The Ghana you’ve never seen before 🇬🇭

[@frimptop.9813]

Ghanaians 🇬🇭are very kind when you respect them, they will make you feel like a king ,but with disrespect, they will show you the other side of their peace they talk about. Enjoy Ghana 🇬🇭 bro🎉 we love you more ❤❤

[@EPICITWAS]

You right

[@godsownson2469]

That's for any country on the planet and I see no sense in your comment

[@Shadow-nz1dm]

Nah big facts.. the switch up can be drastic

[@MrNTR1]

​@@godsownson2469Don't mind him. Some Ghanaians just learned how to use the internet.

[@james56660]

Bhahahahahahahaha How’s that possible. Ghanaians are known to be hopelessly timid and weak minded. Another Ghanaian lie again. You guys from Ghana just won’t quit. Always making yourselves what you are not.☝️

[@mybrotha8144]

He’s absolutely right about the names. My father is Nigerian. He came to America when he was 25 years old, he had me at the age of 28 with my African-American mother. My mother gave us American names, but my father make sure we all knew our African names. So I have a first name, a middle name and a last name but I also have an African name.

[@jerryseshie2114]

Czech, I like your simplicity and how you keep it real all the time. Thanks for promoting my country Ghana.

[@blknavy_vet6097]

I just got back from Ghana....2nd time in 5 months. Going back again soon. Love it there! 🔥🇬🇭🔥

[@georgealexander4956]

You paid dollars for your food, was that US dollars?

[@HAYDENMUSICTV]

Czech bro... Ghana/Africa fit you like a glove... You really home!

[@Czechineffect]

💯👊🏽

[@thembankomo298]

Ghana is such a beautiful place. I ll go there someday.

[@Rough_Coins]

You will love it. Just make some good friends and take a visit

[@cryptodetective8226]

Thanks Bro. Ghana is really beautiful.

[@HollaatDre]

Czech bringing the dope African content 🇿🇦

[@dbuff8125]

Czech you continue to showcase all walks of life in Ghana and it is very much appreciated. You are correct we do not see that side of Ghana in the media. This is very educational for all of those expecting to see only the jungle. This definitely takes me back to my time in Ghana during The Year of The Return. I absolutely loved Ghana, and the Ghanaians and you accurately described the warmth that you feel.

[@Czechineffect]

Thwnks fam I appreciate it

[@richiemd777]

Rich areas in Accra will be Airport Residential area, Spintex, Ridge and Cantonments. East Legon and Marcarthy Hill and North Legon might compete for the #5 position. Its mostly "old money"

[@Czechineffect]

Thanks

[@kofistainlex300]

You didn't mention Labone,Tse Addo,East Airport,Airport Hills,Roman Ridge and a lot more places bro

[@abedkufiadan1936]

Bro, I love your humble spirit, very outgoing and not stuck up like the last guy. Salute to you. 💯🙇🏽

[@stephenreggio42]

In Ghana we have your English name added to surname and sometimes your surname can tell which tribe or region you came from. You need to build your house in Ghana for your future kids to have the sense of belonging. Greetings from Frankfurt Germany 🇩🇪

[@Disneylevi57]

Love how you show beautiful places, where the media never reports on!

[@Tearoze]

This was good! Ghana looked so nice and quiet. The parts of East Legon that you highlighted was really upmarket and beautiful. The streets are clean, even the drains are well-maintained.

[@louiswallopjr4984]

Everything you said in the beginning of your video is true for the longest I believed what they taught and seen on TV. But you and Haitian co-workers and African co-wokers truly opened my eyes and mind. I follow you my friends follow you. Czech in Effect I appreciate you. And yes I'm going to subscribe to your channel

[@chuckabraham5317]

Czech i really enjoyed when you were with the three women in the restaurant that was good Way to represent the USA bru love your content that's why I subscribed keep up the good work 👍🏾💯

[@Czechineffect]

Thank you my brother

[@thebrentrobinsonshow2882]

Shout out to all my Ghana brothas and sistas.

[@goldenheart751]

I love your videos so much. You always take us with you on your journey where we can see.

[@ajetbeats]

Damn .. I feel like crying seeing Bubuashie where I was born .. It’s mainly middle class - Ghana standards and it’s in the center of Accra so no place is too far to go .. people never sleep so it’s quite safe 🥰🇬🇭✌🏾… Bubuashie, North Kaneshie .. I know everywhere 😂😂😂

[@richardwilliams3839]

❤❤❤❤❤uuupppp one LOVE

[@Rough_Coins]

😂😂Bubuashie is not a middle class please. 🤷🏿‍♂️ Bubuashie is at the bottom but hey North K is not considered a middle class no more🤣🤣🤣

[@ajetbeats]

@@Rough_Coins learn more and talk less

[@7Bullseyes]

Czech you have showed them ,that Africa is the hot destination. I did some time in Achimota, Accra a few weeks ago!!

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Wow,I'm salivating here in the land downunder, Sydney NSW watching you demolish the big Tilapia,yummylicious. Nuff respect bro. Bless up🙏🙏💓 By the time you leave Ghana your taste buds will be used to the hot spices & you'll be craving spicy foods from now on.

[@Czechineffect]

🤣😂

[@russelltcranford]

Very nice place ! 🙏🏾❤️ The people seem very nice , laid back ! Beautiful place !

[@internationalreligiousbeli5135]

Am so happy we can see the world without no sugar coating

[@robinaluko]

Czech, thanks for making these videos. I want to go to Accra, but some other channels seemed to dissuade us from visiting. You are engaging with the people, showing how friendly they are to visitors. Also, you seem to have found all the fun things to do while there.

[@thelmadawson4662]

Really enjoyed this video. Thank you for visiting our homeland Ghana ❤

[@ansha8630]

Ghana , ❤ . Am in accra now. It's such a sweet area

[@kutzoffdchain]

Beautiful Footage Bro I Love The Scenery You Took Us To Great Tour And I LOVEE The Thumbnail ❤☺️🥺💯🙏🏿❤️

[@Czechineffect]

I appreciate it

[@kutzoffdchain]

@@Czechineffect All The Time My Bwaa💯

[@walterhannsNoju]

Bro you got that Nigerian content half way. In the western part of Nigeria they speak mostly Yoruba, in the East they speak Ibo. You go to the North they speak Hausa and other languages. In the South so many other languages. They way of life in Lagos is not the same as compare to Cities like Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kano, Enugu etc. Your next Nigerian Trip you should visit Abuja and Port Harcourt for you to understand how diverse Nigeria is just like the United States.

[@naashikabrown4711]

@Czech n effect you actually make your content so fun and beautiful, I burst out when you wanted to buy coffee, you taught Ghana is USA where you could find star bucks 😂😊

[@RobAllbanks]

Another awesome video of Ghana my brother!

[@roderick2722]

Love the content bro! Gotta visit Ghana one day as well!

[@Caribbeanlivinginnamibia]

I just came from Ghana and will be doing some videos. Ghana is amazing and worth visiting.

[@louislark3068]

Gallently defying and debunking Africa's ignorant sterotypes, Czech In Effect explores the lower and upper class Ghana's neighborhoods. The camera reveals posh eclectic splendid homes with pristine manicured lawns serananded with pine trees. The impetus of the broadcast from East Legon. We see the Honeysukcle's edifice for the rich. The Ghanian crusines looked succulent, quality, and fresh. Nice cafe. Superb, educational, entertaining eclectic content.

[@elv_kofi]

30:38 "make i go the junction down or make i go where?" 😂😂😂opana make hott ..keep grinding my Ghanaian brothers, may we all be great!

[@kofistainlex300]

You heard that too bro ,not easy oo 😅

[@youme1414]

You are doing Africa good. Thank you, sir.

[@heatnation3054]

Hey Czech dope video man. What a nice and peaceful looking place. Speaking of west legon remember we have Westland mall here in SOFLO but never heard no eastland mall. Stay safe bro

[@LETLOVELEADOURHEARTIMC]

Bro you are in my country, please visit Lebene‘s Region Volta.

[@emekahfitness]

Man your videos are dope!

[@Czechineffect]

Glad you like them!

[@Ibrahim-mv9te]

Oh my God this is my thumbnail ahahaa 😂 I felt that czecho.... Been rocking with u since your early days in Medellin and DR to nice france to Rio with them afro Brazilian twins😂 from just loving your energy and spirit and to see u running around in my hood is a big full circle moment. We gon chop it up anytime I see u. Real nigga 👌🏿

[@larrycolburn2326]

I recently returned from Accra, Ghana. Its a beautiful country and the people are even more beautiful. The ones I met are some of the most authentic, kind, and respectful i have ever had the honor of getting to know. They love their Ghana. And so do i. I cant wait to go back!

[@samakin6800]

Luv you to bits Czech. Luv what you are doing

[@MrTmoneyg01]

“Oh my God! This is my thumbnail.” 😂😂😂 love your channel and content brother! Respect ✊🏾

[@Czechineffect]

Appreciate that

[@patriciasuttle2740]

Hey Czech in effect, i love your channel/sense of humor/respect..keep up the awesome work...sooooooo interesting to see

[@officiallyepic3339]

I am a US citizen, born and raised. Czech is right unfortunately, commercials and the media really does bestow things on television to make us think that Africa is extremely a poor country and never shows the beautiful areas and homes their. No one truly knows until they experience it themselves so very happy that Czech in effect shows the world that Africa is beautiful and inspiring and is nothing like what television what's us to believe, so thank you Czech in effect for opening our eyes and hearts up to a spectacular country ❤ keep blessing ❤

[@ishmealbanda5842]

Have you visit rich aria kantamanto, and many places there is many places in Accra which is beautiful than eat legon

[@richardoppong7303]

Kantamanto is NOT a beautiful area. It's a crowded market area

[@darkandlovely1823]

Missing Ghana so much. Czech I bought that same Ghana necklace you have on lol.

[@youth-tube6744]

Czech, you're a very humble brother.

[@timothyossei-berkoh9775]

Try Jollof rice or Waakye with Avocado!

[@Hackshots68]

I was there in 23 and I literally didn't have any issues going around and doing whatever no matter what time of day it was. I felt like I lived there all my life.

[@strictlystarlight]

The Lady Abena so lovely 💚💚💚

[@LeeAnn20008]

Looks peaceful.

[@joejas4976]

Hello Czech in effect and how are you doing and thank you for sharing this video with us and i appreciate this and i will be enjoying watching this video

[@freddiefootsfishfry5300]

I see ya CZECH! Damn I need to get to Ghana bro!

[@deryhenrytengan18]

Big up bro

[@gracemackworth8522]

I lived there 2019 so peaceful close to america house

[@richardwilliams3839]

Place looks nice people dem nice great video ❤

[@captkirk77]

I actually stayed around the corner from the embassy with my cousin and her husband. Loved the area

[@JerryAgu-ss5fr]

Ghana❤❤❤

[@MsArtelia]

Hi Czech from San Diego California

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

You're welcome here to 🇬🇭

[@Kofi.86]

I like how the roads in Ghana build with gutters to get rid of the water especially when it rain unlike where I live Jamaica

[@LegendsofWorldMusic]

I don’t understand why in Africa they keep street drainage or street gutter uncovered. Isn’t that a safety hazard especially for children?

[@louisawuah9892]

It's expensive to have closed ones . When it is open you can see where the blackage's are and clean it out. The problem in Ghana is that we neglect to clean them due to corrupt leaders who don't care.😢

[@Yahawadah70ad]

​@@louisawuah9892The power is in the hands of the people. They don't always have to wait on the government.

[@african-history-fountain]

@@Yahawadah70ad Well said. Post-colonial Africans believe the 'government' is supposed to do everything for them. Their pre-colonial ancestors never had that mindset. Everyone was equally responsible for the development and upkeep of society, from the king to his officials to the people. If a street was dirty or filled with trash, the residents would get together and fix it straight away. Today, they would ignore the trash and blame ''the government'' for not fixing the street.

[@kentutu590]

finally somebody with brains and a rational thinker thanks for schooling her@@Yahawadah70ad

[@godisofthenile]

Czech I’m surprised u didn’t have a naming ceremony while in Ghana! I enjoy your videos…..

[@Czechineffect]

I should have

[@lamonttaylor5061]

I might consider to visit Gambia where my co-workers is from.

[@cyllo2878]

Be careful, African Americans are being killed over there... Sure to link up with the right people and don't go where you are not supposed to. I popular KZbinr from the states and a couple of them have been killed. Do your research... I'm not saying Gambia is a bad place. I'm only cautioning..

[@danielboakye4754]

Next time in Ghana please visit Kwahu in the Eastern Region. Nice big buildings in Kwahu.

[@GuillermoMata]

Ghana is beautiful - what's crazy is as you walk the streets in the videos it looks a little like Florida streets in souther FL. I bet the people are much nicer! mad love to GHANA! my panama roots in my dads side bring us back here.

[@ngozionyeyiri8094]

Am not a Ghanian, but I know they're very proud of their country

[@christinemcdonald1943]

What kind of card was that you paid for your meal with? Also what area was the Sub Box in?

[@randolphdigber9614]

You came through my neighborhood this time. I live in Osu, not far from Captain Yaw. Big ups Czech 🇬🇭

[@Czechineffect]

Bless king

[@BGroupsAfrica-hf1xf]

Personally, I think east legon is actually not the most fly area in Accra anymore. The flies areas are cantonment,airport hills, North ridge, west and north legon, and more on the Accra kasoa stretch. East legon is gonna take last position.

[@pilato6862]

I know this area 😊

[@gullahgeeche5702]

Czech the connection with Ghana and Jamaica is pretty well known

[@8205binuthman]

You are not in the rich. The areas are Trasaco valley, Airport Residential , Riage, Spintex, cantonment and East legon

[@rainbow3649]

He has seen those areas, hes not in Africa to show only rich areas, it doesnt prove anything. Hes showing how the normal regular African lives, the community neighbourhoods. What importance is the rich neighbourhoods. Im from Labone, what exsctly matters in Labone,when everyone is behind their gates,who is he going to see to talk to? Why would he spend all his money to travel thousabds of miles to only come and see the same things he already seen in America? What is wrong with the REAL neighbourhoods?? All this Ghanaian wannabe behaviour, even tho we cant afford that by force lifestyle, just to prove what?

[@BlackJackOfAllTrades1]

@@rainbow3649 You guys want him to show "normal" to "poor" areas in Africa so bad as if media outlets around the world aren't doing that already. I live in Europe , and thanks to the media , people think Africa has nothing better to offer than bad infrastructure , poverty, political instability and wildlife to the point where whenever I travel to Africa my white friends ask me " What are you going to do out there, there's nothing to see". Is that the image of Africa you want people to have around the world ? You think people don't know already that most Africans are struggling ? How about showing the nice parts and the rich areas of Africa to show people around the world a more nuanced picture of Africa , to show them that there's a growing middle class and that Africa isn't a hopeless continent. How do you expect expatriates and investors to invest in Africa if all they see is negativity. Think brother....

[@Yahawadah70ad]

​​​​​​​@@BlackJackOfAllTrades1 You need to change your perspective brother. Who are the one's truly poor and struggling? Is it the self sufficient African with his own land, a home and cattle or is it the individual in Europe/US working a corporate job who could get fired or laid off tomorrow? Some of us have given up that European/American infrastructure to enjoy this rich African wildlife you take for granted. You projected your feelings about Africa in the first half of your statement and you assume others share those same feelings.

[@BlackJackOfAllTrades1]

@@Yahawadah70ad Your perspective is very delusional brother, where I currently live , If you lose your job we have an unemployment system in place you can rely on, if you meet the simple requirements the government will pay you 1000 euros per month until you find another job and they'll even help you to find one, and even If you're not eligible you could still have access to the 600 euro per month welfare system available to any unemployed citizen. The self sufficient African you are describing mainly lives in rural areas but they are very limited in terms of the lifestyle they can maintain. On the other hand, 500 million Africans live with less than 2 dollars a day, most African countries don't have free education , no free healthcare or welfare system whatsoever, rampant unemployment levels and corruption which leads to the unequal distribution of wealth.. So be honest, who is really poor and struggling. Of course , Its not all sweet in Europe/America, but do you really think countless of migrants would risk their lives to get to Europe if they were better off in Africa ?

[@Yahawadah70ad]

@@BlackJackOfAllTrades1 You do realize that certain crisis such as hyperinflation, an economic depression, an extended pandemic and wars will totally deplete those emergency funds, right? Are you not paying attention to the current global situation? At least Africa has agriculture to fall back on. They can barter trade during tough times if need be. Also "emmogration" will soon stretch jobs too thin across Europe and the US. You'll fully understand by 2030 lol.

[@yawsamy]

$40 for banku and tilapia. That is pretty expensive

[@slimsouth5047]

Yeah Czech loving Africa !!!! W Video

[@ajetbeats]

Yes in Ghana .. your first name is the slave master’s name .. middle name is African name .. last name is your family name .. this is 90% of the population .. but it’s gradually changing - some now have full African names ..

[@ahmedalhassan4341]

Is a lie it is mostly Christian name as your first or Arabic for the Muslims

[@Korexx-bc9uz]

Ghana is best contry ❤😂

[@HBGoneGlobal]

Nobody thinks that. That was a thing in the 90's but in the 20 years. Nobody thinks African is all dirt roads be there are a lot torn up roads.

[@kwakusam1248]

Very interesting 🤔🤔🤔, God bless you

[@numofrancis]

15:10 Czech you don't know no Keta 😂😂

[@coz2j69]

The homes in the rick areas should allow the grass space outside to be used as sidewalk

[@jaimebarretocorrea1842]

hi, from Brasil

[@mercyfrost641]

😂😂😂infact bro,I must admite. You are very friendly and lovely..keep it up.

[@trollthetruthand5458]

America is not going to show this part mainly because it will attract blacks with money to visit and once that happens they will invest, then they will move and nothing is worse to Americans is black unity. 😊 God bless Africa 🌍

[@harvardblue2436]

Good stuff bro

[@32qr81]

Bro I’m a Ghanaian fan please come to the zongo abeg we do am big oo

[@Slay_Uno300Block]

what kind of camera do u use

[@suaveone601]

I want to visit in March, but they are saying it will be extremely hot then. When would you say is the best time to visit?

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

We hv both ☁️ weather here places like Aburi , Shai Hills, Brong Ahafo and cold places.We hv combined weather here !

[@strictlystarlight]

Yeah April is terribly hot! March might be cooler 🎉

[@feliciawells216]

Great job

[@bigjapa100]

Happy to see you with Chris must list in Gikomba market bro. Nice move. Do a collaboration with I am Marwa too. That will be dope 🎉🎉🎉 Jah bless ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉

[@asaasare220]

No in the western part of the country Yuroba is spoken in the South eastern part Igbo and I. The far east other languages like efik… so if you were in Lagos Yuroba mostly in the north Hausa mostly

[@goldbluetears]

Igbo in Ghana? I never heard of that

[@OneonelegOga]

It was because he was in Lagos that why he thought it was mostly spoken.

[@OneonelegOga]

@@goldbluetears yes, Igbo are known to be everywhere. There is a saying that if you go somewhere and you don’t see an Igbo man, there is nothing to gain there.

[@smart_256]

It was nice meeting u in Nairobi streets bro🙏🇺🇬

[@SamuelAidoo-o7d]

Since you came,we haven’t seen a video of you at the mall and we want a video of that. You can visit Accra mall, West hills mall, Achimota mall, Junction mall, Marina mall etc😊🙏🙏

[@struggswillie3993]

Czech what r those stretches used for on each side of the streets???whats up bro my number one traveling you tuber

[@TheHebrewHouseofDavid]

I notice that the African people are very soft spoken, well mannered& respectful when talking.

[@mercyfrost641]

Bro you look more handsome and good as you are in the motherland.stay Blessed and healthy.

[@shaliuk]

Nice one Czech. Wish I could show you a bit more. Take you to some of the local ghetto joints and work our way up to the classy. Accra is massive bra. Sent you a couple of emails. Get in touch. Will get you done real good content. You haven't been to the western part of accra yet judging from your videos.

[@christiancello910]

Her in the Philippines. we also have 2 names. Princess at night. and Raul at the day.

[@Kofi.86]

Nice vibration

[@dopyojj4974]

Beautiful African Queens😍😂😊😊😊. Get your passport bros 💯💯💯💯💯✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️

[@-.-_-.]

Get me my passport...bro

[@Czechineffect]

Already

[@LETLOVELEADOURHEARTIMC]

😂😂😂😂😂 Ghana Food is healing to your body ❤❤❤❤❤ Greetings to Lebene