My First Trip to Africa - Discovering The Roots.

Ghanaians are generally warm and welcoming. I love that they say, “welcome home” when they meet me. I felt home.

[@redgoldgreen9960]

Hello from Washington DC, I was in GHANA 🇬🇭 last month for 4weeks. I went to Cape Coast dangerous castle and ABURI MOUNTAINS. Was crying when I was returning to DC. I will be back October

[@mfleur3708]

I was in Ghana from Jan 22nd through Feb 5th. We could have crossed paths! ❤️

[@KwakuAmaniampongKyerefo]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ldsane1958]

Your comment gave me goosebumps... ... Ghana 🇬🇭 the land we love ♥️ Glad you made it Back Home 🏡

[@amosuzanne1529]

@@ldsane1958 u can check lands in prampram next time you come to Ghana. Nice sea view and very cheap

[@ldsane1958]

@@amosuzanne1529 thanks Suzanne.

[@KLUDUP]

I’m here because of thumbnail with her drinking the soup from the asanka! Love it 😂🙌🏾

[@thebill8891]

Really appreciate seeing an American being real not some ppl even Ghanaians who behave like they Americans

[@mariancounsellor]

My last visit to Ghana was so long ago in 2011. I can’t wait to travel there again, it was the best country I’ve ever been to. My dad was Ghanaian and he got sick returned to the UK and sadly passed away but we returned him to Ghana.

[@mfleur3708]

Sorry about your dad. You should definitely go back to Ghana for a visit. You’d probably enjoy it even more today - they are growing rapidly. I’m pretty sure it has developed a lot since 2011.

[@mariancounsellor]

@@mfleur3708 Thank you and yes, it will definitely have changed a lot since 2011 and I can’t wait to travel to Ghana again.

[@gidyonosiejnr5563]

Be quick to pay a visit a explore the opportunities there.

[@dorisglover6636]

😢so sorry for your loss

[@harrybanks5607]

I watched this one twice because your inquisitiveness and joy are contagious and congratulations on your land purchase!

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. 😊

[@thebill8891]

She looks so happy being home Leave behind the brainwashed ones and be home

[@mfleur3708]

I was indeed very happy to be home. I look forward to going back soon. :)

[@Korewaa-GhBizGirl]

This is the realest video on discovering your roots that I have watched...No bells and whistles just raw and honest. Akwaaba 🙂

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you!

[@charlesansah3365]

Nice one welcome home

[@mfleur3708]

@@charlesansah3365 thank you. 😊

[@networkdebarrongh5094]

Africa where happiness belongs too 🤣✨✨✨✨🙏🏾

[@azuizunna515]

Jus subscribed. Your first time in Africa, u didn't see but u believed wow!. As a mother cares for her children so shall the "motherland" cares for you.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@drwraith6707]

Thanks for choosing to have a piece of Mama Africa. Love your energy. You got a new subscriber

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@gmog7857]

Unbelievable she eats better with her hand than even most Ghanaians. Very nice

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@jamessquare]

Haitian girl, fufu is a staple in the Jeremie area in Haiti. They call it tomtom. It is made from breadfruit and plantain.

[@mfleur3708]

Hi. I was surprised to learn this after my trip to Ghana. I was told they use breadfruit and Okra. I suppose some may also use plantain.

[@jamessquare]

@@mfleur3708 I had it in the town of Abricots with breadfruit. It was served with a crab soup with okra. And no chewing.

[@mfleur3708]

@@jamessquare that sounds super tasty. Still can’t grasp the no chewing part tho. :-)

[@mikelantern148]

@@mfleur3708 haha you're saved the chewing because it's pounded and soft enough to swallow without chewing.

[@stephenamoakwa3666]

@@mfleur3708 hi beauty can you send me your number

[@yeboah2890]

You can really live in Africa. I love you.

[@nataliehamilton5044]

I can’t wait to go!! My husband n I are visiting soon n planning on moving our family there!!!I will be a pile of tears when Jehovah’s blesses me and return me n my family to our motherland!!

[@mfleur3708]

Hi. I’m excited for you and your family. Definitely a good idea to visit before moving. Good luck on your future journey. ❤️

[@scotedat7065]

We can't wait to see you here too

[@f6876]

Ghana is a vibe ❤️🇬🇭

[@mutawakilsalifu5373]

Wow @cape cost with that bob marly song Buffalo Soja made me emotional . Welcome home sweet sister our ancestors told me to tell you that they proud of you 👍 😍❤️

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@somewhereinafrica7350]

Your song selection on point 👌

[@mariancounsellor]

I love your vibe and how you interact with the people of Ghana. There’s still so many people in the diaspora who have ridiculous ideas about Africa. The most ridiculous thing I heard was that Giraffes wander around in the streets of Africa 🙄

[@mfleur3708]

Thanks for watching. Ghanaians are good people. They make Africa sound scary to discourage us from going.

[@naakodia6130]

Your joy and vibe is contagious.I just had to hit the subscribe button.Great energy✌🏿😄

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video. 😊

[@evemason3456]

When I eat fufu I chew it. I know that it is traditional to swallow in some cultures but do as you please so that you can enjoy the meal. The main thing is to enjoy it.

[@ldsane1958]

Happy for you lady , also glad you had fun . Welcome home 🏠🌸💕

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@danielennin6029]

One love!That is the spirit 👍

[@somewhereinafrica7350]

It's the dance at the end for me 😂😂😂

[@naakodia6130]

That was really fun to watch 😂

[@donbsweet5001]

Great video! I think we called fufu in the north of Haiti "foufou". I spent a month in Ghana around 2002. It's a good feeling to set foot on the motherland.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. It was certainly a good feeling.

[@african-history-fountain]

You mean you SPELT it that way. You call it the same thing they call it.

[@pitersoncolin6381]

LOVE your video!

[@georgemireku1400]

Great content, very impressive. I'm so glad you have your land...

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@TyroneBlackman7]

Absolutely love your vibe. New sub here. Looking forward to more content.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@benchleyb]

New subscriber here. Love your content and your energy. Look forward to more content. Welcome to Mama Africa! #AfricaForAfricans

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@shirlet.bgyamfi3636]

Welcome home my dear sister God bless you. Enjoy your stay.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you 🙏

[@asemotablessingtv3070]

Lovely music 🎶.

[@KAPAK108]

Vous êtes une vrai fleur ma soeur, très belle. Fantastic video . Welcome home to Ghana cherie.

[@mfleur3708]

Merci. 😊

[@henrybain1593]

I'm a New subscriber congrats on your land purchase love the realness in you videos Mama Africa I love it someday I will be there

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. I hope you will make it there soon. 😊

[@AishaLaDon]

Yessssss ! Congrats sis. Ghana is amazing.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you sister. ❤️🇬🇭

[@papacheezie2838]

MY BAD NUBIAN QUEEN eye thought eye was on another PLATFORM MUCH RESPECT AND CONGRATS GO OUT TOO U ON UR BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY CONTINUE ON TOO THE MOTHER LAND/ ALCUBULIAN BLESS UP ONE LUV MELINATED FAMILY BLISSING!

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@teteobotanpa8550]

Well done lady. Welcome home.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@BrowncoatBlue]

Great, great, great video! New subscriber!❤️🙏🏾

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@DanDan-ii1vx]

Nice video, One was having so much fun but I think the young fisherman felt as tho he was being laughed at. Tradition says swallow but physiology of digestion says chew 😆

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. In the end he understood that I was not making fun of him. I adored him. 😁

[@beatricemensah1817]

Well done sister it's in your gine good job Well come home (AKWABA)💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you, sister. 😊

[@migf27]

I love you already!!! I really enjoyed this video.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. Happy you enjoyed it. 😊

[@donaldekpo1817]

Best content so far in a very long time..

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@snowball6175]

Buffalo soldier part got me to subscribed....

[@kofisugar]

Loved the music.. Gr8t video

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@mr.afrikaano8672]

I love the video and the music you played

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@caphusnho]

Beautiful sister in the beautiful motherland , the shoe fits...

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@evansbempong3502]

Awesome video my sister Welcome to the motherland

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@TimusPrime]

Nice video sis! I'm encouraged! My wife and I plan to make our first trip to Africa this year and hoping to relocate in coming years!

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you and good luck to you on your future journey to the Motherland. I am excited for you and your wife. 😊

[@blokblok2009]

Awesome! Experience

[@mfleur3708]

Indeed. 😊

[@estherkumi6437]

I love the way you ate the fufu you really tried

[@evadailyevadailyonline]

thanks so much sister for the vlog

[@papacheezie2838]

AKWAABA EMPRESS LIZZABITTY MUCH RESPECT 1LUV GREAT VIDEO! COME TOO THE MOTHER LAND/ALCUBULIAN KNOW THYSELF! AND OUR ANCESTORS STORY 1LUV MUCH RESPECT CONGRATULATIONS ON THE JOURNEY OF UR LIFE! ASE'ASE '

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@AfricanParrotTv]

Africa is a beautiful place

[@hieulengotran5093]

I love africa and you

[@mfleur3708]

🙏

[@africanmindsetseries]

Great video... You seem to be at home in Ghana. Akwaba 🇬🇭

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@mariefrank3257]

I'm also Haitian but I live in albany n'y. I would love to go to ghana.

[@mfleur3708]

Hi sister. I highly suggest you go visit. You would love Ghana.

[@gralinbadgett2716]

Love to know when you thinking to depart for Ghana

[@mfleur3708]

@@gralinbadgett2716 Hopefully by the end of the year. 🤞😊🤞

[@gralinbadgett2716]

@@mfleur3708 Hello again 😇,, Like us to plan your our trip together ❤,,it would be nice travel and document our adventures 😊

[@gralinbadgett2716]

I am starting to save funds now, to have best Christmas and bring on the New Year 2022 in Ghana

[@debrecia1376]

Yes this is so true. I went to Ghana February 2020 for 2 weeks and it feels like home. The hospitality is so inviting and warming. The food is great. I am going to Togo next week April 16th to get married. I did experience some slight price increases because I am American. My younger sister is married to a Ghanaian and they tried doing the same thing with her until my brother in law said hey she's my wife. Other than that I need some jollof rice in my life oo. I love Ghana. Peace and Love.

[@mfleur3708]

CONGRATS on getting Married in Togo. I am excited for you. Planning on visiting Togo and Benin on my next trip to Ghana. Yes, I REALLY dislike being overcharged for things. Other than that Ghanaians are generally amazing people. And the jollof rice...soooo good! Congrats to you once again. ❤️

[@debrecia1376]

@@mfleur3708 aww thank you and, yes I am going to Benin as well by car. I just love Africa. Yes Ghanaians are amazing. I wish you the best in all your travels. Thank you again. :)

[@smove1]

Pretty much just answered any question I have about the place. Thanks for including location names. This has definitely piqued my interest.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you for watching - glad you found this video helpful. You should definitely visit Ghana. Beautiful culture and great people. You may not want to leave.

[@singingbird8540]

Have really enjoy your episode more African than most of us John Joseph Pombe Magufuli to you Africa unite he has rekindled the spirit of the past we all grew outside but beginning to know Africa through the social media congratulations for your bravery and changing of the narrative of who we are, Pan African spirit rekindled

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

God bless you

[@amalessi6809]

New subscriber here for my dearest sister may Allah bless you abundantly

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 🙏

[@stupidthings1997]

Welcome to Africa just subscribe.... Love from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@detroitbron8850]

So happy for you I hope to buy land there and then move there.

[@mfleur3708]

Thanks. Good luck on your future journey. 😊

[@anthonyyeboah6895]

I like your dancing moves. You really got it in your genes. You can adapt easily as you look cool. Wish you luck in your project. Mine is in Akopti

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. And congrats on your land in Akopti. 😊

[@anthonyyeboah6895]

Soon central region area will open up as the government is gonna build an airport within the next three years and there are also plans to make the road dual carriageway and in future a railway line. So your land will soon appreciate.

[@mfleur3708]

@@anthonyyeboah6895 would be great. 😊

[@johnyfleurilus3046]

Good job My pretty nièce

[@estheroppong4782]

First time with eating fufu? You did a great job woman.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@kwameaboagye940]

Big up to my sister coming home to her roots in 🇬🇭I have been to 🇬🇭four times, my first was forty one years ago.

[@thenjipoane9007]

Welcome home sister

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@lettingyouknow1]

Amazing video. Very natural and relaxed and seems like the wonderful lady was at her true home. Living in Europe this video really makes me want to return back to Africa (hopefully Ghana and Liberia)

[@mfleur3708]

@@lettingyouknow1 thank you. You should definitely go visit.

[@KwakuAmaniampongKyerefo]

You’re very beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@blokblok2009]

Yep that a far enough distance to leave if the ocean rises up. I saw that house out there closer 😳

[@josephomalla256]

Come down here in uganda 🇺🇬 the pearl of Africa and see more wonders of nature...

[@mfleur3708]

Hi. Uganda is definitely on my places to go to list.

[@nikowabantu6216]

East Africans we call fufu “UGALI” That’s Swahili

[@GeorgeOseiBimpeh]

Fufu or fufuo in Ghana is made from cassava and plantain or cassava and coco yam or yam. I think ugali is made from maize. Here in Ghana what is made from maize that looks like ugali is called banku or akple depending on the ethnic group

[@evemason3456]

@@GeorgeOseiBimpeh Yes, I have heard that Banku is similar to Ugali. I like Banku, so I would also like Ugali. Your culture is very interesting! Thank you!

[@amaradumbuya2099]

fufu is westAfrican,cassava fufu for the rest of West Africa,pounded yam fufu for Nigeria

[@nikowabantu6216]

@@amaradumbuya2099 even in east central Africa we use cassava and maize But we don’t call it fufu we call it “ugali”

[@nikowabantu6216]

@@GeorgeOseiBimpeh we have two types of ugali one with cassava called ugali wa muogo(cassava)and another one with maize Called ugali wa mahindi but all of them are Ugali

[@georgetutu8102]

You're halariou and I like you! Welcome to Ghana

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@hisexcellency9364]

Hi that was wonderful. I will like to know, what is the name of the beach you join the fishermen to pull their net.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. The name is Wuara b3 ba Beach.

[@hisexcellency9364]

@@mfleur3708 thanks very much

[@Nimaka444]

🌍 United

[@bo12334]

Just finished watching your video. Love it ,🙌🏾👏🏾✊🏾 Congratulations on you land purchase, I just wanted to know what area did you buy your land. I’ve just got some in Kokorbite but I haven’t seen it yet. Plan to go later in the year. ✊🏾🥰

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. The land is in the Kasao-Akoti area. I hope you’ll enjoy your trip to the Motherland as much as I did. Good luck and congrats on your land purchase. 😊

[@cheickbah1697]

Good luck sister

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@julianaansah6367]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ginabkk6709]

You people should make them feel at home in Ghana, you shouldn’t try to disgrace us Ghana people don’t try to over charge them because they come from Europe or USA Ghanaians leaving in Ghana help your brother and sisters from your harts not to play them 419 please thanks 😊

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. I love Ghanaians, but I would appreciate them more if they stop ripping us off.

[@nanakwasi7317]

@Gina BKK....they try that with everyone but after a while you catch on ....negotiate for everything in Ghana

[@lindsayabundance]

J’ai vraiment aimé le vlog ! Ça me fait revivre encore mon expérience de vivre en Afrique ! Merci d’avoir partagé ma sœur 🇭🇹 !

[@mfleur3708]

Merci ma soeur. I hope you’ll get the opportunity to go back soon. Vive bleu et rouge. 🇭🇹

[@lindsayabundance]

@@mfleur3708 yes 🙏🏾 hopefully very soon I will get the chance to buy a nice house in Ghana 🇬🇭. I just subscribed to you channel and I will follow your journey in motherland! Take care sis!

[@mfleur3708]

@@lindsayabundance sounds like a beautiful plan. Good luck ma soeur. ❤️

[@lindsayabundance]

@@mfleur3708 merci 🙏🏾

[@clintonedgerton6452]

Lindsay hit me up [e-mail] xx 💕❤️💕💕💕❤️❤️🌷💍🍷💰🛩️🚼🚼

[@KwakuAmaniampongKyerefo]

How you were eating the fufu 😹😹😹😹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@asemdad2433]

She is for real

[@johnyfleurilus3046]

I like that

[@mfleur3708]

Thanks, Johny. 😊

[@nadeensmith47]

Who is your tour guide? He is very pleasant.

[@mfleur3708]

His name is Nana kontor - met him through a friend. If you’re ever in Ghana and need a tour guide he is great. 😊

[@kobenagyan7552]

You are 100% Ghanaian

[@MollahGH]

Welcome home and you are really trying with the fufu

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@Kof_Believer]

I just subscribed.

[@stevenkobea7609]

Nice vlog

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@samuelowusuboateng1803]

Nice

[@sandraofori5384]

Hi Sister, so happy for you. I’m coming within two months and I would love some help. I also want to get land from Kas estate. Who is the driver that was helping you to see the land. He seemed very helpful. Would you be able to give me his contact details. Well done for coming home💕🇬🇭

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you sister. Sounds exciting that you are going to Ghana in two months. I can definitely share his info. His name is Nana Kontor - contact him @ 233 26 809 9999. You can call him direct or through WhatsApp. I’m sure he will be happy to take you around and also can help you through the land purchasing process with Kas Estate. I will let him know that I shared his contact. Good luck! Hope we’ll cross paths in Ghana in the near future.

[@palmirapedro4897]

❤❤❤

[@clintonedgerton6452]

Palmira hit me up [e-mail] xx 💕❤️💕❤️❤️🌷💍🍷👗👗🍷 Honey

[@florencesenya1506]

Actually there are more than 100 languages and dialects in Ghana.

[@donaldekpo1817]

Been laughing all through the eating process.. lovely video.. Such a lively person to hang out with.. More like a Nigerian blood in her.

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😁

[@barriewright2857]

O gosh it looks like Jamaica...... ! , is it the same kind of heat. I need to go myself, for me any place in Africa is good.

[@mfleur3708]

It’s definitely hot there. You’ll feel like you are home. 😊

[@King-walo]

Welcome mighty black women

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you. 😊

[@iTuber012]

Nice. Checkout Liberia and Freetown Sierra Leone... Our ancestors returned from the Diaspora to start those places

[@mfleur3708]

Thanks. I hope to make it to Liberia and Sierra Leone in the near future.

[@catfish9533]

how was your trip and can you send the information on the land and how much was it

[@mfleur3708]

Hi. It was a GREAT trip. The price per plot is currently at 6000 ghs. You can contact Ama Doris Nyamewaa @ 233 50 461 1433. She works for the agency and can help you. You may also contact Nana Kontor for guidance. 233 26 809 9999

[@chioke1100]

From Cali. I will like more info on the land deal. Thanks

[@mfleur3708]

Hi there. Please contact Ama Nyamewaa for info on the land. She works for the agency and would be happy to help. You can contact her Via WhatsApp at 233504611433.

[@chioke1100]

Thanks, i liked your video

[@mfleur3708]

@@chioke1100 thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. 😊

[@missbabyloved7531]

1. History: Fufu/Fufuo means "mash or mix" in Twi (language of the Akan ethnic groups in Ghana) and is a specific staple food for the Akans in southern part of Ghana and Ivory Coast, West Africa but now commonly features in many West and Central African countries in different textures but not every doughy African foods are Fufu. Eg. is saying in Twi "fufu 3to (mash spicy ripped plantains mixed with palm oil eaten with peanuts) or fufu Gari Foto (mix spicy Gari with palm oil" Fufuo (also means white and derived from the white color of cassava) is soft doughy swallow food made out of boiled cassava mixed with plantains or coco yams and pounded together in a mortar (waduro) with a pestle (woma) unique to the Akans, and only eaten with broth like liquid soups (nkwan) such as, Light soup (Nkrakra nkwan), Abenkwan (palm nut soup), Nkatenkwan (peanut butter soup), Abunabun soup (green vegetable) with meats, fishes, snails, crabs, mushrooms and okro (nkruma) on the side. Fufuo/fufu is usually served in Asanka or Ayowaa (an earthware bowl; black or red in color) with the liquid soups poured on the Fufuo/fufu to look like an island which helps reduce the stickiness while eating. Fufuo/Fufu is celebrated every year in Ghana. *Right way to eat Fufu: In between both the index and middle fingers cut a piece of the Fufuo/fufu like a scissor, tap a hole in it, scoop the soup and swallow, never chew the Fufu in order to enjoy the taste of the soup while swallowing. *Authentic Ghana Fufuo/fufu preparation ⬇️ 1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoKskmOMbrFghqc 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKCaXml3jsunodk 3. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5DRfqyFiNuAnJo In the typical Akan region in Ghana, Fufuo is mostly use but Ghanaian businesses men used only the name Fufu when they processed the authentic Fufuo/Fufu into cassava/plantains /coco yam flour 1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaTdgZuiorx3gKc 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJC7lnxto5iUoJo some years ago and sold mainly in Ghana markets in most western countries such as America because they couldn't pound the Fufu just like they would in Ghana, as it's very noisy when pounding and it became popular among other Africans and parts of the Caribbean and now Nigerians are calling almost every African doughy foods as Fufu even though they have their names; Nigerian Pounded yam (Iyan), Akpu (fermented cassava dough which some Nigerians call as Fufu), Amala, Eba, semolina, oatmeal, cabbage. Nigerian soup textures are considered stews in Ghana since Ghana soups are generally broth like liquid texture which aide in swallowing the soft Ghana Fufuo/Fufu. Ghana stews [Palava sauce/Nkontomire stew (Egusi soup) or Akatoa/agushi stew, garden egg stew, egg stews, tomato stew and gravy stew etc.]. The thick textured Ghana stews goes with plain rice or Ampesie (boiled cubes of yams, plantains, cocoyams, potatoes cassava, Kooko/ taro root etc.) in Ghana. Okro stew or soup (when cooked without palm oil) with Banku (fermented cassava/corn dough similar to Nigerian Akpu dough) in Ghana. *It's only Akpu (fermented cassava dough ) that some Nigerians call Fufu as a slang and it's because many Nigerians migrated to Ghana after Ghana's independence in 1957 and were sent back to Nigeria in 1969 and so they brought the name Fufu along to Nigeria. It's mostly the Nigerians living in abroad that have been calling almost all Nigerian doughy foods as Fufu but generally Nigerians call their doughy foods swallow foods. Just like Bofrot which Nigerians call puff puff comes from Ghana because in the 1980s, Ghanaians brought it to Nigeria and it was Ghanaians who were frying and selling Bofrot/Puff puff in Nigeria until Ghanaians were sent back to Ghana but now most younger Nigerians will try to tell you it's Nigerians inventions Also try Ghanaian🇬🇭 foods ♥️👍🏽. Try the original Fufuo/fufu from Ghana with Nkrakra soup (Light soup), peanut butter soup or palm nut soup. Waakye (waache) with Shito sauce, Ghana Jollof rice, Ampesie (boiled cubes of yams, plantains, cocoyams, potatoes cassava, Kooko/ taro root etc) with Ghana stews [Palava sauce/Nkontomire stew (Egusi soup) or garden egg stew, egg stews etc.]. Dokono/kenkey with fish and Mako sauce and Shito. Kokonte or Omotuo with Nkatenkwan, Abenkwan or Akatoa/agushi soup. Meat pie, Kelewele, Bofrot, fried yams with fish, Achomo, Ghana Chips, Sobolo drinks, Burkina drinks, Ghana Malta Guinness, Fanta, Asaana drinks, Kebab, chichinga/suya, Ghana sugar bread, tea bread etc. 2. watch this video ⬇️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX3IemqKdqyYarM on Channels Television, a Nigerian news media where a Nigerian man wrongly gave false information to the Nigerian public lying on Ghana 🇬🇭 and claiming that Ghana's national Pona yams comes from Nigeria. *Pona yams are grown only in Ghana 🇬🇭 and are usually medium in size, sweet taste, white with smooth outer skin texture and eaten as Ampesie (boiled cubes of yams, plantains, cocoyams, cassava etc) and eaten with stews in Ghana . ⬇️ Pona yams-*** kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIbFma1jibllaMk

[@mfleur3708]

Thank you for sharing. 😊

[@missbabyloved7531]

@@mfleur3708 🖤

[@jonasbrobbey4297]

Very impressive educational piece.

[@amalessi6809]

Please visit the northern regions and fufu is the main daily food there you will be shock and rethink and rewrite your notes agy

[@missbabyloved7531]

@@amalessi6809 my dear I am not sure if you were able to read and understood the write up because this it didn't say the people of the northern Ghana don't eat Fufuo/fufu but rather given the history of the people Fufuo/fufu originated from in Ghana and Ivory Coast which is the Akan ethnic groups so relax.

[@Etiako1]

Buduburam is actually Budu buram meaning Budu's well. it used to be a church camp for some spiritual leader called Budu.

[@mfleur3708]

Good to know. I look forward to learning more about Ghana’s culture.

[@nursekarimatcanada]

Hi am here also a KZbinr Ghana 🇬🇭 is cool 😎

[@mfleur3708]

Hi. Indeed. ❤️ 🇬🇭

[@menelikc8169]

How much would you say is a good amount to save for a two week trip to Ghana?

[@mfleur3708]

Hi. Hard to say. I think it depends on you. You may be able to get away with as little as 1000 USD (minus plane ticket and COVID tests). It depends on WHEN you travel (Holidays are generally more expensive), WHERE you want to stay, WHAT you are looking to do and HOW MUCH you are willing to spend. Personally, I believe anywhere between 2000 USD and 3000 would be ideal (again...minus plane ticket and COVID tests). Some health insurance companies actually reimburse for COVID testings. Takes a while to get the refund, but definitely makes a difference. I hope this was at least a little helpful. 😊

[@blessedhands6447]

Was the land high that you bought?

[@mfleur3708]

Hi. Are you asking about the rate? 6000 ghs per plot. Good rate.