Sustainable Living + Earth Bag Home In Ghana

[@vanessamaat6472]

I hope to find a husband that wants to live like this...if not in Africa, some where...my soul longs for this kind of peaceful living.

[@Scoring57]

Vanessa Maat Yeah probably not in africa but I do plan to live something like this myself. Gotta be able to be self sufficient. People are too dependent in the system we live in and black people are in the most danger because of that, since no one is particularly concerned with our well being or agency / power.

[@vanessamaat6472]

@@Scoring57 I love Africa but I know I would have to go with enough funds to set myself up well in terms of some of my creature comforts. I would definitely pave the long drive way. The last time I was there the pot holes were so bad. I dreaded our daily outings for dinner. I loved it otherwise. I'm looking at the islands as a short term...just got back from a yr trial period in Costa Rica but didn't feel like the place I wanted to lay roots. Will look at Belieze next yr.

[@charlesirby5265]

@@vanessamaat6472 have u been to Panama? Considering q visit this summer.

[@vanessamaat6472]

@@charlesirby5265 not yet, I should probably do some research. Someone mentioned briefly that it was still affordable....but that was 5 yrs ago.

[@SeaMonster111]

@@vanessamaat6472 I am currently checking out Trinidad and Tobago - especially Tobago. I moved here from San Diego to try it out. If it doesn't work for me I would then consider Africa.

[@milofarris671]

My wife and I just moved with our three year old son, to Accra (in the Ofankor-Asofan area) from Chicago. We hope to live a self sustainable life in Ghana. Thank you for this interview. Very informative.

[@afro55d96]

God bless you and your family brother

[@deepminds777]

Did you build a house? How much does it cost? If we want to live in ghana where in ghana should we move? Please answer our questions because if i made it over i would provide you with all the information needed to make your transition easier than mine.

[@alexoxenthree4617]

deepminds777 he has videos on this

[@borntrouble101]

Good for you....

[@iamenough6958]

Contact him to do a collective effort

[@Justme-ei4xf]

Great content. As an African it feels good to see our African American blood coming home, settling and doing great..

[@nkrumabyrd]

Thanks for the LOVE Family.

[@Scoring57]

joshlikings Good to see africans that are pro black in thinking or are at least positive toward black americans and aren't prejudice.

[@monicanadine]

#AGREE I’m all about AAs coming home (my husband is from Ghana). I’m going to show your comment to my mother who doesn’t believe that Africans want African Americans to come home. I keep telling her don’t let the media and her FEW encounters with Africans who aren’t as receptive to people of the diaspora coming together to get in her head 🙄.

[@happeningcash]

Scoring57 most of us are pro black ✊🏿

[@Scoring57]

@@happeningcash That's not what I see at all 😁. Maybe pro-african but not pro-black.

[@tomorrowagain]

This is what I call Black power!

[@newendeavors3972]

@tomorrow again You ain't never lied!!

[@Kodwo1]

I agree with you sister.We should all be trying something like this in our little corners on whatever continents we find ourselves provided we have some space by so doing we don't overly the system TOO MUCH.We should be masters of our destinies.

[@alpoyeo7008]

tomorrow again yeah they talking about come back to Ghana come back home damn if I'm leaving the United States for that

[@Kodwo1]

@@alpoyeo7008 Stay in your beautiful America man and we shall enjoy our "village" Ghana.We love it here and we're happy.Enjoy your "concretized jungle.

[@alpoyeo7008]

Kodwo Armah see you out of your mind this man live two or three miles on some pathway not even a road in a little house back in the woods I'd be scared to live back there lion tiger or some of the wild animal what's going to happen if you get sick back there Ghana don't have no 911 and even if they do how can a emergency wagon drive back in there what's your mailing address do the mailman come this make no sense to me

[@tourezee]

“If you have your own water, you’re growing your own food why would you care about a collapse ?” I felt that

[@BIGEARL1948GAMING]

All the way to the soul!

[@the_shadow_healer]

Amen....I’m in my way to self sustainment. Solar power as well.

[@southeastclass76]

Well, if there was a collapse, people would come and steal your food.

[@southeastclass76]

@Heinrich Himmler I agree

[@CatsOfMarrakech]

@@southeastclass76 then keep the road unpaved :-)

[@destinyschild.9103]

My eyes are in tears of joy... Just like a dream. God bless you all.... Coming to Africa.

[@paygorenewableenergy312]

It's was coming to America, now it's coming to Africa.

[@thedeist3978]

YES! Drop that citizenship too, if you don't then you are admitting you need the white man.

[@trevorbailey8622]

I am a farmer and teacher I used sawdust as mulching to keep the grass from growing back quickly.

[@shirleyharris8316]

love come to ghana ,I would likes know more about it nice apartment, how much to rent one,the person that's are trying help me not telling the truth, looking at some of the videos, I need help I'am from America"i want go to west Africa,in ghana ,how much is 1;000 in america money if I say 2:000, how much is that" i would like to stay 2 weeks,

[@dryjuice5493]

The Deist stfu

[@claudiaberko1982]

I’m 23 years old and this is the life style I long to live by 30.

[@jovialbaffour9923]

Welcome, I live in Ghana ,Accra too, hope to visit someday.. I'm 26 years...There r almost 20k AA living in Accra..

[@claudiaberko1982]

Well I’m Ghanaian , so it’s even more of a reason to relocate. I went to school at Legon for 6 months and that’s when I fell in love with Ghana.

[@jovialbaffour9923]

@@claudiaberko1982 ohk that's lovely, you r welcome..so when r ya returning to the motherland again dear??

[@jovialbaffour9923]

@@claudiaberko1982 ohk that's lovely, you r welcome..so when r ya returning to the motherland again dear??

[@msbanji4963]

Claudia B me too, i hope my plans come through

[@ebenezerappiah7576]

I’m a Ghanaian living in the diaspora,I have a small piece of land in Central Region of Ghana.I got my Grandma living on it.I have a baby with my African-American girlfriend she months and I tell y’all she is a precious.I’m getting my stuff together to come back home soon.I will be traveling back and forth until I get my house.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🖤🖤🖤🖤😁😁😁🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@Scoring57]

Ebenezer Appiah Hopefully she's a little "light skin" or has a good amount of white dna. We need help mixing out all that white dna that was raped into our race. Leave our dark brown alone though, they're off limits.

[@charlesirby5265]

Nice

[@brandong298]

Scoring57 Wait you want him to date a light woman and mix up his childs DNA?

[@Scoring57]

@@brandong298 No my point is we have some amount of white dna that comes from rape during slavery, and it'd be preferable to mix it out. And black people with the higher amounts of white dna 30, 25%, would be the best candidates for that.

[@donice88]

kzbin.info

[@williamh725]

👑I just turned 70,but i,m a sickless,youthful and vibrant 70.people say i,m crazy and too old to move to Ghana,but i,m one month from the mother land.these videos really helped me to make up my mind,thank you!SHALAWAM 👑

[@newthought5807]

Be blessed you will do well. Plus your pension or retirement will sustain you. Care free living

[@arleneowusu4498]

African Americans need come home to mother land.

[@BabiletubeAbdulrahmanmmohamed]

If you are old man africa is a place for retirement

[@Maxinemorr22]

Oh men me and my husband are in our fifties and cannot wait to return to our Africa for Africans so we have hope after this covid we will be on our way to mama Africa.

[@theavantribe]

I hope you had a safe and prosperous move.

[@JesseVealIII]

Beautiful tour! Brother and his queen are living their best life in Ghana. I plan on moving out there in 5 years or less.

[@monicanadine]

Me too, and I can’t wait!

[@leonarddeanjr.1406]

This is a very good and informative video. Also, this guy is not only knowledgeable, but he’s funny 😄. Native borne, and all you guys who have moved to Africa, are brave and inspirational people whom I admire a lot.👊🏾

[@wunamon]

It is in Africans to have that spirit to put each other at ease.

[@lilgreen9087]

Anubiez Black it’s also African spirit to not destroy nature but there are other groups on earth who are committed and addicted to destroying the environment for monetary gains

[@Cubanflowers]

sweetie hi.. the way he talk.. and behaves.. remind of that 1 man.. named david chappell... anyway... their house is so nice.. i love.. the floors.. and windows.. everything!!!... . be blessed

[@stephaniecrosby5294]

The guy (I forgot his name) is wise. He gave a lot of information that sometimes everyone wouldn't think about doing.

[@prncsangl1376]

What I liked the most was it is stress free. Don't have to worry about the hustle and bustle of the economy. Peace. Where they're located is a beautiful and peaceful site.

[@iamenough6958]

I agree about stress free Hi is you can live stress free any where on this planet if you decide to live a certain life style!!! I am blessed to have a mindset to live below my current means & KEEP IT SIMPLE FYI INVEST in Iraqi Dinar ASAP

[@MyTiffany81]

How do you stay safe from dangerous animals?

[@ojayjones4423]

I just realized I turned off my tv all day because it was a distraction while I watched Native Borne all day lol! #LoveThisChannel

[@servantoftheonetruegodalmi7212]

Tell the brother to get goats. One male 3 female.They will eat all the grass and the milk and cheese will be constant .All he has to is make sure the male doesn't bread with his daughters or mothers and sons .So they always have disease free goats .And to fill Sisal sacks with soil debris and damp them on the pot holes on his road .And to make tiny little gullies or channels along side the road and on the road it self so that the rain water runs into neighbouring fields.

[@ade6219]

Atyour Servicee, I would like to add a few things that possibly may clarify for everyone the topic of having goats, and their disposing of the grass. firstly goats are thought of as being browsers", and tend to eat high up(shurbs/trees), but will eat grasses. As to what Baah realest" is saying, goats are very hard on all plantings, and unless STRICTLY confined they will destroy any plantings. GOATS ARE HARD TO MANAGE As a solution if one was considering an animal for grass, then getting a sheep would be much better; as they are grass eaters, and docile and much easier to control. Over all if I was suggesting to the brother of this homestead in Ghana," it would be, that if you are thinking of animals, then a simple moveable confined system(chicken/rabbit/ TRACTOR )could help you greatly. This simply is wheeled along you're landscape at intervals, with the confined animals doing the work for you; leaving behind manure waste etc to be planted upon. The other would be, to ALLOW the grasses, but cut green / dry etc and bring them to a permanent area where these can be fed to say a rabbit herd, and the manure is collected there in place for organi purposes.There are sooo o many simple ways to approach this, but importantly I would want the brother to look at the grasses and so called weeds as an asset and positive rather than anything else.

[@sankofax8082]

@@ade6219 very informative thinking. its all about the circle of life. nothing is wasted in nature. even dried out grass can made into natural compost.

[@ade6219]

Sankofa x, that's a heavy name you carry. That informative thinking that you speak of is called PERMACULTURE by some of us, and my mentor the late "Bill Mollison, and others taught me well; for which I pass on to others. Look into Permaculture if you have not already, it's a beautiful land use design science.........Peaceee, "De"

[@sankofax8082]

@@ade6219thanks De, I adopted that name for myself. loved the meaning behind it. I will def do some reading on Bill mollison, I also did a lot of research on permaculture about a few months back. when talking about raising livestock for self-sustenance or small based commerce, I was scared of the expenses of livestock feed, with permaculture I found out many cheap natural alternatives. for instance, Black soldier fly larvae(BSFL) can be easily grown for chicken and fish feeding. some people even rear worms and use them as feed. Although I haven't put most of these information into practice, I am mainly gaining knowledge I would use when I go back home.

[@ade6219]

SANKOFA x, it's all good ! When you say going back home, just where is that at ? I steward a Permaculture homestead village in rural West Central Georgia U,S.A. I, a left activist, former of the(BPP)created this base to find sustainable solutions for (ADOS)" American Descendants Of Slaves." In the early days I taught many persons the science of Permaculture, and that's a beautiful thing,but what was not so, was the fact that I can count on one hand the number of melanated persons that had the interest to be taught out of the hundreds of others! I'm for ever trying to change this. Sooo thus I like to make positive connections, and assist and exchange with others. So if I can help you, just let me know.And as well this applies to others too that are beyond the talk........Peacee brother.

[@zxulou]

This is so inspiring to see our brothers and sisters connecting on the Motherland like this. I can’t wait to go back home in Cameroon to follow in your footsteps in the years to come.

[@ajxxr0cks]

make sure you do your research because since cameroon is a beautiful and resourceful country, europeans have targeted it, imported many guns and weapons and done their usual process of creating corruption and disfunction in the government. there might be some safer countries to look at

[@zxulou]

Green thanks for the advice. I am aware of the violence but that is my home town where I was born. I’m Cameroonian.

[@thebridge5483]

dope

[@cgreen777]

This house is more beautiful than a lot of the mega mansion Ive seen so far in africa. It fit the landscape perfectly. Thanks to the brother and his beautiful wife forl inviting us into his home. Very informative and educational tour. Loving it. Thanks Nativeborne. You outdid yourself.. Video was worth the waite.

[@josephgyamfi3911]

Have u been to Ghana before ?..

[@mssunshinesjourney7601]

He is living my dream which i want to become a reality for myself and family. Wow this is just beautiful.

[@wunamon]

Well, come on over to Ghana.

[@mssunshinesjourney7601]

@@wunamon i would love to. . Its alot of loose end that i have to take care of first. I was very happy when i visited Senegal earlier this year. It was amazing. And i felt at peace. I can watch this video over and over. I can see his happiness. .

[@nkrumabyrd]

@@mssunshinesjourney7601 I visited Ghana, South Africa, and Zambia. My wife and I made a 100 year plan and decided that all of our children must major in Architecture, Civil Engineering. and Agriculture. Our Ancestors brought a lot of Knowledge to America. We must relearn it and take it back home with us.

[@diggiddi]

@@nkrumabyrd Wow 100yr plan , impressive!!

[@familyslove7036]

I'm from Africa Liberia and I'll be going home in three years from now. My house is almost finish. Going with business mindset.

[@africansdontlikeafricaname4298]

Yeadeh Amazing that’s where I’m looking to move to 😊 Liberia 🇱🇷 I also like Guinea 🇬🇳 and the Ivory Coast 🇨🇮

[@morrisphilip1338]

Yeadeh welcome bk home blood, rock lib all day!

[@paygorenewableenergy312]

This is what I had been telling brothers and sisters, why live in a country that terrifies you? Shoot a runaway villain in the back and claim civility? Continuous harassment and no justice. When you could create your own PARADISE in Africa and LIVE in PEACE. Just like that dude, I bought my own 3 acres land and it's 10 miles from the main city of the African country I live in, it takes me about 5 - 8 minutes from my land to the city, flying my bush plane the airspace always free, ATC is calm. I am self-sufficient and happy that's what we all strive for, HAPPINESS!

[@scenicafricarwandanature5683]

Respect..

[@africaine4889]

This is my dream home. Growing my own food. One day

[@soonice4387]

Contact me on facebook for any information about Ghana....ID Justice Amponsah Junior

[@tamekat3821]

Amazing and that's true we don't need antibiotics or all those drugs, this makes so much sense. Love it

[@cgreen777]

Folks back in the day lived a long lives. They Couldn't afford doctors. They got their medicines the same place the pharmacy got it from..the bush.

[@elmiraloftin222]

Where time stops.... And the SOUL flows.... Another amazing view of Ghana

[@sierrakamau1510]

The soul overflows😍😇

[@VanessaKanbi]

‘Your taking care of your economy’ never sounded so good!

[@NativeBorne]

We were super excited to meet Eric and his wife (Joyce) who gave us a tour of their land and their home which costs a little under $75,000, (land and home included). It was awesome to learn what goes into building a sustainable home in Ghana and the do's and don'ts. Brandon Rogers built their house and is the founder of MIGRATING CULTURE, an African/American design company in Ghana-West Africa. Check out his website for more info at migratingculture.org.

[@WhatAboutall]

Wow, that is amazing, all of you are truly pioneers of a much talked about dream, if only things like this trended every once & a while on black twitter. Congrats, respect & salute.

[@MrPiratebrain]

Do you guys worry about the Chinese and American military ramping up on the continent?

[@Yiriyah]

The two families have a kindred spirit~

[@Kwestion36LondoN]

Native Borne Nice video as usual from the sweetest couple!! I have a question on water tho bcoz he didn’t seem to mention anything about it..... How does he get his drinking water?? Rain or borehole 🤔

[@BRONXGIRL92]

@Native Borne- I loved everything about this video. I would love to see more videos on eco-conscious sustainable living, permaculture, and natural buildings in Ghana.

[@eugenebruno1481]

The thing about Afrika is everything sold to you at a premium can be obtained off the land. Water, heat from the sun, electricity from the sun, you can grow natural food and most importantly live stress free.

[@cheendo7400]

When you come to Ghana with such knowledge please don’t hide yourself.

[@TheKwameTube]

this guy is more Ghanaian than I am and i was born and bred in Ghana

[@tspcocktail]

DNA memory

[@ntchwaidumela6752]

Note to self: when you move to Africa have a bobcat shipped for farming and to grade the roads...it can even be a side hustle

[@thebridge5483]

facts,

[@rudoplatinument1963]

Ye ..few Machinary

[@the_shadow_healer]

Great idea. I would add that people here need to learn a TRADE before moving out if the US. Self sustainment is key. Learn to farm, build and sustain.

[@Melanin_Move]

This man and his family will have many people coming to them for help and paying them for it. Great job! Awesome!!

[@gazula8196]

Am in Ghana but,,,, This place is beautiful. (GAZULA Vlog)

[@kaiashby4570]

I am so inspired by this generation. I am single and in my 50s. I will visit Ghana for the Return to Ghana / Right to Abode Jubilee at the WEB DuBois Center in December 2018. Although I do not know anyone in Ghana, I do know that my ancestry is here and I have decided to move to Ghana in late 2019/early 2020 to own and operate a restaurant and guest house. I will have my own garden as well and you have given me much information. It's an ambitious move, but this is something that I feel must be done for my family when they are ready to come. I agree with my young King about the USA is headed for trouble and we must look out for our future. I would love to meet this couple on my visit next month and to form a support group. Thank you so much for this informative visit. What a beautiful couple! WE'RE COMING HOME AFRIKA!!! WE'RE FINALLY COMING HOME!!!

[@ghanatotheworld6787]

kai Ashby@I am a Ghanaian and you are always welcome home. Dont worry we are all here to help you.if you need any information aside native borne ....we are always here.peace be unto you..shalom

[@edgarthompson8463]

Kai Ashby Hi Kai I'm going to Ghana early January and would love to welcome you to my home, I'm having some project there and will retire there eventually

[@EcotalkwithBrandon]

Fantastic-- we are ready to assist when you come. -Brandon the Builder

[@josephwilson2544]

I'm right with you; my sentiment exactly!

[@kaiashby4570]

@@ghanatotheworld6787 Thank you King! OneLove!

[@dorotv4897]

Hoooo my God Native borne this people are living my life thank this is my dream life living a peaceful life growing my own food l can't wait to go back home my lovely country Ghana. Greetings to you from Ireland

[@josephgyamfi3911]

Much love

[@ednasimms6253]

Thank you Native Borne and thanks to the couple for allowing us in their home !

[@josephgyamfi3911]

Great. U always WELCOME

[@dicksonbiney3676]

I am Ghanaian living in Europe but since i subscribed your channel,anytime i watch your videos make's me came back home to settle and start from dayone.there's not like motherland.bro,feel you.

[@lavishkartelkosmeticskarte2636]

I’m looking forward to this kind of peace of joy and connecting to my roots and praying for a KING THATS SEE THE BEAUTY IN ALL THIS 🥰🥰

[@yawankh-thesun3561]

You welcome after the borders open up.. I long to return home 🏡...lol

[@edmcgeman5084]

Great documentary. This man is a repository of wisdom. He and his wife are making a positive mark in my native homeland.

[@JahleeyahKalonji]

lol, the drive reminded me of some of the country roads in Jamaica,

[@seanreid6430]

Dwl, I was thinking the same thing!

[@JahleeyahKalonji]

@@seanreid6430 if you live in country in Jamaica, living in Ghana would be not that much of an adjustment.

[@seanreid6430]

Oh man, it's bad then cause I lived in deep rural Jamaica! 😁

[@JahleeyahKalonji]

@@seanreid6430 where are you from, I come from Clarendon, bare hill, lol,

[@seanreid6430]

@@JahleeyahKalonji I'm from St. James (deeeeeeeep rural) dwl

[@iluvrachellef]

Beautiful video family. How blessed they are to live away from Hell aka Amerikkka. I finally did it,i applied for my Passport last Friday 👌👌✊✊👏👏👏👏👏

[@nomadicnana2730]

Best video yet. Does he have a BROTHER?? 😂😂😂 I have followed your family and a few other Diaspora and I love what you share. This by far has inspired me to not lose my dreams to move to Africa. It's been just this year that it came to my Spirit that God has been leading me in this direction for years. This couple has demonstrated the positive realistic possibilities of a sustainable lifestyle. I'm so excited! Really I'm so pumped up with inspiration I can't sleep. Keep up the good work! You are a beautiful and blessed family. KEEP SHARING PLEASE! ✌🏾💗🙏🏾

[@thebridge5483]

same here i have to get the motherland even by swimming

[@nomadicnana2730]

@@thebridge5483 don't play, I have already researched different ways to travel to Africa. Time will come soon.

[@diggiddi]

@@thebridge5483 lol

[@MrRoyck10]

Black people will never be respected unless we collectively develop the continent of Africa and build an economic system that caters for Africans. This is the only solution to racism, claiming to be black British, Caribbean or African American have not helped us for the pass 600 years. This gentleman has started that process, we must build infrastructures and be innovative rather than crying and blaming others. #Africapitalism

[@echetabuemeka4087]

This post should be pinned.

[@maigacanada]

Please preach

[@sankofax8082]

I keep saying this... we just need one African black nation to win... just one, the rest will follow

[@peral341]

Absolutely!!!!!!!!

[@bebaptiste4064]

I'm a proud Afro-Caribbean currently in the UK. The Blood, Sweat, Tears & BONES of my great++++ grandparents are on the beautiful island of Grenada. I know it was not their choice to be their; ( ofcourse we must never forget that) but they were, are we just supposed to forget their sacrifices. Happy for the guy who make the move, but the thought that we are all supposed to drop everything and move to Africa is so unrealistic.

[@dragon_empress_1]

Great video. It's encouraging to see that there are people out there that are not just dreaming but are living their dreams.

[@roxiet7016]

islandmama ... I soo agree!... thinking more and more of taking that giant step to the moth land..🌟🔥💕

[@biglance]

Smart dude, love his thinking, about the US debt etc. he is ON POINT! peace from China.

[@nextoo1]

The peace in Ghana is one that will blow your mind clean off.

[@stephenjohnson6632]

I am white Australian male. he is living the dream. He is right that driveway is a liitle bit rough lol lol This is what means to find your roots and living the life . I known this sort of life is not for everyone. But you dont see the real people or real way of life or real beauty of where you live if you are living a resort style of housing commity. And he a down to earth person and knowns how to deal and treat people who he needs to help him or do work for him. I wish him and his family all the best for there future and i known they will be very happy.

[@jnyerere]

What he said about "visit first" is very important. Many feel right at home when they step foot in Ghana. But for others they have to roam the continent a little. Perhaps it may be Tanzania or Namibia or Rwanda instead. But the rule still remains. Visit and stay for a month like this man did then return home to think about the pros and cons of making the move as well as the logistics of making it happen. You know what they say, those who fail to plan plan to fail. Plan to succeed on making a life-changing move. Good luck on everything!

[@Femi925]

I am loving this. Just think if all our people unite. The power we hold is unlimited.

[@farminginafrica5220]

When do you plan to visit? Let chart on Whatsapp [phone]

[@GraceTruthTeacher]

EXCELLENT advice and testimony! They are beautiful people with a beautiful farm and home! His wife should really consider marketing her organic farming products. She seems to be very gifted in that area and that beet juice looks absolutely DELICIOUS! Thanks for sharing!

[@iqinfamousque6002]

Great video. Very informative. Another beautiful black couple!

[@josephgyamfi3911]

True

[@worldpeace0266]

Yes indeed

[@FamilyTravelDevotion]

We out here

[@rlburney5027]

Absolutely amazing!! Thank you for the video! All Black people need to start considering a self-sustaining future. Even if it's not on the continent of Africa, there are so many places in the world where you can live with this same kind of tranquility. I've been blessed to experience this in Panama, Costa Rica and Antigua eating the freshest fruits and richest herbs and simply getting closer with God. I have my eyes on the Motherland now, that's how I came across you! Thank You Black Family!!!!!

[@rudygrissom5871]

A few sheep, with movable pens, for your weed and grass problem......a tractor with a shovel and grader attachment....Will aid everything and allow him to groom his road..

[@TheMrswardy88]

Seeing his hard work and hearing his philosophies about life really resonates with me. I'm not sure that I will move to the continent because of the hoops you have to jump through but I'd love to visit and get a feel for the land. Thanks so much for this.

[@assabaradji587]

Hi

[@Steph_Said]

WOW!! Listen, I'm sitting here in Wisconsin, with outside temperatures at 37° in early November. Although, I'm heated by my furnace and often dread the upcoming snowy days, I still don't have a desire to move to Africa. However, I respect anyone with vision and determination to live out their dreams. I can't get over the beautiful modern kitchen!!! And the tiles in the bedroom leaves me awestruck!!! Thank you for opening your home to us and thanks Native Borne for filming. Your host gave useful & insightful information about the realities of living in Ghana. Much Respect, Peace, Prosperity and Protection to you all! ✌🏾✊🏿🙌🏾✊🏽💜💪🏾🙋🏾‍♀️

[@TheKofinyarko]

@Service Three - Yes Southern Africa is colder than parts of the US because its towards the South Pole... It snows down there

[@Steph_Said]

@Service Three I'm a subby because I want to learn. Thanking God for KZbin which allows me the ability to enrich my, "ignorant" as you called me, mind. As most know, Americans are not taught OURstory, it's HIStory, which is why I love taking this life journey with the Native Borne Family. Furthermore, my point about the kitchen was to compliment and show my pleasure in seeing that it is no different than many kitchens in the US...which is my only frame of reference. I hope you understand.

[@Steph_Said]

@@TheKofinyarko so interesting.

[@allthecolorsofthewindremai8240]

Where in Wi? I am here also

[@wellwisher7778]

This Brother is generous in giving much knowledge.

[@laporchacomic8143]

He will be a good guy to be in touch with to help with find properties and do’s and don’t s.

[@josephgyamfi3911]

Try and Come

[@africasfinest52]

I love this man and his wife’s way of life. As a Ghanaian I learned some things from him

[@jenniferlovelace55]

I'm in awe with that couple. Very inspirational. Thank you for sharing! 💝

[@bigfuzzz4117]

Would love to share our aqua-ponic gardening techniques with Eric,... when we visit.

[@YouTubeBlueButterflies]

This man is brilliant!!! Clean living is the WAY!!!!! Love his home!!!!

[@goldenheart751]

I have watched many of your videos and this is my favorite by far. This gentleman explained everything thoroughly and him and his wife displayed great hospitality.

[@sankofanyame]

love their home! wouldn't even tell it's an earthbag home 😲 informative and inspiring video! big ups! 🙌🏿

[@remnantfewministriesminist495]

I love this story. I share many of his ideals and living this way now in the States but will be visiting my son's family in Ghana and learning the ropes with them until we decide to buy land. Excited! God bless you all.

[@gforce3000]

This is definitively one of the top videos I’ve seen regarding experiences in moving to Africa in general. That man was so thoughtful in his responsive to questions. Wish all of you the best.

[@laporchacomic8143]

I feel this is life.. living peacefully with family in love and Joy.. happiness..yield after your own food.. no worries.. I teach my kids and myself now here in America to have it on lock for when we move to Africa.. your videos truly help... keep it up guys.. Thanks..many blessings..

[@IAnd-du2qx]

Let's continue to spread this mentality.

[@thecalivegan635]

Lovely video, thank you. I'm moving to Ghana in 2020, i plan on getting an Associates Degree in Agriculture at University of Cape Coast while checking out property. School seems to be a good way to get familiar with the area. Can't wait to leave America. So excited! One love! Blessings!

[@luvingg]

Shalom73 Many blessings !!!!

[@soonice4387]

Great move...The government has incentives under way for people venturing into agriculture.

[@winterseyes]

And now because of channels and interviews like this, people who are considering moving to Ghana have a great resource to turn to.

[@MigratingCulture]

Yes indeed #MigratingCulture

[@williokine6014]

True definition of nature...big ups native borne family

[@bilaalal-afriki8697]

I spend a lot of time watching videos of black folks from the diaspora moving back. This has been the OST helpful one.

[@tightbrotha1]

I am at a loss for words on how great this video is. Your channel is amazing, you guys are living the dream. Living in a place where you're a citizen and NOT a suspect. The brotha and his wife you featured in this video is truly inspirational.

[@cyiaslappy8596]

Wow! Just this weekend, I visited my aunt and cousins deep in very rural south Georgia (USA) where my mother's side of the family has lived for at least five generations. I had forgotten just how rural it was, with its vast acre upon acre of fertile Georgia soil. The road I grew up on was paved, but there are many dirt roads there still today. This man's homestead and rural property very much reminds me of my maternal family's home town. We had fruit trees, a garden, nut trees, etc., although both my parents had city jobs. They also keep a good garden hoe and a shot gun to kill the deadly southeastern rattle snakes we would encounter from time to time in our yard. It was an experience I can appreciate as an adult. As my ancestry is mostly west African, I can definitely see the appeal of rural Georgia to my forebears, as it looks so similar to where we originated in the Motherland. Peace, love, and blessings to my brethren who found the courage to retrace our ancestors' steps back to Africa.

[@humphreysmith3273]

This was very informative. Thanks for sharing as always.

[@MuffinManGDB16]

I'm an up and coming producer who knows the truth about our ancestors. I just want to thank you for these videos. Its been in the back of my wife and I minds to go to Africa for a while. Your videos are motivational and they helping us become more comfortable with the idea of moving. We've also been looking into building an Earthship (You guys should definitely look into them) but are nervous about not having anyone there that we know that could help us build. Yah has been putting a desire in my heart to move and start a community. All praises to the most high!

[@greatestnation9258]

Im Ready Im already saving for years...And Im a barber it would be great to take my skills to Africa..

[@farminginafrica5220]

When do you plan to visit

[@yawankh-thesun3561]

You welcome brothers and sisters..

[@joyfordhale6575]

To be able to live in Ghana is a blessing... We all should be thankful that GOD gave you breath in your being, your nostrils, in your being to wake up and start another day in your human Journey: GOD is a blessing to all who truly believe in the Living WORD JESUS Christ of Nazareth be encouraged 💯💞

[@farminginafrica5220]

Will u come

[@InfamousAustinT0]

I want to buy a plot of land with my immediate and some extended family and do something like this

[@abrahimfaisal7851]

Yea contact me i can help

[@jacques-alberttobnohugo3660]

Much respect to this chap, man I love how him and his wife are living.👍🏼🙏✊

[@farminginafrica5220]

When do you plan to visit [phone] let chart on Whatsapp if you don't mind

[@NairobeesMusic]

Peace and blessings family. This video was very informative and inspirational. Thank you 🙏🏽- we are making a shift to move to Ghana so all of these wonderful tips are priceless! ❤️🙏🏽🌿 Shalom

[@hiphopmovie]

I like this guy "Eric"..he is sensible down to earth..and real authentic ....gave great advice....💯💯💯💯

[@MigratingCulture]

Thank you!

[@iedda.shiontae8625]

Thank u for continuing to share your fanilies experience. That view is amazing!!! I'm currently planning my move and appreciate hearing messages that confirm what I've loosely planned.

[@josephgyamfi3911]

Come u can find happiness here too

[@nicolescott1354]

I am a Jamaican living in America and feel my soul yearning for Africa. Nice video, and thanks for sharing.

[@MrPiratebrain]

You guys are so awesome!

[@iluvrachellef]

Hey fam,this is great.

[@etheldadyer-major3759]

Loved it! Wish I was about 20 years younger.

[@Truth-in-the-Universe]

what a great home he built...the peacefulness alone. he is truly free.

[@hamadymshalaba8692]

I have to admit that,! This is the most informative video since u start this channel

[@Ke024able]

Nice scenery i love the country side am used to those kinda roads in my village😊

[@Shotta415]

This is very eye opening and great pointers on what to look for when purchasing land in another country. Thanks!

[@iluvrachellef]

My lil bruh i didn't know you knew about Native Borne,salute King! They're blessed to be away from this hell. They may not have electricity all the time but they don't have to worry about a devil race Soldier shooting them.

[@Shotta415]

@@iluvrachellef INDEED Big Bruh!! I'm always looking for ways and learning from others on how to escape this infested sess pool of greed, jealously and envy and most importantly escaping from the D!!!!EMONS who have a heavy grip on everything we do..... I need a sense of Freedom.... Electricity is the least of my concern, all that matters is being stress free and having a piece of mind and being around good righteous people. I lived in the caribbean on the country side with my grandma and grandpa for 6 weeks with no electricity, tell you the truth it was a fun experience telling stories over a coleman lantern and watching fire flys zoom across.... I miss those days and wish to return back into those times of being humble to one another..... ONE day!! I will make it possible and when that day comes to establish a solid connection with Native Borne if I decide to make way to Mother Africa for a similar foundation like this brother in the video.

[@iluvrachellef]

@@Shotta415 Yessir that's a beautiful story about your folks. I've been saying for several years that i need a detox from the city. I'm gonna contact my cousin to see if i can go down to my Late Aunt's farm in Mississippi. Damn i haven't been there since the 70s.

[@Shotta415]

@Brutha Dnubian- Right on Fam, I bet a lot has changed in Mississippi since you’ve been back. Detox from the city is always needed, makes you realize you can live with out certain spoils in life in which we are use too using in the city it’s a very humbling feeling/experience. I hope you make that trip back sooner then later.

[@JoeCountry1]

I admire this family..

[@chaazaqahhebrew7180]

Wow! This is living! I long to live this way, plain and simple! No need for anything unnecessary! Love it!

[@josephgyamfi3911]

Try

[@mawazoaliselemani]

Trust me you choose right path brother,ju g hang in there..one three four years you wil appreciate..and remember this message

[@happeningcash]

This man is living my dreams. Can’t wait to go there in December .

[@ForPeace14]

I'm Rwandan & Ugandan, and this is August 2020 and I'm viewing this 'Native Bourne family' video because it's giving me so many insights on relocating to the countryside (and I've been living partly abroad), and becoming self-sufficient; especially for food. It's a TRULY informative video. Thank you, 'Native Bourne'!🙏🏽

[@thesurvivorsghana7954]

Other people will join him very soon then he ll be the founder of the new city. Smart guy

[@kalypsoisland]

Love this video. I started building an earthbag house 11 years ago. Owen Geiger helped me w design. Got up about 4' then had to switch materials... labor intensive and after chemo...(I did not anticipate all that) it was just too tough, bags weighed over 100lbs. and it was hard to get a worker who could endure. I doubled bagged went two wide, used cracker dust and lime, barbed wire... so the perimeter walls started were 30" wide. Built a cistern, installed my own solar and plumbing. Planted maybe 20 different trees but challenged by marine environment few survived. So I have only coconut, papaya, Barbados cherry, mulberry, sapodilla, guava, governor's plum, moringa, chaya, neem trees which I had to cut down and remove from yard...And hundreds of silver palms which came w the property. Have garden w seasonable vegetables and have cultivated pineapples too. I understand his challenges...but all the hard work paid off w a nice, peaceful place to live w/in nature and much improved health.

[@MigratingCulture]

Wonderful

[@ilovemytribe]

WOW! He is truly living the dream!!! Natural living!!

[@jhutchins118]

I'm glad I've found your channel. I plan on moving out of the US within 10 years. I am more intrigued now than ever

[@nakofitv]

Give this place 10 yrs .. it would be a nice town

[@ST-kq2lh]

This is why I love Ghana. Land of peace and natural resources.

[@TheNewAfricaChannel]

I'm really happy to see our sisters and brothers moving back to the motherland. As a Ghanaian based in Europe, I strongly believe most of us can contribute in making Africa a good place for us all. I can understand the hustle, but still there're a lot of opportunities in Africa. Just look around Ghana/Africa and compare things you've seen or experience in the US or Europe. The next question or step is to brainstorm what can be done or transferred to fit the Ghanaian/African society. There's a lot of businesses, which can be set up out there. Re-settlement must be a long term plan and strategic, i.e. several visit to plan on which businesses are viable, long term savings, etc. I know most Ghanaians in US or Europe build a house in Ghana within a time frame depending/based on their finances. It can be between 1 - 10 years. When that's taken care of, the next step is saving to start a small business, etc. With that said, one must be careful with the corrupt ways in Africa. For businesses, go into areas where government officials involvement are very less.

[@timing9163]

BAIO = BLACK AFRICAN INFRASTRUCTURE ORG. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=baioafrikstan5.ning.com/&ved=2ahUKEwjMlara38zeAhXqYN8KHZYdAKkQFjAAegQIABAB&usg=AOvVaw2WNVyrzcV84RtTixz4aKm4

[@berniceparrish121]

A peace of mind emotionally, and a level of contentment of self-worth. Amen

[@mrscpjones16]

They seem happy and free in black Africa.

[@davidcook2673]

This has been one the most amazing videos of expatriates building a home in Ghana. I really like the earth bag building material and how both the exterior and interior finish of the structure looks, outstanding ! I also appreciate the insight on how to navigate the property purchasing procedure. Great video, THANKS.