WATCH THIS BEFORE YOU MOVE TO GHANA

[@denisespencer8581]

Few years after migrating to America from the Caribbean I had the privilege of having a roommate from Ghana he was calm and very respectful to me and my daughter. He will contribute to taking care of my 10 yr old daughter when he realized I could not afford it. He told me in Ghana people helped take care of children and each other and he does not understand this country. Once I told a South African lady my roommate is from Ghana, and she said “do you know Ghanaian men men make the best husband. (i was thinking of my work and education) I did notice he was smart, intelligent respectful went to work. Years after he was changing the lives of drug addicts.

[@annetopokuaa3357]

I am a Ghanaian born in Amsterdam. After 30 years coming to Ghana for holidays a view times. I have decided to move there. I am now building my house and shop. Very soon will be leaving Amsterdam. Can’t wait😀 by the way love your video’s👏🏽

[@uphylme9350]

You can tell that he is still madly in love with his wife and he honors her opinion. 2 sweet.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🥰

[@briggstristan3724]

i dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot my login password. I love any tips you can give me!

[@rosekrach412]

I loved when you said we black women are so strong, and yes sister we are so strong.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Sooo strong rose i didnt even know 🥰

[@rosekrach412]

Yes, we who were born and raised in Europe do not know alot of things about Africans and Africa, but we learn when we go to the motherland. The more we lean the prouder we become. Greetings from Norway sis.

[@frankoforidjan8681]

In Ghanaian markets, there are male traders but there is only market queens and they have a stool at the paramount chief's palace...

[@slimfbiggyansah4295]

My grandmother and grandfather on my mother's side were Muslims and yet 4 out of their 5 children were Christians and they all lived in the same house!

[@adupako1057]

That is Ghana. Muslim traditional and Christian are always together so they know how to cope with each other. If you have a problem with one your mother or grandfather will call both together sit down and talk to each other. No matter how hard it is you will never disobey your grandfather or mother. That is how Ghana has maintain it peaceful environment

[@ousmannjie722]

i love it when you said'' we Afrıcan women''....... Africa is home for all humans but the better place for African people

[@abigailr.7487]

going to Ghana is the best thing I have ever done in my life..after uni I am planning to go back for at least 2-3 years praying that I find a job I love

[@MoonLightOnWater1]

I need to visit Ghana....I hear so many wonderful things! i visited South Africa four years ago and wanted to move. Now that I have married, I told my new hubby that we need to move to South Africa. I will show him this video series and perhaps he will consider Ghana....thanks for sharing.

[@emannykb9596]

You're welcome

[@ghanabavlog7819]

Waaaaow I love how you are promoting Ghana and Africa as a who

[@thomaskwofie757]

Ghanaian are really humble because our of our traditions and cultures and we the youth will continue to humble as the tradition demands

[@BlackUnicornVlogs]

I agree with everything on this list! living in Ghana is Amazing ;)

[@kaybee3757]

Hey Lasea, I see you. 😊

[@gb6041]

Lasea75, you're really enjoying Ghana, I see you

[@worlaworlali164]

I like your channel too

[@AH-qd7bt]

The culture, the natural food including the unique family orientation not forgetting the hospitality of most Ghanaians 🙏❤ .I miss it

[@Serwa-flex]

I feel so proud to see you guys do videos like these. ❤️🇬🇭✊🏿

[@nimrom.3008]

Big up to acheampong family.💚💚💚👍👍👍👌👌👌.we want acheampong company in ghana.

[@cynthiasalim2031]

I traveled in Ghana many years ago and since have met many people from Ghana. They are very nice people.

[@VEE-rd7cu]

You guys brought tears to my eyes. So, much stress living in the Americas, now more than ever. Thank you for your sweetness and dispelling the Lies about Africa. Mahalo nui...

[@MimiJulien]

I just love you guys so much I look forward to watching y’all all the time. Much love from Haiti 🇭🇹 ❤️

[@AnnaAcheampong]

😁🥰

[@podcastmealonatray.saywhat1158]

woow i can see you all glowing sooo much in Ghana🇬🇭😍😍😍😍😍

[@tmobiletemp9832]

I am so glad you love Ghana.

[@queenmoore484]

What you said about Volta is very true, wherever we find ourselves we are Family even if we don’t know each other. ❤️🇬🇭🇬🇧💪 I am moving soon

[@janestanslaus2517]

When you both talked about belonging I was so happy for you I almost cried. Some of us are so lucky to know exactly who we are and where we come from and who our people are because not everybody does. I watch documentaries of people who are at that point in their lives where they just want to know who they are and where they come from but they can’t. They just take DNA tests that send them to certain areas in Africa but even upon arrival, they hit a dead end when they realize all they can connect with are the slave markets and harbors where their ancestors might have gone through and it’s really gut wrenching because these people have everything anyone could ask for in the countries that they live in but they feel no sense of belonging there and unfortunately don’t know exactly who they are here in Africa and my heart just breaks for them every time.

[@SM-mm3kg]

You are absolutely correct...the strength of African women are out of this world.

[@yishaithegift9953]

Rooster crows at 16:08 signifies a point of humility, honor, and respect. The timing of God is absolutely perfect.

[@jakebaba2149]

OSWALD BOATENG AND JOE CASELY-HAYFORD ARE ALSO GREAT GHANAIAN DESIGNERS WITH DESIGN HOUSES IN THE UK. THERE ARE MANY OTHERS ALSO ON THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE.

[@samuelakowuah7606]

I would love to contact you for a great house plan

[@mylifemyworld23]

I subscribed to your channel because of the last video you did about the bad side. From the way you guys talk it shows how humble and down to earth you guys are, a happy family. I wish all the best in life for you. Keep up the good work. I love you a lot.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Thank you very much daniel. Thats nice to hear. 😃 welcome to the youtube fam ❤️

[@edmund6392]

Another great video guys! So true about the food, sun, being surrounded by our people and the unlimited possibilities.

[@TUCL872]

Yes, it's not a shame to say hey you are my brother, whilst we are surrounded by other people, we tolerate each other in Ghana. No body is offended to want to belong somewhere. Hi u understand.

[@crystalzag7143]

I live in Tamale and most at times we have about 40 degrees Celsius. It's very sunny here

[@dele727]

My first time I watched your channel and it’s very impressive. I’m Nigerian with an American wife living both in the USA and UK. You guys virtually said everything that I always positively say about Africa. The food, people, weather etc. Keep it up!🙂

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Thank you Ayo 😊

[@Sinna87]

Everything in Africa is natural 🖤🇬🇭🇬🇲🏝🌍🙏. Let's make it happen...

[@sassiafrica1579]

Before everything was normal to me but with the rise of Shining the light in our continent we begin to appreciate.We are really blessed continent .

[@frankoforidjan8681]

Wow really, some people from the part 2 video who literally hated Ghana are actually here loving Her🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@patriotenigma4841]

This episode is positive and fair. Hoping to hear you lovely couple talk on how you guys meet on another episode. Thank you!

[@creativemecksdave1319]

YesssssooooO!!! I can't wait to hear the narratives how you both met in the Holland. Your first contact because you two look so much like each other.

[@ycamara9034]

I hope you teach yo kids to love both bloods equal. I live in Holland . My wife is Dutch , I 2 boys 1 girl . ..you 2 are special and deference..you grow up now and yo eyes are open. Bless

[@patiencepaintsil3050]

So proud to be a Ghanaian.

[@Inanadiks]

I absolutely love watching this... I left Ghana for a little over a year to Canada for studies and I’m missing so many things especially fufu😁😝

[@Star1783AA]

I'm very happy that you've got things which please you, I hope as time goes on you will like Ghana more, welcome home children, everything will be okey.

[@ghanabavlog7819]

And I love the education

[@SleeperDarkside]

Yes guys Ghana is where most African Americans are from and some mix Europeans but they just don't know it yet. Ghana is do beautiful I can't wait to visit one day In God's name.

[@justiceerimjunior3949]

Naturally black women are amazing

[@akosuaadjeiwaa1146]

You are right, Ghana is a freedom country.

[@frankoforidjan8681]

U are soo right, when people came to Ghana they only came to Accra but there are 15 more regions in Ghana with their own culture and traditions.

[@dcjc9510]

Guys even you was born some where in America or Others always remember you have your real home and it's Africa

[@lynikalewis292]

I love watching you and your family. I also have two children (girl and boy) and my son is called Micah too. I really love this video, thank you for sharing. My hope is to move my kids and family to Ghana soon.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Thats so nice, whats his age ?

[@lynikalewis292]

@@AnnaAcheampong lovely to hear from you. I've been enjoying watching your videos. My Micah is 8 years old and my daughter is called Shannon, she's 10. I saw the video where you said you will stay in Ghana if Kevin finds a job, I hope you all get to stay. Hopefully we can meet you all there one day. I was born in the Caribbean but currently live in the UK. Sending lots of love from my family to yours.

[@lovesonmyside2184]

Awe, this guy really Loves & Like his Wife so beautiful thing to see. Yes I'll be Visiting Next Year 2021.

[@VEE-rd7cu]

Yes, go to the beaches. Love, how you are embracing the culture. Love what you said about the black women, we get degraded so often from to many!

[@marshat8657]

Thanks for sharing your views on Ghana. I can say that all the things you hate about Ghana are basically a 3rd world country issues and are also present in the Caribbean. The thing is that if those issues such as lost of electricity, pot holes in the roads, traffic, etc. are all due to lack of money for infrastructure. The good thing is that we can all survive even with these inconveniences because we have peace of mind and acceptance. Obviously the good outweighs the bad for you so all is well. I would love to visit Ghana some time in the future, not to live, but to be able to contribute as a tourist by spending my money instead of doing so in other rich countries. I enjoy traveling and Ghana is on my list...

[@bantu2819]

COME THRUU back to the motherland, Carribean brothers and sisters! Most of you are of Bantu origin so originally from Kingdom of Kongo spread through central, eastern and sub-saharan Africa. We love you guys and are waiting for you all to come back! :Dkzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ7dlmufrd2qldk

[@owendarko77]

I am from Ghana hope you love staying there

[@creativemecksdave1319]

You both are making long to visit Ghana soon though am a Nigerian living in the UAE. Again how you just explained the African foods and fruits in Africa, am really missing our African foods, coconuts, Paw Paw, banana, oranges, guava, tangerines, sweet potatoes, avocado pears etc. I really miss all these.

[@redeemed7006]

I went to Germany for two weeks, man the cold made me pale 😂😂😂😂, the food was not as tasty. But I must agree about owning a house in Africa, you can never be homeless unless if it's collateral. You can grow your own food if you have land and when you're really broke you can never fail to find something to eat.

[@Whatstheissuee]

In the Republic of Benin, Muslims and Christians live together with mutual respect as well. One of the most peaceful French speaking country in the region. We all gonna go back oh, we need to build our beautiful continent. We got us!

[@HustlaDY]

Me and my wife we are living in Ireland at moment and we are saving to go back home hopefully in 5 years

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Great perspective you will love it !

[@AndradeFitnessBoxing]

Africa is the Present & the future. I live in UK & 2 more years going back to Africa....

[@cjwallace4559]

Pray your success in Jesus Name....

[@lindaclark7012]

Your so lucky, living in USA, is not so good, right now,you make us feel relieved.... thanks again!💗🌈

[@AnnaAcheampong]

So welcome lina keep strong ✊🏿 a new era has begun

[@mikamwambazi3807]

I'm from Zambia. I just randomly came across your channel and subscribed. I'm loving your content. Keep it up guys and please stay in Africa. We love love you and thanks for sharing about Ghana. Africa celebrates all people of African descent, this is your home! You've inspired me to create content about Zambia. 😎

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Aanw thats great to hear, let me know when you drop a video. 😁👍🏽

[@bantu2819]

@@AnnaAcheampong Thank you for all your efforts to show the truth about Africans living in Africa and encouraging our brothers and sisters abroad to come back and visit or move! May God continue to bless and use your beautiful family greatly! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ7dlmufrd2qldk

[@synolve]

There’s a lot to love!!! Thank you for sharing such a balanced perspective of both sides in such a loving and kind way!!!

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Thank you miss 😊

[@pianokeyzgh7280]

Great video...What I love most about Ghana is the peace and freedom. I feel safe and that's what matters to me most..👍

[@dorothykaffjamboe6808]

I love how sincere the both of you are no pretends everything is naturalistic 😊

[@toppinnacle4164]

A Nigerian 🇳🇬 living in Dubai just came across your KZbin channel today . I watched couple of videos today and always will be watching . I’m loving it 💙

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Welcome To the family kevin

[@ruthamoak9537]

We have pestis gh Rama brew Chocolate clothin They are plenty some and they supply to the wester world with African clothing

[@mrskb5965]

Oh nice...thank God I found this channel...I'm moving to Africa... America🤦 pls keep em coming

[@rachellepeterson6225]

Holland culture is black Pete...we are here to entertain and create which comes natural to us...there is where most jealously comes in...to make us feel lesser than.

[@jackpotwinner8486]

Very inspirational seeing your experience. I hope to move back to my country one day. May God bless you guys abundantly

[@simonm9346]

Lovely video. I'm all for opening up our country letting outside see/experience our country, but one thing we must do is to PROTECT what we have! That Ghanaian heritage, culture and wealth (not monetary but in our spirit) must never be lost to outside interest, influence, greed and exploitation whilst seeking 'development' via outside investment.

[@podcastmealonatray.saywhat1158]

Thankss for this video for the differencesss..

[@annekaaa94]

Thanks to learn us about your experience in Ghana !

[@moali6857]

I was 27 years in Holland I went back to Africa and 3 things I enjoyed the most indeed the people the sun☀ and the organic food amazing

[@WillyJTV4610]

Because all organic guys enjoy leave me some because one day I will be there!!!

[@NicoleB2]

Y’all make me want to move there😊 beautiful country

[@slowmomo938]

Beautiful Gh family

[@kungfulee9478]

I can't wait to make it to the motherland

[@JohnMcCullough97]

Planning to visit Ghana in December 2020. I am beyond excited.

[@bantu2819]

come three to Africa brother- were excited when our Diaspora brothers and sisters come back home! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ7dlmufrd2qldk

[@saidimakmot2721]

Africa must join together 🇨🇩🇸🇳

[@midodzitay2446]

Oh mon Dieu! Mama Abena, you truly cracked me up 😂 with barrels of laughter 😂 melanin power, strong 💪 African women (you seemed surprised 😱). Even Kevin couldn’t contain his laughter either 😂. Eh! Kevin, this no be small oo! You went straight for the weight beads (umm impressive) 😱😱😊😆 you are truly an African man 👨 respect ✊. The hood ? Ha 😂😂😂😂😀😀😀😀. This was nice 👍🏿 bye. I loved it.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🙈🙈🙈

[@sylviawht1]

I’m glad I found your video really good . Thank you

[@joycelynotchere4712]

See the Acheampongs making me salivate here🤤🤤🤤, ugh! #2 & 6, 💪💪💪. A really good appreciation of what u appreciate. Shows u r taking ur time to know the land rather than operate on assumptions. Power to u. Discover more.

[@andrewsasante8161]

You guys are very sincere because I have watched both your videos of the 10 things and I believe those are the best descriptions of Ghana I have seen on KZbin. I’m a preacher living in the states and it really bothers me when I hear how the so called “prophets “ are destroying people’s lives and I’m glad you brought religion up in your list. Well done and God bless your family.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Thank you Andrews

[@markopokumensah8971]

I Love ❤️ the Achampong Family and I love the way they’re bringing up their kids

[@simplyfantasticblessed7865]

Amen to everything in this video. Thanks for enlightening us🇯🇲🇺🇸🙏🏽🙏🏽👌🏽

[@soul-fullycreative4213]

What a blessing it must be to live in Africa. My husband is an Nigerian and space keeps us apart, I'm an American and with the current travel ban being implemented. I'm not sure if he and I will ever live life together.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Ohw im so sorry, but where there is a will there is a way. Nigeria must be nice, plan well and make it work !

[@joshuamettle6140]

Keep the good work the Acheampong’s 🔥🔥

[@jeromeamoah131]

I love you guys. Enjoy the calmness and let's try to overcome some of the fundamental challenges. Keep exploring and take it easy. Hopefully we meet sometime when I come back.

[@Questionsiaskmyselfdaily]

The same here in Togo. Women are very powerful and rich. Many women in the government

[@rishawnschells7717]

We are Americans and really researching to move to Ghana. We want the freedom. We want to be with our family...

[@AnnaAcheampong]

You are so welcome love africa is your home ❤️

[@afuaakyaa9983]

Thank you so much, I’ve shared this video with everyone xxx can’t wait for December!

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Thanks alot afua 🥰

[@marciamann2945]

Great watching you guys! Looking forward to visiting Ghana soon x

[@Esther-fh4lf]

Such a sweet couple. I live in London and have lived there all my life. I am now 30. My parents are of Nigerian descent but we all including my 3 younger siblings live in London. I've always loved the look of Ghana even though I'm Nigerian. It seem so much more peaceful then Nigeria. I don't know... I love this video! Makes me wanna go :)

[@AnnaAcheampong]

❤️🙏🏽

[@josiahafriyie6061]

WOW. Another lit video. I couldn't have agreed any better. 'Fufu in a box is indeed different from the original fufu'. God bless your good heart and motive and cant wait to enjoy all other videos on this channel.

[@peetbom]

I use aardappel purée en zetmeel for my fufu.

[@manlynash6302]

Hello The Great Acheampong, I have since I came across your been watching you guys though from a distance actually from London. There is no question I find it to the pointy creative knowledgeable and ever so down to earth. For starters i do not want you guys to go back to Netherlands or elsewhere in Europe. It is therefore my intent to make myself known at this stage , without saying a lot on this platform, that very shortly am aiming to put forward a business proposal for consideration by the pair of you with express aim of keeping you in Ghana - perhaps forever if I may say so myself. Shortly, I will be sending a business proposition to you guys for your consideration. As the late James Brown said quote '' Keep it up and don't turn it loose ''.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Waauw thank you very much. You intrigued us ! Can’t wait to see your proposal please feel free to contact us on: [e-mail]

[@mrredwhite1244]

I like your videos . Shout out from Va!

[@JackyHapy]

Ghana is a matriarch ✊🏾

[@estherserwaah4245]

Thank you so much for sharing I love you guys 👍🏼❤🇬🇭

[@AnnaAcheampong]

We love you too

[@sandraucheoma8650]

Coming from Woda Maya platform, love this family already ❤

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Welcome to the family ❤️

[@charntew51]

Really enjoyed both your likes and dislikes commentary regarding Ghana it was so, invigorating!

[@WillyJTV4610]

Honestly guys yeah doing a wonderful job because I'm very inspired to go to visit Ghana one day

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Hope to see you then, glad we can inspire you ❤️

[@almazyassin1829]

You guys so beautiful inside and out .

[@soy_red]

hello my brother and sister, I'm watching this with a big smile on my face. I can feel your happiness. Thank you for making this video. West Africa is my next stop. I'm from the UK, Nigerian mum, now living in Spain. I want to build an earthship in West Africa. I just need to save and find a partner! :D

[@kaagee1875]

Thank you for all the kudos about Ghana

[@mirandalenting1864]

Nice video, so much love and no hate, i love it, regards from the Netherland and Gambia

[@Sincerelyshawny]

Can you guys do a video on how you guys moved to Ghana? All things involved. Also, I would love to see a video of the different parts of Ghana you guys mentioned beside Accra. I was born in the states & still here. I would love to relocate to Africa, but of course, I don't know it well. They say my people (Jamaicans) came from Ghana so i'm ready 💕🙏🏽