He Quits Being A Banker To Start Coffee Farming In Ghana

[@nappiebriggs]

Maya, the way Ghana soil is fertile even if you plant humans they will grow 😂😂😂😂😂

[@benjaminethan4416]

LMAO 😂😂😂

[@sarahm316]

😂😂😂😂🙈🙈🙈 don't make me lough brother even human being will grow in the soil of Ghana that's amazing 🙆🏼‍♀️🙆🏼‍♀️😂😂

[@sarahm316]

Wode Maya may God keep favoring you and bless you for the good job you're showing African 💪💪👌👌

[@Cindy4ctv]

Gbam 👍

[@youseecars]

Of course Into humanity they will grow. 😂😂

[@WODEMAYA]

It’s always feel good to learn something new!Did you learn anything new in here today?

[@della9179]

Yes l learn Africa can process Our own Coffee

[@pamelastates5600]

@@della9179 @ Hello, me 2!! ❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦

[@gospelvlogwd]

oyha.....Maya my first time to hr Mother Ghana grows coffee....# I love your content especially the intro sound ,,always reminds me of that you wer picking "Atoa" at Aburi💪😍

[@pamelastates5600]

Hello yes I always knew that Africa had coffee. But I didn’t know Ghana had/grew their own coffee!! NICE!!! ❤️ coffee ☕️✨ Love&prayers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@gospelvlogwd]

oyha.....Maya my first time to hr Mother Ghana grows coffee....# I love your content especially the intro sound ,,always reminds me of the winter season at Aburi💪😍

[@JasmineAmaa]

Francois is my dear friend, he is doing amazing, thanks for shedding light on his work ❤️

[@WODEMAYA]

Huh?You know him?🙁🙁

[@NanaAshanti]

Ghana is so small. Lol. He is way ahead of his time. 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@wedjongkwowe4679]

@@NanaAshanti u are everywhere 😂😂

[@Randomuniverse-qn6cc]

Cocoa.coffee.cashew.rubber.etc are all in ghana

[@nanawood]

The brother sounds very highly educated.

[@ophelberry]

He was once in the banking sector so it shows clearly that he's well educated and sound like a business minded person

[@ALEXANDRABOAMPONG]

My Dad grows Coffee in Volta, the harvesting process is the annoying part. This guy doing a great job.

[@MbangaMan237]

When i was a kid we used to harvest coffee behind our compound in Africa , there are some small inserts always on the Coffee leafs ..Oh my God those black inserts were dangerous more than a fucking snake If you touch it you are finish

[@rachealkibaiya7593]

Yes,the rain,the spinders,the hard work. Am talking to my mom to get out of the slave labor

[@mosesturyahabwe6239]

True, we used to have a coffee farm in Uganda when I was growing up, harvesting is very tricky especially during rainy season, it can take ages to dry.... July was the best time for harvest as there is too much sunshine....

[@joekayembe1197]

@@MbangaMan237 You would still be understandable without using f...... word, I insure you

[@selina6860]

Yes, my father grows coffee also in the Volta region since I was a child.

[@gabrielgoku518]

I saw a coffee ☕ Name: Gold Coast Roasters Ghana Origin: Volta Mountains Packing: Perfect😉 I was shocked.

[@amoawaarthur1220]

Yhhh at melcom you will see that coffee in brown paper bag 🇬🇭🇬🇭♥️

[@PatriciaAbijah]

Wow

[@fernandobattle9345]

Hey Wode, tell the man to sell on Amazon or give his website. I'm in the US and want to support. Thanks

[@akuaafriyie9753]

I think you need send a message via email or phone so he can read

[@businessforum8101]

Good morning, we have close to 100 arch of land.we need an investor to invest in agriculture

[@youseecars]

Wode Maya taking Africa to the world in Style

[@mwmarwijck4967]

💃👀👌💣💥💯

[@bornA_diva]

They do everything in Ghana

[@Cindy4ctv]

I didn't know Ghana grows coffee too. Thank you so much Wode Maya God bless you for showing us these awareness. The drone shots are lovely

[@frankkyereme7125]

Ghana grows ☕ coffee longtime but cocoa over took Ghana coffee. Ghana have all natural resources

[@WODEMAYA]

Why can’t we develop this small country with all these natural resources ??

[@frankkyereme7125]

@@WODEMAYA yes big question, i think from 1960 up to 1980s didn't help our country that's one factor, from 1990 to now is better than way back

[@debbiemarquis3231]

@@WODEMAYA ..if You come to the diaspora..especially the Caribbean..you will find lots of potential investors..the problem is the traveling..if you nag your gov't to help speed up direct flights from here..you will see the magic happen..we have tons of experience in the processing industry..and a lot of afro descended ppl just want to return also..

[@abe1ku]

@@WODEMAYA It is our leaders ooooo. Hmmmm

[@frankkyereme7125]

@@debbiemarquis3231 i agree with YOU

[@mariamasipa4197]

Wow I never saw coffee that labels made from Ghana wish to see that in our super market especially in South Africa

[@WODEMAYA]

That’s will be amazing 🤩

[@debbiemarquis3231]

@@WODEMAYA with the right investors and marketing..he could do it..there is a lot of potential in that market..

[@abrantie_africa7635]

Asili coffee is from Ghana....

[@nelsonanyaneyeboa8692]

@@abrantie_africa7635 i

[@sophiaankrahministries]

Good to Know coffee is grown in Ghana wow.

[@periswanjuhi]

Lots of love 💞 fro Ke 🇰🇪🇰🇪. In primary school we only learnt about cocoa in Ghana.

[@WODEMAYA]

That’s what i learnt in school but now am discovering we grow coffee too

[@gadafigizzan6975]

My Kenyan roommate also told me that. Would like to know more about Kenya

[@prettyyoung733]

Ghanaians all round ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿 Love their vibes 🥰👍🏾

[@dagizeki6854]

Bro if you like coffee you need to come to Ethiopia even they way we make a coffee is a lot different than other countries I think most of you know that

[@annaheya2109]

I'm yet to try the Ethiopian roast but I thought it's too strong/acidic

[@eliahtisben4085]

Wode Maya , coffee has been growing in Ghana for a very long time....There are a lot in Kwahu....

[@WODEMAYA]

I’ve never seen it before boss😂😂

[@anitaankoma5290]

Kwahu Bepong u will get many more

[@Botwooo]

Your Pastor is here with you from Hamburg Germany 🇩🇪 Still in Prayer on Your Behalf

[@lesleykramer7207]

Ghana doesn't need pastors. Leave the white jesus nonsense behind and free your minds ...

[@Botwooo]

@@lesleykramer7207 Bless You Sir 🙏

[@Botwooo]

@Victor Chuka Bless You Sir ❤

[@tushabejulius5270]

I love you Maya, I wish can visit Ghana one day. Julius from Uganda

[@hajjatsarah901]

Let's gather here brother and make a trip to Ghana, am soo inspired by maya

[@kwameasimah]

Growing up in Kwahu in the 60’s we had coffee farm

[@emmanuelasante6028]

Obuoba. Am from Obomeng

[@niiamu3300]

Ghana needs to get into small and medium packaging companies. I am coming to help set up small and medium packaging companies. Thank you for all the information in all of your videos.

[@YannickJacq]

Such a nice idea my brother!

[@airlinesairways6585]

May God bless your idea

[@yanikeonpurpose]

Awesome idea.

[@mikelantern148]

Very true. Many of our food products need proper packaging.

[@susand8214]

See you there

[@JessicaCargill1]

This is so cool,glad I found your channel, big up yourself, sending greetings from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@tomtommiest]

Such an intelligent young man,he truely knows what he is upto

[@gerics]

I nominate you for award this year as Africa’s Best digital Tourism Journalists and maybe as a minister of Tourism in Ghana, if it’s possible

[@rachealkibaiya7593]

Tea and coffee,two plants I will never grow. How come it's not branded from Ghana or Kenya in the west? When am Making tea it's marked English tea. Where in Britain do they grow and pick tea? Where in America do they do this hard labor in the west to grow coffee.. not fair!

[@cathymuwaki10]

Challenge is that we are not great consumers of coffee ( due to colonial history/ it was mainly meant for the master). We need to challenge this stereotype.Second it's best sold as green beans rather than packaged.Coffee lovers will prefer a timely roasted bean compared to one that was either roasted and packaged in Kenya/Ethiopia/ Tanzania....simply because it's quality is affected -moisture , mouthful , aftertaste etc What Nana is doing is a step in the right direction to break the chain of suffering for coffee farmers in Africa.Example in Kenya many coffee farmers have never even taken a cup of coffee. Best benchmark is Ethiopia on the power of understanding the entire value chain from Bean/seed to cup.

[@danskey2001]

We use have coffee processing machine in my neighbourhood in Akim Oda old town

[@Blecyn]

Thanks for sharing your discovery. Thanks for shining the spot light on hardworking Africans.

[@j.m.6369]

May the almighty CREATOR continue to bless the mother land. Thank you Wode Maya. It has always been my dream to go back, but you are giving me more hope for that dream of mine to come true...

[@esiasante338]

Very proud of my people! Ghanaians have been growing coffee side by side with Cocoa for a very long time.

[@lukeash3029]

We heard from MISS TRUDY that Kenya has the best tea... now we also know that Ghana and Kenya make some amazing FRESH DELICIOUS COFFEE 😊 Fascinating!!

[@WODEMAYA]

Lol 😂

[@BORNFREE876]

Not surprise coffee is grown in that area; high altitude, cool & foggy.......bigup Ghana coffee, Jamaica " Blue Mountain " coffee, love you 🇯🇲🇯🇲 🇯🇲

[@maathejayandyjohns1343]

@@BORNFREE876 yes BIG UP BLUE MOUNTAIN, FABULOS TASTE, I GOT SOME WHEN I WAS ON A STAY OVER , I BOUGHT BLUE MOUNTAIN, MAN ITS GREAT

[@BORNFREE876]

@@maathejayandyjohns1343 Live & love. Let your deeds shine b4 human-kind that they may know.... JAH LOVE !

[@maathejayandyjohns1343]

@@BORNFREE876 iv just called the whatsapp number and left a message about the coffee

[@blessedchild3923]

Afrika to the world 🌍

[@universal1983]

We need young men and women to move into farming and other good things to move the country forward not everyone trying to go into politics

[@graceattipoe5471]

Yes maya Ghana has been growing coffee for a long time. Didn’t you learn about it in your social studies in primary school? My father used had a farm in the western region. Aboso in the wassa west district

[@tvs9978]

I just said the same thing lol. We are embarrassing our Social Studies teachers. 😁

[@itzqueen1531]

I never knew Ghana grow coffee! Thanks Wode Maya for letting us know!

[@wilmotadekoya3032]

Thanks for reshaping our determination to come back home and be a valuable contributors to nation building. Thank you.

[@AbbyJuicingajr]

Wode maya I just introduced my friends to your channel new sub, Africa to the world movement all the way!!

[@latashastewart-estelle1363]

I miss Ghana so much

[@Okont]

Me too

[@latashastewart-estelle1363]

Someone asked why not go back. I was scheduled to go back in july/August 2020 but the virus messed up all my plans. The borders were closed. Now I must wait for 2021.

[@remiel8876]

Am proud of you wode maya

[@chernobarrie7491]

Top wodemaya more courage..wonderful content More Success to you all read this comment .

[@nathanmanu6075]

Wode Maya, l am so addicted to your videos to the extent that whenever l am watching an hour video, its doesn't seems to be even longer!! You're bless my brother 🙏

[@TheTrill334]

Everytime I see wide maya I think he could be a cousin . He is made for this position to teach us about Africa .. the stories on his show are one of a kind .

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Maya how about you have a website were you can partner with all featured products and service Providers so that the can have access to us you customer for business. After an upload they can see their increase in revenue by being showcase on your Channel. Kindly think about it. You are officially our marketing and sales Ambassador for all things African on the Continent. Another BANGER! Well produced and extremely educative and informative. This is amazing story. Having the whole value chain in one place!!!!!!!!! He is a true pioneer!!!!!!!!RESPECT!!!! Executing the Vision for posterity.

[@chinnychin5790]

Agree with you, great Idea

[@derrickansah3938]

Wow brilliant I love this

[@PatriciaAbijah]

You a fan of Rema?😀

[@firstonetime]

Maya, GR8 Job. Africa is Tremendously Amazing. The Heart of Mother Earth. Each 1 Teach 1. Know Thy Self.

[@dawnsfit2bfree]

This is great! I and my Daughter's are coffee lovers and are always wanting to try a new brew. Thank you!

[@omerfaysal2333]

Dear Wode Maya, Thank you for this amazing video. ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@shareenhibberr4339]

Africa to the world is exposing the Diaspora to so much! Thank you Visiting is Definitely on the Bucketlist

[@ariannaszone6695]

My Dad use to have a coffee farm but I never knew the taste of coffee , never thought you could eat coffee direct from the tree

[@josephprendergast2420]

Same myself I grew up in Jamaica and my dad had a coffee farm and I never tasted the coffee beans before they are parched, I thought only the cocoa bean could have been eaten before it was parched learn something new today.

[@burundishallsmile1day109]

No u can not eat it. Only juicy inside. under ripped skin is sweet. Rest is sour., Hard grain.

[@maggyablor6646]

Good one here. The origin of coffee is Africa but the West made it popular and many people thought it's a Western product. I am proud of this bold move. Compliments.

[@CharlesAntwi]

The joy I get when I see a farming video on your channel. Well I knew coffee was grown in Ghana but I have never seen a coffee farm. Thanks for the exposure!

[@kwadwosenya469]

Much respect to this brother! We are all we have, as our continent is governed by traitors. ✊🏿✊🏿

[@emelitaeast6400]

Say that again o. If u challenge them the use the police and soldiers to attack u. Hmm.

[@thomaskngr065]

@@emelitaeast6400 😅

[@abdimalikmohdabdisalam8464]

Wode maya I’m big fan for you go ahead today I’m the first person 🇸🇴🙏🏽

[@pba21]

Everybody talking about our root yet I don't see the "ROOT" in the African Education system. You can't stop new generation from embracing time change, but the "ROOT" in education will keep them "Ancient Africans" at heart. - By a less known Ghanaian 🙏🏿

[@mamanaijakitchen]

Wow, wonderful work! We need MORE and MORE young people investing in their countries! Just wonderful!

[@marciabrown2681]

I have coffee from East Africa, it would nice to get some from Ghana. I will contact you Mr Ghanabay. Thank you for great content ❤

[@gladysadjei781]

Wow this very great Ghana our land is too rich

[@hopeclinton1713]

Love it when young people venture into farming

[@nextchapter8358]

🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 Hello from Brooklyn ,NYC

[@debbiemarquis3231]

Ohhh Trini..🇹🇹

[@nextchapter8358]

R u from T&T

[@abrantie_africa7635]

There is a coffee roaster company in Akuapem called Asili coffee.....they roast and export.....I saw them in exhibition with global brands in Europe.

[@WODEMAYA]

It’s the same guy in this video

[@ulomma6949]

Hardworking man. Bless his heart. He made it look easy to farm but lots of work involved. Thanks Maya for this wonderful video.

[@samueladane7702]

Maya deserve an award, god bless you bro for promoting our motherland 🇬🇭 Ghana

[@mamali7346]

In my hometown in Ghana they grow Coffee Maya

[@Free_3.0]

Just started the video and I've already learned something.

[@imdiwantv9582]

I will be home next year and will love to visit his farm and buy some coffee beans to bring with me to 🇺🇸

[@aboagyeampem6623]

Wode maya. God bless you for this video #Farming_my_passion

[@sylviajones1351]

Great to know that beside cocoa production, Ghana is also a producer of coffee. Let's take production - and processing - to a higher level.

[@Berthasglobe]

Wow Africa to the world 🌍Ghana is a blessed Country 🙌🏽 Thanks dear always bringing us the best.👍🏽

[@WODEMAYA]

You are welcome sis!

[@raphraphael92]

This farm makes me remember my childhood, I always go to farm because of food, just be roaming around the farm .

[@mariekimbi]

So green so beautiful. Coffee is one thing we also grow and export in Cameroon

[@Boborasshanti]

All the cards are in Africa's hands.

[@jonastytv5779]

God bless you WODE MAYA for what you doing for Africa

[@loveeritreapeaceeritrea9847]

AFRICA HAVE EVERYTHING GOD give AFRICA EVERYTHING the Problem is African People see Only outside not Inside need to open ouer eayes inside African 👍👍👍🌏

[@ladysafari01]

Good to know about coffee in Ghana. It's a beautiful area. You have to look for 2 Kenyan sisters that do green house farming in Ghana. One used to be an air hostess. They were featured a few years back on the local Kenyan t.v. channel.

[@bekobini2884]

12:13 minute "men.... you have beautiful woman as coffee" I know same saying like that here ...even I say my neighbor

[@euchaeucha2423]

Oh my goodness, Awesome, AWRADI NYAKRU PON TUMISSO, well done

[@nuelchuky5829]

What a fertile land!!!

[@ghettommaster2752]

Mr Ghana baby you are a blessing to Africa I really appreciate what you're doing my brother... Africa to the world no one can stop it, the revelation is real let's Africa is calling

[@petrichorke]

Never knew that! You should also consider growing tea as it also needs high altitude and cool weather. Next time you’re in 🇰🇪 get to visit Kericho and Limuru to see the beautiful tea farms

[@WODEMAYA]

Am coming back soon!wait for that video

[@emmanuelogoma2595]

@@WODEMAYA tea farm are so beautiful. You will like it

[@marieanne1989]

I think i will buy myself a piece of land a grown grapes for wine ,first ghana wine i guess to be produced

[@AYA-wx7sj]

Brilliant idea sis. Please pursue it. I pray all goes well 💙💙

[@TimBdagodVlogs]

Salute & S/O to Ghana 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@watchit16]

Great work John Nana Addo, hopefully at this rate Ghana can count coffee as one of the main resources for export!

[@humeeayisha3199]

This was soo educative and I love the packaging Maya he said you will get two 😂, I hope you understaaaaaand 😂

[@terrymarsh8094]

Maya I’m coming to visit you in Ghana some time soon!

[@WODEMAYA]

i will be here waiting

[@terrymarsh8094]

Fa sure one Love 💕 and blessings always

[@NASHROYALS]

AFRICA to THE WORLD thanks for sharing all these awesome informative videos..

[@riptonweir335]

He's right about coffee grown best in the highlands. Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee is one of the best coffee in the world. One of Bob Marley's sons 'Rohan Marley' is a big time coffee farmer.

[@Lionforest-er9fe]

Excellent decision,this is the dream i want Africa to go in

[@hawamansaray5520]

I'm so amazed by watching this video very much inspiring and also a very big thanks to you WODE MAYA for promoting our African 🌏🌍 countries to the world through technology a big bravo to you 👊💯✅🙏

[@TheZuluman7]

This is what Africa should be doing exporting finished products.We want to see Ghana and the Ivory Coast exporting chocolate bars not raw cocoa.This dude is smart he knows his trade ..Congs !

[@feliciaa9314]

Maya wade , Thank you for alway sparking English in your channel, even you are intervening a person from your country Ghana, you still speak in English, to me and same orthe, wow your confidence is so great, through your channel we could see our country, and what is going on, same times again watching you in my country Nigeria kanun brought memories back to me. we love you so much waya wade!!!

[@annaheya2109]

This is going to be me in few months! I'm an academic went part-time and have already started playing with coffee since lockdown and never stopped!

[@Blecyn]

We call it Keke in Nigeria. Good to know aboboya is the name for tricycle in Ghana. Wode Maya will always see fine women 😅. I really love how he described what entrepreneurship is for him (impact of it is greater than being in a corporate world working for someone). Both are good whatever works best for each and everyone. Truth, structural gap is our issue in Africa. He is very knowledgeable and well spoken. Thanks for sharing this episode.

[@WODEMAYA]

You have no idea how i love reading ur comment on my videos!IWhere did you go?

[@Blecyn]

@@WODEMAYA see me shining my 24 teeth full of joy for this reply 😁😁. Thank you 🙏🏽 for all you do. I’m always here o. Didn’t go anywhere at all.

[@johndivine4170]

@@WODEMAYA Really ???lol

[@PatriciaAbijah]

True, structural gap is our problem

[@dollietaka8492]

Wow!! The coffee brand is Asili which is Swahili for original....

[@cindyrichards9471]

This video makes me very happy. coffee is very popular in the west. It is extremely expensive, and Germany is the world biggest exporter of coffee. The west goes around the coffee growing countries and buy the product fresh for little money. They then roast, package and sells it back to us. In the UK there is a coffee cafe around every corner. All supermarkets also have different kinds of package coffee. This is why places like Africa need to start valuing what we have. Stay Blessed.

[@SPORTSFLASHTV]

Such amazing man with great talent 💕💕💕 EXHIBIT JNR DUBAI 🇬🇭🇦🇪

[@jamaicalikklebuttallawah4725]

I love this Brother .... BLESSINGS

[@Megapastor]

Wow, this guy is a brave man to leave Banking to Farm. Next time I drink coffee, I will do so with a lot of respect for the coffee. His factory looks like a mansion; I can imagine his home, haha!

[@kimoykalinago4154]

Wode maya we need you to come to the Caribbean, Jamaica has blue mountain coffee one of the best in the world

[@ministerholiday]

Wode Maya, thank you for showing us Afrika, we are every time encouraged to see young people striving for ground breaking initiatives.

[@jemmimahagesa6840]

I love the way you are social distancing

[@marynzilu]

I know the whole coffee processing, I learnt that as a course ❤️❤️

[@WODEMAYA]

Wow!I will come for lessons