I WAS GRANTED GHANAIAN CITIZENSHIP | YEAR OF RETURN

[@mikeabe-moh6842]

When they say go back to Africa the response now should be yes am proudly going back to motherland

[@jakebaba2149]

NOTHING WRONG GOING BACK WHERE WE BELONG AND WE ARE HAPPY GOING HOME TO ENJOY OUR PEACE, CULTURE AND HERITAGE.

[@osarotheory2705]

Congrats to the sister for acquiring her ghanian citizenship, but it breaks my heart that she had to wait for 16 years before she can be recognised as African when her ancestors were forcibly removed from the motherland. Black people why are we allowing ourselves to making the mistakes our forefathers did ... a Jewish man anywhere in the world doesn’t have to wait 16 years to get recognise as a Jew or need a visas to return to Israel. Our African American brothers and sisters have done so much and been through so much in the hands of the white men to return to continent Africa to continue that same struggle. Please our people let us be pro-active nor reactive and stand up for what is right (call a spade a spade) before it too late. African Americans are African by blood and history and they deserve immediate recognition for who they are ( not foreigners) but Africans!!!!

[@gmog7857]

I believe she did not wait for 16 years because that is the criteria. She is the one that waited for 16 years before she applied, I met some people in the group that waited for 6years. Some just didn't know where to start or never cared to find out why. Ghana is not chasing those without papers out of Ghana and I know a lot of them who are thriving, minding their own business and do not care to apply for citizenship. Ghana is doing the right thing, she should not give blanket citizenship but vet them all. If you love Ghana and want to be a citizen, nothing can change your mind even after 16years but if you only loving Ghana to get their passport then I am sorry, it wouldn't happen, go to desperate African countries bribing diasporas with livestock while their people are starving to get free citizenship. Those people you are referring to as Jews and going to Israel, are not the real jews referred to in the bible, (kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGTMYmRrmaeUfsk) they are Jewish, they are imposters from Kazaria and caucus mountain area of Eastern Europe. They are Askanazis, not Jews, they are where they are because of the British double-crossing the Palestinians(Read About the Balfour's illegal Declaration). Do you even know that UGANDA was their first choice to occupy and call their homeland? until they realized, that area is black Africa and there would be a resistance unimaginable, so they abandoned that idea. The last time I checked Israel is part of Africa at the NE corner of the African plate. There were no white people in Africa 5-6000years ago. They are occupying other peoples land so everything they are doing today including calling all the so-called Jewish people home to Israel is an effort to supplant the Palestinians and the real Jews(dark-skinned Africans) that own the land and not just because they love their own people. Go to Israel and you will see how the different group of the so-called Jews, not Ethiopians, are treated like animals while others are the elite. The former president of Egypt with African ancestry ABDUL NASSER whose niece FATIA was married to Dr KWAME NKRUMAH the first president of Ghana stated to the imposter Jewish people "How can you leave Africa black and return white?". Even Hitler stated the real Jews were black

[@kimberlycrossley6134]

Congratulations to the sister who was granted Ghana 🇬🇭 citizenship. What a beautiful ceremony. This is awesome 👌. They say once you have received Ghana citizenship, you can go to any country in Africa without having to apply for a Visa.

[@emmanuelphillips5019]

Congratulations to all the brothers and sisters that received their citizenship from Ghana.

[@adupako1057]

Waoow 16 years. This woman has a target. This what we call vision. She did not just say she has come and she wants citizenship and if she didn't get it she will go sixteen years. Congratulations

[@pamelabrinkley6900]

Congratulations, I was so emotional listening to you. This makes me happy

[@jononie]

Lovely interview ...Best wishes to all the returning Africans

[@hesire6893]

Peter Tosh, "It doesn't matter where your come from.... your an African" ! Just trying to survive long enough in to make it home..... Thanks for keeping it 100 with this information! If you have information on other doctors that have relocated to Ghana (Chiropractor, Medical, Dental) please share. I am looking at continuing to work/teach/volunteer...

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

🙌🏾👌🏾🙌🏾

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Congratulations my sister, you feature such good content and are such a inspiration. Your story can move mountains. This is nothing but the grace of God at work. Much love from the land of the brave🇳🇦

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thanks so much for this lovely comment!! ♥️

[@RoadMapInvestments]

Congratulations to the mother in the interview. We are from Georgia (state) too and have lived in Ghana (with 2 children) for over a year now. You do us all very proud. I just love Mother Millie (of MOF) who you mentioned. We are in talks with her and Bro Yaw of BADA, as we speak. Peace, strength, good health, longevity, and much life fulfillment to ALL of you on the frontlines in ANY way, helping with our complete return and restoration to this land, through citizenship. Thank you.

[@hesire6893]

After hearing about so many Georgians leaving for Africa, I guess Atlanta is no longer the Mecca for African Americans. I am trying to get in touch with the Chiropractor from Georgia who repatriated. I am a Dentist and looking for information on licensing to practice in Ghana or Nigeria. Thanks

[@Akakatang]

I am currently living in Florida and have the desire to move to Ghana since my husband who was Nigerian recently passed away. Can you assist in how to get started in this process?

[@Adara-Basha]

This interview fills me with joy💕 I have a special love for Akosua's story.

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

♥️♥️♥️

[@Adara-Basha]

@@AfroAmericaninAfrica Greetings sister. How are you and the family today?

[@evangelistlenmarie5985]

Amazing I'm going there in February..2020

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Enjoy it all!!

[@isaacokyereasamoah]

You always welcome, let us all meet there ok

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Congratulations my sister, you are such a inspiration. Your story can move mountains. This is nothing but the grace of God at work. Much love from the land of the brave🇳🇦

[@Naamy19X9]

Cant wait to listen to the whole interview when I have time. Thank you :)

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Take your time and thank you for listening!!

[@Bee-pg1fv]

Congratulations to her! 🇬🇭

[@PACAHOUST]

Damn...im here thinking of a way !! To convince my wife you see in this pic of us !!! We got to leave Babylon 🇺🇸 ain't for us !!! I can't even think of walking the streets of any african nation without worries about race soldiers aka police brutality !!!

[@queenempress2541]

Take her to visit 1st. Baby steps. Its scary thinking of moving to a place you never been. But not scary to visit. She visits she will fall in love. Then you will move..

[@patrickagyei6547]

I know my prayer will be answered that one day an African in the diaspora will contest both parliamentary and other key position in the country.

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Yesss!!

[@iTuber012]

If they are given citizenship, then that shouldn't be an issue.

[@BonsuBigWhale]

They would only do so as Ghanaians for Ghana.

[@ms_andree_marie]

Excellent interview✨ Congratulations to all of the Diaspora Citizens of Ghana 🇬🇭 Happy you managed to see Black Panther 🎉

[@kwameeugene2502]

Akwaaba to the Ghanaian family 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@meishacooks8096]

🖤

[@endythomas2838]

As a kenyan i would submit that African Diaspora should be nominated to the parliaments and senates of all these African Countries. In kenya those positions can be covered as Mbunge maalumu(special member of Parliament). We us Africans we have to create room for our brothers and sisters who were abducted more then 400 years ago from us. Special political positions should be opened for African Americans, European Africans, African Latinos, Indian Africans(Siddis), and persian Africans. Africa is all ours and we must share and be a unified people.

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thank you for the comment!

[@iTuber012]

Good idea but I think a more simple solution is to offer citizenship with far less of a wait time. 15 years is way too long. In this way, interested Diaspora who are citizens can run for any position they like

[@positivevibes2406]

Endy Thomas I am with you 110%

[@KarbonStar]

Great interview!!!!!!! Congratulations to this sista and all the new citizens ❤🖤💚

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thank you!!

[@CarpeDiem1983]

Congratulations :D Enjoy the moment in motherland Africa :)

[@nasjoe6544]

You are all welcome to Ghana 🇬🇭 #TheLandOfGold #TheLandOfLove #TheLandOfPeace #TheLandOfFreedom As a matter of fact: #FREEDOMandJUSTICE Is the motto:

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thank you!

[@BlackUnicornVlogs]

Loved this interview!

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thanks so much ♥️

[@NomaPhoenix]

Congratulations to our brothers and sisters!! Great interview

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thanks so much ♥️

[@dona_grace]

Awesome video🥰. Loved loved loved the info. In fact, it answered a question I had in a previous video I watched today. Thanks for continuing to broadcast yours and others journeys. Even with all the preparation to be done, I'm still inspired❤

[@unconventionalforager6389]

Two, no, three thumbs up for an informative podcast/video. I heard the message of the person referred to as Rabbi on Native Borne KZbin channel...powerful indeed and worth a second listen. Thank you for serving us with awesome content. I’m new here, and glad your came as a recommendation.

[@BeautifullyCreatedByYAH]

Wonderful interview! It's so good to see this happening for our people.

[@beau4242]

Excellent interview

[@philtymcnasty9994]

Proud of you sister and congratulations Akosua Boateng. Probably the Uber driver didn't understand or speak English. Not all Ghanaians are proficient in English even though English is the official language. If the person has not finished high school, probably his or her English is practically non-existent or pidgin (patoa) at best. Most Ghanaians speak Twi or their native tongue than English. And guess what Asante-Akim Agogo is my town too. I know you would love it there, whilst I am up here in freezing cold northern British Columbia, Canada.

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thank you for watching!!

[@RoniForeva]

Lol your title really threw my off i was like doesnt she live in namibia, what is she doing with a Ghanaian citizenship?

[@mercyfrost641]

Oooh what a beautiful soul,,,my sister torched my heart,,she can sing our National anthem...GOD BLESS OUR HOMELAND GHANA.Beautiful transition...Yes Our list Fathers,,Mothers,,,Daughter,,Sons. Brothers and Sisters have indeed come back home.Just as in the Good book of the children who went back home.Glory be to God most high.This is the time and whatever God's says ,,indeed comes to pass.Thank God for everything Done.Thank you for this beautiful presentation.

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thank you!! 💓✨💓

[@blessingashanti7039]

Congrats, Ghanaian Queen!🇬🇭

[@nynini4900]

Great interview 👍🏽

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thanks so much ♥️

[@yvelinegousse3654]

Congratulations!!! Thank you

[@alphaville257]

I love the interview

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thank you!! ♥️

[@sonofnok2153]

Oh my gosh! I'm so happy for her.

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Me too!!

[@goldenheart751]

That was a great interview.

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

🌍 Greetings from the Motherland! If you'd like to know about how Akosua originally moved from the U.S. to Ghana, read my 2016 article on her here! www.aainafrica.com/blog/african-american-repatriation-ghana

[@igivethanksandpraise]

Congratulations to the sista great interview

[@MyNijahDarling]

This is incredible!

[@LilyellaLondon]

Great interview, Congratulations 🌸💕

[@marydaka1665]

What? 16 What? Am I the only one thinking this is so so wrong? African Americans should be granted citizenship automatically.

[@asantewaa391]

Everyone goes through the formalities including Ghanaians born abroad, with Ghanaian parents living in Ghana, but still have to go through the same process, there is no preferential treatment.

[@Ricardo-xy3lj]

They want people with cash if we broke they dont care . Or you got to go through church as what i think the sister is talking about ...

[@amanishakur3192]

I can't wait to live in Ghana dreams do happened but u have to fight for your dreams and dont give up

[@woodmanquality1787]

Nice podcast sis 👌

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Thank you!!

[@djdjdax2253]

Congrats

[@JeanBrn020]

The process is too slow. As an AA, I would love to become an African citizen of what ever country I choose to reside.

[@iloveyou281000]

Hello ! I'm currently in Ghana, how can i go about getting citizenship as well? Any advice will be helpful

[@derrickansah3938]

Antonio Mais contact the people involved it’s called the ministry of the future. It’s an AA group set up for that. They are in Facebook

[@cerromeceo]

I got to get mines

[@fathersdaughter1225]

Cerrome CEO My thoughts EXACTLY.

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

💯

[@curtismuhammad8088]

Congratulations!

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@AfuaKD]

I am going to Ghana in March. I am always depress when I return happy to get there sad to leave 😂😂😂😂

[@truthhurts7869]

How do the Lebanese, Chinese and Europeans survive,why are they allowed to have businesses an not be a citizenship?

[@BonsuBigWhale]

They marry locals and establish generational roots.

[@asantewaa391]

The Lebanese have been in Ghana since the 60s, so many of them were born in Ghana and have married Ghanaians. The Chinese are newcomers.

[@Ricardo-xy3lj]

Money takjes you a long way

[@marthacmd]

very good

[@kissPhamous]

Congrats ❤️ 👏

[@kwameasimah]

was it a telephone interview? Can we see the video or? That will be lovely

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

Only audio! With my connection in Namibia and her connection on Ghana audio was the best option.

[@asantewaa391]

@@AfroAmericaninAfrica Namibia looks beautiful.

[@GreenOrchid9]

AFRIKA MUST UNITE🎵🎵📚⏰🦁🌅🌴enslaved people were NOT in castles they were in DUngeons🤕🤔

[@blackmaster999]

GREAT

[@ambermarie8027]

Congratulations!!!!

[@MI-vn4tp]

Why does it takes that long to be granted citizenship?

[@letsunite8164]

May be she didn't apply till recently

[@asantewaa391]

Everything takes time in Ghana, it would be a miracle if it didn't.

[@blackentrepreneurs5863]

I think the system is not use to citizen processes. Maybe with time they will streamline it. Finger cross.

[@CS-wn5lv]

👏👏👏 Well done!

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@sukilee2486]

This was a Great interview but the noise distraction was crazy!

[@unconventionalforager6389]

I would like to know about the wonderful shea butter her sister makes. Thanks

[@dgo9121]

What is the minimum amount of time required to apply for citizenship?

[@ahisem7794]

5 years!

[@derrickansah3938]

D Go 5 years. All you need to do is be a good citizen who has a job or has a business and pay your taxes. Nothing huge

[@burundishallsmile1day109]

Wonderful!

[@gmog7857]

I like the process Ghana is using to give citizenship. I do not believe they should just hand over citizenship to every black person Winny Lilly as other desperate WA countries are doing. How would you be fully attached to a country and call your home when you haven't lived there and do not know the culture. But I hope they shorten the time

[@Naamy19X9]

Still haven't seen black panther? lol I should send you my dvd. Have you watched it?

[@MrsHopeTalk]

♥️💚🖤✌🏽

[@AfroAmericaninAfrica]

🙌🏾

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@citrusblast4372]

I love the names of the african government organizations. Ministry of the Future xD They are very dramatic