MEET MY GHANAIAN DAD | Why He Moved To The UK, Deportation, Having Mixed Race Kids and more

Introducing you all to my dad! He answers your questions such as How to make your kids embrace their heritage, My dads thoughts on the diaspora moving back to Ghana, being in an Interracial marriage, having mixed race kids, Why my dad moved from Ghana to the UK 40 years ago & would he ever move back to Ghana? and more!
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[@VanessaKanbi]

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[@brentgoff1388]

I also love osibisa ,when u were a baby,ur mother told me not to play with fire aah eeeh.

[@buzejnr]

Greatest Respect to You and Your Dad. 😊

[@tvs9978]

Absolutely, part 2 pleaaase 🍒🍒🍒🤩

[@OnaopsyPopsy]

Please do a Part 2 with your dad

[@bevz90]

Yes! It would be interesting if you went to Kumasi with your Dad and showed us Behenase.

[@yasminjamaal]

“If you grew up and wanted to be a carpenter, fine...” ❤️🙌🏽Shout out to all the supportive parents out there.

[@patrickamedzro8439]

T trees

[@paulkwarteng5118]

I am your no 1 fun. For promoting Ghana. Vannisa you and Maya I cherish you guys much. KEEP DOING WHAT YOU DO.

[@Delboy0]

I am watching this video and her dad is from the same area as my dad and looks and sounds identical to my dad this is trippy lol

[@codjoeify]

Pops is cool. He lets things be unlike a lot of these African parents competing amongst themselves to see who can raise the best lawyers, engineers and doctors. Love his vibe. Let the kid be the best goat hearder as long as he's happy. Be you.

[@pokopon1236]

Mohammed Codjoe Like．

[@nykwarti]

Or African parents trying to raise the best Children who cannot speak their native tongue.

[@ritaokigbo1297]

@Mohammed Codjoe your right as he is the type of African parent that one needs. Allow you to do chose the career you want. Not stuck in you must be a doctor, lawyer, engineer or accountant. Good on him see the relationship he has with his daughter.

[@seidualisampare3373]

is that ANGOLA ?

[@ambassmindiedi8911]

Mohammed codjoe, you are absolutely right ,I am from DRC and I have seen some of my people do it, throw a party, have arguments because their kids have finished uni only for some of them to end up doing what they did not go to school for, for me I let my kids choose their own path with a little bit of advice from me , as long as they are happy in what they are doing that is fine by me

[@amaafriyie2126]

Your dad is awesome Vanessa. Very intelligent man and has raised wonderful children. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Hahahhah thats the same awnser my dad would give. I didnt want to confuse you 😩. Great interview tho your dad seems very nice 🥰

[@nanakforever7]

I’d love to watch an interview with your dad as well @The Acheampaong Family❤️❤️❤️

[@pokopon1236]

The Acheampong Family Like．

[@thyeocroft205]

Hi Aceampongs

[@nykwarti]

We are so ignorant with that confuse you. They love everything Western and hate everything African.

[@raiethefantibae]

Jemima Ansah yh we know that now but this wasn’t common knowledge back in the day when our parents came over here

[@more_money5583]

Your dad seem like a very chill person!

[@nanabadu7079]

We want your Scottish mum next

[@stevenspikip5084]

agree

[@denzelgoviral]

i just meet your dad in edinburgh ahah he recommended us to watch your video!

[@VanessaKanbi]

😫😫😫 Door to Door marketing lol.

[@denzelgoviral]

Vanessa Kanbi hahah he’s so cool 👏🏾 bless you

[@ibexy]

No need for him to explain too much. We can see one of his achievements sitting right next to him!

[@frankygee3752]

Thank you for sharing this conversation with your father 👍🏾 My mother is like you half black half white, my father from Ghana but same as you he didn't teach us our original language And I really can't understand this position or attitude since language it's an important part of the culture

[@adupako1057]

Try and let your dad tell you about your background in Ghana and you will figure the spirit in you. One day you will force your self to come without thinking about anything.

[@noisycomment1990]

My guess: you're a biracial child (possibly in a predominantly white community). So you're already different. In their view, probably easiest for you to just "fit in" best you can by picking one lane and staying in it.

[@frankygee3752]

@@noisycomment1990 what? Me biracial? Means my mother white my father black! I guess you didn't read..so I suggest to better to do so! I'm not biracial..almost regret it for posting! And believe me it..doesn't matter shit where I live..my heart and thinking is pure black and always has been..so don't give me advice about what I am or else... telling me picking lanes..who tf are you to open your mouth on me like that?! Leave it!

[@BearingMySeoul]

​@@noisycomment1990 This is a mistake a lot of people who've never lived as minorities make. They don't realize that their kids will ABSOLUTELY pick up the majority language and culture because that's where they spend most of the day but they'll completely lose their native culture/language if it isn't emphasized every time there's an opportunity. :/

[@nanaopp852]

@@frankygee3752 h

[@DebraSMILELaDyJohnson]

Your Dad is amazing, honest and laid back followed his dreams and passed it on, I gave up everything in USA 🇺🇸 2018 To Start over in Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤️ at 65 yrs, FREEDOM , Volta Region Ho , feel at home at last , this show was such a JOY!

[@Crob100]

You are so inspirational.....good for you!

[@alhadifarjalla]

@@Crob100 hey

[@vaughncunningham2291]

Monique Hines sister if you never felt at home in America what makes you think you’re going to feel at home in Europe the same problems that you face here you are going to face in Europe you have to remember anywhere that there are white people you are going to have racism Africa is your home it’s the only place for you !!!!!!

[@johnlembo2955]

@Monique Hines relocating to Europe is like escaping smoke only finding yourself onto fire . Visit here in Tanzania, maybe you'll love to make it your home , its heaven on earth here!

[@sheenaturner5633]

Debra I have so many questions. How can i contact You

[@anthonywahome20]

Just loving the background terrain

[@SammyJ96]

Me too!

[@nanabadu7079]

Same here bro,

[@flourishingme7208]

She is a good content designer or the person she hires is creative

[@christophemuhigira4679]

Old brother, I am from Rwanda in Canada, an economist by education but an elementary teacher in Canada...since 1993...what a wasted life!...now I am planning to go to retire back to Rwanda...and I will...I wish one day to save even one single African young man from leaving greener pasture of Africa...I failed...respect for you old bro!

[@hosealong3930]

Your dad seems like a pretty cool dude. 😎 Enjoyed the interview.

[@melrussell8736]

How sweet. Beautiful hearing from people who have moved countries and their life history. Ghanians are beautiful people.

[@richardserkyere9713]

Of course we are

[@hamsummer964]

Dad is all about “going with the flow of life”.😅😅

[@re-newed5312]

The older some people get and experience life, their mindset becomes more free. My grandparents are prime examples.

[@SonofthewindsInc]

Bless him. Has a lovely Daughter!

[@franwern519]

Vanessa so mad of her Dad because she does not understand any Ghanaian language, now that she become so in love with Ghana. Her Dad: You have plenty of time to learn it...haha :-)

[@kingjulien7300]

He should have thought her

[@cinnamonstar808]

he is the kind of black men that made Africa fall from grace.

[@ChantaBrite]

It's hard learning a new language as an adult.

[@kingjulien7300]

@Black Minoan barima u know what i meant

[@kingjulien7300]

@Black Minoan thanks for the correction

[@4pancello]

Makossa is a type of music in Cameroon!! My heritage... How beautiful ❤

[@driziiD]

Makossa reached me in Nigeria too, we danced to Makossa instead of teletubies!

[@4EverHome]

Osibisa music is bringing memories. Excellent Interview!

[@goodtobecaring4035]

Very intellectual and intelligent man

[@fremekwame]

All I heard was OSEI KWAME! 😍

[@romiche3207]

😅

[@KOBENGDARKO]

You have a good father.

[@Kamadev888]

So are you!

[@bismarkadu-num5834]

Asanteni "prayman" ni paa 😂 , but seriously your Dad did good by you guys #awesomedad

[@Godmann2]

Hahaha! Yes he is

[@yeamaneal5652]

Oh Wow! Such a wonderful blessing to have your dad. He is super cool. My late father also migrated from Sierra Leone (by way of Liberia) and became a nurse in America.

[@pokopon1236]

Yeama Neal Like．

[@kaybee3757]

Interesting discussion. Thanks for sharing. We hope to see you and mom too. 😙

[@VanessaKanbi]

She's not really one for the camera... my dad however is haha.

[@SKYBELLE]

Wow we get to see Mr Kanbi, such insight and wisdom to gleen

[@aussies_are_white0057]

Is He her real dad?

[@olawi100]

He speaks from the heart. He also has a very mature and pragmatic perspective. Thanks for sharing this with us 🙏🏽

[@anthonyacquah8340]

It is not easy being mixed race but it is you the individual who decides your cultural belonging taking account of all your experiences. There is good and bad in both cultures but I have found that the African side of my culture are more accepting of me than the white.

[@akusabiiga]

Very good interview and we will like to see a part two talking about your other siblings and how he met your mom.

[@albertodelurbano7755]

Dad’s favourite food: Goat Meat Vanessa: disgusting 🤣🤣🤣 Glad you did this interview❤️ Love from Alaska 💕

[@mykelsackey8034]

What!!! in Alaska

[@albertodelurbano7755]

Mykel Sackey yea 😂 you sound shocked 🤣

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

The question to him was what is his favourite Ghanaian food, not favourite meat. So why did he respond by saying goat meat? I don't get it. Vanessa should have clarified and asked the question again.

[@tvs9978]

@@denniscasely-hayford3245 why can't goat meat be his favorite? Sometimes I go to restaurants just to order goat meat.

[@albertodelurbano7755]

Max689 chill, it was just funny how he responded 😂

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Your Dad is big deal.

[@RaysOfLoveChannel]

Yes, that's true

[@jozah2148]

Best ever content. I love it, nice to see you Dad. He Talked about Osibisa which make me wonder how old he is. He looks a lot younger compare to the band group he talked about. Good memories. Thanks, well done.

[@VanessaKanbi]

He moved to the UK 40 yrs ago that should give you an estimate :)

[@danielkanbi9245]

I am 68yrs old but very young in my mind. 😉😉

[@jozah2148]

@@danielkanbi9245 Thank you sir, I remember Osibisa when I was very Young in Africa before I came to UK. So I thought, surely, everyone in that band group must be old now, anyone that can remember the band must be old too - But looking at you Sir, you look very young! I remember vividly how my older sister's husband will play Osibisa, Jimmy Cliff and Jim Reeves music at at the Police barrack were we lived. The beating of the conga blasting away and everyone singing and gyrating to the music of Osibisa. I remember Sir, I cleaned Every inch, including four wooding legs stand of that Ivory Gramophone (smudge-free with some very smelly brown cleaning liquid stuff) every Sunday before they delicately place a polished vinyl record; The continuous non-stop playing vinyl record after another! My Sunday. LOL. PS: I thought the Ivory on the Gramophone were made of biscuit fingers. Oh dear - good memories! Your daughter is wonderful, truth be known, she is the real reason why today the world have the best African You Tuber - Wode Maya! The interview with you sir, was really nice and so cool! Maybe we might get to see you play your favourite instrument sometime...

[@xMissTix]

I automatically like anyone who speaks Ga.... Issa vibe 🇬🇭

[@globalcetzen5271]

I am Erveh but I speak and write Ga, as well as Twi.

[@bullybeast585]

Fasho

[@bullybeast585]

@@globalcetzen5271 can you teach me?

[@brivafitness7340]

Ga tribe are originally from Benin Kingdom in present day Edo State Nigeria.

[@mcmillanmckay3130]

I am mixed Scottish and Ghanaian too and these just made me smile until the end.

[@goodtobecaring4035]

You did the best thing in interviewing your dad. What a lovely man.

[@danielkofiboadux]

Been waiting for this and he has my name! Daniel great man

[@brentgoff1388]

When is a video coming?

[@danielkofiboadux]

Brent Goff you mean a new video ?

[@VanessaKanbi]

🤣

[@danielkofiboadux]

Vanessa Kanbi lol 😂 we from the same tribe !

[@pokopon1236]

Daniel Boadu Office Like ．

[@star_light_kid]

You call goat meat disgusting. How dare you? 😤

[@a.kyaadie]

😂😂😂

[@rednaxelaguitar]

Thanks for this interview! One love from a Jamaican brother who looks to Ghana as the original homeland.

[@Marie0575]

Nice to finally meet your dad, he seems like a pretty cool guy. He did good by you and your sister.

[@pokopon1236]

livelove &laugh Like．

[@Marie0575]

@@pokopon1236 I cant evidently say he is a cool guy the fact that I've never met him in person. You do know it's not a wrong thing to say about someone? Do I need to explain really? Pokopon123, have a blessed day.

[@smkkkkky]

Watching ur dad reminds me of mine...His mannerisms and erfin. Great interview

[@pokopon1236]

Say it Like．

[@sev7397]

@Adi Adeee Dude relax

[@dedeola4641]

Quite a nice father, living his life and allowing his children lead good lives.

[@rae8669]

Yes +233 is a vibe!!!

[@pokopon1236]

Nigeria Biz Review Like．

[@tatjanatramontana2520]

" A good person is a good person." 💙

[@collinsamount519]

I felt that

[@lgnawa]

I might not agree about your father's issues with teaching his European born children, his own African language or even thinking about moving back to Africa. But at least he took you to visit Africa at an early age. So you never became totally disconnected with Africa as it may be the case for others in your situation. I hear that your sister relocated to Ghana. Does she have a youtube channel? Or did you have any video or interview with her? I would like to hear her perpective about her journey in the opposite direction of her father?

[@VanessaKanbi]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKu7ppmngJ5mqbM interview with my sis

[@lgnawa]

@@VanessaKanbi I just watched it. Very nice.

[@rakghana]

I have fallen in love with your channel 💕

[@cloudtumi9304]

Me too 💖

[@nevisscot7697]

A wise man. Embraces life not colour..not a victim.

[@teemadarif8243]

@darrell1903 racism and colorism is no good for humanity . why are you on the platform of a person of mixed Ethnicity ?

[@doreendklutz6400]

Pity, he thought teaching you Asante or Ga would “confuse you.” I bet you, he wouldn’t mind, if you were learning French, Spanish or another European language together with English. Typical African Diaspora!

[@Richdollabill]

And that is typical. What do we do with it

[@oti-0088]

Tell me about it. many African diaspora think that. its such a pity. The only people i have seen talk to their kids in their language from day one are the Mexicans and other Spanish speaking nations. Their kids grow up bilingual and even become the interpreters for their parents.

[@doreendklutz6400]

Oti-008 East Asians as well as Eastern Europeans

[@narrowway9537]

Where i come from all our children speak their creole language. Factually most of us speak 4 languages.

[@Kamadev888]

yo yo yo! Have sum RISPEKT! Many parent think learnin two+ languages will confuse da kid!

[@doreenayi3751]

This man reminds me of a more softer spoken version of my dad loved it Vanessa, would love to see you interview your mum just to get the female perspective of marrying a black man from Gana embracing Gana as much as she must have for you and your sister to Love it as much as you do. Keep up the good work!

[@tvs9978]

"A good person is a good person..... It doesn't matter if they're black, blue, yellow or green". 🖤💙💛💚 Such an important message. I've watched this 3 times already Vanessa. Thanks 😊

[@shawnm5692]

Yes it doesn't matter but understand that mixing people leads a civilization to war.

[@tvs9978]

@@shawnm5692 only when there are small minded people like Hitler in the mix

[@shawnm5692]

@@tvs9978 with that mentality expect to continue having the same issues over and over again

[@tvs9978]

@@shawnm5692 oh you mean that little Hitlers with your mindset will keep popping up? Sure, there are bigots and misguided people in every generation, but goodness and common sense will eventually prevail and the cowards eventually meet their demise so no worries

[@shawnm5692]

@@tvs9978 You can be vague and delusional all you want but there are people that don't want your bad decisions to effect them. Are you going to force everyone to suffer?

[@kenekai9296]

What difference does it make if you were an economic migrant or not? A migrant is migrant, period - you left your homeland for someone else's for a reason. Migrating for purely economic reasons is no crime.

[@leoakujor688]

Vanessa, thank you for the video interview with your dad. I personally love your videos shows. I wish you the best. I hope one day to see you face to face. You are awesome lady. Remain blessed.

[@rburias80]

U look so pretty vanessa just like d beautiful nature behind..god bless

[@SirKnobofCheese]

Scotland looks Beautful as ever.

[@4hisglory365]

This was nice to watch. I love your dad's Ghanian Scottish accent!!

[@UK_60]

I loveeeeeeeee goat meat...pepper soup #1 delicacy and I grew up in the west!

[@macosbyanthony896]

I love this your dad's words "A good person is a good person"

[@LLL3712]

I totally agree with him.

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

Wow! Your dad looks like my dad and uncles!🥁🇯🇲🥁🇯🇲

[@mpakempake3235]

I love the chemistry.Communication is key to father-daughther/son relationship.Great Job

[@osisiomaoh2114]

Thank you lovely sister for recognizing your father and beautiful place he come from!!! You are blessed ❤️✌️

[@Karl__Pierre]

GOAT 🐐 is delicious!!!! Whatcha talking bout Vanessa! Lol

[@VanessaKanbi]

I’m veggie 🤣

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@VanessaKanbi so are they lol. But I get it.

[@lgnawa]

@@VanessaKanbi vegetables are disgusting ha ha. I can't believe eat only vegetables like cows. Ha ha. But to each is own. I love goat meat. Jamaican carry goat is delicious.

[@johnl6838]

It’s so obvious how close you and your dad are. That’s a blessing.

[@Richdollabill]

WHAT! She doesn't look like she really knew him well. But if she is learning him now, it is well.

[@thandisilec835]

Richdollabill same also thought it looks like she admires him a lot but not overly familiar with him. Seems a bit distanced

[@pastorrobsonresponde9492]

Ola. Parabéns pelo canal! Eu tenho muita simpatia por Ghana. Depois do meu Brasil🇧🇷, é uma das minhas seleções preferidas de futebol na copa do mundo. Além disso tenho muita vontade de conhecer esse lindo país e também realizar intercâmbio para aprender a falar bem inglês.

[@akeem1221]

True you can learn the language Vanessa, just go for it. I learn my mothers language at 22.

[@gglewis1718]

Aww.... this was a beautiful interview and quite lovely hearing your dad intake on things👌🏾😃😊😊💖💖💖💖

[@pokopon1236]

GG Lewis Like ,

[@paulaoyedele2081]

What a beautiful outlook on love. And he did not have any negative experiences. That is something we need to hear, especially now with such racial tensions worldwide.

[@castles83]

u look like your Dad ☺️

[@emmanuelmafuvwe6532]

Very true💯

[@benjaminsmith2287]

Yes, a lot like him.

[@Godmann2]

She's beautiful just like the dad

[@thedaughterofalmightygod2345]

I would love to see your Mom. You are Beautiful and your Beauty Radiate. Your Dad is Handsome and Seem soo Kind and Polite.

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

Her father's generation that travelled out of west Africa were largely not economic migrants. Usually post late 70s and1980s. But from 80s onward, a flood of economic migrants traveled out enmass. I am from Nigeria. I had family friends and cousins who would just go on holiday and come back. Then our currency was stronger than US dollar and at par with UK pound. But the moment the exchange rate skyrocketed, people had more economic reasons to travel. Most that left Nigeria to study in the 70s and before usually had jobs and cars waiting. Life was good then.

[@myrtisallotey8928]

As for interracial couples my mom said "there's a man and a woman, that's enough, color has nothing to do with it."

[@janiceje3807]

Your mom is a wise woman God bless her.

[@ghanaempressajourneyhome4266]

Uh???😳😳😳

[@Dtella55]

Love it...my great grandfather Asante...Ashanti!

[@KevinAfoakwah]

What!! he is from my hometown. Behenase, anwiankwanta 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@NathanKwadade]

Unpopular Egyptian Voice probably that’s where the Ashantis are from

[@a.konadu4010]

@@unpopularegyptianvoice3689 it means "under" something.

[@fuzzbuzz6859]

This was brilliant, my dad also came over from Ghana and trained to be a nurse but a psychiatric nurse. Love your dad’s outlook on life, he’s awesome and really interesting 🤗

[@BRUSEMISSIONTRAVEL]

Vanessa thanks for introducing us to your father.

[@yonab8649]

It’s always disheartening to hear when a parent of African decent didn’t teach their kids their native language. So sad to me to see that. Other ethnic groups it’s a must for their next gen to know. Shows how deep colonization ran through us. Great interview.

[@pokopon1236]

Yona B Like．

[@nanamalik9052]

I completely agree with your comments

[@africanqueen4943]

Everyone is not the same. I was born and raised in the UK and was bought up bilingual in my mother language. My father was a economic migrant and bought my mother over to Wales. But it can be difficult to learn the language if there is only one parent that speaks to the child in the mother tongue. Please let’s not judge him as we have all our flaws. At the end of the day he has a beautiful daughter & has raised her to be a lovely human being that is so passionate about her Ghanaian culture. May Allah bless this beautiful family.

[@yonab8649]

Zainab Nur My girl why would you think are assume that’s casting judgement? I’m only pointing out one of many things that goes on when you mix cultures. Let me show you. I am Jamaican born, bread in NYC. Brooklyn. All and I mean all of children know my native language. Culture. And tht is thanks to my Jamaican mother. She made sure all of us knew where we come from and how important it is to have and love our culture. When we immigrated to the US our culture had to adjust cuz we’re in a new land. You see we didn’t change it we adjusted due to the new society. When I was out of the home I spoke their language. When I was inside my home I spoke my native language. That’s one example. Next example is two parents mixing their culture ( marriage) even the if one parent isn’t in the home. That child still comes from two cultures. If the parents are married, living in the same household. There should be no dam excuse. Period. If separated. When your with mom, she teaches you her culture. When your with dad, he teaches you his. That’s all. Some parents are dam lazy or they don’t respect nor love where they come from to put in the work. Not saying this is what Vanessa’s dad did. But people must know. When you mix cultures. You need to know what your doing. Especially when you produce off springs. My son’s father is Italian and he don’t teach him his language or culture. I don’t care cuz my baby knows mines

[@nanamalik9052]

@@yonab8649 I do actually sympathize with the situation if it's a marriage between people of different racial and cultural background.What I find difficult to understand is two full blooded Africans or Ghanaians that decides to deprived their children of their native tongue.And this happens a lot here in America and elsewhere in the Western hemisphere.It almost seems like they are ashamed of their African tongue.

[@louannescott5908]

Loved the interview with your dad. The dad and daughter relationship was a joy to see. I could feel the love between both of you. Your dad is articulate and well spoken. Hopefully we will continue seeing more of him as well as the rest of your family. I am going to subscribe to your channel. Continued Blessings to both of you!!!

[@pokopon1236]

Lou Anne Scott Like．

[@nimrom.3008]

Beautiful blessing.💚👌👍

[@fulefunk]

Really enjoyed this interview. Great content as usual!

[@DaCleva1]

"It wouldn't of been confusing it would've been great"...I felt that. 😩😫😭....Awesome interview though. I wonder what traits you and your sister got from y'all parents.

[@xdmooo]

The background is so scenic, makes me want to move to Scotland or is it edited background :)

[@adupako1057]

Is a river. Look nice

[@VanessaKanbi]

It’s not edited 🤣 it’s in Scotland - Dunkeld to be specific

[@zandramorgan440]

Such a pity, all children of mixed heritages, should be bilingual. I hope you can speak the Native Scottish language Vanessa. 🤗🤗

[@kosewa1]

Omg!!! This was very nice!!! I enjoyed this interview.

[@brentgoff1388]

Why?,why?,why?make us wait for so long 💔👌👌👌👌💗

[@akwasimensabonsu2899]

Nice interview with your dad

[@cory_aqua]

Oh my goodness I know that band lol.😂😂😂 Small world I heard that song in Uk (80’s) Great video Vanessa.

[@uncleato5553]

Very good interview with ur dad!!

[@karies77]

Awesome video and your dad is a cool guy!

[@abenaasieduaa5495]

"A good person is a good person no matter the race".

[@teemadarif8243]

One race-Human

[@dannyel1]

I like your Dad. Old G. He did his best and seeing him still kicking means he did his things straight. About the so called Bei racial children a child is who the father is. Be proud. Stay well, stay safe.

[@brilarouch8969]

Only a true musician could be that progressively cool , intelligent and obviously a functional father. Wonderful interview.

[@BibsyP]

No disrespect but so many parents whose first language is not English always say that they don't want to teach their children their mother tongue. So short sighted. Whilst they speak two or more languages. It is so disappointing. Losing a languages cuts us off from a large part of our heritage.

[@alainkalonji6450]

Very nice interview Vanessa.Your daddy he is an independent spirit and a good man.I like his statement about marrying outside his or her ethnic community; A good person is a good person, and a good woman is a good woman, doesn't matter the color but your compatibility with the partner.Very wise. Two thumbs up !!!.Very eager to see part II of the interview !!!

[@kesaku8133]

Lol omg my parents say the same thing about teaching me my Ghanaian language..”I didn’t want to confuse you” Lool now I have to go and learn it myself

[@theophilusahene-akwa4736]

This dude has two Kradins, that's crazy. Kwame and Kwaku. So he was born on two days? Great video though.

[@adwoagyamfua1044]

Hahaha 😅 😂 🤣

[@spacewerks]

Friend, it is not strange with two names ; I am also from Bekwai - Kensere, born On Tuesday and named after my grandfather who was born on Thursday. So some people call me Kwabena (Tuesday) and others call me Yaw (Thursday) and I respond to all of them. Please, learn other cultures

[@addaetenkamenin5853]

I think it is a shame your farther did not ensure you learnt your language. He does not seem to love his homeland. Aparently a nice man but lacking culturally, in my opion perhaps I have missed something.

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

"Free -Spirit!" Dis is IT!🥁🥁

[@juniordunkley2751]

This thing about confusing children by teaching children another language I've heard before it it totally false children have the capacity to learn any number of languages far from confusing them it will enhance their lives you can actually speak your native language at home because children will still become fluent in the host countries language through school and through media

[@michaelalexander4205]

Your dad has good vibes. Great interview.

[@this_is_africa]

Your father is a hero an example of great appeal as he did not let colour rule the way he made his life decisions.

[@NanaKNOwusu]

Amansie in the house. Shout out from Anwia Nkwanta, Manso-Mem, and Antoakrom.

[@mikeytv5805]

Where u from??

[@yaapapabi8074]

Antoakrom in the house😁😁😁😘👊

[@mikeytv5805]

@@yaapapabi8074 yeah im from antoakrom too

[@yaapapabi8074]

Am also from Antoakrom ooo lol

[@mikeytv5805]

@@yaapapabi8074 ok thats nice...where are u currently?

[@Comedyvibes]

Jesus loves you and he wants you to accept him as your lord and saviour