She moved to Ghana in 1979 | Ghana, My new home | Season 2 | Episode 4

[@rosemondadjaidoo9001]

She is just genuine, God bless you and your family ❤

[@tvs9978]

This was truly beautiful to watch and listen to. She's so poetic and has a deep and genuine love for Ghanaian and African culture. What a repository of knoweldge she is. Thanks for shooting this Ana. This video deserves to be in the National Archives for future generations to watch.

[@kalonjeebless]

Waw waw...This is so great. This woman deserves a National Honorary Award for her long service to Ghana. Kudos to you, Madam, we proud to have you as a Mother, sister and Historian.

[@PAWLUFUNDRAISINGPAWLUFUNDRAISI]

Nonsense. We have many Alkebulan women doing amazing things.

[@HalfBlackSahraoui]

Easily tricked, easily invaded

[@anthonyowusu7599]

@PAWLUFUNDRAISINGPAWLUFUNDRAISI So when will someone of you guys ever get sense. The people you are talking about have you pass by their places to even honor them with a 🎁/words of encouragement or even patronise BUT as we know Phd's like you will discredit the good people do. See artifacts that are for UNESCO that she has preserved,go to our people and ask whether you will find some either they are sold,missing or not even preserved/kept well. Keep quite and appreciate what people do,ignorant man🙄😕🤦‍♂️😳😏

[@Burnt-Bronze_1]

Wow. I remember those days. Just like Yesterday. All the way to “RAWLINGS CHAIN”. These young iPhone generation have no idea How far Ghana 🇬🇭 has come …

[@oluogunyemi]

An incisive intellect, holistic philosophy, focused insatiable curiosity all enveloped in a large and generous heart. A moving vignette, of dare I say a great life, the likes of which do not usually see the light of day. Thank you Anahita for bringing this to us. Thank you Kati.

[@michellepadilla5384]

What a beautiful story! I need to visit her store. Thank you for sharing .

[@Kara-Talia_Menelik]

We have everything but we don’t value them. Look at how this amazing woman has turned things around in a place we think it’s not better for us!

[@PaulYawAmponsahBadu-v5f]

Love pure,pure love is the word here. Respect . Long live your family

[@Sam-fd5yj]

Thank you Obroni, for your long time service to the developing of Ghana beads industry, Akwaba.

[@michaelstunner5030]

She is one of the most humble people you can encounter on the surface of the earth because in reality, 90% of Europeans don't consider west Africa as a holiday destination and to think of the fact that she's lived here for 30+years.

[@Kodwo1]

45 years to be precise.

[@jacquelinesharpe3714]

I'm in tears .She is beautiful and inspirational.Authentic and everything I love

[@itsjvstBen]

Her story is so inspiring and fulfilling. From survival to success. It shows us never to give up on our dreams. Thanks for sharing her amazing journey with us 🙏🏽

[@thesoundofaccrapodcast]

What a story!

[@maamea.207]

She is more Ghanaian than me. I love her mind and how she views things!

[@tapaz7139]

Such a great woman, we love you, mom🎉

[@davidperttey6278]

This woman is more of a Ghanaian than most Ghanaians I've come to know . Nice educative documentary. ❤

[@KwabenaX]

Life is get beautiful when you don't see color but love regardless.😊

[@zigibeat3689]

She's more Ghanaian more than many Ghanaians making noise.

[@kimberlymensah5063]

Great video we have been here in Ghana for 2 1/2 years and I would not go back to the states thank you for sharing these stories

[@edwarddadzie70]

with all the infrastructure in place,better health care,good educational system and everything you need is at your disposal, Ghana cannot afford you that luxury life,please I will advise you go back to the States. Country that we are admiring to go and you decided not to go back,what an irony. I do be glad if we can swap nationality.

[@clementasampana4402]

@@edwarddadzie70wack comment ever!

[@adututugh]

​@@edwarddadzie70 you think America 🇺🇸 is heaven, just travel and see...people are frustrated here(USA)...Ghana is heaven on earth 🌎 you're free to live but not America

[@uncutafricalive]

​@@edwarddadzie70 Not everyone came on this planet to be a slave for the rest of their life. You have been brainwashed Not to do anything for yourself until you travel to western countries. Not everyone have enslaved mindset.

[@thethe7339]

🌐💦🌴🌾🌽🐦🐓💦🌴🌾🌽🐑🐏💦🌴🌾🌽🐪🐫💦🌴🌾🌽🙏🏾🤲🏼🧕👩🙇🏾‍♀️🙇🙇‍♂️SUBHANA ALLAAH 🎉NATURALLY PROUDLY THE THE GRANDNAN OOFF NANA AMMA GHANA THE NATAULE GOLDEN COAST 🎉BRILLIANT 🎉🤴INSHA ALLAA HU ALLLL THE BEST WISHES TIDYING 👏 WORKS🙏🏾 👸☝️🇬🇭🌎)

[@florencesenya1506]

Wow, this woman is impressive. She's inspired me to learn about beads.

[@Nancy1000-u1i]

God bless this wonderful woman an her family. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@talash3092]

A beautiful story. Thank you for telling it!

[@TVShindand]

Wonderful program, Anahita. This lady is an expert in her field and looks like she has pure passion for it. She has embraced Ghana and Ghana has embraced her. Looks like Kati and Ama Ata Aidoo were close friends, she is the first African author I read.

[@InnGodWeTrust]

Wao ! this is what love can lead us to . Very inspirational. Thank you .

[@samuelbrainoo]

This video touched me and spoke to me in so many ways. Thank you! Music was sensational too ❤

[@tanyaantipova6254]

Мне повезло посещать вместе с Кати базар в Кофоридуа - местное производство бусы- она научила меня понимать эту культуру, язык бусы. Великая душа и творческая женщина !!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Спасибо за ваше видео!!! Спасибо тебе дорогая Кати!!! Привет из Великобритании

[@sandraek790]

That is beautiful we thank her for preserving our culture

[@leobvenzen8565]

That is so very, very painful that it is funny!! Yurugu "preserving" Afrika's culture! A culture she knows not and can never know, a culture she and her ancestors have tried over centuries to destroy!! You thank her...cognitive dissonance and post traumatic colonization are no joke! Your naivete is very painful to know! This is one major reason Afrika is still going through all the issues and problems She currently experiences!!

[@Lil_Elegant]

preserving??

[@anthonyowusu7599]

Woooow this is Amazing 👏 The media stations and also other content creators should have a Documentary with her and she should receive THE VOLTA STAR because she has preserved a Rich history for us Ghanaians that are not interested or pay no heed to beads and what we can generate from it. Thank you Mommy and in due time your reward will come,we will make sure you get the deserved recognition. Thank you and stay Blessed 🙌🏽 😇

[@ChiefAmu]

Anahita this is a beautiful story and beautifully told. Thank you for this

[@Elasworld71]

This is beautiful. I also mived here to Ghan almost 3 years ago now. Its my home now and I love it.

[@bartcomltd]

Too sweet, honest and comforting...emotional

[@Attah57]

Very inspiring story 👏, thank you anahita

[@emmanuelamoh182]

That’s a unique story! Such wonderful woman, God bless you.❤❤❤

[@edidyable]

Inspirational, keep it up❤

[@Kof_Believer]

Wow!cI rate this interview as among your best. Kati deserves a recognition for promoting th study of beads. Kudos to you Anahita. I am always wating for your next content.

[@africauprising5208]

It’s still amazes to me that as Africans we still treat people who does not look like us with love and respect, even though in their countries they treat us like animals to today!

[@jacquelinesharpe3714]

I found this beutiful lady on you tube about 15 years ago on you tube.She is most inspirational and I adored listening to her.She is of a aeration that reminds me of my parents and their friends.I always wanted to go to her bead shop when inGhana. thanks very much for this. I will definitely be there when I am next home

[@imperfect4440]

It is always inspiring when i encounter this great lady - Mrs. Kati Dagadu; beautiful artifacts, beautiful personal story and i am so thrilled about how she identifies as Ghanaian. Love brought her, love has sustained her at her work, and when i look at her pieces i just admire all in awe- guess i fell in love too :D

[@sarahashun1180]

🥰 Thank you for sharing, this is one of the most informative, uplifting, poetic documentaries I’ve watched. She sounds like a beautiful human being! Keep up the good work.

[@BANKUREACTS]

This is tuff! Great pieces. I’ll definitely visit when I’m in town🔥🔥🔥

[@EdmundAwuye]

Fantastic she's more African than most born and bred Africans.

[@globalgabriel8146]

Powerful!

[@edmund6392]

This is beyond beautiful. What a lovely soul.

[@mosestekper7659]

Amazing woman.

[@FrimpongLawrencia]

Wow wow wow am even speechless😮😮😮 am so proud of you mother I called you mother because of the impact you have in our lives long leave mother Ghana 🇬🇭 r

[@Curtis-tm4ev]

Wow I think this is Sena Dagadu's mother. Such an amazing, talented family

[@stnewmann8213]

We want people like this in our society .people like this help our economy to grow

[@Alex-kg6cj]

Hmm our people all they know is complaining about anything you see how this lady thinks and focuses beyond today, tomorrow but for the generations unborn?

[@Lil_Elegant]

Same people want you down 🤡🤣

[@Flower-ck2bs]

Did your economy grow because of this?

[@stnewmann8213]

@@Flower-ck2bs because you have shallow mind

[@TrueVonne]

Very interesting. I enjoyed watching ❤❤. I will love to meet her.

[@rubylartey7163]

That's beautiful, inspiring story

[@benjaminmawutor3672]

❤❤❤INTERESTING ❤❤❤

[@jenniferturkson278]

This is a beautiful story. Thanks for sharing

[@ghanaianwanderer]

This was so beautiful to watch ❤

[@Bhebe40]

Africa loves you

[@Rough_Coins]

This warms my heart.

[@richyakuoko2360]

Awesome video!!

[@gotdididi]

I`m impressed, she has done really well, the Ministry Tourism of Arts & Culture should give some sort of acknowledgement for her works.

[@weecee7770]

Heroine...amazing story about an amazing lady. God bless u

[@sthomas4580]

Thank you I supremely enjoyed her interview and her love for bead art and Ghana

[@FAKmensah]

Thanks for sharing

[@IsaacNsoh-fg8nr]

I am hooked to your videos. Please dont stop, keep it coming

[@ayubabashiru8342]

Wonderful,. more grace of God

[@rkyei-gyau525]

This is inspiring. Katy is a legend

[@Flower-ck2bs]

She is not. I never heats about her.

[@hosealong3930]

Lovely video. Enjoyed it tremendously.

[@emmanuelcharlesbonney6963]

This is fantastic, well done for putting this content up.

[@cliffordnyarko8164]

Nice😊

[@dragongroupe21]

Genuine with love …

[@nanagucchiddb]

This is beautiful

[@hebrasfleur972]

Such a beautiful story ❤ an inspiring example. I got emotional 🙏🏽

[@admirerussell677]

Very interesting. I am Ghanaian/Liberian. We are all from somewhere

[@MultiDoer]

Love you Kati ❤️🙏🏿

[@CARLOS-e1j3d]

That's so cool. Akpe loo fom Vancouver, Canada.

[@udrive2861]

Interesting ❤❤❤

[@sekyiraphael]

Wow, I love this episode, and it gives me memories of the hunger times

[@Jonjowills]

I'm proud to be an ewe❤

[@amafrimpomaa2546]

Watched this the broadest smile. Where is this wonderful talented woman based? May even have crossed paths in the marvellous st rose’s secondary school!! Would so love to visit the shop. My grandmother and my mum too was into beads. Thank you Ana for these beautiful series.

[@lukalusalalunenkuka1585]

Wow! Thanks!

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

AKWAABA WELCOME TO MY COUNTRY ENJOY YOUR LIFE IN GHANA

[@VibesWithMantse]

Very inspiring video ❤

[@julianpignat9095]

I live in Ghana for 1 year in 1960 il was a wonderfull time there; Just look at your video now complely very nice to see what you have done in Ga i say phonotique Y ba oh

[@mishalah3361]

Such a sweet lady❤

[@fundacjastartfromghana2363]

Really love the work of Mrs Katie ❤

[@ayubabashiru8342]

Nice one

[@henriettaboakye]

thank you for sharing this

[@adwoachavis9941]

Wow, l am speech less. Being an Ewe beads is our culture in Ghana. She needs to open a school and teach this art of jewelry making with beeds. This is what our Government has to support in Ghana especially to train our youth

[@asap5529]

I’m loving this series anahita 👍💯

[@Dudus2000]

Nice watching this remarkable woman

[@mocosebastiao1101]

Uma história incrível! Parabéns

[@blackdotfamily7535]

so inspirational

[@captain4188]

I remember you saw you in 🇯🇲

[@gyekyeappiahkubi8681]

amazing story

[@glantedavid9728]

True love. Such women no longer exist.

[@joanalekianelson9829]

Very beautiful story

[@petermensah7553]

Wow very touching

[@afuantumi2768]

beautiful story

[@jerryfarley4606]

Wonderful story, is she available to buy by internet?

[@jdlogosu2470]

well Done

[@ericdinks7082]

Nice story.

[@SalifuBBMoro99]

This is content!!!!!

[@vigilantghanaian8864]

this is beautiful Anahita. Please ask them how Ghana have changed since they have been here?

[@WillHammond-q8m]

Well done Katy