Incredible Castles in Ghana You Didn't Know Existed

[@AndysInsights]

Kindly checkout the second part to this video with more mind blowing castles kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5euhnashtmbgbc

[@evazion8844]

I get you but its not in Ghana, isn't it? Hope you understand.... I love Ghana Bad, i lived in kof'town area for 12 years, i Hope to Come back soon... Keep on sharing the love

[@gentlemacho622]

Please let's not comment only.. Share and subscribe as well.. We can help him get there.. We need more of what he's doing

[@RTG2019]

Interesting content 👌🏾...worth watching....

[@elutolulope]

I have visited El Mina Castle and i hope to visit other Castles mentioned here in the nearest future. I'm waiting for the other part(s). With love from Naija

[@AndysInsights]

For sure👌🏾

[@brixcosmo]

Built by Portuguese in 1482.

[@maxi_mum54]

There’s one at Senya Beraku in the central region. Kindly visit there

[@elizabethtamufor3743]

fantastic revelation of Africa history of Ghana. A must tell, see and study for today's generation for a better Africa tomorrow. Keep up sharing this Africa narrative to the world.🙏 👍👏🤓🌟🤴🎁💯%

[@AndysInsights]

Thanks a lot 😊❤️🇬🇭

[@michaelagbo9513]

Great discoveries. Keep up.

[@AndysInsights]

Thanks, will do!

[@nanabrimpong3485]

Correction Fort Santo Antonio is in Axim. Not near Axim. It's is in Axim.

[@rashidfadle7054]

Okay then smarty pants

[@nbgmusic7498]

Exactly what I was about to tell him

[@theditcarver6746]

You did an incredible job, man #kudos

[@AndysInsights]

Thanks loads😊🇬🇭

[@billy_nsb]

Preach on 🇬🇭

[@AndysInsights]

Thanks fam🇬🇭🚀

[@lovelaceowusu-asante1725]

It’s the last fort in Shama or Zama ?

[@AndysInsights]

@@lovelaceowusu-asante1725 Shama

[@ahmedalhassan4341]

Thanks for the history the biggest war the British has ever been in, it took them more 150years to defeat them by hiring other tribes like Fulani's, igbos, Yorubas, Hausa's n more to finally defeat them in 1900

[@Busumuru24]

I just found this channel and I must commend the creator for bringing out such abandoned information, I'm liking it now❤

[@AndysInsights]

Glad you enjoy it

[@stanleymakafui]

Do more of these. This is special

[@AndysInsights]

I really appreciate 😊 checkout my latest video on a second part

[@derykobby2928]

Comment leader is back. Thanks for showing us some of the castles that not all of us know.

[@AndysInsights]

My pleasure😊🇬🇭

[@estherboateng188]

Great job bros well done 😘😘😘

[@gentlemacho622]

I always get goosebumps when watching ur content.. Too much wisdom.. As i said. Unless I'm dead that I can't can't or won't watch ur videos. As I live, leave the views for me. #100k subscribers and millions views soooooooon.

[@AndysInsights]

I’m honored 🥺

[@CicelyGGiveandTake]

Great content will explore some of the less publicized places when I get there 😊

[@AndysInsights]

I’m really glad 😊

[@isaackolonziaa9414]

@@AndysInsights 👍

[@emmanuellaaguidji4457]

The government must take good care of these buildings, they can be renovated to look more attractive and last longer, indeed some can be used as public offices if they refurbish it well

[@AndysInsights]

Very true!

[@maglillymensah4324]

My dear not Ghana.

[@Kingmoney15]

Mother of us nanny of the Ashanti

[@msgoldndiamondsarefromafri8112]

Yes part two please

[@AndysInsights]

Sure thanks, would work on it 😊.

[@NayahsWorld1]

Your thumbnails are always catche.🥰

[@AndysInsights]

Glad you like them!❤️

[@frankantwi6390]

Bless the Asantes who fought for freedom 🙌🏽🙌🏽 for Ghana….

[@davieswilson1595]

Asante didn't fight for the freedom for Ghana. Everyone fought

[@frankantwi6390]

@@davieswilson1595 Lol ..there is no other tribe as at that time who tried to fight for their freedom..they all gave in cause of mirror and alcohol and also some promised to help the whites (British) defeat the Ashanti’s … It was later the British had given scholarship for Ghana people to study abroad (America ,Europe) and knew the whites are nothing special and just like us Then they decided to fight for freedom.. ASANTIs did not need white man eduction to realize they are not special and are humans like us before they fight for freedom ..ASANTI was a big empire stretching from north (dagomba,cote Devoir to Togo ) to south …had good military system just like modern day military system..good trade system ,good judiciary system ..you just name it ..yet had no white education ..

[@ametepeamos8910]

See ds man ...always tribalism

[@davieswilson1595]

@@ametepeamos8910 oh charley. We can't just watch a video in peace

[@davieswilson1595]

@@frankantwi6390 ayoo I've heard you wai. Congratulations

[@aglodavidjunior3373]

Very Interesting

[@AndysInsights]

Glad you think so!😊

[@donnbiggie]

Great insight. Thanks

[@AndysInsights]

I’m glad you liked it it’s my pleasure 😊

[@narteyhughes5133]

It is very very interesting

[@AndysInsights]

😊thanks a lot

[@mohamedcomey9788]

And wat about Accra James fort, Accra usher fort and Osu castle🏰? Bcs u didn't mention dem

[@AndysInsights]

There’ll be a follow up video on the castles in Ghana

[@joyreinhardt7621]

More great videos, plz !

[@emmaattivie850]

Hopefully they will paint it to prevent mold so that visitors won't get sick

[@tvs9978]

Painting doesn't prevent mold. You need a special mold trearment to kill the spores

[@johnhappy7079]

Nice one

[@AndysInsights]

Thanks for watching

[@kwasisongs418]

I love this video

[@markenti7564]

Nice from you, well done bro but there are more castles you didn’t mention castle like fort metal cross, fort Amstadam, fort batenton, in fact is a lot.

[@AndysInsights]

Yes sure, this is actually a series. Checkout the part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5euhnashtmbgbc

[@africian2417]

Want to see more of this videos

[@AndysInsights]

Will surely be bringing more of these

[@stephennkwantahhammond6354]

Fort Good Hope is in Santa Beraku you can visit anytime thanks.

[@AndysInsights]

Will sure do thanks loads😊

[@khufu999]

Good 👍 work and keep it up 👍

[@AndysInsights]

Thanks, really appreciate 😊

[@dansobessahalfred9979]

Pls d last fort is at shama rather my hometown in d western region of ghana 🇬🇭

[@bismarkghtvchannel1856]

Fort orange in sekondi

[@The-Neutral]

All these places are nice and rich in history. The only problem is the maintenance culture. Most of them seem abandoned or in poor shape. The area around these historical buildings are prime real estate treasure that can generate a lots of money for the country.

[@7ariesmars248]

So what is the ministry of tourism doing. Ooooo Ghana mmmm

[@cfcpidgintv9967]

Very interesting. Good video

[@AndysInsights]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Joshuaawere]

Nice video but you have to visit FORT GOOD HOPE at Senya Beraku in the central region Thanks

[@AndysInsights]

👌🏾will surely do

[@Joshuaawere]

@@AndysInsights ok 👍 thanks

[@francodigenius8435]

Good job❤️

[@704nc]

Nice

[@WIconic001]

We also have a fort called fort George also known as fort sekondi

[@AndysInsights]

Oh lovely thanks for the info

[@aromahagan1458]

There are two forts in Sekondi; Fort George and Fort Orange. But it is not called fort Sekondi.

[@WIconic001]

Oh okay, when I checked for history that was what it was given bit people don't know and there is no video

[@WIconic001]

We use to have a fort at Takoradi also

[@morrisonjonathan4313]

If not the British who fought the Ashanti empire for 130 years, Ashanti's could have been stronger and powerful than the modern day Ghana because the king's had a vision which was far beyond the white people one British writer wrote that these Ashanti's are illiterate but their imagination and creativity is too huge,they have a capital town like Britain-London, they have a central king who lead all the king's, they have a seating plan in their palace which is similar to Westminster Abbey, they have an outstanding soldiers..Up-till now the Ashantis don't solely rely on government for development of their city.

[@morrisonjonathan4313]

@@barnabasdakurah5113 gyimifoo ba,don’t you hear that some people even complain about government not building public toilet for them.

[@Churros1616]

The british destroyed more than they build

[@stes3797]

Germany has Castle in centrale region contact Joy FM and you Will find

[@braquofitestimony1846]

Bro wish to join ur crew to do exploits

[@saibot7218]

Europeans did accomplish nice big structures Africans haven’t seen before. I wonder how the normal African saw the Europeans when they arrived with all their knowledge and technology.

[@alfredbansah9126]

Very good video. There's also one fort at Beyin in the western called Apollonia.

[@AndysInsights]

Will sure add that to the next video

[@lebron6ad236]

🇬🇭🇬🇭🔥

[@AndysInsights]

😊🇬🇭

[@sandybaby1210]

Second part pls

[@AndysInsights]

Will surely be doing that😉

[@brixcosmo]

🇵🇹❤🇬🇭

[@josephansah8220]

Fort Antonio is in Axim not near Axim word of correction.

[@kwesimensah-attah]

where is fort orange ?? in sekondi close to western naval command

[@liannahlivingstone3448]

Elmina is largest Castle of all of them, facts

[@AndysInsights]

Yh checkout the next part of the video😊

[@fakakiss]

part 2 pls

[@AndysInsights]

😊💯

[@NayahsWorld1]

Oh so the one I watched earlier was part 2.😜

[@isaackolonziaa9414]

Nzema hv three forts Axim,River Ankobra,Beyin not just Axim

[@AndysInsights]

Thanks for the info 😊

[@isaackolonziaa9414]

@@AndysInsights uw

[@jamesamoah7832]

Video large here in the UK,Love what you are doing.I have been impacted 🤔🙋‍♂️👐👍

[@AndysInsights]

Awesome! Thank you so much!

[@EdwardAdjetey]

Come to Teshie castle

[@sarahayiku2524]

Please what about the name of the fort in prampam ? Thank you and God bless you ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@williamhanson4154]

Portuguese were the first to come to Ghana in 1492. They landed in Komenda. The king of Komenda at the time was called Kwamina Ansah. They did not build a castle because they started a barter trade. They will leave their ship with a boat loaded with wax prints (textiles)and put the clothes on the sand. Kwamina Ansah and his men will picked them and put down gold . The Portuguese will come and picked them. Later,Danish came and conquered the Portuguese and they control of the trade. The British came and destroyed the Danish. After that slave trade started.

[@gyasisiaw3584]

1482

[@Churros1616]

The portoguese were NOT the first to come to Ghana. The Ghanaians were. Besides that the Ghanaian nations have done trade with so many other nations. The portoguese were quite late in Ghana actually.

[@williamhanson4154]

@@Churros1616 No time to argue with illiterate who doesn't know his history

[@gospelo2gh]

man the Portuguese came to ghana 1st in 1471 at shama fort Sebastián

[@williamhanson4154]

@@gospelo2gh You may be right but the photo history book I used in primary 6 in 1960 at Methodist "A" Primary School near Victoria Park, Cape Coast that was what it shows

[@isaacbeck4888]

Kumasi own is not a fort.it is by force fort😂😅😂😅

[@AndysInsights]

🤣🤣🤣 you got me with this, but on a serious note it should be publicized more than it is

[@isaacbeck4888]

Yh right

[@yaafowaa4149]

😂😂😂

[@bobbycrane9368]

Because the one at kumasi was built by us, the Asantes

[@evazion8844]

Why do you show first a castle that is not described in your vidéo and probably not in Ghana.... Bé proud for Real!

[@AndysInsights]

It’s just an pictorial illustration to understand what the content is about, you watch the content to know which ones I’m talking off. I hope you get it🙏🏾

[@anthonyacquah1289]

Where is elmina castle which is the oldest in gh come again

[@Azyjfm]

He mentioned it. Cape Coast.

[@Mcdorni1]

Wait oo.. how many castles and forts in in total in Ghana here??? My first time knowing of some, after going through the comment section.. and we focus on just a few of them.. we need to protect this old buildings for history sake.. at least our grand kids will come and see what we’ve also seen.. thanks 👉🏽🐢🐢🐢

[@AndysInsights]

Very true

[@Mcdorni1]

@@AndysInsights Bless your hustle.. and hope ur channel made it to the top yeh

[@niiadu1983]

42 in all out of 66 on the coast of south sarah Africa.

[@Mcdorni1]

@@niiadu1983 Thanks mahn

[@sfLiberos]

Why do you show the Fort Boyard next to La Rochelle as a catchy titel???

[@kossy140]

FORT COURMANTYNE AT ANOMABO

[@samwiafe5871]

You forgot Elmina castle.

[@AndysInsights]

It's in the second part of this content

[@smashgh]

So do we have archeologists in Ghana?

[@tvs9978]

Of course we do

[@mrdotdegeneralmusic1]

🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@noahfeyi712]

This is very educative Well-done bro

[@AndysInsights]

My pleasure

[@aggiekromah6254]

🙏🏿👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍♥️

[@samuelnanakwesi5805]

Master fort San Sebastian is not in ~Zama~ we don't have any place call like that The place is call SHAMA Not Zama Thanks

[@monicaappiah1720]

About the old castle in Ghana,why did you put an image that particular image on the screen which does not exist in video

[@AndysInsights]

It’s a thumbnail, thumbnails just depict a video not necessarily be in the video🤷🏾‍♂️

[@graceyeboah8878]

Thank There more forts like Fort Good Hope, Fort Metal Cross, Batenstein, and many more Most of the forts were built in the Western and Central Region

[@braquofitestimony1846]

Bro wish to ur crew you are doing exploits

[@kwesijohnson8293]

I'd love to see the Part II please. Thank you for such a wonderful production. It contributes to we people of African origin knowing our past.

[@hildamensah3496]

St Antonio was not the first fort in Ghana. De then Gold Coast

[@AndysInsights]

Which one was?🤔

[@gabbylujo342]

The fort Sebastian in shama the pronouncing was not correct

[@MichealAshun]

That's what I wanted to correct him on, please pronounce the towns in the regions of Ghana well

[@thomasbaidoo5636]

please it shama not zama

[@fortress6334]

Don't tell me that ion sheets were used in Ghana in the year 1879 instead of grass roofing

[@tvs9978]

Ion?

[@fortress6334]

@@tvs9978 , yes "ion sheets " not ion

[@tvs9978]

@@fortress6334 there's no such thing as ion sheets

[@fortress6334]

@@tvs9978 , mr dictionary, maybe you're in another planet.

[@tvs9978]

@@fortress6334 lol please do explain what "ion sheets" are Oh Wise one!! So that we can all know

[@emmanueloboi6036]

Talk is cheap. Since they left what have we being able to do as people, nothing we go back to this aliens and beg from them.

[@sufyansulemana6544]

Nice one

[@AndysInsights]

Thanks for watching

[@NayahsWorld1]

Oh so the one I watched earlier was part 2.😜

[@AndysInsights]

Yh