THE DARK HISTORY OF GHANA’S SLAVE TRADE

[@okparatheresa7884]

My Ghanaian burger🥰🥰🥰

[@AmyRoseline]

Omalicha Nwa🥰

[@dayartis]

You got a first-hand look at how we got on this side of the world!

[@AmyRoseline]

Yes I did 😂😀

[@chukwualukaejike6999]

❤️ 🔥

[@AmyRoseline]

Thanks babe

[@Asa_Ijelee]

Woow😮

[@AmyRoseline]

@@Asa_Ijelee yes wow 🤩

[@cj_reality_tv]

Wow! The intro😮

[@AmyRoseline]

😊😊

[@NjamaKathe]

The story is touching 😢

[@AmyRoseline]

Honestly 😢

[@cj_reality_tv]

I’m loving your outfit for day 3 already, this will be a fun watch 🤩❤

[@AmyRoseline]

Yay! Thank you!😊

[@justastargorl]

ahhh you get mind enter inside the door of no return!! 😮😂 hmm

[@AmyRoseline]

@@justastargorl lol 😂 why not

[@MEDIA.AFRICA]

Let me explain further to you the meaning of alata in yoruba language ata means pepper so during that time most of the yoruba women were selling in the market in yoruba language you can simply call some one who sells pepper as iyaa alata ( simply means pepper seller so Ghanaian thought so Ghanaian thought that was their name so we always referred to Nigeria 🇳🇬 alata fuo means pepper sellers so dont be surprised

[@AmyRoseline]

@@MEDIA.AFRICA ohh wow 😮 this is interesting 😂😂😂😂never knew that