

Jessica Contreras don't say (we) Africans I believe in god and most Africans..~ turn to god before is to late

[@Victoria-fd8sn]

Christopher King - Bosso amen

[@jessicacontreras3207]

blue hart you are the problem with us Africans!😤 believing in a withe god!!! You probably gonna say two that we should still be slaves for the Europeans right???

[@dianaeshun5382]

So I should expect historical dramas in the future right? It's annoying that upon the numerous tribes Ghana has, there is no historical drama done even in all of Africa.

[@nyaniels79]

tnx Jordan

[@juwe9516]

Politician and over exuberance inventer/ investors want to build high speed bullet train..Ghana, wake up and get your priority right.

[@ernestmensah1699]

high school is now free in ghana now.

[@S.A.S_RAGGNAH]

Out of context, playing politics,what a pity

[@marthacmd]

TEACH WELL DONE THANK YOU

[@FyePhi1]

EDUCATION

[@noni828]

❤

[@Nice1EvenBetter]

And the leaders and MP's of this country are referred to as your excellency and right honourable. If that isn't piss taking I don't know what is.

[@Kodwo1]

Why are we always blaming some leaders? we are all leaders in our own small ways,besides we vote them into power.These are agreed upon titles that we could do away with if we want to. No need to jealous of those who bear these titles.

[@ernestmensah1699]

AGREED. THAT IS SO STUPID. THERE IS NEW GOVERNMENT NPP FOR ALMOST 2 YEARS NOW. THINGS ARE CHANGING AND FAST. NDC AND PRESIDENT MAHAMA WHO LOST 2 YEARS AGO WERE JUST A DISGRACED. ALL THEY DID WAS LOOT AND SHARE AND ENRICHED THEMSELVES.

[@princess21538o]

Is IT true you Ghana have constant electricity?

[@russellsullivan2807]

hello i am very interested in coming to ghana ,but i have no degree's,would that be a good move being i have a family of 5 and i honetly have noone there,but i am a hard worker and im willing to do what it takes to provide for my family and to keep them safe,,and i really would like to come and make a differance in the community if possible but wouldnt know where to start or what to do at this point,,can u help me with some thoughts on what id have to do to be successful there..

[@doreenlathbridge7660]

It doesn't matter if you have a degree or not you can easily build a business and you can contact African American Committee of Ghana and they would give you more info about moving to Ghana

[@curteisp5361]

Jordan are you on social media?

[@virtuouslionproductions6254]

Jordan Miller on FB

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[@godfredntim1719]

This man is funny 😂

[@GracefullyKaren]

Godfred Ntim : haha he really is.

[@kasoamallam9336]

How come there is no close caption for the light skin man involved in the accident but the dark skin people (excluding the nurse from the states).

[@notalentstudios1106]

I see trash on the ground, if I'm ever able to return I will study AMERICAN industries and try to create trash companies like in AMERICA.

[@areguapiri]

Americans calling African countries "third world". I hate it.

[@ArA-og1dv]

!!!!!

[@pamelamojekwu5640]

Nigeria is also a great place to come home to!!!

[@oxzywilson]

But NDC is saying they have turn Ghana like Dubai...look at all the mud houses and the dirty hospital. African politicians are very wicked. Anyway bro thanks for doing your best

[@kwesidiamonds8242]

Is NDC the only Political party in Ghana or Ghana is a one party State ?

[@amankwaabeatriceoseioosei4667]

Nana Akuffo Addo wants to build a Cathedral. Oh!! So don't you want to change Ghana by helping the çountry even the village peoples to enjoy life??

[@growden100]

I think those African Americans who can't get decent jobs after earning a degree should consider or investigate working in Ghana to help build a better overalls system.

[@sandramartinez585]

you need to take us poor welfare blacks in america to and the ones in jail need to come with they get out

[@sandramartinez585]

you need to have race quotas with afrmtiveaction to be a real fair equlty of a country

[@st7tv582]

U said 70 languages? Eiiii do u know what u are saying? Ghana dont speak 70 languages so check your informations well.. is rather 46 + English=47

[@amankwaabeatriceoseioosei4667]

Let's begin at the Schools teaching the children how to be neat. Not to put anything like papers oñ the ground. Nothing is too late.

[@hanayahb1918]

i know DE youngsters school

[@sharonshaly7020]

I like Ghana, how to live in Ghana? but I am indian, any one person explain me

[@carlostettey2889]

Sharon...Ghana is a lovely place to be. You don't even need to pack a bag when going to Ghana. You are welcomed into every home and given the best treatment, you can dream of for as long as you wish to stay. You can link up anytime [phone].

[@sharonshaly7020]

@@carlostettey2889 hai ,Mr :carlos tettey , l will come soon at Ghana on may month (2019)💐first week , we will meet soon, so ,are you welcome to me? Hurry up reply me

[@sharonshaly7020]

I like Ghanaian food of FUFU mix, culture and everything etc.,,

[@annamay5715]

Jordan what is going on who are you running a way from?