This Businessman from America has built a Multimillion clothes manufacturing Factory in Ghana

[@amentaatem2492]

I am an African/ Black American, and an entrepreneur this brother is speaking so much truth.

[@noneexistent2781]

you afre not a BLACK AMERICAN wtf......stop trying to blend in with AMERICANS, you are AFRICAN

[@Dannymwanyeki]

I’m from st. Kitts, First let me say when black Americans go to Africa they feel superior to Africans, they show off. Black Americans can’t even succeed in Africa. Africans have high morals, discipline, respect, Many black Americans are drop outs Many of America’s Black youths cannot read or do math how are they going to succeed in motherland. In California, 90 percent of students cannot do math or read well. In New York, the numbers are 85 percent and 82 percent. In Illinois it is 86 percent and 85 percent. In Texas the numbers are 84 percent and 89 percent. Maryland sits at 86 percent for math and 80 percent for reading. My home state of South Carolina is 90 percent and 87 percent. In Georgia, the numbers are 86 percent and 82 percent. In Missouri, it is 89 percent and 88 percent. And in Washington, D.C., the numbers are 85 percent and 87 percent. There is more black competition in Africa than in United States, they can’t use race as an excuse in Africa to get a head, Africans graduate at a higher rates than African Americans, Africans understand the meaning of hard work African Americans are government dependents

[@aemermujaddid7671]

@@Dannymwanyekiin addition After Africans sold African Americans ancestors to the white man, they lost there African citizenships. Which African nations have not returned to African Americans and when they return to Africa they are immigrants in African laws.

[@headishome8452]

Where are these statistics coming from? Could you give the source? ​@@Dannymwanyeki

[@carribgirl007]

It is the truth .

[@wildflower7925]

Black Americans have skills, capital or access to capital, Africa has the resources and workforce. Sounds like a match made in heaven, let's get together 😊

[@WhitneyOsei]

Facts! That's why we moved to Ghana with our family. Once you can get a break from the system--take the opportunity! But the key is to leverage opportunities on both continents. That's how you really thrive. Use the opportunities abroad to facilitate your development in Africa.

[@noneexistent2781]

you ARE AFRICAN

[@BlackCentric]

(African American male in Arizona) Slavery in America never really ended for African Americans, also European colonization and control over Africa never really ended. Ps. I did my African ancestry DNA test. It says I'm 100% Akan on my mom's side. 👍🏾 Im trying to move to Ghana.👍🏾

[@BlueNile707]

This guy is saying the truth about America he is not sugarcoating anything 😢

[@yawovodjogbe4589]

He's telling nothing but the truth and the real truth Living in the US 🇺🇸 i can attest for what he's saying

[@adderley525]

So can I.

[@cme1713]

USA found GUILTY of GENOCIDE where are the Resettlement PROGRAMS for AFRICAN-AMERICANS?

[@salimapeacejoy]

This brother has explained how the system in America works to keep us divided. I remember in the 80s where I grew up in Newark New Jersey and a lot of people began to move into the area from Africa. And I remember how the other children would tease and pick on the African children and mind you this was an all-black neighborhood. My brother and I always had a good relationship with the African children be my mom was and still is a proud pro-black woman and let us know that we were African also and that black was beautiful. I love his story ❤

[@quitefrankly6815]

I am African American and I love listening to this Brother. He is pure motivation for me. I am working even harder now to move to the continent. Keep up the good work! Thank you for this interview.

[@samuelshikukutu9348]

Come home, brother.

[@d3stello157]

More conversations like this! As an African American it’s important to bridge the gap and make us aware of things we’ve never experienced.

[@wisdoma4860]

EDUCATION MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS...AMEN...AFRICAN EMPIRES HAVE BEEN AROUND THOUSANDS OF YEARS BEFORE ROMANS AND EURPEANS EXISTED. LETS GOOOOO...GOD BLESS. AFRICANS MUST PUT GOD FIRST AND EDUCATE THE YOUNG.

[@laurasmith1127]

He is the first guy that explains the dynamics of America right. I love this! America is set up to separate African Americans and African people. We were not educated to know Africa and its people.

[@Ijanee4806]

Yes Indeed. But we are busting with excitement to learn everyday from watching videos such as this one.

[@headishome8452]

​@@Ijanee4806And us "Caucasians" too. I love to see anyone to succeed. My roots are Native American and German. I had to teach myself about Africa and all the Countries because it simply wasn't taught in high school.

[@valeries7885]

My first book selection in 1st grade was The First Book of Africa. I wanted to know more. Fast forward to 2022, DNA test, I am 46% Nigerian. I want to visit Africa soon

[@BlackCentric]

I have to address his son's comment. You can't generalize or stereotype all African Americans. What you said or explained about African Americans, was not a personal attack on you, as an African-American, that is something or jokes we said to one another or ourselves, it was probably first said by a white person, and African Americans picked it up and joked about it. Out of all the black people in the world, African Americans have been the most loving and accepting of other black people, we somewhat distanced ourselves from some of the black groups, because we began to see, that they were not pro black. We African Americans grew up having respect for black Africa (you can see this in old videos). Also, African Americans have probably helped black Africa, more than any other black group in the world. So if you're going to speak on African Americans, tell it like it truly is, don't come half stepping. Peace, to you and yours.

[@lilacer6841]

This man is telling the truth about the system in US

[@vanettp2491]

This conversation is the bomb...this man explains the system in America perfect...a lot of us here are struggling...keep up the good work webnation...V.from the USA 🇺🇸 🇯🇲

[@Trailblazer_music]

Yardy bigup

[@Dreamdreams350]

This man has a brother in me. We on the same wave frequency.

[@diamondyvonne5165]

OMG!!! I had to stop 14 minutes into this interview to comment. Your guest, Kwab Asamoah was already brilliant & had a healthy self esteem. Even as a little kid, starting 3rd grade in USA fresh from The Motherland he figured out the "TimesTable" when he had no understanding of the English language, (but he figured it) out from his original mother tongue in Ghana. Next, and this was deep-- Kwab accurately analyzed the mindset of those who looked like him but yet were very mean to him. He spoke sad truths and I remember those years. I was nearly in tears as he described his experiences after coming to Amerikkka: The Tarzan complex, all the other lies of extreme poverty & disease, etc.... Lord have mercy. I am so 😢 sorry those were his experiences. Even 50 years later some of us are still stuck on stupid, oops! I mean ignorance...😅 However, I'm so very happy that Kwab went on to become such a massive success! May the Good Lord continue to Bless him Abundantly ❤.

[@queenkaili3243]

I just found out Kwab is an HBCU grad and a Que. WOW! He truly has lived two distinct lives... immersed in both African American and African culture. So intriguing.

[@RasLesGoldcoastnupe]

Kwab I am Kwabena too, shout out to you 1911, 👌🏿 I have to meet this brother when I get home

[@jimmorel3740]

This brother is powerful!

[@julierusso9616]

This man is wise and knows the intricacies of racism and how it works in America. Side note: those jackets that they are wearing our FLY AF! I want one!

[@terrencekemble3539]

Facts how do we get 1 Bless

[@sohenko]

Wow his son is as passionate as his daddy, their clothes could be designed worldwide with the flags of every country . Great interview.

[@researchtwins]

This brother is spitting bars…hope to meet em in Ghana 🇬🇭

[@malakiamen]

This Brother right here is solid, and has captured my attention! He fully understands the tricks that our colonizer enemies have played on us, to divide Africans from the continent and around the Diaspora. This understanding, as well as a commitment to our culture, integrity, excellence and evolution……. Is how we will take back our Motherland and prosper TOGETHER beyond our wildest imaginations. As an African American, I am highly encouraged to come home. 💪🏾♥️🖤💚💛🇬🇭

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

Who is your colonizer or the colonizer? Your Ghanaian leaders are the or your biggest colonizers if you don’t know.

[@malakiamen]

@@aboaboyahciciniko7132 - what is your SOLUTION to that?

[@noneexistent2781]

BLACK AMERICANS are not AFRICAN and are not apart of a DIASPORA.

[@unapologeticmystic1703]

Akwaaba in advance brother 😊

[@thesoundofaccrapodcast]

This guy is NOT messing around!!! Herh!😁

[@alfredstreete]

I came across this channel by accident. I must say this is one of the most powerful interviews I've heard because he understands his roots and the system of the west. If you are of African decent and listen to this interview it must trigger something positive in you. More people need to listen to this to really connect with who they are and the motherland. When he said Africa is the only place where your subconscious can take a break. That alone can make you healthier and add years to your life.

[@donovanjohnson1281]

Tuesday dat and amen

[@DrusillaChenenyeMoiraSmith]

Love the fact that this business man is sharing the truth about america. I wish I had the money to bring my whole family there😊.

[@laraolaoye6875]

You can do it one person at a time step by step

[@skywilliams323]

ME too 😊​@@laraolaoye6875

[@SamaTime12]

Wow, this is one of the best interviews yet!!!! Thank you for the work you do! 💪🏼🇬🇭💗🎉

[@michaelfiagbe4061]

I love the tracksuit they're wearing. Please ask them how I can get one to purchase. I live in Germany. Thanks ❤

[@georgemuma1109]

I need one too ooooo

[@johnpinkney1553]

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[@spacesandplacesoutthere]

Literally the first minute into this video I have to give this brotha 3x SALUTE! 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾

[@princessroyalty7879]

Kwab’s son reminds me of my nephew; their facial expressions and the way they express themselves is 100% similar. The nephew I am referring to is my oldest brother’s son. I am proud of my nephew. He’s a college student, he works teaching disabled people, and he is a preacher where he attends church.

[@LatoreLyfe]

This interview was so powerful. When Kwab son spoke, about living in Maryland and the kids treated him differently because he spoke differently. I related to that so much. I grew up in the suburbs of Delaware when I went to the City of Philadelphia or the Country in Virginia. My cousins would call me whiteboy because I annunciated my words and didn't use slang.

[@PrinceAndSarahO]

I would say even up to 80% of Americans in general can't afford to travel to Africa. It's not just one people group. The economy in the US affects everyone in one way or another. I was able to visit Ghana, but I saved a little bit of money every month for many months before I could even travel. The bills in the US are very high, so it's not easy for Whites, Hispanics, or Asians, ect. either. Great interview and thanks for sharing your story of your success.

[@noneexistent2781]

WE are not AFRICANS, we are AMERICANS, are roots and CULTURE is in AMERICA, why do you ppl think we have to come to AFRICA?

[@briopalumpus8676]

Credit is an illusion. 40 percent of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, all the nice cars and big houses is because they are in debt the moment they fall behind in repaying trouble begins

[@dw6465]

@@noneexistent2781 america has some of us thinking we’re actually african but i know i’m not. 🤷🏽‍♀️😂

[@justiceholy1004]

Are you missing the point...DIASPORA...what do you know about the Olmecs? Do you know aboriginal Americans have a descendant relationship with Africans? Do you not believe in the great flood or the splitting of Pangia whereas "America" and Africa was one continent? Maybe you're not going back far enough. Nonetheless the point was unity with a nation/s of people that have one agenda. That agenda is NO LONGER ACCEPTING THE gRAPE OF MELINATED PEOPLES worldwide! We have common ancestors and all of them have been robbed for the resources or labor.

[@topicoflife]

​@@noneexistent2781no one ever called you Africans. America labelled you African American. Just don't get confused.

[@mestrelotus]

Wow, this brother is the real one! His entrepreneurial mind is correctly set for nation building concerning how to financial tear down the walls of the diaspora's cultural incompatibilities. I would love to build with this brother. I will be making some moves. Thank you Box Lyfe for finding and filming this one. You know, he looks a little like the father who was an actor from Good times, which is the US based tv series. One luv to all.

[@ernestwitherspoon3344]

He's damn, damn, right! there's no short cut to SUCCESS period..!!

[@raspin263]

I Love this man! I'm from the diaspora and this gives me hope! I pray that wealthy blacks from the diaspora start investing in Africa If Africa is not free and successful, no blacks anywhere in the world will be respected! You are judged by your nations of your ancestors . The blacks that will return to Africa are the good people trying to escape Babylon and help to build our Motherland!❤

[@jacquedelsol3347]

Great discussion. A passionate man, who knows his history and loves his culture. He believes in himself. His passion and drive for life is his success. A beautiful humble family man.. my favourite interview so far and love the clothes. Keep up the good work webnation big up Ghana❤

[@WebnationAfrica]

Thank you for watching, don’t forget to share

[@rickymyers531]

Great interview and strong points, Even greater we still agree in the UNIFICATION of Africans, born in Africa or the diaspora. We all have a duty to our ancestors...We will not be divided, In unity there is strength. Greater Hight's are on the horizon. We have to continue to recognize traps that create the divide of Africans and not fall for them.

[@greenmoon8432]

Dad looks so proud of his son! As a African American I can’t wait to come to the continent.

[@chiyenyumba7135]

Yes our sons need fathers to raise them up into the men they become.

[@frana.4086]

Wow, Quad! You really explained African Americans and our plight! And I totally agree that we need to connect and we can make Africa great again!!! I hope to meet you when I come back to visit! All Praises to the Most High!

[@samright4305]

Legendary words...The African Americans the only one can help ...becuz they have no Nation to take the money to...eye love bro he understands the experience and not bitter about it.. eye always defended my brothers from foreign lands in America

[@lslovesoccer]

All true, I came to the States back in'98' when being African was not Kool. I have work all my life as an entrepreneur, I have had enough I'm taking my talents to my farm in Liberia 🇱🇷 😅

[@MonicaGood-tw6jv]

Mr. Asamoah you are right on point! Keep telling the truth and maybe someone will listen and make a move. Young black people where ever you are please listen to this man who is teaching you knowledge. I am too old to make the move , if you are young and healthy don’t continue to take the abuse in this country as long as you live here you will never be free and you will own anything. May you be blessed in everything you do❤🎉😊 MG

[@MC-bf9mm]

"Success is the greatest revenge" 💯 facts! This is the way to go for all melanated people on the continent and abroad. We on the continent need those in the diaspora and vice versa and some of us will remain abroad and that it okay. Our liberation on both sides of the pond is interdependent. Powerful interview!!!!

[@SHAI-HILLS]

I'm 97% West African per DNA. 29% of that is Ghanaian. I've met DNA Relatives here in Ghana

[@noneexistent2781]

No you arent. You are aboriginal AMERICAN, stop falling for the HIJACK

[@unapologeticmystic1703]

Interesting.

[@ackahkofiefrancis4289]

Yes, the first day I saw you on the internet, I said in mind, that you look Ghanaian and a friend I know .

[@kumkoss94326]

Truly there is not such thing as Ghanaian. West African coast has the same people them European put boxes on the map called counties.

[@SHAI-HILLS]

@Kum Koss I'm assuming you Domt believe in DNA.

[@xaratemplate]

Man this brother the truth he could make brothers in America and Africa have a mindset change. This brother gonna need prayer and protection he too powerful not to get noticed by the powers that be. I never thought I would see that type of fire in a brother since the days of Muhammad Ali’s Era.

[@lyticme]

I think this is by far your best content, keep up the good work brother.

[@WebnationAfrica]

I appreciate that!

[@abidavid5021]

Look this.. guy is a legend and smart at same time I am Ghanians leaven in abroad but this guy is explaining very well Bravo 👏 👏👏 👏👏👏👏 peace and love 😘 😘😘 chaoooooooooooooooo

[@sherreefoxworth7826]

Wow! Hands down best interview. This intellectual brother has figured it out. Speaking the truth! His words and actions are so impactful. Let’s spread the word, share, and get this video to one million views family. Thank you for this powerful message.

[@donnamarie6736]

Great interview! Mr. Asamoah I kid you not, looks like my Dad. I am born in Jamaica and he favors my Dad and his family. On the gate of my Dads family home was written Kumasi since he was a child, over 80 years ago. I consider myself African Jamerican. Looking forward to visiting the West coast of Africa one day. I am fortunate to have visited and lived in East Africa,

[@Silent_Woman]

This is an amazing interview!! Thank you so much for sharing your truth it really resonates with me. Keep doing what you're doing. Africa and African diasporans unite One Love One Africa. Let's take the $3trillion dollars we spend in America and return to our ancestral homeland and build and invest in oursevles and the future of our children. Babylon will fall. Africa will rise again!!

[@kelechinwagbaraocha3946]

I saw raw passion,emotion,hard work and great achievement. You inspire me.

[@ralphprempeh1114]

Asamoah is a tremendously smart and needs to be listened to.

[@10472bxgirl]

My heart and soul smiles to see and hear a person, especially a young African man, speak the words he has spoken. He speaks from his experiences. He mastered the american economic system. I have always had an understanding of the systems america had in place even as a young child. I am probably old enough to be his mother and I learned so much by listening to him. I am almost in tears. I thank you Royal Ashanti King Kwabena Asamoah for this interview. I have never heard anyone speak what I've said for years and years. For example the sneakers and other foreign name brands I have begun looking for the equivalent on The Continent. I hope you do more interviews. Thanks again.

[@tourandrelocationcommunity]

This should be mandatory listening for every school and University in Africa.

[@lerhondagreats485]

This was an amazing interview. As an African American who visited Ghana last summer, I appreciate your channel so much because I am going to move there. I am making my plan and figuring out how to have money coming in from the US to support me when I move there. I am researching places that I want to live and possible ways that I can get in on the ground floor with Ghanaians. I worked for 25 years in private school education and ironically I got a degree from DeVry where I learned computer science skills. Thank you for bringing the Ghana to us. You are asking the questions that I have of your guests, and I love it. When I move there, I will try to be one of your guests!!!

[@unapologeticmystic1703]

Akwaaba in advance 😊

[@WebnationAfrica]

Am glad you enjoyed

[@wisdoma4860]

EDUCATION MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS...AMEN...AFRICAN EMPIRES HAVE BEEN AROUND THOUSANDS OF YEARS BEFORE ROMANS AND EURPEANS EXISTED. LETS GOOOOO...GOD BLESS. AFRICANS MUST PUT GOD FIRST AND EDUCATE THE YOUNG.

[@BlackCentric]

(African American male in Arizona) Slavery in America never really ended for African Americans, also European colonization and control over Africa never really ended. Ps. I did my African ancestry DNA test. It says I'm 100% Akan on my mom's side. 👍🏾

[@vetranwilliams151]

This brother is dead on right and from this interview he had to have some Black American friends to know the history. I live in Chicago in the United States and he is right Black Americans see the divide of our African bothers & sisters. Which only we as a black nation can change.

[@tinaoffice9274]

What an impressive, realistic and strong African man, a businessman all in Africa can be proud of and learn from him. Indeed we need to listen careful and pay attention to one the most powerful personality.

[@joycetrotman]

I enjoyed your guess, and his knowledge of America, he speak the truth, I lived in the States also, and I know exactly what he's taking about, America, just used you, up and ware you out, But we're rising up.

[@MarieBlessed531]

Kwab Asamoah you got me tears hearing your passion. Racism is getting worse and worse here in the United States and one day the Lord's will Ghana will be my home. I'm so encouraged to listen to you in this interview .

[@SHAI-HILLS]

Would love to connect with this businessman. I'm developing a 38 Acre Snail farm here in Ghana.

[@Magenta591]

Calvin Daniels, you should definitely make that happen. I follow your channel and you came to mind as I watched this interview.

[@SHAI-HILLS]

@@Magenta591 I have someone coordinating us meeting. Thank you

[@emmanuelankomah6343]

Great business

[@SHAI-HILLS]

@@emmanuelankomah6343 thank you

[@SHAI-HILLS]

Not understanding?

[@ryonworthy7990]

This is the energy and the motto that we all need as black people.

[@dreaveal7672]

Excellent video 💚💚💚 I can't wait to leave the US to move to Ghana, also I would love to meet the guests on the show to learn more about the fashion industry. So much great information🇺🇸 🇬🇭 Thank ya'll so much🤞🏾💯

[@blessed78nc]

I appreciate the passion of this brother. All facts spoken.

[@ladyghana5603]

💥MY BROTHER WAS POWERFUL ✊🏽💪🏾IN THUS INTERVIEW!! he hit every point he knows what he’s talking about. He’s experienced it and he was right on with everything from his experience, and his knowledge nothing was sugarcoated. It was precise, and to the point, and I as an African-American woman with Ghanaian 🇬🇭blood am in total agreement with everything this powerful gentleman has spoken. He needs to set up seminars and educate the generation That believes they have to go to the west in order to survive! Let our diaspora invest in manufacturing and health and education along with trade schools, and,Ghana 🇬🇭will be successful, as well as the ALL OF Africa✊🏽

[@colecole5204]

This guy is just phenomenal, he has qualities way beyond the ordinary. His views 're absolutely flawless.

[@willieharrington4327]

I am so glad this guy has seen the good and bad in America and he still speaks the truth

[@akoswt]

ONE BIG SMILEY FOR THIS MAN ........ Remember is not about BLACK / WHITE but about who is smart and faster. On top of it all is that we are not fighting against flesh and blood/ physical ,but agaaist spirituall wickedness which can be problematic... Lets WAKE UP ALL FRESH AND BUILD GHANA WITH OUR NEW YOUNG PRESIDENT NANA KWAME BEDIAKO.

[@niiamu3300]

If you don't see opportunities in Ghana is ok. Others coming into Ghana see the opportunities.

[@WebnationAfrica]

💯

[@angeebb3080]

This man is the BUISNESS! The level of self awareness and consciousness is out of this world and I am here for it. Spectacular interview!!!

[@GlobeThotting]

So much useful information. I listened three times while packing for my trip to Gambia from Houston, Texas. I post pictures of Mama Africa that look like Baltimore, Denver or Seattle. Africa is very metropolitan. Kigali, Mombasa...I doubt Americans think tigers are dodging traffic. Give us more credit distant cousins.

[@mskimjackson1]

I’m from Houston as well

[@laraolaoye6875]

Am from Houston too

[@laraolaoye6875]

Maybe we can come together to start a manufacturing business. But am from Nigerian. Getting ready to go back to retire

[@Laleea8498]

Ah my sister welcome to Gambia 🇬🇲 do you know Gambia is building my new road network please make sure you bring your private car

[@ninaogarro2904]

I felt his pain! He is right as an African American I agree, we as a whole treated Africans poorly😢. Thankfully I never did and my first trip ever was to Senegal and The Gambia when I was just 14. I’ve always had a deep love for my homeland ❤

[@HabitualLover]

Speak for yourself!! I'm African American too, and we saw Africans as Kings and Queens straight from Zamunda. Lol! It never occurred to anyone I knew to not revere Africans who came into our community!

[@AmaAidoo-ts8ws]

@@HabitualLoverlol wow 😅

[@nonino1644]

@@HabitualLoverSame here. My view of Africans were they were wealthy and smart. I guess the AA that had an opposite view doesn’t know much about the world period.

[@judyjones4959]

Yep, I grew up in Harlem in the 1970’s grew up around black American brother and sisters who taught us little kids the greatness of Africa. So,we knew there was more to Africa then those Africa poverty commercials

[@iTuber012]

Loving this brother. He has the sense of URGENCY which we are missing at the national level for all of our countries. The clock is ticking, the world is at relative peace at the moment. We need to take advantage and strengthen ourselves while we can

[@sandrabias3549]

This is the smartest black man I have ever heard teach about culture, oh my God I love him and wish I could give him a hug, I learned so much ❤

[@bunchie252]

The passion don’t be sorry brother keep pushing 🏁📈

[@rushasare]

Amazing conversation bro! So much facts. This guys sees exactly what I see .

[@adrianehill8291]

"As an African American, Africa is the only place were your subconscious can rest!!" Wow!! Powerful!! The nuggets keep dropping!!

[@dianeparker505]

This is wonderful that he teaches self-reliance concerning the gold, cocoa industry ownership and the Diaspora from America bring their investments to Ghana to build the country as they become citizens there.

[@joinalexab]

The most interesting interview I’ve view from the diaspora platform the guest is my hero man and can say picked these thoughts deep from my mind he’s too smart I hope meeting him back home in Ghana in my holidays soon🫡

[@coosettem2045]

❤ listening to him because he has much experience in life. Not only in one country, Full of understanding and knowledgeable of people, cultures, languages, values patience and humility. 🤗👍🏼✌🏽🙏🏾👏👏👏🙌

[@Thedopestceo]

He said Don't you forget!! We taught you!! Lets Goooo!!! I Love it!!

[@bjsmith8824]

Hello from BOWIE MD in USA 😂😂😂you’re speaking the TRUTH. ❤

[@jonsheldon69]

So proud of this man speak it like it is king

[@Koiva232]

Great interview! This is what is needed all over the Continent - pride in oneself and the drive to make ourselves stronger. We need to develop our countries while we can.

[@aimajeffresswood8702]

BEAUTIFUL entrepreneur with a powerful and beautiful mindset.

[@sandrajenkins2109]

I’ve been one of your subscribers for sometime now and I must say this has been one of your most informative, uplifting very delightful shows ever. Thank you and continue with the great job you’re doing by showing us one of the continent most magnificent place call Ghana. I can’t wait to come home ❤❤❤❤

[@LLLMX]

Mann. I love this is this the one of the best African American stories mann I love this I hope I meet these brothers man let’s goo success is the best revenge !!!

[@albertwells7986]

Black, throughout the worldwide diaspora, must connect to Africa in this era. It is time for all black people on this earth to unite to make Africa our own powerhouse. I wish more African leaders has this man's mindset.

[@berylinnis7707]

I can see you making great changes in Ghana, however in order for you to do that you really must think about running for the highest office in Ghana, you are such a motivational knowledgable, powerful speaker , lots of love 💗💗 Great interview 👍👍

[@qIsrael98]

I pray that we diasporas and Africans come together untied and STRONG 💪🏾 God willing 🙌🏽🙏🏾

[@ghanadream]

These are the type of conversations we need to be having, period! I appreciate you bringing this to light! So so so so important to continue the dialect between black Americans and Africans. We are one! This conversation is 1000% truth! We will get there one at a time, iA!❤

[@marlathetraveler]

Lol!! He is telling the truth!! My Dad told me about 5 years before he passed that he owed $2000 on his house, that if anything happen to him he wanted me to know. I asked him why have you been paying a mortgage for the last 10 years when have $10k coming in a month. Is reply was I need a write off! This guy is telling the truth about the system in America.

[@maliwoodtalks]

Great interview. Smart brother .

[@mgeorge162]

I hope this gets around and people share this ✊🏿👊🏾 🔥

[@kofii567]

Facts on facts on facts about the American credit system

[@Magenta591]

Great Interview!

[@patsymason4839]

Hi from Barbados best interview i watch you are a blessing God send for. Your african people best success to your business

[@GodKingDominic]

You know one of the problems is that most black Americans believe we are not indigenous to África but indigenous to the americas which is a big fat lie we may have migrated there but not indigenous I'm proud of my nigerian igbo roots my Ghanaian roots my Gabón roots

[@GodKingDominic]

@@afrikanheritage99 thank you 🫂

[@vernonliburd6072]

This is an amazing interview, im inspired.

[@obbierob]

Thank you for this, wow I have listen to it all over again and take notes. Powerful words. Working my way to home. Thanks!

[@sallygadzekpo4570]

Very Powerful interview. Keep it coming. Be outside with the fresh breeze under a shade next time!

[@sicklion2354]

Great interview of the year

[@vernastawhyte9047]

Great conversation! see u soon.

[@afua91501]

Go ahead Kwab!! I agree with you 😊

[@niiamu3300]

Opportunities are better in developing countries than developed countries.

[@thekorsh4230]

Powerful interview son