I found my dream man and dream Job in Ghana. I love living in Ghana! Kenyan in Ghana

June thought that her appointment in Ghana was going to be just a job. Little did she know it was going to be a life changing event. She not only fell in love with her job but also met a Ghanaian man that swept her off her feet. This is her story on how Ghana has changed her and given her a new perspective on life!

[@newdawnafrica]

Hey guys, welcome to the channel. Please remember to subscribe!

[@tbeat1993]

Mid your world sister they're not foreigners they're our brothers and sisters

[@georgeappiah8314]

KO IS NOT COME, ITS MEANS GO

[@kimbrooklynsfinest]

Ahhhh….. I found my dream man in 🇬🇭 too. And his natural ability to be calm and sweet, has truly blessed my life. I love, love and I mean love, the local food!!! Not oily to me. Ghana vibe is very sweet oooo. 🇺🇸 come to 🇬🇭

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

Kim Daniel’s …. Thank u so much That’s sweet

[@jonasampomah2858]

I usually read some East Africans complaining about the heat in Ghana, and West Africa in general. What baffles me is that these same individuals will gladly visit Dubai and other middle Eastern countries which could be extremely hot. Well, not to forget that places like Arizona, new Mexico, California, and some other states in America can get extremely hot and uncomfortable but we won't complain when we get to live in these places.

[@elimablaygee8118]

Very shameless people

[@lindahn877]

Are we not supposed to complain. The same way you guys will complain about the cold when you come to Kenya but you will enjoy a stay in Canada

[@spoilingbedsheets]

Bro the thing is that most Kenyans don't travel so in their minds, their country is the best in the world

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

@@lindahn877 yes oo

[@judyjaoko3397]

all those places you have mentioned have a cooling system west Africa is broken oven

[@nananick1]

Ghanaians are running away and don't wanna say good things about their country whilst foreigners see it different. God bless Ghana 🇬🇭

[@maxk5831]

you must not have been on youtube long. They are all over youtube heaping loud endless praises on themselves.

[@emmanuelnkrumahkordie4805]

Is because we haven't got the opportunity to travel to many African countries. We would appreciate what we have if we travel to other African countries

[@immadeusrex6113]

You are the one giving Ghana a bad name, most Ghanaians are proud to be Ghanaian and have wonderful things to say about the country.

[@benjaminjackson6686]

I am glad you will find every African living in Ghana now

[@esem135]

Though not in large numbers, Kenyans have always been in Ghana as expatriates or through marriage and the other way round. Nothing new really.

[@marshallsackey1229]

@@esem135 you again,jealousy will kill you shaa.

[@worldformatics]

@@marshallsackey1229 jealousy is painted all over her. She is so obsessed with Ghana it’s wicked 🤣🤣🤣

[@decoloniz_afro]

I am also kenyan......Ghakenya 🇬🇭🇰🇪

[@kevinyongongo6103]

Hi Indiro, please start putting The NAMES and TITLES of your guests on the screen throughout the interviews because it is difficult to catch when they introduce themselves. Hope you will take my suggestion into account. Keep up the good work 👍🏾

[@Zero-hl2zy]

Beautiful intelligent lady you can tell she's very well educated great interview love it 👍❤🙏

[@giftofgodstarnorth6363]

East African women got my heart 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@kaykay2704]

Sorry for you for the sun, but we needed the sun to dry our cocoa and make the solar energy option attractive. We however hope the other seasons would bring us some coolness year round. Have a nice stay...

[@kwameankoma8038]

The sin is the reason Ghanaians are never depressed. The vit D from the sun is the best immune system booster. I love the sun

[@samuelkobby5723]

Great interview 🇬🇭✊🏿🇬🇭

[@BuildwithAmoaa]

June!!! 😊😊Great interview!

[@brigey]

Hey June, I was your roomate when you worked at the solar company in 2017. Good to see you on KZbin

[@valentinembugua1385]

Ghana is calling me by my pet name lol! Loving your content, I'm learning a lot.

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

Beautiful and intelligent souls

[@kamalafroseventy]

Much love family One Ghana One Africa One World Peace to the World 🌍

[@akwasiowusuansah6329]

It's good for you, you're enjoying yourself I hope you hold your man tightly so that the overzealous women do not snatch him from you. Please stay blessed and enjoy Ghana's calmness and its beautiful culture.

[@kojoa7022]

Nice interview 👍

[@mercyfrost9869]

So feel at home sister in law..we love to fill the world

[@stevenkobea7609]

Thank you for sharing

[@kwameboadukissi426]

The fourth word kɔ actually means go and not come. Come is bra. Also, the Twi word for no is daabi.

[@Chainbreak2023]

When she says Ghanaians are very slow, Ghana is slow, find it offensive! what exactly do they mean? I don't see it that way. I got my passport renewed within two weeks, Ghanaians are fast learners and can think on their feet. Maybe your strong Kenyan accent you have ( is a cute one), is getting in the way, making it difficult for some Ghanaians understanding you, no offense

[@selasedu]

Her comment had nothing to do with intelligence or intellect but rather with the casual manner in which we deal with things.

[@marshallsackey1229]

@@selasedu then she should have said it in a better way.the way she spoke came as condescending towards Ghanaians.

[@marshallsackey1229]

@@selasedu the suppose slow and calm nature of we Ghanaians are the reasons why our country has not imploded.look at the last three general elections of Ghana and how close it was.any other African country there will have been war.

[@Dok2023]

Everyone will document their experience and that should not be generalized as offensive. First experience could be bad experience.

[@marshallsackey1229]

Calling people slow it's an insult.people have taken the calm nature of Ghanaians as weakness.

[@patrickdankwa2225]

INTELLIGENT lady that was a good interview Its about time government implement systems that move things faster than the slow process that had been going on for decades

[@donslim7586]

Wooow God bless motherland Ghana akwaaba enjoy your stay 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@Stella-Shanelly]

We love to see

[@divaprettyakakapequeen9438]

Wrong caption! Nothing said about meeting dream man in Ghana. But interesting to know Kenyan’s eat mostly KFC American fast food not their traditional local foods. When it comes her assessment on Ghanaians attitudes towards work on acting fast or speeding up is accurate and would be helpful in many ways if people realizes that slows down productivity and actually not good in economic aspects. Better choice of word than slow would’ve been good but we all use that sometimes. As for the weather living below the equator might be slightly different but the sun is good for solar energy after all. Ghanaians abroad also complains about the heat when they come home. Overall, I’m glad that she’s found home in Ghana and wish her the best.

[@lindsieodhiambo4669]

Wrong, Kenyans don't eat a lot of KFC. In fact fast food is way pricier in Kenya than traditional food for a reason.

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

Very intelligent lady 🤗🤗🤗

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

I don't see my fellow Africans as foreigners in Africa definitely not we must learn to see ourselves one people

[@shebanayah1]

🎉Alright congratulations this is an awesome outcome indeed so thank you for sharing w/ us & all the best my dear to you & your husband to be🎉

[@emmanueladunimo2146]

Beautiful

[@juneseif]

Thanks Ondiro.

[@Thegrassroots247]

First to comment

[@augustineaddison7583]

It's amazing.

[@klaw1425]

Blessings

[@robertamartey1469]

Second to comment!

[@michealabdul5147]

Wow very good we love you all one African ❤

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

Such a humble lady

[@okey9236]

What's humble here...the undertone of her so called opinions very negative....SLOW PEOPLE...OILY FOOD....HOT CLIMATE AND SO ON...

[@marshallsackey1229]

@@okey9236 I agree,they have soo much negative things to say about Ghana but they won't leave the country.

[@marshallsackey1229]

Hot weather but they will fly to Dubai in their numbers.lmao

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

@@marshallsackey1229 say it again oo mindset

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

@@okey9236 Is she right or not? We like oil and our weather is hot. FACTS👌😁😁🇬🇭

[@theequeckers8829]

I love ghananias

[@paqbert5042]

Super

[@akosuaagyeman8218]

Good job

[@scipioafricanus9841]

Kor means Go and not Come

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

She's so beautiful

[@worldformatics]

You this man or boy ,stop with your sycophantic behaviour on platforms like this. It’s embarrassing.

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

@@worldformatics which kind of behaviour? Stop fooling and think about urself. Be urself and stop meddling on my post

[@worldformatics]

@@sourcestvghmotherland2381 your post disgrace us so shut up and stop with the sycophantic behaviour

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

@@worldformatics ur just just confusing urself. Period

[@worldformatics]

@@sourcestvghmotherland2381 educating you or confusing you.? 2 separate words, go hv a seat

[@michaelsagoe-nkansah2417]

Great YT channel

[@okey9236]

Can someone educate me about Kenyan foods also there's beauty in diversity and also a lot of ignorance in this interview not all Ghanaian food is oily depends on where you're located in the country...absolutely ridiculous....

[@agoogo5026]

Ogili and Keta school boys. Ogili is like akpele.

[@kayizziritah3029]

@@agoogo5026 😂 Okey, most of East & southern African countries the basis is maize flour, & rice. Kenyan cuisine is mainly ugali, vegetables, & a protein source like beans & meat stews not spicy. And it tends to be similar cuisine in rest of East & southern Africa. In East Africa, Uganda seems to have a distinct diversity from the rest with a wide variety compared to other countries, thus previously referred to food basket of the region. But generally food in East & southern is not spicy.

[@lindsieodhiambo4669]

Yes we use very little oil compared to West Africans meals in general and tomato paste is a concept most Kenyans frown at. Vegetables are a must have in all meals, we don't mix different types of meats as well.

[@okey9236]

@@lindsieodhiambo4669 how well do you know or understands West African cuisines....there's only few meals in West Africa cuisines which they used oil or tomato puree...vast majority of their cuisines don't need oil and even if they uses oil is the palm oil.....west Africans has HUGELY diverse cuisines depending on their location in the region and yes they also eats maize and rice...so please stop the generalising and the misinformation

[@lindsieodhiambo4669]

@@okey9236 don't be offended my opinion is based on what I see from West african KZbin chefs, so far I haven't seen any stew without oil in it. Palm oil is still oil

[@Ayimwaa]

But the lady looks and sounds slow tho, all Kenyans are not aggressive as they think they are

[@bramyk4585]

We are here with them here in dubai, we dey chop zalaaa

[@lindahn877]

We are not aggressive but we are kinda impatient

[@ayankunleakanbi1650]

If U live in Accra, the native language there is Ga. So, hw come that U didn't say one word in Ga?

[@selasedu]

Ga is a dying language.

[@itzqueen1531]

@@selasedu funny you! Twi is the general language and people even find it difficult to learn Ga! but it's amazing to speak Ga!

[@kwameasiedu1578]

Ghana is now UNITED STATE OF AFRICA

[@Atlas24gh]

Did you say palm oil is healthy? Don't make that mistake my sister. Anyway welcome to Ghana

[@blacklove4125]

ONE LOVE ONE BORDERLESS AFRICA CONTINENT WAKE UP AND WISE UP AFRICA AND AFRICANS UNITE

[@loudroomreacts]

Is she complaining? Ghana is the Most Americanized country in Africa.Ghana history is thought in every African school.What is she talking about? Ghana,Nigeria and South Africa are the most Modernized countries.

[@johnampiah2110]

♥️❤️🔥🥰🙏🏾👍🏾

[@Just4womenafrica]

how do i contact you..

[@kwameboadukissi426]

Just say it, things are extremely slow.

[@dickosaeed6522]

She misses the fourth world it means go not come

[@Head_On]

Do you mean WORK or WAK.?

[@spoilingbedsheets]

Kenya Accent is sometimes to difficult to understand. I think Ghanaian accent are the best👍🏽

[@charlesakan-man7859]

I could understand her clearly, maybe your way of processing different accents is not good.

[@esem135]

🤣🤣 Just because you struggled to understand her does not make GH accent the best.

[@Elikem2982]

people will generally think one is interlligent until they open their mouth and in this case until they type a comment. my advice to you is to be quiet in public and no one can tell you are a dimwit....

[@SM-mm3kg]

Massa stop your nonsense..We don’t care…we still love the Kenya women though😁😁😁

[@selasedu]

Sometimes we as Ghanaians can be so ignorant!! What makes the Ghanaian accent the best? Don't worry I'll wait smdh. Do Gurunsi people sound like Ewes, or do Akans sound like Dagomba people? What constitutes a Ghanaian accent anyways?

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

GHAKENYA😃😃😄😄😄😂😂😂🤣

[@elijahtk3893]

"Kor" means go. No is "dabi", come is "bra". Thanks

[@kofiasamoah6867]

K) is go bra is come daabi means no or not

[@Tataymuntu]

He just went for your money ...your are an option sister. Fake him that you have lost money and let see

[@esem135]

🤣🤣🤣 She is on expat salary.

[@quacyagbeke5149]

Why negativity instead of positive thinking. Encourage people to succeed in life.

[@Tataymuntu]

@@quacyagbeke5149 i m sending her all positivity as sister but ghanaian men tend to see money above all

[@Tataymuntu]

@@esem135 thats why i m chalenging the man

[@agoogo5026]

@@Tataymuntu how many Ghanaian men have you dated so far?.

[@esem135]

The heat, slow pace, oily food just did not do it for me. My first time there I was like no way. It is something that as a Kenyan puts me off. Unless I am making top dollar or fall in love there I would not consider living there. Visiting, yes. But I guess to each their own.

[@marshallsackey1229]

That's your opinion and you are entitled to it,that will not stop people from coming to Ghana and enjoying our food.

[@esem135]

@@marshallsackey1229 Glad you know it is MY OPINION. Move on then!

[@marshallsackey1229]

@@esem135 once you make negative comments about my country I will respond.so you move on.

[@SM-mm3kg]

@ES EM please stop before we point things about Kenya to you here…we love the Kenya women so I will be respectful. You know we go to Kenya to and we see all the negatives there right?

[@myAfricanAffairs]

@ES EM, so you mean Kenya doesn't have oily foods? Really? I don't remember the names of your foods but I have tried them few times and they're tasty but oily as well. I think you are just jealous of this lady.

[@mowusu72]

Ghana is getting crowded. Please no more ppl... Go to other African countries

[@motivationalminute875]

Really? Do you know how many Ghanaians are making a living in other African countries? Diversity brings positive growth. Your comment is in bad taste bro.

[@junebrowse1010]

What nonsense you are saying.

[@SM-mm3kg]

@ M Owusu…you are kwasia Paa!

[@mowusu72]

@@SM-mm3kg I'm Kwasia just like your mother, we all know your father fool already

[@mowusu72]

@@junebrowse1010 Nonsense is in the eyes of the beholder, we want everyone to stay in their country. We can not even drive in Accra because of traffic