Traditional Clothes Weaving In Northern Ghana Is Such A Delight

The beautifully crafted and intricately designed African regalia that you see worn by Ghanaians is hand woven in and by Ghanaians. I find it interesting, the craftsmanship and creativity displayed in making these dresses and even more fascinating, the pride of the people wearing these clothes. You could invest in this sector of the Ghanaian economy and make millions. Take a look
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[@watchingthehawks355]

Africans has been clothing themselves for centuries before Europeans came and Africans can do everything thing for self survival.

[@praisethelord.]

Asoke the Yoruba traditional clothes are done the same way. Africa is so blessed.

[@ayodeler39]

In the 60’s my Late Aunt interviewed weavers in the Aso Oke Yoruba village just as you are doing today!! 👏👏 well done for keeping travel journalism alive. You are a very astute and positive journalist. We are all proud of you. 👌🏽

[@oceejekwam6829]

Chief Ahmed is certainly distinguished and radiates dignity and confidence. May God continue to bless him and his people.

[@africanstoryteller]

Absolutely! Thank you

[@alphonseonye3009]

I hope they export the products. Ghanian craft items are always perfect

[@sherryshazala7123]

Salute to them ,great job not easy ooh. Beautiful clothes.

[@Kikongolessons]

Beautiful cloth ! Thank you Grace for sharing this 👍

[@joshuakwaosi5421]

Great Work Sister Virtue Grace...your doing some Great Work God Bless You!

[@ngawangrigdol4282]

It’s amazing beautiful 💕🥰💐

[@danielsnwusie8751]

Grace good job

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

The government can help organise them into cooperative society business and provide decent workplace for those involved in the value chain. Such a hub will help in production, training, innovation and for easy access to the products by the customers

[@watchingthehawks355]

Capitalism has taking over Africa, government has less interest on empowering it citizens, it's survival of the fittest that's what democracy is all about,government will only make the environment conducive for investment.

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

@@watchingthehawks355 It's in the interest of the government to get the producers better organized. Quantity and quality of materials produced will increase, more revenue to them, and more taxes to the government. Employment generation and higher living standards for the local community. It's a win win situation.

[@TWUMKWAME5]

Everything is not the government, we as a people can make things happen am not a fan of any government so forgive me if am not expressing the same view as you are, every big thing starts small. If the government comes in to help so be it, if not you keep moving forward with what you do.

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

@@TWUMKWAME5 I didn't suggest or implied government throwing money 💰 at them. You can see that many of them to there level of education or entrepreneurial awareness to put it better may not be high. They did mention of the skills and trade being passed to them from generation to the other. So economies of scale and modernization of the trade will likely not be a priority. Government agency in the ministry of trade and investment can "facilitate" such engagement and awareness, create easier method of them registering their business as an SME or co-operative, possible building a facility/hub they could rent at a reasonable amount, with function electricity etc. Doing the business under a tree 🌲in this age is not the best you will agree with me.

[@obiritech]

❤️❤️ from 🇬🇭🇬🇭, the precision in your craft is authentic

[@praisethelord.]

Great content as usual sis.

[@rubenamekpewu2096]

My dear Grace I thank God for your life and the good work you are doing. May He keep protecting you in all your travels

[@africanstoryteller]

Amen, thank you

[@peterlevan4719]

failed to mention...wonderfully informative video...excellent!

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@rubenamekpewu2096]

I want you to visit the Kente center in Volta region of Ghana, the highest waterfall in West Africa , highest mountain in Ghana etc all in Volta region please

[@yoobon5670]

Nice song,It shows we Africans have been "Rapping" for a long time before it now became trendy all over the world.

[@dalitsokumtumanji4552]

I like your sense of humour Grace.. The chief feels like he paid small small money for his attire. He is not even hungry because of happiness. Kkkkk

[@lemigod4475]

Good too see locals in Northern Ghana getting on with the daily hustle,we must push on with life and keep the spirits up.

[@Sunnymedia]

Nice one grace

[@michaelel8602]

Getting my passport ready to come there. Hope to see u Grace 🌹💯🙏🏿 while I visit Ghana baby, Nigeria, Gambia and Sudan Nubia 😍✊🏿

[@bismarkadu-num5834]

Document and share with us ..

[@expertafrica]

Very beautiful

[@demvihinshaku4998]

We have it in tiv land too. Watching from Milan italy

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes oh, we have it too. I will showcase ours soon

[@demvihinshaku4998]

@@africanstoryteller yeahh

[@gerryombiang4299]

Watching here

[@victoriaamankwaa586]

Good 👍👍👍👍🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@rahelnujacqklittlefield7203]

Wondeful indeed.

[@emmanueladunimo2146]

Nice

[@Kikongolessons]

Nice !💯💪👏

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

The set up looks complex but after a while I imagine it becomes easier, just like how the youngster is making it look like a piece of cake.

[@the_redbutterfli9625]

I love craftwork. So this is how the Ghanaian smocks are made? And they do it by hand! So much work. But Wow, beautiful.

[@kemmiklaus7206]

Watching ❤❤

[@koagyeman]

Virtue, since you are in Tamale, stop in Kumasi in Ashanti Region, in town called Bonwere/Bonwire and observe how the Kente is woven, though the same concept but worth learning as well.

[@peterlevan4719]

You are SO SO VERY ADORABLE!

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@dlovelylola87]

🧡

[@demvihinshaku4998]

Baba is a smart guy

[@africanstoryteller]

He is😄

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Good job

[@doreenonekalit9888]

You make the most beautiful African travel videos experience of our people culture and history in my own opinion! Hands Down🙌🏾🙌🏾 How do you find all these very interesting information of people, culture and history in every community. You are just amazing Virtue Grace. Amazing content! You are too much!

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you ❤️🤗

[@explore5130]

The government can help industrialize this craft and project it to the international market. By doing that, we are able to create a decent living for those who are in the profession.

[@watchingthehawks355]

Africa's educational system is skills transfer and it's the best,Western education make Africans dependent on a system invented by Europeans that's why Africa are under the control of Europeans.

[@rubenamekpewu2096]

My dear Grace I that God for your life and the work you are doing. May He keep protecting you in all your travels

[@johnampiah2110]

♥️🥰❤️🔥👍🏾🙏🏾

[@audreylee1076]

When it rains how do they work? Can't they setup a building to house their production?

[@lorettadavis6944]

How do one invest?

[@onlineshoppingatlowprice1227]

🌴🌿🌱🌹

[@Melanin_Move]

Grace, Mexicans have a very similar top like what these men wear.

[@africanstoryteller]

Oh really? Nice

[@Melanin_Move]

@@africanstoryteller yes- the Poncho.

[@mycrowinn04]

U HAVE A GREAR SMAIL, KEEP ON SMAILING

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@francistv1555]

They need to work on the area of service.

[@gallaouedermaez8336]

average salary in Ghana please grâce

[@doreenonekalit9888]

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