THE PEOPLE OF JAMESTOWN ACCRA ARE FROM NIGERIA

[@JHKanus]

There's a way that Nigerians are naturally connected to Ghanians, no matter what. They fight over alot of things but meet a Ghanian and a Nigerian in America, they'll tell you that they are brothers, they'll never fight out there. Other Africans call them the "West Africans"

[@jewel3567]

I love the enterprises in this area. People are busy busy.working and surviving. I love it.🤩❤️

[@omolove3812]

The problem here is the whole place is dirty , I write this comment not because of hate but because I want Ghana authorities to clean the environment.

[@mrsranciz]

💜

[@forextoday8975]

Do know how many times the government try doing that

[@emekamexman9767]

@@forextoday8975 that's the problem with some African, though mostly their fears are that the government may not allot apartment to them. Which should be more reason why government should do more in area of registration of residents for such purpose.

[@emekamexman9767]

@@nsowaaadepa1881 why do I feel you have a history of lies, I've lived in Ghana - Ashanti region, Brong Ahafo, Bolgatanga and Tamale for the past few years, and been made to understand that 50% of residential building in those areas don't have toilet but make use of public or no toilet at all.

[@marshalusamarshall482]

@@nsowaaadepa1881 look at a pig calling us dirty? Take a close look at Nigeria streets and ghana street..ghana is dusty, dirty and poor..nigeria is greeny clean and rich

[@SunkissFlower]

Love that you spent some time with the real people.

[@SunkissFlower]

@@chefadudennis So glad that Mabel was able to look past the surroundings and see the humanity. But for the grace of God, you could be living there, so please don't refer to your brothers and sisters as, "dirty." We are all one people. Hopefully, the light Mabel shed upon the area will prompt the Ghanaian government to clean up the area.

[@leopoldagbley7741]

Great video. It isn't only the people of James Town that came from Nigeria but the whole Ga tribe migrated from Ile Ife in Nigeria to modern day Ghana. Love your hair African dread locks

[@johnsontobi6432]

It's locks not dread

[@efemzyekun900]

We are one people. I'm Yoruba and know about our Ga peoples in Ghana. Unfortunately, Ghanaians are weary of Nigerians in their country. SA, Ghana....black on black hate and intolerance is killing Africa.

[@sydneyhoward3754]

@leopold abgley: I am not so sure if your statement is correct. In the Ga origin and migration history, they say they are part of the edo people who migrated to the bight of benin and then while some settled there and became the edo people, some decided to migrate further and these were the Ga who now settled in Ghana. In non of the Ga origin passed down from their ancestors did it mention ile ife.

[@sydneyhoward3754]

@@leopoldagbley7741 well i believe we all migrated from the same origin which has been obscured over time. Its a case of brothers from the same father that spread out.

[@crownedking2567]

@@sydneyhoward3754 Edo people Shah,you are trying to put edo story into this history,Nawah oo for Edo people wanting to convert the Yoruba history !!

[@mikepaul3957]

One family nigeria Ghana

[@unike26]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKrMpXiIa51ljK8

[@tommehtochukwu7556]

Ghana can do something about the Jamestown as tourist is booming in their Nation. The people there deserves more... Nne thanks for taking us around.

[@mrsranciz]

You're welcome nna

[@tommehtochukwu7556]

@Christopher Nana Kofi Guggisberg Maybe the government hasn't given them a better place

[@jakebaba2149]

A NEW US$50 MILLION MODERN FISHING HABOUR IS TO BE BUILT SOON IN JAMESTOWN AND THE WHOLE TOWN WILL RE-DEVELOPED AS PART OF THE NEW FISHING HARBOUR PROJECT.

[@wallstreet497]

The tour man is so excited to take you around.

[@mrsranciz]

Yes, he was so nice to us

[@manyelarley9370]

My people 😍🇬🇭✊🏾✊🏾 Proudly Ga !

[@mrsranciz]

❤

[@akueteyakewley7479]

We're not from Nigeria

[@akueteyakewley7479]

@raba Ashanti man he got Brian damage

[@MrNTR1]

Ga's are not from Nigeria but we once lived among the people of Ile Ife, hence we share some cultural similarities. This was before the formation of European colony called Nigeria.

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

This video made me miss Ghana 😭. I stayed in Jamestown when I was there.

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Thanks for the history lesson and for showing us a piece of the fishing area of Ghana. Love from Barbados.

[@mrsranciz]

💜

[@chifumnanyaissoh933]

One love Africa..... Those lazy people against the unity of Africa will be shamed....I am visiting Ghana soon

[@namonefm8734]

Oh welcome...

[@Shawntraci]

I want to visit soon myself!

[@Head_On]

Chifumnanya Issoh we don’t need you in Ghana 🇬🇭

[@JHKanus]

@@Head_On you have nothing to do about that

[@Head_On]

JamesKan I am a Ghanaian and I will protect my nation from unwanted migrants

[@lifestories101.1]

Oh Ghana is from Nigeria, those guys are awesome, great people, hmmm Fela Kuti Island.

[@bismarkadu8799]

Only my mums people the Ga's.

[@benjaminniiborketey7841]

For those who don't know please learn today,Ga,s never migrated from Nigeria,Gas migrated all the way from Israel, but on their way to Ghana,they stop in benicity in Nigeria for a brief moment before unfavorable condition force them to continue to Ghana,they began the journey in four group namely Nungua ( workrowor) Gamashie,(wordokun) Tema,(workple) and La (worshagba) but Nungua was the first to arrived in Accra . Feel free to ask any questions thanks

[@julieannejones9243]

benjamin Nii Borketey go make proper research the ga people migrated from Nigeria not israel

[@benjaminniiborketey7841]

@@julieannejones9243 we never migrated directly from Nigeria,learn please

[@oludummo4593]

You with this out of israel myth...you cant prove it.

[@benjaminniiborketey7841]

@@oludummo4593 ,Gas were once in Nigeria but they never migrated from Nigeria bro

[@diggiddi]

@@benjaminniiborketey7841 So I've heard Egypt, Sudan and Israel via Nigeria so which is it?

[@francis5279]

Jamestown needs a total revamp. I hope it happens soon.

[@Jason_Israel]

KWAW We all can make that happen in our lifetime to revamp that historical place into a vibrant harbour city like Takoradi, Tema or even bigger. I believe we can with our skilss&resources in the diaspora and on the continent. Greatness Is Upon Us now⏳🔥🖤.

[@niiarmarh7768]

Our political leaders are destroyers if Dubai is able to develop their country we are rather creating slams

[@bismarkadu8799]

It's on going my guy

[@francis5279]

@@bismarkadu8799 I hope so.

[@animahfrimpong4226]

Collins come and listen my mum is from Jamestown so she from nigeria too.

[@eagles9845]

An absolutely stunning lady in a beautiful welcoming town Accra Ghana💪❤

[@mrsranciz]

🙂

[@christophernwosu7027]

One love Africa I've not heard about this before now thanks for this educative video naija and Ghana is actually one there's no difference, bless you mabel

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you so much. Sorry for the late response

[@nathanielmensah7323]

This man is very intelligent....

[@africantruly8857]

I wish James Town British can be changed to Kweku Ghana Town.... ✌

[@tvs9978]

That would still be colonization because Kweku is not a Ga name.

[@pauldamijo335]

You’re killing it Mabel !!! Love how you keep it real. There’s beauty in the history, interactions and lifestyle of the people. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Those boats are beautiful too and the view of the windy sea is awesome.. you go girl.

[@mrsranciz]

❤

[@davenii5313]

Hi Mabel I subscribed simply because your vlog is beautiful. I was born in that part of Accra but now live in New York. Your video depicts a very clear image of how Jamestown is. God bless you . Keep it up!

[@ceciliaekpene5127]

I always go to Ghana but I have never been to James town I have to go there on my next visit

[@multyz1]

James Town is the hood of all hoods. I love there though.

[@diafarsouare3424]

Its offensive, disgrasfull and shamfull to have this portion of african land named after a culprit, criminal and cruel slave master.... please folks, that name need to be changed for the sake of our dignity! as.......

[@Miss-Sunshines9431]

Narrative bring opennes. Loved the vlog travelling around Accra which have history that still haunt many, but allowing many see knowing about James Town in Ghana. Nice that guide able share I sight about past history and struggle while trying to show life James Town. Bless Sunday thanks notification lady 🔔😊😇👍💖🏡🤗🙌🙌🙌🌐💯👏

[@mrsranciz]

❤

[@soulsistag66]

That you for sharing! And I appreciate those you spoke with sharing the history of the area. I enjoyed listening and watching. I can see the beauty of the place! And, the People are absolutely beautiful! The faces, complexions, and smiles remind me of my Low Country of South Carolina People.

[@mrsranciz]

👌😍

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Why won't they clean up the place and make it presentable? The local guides are so knowledgeable and proud of there heritage .Mabel you are excellent!

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you

[@godstimebest627]

@@mrsranciz I like you channel

[@ktdin319]

New subscriber from Florida... really loved the video. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you so much 💜

[@mrsranciz]

You good?

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Mabel I was born in Jamestown Watching from Sydney Australia Your channel is lit

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you ✊🏾❤

[@iamgadel]

Watching from Tema, Ghana. Lovely channel and great to sub to you. Will be following your videos. Great to see you and Wode Maya.

[@mrsranciz]

Oh wow!!! Thank you very much

[@iamgadel]

@@mrsranciz You are welcome.

[@MrHongkonese]

Very informative video Marbel..kudos my dear. I really enjoyed it

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you so much for watching

[@Ejisfoodkorner]

Great vlog Mabel, you look absolutely beautiful with your hair, I was there last 2 weeks for their festival, it was amazing, thanks for sharing gorgeous sis.

[@mrsranciz]

I missed the festival 😥 Thanks for the complement ❤

[@bonadpro548]

I really enjoy all ur videos... 🇬🇭🇳🇬❤

[@JamConcerned]

They gave you a reallly good tour for your KZbin video I hope you were able to compensate them something since they were so generous.

[@mrsranciz]

Yes I did. Thanks for watching

[@captainfish6456]

Thanks for the video Mabel. It was nice to see Jamestown in all its glory, hope to visit there someday

[@ingeborgnaadjaasackey8848]

That's my hometown, no mans land no jealousy❤

[@mrsranciz]

Wow🙌🙌🙌🙌 I love it

[@oluakinwale4859]

And Nigerians are saying Ghanaians should go home and vice versa. Image! All those people on either sides ought keep quiet and understand that we are one indivisible entity. We should stop all the nonsense.

[@lumarbrothersthomas8250]

Ghana has got nothing to lose!

[@optimisticsoul2338]

Survival is a ting of beauty😊. Pure blessings and love to the people. Great video. What an insight you've given us. Thank you. From there, we can only progress. You should open a go found me to help the town with their needs🤔, schools, clinic who knows, maybe houses😊😀.

[@mrsranciz]

True. Thanks

[@rasterlady4355]

What this man was saying is true, if you read Liverpool slave you Ll understand exactly what he's on about.

[@mrsranciz]

Wow

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Ooh my The people are going back to no man's land. Watching from Sydney Australia

[@ubongnel]

You are the Queen of content no be gra gra. Thanks for this

[@mrsranciz]

🙂🙂❤❤ Thank you

[@ceceberry6051]

Mabel please be inviting me for this type of yawo. Nice vlog, learning a lot.

[@mrsranciz]

Yawo😆😆😆💜💜

[@MyUbong]

Mabel you try oh kudos to you bringing us great contents, me way don dey Accra for the past 5 years i never go james town i just sha no say e dey here nice job keep it up. Twale for you 🙌🏾

[@mrsranciz]

😆😆 na so e dey be sometimes.. na see finish. Thanks for watching...You do well

[@MyUbong]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@MajorrBison]

Squid resemble octopus, Mabel you learned something new today.

[@mrsranciz]

Yes🙂

[@sweetiesuccess8435]

Very informative video, it's good to see you went and visit your people.

[@mrsranciz]

🙂

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Thanks for sharing. It's all happiness in James town

[@mrsranciz]

Yaaaas

[@anditeaches]

Thank you so much for showing and sharing the real vibe. I appreciate it. #DiasporianSister

[@mrsranciz]

❤

[@janetogunfowokan6817]

Good journey so far, it rain while u were there. So u were really blessed.

[@mrsranciz]

Yaas👌

[@TheLadyrella]

Babe! This is a beautiful historical piece 😍😍 How am i just seeing this now?!?!

[@mrsranciz]

😊😊 ikr. How have you been dear?

[@demvihinshaku4998]

I have really enjoyed this video. Watching from Milan

[@MI-vn4tp]

That guy should have his own KZbin channel. Lol.

[@mrsranciz]

😄

[@borussiagermania7428]

Jamestown needs to be completely renovated

[@DeeJayPoundPower]

That's true , but by the Ghana gov't with the people of James Town themselves and NOT the CHINESE (I mean not even a loan from them) as the the gov't wanted to do. That would have killed the whole James town. I'm glad they rejected that move.

[@amankwaabeatriceoseioosei4667]

This place is very wide, that we can do something beautiful houses in the future.

[@AvaDaddy100]

mabel this guys are doing a great JOB. I mean the tour Guide you need to pay them LOOOL

[@mrsranciz]

I paid him

[@jckissi]

I subscribe to your channel after watching this video. Very educative and entertaining video. I miss Accra.

[@mrsranciz]

I appreciate you. Thank you

[@ibrahimayovdo3108]

I just suscribe to your channel u re one in a million, showing Accra my home

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you so much

[@enochteye9999]

Oh nooooo Mabel you can a rap man papa !!. U are a good convincer. More vibes

[@ColaMan]

Great content. .history should be thought in Nigeria

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Honestly this Jamestown side of Accra looks like it needs a whole lot of TLC and code enforcements.

[@delpedro7763]

Amazing tour guild man

[@philipjohnson5088]

You're doing good my sister 😘

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you

[@gertrudearmah8014]

Banku is not the main food in Ghana , we have a variety of foods from the various tribes in Ghana so every tribe and the the food that is common to dem

[@mrsranciz]

Oh yea? Nice🙂

[@beatricegunu5118]

I missed James Town Kenkey , fried fish and shitor

[@chugilaimuchakalaku2067]

Free ibo,? Lol,wow people are free in this place, Ms Mable,I am coming soon.

[@mrsranciz]

🙂❤

[@emmanuelnanafrimpongaidoo713]

I know to stay there with u. u are looking famous 😍😍😍😍😍😆😘😘😘

[@Isiejeme0829]

This tour guide is a cool chap.

[@Atlas24gh]

People of Jamestown are not from Nigeria. Don't spread false information passed on by ignorant people. Jamestown is where cosmopolitan Accra started. It was the place the Brits settled when they moved colonial administration from Cape Coast to Accra. When they came the local Ga people and the Dutch were already there. Prior to that some migrant workers were brought brought from Allada in present day Benin Republic to Accra to work. They did not return back to Allada but stayed and interbred and integrated into the entirety of the Ga tribe of Accra. People from Nigeria over the years became known as Alata people due to the proximity of Allada and present day Nigeria. That is why today Ghanaians call Nigerians Alata people. Jamestown was a melting so even though majority of the people are of Ga-Adangme origin, there are also people of Akwapim, Akwamu, Fanti, Northerners and yes Yoruba ancestry who all consider themselves to be Ga. You'll find it in some of their surnames. Like Amoah, Adumuah, Ansah, Alabi (yoruba), Abudu etc. These are not quintessential Ga surnames but they will tell you they are proud Ga. You'll even find Sierra Leoneans and descendants of freed black slaves from Brazil in Jamestown Let me also add that there are quite a few neighborhoods in Accra that were predominantly inhabited by Yoruba people. I'm not talking recent arrivals. Their forebearers have been there as early as 1960s and further back. Places Swalaba, Cowlane and Accra New Town has significant Yoruba descendants. It will be hard to make them out now though because they have all turned themselves into Ga people. These are part of the reason they say Ga came from Nigeria but the truth is Ga people are not a monolith unlike other ethnic groups

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you

[@julieannejones9243]

Atlas24gh go search then you know ga is from Nigeria that’s where they migrated from

[@caesarsavage8894]

U are wrong? They are Nigerians, even in Cameroon the English side are Nigerians by history, the same in serial Leon many people of serial Leon are from Nigeria, the same in Liberia, some part in Liberia the people there are Nigerians by history, go do ur research, do u know that some people of nigeria are from Israel by root and history, go do ur research

[@namonefm8734]

Are u so ignorant to know Ga's migrated from Nigeria.. Smh.. Do ur research well

[@animahfrimpong4226]

My dear my mum is from Jamestown she once tell me that her father told them they from Nigeria.But they also have british background.Our house is called the liverpool house in Jamestown.

[@sandrahateka908]

Will oneday visit dere😍😍😍tnxx for de info sweedy

[@mrsranciz]

Thanks for watching ❤

[@terwasegusha9390]

So know I found out why a Nigerian movie is call James Town.

[@amponsahlucky2624]

I have subscribe. Love ur blogs

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you so much ❤

[@gabrielnkomo7297]

Those people are people taken from Igboland during the slaves trade and brought to that place for shipment to South America North America but were stranded after the abolition of the slave trade and they don't have any other options than to live there, many people from the present Liberia , Sierra Leone, equatorial guinea were originally from Igboland in the present day Nigeria . Igbo people are the largest people stolen and sold during the slave trade.. but no problem, we wish all our people good luck.

[@mrsranciz]

Oh wow❤

[@jackynyarkoafful4390]

The Ga Adangbe started off in Egypt in a city called Goshen. Then they began to leave Egypt during 672-525 B.C. On that journey, they crossed Ethiopia and moved into Nigeria. Again they migrated across West Africa and finally stopped in Ghana, which became their permanent home.

[@daintyannpaige6028]

It squids for real , different from fish n lobster squid is the nicest seafood , next to fish n lobster but we dont dry it , impressive video , wow Jamaica have fishing village too. But maybe not that big, very important n interesting , I beg o plz bro we never come with enough money 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@akinpriestley3901]

Mabel, thanks for the tour and history as well as engaging with the ‘ tour guide ‘- very funny man! 😀You took me into the James town experience proper! You are amazing !!👌🏾👏🏾

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you so so much

[@purebreed9695]

Jamestown and Bukom,are like Ajeguleh in Lagos,lawlessness and crime

[@rdt.vgreat5824]

Am very proud of u guy's much love all the way from Dubai

[@mrsranciz]

🙏💜

[@andysah7637]

I don't know the name of this woman ...but she is gorgeous!! Keep. Up.the good work

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you

[@lucianodeo4103]

Safi sana Mabel's

[@nirvanawellness3619]

Yes, Mabel, the man is right. That's a squid 🦑 not octopus 🐙. There are minor differences in their anatomy

[@mrsranciz]

Yea, I learned something new

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

Thanks for the education Mabel😊☺️.

[@mrsranciz]

Thanks for always watching

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

@@mrsranciz of course! Please do an accent (pidgin) challenge. 🙏🏾

[@abdulfatahu9044]

Nice one

[@mustaffda]

nice one baby girl

[@philiprandolph5458]

I even know guy who was given the tour. We all grownup there. The guy From playnor And am Sarlem city house.

[@mrsranciz]

Oh... Interesting

[@marilynseptember21]

Real smart people on this video. I like how he offered from 50 to 40 then down to 10....but the place is not developed. This is why migration back is important

[@truthrulzz273]

15:18 How many of y'all remember them days we dey barber wanna hair plus only comb and blade LOL

[@pauleneduwa7744]

Love your channel

[@emanymensa1377]

The fact is, the journey of the Gas or the people of James town Started from Israel before passing through many countries which includes some part of nigeria before settling or finding their homes in Ghana. That doesn't make them Nigerians or perhaps people of Nigerian descents. It was a journey and perhaps the area in Nigeria they passed through wasnt Nigeria then. Everyone should get the facts rights. The Gas aren't from Nigeria. Thank you.

[@mrsranciz]

I don't even know what to believe anymore 🤦‍♀️

[@emanymensa1377]

@@mrsranciz I'm a proud Ga. Believe it.

[@jackynyarkoafful4390]

@@mrsranciz rather than feeling confused, why not do your research? I think that would help. I did a little research and similarly, the Ga people passed through some part of Nigeria and finally settled in Ghana. So they don't originate from Nigeria

[@OneTerminator]

I notice they couldn't get you to touch the banku. Good move. The way they handled that food is terrible.

[@mrsranciz]

😄😄

[@immanuelsunnystar3151]

This lady is fine joor ♥️♥️

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you 🙂

[@benjaminlamptey1867]

Yeah, we migrated to Accra from Ile Ife in the late 1400s.

[@ummukulthumrasheed4802]

Good one

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you

[@niiayi]

I know this guy at James town

[@NaaLegacy]

He is right, Ga's migrate from Nigeria and those who couldn't continue the journey were left in Benin and Togo.My Dad is from British Accra(James town).

[@yawlokko7097]

You are damn right.

[@benjaminniiborketey7841]

Ga,s never migrated from Nigeria check your history,Gas migrated all the way from Israel,but stop in Nigeria for a while precisely bene city before finally to Ghana,they came in four group and Nungua was the first to arrive in Ghana . learn my brother

[@jakebaba2149]

@@benjaminniiborketey7841 CORRECTO PERFECTO, GAS ARE NOT NIGERIANS.

[@jackynyarkoafful4390]

The Ga Adangbe started off in Egypt in a city called Goshen. Then they began to leave Egypt during 672-525 B.C. On that journey, they crossed Ethiopia and moved into Nigeria. Again they migrated across West Africa and finally stopped in Ghana, which became their permanent home.

[@philiprandolph5458]

That is Jamestown British Accra.

[@win30034]

You are so real. Nice vid

[@mrsranciz]

Thank you so much

[@joseephoppoong4650]

Pls,first seaport in Ghana build in, takoradi, not James town pls,tell them the truth

[@abenasarpong2844]

Hahaha the man is funny

[@this_is_africa]

It's SQUID!!! 😂🤣

[@marynritatvlovers5717]

I will visit Jamestown one day ☝️☝️☝️💋💋💋

[@mrsranciz]

You should. I heard it's been demolished to be rebuilt

[@nanasarfo538]

He is very intelligent. But my question is who employed him????? Does he work with tourism???? Aayeee Ghana nawaooooo 😂😂😂😂😀😀

[@nanaadomah8242]

That is pa pa pa movement 😂😂😂😂

[@bigupasempee]

Nuff bless muma Ghana

[@robertfrank1833]

I am watching from Kenya

[@mrsranciz]

❤❤❤✊🏾