12 HARD TRUTHS ABOUT LIVING IN GHANA

[@alhajisannie9217]

I watched you from Ohio as a Ghanaian. You have summed it up all perfectly. This video is a textbook example for Diasporans to learn from before moving to any part of Africa temporarily or permanently. Africa is home to all black people. Home sweet home.

[@JasmineAmaa]

🥰

[@keithcobham4950]

The impossible can happen all you have to do is believe!! Miracles can happen.

[@juliaogandaga3802]

@alhajisannie9217 Ghana, we appreciate your welcome. I remember in my childhood right now that my first and good friend was a Ghanaian girl at school. Her family was in Gabon for many many years. After school, she sometimes invited me to her home, her mom held a restaurant... but growing up, travelling for studies overseas we lost each other years ago (...). Anyway, today I also plan to come back to our sweet home and prospect as well for anywhere interesting place over there, and wish everyone in the way welcome, we're all brothers and Africa belong to us.

[@tajuanalawson8219]

I live in Ohio, too...I be wondering if Ghana so perfect .. Why Ohio... we far from perfect to me...

[@luhanelvis8973]

​@@JasmineAmaa hello

[@clarenceherry8541]

Thanks for being real. Too many young folks are being mislead online.

[@DarekBirton]

Be careful of buying property in Ghana. They sell the same land to multiple people and there is no regulation. Giving a year's worth of rent is a gamble. You have to make sure they own the property just as when you seek home ownership. This place is more expensive than people think if they want to live the same lifestyle they lived in the USA or abroad. Don't come here if you are broke and have no recurring income.

[@Ghanadiaries]

Only in Accra

[@maaruth5774]

@@Ghanadiaries no its everywhere in Ghana

[@terrellmitchell6026]

How do you make sure they own it?

[@KarlaLyles]

If you buy a plot of land and do nothing to it, no Haus, no crops, the owner may decide to sell it again .

[@robbirobson7330]

i left ghana after living there 5 years because no jobs economy is very very bad, been to ghana since the 2000s its still bad best time in ghana was from 2005 to 2010 now its worse. Unless you bring a lot of money from outside you can't live there.

[@0tismadaline]

That peace when you land in Ghana is everything 😊well said sweetheart and you are looking absolutely gorgeous ❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u lovely xx

[@eileenwatt8283]

​@@JasmineAmaa Jamaicans don't take anything seriously either. Hurricane coming they outside. Hurricane gone they outside looking. They sing a song about everything and dance .

[@gabrielmensah6113]

are you a Ghanaian? which part of the west are you currently​@@JasmineAmaa

[@markweekes8858]

write the book on Surviving Ghana, Thriving in the Ghanaian Paradise

[@joneskater9240]

And she must get her facts and figures to prove her points and not just hear-say

[@stockholmsweden1142]

​@@joneskater9240 How is her lived experience hearsay? 🙄

[@comfortnyarko3932]

You’re really right nobody takes anything seriously.

[@Princess-Patty]

And that's why moving to Gh esp before my retirement age is a big NO! The frustration and the system makes life simply unbearable 🙄

[@mariereneagonzalez]

And when they travel abroad they keep that mentality with them

[@coffeewithcream523]

I’m 66 and even the elderly Ghanaian women are closed off to embarking on meaningful relationships, unless you are spending your money on them or their family members. Too many people in general beg for money, like I’m just dripping with it. I’m building a house there but I wish I had waited and experienced more interactions with the people, because I would not have built there. Ghana is a great place to visit for African Americans, but in my opinion, it’s not ready for many of us to relocate there!! Ghanaian’s (many, not all), don’t take things seriously because they don’t employ critical thinking skills. Great video!!

[@Globus7791]

So true.Specially with thinking skills.Non existent.

[@coffeewithcream523]

Maybe lack of exposure limits their critical thinking skills. Lord help us🙏🏽

[@Carol-et4fn]

I watch YABA TV in the US and the host mentioned how many from her home country (Sierra Leone) constantly asked for money.I feel as a AA ,many of us search for a place where we feel at home,and it may be due to many reasons.BUT, we are still US born,considered wealthy and can be used when we travel to the African continent due to that factor,and looked upon as rich.I would never feel comfortable moving to a poor country,I feel as a single woman it would be dangerous.Ive also seen other videos from expats who moved to Uganda,Nigeria etc and they were couples and mentioned the good and not so good about moving to their new country.Iam staying in the US,as I go by the saying 'The devil I know is better than the devil I dont know'

[@eileenwatt8283]

​@@coffeewithcream523 no there are many in healthcare and they just accepts s h i t ty treatment. They don't advocate for self or patients. They seems afraid of spe speaking up.

[@EmmanuelErukson]

​@@Carol-et4fn the easiest way to enjoy Africa is when you have someone who is an African maybe a husband, very close friend etc these people will show you how things are being done giving you a guide to everything.

[@williammanful6403]

Thanks for sharing these rather useful tips about living in ghana. The bit about driving at night is especially important. The road accidents in the country tend to be fatal. It's therefore advisable to be forewarned.

[@DubG9]

Two times I almost got into a near fatal crashes at night. Both times the Uber driver fell asleep 🤦🏾‍♂️.

[@feliciaengram6056]

😱 OMG thank you for this information ​@@DubG9

[@kennethlarkin9619]

You are very informative. I have been there, and you are spot on. I have gone south to CAPETOWN. I couldn't find potholes. I open bank accounts in 30 minutes. And I bought a condo in a week. Ghana just didn't do it for me. I experienced almost everything you described.... All the best!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Happy for u Kenneth xx

[@evehasmanyfaces3248]

Was language an issue?

[@TheChariot99]

Ghana is so overhyped. In reality there are far too many other African countries offering so much more. Love Gh though. Give it maybe 10 more years.

[@SherrieBumbray]

Ghana isn't overhyped for those of us who appreciate the various ethnic groups, cultures, languages, and history. I hope you found your utopia. ​@TheChariot99

[@hmsbarman]

That's why I tell people Africa is so huge. We have 54 countries in the continent

[@david-paulchiscolm4839]

I am an African American Christ Minister. I married the best Ghanaian. We live in Brong Ahafo, Sunyani and. I love it ! I am currently in the USA. I have watched many of your videos before and after coming to Ghana. Medaase.

[@JasmineAmaa]

🙏🏾❤️

[@JasmineAmaa]

🙏🏾❤️

[@JourneyWithUsFinances]

I remember watching your channel back in 2020 and feeling all the vibes. Now, I'm in Tanzania but still enjoy your perspective.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Lovely 💕

[@Aidy-i6j]

I commend you Jasmine for once again producing another honest and well rounded video about life in ghana. Ive probably watched 100s of youtube vlogs about Ghana. Ghana always looks shiny and instagramable, but many of these vloggers rarely tell the whole truth about life here. Its so tightly curated; they omit so much about life here, it borders on deception. The clubs, the hotels, a fantasy Ghana. The distance between Instagram Ghana and the way most Ghanaians live is very wide and you are one of the very few vloggers who consistently addresses this. Sorry for the essay, but Thank You!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Ur welcome ❤️

[@kuyahkudey3217]

@@JasmineAmaa Thanks for your honesty!

[@SherrieBumbray]

Ghana is my little peace of paradise. The only place that comes close is Barbados in my opinion. I agree with everything you said in the video. There is loads of room for improvement, but Ghana is special.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Very Special. Love love it ❤️❤️

[@wheatie83]

It’s true. The part about making friends. I have made 2 friends so far. That’s about it. The language barrier is also a problem for me.

[@kwabenanii9408]

Jasmine, you analysed what life is really like here in Ghana. Bravo

[@NasurHassan-d2l]

The noise is messing nice conversation

[@JasmineAmaa]

Aw

[@GHANAFUNTUBE]

Hahaha that Tema for you

[@dulcetmask627]

I used the subtitles.

[@MrLeather52]

Already when trying to understand what Jasmine is saying here makes it clear......there is noise everywhere and all the time. Ghanaians love to make noise , from 5am till 10pm. So , if you like it to be quit sometimes.....STAY AWAY

[@ArchWayE]

@Jasmine You could record an audio track of what you are saying in a quiet noise treated room. That’s called ADR or Automated Dialogue Replacement in film terms.

[@jaredleblanc8218]

Jasmine, i am from Lithuania and i love watching your videos. You are such an inspiration! You are always positive and your videos are very informative. Keep up the good work! ❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u so much ❤️

[@enochfrimpong7664]

Be honest @all time! Am really impressed with your honesty and diligent research. Africans need to wake up we can make the continent more better place. GBA❤🙏.

[@leevanthompson3838]

Exactly it's difficult to find people that you can open up to in Ghana you are correct

[@la2sa]

Jazz, this is probably your most transparent vlog to date. Excellent 👍🏾 vlog of the hard facts of Ghana 🇬🇭.. Finally, I also appreciate the English translation on the footnote at the end which adds to your transparency. Thanks 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@kojo1ful]

After being here 15 years I read the book ‘imported Ghanaian’. For me, it’s where the ancestors sent me so I don’t think it’s luck but for a purpose. 25 years later I give thanks that I’ve survived. Bless up Sista Jasmine we are neighbours oh 😅

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤ hey neighbour. love that you shared your story x

[@realnurse5022]

Another great work Jaz!!!! Very informative and creative...love the style, the color, and concept. You are always enhancing your craft.. this is why you are still afloat compare to other Ghanaian youtubers.. you go from showing us the poor, the middle class, and rolling with the high ballers who pay $200 for a table in a club... you are great!!!

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Wow, Jasmine you're so on point 👉☝️. Nuff respect Bless uo 🙏🙏❤️

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️

[@safari2545]

This information is applicable not only to Ghana but ALL AFRICAN countries. A must watch for anybody in the diaspora thinking of relocating to Africa.

[@Ob1208-h5x]

Try Kenya, much easier for the diaspora than West Aftica

[@DrCrystalHarris]

Useful list of watch out for. Thank you for the information. Coming to Accra in February. Also, the volume and clarity at the end (item 12) was absolutely perfect. So I don’t thinks it’s the mic not working as others said. Probably just the choice of locations

[@dezilake4617]

The experiences are not peculiar to only Ghana but most African and developing countries.But no matter how is it like,in Ghana the problems or challenges will be fix.The goodys outweigh the bad.Thanks Ama for being real.

[@deanhamilton9280]

With number 12 hard truth issue, that can be a plus also moving to Ghana. If your moving to another country and you have an idea of starting a business, create business ideas that is lack their or has limited amount of access, so now your filling the gaps to build the country.

[@val-bm3so]

Hello Queen, You look Amazing ❤ You are speaking the Truth. In my experience in vacation' in Ghana sometimes as long as 4 weeks, I was always able to make money for transportation and Chop Chop. I even tried to set others up in business only to never see any rewards 🙄 Thank you Queen for this critical information 😊 also it is very important to travel around with someone you can trust and speak the language. I love Ghana but it is not the place for me to live😊 LoVe you Queen ❤️❤️

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Val, yes i completely understand why xx

[@bethoughtprovoking]

The oddities and dysfunctional aspects of Ghana you described are what prevail in most underdeveloped, rural societies. Don’t be fooled by modern blandishments-the cars, the architecture, etc. It’s not about introducing technology to a non-Western society; it’s about changing age-old habits and a mentality ingrained over centuries of poverty and exploitation. Societies that have experienced systematic oppression turn to resignation as a coping mechanism for survival. That’s the “laid-back” attitude you described. Countries that have experienced poverty and deprivation tend to have higher “pettiness” and “dishonesty.” It’s hard to turn the culture of poverty.

[@technophobe1912]

Wow! So very well articulated 🤝🤝🤝

[@EmmanuelErukson]

Wow.... You just said it all you can't blame these people even now life is still hard for them

[@DualCoastLady]

You described this so very well. I have seen similiar issues in Belize and I knew there was something to the laid-back quality mixed with game-playing, childish antics.

[@louisroselli-ei4bd]

Love the realistic and insightful vision laid out for the diaspora if they are chosing to relocate. Thanks.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@TheRenaissanceAmazon]

It is SO LOUD. NYC is not even that loud.

[@Yourmom-rl8ut]

Look up the population of Ghana it'll blow your mind 🤯 that will answer your question ❓⁉️

[@PropertyOpportunityProfit]

I am always baffled by how some who has never owned a business or investment real estate in a culture and economy they were born and raised in ( like the USA) thinks doing so for your first time in a foreign culture and economy is not putting the odds against you at best. If you look at economies like a cash register and you have access to the largest cash register on earth and have not figured out how to extract cash from it, how will going to a much smaller cash register make things better for you and your economic future? Not to mention the unknown variables like government, cultural red tape . People are distracting us from mining the Gold we have a birthright to right underneath our feet. We bled for this right.

[@dr.juliopresendieuphd5807]

Hi Jasmine, I enjoyed watching your videos. You are awesome,❤ and thank you for sharing!

[@jasonsimmons671]

I appreciate the honesty jasmine❤🙏🏿🇬🇭 I’m living in the US currently and considering making that move 😅.. luckily I do have a small circle of friends I’ve made during my couple times over there and they really look out for me God bless them ❤❤❤❤. All the things you’ve talked about I’ve already been addressing those situations (money, business etc. lol)

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️

[@EB-fy5zr]

Great video and awesome information!!! My name is written all over #7 and we own a home in Ghana. I love it!!!❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️

[@crizza2000]

Great video, very informative. You just need to get a microphone setup that eliminates background noise. Keep up the good work

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u, will do x

[@alysciatravis1860]

I took an DNA test and found out that I am Ghananian. My family has been here and served in several wars in the US. Lately I been feeling out of place in the US. Now looking to get back to my roots.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Come visit, u will love it 💕

[@alysciatravis1860]

I will have to in the near future for sure! 🤞🏽🇬🇭

[@naselad]

We are waiting for you here dear

[@larryjackson5005]

Ur also right about the roads there. Head to the airport on a public bus about 8 hours drive, drive fell asleep cross over into another lane crashed head on killing the driver of the public bus and put my wife in a coma for 3 days stayed in the hospital for 5 Days. Call Visa expired lost the money for her plane ticket I paid her doctor bill before she can apply for another Visa. Took 3 months to get well enough to travel. So now I got her another visa. Due to the accident the US embassy moved the process a lot of quicker.

[@Konglomerant]

As much as I’d love to live in Ghana, I cannot live anywhere with unreliable modern technologies(lights, clean water everywhere I go, reliable internet service, and road systems. 😢Governments without a strong unregulated military presence…etc. it’s still one of the most beautiful countries in the world I love your content…

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u xx

[@cindimarvelous]

This is the reason I can’t wait to leave! After after almost one year of struggling, the honeymoon is over! Life shouldn’t be so miserable and challenging.

[@joneskater9240]

I DON'T AGGREE WITH JASMINE. THINGS ARE MOVING PRETTY FAST AS BEFORE AND THINGS ARE MOVING FASTER IN GHANA THAN EVEN SOME PARTS OF THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OF LATE. DON'T BELITTLED GHANA PROGRESSIONS OF LATE . GHANA IS MOVING FASTER IN ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE, BE YE HEALTH, SECURITY, EDUCATION, BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT, TRAVELLING, TOURISM, AND LEGAL ISSUES., GHANA IS DOING BETTER THAN MOST OF THE AFRICAN COUNTRIES NOW. LET'S ME GIVE YOU TYPICAL EXAMPLE: 1. YOU CAN REGISTER YOUR BUSINESS ONLINE UNDER ONE MINUTE. IT WASN'T LIKE THAT 2 YEARS AGO. 2, IT TAKES AGES TO MAKE PAYMENTS IN GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENT AND YOU HAVE TO BE PHYSICALLY PRESENT TO MAKE THAT PAYMENTS. 2 YEARS AGO BUT NOW WITH A CLICK OF THE MOUSE IN YOUR HOME AND IT'S DONE. 3. BEFORE YOU HAVE TO QUEU AT GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND MOST INSTITUTIONS SEVERAL DAYS TO BOOK APPOINTMENT'S BUT NOW WITH THE CLICK OF THE MOUSE YOU ARE READY TO GO. 4. AS AT LAST EVENTARY GHANA HAD 435 COURTS ESTABLISHMENT TO DEAL WITH COURT CASES BUT NOW GHANA HAS 860 COURTS ESTABLISHMENTS TO DESL WITH LEGAL CASES.. GHANA HAS MOVED ON SO JASMINE, PLEASE DO THE NEEDFUL BY GOING TO THOSE ESTABLISHMENTS YOU'VE TALKED ABOUT AND ENQUIRE AND CHECK YOUR FACTS AND FIGURES WELL. JASMINE, PLEASE DO YOUR RESEARCH AGAIN AND COME BACK WITH FACT'S AND FIGURES AND NOT JUST THE SAYING AND HEAR SAY PLEASE . THANK YOU

[@joneskater9240]

​@@JasmineAmaa I DON'T AGGREE WITH JASMINE. THINGS ARE MOVING PRETTY FAST AS BEFORE AND THINGS ARE MOVING FASTER IN GHANA THAN EVEN SOME PARTS OF THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OF LATE. DON'T BELITTLED GHANA PROGRESSIONS OF LATE . GHANA IS MOVING FASTER IN ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE, BE YE HEALTH, SECURITY, EDUCATION, BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT, TRAVELLING, TOURISM, AND LEGAL ISSUES., GHANA IS DOING BETTER THAN MOST OF THE AFRICAN COUNTRIES NOW. LET'S ME GIVE YOU TYPICAL EXAMPLE: 1. YOU CAN REGISTER YOUR BUSINESS ONLINE UNDER ONE MINUTE. IT WASN'T LIKE THAT 2 YEARS AGO. 2, IT TAKES AGES TO MAKE PAYMENTS IN GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENT AND YOU HAVE TO BE PHYSICALLY PRESENT TO MAKE THAT PAYMENTS. 2 YEARS AGO BUT NOW WITH A CLICK OF THE MOUSE IN YOUR HOME AND IT'S DONE. 3. BEFORE YOU HAVE TO QUEU AT GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND MOST INSTITUTIONS SEVERAL DAYS TO BOOK APPOINTMENT'S BUT NOW WITH THE CLICK OF THE MOUSE YOU ARE READY TO GO. 4. AS AT LAST EVENTARY GHANA HAD 435 COURTS ESTABLISHMENT TO DEAL WITH COURT CASES BUT NOW GHANA HAS 860 COURTS ESTABLISHMENTS TO DESL WITH LEGAL CASES.. GHANA HAS MOVED ON SO JASMINE, PLEASE DO THE NEEDFUL BY GOING TO THOSE ESTABLISHMENTS YOU'VE TALKED ABOUT AND ENQUIRE AND CHECK YOUR FACTS AND FIGURES WELL. JASMINE, PLEASE DO YOUR RESEARCH AGAIN AND COME BACK WITH FACT'S AND FIGURES AND NOT JUST THE SAYING AND HEAR SAY PLEASE . THANK YOU

[@jordanhtiffirg1990]

​@@cindimarvelous I'm looking to move in 5 years time once my business is systemated in London can you expand on why you want to leave please?

[@yawasamoah6394]

This is a sincere assessment and summary...Ghana needs your help as diasporaians ...you can become a force that can change the current trajectory...impose those positive qualities...insist on excellence...inasmuch mediocrity is becoming an undesirable culture...a change will be a relief to all living in Ghana 🇬🇭

[@markweekes8858]

am glad to get another installment of your journey Jasmine

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@kimberlyvantrees2075]

THANK YOU Jasmine for sharing the truth! I'm so tired of KZbinrs spewing the propaganda of "Every Day is a Holiday in Ghana " I moved from the States and had horrible experiences. We run a free school for 200 kids in Ashaiman. Even though we are giving free education the locals don't appreciate it. The more you give the more they take. We were targeted and had our house broken into twice. We lived in Tema. I decided to just focus on helping make the community build. I am a grant writer and business consultant so I started helping SMEs and NGOs with capacity building training and finding venture capital from Western investors to scale their businesses. But I left the country last year. I'm coming back in August to launch a nurse project that will put nurses into the 30,000 private schools. I'll just go back and forth between the States and the States. 😊

[@nanayaw9754]

Splendid video, simply put Ghana is still work in progress.

[@monstamaine3575]

YES!! I like how you hitting KEY Points on the topic...keep it up SiS!! I love it...

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@axm7939]

Great video Jasmine. The last point is spot on. The healthcare delivery system is atrocious. The system sort of works marginally better if you are ready to grease a whole lot of elbows. The economy and survivability in Ghana is built on the system not functioning

[@stressfreesasaki6570]

Thanks for sharing the beautiful continent and most friendly people in the world 😘 ❤GHANA ❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

My pleasure 😊

[@patiencenketia9531]

Thank you for sharing it! Looking stunning ❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Patience xx

[@nanaobben5166]

Hi Jasmine - another informative & helpful video - not like I didn't know - but always love hearing you speak facts (and supporting when I can). Yes, #12 is a major, non-negotiable, for me. Wishing you a great week ahead ❤💛🖤💚

[@nanaobben5166]

I love the cane ornaments dancing in the wind!

[@JasmineAmaa]

And u too Nana ❤️

[@lukesky4690]

Life is too short to take everything so serious, I love that 🇬🇭 mentality 😊

[@EmmanuelErukson]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@PrinceAndSarahO]

#4 was my worst experience as well. It wasn't just one incident unfortunately for me. It was constant from the police harassing us for money to anytime I would go out wanting to make friends, it turned out just to be about money for them. Very sad mindset! My husband is from Ghana. Just wanting to relax and make friends is extremely difficult. You can't really open up and talk about anything because then people don't respect you according to how my husband explained his culture to me. I get the impression many think that just because we are from the West were automatically extremely rich and owe them. There are also some very sweet people, too.

[@JasmineAmaa]

I don’t think its because Ghanaians don’t respect people from the diaspora. I think its because a certain picture has been painted about the west and everything associated with it. So they assume everyone associated with it is coming from the fancy places seen in movies, music videos and even the news sometimes. The well traveled ones think a little differently

[@PrinceAndSarahO]

@@JasmineAmaa I see your point. Thank you for that insight. Great video and it's all so true! Ghana can be an amazing place. 😊

[@fromthethrone]

I like you being so honest, thank you.

[@The_Mahon]

Indeed, hard truth. People are really good but you can’t easily trust people to get things done in an honest way.

[@ashleypalmer4918]

hi Jasmine love the video and ur dress how's Aisha well i hope ? Ashley Australia

[@Yah-qe8jl]

Thank you Jasmine 🎉🎉🎉

[@JasmineAmaa]

🙏🏾

[@thetrickstersquinnkassie7939]

By the grace of God I meet and made some really good friends/family in Ghana. Its going on 2 years and we chat at least 1-2 times a week. I married a Ghanian and they love me and I love them. Our wedding was Lit and my family so beautiful and I love Ghana. It was very easy for me to meet people, I am very outgoing, friendly and open minded. I also know that you must be respectful of the culture and the differences. It is very laid back, pay is different so I advise having a job outside the country before you come that pays a high salary, remote work or some type of business venture/idea, the power goes out, there are a lot of holidays. But I love it and its beautiful. I drove this last visit and explored so much more. Can not wait to come back! I will be moving there in the next 3 years. I love Ghana!🙏💗😇

[@JasmineAmaa]

Love this 🥰

[@aminaplummer3294]

Girl, you are so on point. It is about time someone told it like it is. Too many diasporans come to Ghana with 'Rose coloured glasses' on. This is a dose of REALITY. Well done. 😊

[@km1526]

Love this video. Definitely will visit the land where my ancestors come from both Paternal/Maternal Ghana & Sierra Leone.

[@cliftondawkins1586]

Looking great AMA ❤ love the color 💚🔥💛

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u Clifton x

[@cliftondawkins1586]

@@JasmineAmaa hot 🔥 it up queen.

[@Ghanabound3000]

Great video with excellent content ! Well needed information. And like always you look amazing 😊

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you so much! X

[@arabaemelife7810]

Thank you for this sis. Some honesty (for once) is a breath of fresh air! I've grown up outside of Ghana, and have been extremely worried about moving back. Thanks for your perspective❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

U should visit, i am sure a lot has changed 🙏🏾❤️

[@Carmy_pierre]

Im Haitian but I can’t wait to visit Ghana

[@Afia0250]

Great video, Ama. Informative and straight to the point.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Afia ❤️

[@referref9515]

Thanks for the content, but the recording conditions are really bad. I almost gave up.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Sorry about that

[@omlive7867]

❤❤❤❤ the facts. I think you can rely these facts to when you move to any new country. It is about adaptation to change

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️

[@chariselindo1589]

Yes, you have to change and adapt. And I think coming from the diaspora you also have to keep in mind things will not always be as efficient so patience is important. Do not expect things to happen quickly!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Right on x

[@EmmanuelErukson]

This just showed how positive your mindset is

[@GHANAFUNTUBE]

Great content Jasmine . Watching from Bristol

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u xx

[@GHANAFUNTUBE]

@@JasmineAmaa always welcome. Let’s create again

[@aSlimtube]

Very realistic and well rounded. Thanks for sharing.

[@winfredkofiadams2363]

Proud of you dear 👍 ❤️❤️🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@oceejekwam6829]

Nice one Sister, thank you.

[@delwilliams4302]

Big Jazz with the info!!!!!💪🏾

[@JasmineAmaa]

🙏🏾💕

[@evehasmanyfaces3248]

Great video. Thank you!

[@pm-cw7ey]

This was well needed, well done! ❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

Glad u found it useful ❤️

[@donnab3183]

Nice information, thank you. 😊

[@JasmineAmaa]

You are Welcome 😊

[@rhogan7312]

Great video, thanks for sharing ❤

[@Iamstacyswift]

I swear that’s so true it’s so peaceful ☺️ that’s why I keep coming back

[@JoeBlow-tf4cc]

Is it peaceful around the Fulani's?

[@larryjackson5005]

Thanks!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u ☺️

[@larryjackson5005]

@JasmineAmaa ur very welcome b bless and keep up your great work.

[@doristhomas5761]

Wonderful! I am retired and want to move all my family there .

[@keithroberson5082]

Good job 👍🏾

[@sam7768]

Excellent submission, Ama.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you xx

[@Krisnagirlz]

Very good information it helped me to know what to expect

[@JasmineAmaa]

Happy to hear that ❤️

[@paulhavlik4865]

I lived in Komenda for 3 years (1964-67) as a child (8-11). Liked the beach but very isolating. Video hard to hear. Lots of background noise but glad you made it regardless.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Oh lovely. Will fix next time x

[@KammaDyn]

Ghanaians that have not traveled out don't really know what they have, when it comes to the peace they enjoy...

[@JasmineAmaa]

This is true but I wouldn’t say its just Ghanaians. Most of the time you can get comfortable wherever u live so its hard to compare anything until u move out of explore other places.

[@KammaDyn]

@@JasmineAmaa That's true though.

[@SherrieBumbray]

​@@JasmineAmaaI don't know, I've lived a lot of places. Including other African countries, I've never experienced this kind of peace. Ghanaians are built differently and I love being here, although I do wish we had Kenya's infrastructure and Rwand's cleanliness. 😂

[@py20]

Nana Ama, building meaningful human relationships is difficult everywhere around the world. Even with pets, it takes time and effort. Humans are complex beings and it takes us time to trust a stranger and bring him or her into our inner lives. Great observations, thanks.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yes, but it easy to assume its easy to form friendships here because of how friendly the people are here.

[@py20]

@@JasmineAmaa I get your point. However, I still think it is easier to do in Ghana, and Africa in general, compared to the West. I've lived with my American neighbors for 20+ years and I only know the name of one guy and it's not for lack of effort. In fact, there's a couple who wouldn't even respond when we say hello and it's not because of any conflict/problem between us.

[@Phil-nd2ug]

I am happy I watched your video, I heard that Ghana was a good place for a entrepreneur. I was thinking about opening up a McDonald's franchise because I heard that they don't have any. I will look somewhere else

[@cashmontoks]

You can’t open a McDonald’s franchise without McDonald’s permission

[@Phil-nd2ug]

@cashmontoks I have done that already dummy

[@Phil-nd2ug]

@cashmontoks I did that already idiot

[@awuradjoasimpson8453]

Well said Ama ❤❤❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️❤️

[@LuisA-sm2on]

Love the video but why would you try to record in such noisy venues???

[@JasmineAmaa]

Sorry

[@LotusSolespot]

Follow your bliss I be just smiling right along with you!!

[@yawtweneboa9445]

I am visiting the Aburi Gardens when I go to Ghana in December

[@l.e.sparklesfkaelliesparkl5875]

LOL! 😂😂😂. The somwone dancing next to the outbreak took me all the way out!

[@JasmineAmaa]

🤣

[@rudolphwillis5234]

Thank you for sharing this information

[@Debraclark900]

What is your opinion with the Beyond the-view in Absubi mountains

[@cliffstephens4256]

Thanks for the info. Next time film away from traffic. The background noise overwhelms.

[@ronaldchatman9144]

Please tell us each location you visited... beautiful and serene

[@emilefeltesse]

Thx so much! Isn't n°5 shot on Lagos Avenue ;) ?

[@howardcash8301]

Jasmine! Many Thanks! Great information! Yeah! P.S. That YELLOW dress becomes you!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Glad it was helpful! X

[@lisalee1675]

Ur right about everything you just mentioned.

[@aishan8788]

I love your content, it’s very informative. I would just say whenever possible you need to invest in a noise canceling microphone. Seeing you out in Ghana is great but the environment is sometimes way louder than you and your message is getting lost.

[@greenfestonline]

I enjoy your content, but work on the audio. The background / ambient sounds are distracting and negatively impact the presentation. I think a mic that isolates your voice from the ambient sounds would be a worthwhile investment.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks will do x

[@Kof_Believer]

Very candid. Love your channel

[@JasmineAmaa]

Appreciate u xx

[@1withtheuniverse824]

Thank you so much for this briefing. Your insight and POV while in Ghana makes me e cited at the prospect of relocation there. Well done. Oh and you are workimg that dress. ❤🌻

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u x

[@IgnatiusSanya]

I enjoy your video from 🇸🇪 born kenya

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u xx