❤Part 1 Meeting IMAHKÜS (Mother Africa) | From Ghana to Rwanda | One Africa | Apartment tour | chat❤

1st part of a Great interview with IMAHKÜS (Mother Africa)
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[@OH5311883]

African Americans please come home to Africa. The media will never show this beautiful ❤️ Africa to you.

[@kwabenatree]

Not all of the African countries are save to go. Remember that These people are still westerners if something happen to them they will blame the whole Africa for it.

[@OH5311883]

@@kwabenatree I know, I wouldn't invite them to Nigeria. I only meant Ruwanda because that was the video I was watching when I made the comment.

[@kwabenatree]

@@OH5311883 I know, but you were blaming the Media. They are part of the media too.

[@BLISB]

Kwabena Tree America is not safe for Black people. FYI.

[@samwarmate9291]

A lot of Africans today are so westernised too.

[@Kamara_Abk]

THIS IS THE AFRICA THEY DON'T SHOW ON TV, YOU GUYS ARE DOING A GREAT JOB!! KEEP IT COMING!

[@LuxeGlobalLifestyle]

This is Queen is what Ole School Harlem Swag looks like!!! I am so glad you guys were able to connect with her! She's a real ONE God Bless Her!

[@Unmad]

💯

[@plastichouselady]

I am enjoying the hell out of watching this video. IMAHKUS is the reason I'm moving to Rwanda! So glad that she has made it there. She told me about all the positive aspects of Rwanda in November, 2018 when I visited her One Africa Resort. I researched the country and decided 'yep' this is the place for me. Actively purging and planning to move there mid-2021. Thank you, IMAHKUS!

[@nasto4u850]

so when are you coming back to Ghana?

[@mariam6822]

Debra, did you get a response from anyone. I am in kilgali and no connection to anyone from diaspora here

[@mariam6822]

Sister and this channel is a reason that I am here....unfortunately noone as yet responded and I'll be returning home soon. It's been a wonderful trip!

[@grace2garden403]

Have you moved yet @plastichouselady?

[@coyoluo]

The camera man did a fantastic job, very professional and a great interview.

[@nshutisamuel3351]

She can make somebody forget what he was doing because of her stories 😭😭😭❤️

[@charlimcneal5992]

So true !!!🤣😂

[@favourchuks8534]

@@charlimcneal5992 she’s funny 😹😹

[@bobarthurs7060]

The Queen is fluent in Jamaican Patois.

[@favourchuks8534]

Yeah she’s 💯

[@JOY-tf7gj]

She is a strong smart lady. Love her and what she has done on the continent. Beautiful home and place! I hope to get the chance to meet her one day🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@dotunn]

love her stories, however; wanted to highlight on her statement towards the end, please don't take that as a fact and run, Dogs and Cats are still considered domestic pets in Africa just like everywhere else, (there may be some random one off group of people or tribes or so that happen to eat them), but please note this is definitely not the norm and is actually frowned upon and seen as weird even in Africa!

[@timcamer4702]

True

[@PoeticReverence]

You are right...Akans, twi speaking people of which I am (Ghana) do not eat Cats and dogs. I don’t know which tribe of people eat her dog/cat... but generally in Ghana people do not eat these domesticated animals

[@dotunn]

@CJ J while i appreciate your "common sense" statement, please be aware that this media output is going out globally, one of the main aims of these diaspora channels such as unapologetic nomads is to highlight Africa to the west to change it's already poorly portrayed image. I too wish i didnt have to say what i did, it should be common sense, but trust me, there are people out there that still mistake Africa for "papau new Guinea natives" or "sentinel island tribes" as these are some of the images still shown to the west and they aren't even African! So to start saying we eat domestic pets, some ignorant people may start thinking that is on the menu at every local restaurant or something silly. With Africa you have to really educate people at times, i do my little to specifics to reduce the damage, even if i only reach one person.

[@cocobutterchin6768]

Some trip in Nigeria eat DOGS. I think Calabar people in Nigeria

[@JOY-tf7gj]

@@dotunn that's a waste of time because ignorant people will think with a one track mind anyway. People that are open thinkers will know this is not everywhere. Just like here in usa we know some people eat pigs or snakes and some here look at it as an abomination. We know it's not everyone that do. There are some pple who do not eat any meat at all (vegans) and some others may find that strange.

[@da-gamada-gama2704]

I love this lady personality , she sounds little bit like a Ghanaian person!

[@Unmad]

She is from America.

[@thebridge5483]

She been living in Ghana for decades

[@emmett_n]

Come on now she clearly sounds American 😅

[@da-gamada-gama2704]

emmett n yeah she sounds American but I can hear little bit of the Ghanaian accent!

[@princeamin4857]

@@Unmad shes from Ghana but born in America lol. Peace and love...

[@ubiatv8391]

Absolutely your best interview or the best interview of her ever. No way someone can top this

[@erwin5us]

Good to see Mother Africa in Rwanda

[@YellowSynth]

this bring tears but it is so lovely to see this side of africa.

[@ngonea]

"One Africa" is a wonderful story teller

[@malachimuhammad178]

That house is everything

[@nasto4u850]

Assalamu Alaikum

[@malachimuhammad178]

@@nasto4u850 Walaikum Salaam

[@nasto4u850]

@@malachimuhammad178 will you like to visit Africa?

[@malachimuhammad178]

@@nasto4u850 One day I will Inshallah

[@nasto4u850]

@@malachimuhammad178 can we please link up?

[@passionova0868]

Love It... Love It... Beautiful home 👍 My first visit to Ghana 🇬🇭 i stayed with Mother dear IMAHKUS 👑😘💛💕 that was August 2018... My second stay with her was January 2020 both times was my best times with her... She's a Phenomenal wombman 👑 i truly love her ❤💛 her vibe nd energy is on 💯 She's a great spiritual mentor nd inspiration woman... Mother dear sweetheart IMAHKUS I'll see yuh soon come 2021 🤗😍

[@nyarombejoan2600]

I love mother Africa, watched her video with Wode Maya. Love her spirit. Love from🇰🇪. Thanks for the insights on Rwanda

[@rugunation3471]

So relate to calling for a job and going for the interview reaction

[@darylhiggins5936]

Back on point fam. 👍🏽✊🏾.

[@ladycheddar-afromoneyfarme2763]

We need part 2 asap on why she left Ghana

[@timcamer4702]

I am sorry to said this , but she is not honest with the dog eating . The overwelming majority of african don t eat dog or cat. Some people in some tribes people who belong to some secret society or sect do eat cat , dog . Its a spiritual thing one has to be iniated.

[@Unmad]

She was referring to where she lived in Ghana at the time, not all Africa.

[@PoeticReverence]

You are right...Akans, twi speaking people of which I am (Ghana) do not eat Cats and dogs. I don’t know which tribe of people eat her dog/cat... but generally in Ghana people do not eat these domesticated animals

[@georgeikinya2779]

Never heard of dog eating in Africa ever. But have heard of dogs disappearing whenever, wherever Chinese road builders appear

[@LillysConner]

Please name the tribe in any African County that eat cats and dogs coz am from Uganda and thats definitely not on any menu

[@markkorste2707]

@@georgeikinya2779 😂

[@taluj2298]

Yep they counted how many coconut trees I had when I sold my land it’s ridiculous but oh well. But the open gate thing that was her decision I grew up there and all I remember is fenced and hedges and not taking things without asking ......

[@kasemirojr3991]

I like the whole meaning about her name, the way she explains it is real!! oh Mother Africa, you're loved.

[@nicholastoo858]

IMAHKÜS got much experience & wisdom. Bless her.

[@sharonellis3613]

I am so ready to go home!

[@TheShowYolo]

BEAUTIFUL

[@deejayklean]

Amazing Mother welcm to Rwanda

[@kwameaboagye940]

Mama Imahkus big up to you.

[@stevensmalls8078]

Love this interview .. Her energy is amazing. She is so correct.. If you can make it in NYC , You can make it any where... I live in the Bronx,..... I know first hand....She brought me to tears with her full circle moment about the land... I want to hug her and recieve this energy .. You all are so blessed to have met her..... . .and that pause after "I had a cat" did me justice I screamed at the cliff hangar

[@Unmad]

😂💯❤

[@terrifiict9603]

I love this sister! I am heading there in January from USA.

[@nasto4u850]

Waooow. can't wait to meet you

[@Aavi_is_my_daughter]

What a wonderful interview. My family reacts the same way when I say I’m leaving for Africa. She was a true delight.

[@thedoingwell]

You guys bring always bring great content. Great interview

[@da-gamada-gama2704]

Not all Africans eats dogs or cats 🐈 🐕

[@PoeticReverence]

You are right...Akans, twi speaking people of which I am (Ghana) do not eat Cats and dogs. I don’t know which tribe of people eat her dog/cat... but generally in Ghana people do not eat these domesticated animals

[@benjaminamoah8676]

When she said I Ma-Kush, I got my hair rising. I don't know why? Lovely video

[@BlueNile707]

THIS WOMAN IS MORE POPULAR IN GHANA ESPECIALLY DURING THE YEAR OF RETURN. I LIKE HER STORY GREAT STORY TELLER🇬🇭😆

[@majidagadu5958]

incredible story. i saw her house in Ghana as well...✌️❤️

[@guywebb]

I swear this woman is soooo funny ! nice mama ! i have been to kigali i will make sure i meet her next trip ! any contact?

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

She saying that there was no water and airconditioners in Ghana is erroneous. She makes it sound like the entire Ghana did not have water and airconditioners at that time. She is probably referring to a specific town or area she was living ar the time. For the record, I am from Ghana and I have also lived in the States.

[@Ghanadiaries]

She used to live in Cape coast

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

@@Ghanadiaries I know she lives in Cape Coast, as I have seen her being interviewed by ES and other vloggers. I had know idea she had moved to Rwanda. Evidently, she now plans to live permanently in Rwanda. I really do not appreciate the way she erroneously portrayed Ghana when she was talking about the lack of water, airconditioners and eating of cats and dogs, without putting her narration in the proper context. Quite honestly, she was appalling in that regard.

[@backtotheoldway6964]

@@denniscasely-hayford3245 You have not put it in the proper context either, which is curious, as you are appalled by the omission. When you make a complaint, educate. If you have information you would like people to know about dogs and cats, like the fact that they are normally consumed as part of religious proceedings, let people know. You could point out the cultural basis for the practice. Highlight the peoples and area where the practice is prevalent. And so on. This way, people learn more about Ghana. All you've done is throw out negative energy, and this is why people seem to be missing your message. You did not fill your message with positive education. If you don't wish to educate, that's a satisfactory position. But at that point you no longer should be surprised that people do not have information you refused to provide.

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

@@backtotheoldway6964 I do not have the time and energy to delve into salient details and provide information on the specifics of cat and dog eating in Ghana. So to your point, I do not want to educate. However, I succinctly stated that it is not a pervasive practice among the entire people of Ghana, which her statement appeared to suggest. It is a fact that there are certain tribes that indeed eat cats and dogs in Ghana, as do in other countries. Her abject broad generalization is my bone of contention, as she could have been contextual in opinining on the subject matter.

[@kwakuakonto8942]

@@Ghanadiaries but in 1987 Cape Coast had water. There was no city or large town that didn't have water since the days of Nkrumah. Maybe it was in the specific locality she found her self at the time. As far as I know Kumasi had never had water problem that she seems to allude to

[@loveandpeace3545]

It sounded like Michelle said apartment. Is this an apartment or a house?

[@jzc3rd]

great video

[@teresiawachira1034]

Am glad that now many African Americans will know the truth about the mother Africa. You see what Western media don't want to show.

[@sylviasworld9397]

Pretty-ful Rwanda......

[@TheTravelingIsraelite]

Yall keep up the good work

[@veronicalgraham]

What an awesome video! I felt like I was sitting on the lap of my grandmother. There's nothing like the wisdom we gain from our elders. I may have missed this, but did momma Imhakus relocate to Rowanda? Or does she live between both Ghana & Rowanda now? I was looking forward to staying at her retreat when my husband & I visit Ghana.

[@nedrawiley2071]

Very nice 👍

[@willbrownYoboy]

I loved that story from the Sista. Especially me being a israelite descendant according to prophecy beliefs. She's inspiring though just her experience and wisdom. Prayerfully all is well with the family and the Sista and her family. I hope she provide the chief's name so we can purchase some nearby land if it's affordable. Or a nice 2 bed 2 bath.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Ghana?

[@willbrownYoboy]

@@nasto4u850 yessir! What kinda info you got brutha I would love to visit, stay, I was looking at Gambia aswell for a minute but my wife likes Ghana so let's see. What kinda connection you got over there brutha? Now I'm a spiritual brutha so connect a brutha with spiritual people. I ain't tryna be In no sex dungeons or nuthin. Just tripping off your name brutha.

[@nasto4u850]

@@willbrownYoboy can we please link up?

[@willbrownYoboy]

@@nasto4u850 speak what's on your mind bruh bruh. This is a link up. I can respond to what you ask me if I know the knowledge of the situation.

[@KobbyArthurtv]

What she's saying about the land is true when u buy a land it belongs to u but whatever is on the land is not for u, you got to buy that too

[@ibudiegwu]

tHIS GIRL IS TOO FULL OF FUN

[@LyndaDBrownAuthor]

What part of Rwanda is this. Beautiful apartment

[@Unmad]

Gacuriro

[@virtuoussista100]

Encouraging video

[@taisonishimwe9789]

am again late

[@MrD215]

The coconut trees was his grandmother's. Well, it's not different in the United States. Find oil on your land in the U.S. and see what happens. Their lawyer will tell you, the land is yours, but the mineral rights is his grandmothers.

[@Blackdove0421]

Ala is too much lol.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Ghana?

[@JudehEmpire]

Did she move to Rwanda!!!

[@adjoa-anima]

I think she has investment in both Ghana and Rwanda

[@tantine_ooh-wah-sey]

is that why i love my land Rwanda woooww beautiful kibagabaga

[@patriciaosas7649]

Guidelines

[@aborigineone2377]

Wow, I thought only Chinese eats dogs.

[@adjoa-anima]

Some few tribes do but they get teased alot

[@Josee2030]

@@adjoa-anima Not all countries do.

[@jcn908]

I wonder why Diasporeans would want to move to Rwanda.What has Rwanda done to welcome and encourage Diasporeans to live in Rwanda?Is there any history between Rwanda and Diasporeans?Are they any Pan Africanists in Rwanda?

[@burundishallsmile1day109]

They go in the spirit of Panafricanism. Africa for Africans. Anywhere u feel home is home. Africans have no Issue with it. Burundi, Congo and TZ had Slave Captures, on Shores of Lake Tanganyika. Bagamoyo was the Dangeons where they were taken before shipment.

[@jcn908]

@@burundishallsmile1day109 Ok but I have never heard of a Rwandan Pan Africanist or the Rwandan Government PUBICLY engaging with Diasporeans to settle in Rwanda

[@jcn908]

@@tracywalker244 TRUE,some people are NEVER SATISFIED.It makes me wonder what some people are really looking for in LIFE.

[@burundishallsmile1day109]

@JC * depending on uor definition of Panafricanism. Many things I don't like about the Country but... Rwanda is the fist African Country to make visa on arrival to every Afrikan passport holder. Meaning, any African could just land in Rwanda anytime without applying a visa from his/her home country. Later, Ethiopia and Ghana copied it. Rwanda has an enterprise Government, they see any visitor or buyer (Diasporans, Asians and European alike) as a potential to growth. Diasporan, Chinese, Indian, African, European .Rwanda doesn't care about historic ties.they promote growth. they promote globalization, They promote African free trade, free movement and integration. Very rare in African politics. All Rwanda cares is progress, they don't give damn who join in. They have their ills but on progressive Panafricanism... Not bad, although they don't sick attention on public space. They are far better than many Leaders who talk Panafricanism and do nothing to show it. Rwandans have opened gates to any money holder, in return u guaranteed security in Rwanda.

[@backtotheoldway6964]

@@jcn908 *"TRUE,some people are NEVER SATISFIED"* - Irony.

[@pinkglow15]

omg eating dogs.... i thought that was only the Chinese and other asians

[@Josee2030]

I am from Africa and I am also shocked to hear that. Maybe somewhere in a village in Ghana I guess

[@PoeticReverence]

Nina You are right...I was shocked to hear that as an African/Ghanaian. It is just not in our list of meat...Akans, twi speaking people of which I am (Ghana) do not eat Cats and dogs. I don’t know which tribe of people eat her dog/cat... but generally in Ghana people do not eat these domesticated animals. Perhaps it as a family or group of people she happened to know.

[@realworlddramatv7113]

Lol am born in Ghana 🇬🇭.raise,lives in Canada 🇨🇦 but Unapologetic jus transform my soul into Rwanda.. Mama Afrika Inspires Many kids ,Ppl overseas ,I refused to use that white name on my passport& thanks 😊🥰🗣Unapologetic nomads💋

[@taisonishimwe9789]

am again late

[@loveandpeace3545]

She went from living in a home with no electricity or running water to having this beautiful home. Wow!

[@goldenheart751]

WOW!!!! LOOK AT SIS. IMAHKUS IN RWANDA.

[@grace2garden403]

You can’t get this quality content just anywhere. As always you guys are consistently producing amazing content. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you so much for bringing your experiences into our homes. Giving is what we need to make informed decisions. Continue being great unapologetic nomads.

[@Unmad]

Wow, thank you! 💯❤

[@NoName-pc7et]

Great interview...I enjoyed this too.

[@lamak0925]

Hey!!! Mrs. 1 Africa!!!👏👏👏👏 So used to seeing her in Ghana. This was a delightful surprise.

[@ms.parker9]

She's so beautiful and wise. I admire this beautiful Queen so much. I know you all enjoyed being in her presence!

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Ghana?

[@nasto4u850]

Can we please link up?

[@LA-ml1xr]

@@nasto4u850 😏😏

[@favourchuks8534]

@@nasto4u850 Damn bro 😂😂😂

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

Again, another broad generalization by her and I am getting pissed off with her erroneous remarks. The fact of the matter is that in the main, people in Ghana do not eat cats and dogs. Those who eat these animals are in the minority; a particular tribe, for example. It should be pointed out most people keep these animals as pets in the house or in the case of some dogs, guard dogs that sleep outside and provide additional security to home owners. I hope unapologetic nomads are not beginning to think that Ghana is some backward country, as she at times makes broad generalizations and inaccurate statements. Whilst, one is talking about cats and dogs, it is commonplace in parts of China to find people who eat cats and dogs and is a delicacy.

[@andromedab902]

N a whole lot worse did hpn in Rwanda too that one might cringe to listen to bro, bhnd all the veneer of civility & social decorum! But they've preserved & made a positive change! We shdn't be affected about what she says about her experiences in Ghana, warts & all. That's a smidgen of what she knows about Ghana. I wouldn't be ashamed to be part of that tribe/s. Hey!! What's good for the goose may absolutely be poison for the gander!!

[@patrickverified]

In Rwanda eating Dogs and Cats is kinda illegal. Like for a restaurant to sell that to clients it's a big shutdown. Unless you request for exclusivity and make sure people eat it while they're aware.

[@emmru7073]

bro it's illegal ,period. what you talking about..

[@TonyaEL]

Mama Imahküs is still going strong and looks vibrant for her age 😍. I plan to visit her shop in Ghana. I knew her apartment was going to be da bomb when I saw the shoe rack outside the door.

[@Agboka]

That's a huge house and not an apartment.

[@PapaSeanX5]

Protect this woman at all costs❤️

[@Uncommonconversation7220]

I love One Afrika in Ghana. You are with an African Queen. A Sage, philosopher. A true Pan Africanist. Ambassador extraordinaire. Please remain absolutely, unapologetically nomadic and visit One Afrika in Ghana.

[@niajjah]

Wow, didn't know she was living in Rwanda.

[@nasto4u850]

Assalamu Alaikum

[@sustainablelifeghana]

Love her...we visited one africa 2 years ago it was a wonderful experience

[@plastichouselady]

Me, too, in November, 2018. Such a wonderful experience.

[@cupshaw3453]

I was all the way into her story until she said “oh yeah they eat dogs” 😳 some people eat alligators in America that doesn’t mean “THEY” eat gators... don’t do that 👆🏾

[@LA-ml1xr]

You are a ghanaian

[@zeewann]

Why are there so many comments rejecting the eating of dogs and cats? Are you vegan or vegetarian? If you're not, ask yourself why you're creating hierarchies of animals.

[@nefertemur8951]

Greetings Unapologetic Nomad, this is huge, momma Imahkus living in Rwanda 🇷🇼 now. She moved from Ghana 🇬🇭 to Rwanda, this speaks volumes as I was thinking of moving to Ghana, however I have changed my mind seeing momma Imahkus there in Rwanda. Thanks so much for sharing as Rwanda is now on my relocation list.

[@jayeverything]

Amazing upload, this was EPIC 💯🙌🏾 Thanks for sharing ‼

[@Deerych]

"We didn't have water or electricity for about 4 or 5 years." I commend you . I'm good on that. Not trying to make that type of sacrifice away from my family.

[@christophemuhigira4679]

Mama Africs IMAHKÜS, what an inspiration to hear you talking! What a blessing for our people of Rwanda, people of Africa to have you back in your father's land!

[@celesteperry4929]

Omg!! I want part 2!! IMAHKUS, she is beautiful and I can listen to her stories all day.

[@africaine4889]

Me too

[@oliviermg254]

Me threee

[@leboyemichael4733]

W0w that a beautiful house wow this is Africa the media don't show u. The media be like no houses no foods no cars people sleeping in trees hahahah.

[@benjaminaddy841]

Ghanaian watching you from the Uk. Really amazing for a our Royal family to be back home.

[@goldenheart751]

Oh no, where is part 2 with sister Imahkus? 😭

[@lenalidaka8618]

This is very good wish i was sitting there watching god bless you jackson family

[@Mncrete3]

This was so funny. I love her. Thank you for the video, cannot wait for part 2.

[@kwakuakonto8942]

Some tribes eat dogs and cats but not all tribes in Ghana

[@nicolec.4871]

You did it again nice video I learned a lot! Can't wait for part 2.

[@afrobeatsplanet]

I'm confused, does she live in Rwanda or Ghana.

[@Muchwezi-XII]

Rwanda

[@sammusa5061]

Does she moved?

[@MzMinnesnowtapop1]

Omgggg!!- love her 😂😂😂 "im not looking for niggas!"😂😂

[@Unmad]

🤣

[@genuinediasporan6661]

❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏼🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@Joyce26B]

She is amazing woman I just love her, it's like I being knowing her all my life.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Ghana?

[@Joyce26B]

@@nasto4u850 yes I would

[@nasto4u850]

@@Joyce26B can we please link up?

[@Joyce26B]

@@nasto4u850 yes

[@nasto4u850]

@@Joyce26B [e-mail]

[@catherinerice1932]

Much love to Mama! I had the pleasure of meeting her in ATL and Ghana!! Have read all of her books!! 💕

[@nasto4u850]

so when will you come back again?

[@charlimcneal5992]

I’m enjoying her story! First time hearing about her! She has books !?

[@alphaomega1951]

yes mama African a.k.a I like your youtube tv shows

[@queenmermaid4935]

IMAHKUS is such a storyteller, loved listening to her, what a great life she has been fortunate to have, beautiful home, and IMAHKUS has such a joyful young spirit and has accomplish much with her beautiful resort, One Africa in Ghana, her objective to get her people to come back home to Africa, speaks volumes of her luv and dedication to us all, long live IMAHKUS❤️

[@rasasonchi5581]

Mama Imahkus is my long lost mother I'm yet to meet. Love her to bits 🖤🖤🖤☮️☮️☮️💯

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Ghana?

[@rasasonchi5581]

@@nasto4u850 💯 BRUH

[@nasto4u850]

@@rasasonchi5581 can we please link up?

[@nasto4u850]

[e-mail]

[@ronniematrix89]

Good neighborhood with nice properties.. Nice sights and sounds of Kigali. She is well traveled, she gives a good perspective of the world from the developed nations and the developing emerging nations.

[@mkshyaka]

I definitely enjoyed this video, so refreshing to watch and waiting for part 2. I am love the Mother of Africa and I would love to meet her. She is beautiful and so fun to listen to, keep that content coming. I am Rwandan and I dont see this kinda content online

[@diywithdrew4048]

Great video. It reminded me of how great it would be for Africans in the Diaspora (slave descendants) to know their real last names. If you're interested or you know of someone who would be interested in finding their last name, there is a gentlemen who knows how to obtain the last name of someone who has lost their original last name. It can take time to get the last name sometimes.

[@mizmelanatedroyalty5698]

Wow such a beautiful Place. And I love hearing IMHAKUS story!

[@sheilaerkins1071]

Beautiful!