Living In Ghana | Biggest Cape Coast Market | Life In West Africa - Ep 53

[@obidobabue1175]

Ong i envy u guys. Ghana is sweet. All fresh organic products

[@TheEvans]

It all tastes so fresh and natural. Bell pepper, pineapple, and mango are especially good here. Thanks for watching Obidoba! ~TE

[@kehindeemiabata4032]

I love your laugh

[@samuelkyei2888]

That was really funny!!!

[@TheEvans]

There is never a dull moment at Kotokuraba Market. Thank you so much for watching Samuel! ~TE

[@eved8431]

Nice showing us cape coast my city.❤❤❤

[@TheEvans]

I love the busy streets! The occasional loud argument can be funny sometimes as well. Thank you for your comment Eve! ~TE

[@eved8431]

@@TheEvans They do that all the time but this petty arguments never becomes violent. I was laughing my ass off when the woman was chasing the man with the whipping cane. I hope you will be able to show us Oguaa Fetu Afahye (festival of cape coast )

[@KASully]

Club Direct (British travel insurance) managing director Brent Escott said that “Coconuts kill around 150 people worldwide each year, which makes them about ten times more dangerous than sharks” .

[@williamhanson4154]

You are at the Chapel Square. I can see the area on your video. I was born there and had my education there also. We are the original Oguaa boys.

[@TheEvans]

Yes. It is a great area. Busy and exciting with so many good shops. An honor to meet one of the original Oguaa boys! Thank you for watching! ~TE

[@diaryofayummymommy]

I live in Cape Coast. I love Kotokruba market too! I thought you live in Elmina?

[@TheEvans]

Yes we do. When we have errands around Cape Coast, we always stop at the market as well. Thanks for watching Mommy! ~TE

[@yaaasantewaa6193]

By the way those are and were dungeons for captured enslaved Afrikans !!!

[@TheEvans]

That’s a fact.