I MOVED FROM THE USA TO GHANA , AMERICA PROGRAMMED US TO BELIEVE THERE IS NOTHING IN AFRICA

[@dembanjie1615]

AAs coming to the Mother land is a good move. We Afrikans must try to be positive and be honest to our diasporans when dealing with them. Together we can unite and make win win businesses.

[@sakhu8945]

I agree

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

Be positive and honest with each other.

[@comahsamuel3969]

Beautiful comment from beautiful black man, thank you dear. We should be our brothers and sisters keepers.🙏

[@FBAExapt]

Y’all only want our money.

[@comahsamuel3969]

@@FBAExapt You don't know the pains in our hearts and sadness in our souls when we grow up and see our people being slavery brutalities by beasts in humans form in foreign land. How would you feel when you have only one brother or sister and some come and killed or kidnap ? We don't need your monies, of course too much poverty in Africa but we are all not poor, the negatives things will happen to you in Africa it happened to Africans in abroad, and this is what happens to us when you come from abroad to Africa people think you are rich and try to make it expensive for you when you want to buy something and this is what we are talking about. You don't really know who you're talking to, some of us are very angry like Moses in Egypt. Peace to you. Come home bro we miss you soo much.🙏🙏😥

[@niiamu3300]

African countries should trade among themselves, that is unity. Physically the continent can not be a country. Note, it has never been one country. Trading among the countries is increasing.

[@JudahsExodus]

True

[@kofijaguar5881]

Deijah, remember Africa is for Africans the diasporas are also African, you are coming from a country which is 100 years advance than Ghana the U . S of A the system we have has improved is up to you the diasporas to bring your expect ideas on board and together we build the Africa system we want ✊

[@FBAExapt]

Not Ghana or any of the other slave traders…Rwanda is better

[@dadoboye1536]

@@FBAExapt …when you have a real democratic government that doesn’t include only Paul Kagame, come back and talk. Did you conveniently forget what you did to your own people the past few decades?

[@sos9020]

@@dadoboye1536 tell them!!

[@selinaboamah2975]

Actually 400yrs advanced than Africa🙏

[@lessiesmith2017]

You guys have woken my loning to come home. Thank you for sharing. Motherland is where I lone to be.💙

[@sampsondjonorh4987]

Now we're talking. We shall surely overcome. Keep it up folks. 🙌

[@niiamu3300]

You guys are talking wisdom!

[@trilloclock3449]

Welcome home to Ghana, my fellow African American brothers and sisters! This is a powerful opportunity to reconnect with your ancestors and roots. Let us embrace our heritage and culture, and let it fill our hearts with pride and joy. This is a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, and I urge you to seize it with open arms. Y'all need to come together as a community and celebrate our shared history and ancestry. Ghana is your home and you are welcomed with open arms. Make the most of this journey. 🇬🇭🖤

[@FBAExapt]

First you need to stop praising the Ashanti tribe! The very people who sold our ancestors are privileged there. Y’all haven’t even apologized. Ghana is a no for me. Y’all only want us to invest. You don’t care about us and the smart ones know it.

[@trilloclock3449]

@@FBAExapt people gonna think what they wanna think. But the real ones know what this is about. If u wanna stay in Uncle Sam and still get treated like u live in the slave era, nigga who cares? While ur ass getting pulled over by racist cops and getting shot for no reason, the wise ones will be here enjoying.

[@oseitututawiah2109]

@@FBAExapt Enlighten yourself and open your mind. Do your research well and don't just sit in your comfort zone, listen to misconceptions and start trolling all over the place. I am pretty sure you're an adult.

[@FBAExapt]

@@oseitututawiah2109 the Ashanti tribe captured and sold my people into slavery. They are treated as royalty in Ghana.!!!!

[@FBAExapt]

@@oseitututawiah2109 Asante tribe, captured and sold my ancestors. They are treated as royalty in Ghana.. That’s a fact!

[@rush5906]

Much love my brother and respect 👊🏾💪🏾🙏🏾

[@s.o.smigration.4067]

Judah I admire your courage.Congratulations.

[@JudahsExodus]

Much appreciated

[@prophetankrahministry9956]

Just bumped on your channel. Hey, this the kind of content we need. Dont stop.

[@smoothflight333selflove]

The gentleman in the green hat I thought for a second was Tyler Perry. This was a powerful, informative and helpful interview. Thank you. I want to make my way to Ghana 🇬🇭. All Praises to TMH YAH 🌺

[@niiamu3300]

Style and approach of communication is very important.

[@robertphiri3038]

Africa is the past,present and future my favorite quote

[@kwennison]

So about 30 mins into interview power goes off.. Classic living adjustment and expectations. The ability to navigate the world inspire of western comforts will determine ones resilience. Applauds to all who venture to explore.

[@JudahsExodus]

I still cant belive that happened lol

[@frankbekoe3109]

Ghanaians living overseas send in over 5 billion dollars to Ghana every year. Most of the very beautiful new buildings that you see in Ghana belong to these Ghanaians. It’s time these ordinary Ghanaians living overseas are recognized and appreciated. Charging for certain stuff in dollars did not recently. These bad practice has been in existence for a long time and it needs to stop.

[@strictlystarlight]

Sadly unlikely to happen in my lifetime. Give it another 75 years

[@TheSENYO]

You touched on an important issue but it will take Ghanaian living abroad to understand. Intellectual discourse like this should be well documented and understood with data. They got some info wrong. You see we appreciate their contribution towards Ghana’s development, however it should not appear as though they helped our GDP grow without making reference to the real people who contributed to that growth. Ghanaians abroad in 2022 send about $4.7 billion dollars to Ghana 🇬🇭 which was estimated to be $5 billion and was the second largest in Sub-Saharan Africa with Nigeria 🇳🇬 coming in always at number 1. Like you said, Ghana was charging in dollars before the year of return and it must stop. And it’s sad when our own people try to differentiate themselves from Africans by saying they helped build Egypt and America 🇺🇸. Who built it? It’s all the works of our people. They should not single out blacks Americans from Africans when it comes to Development. We are one people. It’s our brothers and sisters who were taken away and they helped build wherever they went. If we talk about the colonization etc then we won’t finish this conversation. They need to get the facts right and not push the narrative as it’s because of their money 💵. If we want to list what Ghanaians abroad have done lol we won’t finish. Thanks 🙏

[@niiamu3300]

Green House Farming. Aquaponics. Fish Farming.

[@paintsildesmond8495]

Charging in dollars is not because of African Americans, it has been the problem of Ghana for a long freaking time.

[@mariam9977]

It’s the American imperialism. AA also think that they are the only “diaspora”

[@HoneyBunches100]

The AA Brother in green sounds and looks like Tyler Perry. 🌍💫🌍

[@macabara8819]

My thouhts too!!!!

[@niiamu3300]

Most of the Land in the Cities and Towns do not belong to the government. Individuals and families control most of the lands in Accra for example.

[@ladyghana5603]

Brother Judahs commentary is 🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@JudahsExodus]

💯

[@yawovodjogbe4589]

Nice Interview Deija am proud of you being part of the team you are great

[@JudahsExodus]

Classic. Bro this is your best video yet. These people dropped many golden nuggets of information.

[@onelove335]

Yes, I love this programme, both the locals and diasporas MUST be of one accord , learn from each and work together to achieve one goal.

[@tontomtv7406]

Im thinking of investing in an industrial park with restaurants and sports bars

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

Looking forward to meet such a business minded person you need a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 friend here who will lead and guide you.If you really want your dream come true just like other Diasporans here then don't hesitate let connect right away.

[@sos9020]

Excellent idea. Was thinking it too.

[@sammersammer9023]

Point of correction. Brothers. The dollar thing didn’t start from the year of return. It has been there long time. The government is fighting against it but the people are not helping. Charging in dollars is against the laws of the land. Also the misconception of our brothers and sisters from America thinking that they are the ones bringing their money to build the continent is wrong. People from the continent remits more than the one week and the two weeks people from America and Europe spend in the continent.

[@addosolar537]

Thank you for correcting them.

[@addosolar537]

Sometimes people mistakenly bring a bit of American aggorance. I am glad to see the return movement but people need to think about what they are saying.

[@OldeSoul]

🎯🎯🎯

[@ladyghana5603]

Background noise is distracting! maybe conduct interview after hrs. Overall Great honest interview 🙌🏾👍🏾✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

[@odengkwasi]

Great discussion. I will suggest the cameraman keeps the video zoomed out. It is a group conversation and the reactions of each member of the panel adds to the watching experience.

[@rasasonchi5581]

I LOVE YOU JUDAH, AND I GET YOUR POINT ABOUT PEOPLE TRYING TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS FROM THE DIASPORA AND ALL. IS IT FAIR? NO! BUT I TELL YOU WHAT, YOU ASK ANY TRAVELER WHOSE BEEN TO A NEW COUNTRY, AND THEY WILL TELL YOU, SOMEONE TRIED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM BUT THIS IS NEITHER HERE NOR THERE. WHAT I TAKE ISSUE WITH IS HOW YOU ARE COMPARING HOW BLACK FOLK BUILT "THE NEW EGYPT AMERICA" TO COMING HOME TO HELP BUILD MAMA AFRICA. THESE ARE TWO DIVERGENT OPPOSITES.YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO COME AND HELP BUILD MAMA AFRICA AND IT IS NOT A FAVOUR I MIGHT ADD. WHEN AFRICA SUCCEEDS, ALL BLACK FOLK IN THE DIASPORA WILL SUCCEED AND GET THEIR RESPECT. UNITY IS WHAT WE NEED, BUT WE HAVE TO WORK TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE IT . PEACE AND LIGHT💯🖤

[@OldeSoul]

🎯🎯🎯

[@Uncle-Basil]

Folks, when you visit Ghana...please visit the Jerk Soul restaurant on the top floor of the Oyarifa Mall...this is where this interview took place...the food is excellent and tell Judah...GP sent you!!

[@Alchemist944]

So much talent at this table...thanks for sharing

[@fredabrown9155]

God has done it all amen.

[@nyambemundopu1168]

Excellent conversation.

[@chroniclesofMumbi]

Great convo except there’s lots of background noise

[@niiamu3300]

@Judahs, create some special sauce. "Judah's Specialty - Sauce" 8oz.

[@JudahsExodus]

Ok

[@robertphiri3038]

I think there is a big reason why Africa is called a country 🤔... One day One Africa

[@growden100]

The door of no return is where the gateway should be or any historic slave port. We are given recognition to our ancestors who left from those shores.

[@godzasonwebz3137]

Great interview

[@kissPhamous]

AFCTA office construction is going on in Ghana to help facilitate trade between African countries

[@ramathanabdallah6493]

I will check on it.... thanks for the information

[@kwamenyame1277]

The office is operational

[@niiamu3300]

Other races are going to Africa to do business therefore black people around the world should also go to Africa and do business.

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

Its that simple! We should not be afraid of competition.

[@FBAExapt]

Y’all need African-Americans because otherwise you can’t compete with them ..Y’all only want our money and we don’t really need Africa. Y’all sold us almost 1000 years ago. America is our home.

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

@@FBAExapt shut up and have a seat troll, do you even know history. Most of the victims of the transatlantic slave trade remained onthe African continent. The most West Africans are descendants of the parents, siblings and children of those Africans who were sold into slavery. African diasporans are an amalgamation of various African people, some of who sold each other like the Fon and Yoruba, Fante and Ashanti. The transatlantic slave trade began in the 1500s, centuries less than 1000 years.

[@FBAExapt]

@@fitawrarifitness6842 Yes I know the history of the Ashanti tribe they are still praised in Ghana! They are privileged slave traders who are rich from it to this day.

[@FBAExapt]

@@fitawrarifitness6842 And I don’t care about the victims that stayed in Africa. I care about my ancestors who were sold by people from Ghana

[@kissPhamous]

Grt discussion ❤️. I ❤️ Jerk soul

[@cpeeps430]

great conversations but please work on your Audio. The microphones output are vastly different. Some of your guests you can hear well others, not so much. Please figure it out. Thank you for the information.

[@growden100]

Business Incubation systems or partnership would be helpful.

[@emeliathompson3453]

The guy who is sitting far right looks like my husband's family member in US.I would like to have more information on him because we might be related.

[@addosolar537]

What is wrong with the year of return being a money grab? Every nation has to develop in its own way.

[@OldeSoul]

Most of our people in the diaspora have been taught to look at everything as social instead of economic, so that diasporans can be kept as 2nd class citizens.

[@AuntieCheri]

Bro said: Don’t make me get my chair!!!

[@mavisburke495]

Wow, can't believe she is still in Ghana what happened to her food truck or channel?

[@kissPhamous]

Is Deija part of ur team now?

[@changetocome100]

As a fellow black diasporian, my only apprehension with Americans is the lack of respect and humility; Judah is already talking about what Ghana better do or else nonsense, that attitude is cancerous and will destroy the transition and melding of cultures. If Ghana is giving you an opportunity, give back to Ghana and Africa as a whole because our fates our tied...no one is better than the other, no one needs to bow down to anyone...be graceful and thankful for the outpouring hand. Youre not colonizers, your family!

[@niiamu3300]

There is a diasporan office.

[@gideonlord-adem]

Ghanaians needs to understand that these guys knows how to develope Africa than them. Yes. They can see what we can't see. They are from a developed world

[@niiamu3300]

Accra is about 30 minutes flight from Lagos.

[@Dreamdreams350]

Thank you for that information. I was planning on visiting Ghana from the USA and feel like I should see nearby countries while there since the flights from US is so expensive.

[@niiamu3300]

@@Dreamdreams350, You can travel by bus from Accra-Ghana, Lome-Togo, Cotonou-Benin then to Lagos_Nigeria. The road is along the coast.

[@Dreamdreams350]

@@niiamu3300 thank you 100%. My ancestry came back 37% Benin/Togo, %36 Cameroon/Congo/western Bantu/, 13% Nigerian, 5% Ghana, Mali, Senegal. So 100% African! My goal is to visit as many countries on trip. I will take your advice bus to Togo & Benin and fly to Lagos.

[@kennethjohnson340]

it called the ACFTA Africa continental free trade area

[@oppongedward4357]

When two jerk meets. 👍👍👍💯💯🎶🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️

[@JudahsExodus]

Lol

[@DeijhasViews]

🤣🤣🤣

[@WebnationAfrica]

😂😂😂

[@unapologeticmystic1703]

😹 Brother man, do you know what jerks mean?

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

@@WebnationAfrica bro there are too much of noise back, you have to check it next time, nice video, but too much of noise back

[@lionelcox9119]

Question ❓ Before European came was Ghana Independent,, Cause I'm sick of growen people walking around thinking that they were given something by these people. Hence we would always believe that theses people are owed something...

[@randymcdowell3752]

How and where do I apply please. Thank you am intresred.

[@lionelcox9119]

Is just me, how is it that the year of return is also the the year of COVID...

[@strictlystarlight]

Nice video ! But all people are saying I didn’t want to go to Africa due to starving kids but for white people they were like ‘I want to go Africa to help the starving kids’. It’s interesting but I’m glad people are more open to visit. Though where did these European charities put the money 😕

[@bennethamobi]

TRUTH BE TOLD..MOST OF AFRICAN AMERICANS MINDSET HASN'T FULLY CHANGED TOWARDS AFRICA ATLARGE BECAUSE OF THE NEGATIVE NARRATIVES AND POOR SYSTEM IN PLACE...WHILE...MOST OF THEM JUST SAYING THERE OPINIONS WITHOUT HAVING A REAL PURPOSE OF ARCHIEVEMENT REGARDLESS OF OUR INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES?

[@juliettebennette9840]

Sometimes you ask some questions thats are not relevant.You guys must try and help work out solution for these diasporans,in order for the Ghanian people dont rob these people and over charged them.Same like how you are asking them question,is the same way you must ask Ghanian Goverment official question about the treatment with these people and what they can do stop it.

[@wangui0011]

COMFORT IS NOT FREEDOM

[@ericyeboah277]

What is??

[@OldeSoul]

@@ericyeboah277 Responsibility is.

[@ericyeboah277]

@@OldeSoul So is comfort.Both are aid/branches of Freedom.

[@ericyeboah277]

@@OldeSoull concur with that part, but you can't say comfort is not freedom.

[@OldeSoul]

@@ericyeboah277 Comfort can either make you lose the scarcity mindset or be complacent. A responsible person will use comfort to progress from surviving to thriving, which is freedom, and irresponsible person will allow comfort to make them complacent, which ends in reliance. Reliance is binding not free.

[@michaelanderson1650]

The audio continue to be a problem on a rather interesting podcasts.

[@WebnationAfrica]

Well yeah we are working on raising funds to upgrade the microphones so you enjoy the future episodes better ..

[@clifford6795]

Moe looks like Tylor Perry!,,,, Humm?

[@mohamedazika200]

That's good

[@kofiaidoo1765]

Time will tell

[@geimimaspeaks5110]

Greetings

[@MrVader282]

Brother looks like Tyler perry looking like Fidel Castro

[@ebieyi2138]

I LOVE A SISTER THAT IS UNAPOLOGETIC ❤😂😢😮😅😊

[@spacesandplacesoutthere]

Having consistent light is not a "comfort" it's a standard. Asians & Europeans have this standard. How long will Africans on the continent continue to make these excuses? Its about priorities. If Africa intends to compete on a global level (and you are whether you choose to or not the competition will continue to dominate if we dont raise the bar) you MUST have consistent power to run business at the highest level. 2023 No more excuses.

[@OldeSoul]

USA recently had rolling blackouts, and the electronic grids in US are getting too old to handle all the power. Remember Texas? Many African countries are developING countries.

[@spacesandplacesoutthere]

@@OldeSoul TRUST ME we don't have rolling blackouts in the majority of cities across Amerikkka. Don't believe that nonsense.

[@OldeSoul]

@@spacesandplacesoutthere that’s not my point. My point is even standards can be broken. And we in US rely on standards that rely on Afrika being behind. France has electric power cause of Mali. What happens to those standards when Africa develops?

[@spacesandplacesoutthere]

@@OldeSoul I understand. And agree. And we must fight these demons no matter what. At the end of the day Africa MUST COMPETE MUCH GREATER. This mediocre type talk wont cut it. I 'll give Rwanda it's props for such a small nation they are handling business without all of the double talk. Thats a nation and a leader who is BOUT IT.

[@OldeSoul]

@@spacesandplacesoutthere I agree.

[@clifford6795]

He even talks like Tylor Perry?????????!

[@Mr.CelebrityGH]

The $100,000 quota for foreigners for setting up businesses in Ghana is done to protect the citizens of Ghana. Retailing is exclusively for Ghanaians. We love you but we need to protect our own.

[@changetocome100]

I didnt catch that part, is it a quota or just a fee to register?

[@bennethamobi]

WHY'S YOUR TOPIC BASED ON GHANA ALONE RATHER THAN COLLECTIVE EFFORT OF TALKING ABOUT ORDER AFRICAN COUNTRIES ASWELL..I MEAN..YOU GUYS KEEP HYPING GHANA AS IF GHANA IS MORE OF PERFECT THAN ORDER...ALSO..PLS...KINDLY CHANGE THE CONVERSATION OF YOUR TOPICS BECAUSE YOUR NARRATIVES AND THE PERCEPTION DOESN'T GO DOWN WITH ORDER AFRICAN COUNTRIES WATCHING BECAUSE OF SENTIMENTAL ISSUES REGARDLESS OF WHO'S INVOLVED? #ONEAFRICA4LIFE✊🏼🙌❤

[@ericb.1902]

Asking African Americans why would they come to Africa just sounds very ignorant to me, it makes it sound like Africa is not a good place to be.

[@niiamu3300]

@Eric B. you are right. I hope he will rephrase it or drop it altogether.

[@khalidtownseel5966]

You are right.he need to stop asking that ignorant question.we live in a cyber world right now

[@niiamu3300]

@@khalidtownseel5966, I hope he rephrases that question or remove it all together.

[@FBAExapt]

it’s not! Ghana sold or ancestors over 1000 years ago and NOW they want to COME HOME? Wtf ..The Ashanti tribe are the very people who captured and sold our ancestors. In Ghana they are privileged rich people to this day. They only want us to come so they can benefit from our investments and money being spent.

[@OldeSoul]

A bit of colonial rust and grass is greener outlook about the states. But I believe he loves Afrika. Some youtubers ask sarcastically and some are genuinely curious.

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

Bro your video is nice, but there are too much of noise back, next time try to check it, before you start it

[@burundishallsmile1day109]

🎩👍🏽

[@oseitututawiah2109]

Never introduce people from left to right in Ghana. You're teaching them the wrong way of introducing people in our community. Always introduce from right to left just in case there are some dignitaries among them.

[@bennethamobi]

PLS NEXT TIME YOU INTEND TO SHOOT A VIDEO PLS KINDLY CHOOSE A QUIET PLACE IF I DON'T MEAN ANY HARM AND THE REASON IS THAT I CAN'T UNDERSTAND MOST OF RESPONS BECAUSE OF THE PLACE IS SO NOISY?

[@williamroko8667]

Because of blacks' wickedness, they were sold into slavery. (Isaiah 50:1) THUS SAYS the Lord: Where is the bill of your mother's divorce with which I put her away, O Israel? Or which of My creditors is it to whom I have sold you? Behold, for your iniquities you were sold, and for your transgressions was your mother put away.

[@gusmotorsports]

Registering a business without a Ghanian requires $500,000 USD.

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

That's why you need a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 friend. Secondly, I haven't heard anyone extorting such a fee from a foreign business person such could lead to jail when caught.

[@FBAExapt]

Exactly. And they are shady people who don’t do good business. I’ve seen people lose everything in Ghana. The country to invest in is Rwanda! Look up Rwanda! They on the right path! It’s super nice

[@FBAExapt]

@@fredkofiodoom5499 So you can scam lmao…No thank you! I’ll just go to Rwanda where I can open my own business for less than 100$ 🙂

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

@@FBAExapt you're sick and need to change your diabolical mindset. Who can scam ? And has anyone scam you ? Imagine this ignorant person who doesn't know people and jump to conclude innocent people with crazy name. Change ur mentality,your need some checkup . Do you know me to address me with that ? If you want to go Rwanda who has hold you up ?

[@FBAExapt]

@@fredkofiodoom5499 Look on KZbin you can see plenty of African Americans who were scammed in Ghana buying land.

[@wdee-rh1nu]

AAs are really entitled. When Italians migrate to the US, do you think the US created a system to welcome them or ease things. When you migrate, you get with the program. Nobody owes u nada

[@wdee-rh1nu]

Dats why dey run from Nigeria. We reset brains back to default settings.

[@nobs997]

No AA loves Africa enough to give up their American passport

[@monicahunt3737]

Why would you have to give up your American passport? You don’t have to. However, if it’s to our advantage to have a Ghanaian or African passport, you could probably get one and have dual citizenship.

[@nobs997]

@@monicahunt3737 Exactly, the passport is so important to trade in for the world

[@kwameankoma8038]

@@nobs997 Why should they. Who gives up something they’ve worked 400+ years for?

[@sasbridgecloserstudent]

@@nobs997 if a relative who was abusive while you were kind to them, left you fortune that allows you to be financially stable for the rest of your life would you refuse it? Or would you feel they owed you at least that much for the pain you went through? And if you accept the gift, this does not mean you want to stay with the relative. It simply means you are intelligent enough to know what benefits your life while knowing you owe nothing to the relative except maybe to thank them for the gift.

[@nobs997]

@@kwameankoma8038 You are cheap if travel passport is a reward for 400 years of slavery, FYI, foreigners get the passport in 5 years

[@eboakye100]

Judah is lying… his name is James Harden

[@Unrealistic-Realities]

THE 2 DUDES ON THE END LOOKS ZESTY. THE ONE WITH THE BLACK SHIRT IS LOOKING AT THE DUDE WITH THE WHITE SHIRT LIKE FOOD. 😂

[@JudahsExodus]

Wtf are you talking about?? Every dude on here will beat you tf up. Especially me, puxxy. Watch yo mouth.

[@Unrealistic-Realities]

@@JudahsExodus IF YOU SAY SO… 😂 KEEP TELLING YOURSELF THAT

[@sos9020]

Shame on you!!

[@sos9020]

Are we projecting much??!!

[@FBAExapt]

So you moved to the very place they sold us from .🤦🏽‍♂️

[@JudahsExodus]

Yup and you STILL live in the land of slavery. Goofy.

[@FBAExapt]

@@JudahsExodus I work for myself bimbo . I’m free to travel and do whatever I want fool. Keep thinking you doing something by going back to the people who sold us. Congratulations you played yourself 😂🤦🏽‍♂️

[@FBAExapt]

@@JudahsExodus If I live in the land of slavery..Why are Nigerians the most successful immigrants in here? Y’all just some pus who want to be victims. As y’all go there they’ll come here and benefit off the same ancestors they sold. 🤣🤣 But y’all smart foh

[@unapologeticmystic1703]

Who is forcing you to come? 🤨

[@FBAExapt]

@@unapologeticmystic1703 Don’t try to convince me either tf .

[@patrickkuffour]

@22:00 this is a typical american. thinking everything is about them and they are the reason for anything and everything great. you come to make money from the people but yet you think you are the one making things move. its a business move and you are there to make money from the people, you are not there to give money to the people.

[@dadoboye1536]

@patrickkuffour…there’s some truth in what Judah is saying. The diasporans have pumped money into the Ghana economy. Please don’t take it literally.

[@Lior26]

No matter where a person lives in the world, money is needed to survive. I (African American) live in Mauritius where foreigners from all over the world come to open businesses. These business employee the local people allowing them to make good wages to feed their families., buy cars, and build homes. Without these additional businesses opened by foreigners, the unemployment rate would be high. It's a win-win situation for the immigrant, the local person, and the government.

[@patrickkuffour]

@@Lior26 it’s not a way way street like how you guys think, doesn’t the money come from the locals and the country? The money is not coming from outside of the country. The money is there when u got there

[@patrickkuffour]

@@dadoboye1536 we have to, the mindset and the idea that it’s because of AA that the country is growing or moving forward is ridiculous! There’s more of us going to ghana and doing business there, but KZbin showcase the foreigners business to the outside world. We been going to Ghana and buying and building All the others places you guys visit and stay there we don’t hear you guys talking bout how much I contribute to that economy. So why the big fuss now?

[@Lior26]

@@patrickkuffour As you pointed out there are many types of businesses. Judah's cafe is one type. I'm sure the locals working in his establishment are grateful for employment. I'm also sure the Americans and Brits that frequent his establishment are happy it is there. The Ghanaians who use his services are happy it is there as well. The person Judah bought building from or that built the building also is happy since the Judah's dollar is what bought the establishment. In Mauritius, the government created two big business parks to house lots of foreign owned companies that bring money from outside of the country to pay employees. This model is so successful that another business part will be built on Rodrigues Island (an island of Mauritius). In both instances, locals are gainfully employed and the investors are compensated for their investments. It's better a foreigner creates a business than working a local job in a local company taking a job away from a local. We all have to eat at the end of the day.