I MOVED FROM THE USA TO GHANA WITH MY SON ,ALL I THOUGHT I KNEW ABOUT AFRICA WAS A LIE

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[@kvonmusic325]

Hey guys!! we had a great time filming this and even had great conversations off camera, love what y’all are doing 🤙🏾 Shoutout to WebNation Africa ❤️

[@WebnationAfrica]

We definitely had a great time off camera, I enjoyed every bits of this interview…thank you so much for sharing your story with us :)

[@prisoner_of_hope8386]

It was a good interview. Your mom is hilarious.

[@patrickdankwa4021]

I want to congratulate this wonderful mom and son who are both bold and courageous to make a great move to Ghana to impact and share their best knowledge with Ghanaians to uplift the citizens and the country Thank you mom and son hopefully Ghanaians also give you the necessary support and cooperation to make your dream come true with much 💘

[@rexona1178]

I really love you and your mum's contribution to the development of Africa.

[@africareunited3988]

@K’Von Music, I love your interview. Your aura and your mums positive vibes are contagious 😊 Sending you both Love and Light 🙏🏾 Be Blessed!

[@BeautifulTree]

Webnation is the best interviewer! He's calm yet confident with his questions. He covers all topics that audience are interested knowing. GREAT INTERVIEW!!!!

[@WebnationAfrica]

Awww Thank you soo much 🙏🏿

[@py20]

I love this sister - her wonderful bond with her son, her strong and principled stand against bribery and corruption, her respectful style of communication, her love and dependence on God and everything about her. Much respect to her and wishing both of them the very best of God in their stay in Ghana. Akwaaba.

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you ever so kindly

[@traceyeffah4251]

Feeling emotional watching this interview. Beautiful woman and Son. All the Best ❤❤

[@letradavis8260]

We really appreciate you watching and am touched that you connected with what we shared. May God bless you and your house.

[@yawantwi5060]

This lady is God sent to Ghana

[@letradavis8260]

You are so kind. Thank you

[@Windsingerful]

Gosh, she reminds me of Lisa Nicole Carson (Jason’s Lyric - 1994 movie) - her looks, mannerisms, and even how she speaks! Go in sister! And great mama to your son, too! He was like, I’m not letting my mom go alone to another country…protect the mama! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@letradavis8260]

He is a great son and his sisters are equally awesome. Thank you for watching

[@maryokine2797]

what a healthy interview. It was respectful, honest and revealing. It was constructive and true. I hope authorities do somethin about the "dashing". I am Ghananian British and experience the same thing. Kudos to both of them. I wish them every blessing. Lets make Ghana better for us and future generations. We all know it takes sacrifice.

[@letradavis8260]

All the best to you as well. Thank you

[@MickySupreme]

Haha 😄, in Jamaica we call dash = "palm". If police stop us, we might have to "palm" him some money. These problems won't easily go away - unless the police force becomes heavily funded like in America.

[@rexona1178]

A very interesting model for Africans. I really appreciate this woman and her thinking process. It is black people like this who can really help to improve things for Africans and other black people all over the world. We need to work so hard to change the mindset of the people in the continent and to the entire black race

[@joeanamoawallace2220]

I love you sister for standing strongly against corruption, where ever it may be.

[@letradavis8260]

Standing is the only way it will come to an end. There are many ways to stand and it takes all of us to do it. Bless you and thank you for watching.

[@ingridyoung5972]

Really enjoyed this interview we have known this family for over 16 years and thinking of visiting Ghana and the interview has really increased our interest thank you again

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you for watching Sister

[@115dancingqueen]

She's a Super Woman!! What an asset to Ghana!!

[@letradavis8260]

You are so kind. I’m being greatly blessed by Ghanaians. I’m the blessed 1

[@adjoaanima7907]

@@letradavis8260 thanks for your contribution to mother Ghana

[@letradavis8260]

@@adjoaanima7907 I’m honored to be surrounded by phenomenal Ghanaians.

[@mutawakilumohammed4302]

Big up to this Lady, what a wise and someone who truly loves Africa, please continue to educate most of our Ghanaian, I am Ghanaian, I used to live in US. Thanks Sister, Big up to your son too.

[@letradavis8260]

God bless you. I’m receiving so much more from Ghanaians that I could ever give.

[@happycow8175]

I need this woman to talk to the company I work with!

[@WebnationAfrica]

Her information is in the description , email and other socials

[@letradavis8260]

Have them contact me for a consultation

[@deblackviking]

As a Ghanaian-American currently living in the U.S.A, the interviewees are right about the peace an individual feels in Ghana 🇬🇭, in comparison to that of the U.S. America 🇺🇸 can be tense and stressful, even while not doing anything and at times, there exists a feeling of not being welcome in the communities

[@abby-a]

Keep up the great work bro. 💚 I love all these videos that you are doing on the diasporans moving back to *ghana.* Please continue doing *more* videos like this a lot of ppl who live outside of ghana (including me) enjoys these types of videos that you are doing on black Americans and blk folks (from Europe) moving to ghana for a better life. I *really* appreciate it bro. And congrats, as you youtube channel continues to grow 👏🏾

[@WebnationAfrica]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@cmartin5903]

Us Jamaicans have done missionary work in America. Things are just disintegrating when it comes to right and wrong. The Churches in certain areas there has been supportive, some people have become bitter about life (no belief in God). Sale sex bathroom use because folks have psychological problems. I think it might be a great curse that's fallen on the Babylonians.

[@castrolee8189]

I really love every bit of this conversation, I honestly love the family

[@letradavis8260]

And we love you. Thank you for watching.

[@bf1822]

I commend your move to Ghana, I got the same calling to Ghana a few years ago, been there and will return. Peace and Love to this beautiful family...

[@theministryofdecolonizatio6480]

The lady is purely beautiful 😗😘

[@samuelkyei2888]

Please let them finish answer one question before you ask them another....l like the series though!!!

[@kelugu3776]

You hit the nail on the head with the money transfer problem. I've had similar problems with banks in the UK. I agree the West is less concerned with illicit money flaws which, let's face it, has built most of their countries, and more concerned with preventing the diaspora from investing in black Africa (I bet it's much easier to send money to North Africa in comparison).

[@treasurehunter183hunter8]

I'm right here in America I don't know when you broadcast this video but I noticed that when you ask them about America they choose their words very wisely. Well let me just say this about the poverty oh yes brother we have poverty in America up the yin-yang mean up your butt there is so much poverty you would not believe it until you see it for yourself.... I need some of the worst poverty up the yin- you ever want to see, homelessness up the yin-yang, some of the most rudest people up the yin-yang lives right here in America in some of the nastiest living areas trust me on that. And in some parts of the United States the bridges are Raggedy and some of the roads and highways are disgusting and Raggedy as well.

[@letradavis8260]

Hi Thank you for watching. I myself was once poor so I know that all to well. I hope to help people come out of poverty in all areas, financially, mentally, physically and spiritually. All the best to you

[@dicksonbiney3676]

I would like that, this type of information and conventions shown on Ghanaian TV stations for the youth to know that there's not any hot cakes everywhere they can make it in their own country.....🙏

[@odengkwasi]

It is not only the police and the custom officers, bribery is endemic in the country. Forget about those who are in charge, they're deep in the rotten game.

[@obidobabue1175]

Her son looks like PAUL GEORGE

[@nyakanga]

Well said Ms. Davis. You said it very well with respect and calm. I wish more African Americans become open minded and visit the motherland to discover it. It is time for us to find out our stories and not listen to what others want to tell us. Blessings to you both on your journey.

[@letradavis8260]

So kind of you. Thank you for watching. May we all be enlightened and enriched

[@LVB56]

Nailed it!!!! So proud of you both!

[@franknwankwo6800]

Great interviews , all topics covered interesting. My sister and her son super awesome, I love you all , keep rolling. One thing about corruption in Africa , is epidemics. It affects every one and for real is sickening, if Ghana governments in particular, can change the dynamics of corruption as they have diasporas coming into their country from all over the World , limit the extent of this crazy corruption in their airports , seaports, offices , highways, life will be great to everyone. My sister and her son, I wish you guys the best .Welcome to African, enjoy , Africa is yours too.

[@dadoboye1536]

Great interview…

[@pb9148]

These two looks like siblings. Mom looks, amazing for whatever age she is. Hayford is very articulate. Hats off to him.

[@letradavis8260]

So grateful for life, health and strength... whatever age I am 😂Thank you for watching! Blessings

[@FactsOnlyPlease.]

The frontline worker is the most important element in any organization!

[@morrisonjonathan4313]

It is ancestral calling,her ancestors are showing her the way to go home and rest.She wants peace and a good life for herself and her entire generation....her children too are following her footsteps is a good move.

[@deyseeam]

Haha, I loved their honesty. Me and my parents dealt with the same at the Tema port. I have so many stories from 2014. With time Ghana will change in that regard.

[@okey9236]

I am with the sister...don't accept corruption...

[@nubiansis4440]

It's "accept" not "except"

[@okey9236]

@@nubiansis4440...yes thanks...

[@nubiansis4440]

@@okey9236 You're welcome🤗

[@alhassanayisha2828]

Try to set up an easy way to transfer money once you are in the financial sector

[@thedammy]

How can I like this video twice? I just love this woman.

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you for your sweet words. Love ya back

[@uwomanoorikogho9065]

This lady is a blessing to Ghana in the sense that she has a product that can bring transformation to businesses, and mind set of the people, infact my whole perseption about her is that she has a lot of potential to sale to the Nation.

[@itiswell6548]

She wants the best for her son, she is saving that young Man.

[@sharonburgins2483]

I'M WOWED AT ALL OF YOUR WONDERFUL ATTRIBUTES (MOM & SON )❣

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you so kindly

[@rickymyers531]

INTERESTING: I am in the USA with desires to travel to Ghana. This sister is very courageous, and I am in agreement with her stance on CORRUPTION. GHANA APPEARS TO BE A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY, ALTHOUGH HEARING ABOUT DASHING and LAND GUARDS is very PROBLEMATIC. MY ANCESTORS were VICTIMS of the TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE. Whereby they were KIDNAPPED, RAPED . ROBBED AND ENDURED MANY OTHER HORRIFIC CONDITIONS BEFORE BEING SHIPPED OUT OF THE CONTINENT. IT IS SORROWFUL FOR US IN THE DIASPORA TO KNOW THAT IF WE CHOOSE TO RETURN TO THE LAND OF OUR ANCESTORS, AFRICA. WE CAN BE SUBJECTED TO THIS TYPE OF CORRUPTION AND THIEVERY BY GHANIAN PUBLIC OFFICIALS ( POLICE). GHANIAN MUNICIPALITIES MUST ADDRESS THIS ISSUE OF DASHING AND LAND GUARDS. THINK , OUR ANCESTORS GOT ROBBED AND ABUSED BEFORE LEAVING THE CONTINENT OVER 400 YRS AGO AND NOW THE DESCENDANTS GETTING ROBBED COMING BACK TO THE AFRICAN CONTINENT, BY OTHER AFRICANS..."AM I MY BROTHERS KEEPER"

[@az1infin268]

God made us complete 💯 💜

[@letradavis8260]

Absolutely

[@naana-scelyne6370]

Protect her at all costs! ❤

[@rabiabeke8637]

Her young man is smart, and talks intelligently. His mother is smart, awesome, and she has done the right thing to be visiting Ghana with her son. They should still be careful and be on how they spend their money, and not to be too trusting.

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you so much for your kind words regarding my son. I love him and all my children very much. We will exercise caution and thank you for watching and many blessings.

[@phillyyardyvibes808]

@@letradavis8260 have checked Jerk Soul Restaurant in Accru? It’s a Jamaican Soul food restaurant.

[@letradavis8260]

@@phillyyardyvibes808 yes indeed. I have meetings there ever so often

[@phillyyardyvibes808]

@@letradavis8260 ok thanks for responding

[@115dancingqueen]

What a fine young man🥰

[@pazuzu6589]

That’s my bro, keep shining bright king :)

[@kvonmusic325]

Thanks for watching bro 🙏🏾

[@joycekoppel1915]

very good go on that is a problem with the police offline und money and God bless you guys in Jesus name Amen

[@lawrencedesmondleach]

If only I had three wishes . . . I would be on the Continent in an instant. Great interview . . . and the Sister is Fine, if I'm allowed to say so! Thank you for this. L

[@bf1822]

Patients and assimilation into the Ghana culture makes the transition a lot easier. Leaving that USA attitude in the USA is best...

[@mandyb6414]

Corruption should never be part of assimilation.

[@fredericksarkodie5658]

TWO BEAUTIFUL SOULS LIVING IN THE MOTHERLAND.... BEST LIFE EXPERIENCE OF THEIR LIVES AS MOTHER AND SON...💯% ❤❤❤❤. GH YOUR HEARD IT ALL, THE GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES LIKE CUSTOMS & THE POLICE NEEDS TO DO BETTER IN GHANA.

[@ktay1114]

Excellent video of this beautiful mother and her handsome son. I enjoyed the truth and honesty of their experience here in Ghana.

[@lordm.a114]

Absolutely Amazing conversation…Love their mindset…Wish them all the love and bless in life

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you for your kind words and prayers. We too hope for all the best for you

[@evansasuamah7521]

Welcome to Ghana. You and your boy are soooooo clever. Please keep on fighting against the police and the customers misconduct and corruption. I'm a Ghanaian and l love this country soooooo much I'm leaving long time in Germany and I'm coming down to start my own business. Good ideas. Have a nice time in Gh. God blessed you.

[@isaackofiyeboahotchere7083]

Welcome Senior

[@lovellesokan9107]

Akwaaba,, it is the peace, peace, peace...I feel...

[@adelaosterloh68]

Very nice and frank interview. I feel that professional women of the Diaspora should come back and lend a hand to the women of Africa. That is her education , talents to the youth of Africa especially young women as far as training them for the real world of work ethics to see things at an early age as they are and they would be ready to deal with them head on.To stand strong to any negative force coming after them, the wouldbe able to face off with it in a professional manner. Not to bow to less than but heads high and the strong people and again especially women they are .

[@carolfolkes-youens5816]

😮

[@lionbaappau5180]

I love this interview bro

[@elimuzik184]

I Love This Video ‼️‼️‼️Congrats 🕊

[@letradavis8260]

Awe so happy you got to see it brother. I’m telling everyone I meet in the music industry over here about your incredible voice

[@elimuzik184]

@@letradavis8260 Thanks So Much My Sister 🙏

[@chocomi9656]

This was a beautiful interview

[@bye63849]

05:01 if this is the mother inthe red jacket of the person next to her I have to saycongrats you look so good and I never thought you would be the mother but I thought his wife.

[@letradavis8260]

You are so kind. Thank you. Yes, I'm the proud Mama of that handsome fella beside me and 2 other beautiful your ladies. Thank you for watching! Blessings

[@miss.humanityjawree2586]

Thanks to God for both of you 🙏🙌❤💓💕💛 loved you ♥❤💖

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you so very much. Much love

[@mosellafelder2171]

Another great interview! I subscribed. Mother and son ❤️

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you for watching. He is a great son and my daughters are also phenomenal. I’m blessed

[@lorenzolewis9526]

Great interview

[@doneecemcneil7826]

Hi edagdwg God is soooooo real no matter who or were you live only God can make sure you live a real God blessed life I'm soooooo blessed to enjoy my life as a free child of God. Because I pray do what God tells me to do always Linda j. Peace

[@oseitututawiah2109]

The tactics of Ghanaians has always been "Delay them till they break down" and give you what you want. The main culprits are the Police, Customs and Immigration but this kind of behavior is in every institution in Ghana 🇬🇭.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

I'm a loyal customer, so if someone tries to take advantage of/exploit me in some way, I will never do business with them again and I will warn others not to do business with them either. I think the relationship between the diaspora and people of Ghana will be strained if more people go over, realize this, and then start working with each other (and not Ghanaians) instead. Resentment will build. Culture is meant to evolve. I sometimes see people telling African-Americans interested in Ghana that they should not bring any negative ways (and I think that's fair), but what about negative ways that are already in Ghana? 🤔

[@cytkl]

Africa Govt officials are criminals destroying their own.

[@paulmcadown8769]

First I thought he was your boyfriend 😂😂😂 nice to see you both happy 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Windsingerful]

Fantastic, thorough interview! 👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾

[@BrowncoatBlue]

Another excellent interview 🙏🏾

[@WebnationAfrica]

Thank you

[@eunicekyere7946]

You two are awesome. Great to share your experience. Where is the place of this interview nice scenery❤❤❤❤❤🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍👍👍

[@RK-rt4mh]

Your welcome dear Sister and your family ❤

[@leahimthatgirl617]

Very smart mother and son

[@letradavis8260]

You are kind. Thank you

[@donkorjohnmensah1535]

May God bless you sister you came to Ghana to stay God bless your ideas

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you kindly

[@kwennison]

Arkansas Consulate anytime. Efficiency and beyond

[@WenotI]

What a lovely and informative interview. Love your honesty and your non- judgmental attitudes . I’m subscribing to your channel because of these beautiful beings.

[@letradavis8260]

I’m so happy you watched and caught the intention of us sharing our story and the spirit in which we expressed it. Many many many blessings to you

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

The woman is beautiful and her son is handsome

[@FactsOnlyPlease.]

This brother is a great facilitator & host. I am surprised this channel has not exploded, YET!🙏🏾❤️✊🏾

[@mswinner2473]

This was great! Thanks!

[@JudahsExodus]

Good interview

[@WebnationAfrica]

Thank you bro 🙏🏿

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

We see you here Judah, Ghana love you, we love you, may God always protect you wherever you are, and bless your restaurant too Amen

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you

[@rlee-mcgee991]

Hi cousin. I love you both. This was very informative and it does look beautiful there. I miss you family.

[@letradavis8260]

@RLee we family

[@donna948]

GREAT INTERVIEW!🙂🙂😊😊😉😉💗

[@kissphamous5451]

Loved 😍 the conversation

[@uwomanoorikogho9065]

curuption is everywhere in Africa but action of this lady towards the police man not to give him bribe but to go to station is the best.

[@lutrailahobbs3086]

Thank you for sharing your story

[@georgesackey8368]

Insightful interview as always

[@cmartin5903]

And 56 minutes in, they try to do that to all blacks, even the cast system in India.

[@benmagtcl]

That bro, my respect ✌️

[@mandyb6414]

I believe African Americans need to look at other African countries besides Ghana. I understand their connection to Ghana and the rest of West Africa, but AAs should not underestimate the reason for Ghanaians leaving Ghana. There are other African countries. There is Costa Rica and other countries that is safe for Blacks.

[@abby-a]

Other A.A. are going to other African countries some moving to Sierra Leone, Gambia, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa not all of them is moving to ghana. If you took the time and did your own research you would know that.

[@kingmaafa120]

Facts

[@noelbrowne9459]

Great work. Keep it up. Keep it simple. You go places

[@pkdonkorjnr9089]

The problem of bribery to police and other government agancy and even private citizens in Ghana is not particular to African/Americans.

[@gracelove5660]

Nice interview 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@akwaabafarms178]

We all go trough the same as Ghanaian,not because you are black America,they do same to us Ghanaians too

[@leethepluggplinter4364]

33:00 K'Von is spitting some big facts !!

[@bortierallans7893]

Very nice interview. It is full of dream bro. 🎉 Thank you

[@harrietquaye3727]

They are very outspoken and beautiful

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you so much for watching

[@veronicaannor7983]

This is the most productive interview I have listen to.

[@hassann4209]

Welcome home family 👍🏾🇧🇮

[@leethepluggplinter4364]

59:30 K'Von momma is so animated. Love to see it...

[@FatimaahConteh]

Really enjoyed the interview, mom and son hv a lovely spirit, looking forward to going next year, God willing.

[@AP.lovetoAll]

Great observations. We have work to do people. Love to all. Bless. ❤

[@Gator344030]

Family 💯💯💯🙏🏾

[@TheJedi]

I am 1 hour and 6 minutes into the video and I am dreading that the video will end LOL I don't want this video to end, this is a great interview and I love all the many subjects that you are covering in your questioning. please please please give us more of this. more more!! also do you do any interviewing or content producing in any other country other than Ghana?? I am moving to The Gambia in November and I would love to have a conversation with someone like yourself because it's so important that black Americans who come to Africa have an opportunity to share our perspective and our insights and our experience of living in America, but most important sharing things that would help to enrich the continent as a whole. so I really appreciate this interview. and as I said before I don't want this video to end LOL

[@letradavis8260]

Thank you for watching. I would enjoy learning more about your journey

[@ThePeacePlant]

Enrich Africa by buying resources for dirt cheap from poor Afrikaans who are just surviving while they are making what is considered to be very rich by "helping" " your people" and stealing resources from Afrika like the Whlte Man to great your generational wealth. You are the manipulators and you don't even feel a real connect to REAL Afrikaans and think you are better and more advanced which is true but often it doesn't seem like blakc Americans are much more advanced than them

[@staceynelson6762]

This was an awesome interview!

[@letradavis8260]

We are elated that you enjoyed it. Blessings