I MOVED FROM THE USA TO GHANA ,I RESIGNED FROM CNN AND BOUGHT A ONE WAY TICKIT TO GHANA

This video is an interview with an African American who quit working for CNN in the USA and moved to Ghana to live and work , she shared how she decided to do that and why it was important , jump right into the video and enjoy..
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[@JudahsExodus]

Beautiful lady, bought a 1 way ticket like me. Smart.

[@WebnationAfrica]

Yes brother 🔥

[@gusmotorsports]

A one way ticket is less stressful.

[@yvettetagoe3627]

If God speaks to u,u will know

[@bgee5098]

She had connections

[@YahQueenRoyal]

Shalom, All Praises To The Most High! I’ll be leaving to Ghana next year. 🙌🏾

[@terrelmensa4373]

I am a Ghanaian living here in Chicago and I am also planning on making the same move. America is OVERHYPED. Ghana is the future.

[@schellesplace8277]

So happy you see USA is over hyped…🙌🏾🤎

[@LUXURYPREMIER]

I love the USA no where is perfect, all this hype about Ghana and the grass not greener over there.

[@schellesplace8277]

@@LUXURYPREMIER tis’ true..👍🏾

[@baruasafi5880]

America has played its part in your life. Move to another life.

[@terrelmensa4373]

@@LUXURYPREMIER I am from Ghana born and raised came to America when I was 19 I have also lived in Italy and France. You can’t tell me nothing my experience is bigger than yours so I know what I am saying when I say Ghana is better than these western countries. The freedom, peace of mind and respect you get in Africa as a black person, cannot be compared to anywhere in the world . I was fortunate to spend my life on 3 continents and traveled to over 20 countries the love in Ghana is genuine especially for a black person

[@Afrikaislife]

If you can't make it in Ghana ask yourselves why the Chinese, European Americans, Europeans, Arabs are all doing in Ghana. Great interview. We should be fixing our own roofs instead of running to participate in nations that despise us.

[@africanmindsetseries]

Well said!

[@Flower-ck2bs]

They have other ekonomi and knowledge. But africans must start working together for one strong Africa.

[@camouflageartist8897]

The media portrays the United States as a rich, glamourous, dynamic country. That’s not true. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYemaZxqpLh1Z5Y

[@gh_blaqsoap2846]

@@Flower-ck2bs I know right! They all started by buying locally manufactured products in their respective countries however 'bad' the packaging and quality is. That is how they kept money circulating in their country and was able to build capital. Once they have the capital, they spread their wings; they set up shops in our countries with their products to collect our money and take back home. And of course, the packaging and quality improved eventually.

[@niiamu3300]

Black people returning complain and compare too much. It seems they are not used to working as hard as the other races in Ghana.

[@jojoyah_1236]

She's beautiful, smart, confident, and doing beautiful work.

[@danielle7781]

I have visited Ghana multiple times since 2016 and my most recent trip was September 2021. Looking forward to settling there one day 🙏🏽

[@DaCutieNation]

I plan to do the same..been there 4x since 2021. In 2 months will be 5x. Planning to resettle there.

[@niiamu3300]

The lady is positive so she will attract positive people.

[@Mark-uw9hx]

She is stunning. So radiant. Beautiful inside and out.

[@doneecemcneil7826]

Hi edagdwg God bless her to pay more when God tells you what you do faith is soooooo real enjoy your life. God is always around Linda j. Peace

[@phyllisperkinsofosuah4698]

Thank you my dear daughter let me say that l have a daughter the same age like you, you are very brave to move back home to Ghana l did the same thing after 23 years in Sweden, l felt so strongly that l have to move back home to Ghana and l did that in 2016. It was God bringing us back home He has a wonderful plan and a great blessings for those you hear and obey Him! Iam a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter day Saints a lot is going on here in Ghana for me and l love Ghana so much faith in God will help you do the impossible! Love your story, may God richly bless you, love you🙏🏾❤️

[@m.carranza5402]

I am happy for her and anyone who can return home to the place of their ancestors, if they choose. But being old I also know that she brings with her, to Ghana, the knowledge and experience that she has been allowed to receive, thanks to her ancestors, from America. What would her life have been were she born and raised there? Thanks to the Internet, as the gentleman beside her is taking advantage of, she has the ability to live in Ghana and still make an affordable wage, for Ghana. It is wonderful to see, via KZbin, how the world is changing. Other countries have come so far but still slow enough to feel like community. America has lost a lot in it's corporate greed and loss of true capitalism. I lived in South Korea in the early 70's. Dirt roads, often just one main road, etc. Women had it harder than men and their value was less. South Korea is completely different now, economically, in many areas and has large investments in the US. People are leaving America today and were I younger I'd be in Mexico. I have relatives there somewhere. I wish you best. You have many options to you that others didn't have. Stay true.

[@laudospagtv]

In fact, I'm in the USA however, Africa is the future. There's no continent which has quality of freedom comparable to Africa. We're coming home to Africa and nothing could change that

[@patriciajohnson4393]

I enjoyed this interview. The young women of Ghana are so fortunate to have the lady sharing her story and exposing them to other positive people. I hope to meet her one day. Keep doing the great work.

[@mylesmills9666]

Fantastic conversation. What a smart woman

[@BrowncoatBlue]

She's an amazing and inspiring woman. Thank you for your story! Hayford, thank you as always.

[@WebnationAfrica]

You are so welcome!

[@mystykalmn4434]

Africans don't have much but people's are genuinely good and happy 😊

[@justpureoge4218]

What??? Please don't spill such lies about Africa again. Africa is well blessed.

[@thelocdtype]

I love this interview. Shout out to everyone in Africa and the diaspora.

[@niiamu3300]

If one has the finance that person can live any class of life in Ghana.

[@terrelmensa4373]

Facts

[@africanmindsetseries]

Wow... What an inspiring guest. She is great and I love her mindset! Well done for bringing us a fresh and inspiring face. Great interview and conversation. 😘

[@angeebb3080]

Bought a one way ticket..I know that's right sis! That's me hopefully one day!

[@ReclaimedRoots]

Another incredible interview. I watched it to the end. She is such a beautiful. graceful, calm and inspiring woman. Keep up the great work, both of you.

[@WebnationAfrica]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@kr4491]

Wow THAT VOICE IS CALL THE HOLY SPIRIT ( ACT 17 v 26 ) THE LORD CHOOSE WHERE WE CO-HABITAT..GOD IS A SPIRIT AND YOU ARE A SPIRIT BEING, SO SHE DID HEAR IN HER SPIRIT TO MOVE…NICE CONVERSATION…BLESSINGS FROM 🇨🇦

[@terrelmensa4373]

I see some African Americans in the comments section hating on this true African queen. HATERS GO AWAY

[@jermainenowels9511]

Who’s hating I see nothing but positive comments

[@joycetrotman]

Thanks for this interview, I think your guess is amazing, she's so real and honest and positive, may she keep walking tall and educating the children! May God continues to bless her.

[@shishiranair4095]

She speaks sweetly . I love her way of talking .such a graceful woman

[@DubG9]

She has a beautiful soul.

[@jakebaba2149]

She is African, that is why.

[@kwakuamedor558]

Well Spoken lovely sister really appreciated 👍❤️😍🇬🇭🙏🙏

[@niiamu3300]

Private people create businesses. The government has to make the environment conducive for businesses to strive. The government is responsible for the roads, security, provide an efficient government departments and offices.

[@Mista-FOODMAN]

What a mind blowing episode. She is eloquent and smart. And yes, she’s beautiful too. God bless you both for sharing your journey and knowledge with us ❤️❤️

[@Dask410]

Zaina you are optimistic and I really like that positive energy. Keep up your good work. Thanks to you Webnation Africa for this upload. 🙏

[@dee2ttown]

I told someone in a fb group that they should visit Ghana before setting up shop, so they can understand the culture and way of life, I also think you should set up investments like rental properties if you coming from America, before settling, so that way you can produce some residual income as you are trying to navigate through and create your business in Africa.

[@unapologeticmystic1703]

✊🏿👁️✊🏾 woah she's a super class

[@myAfricanAffairs]

Hi Zaina, this is Eric Mensah from Morgan State University. I’m glad to see you. I didn’t know you’re still in Ghana.

[@qwequenyamekre8418]

I'm impressed 👏 Zainab....an amazing conversation and brave transformation and transition....

[@joycekwamena-poh9395]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful story Zaina. I love your mindset and how you look at life. Keep up the good work with your nonprofit - it’s an amazing way to make a difference especially for young girls. I’ll connect with you in the near future.

[@webelonginafrica44]

The African Dream is better than the American Dream

[@LUXURYPREMIER]

I don’t think so lol your dream is from within not in a place you can achieve it anywhere. It’s better achieved where the opportunity exists….

[@webelonginafrica44]

@@LUXURYPREMIER but where the opportunity exist my skin color isn’t quite welcomed in white mans land, so I take this opportunity to flip the currency to my perfection in Africa. What works for you don’t work for me and what works for me don’t work for you.

[@kwameaboagye121]

Am so impressed with our brothers and sisters coming home after suffering pain and injustice. Africans we can visit or relocate to anywhere in our mama land and fifty four of our choice. I have been to Accra four times. My first was forty two years ago. Next summer I will be heading to Accra and for the first time Addis Ababa. Africa is our home and not Europe China America etc which both alienates you. My queen Adwoa you are 🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭 Africa is my mama kingdom and land.

[@kateadegah5281]

Your interview with young lady was amazing. Good job and Gh iOS luck.

[@chroniclesofanafricandiasporan]

Interesting conversation. It's always inspiring to hear someone has moved to the motherland and contributing their quota in National Development. The journey of moving to Africa is different for everyone. I'm particularly interested in what happens within the Diaspora, the conversations and the small or big steps people are making before the MOVE. Some have not yet relocated but are contributing in diverse ways, some of whom will eventually relocate. I share some of these stories on my channel. Subscribed😊

[@jasongyimah467]

I will love to give her an office in my school in Kumasi when am done building the school.

[@paapa8568]

Hajia: congratulations. Thanks for the good work you are doing in the community. I will get with you I come back home. We have things in common.

[@castrolee8189]

I really love the way she smiles at me

[@FBAsolutions7532]

I have a great job in the states making 183,000 a year. I just found out I'm Nigerian in December. I wouldn't leave everything here and move to Nigeria instead I'll live in both places. I'll use my money in the states to build my life In Nigeria.

[@kofighman4686]

Great vibes

[@samuellopesbaule5745]

Wow, wonderful interview! I love that. Great young lady.

[@wolefalodun8038]

Lovely interview! Inspiring.

[@kimlee05]

This little lady has such a nice spirit. Humble

[@devonjohnson4433]

The Queen dropping Jewels.

[@paragontelevision]

outstanding woman when I get there I will learn from a wise person like her. she gives mi hope I require, one of ur best gud TV programming for us repats

[@farahmfarah4480]

Afrophobia, or rather hatred of black people, is increasing enormously in Sweden

[@prettynerd4779]

iTs increasing everywhere.. and then they turn around and visit our continent

[@thedammy]

Found my kind in her. I love love her person. Don't overthinking...life is short. Thank you. Keep enjoying Africa.

[@khaitrilachong7619]

So inspired story, you are so beautiful inside out.

[@ShakorPicou]

You're exceptionally blessed to have had exposure to the Eurocentric values and ideology but had not gotten sweep away from from your roots entirely, all the best in your endeavors, TMH continue to bless you.

[@prisoner_of_hope8386]

Yes, she’s balanced.

[@ShakorPicou]

@@prisoner_of_hope8386 I think she's so awesome that I may want to stress on her accolades, she's extremely well balanced 😀 👏🏾

[@camouflageartist8897]

The media portrays the United States as a rich, glamourous, dynamic country. That’s not true. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYemaZxqpLh1Z5Y

[@CJ-xg4wl]

Tell this young woman she have an admirer in me here I have visited Ghana 2 months ago I liked her voice her poised and wanted to get to know her

[@AhmadAhmad-zd8jr]

Patience runs everything. It's the basis of achieving everything in life. It grinds one in life and offers great experience..

[@jenniferjemison636]

Excellent interview. She is a classy lady. It was clear that you both enjoyed speaking to each other. Good job! ❤

[@QueenieVee]

This is one of the best interview I have watched on KZbin… just subscribed to your channel… love your content,, Keep it up., the lady has inspired me a lot and may God bless Her……

[@WebnationAfrica]

Thank you soo much 🥰

[@jojoyah_1236]

Walking on the earth gives you energy. We resonate on the same frequency as the earth, so can you imagine that some of us who are walking on concrete all the time is a bit "thrown off the kilter"?

[@ibinabos.amachree8762]

This lady is smart, adaptable and will be a great wife or companion non of those stupid westernized attitude.

[@doneecemcneil7826]

Hi edagdwg God gives gifts of what happens when you use it .pay attention to what you say and do to have respect for others linda j. Peace

[@lerlyn65h.90]

it is a good idea to visit first but sometimes. you don't have the money to make 2 trips i want go and it's not easy i am in the USA but i am from Jamaica

[@niiamu3300]

It's not perfect in the USA too. Homelessness, drug addiction, food Stamps, mass killings, etc can all be found in the USA.

[@IJUSTWANNAFLYDJIDRONES71]

Food stamps lol

[@LUXURYPREMIER]

Food stamps are good thank God for it, it help me a lot, you all can go to Ghana so I can get more food stamp and fresh air

[@niiamu3300]

@@LUXURYPREMIER, Yes, food Stamps are very good. America also also has poor and needy people. Yes the extreme homelessness has to be tackled. That is a third world situation in America and Canada.

[@niiamu3300]

@@LUXURYPREMIER, Poor people use food Stamps and soup kitchens. Make sure USA sends back all the Ghanaian Doctors, scientists, Engineers, professionals, etc. Poor and lazy person depends on food Stamps, soup kitchens and government handouts. Third world conditions right there in America. It's good as you said. I agree.

[@niiamu3300]

@@LUXURYPREMIER Don't be content with food Stamps, soup kitchens and government handouts. Look at the hard work the migrants are doing to be progressive in America? Get off your ass and work harder than the migrants. You were born there and don't sit there for outsiders to overtake you. Without migrants what will be the situation in the silicon valley, hospitals, NASA, Tesla, etc?

[@kamso9269]

Why an average Ghanaian cannot or may find it impossible to survive is due to lack of factors that make investment thrive like infrastructure and capital. When you struggle to educate yourself and can’t find a job to get experience or internship, you can’t go anywhere.

[@furqaanali6523]

I call 📞 Africa 🌍 the Father Land (Ghana 👨🏿) 🇬🇭.....too.. Good interview 👍🏿.... Now we "Black Americans" (African Americans) and the Wealthy and Rich Ghanaians must unite with our money 💰 and help eradicate the Mosquito 🦟 in Ghana 🇬🇭 that kills 20% to 40% our people all over Ghana 🇬🇭 and Africa 🌍 in general.... Then petition the President of Ghana 🇬🇭 and the Government their to pass a bill giving free Malaria 🙄 medicine 💊 to all Ghanaians (Especially) in the poorest areas and villages in Ghana 🇬🇭..... Or else all of us from America 🇺🇸 who want to repatriate back to anywhere in Africa 🌍 need not to go and stay in America unless we truly unite and help our family in Ghana....Then make sure all our people have 24 hour electricity and clean water from.. For that matter all of Africa.. Real Talk 👄....

[@akoswt]

YES , its been prophecied to build a NNew A NEW CITY for the Father Creator GOD in Ghana. . ........ believe or not its going to happen

[@doreciacraft7267]

Girl!!! I love your story!! Gods voice comes in all forms. That's why he said.....I am that I am.

[@nursemaggie2321]

Best African KZbin interviewer! Kudos 👏👏👏

[@WebnationAfrica]

Thank you 🥰

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

The people who come are happy Ghana is a nice place

[@terrancel1786]

She looks native American Indian. The beauty of her spirit is absolutely amazing.

[@jojoyah_1236]

I am Jamaican and once I met a man from Africa, not sure what country because he swore up and down that he was Jamaican. I could tell he was not. How could he "flex" pretend that he was a Jamaican to another Jamaican when I know what a Jamaican sounds like and looks like? I don't understand why he was pretending because he was a successful person.

[@HoneyBunches100]

Perhaps he was teased as a child about being African. If you recall, the media flooded the tv screens with images of poverty, starving children and war while omitting any positive images of the normal life in Africa. As a result, American children in schools said many cruel, humiliating things to children from Africa, calling them names and shaming them in the schools. I suspect the man coped with the cruelty he suffered by pretending he was from another place that was “more acceptable” to people in America. Have compassion for him… perhaps he will be able to overcome the past trauma and find himself as an adult.

[@Bantuqueen01]

Education is still too westernized. She was very fortunate. I Know many of People with degrees and in debt from it but still unemployed. Everyone was born With a gift or talent.

[@niiamu3300]

True!

[@yvettetagoe3627]

It depends on the course

[@yvettetagoe3627]

Do people even get jobs in Ghana,she has money to relocate, working with CNN,easy to

[@niiamu3300]

There should be "African" (black) technological history taught and current contributions to innovation, technology, sciences, etc.

[@camouflageartist8897]

The media portrays the United States as a rich, glamourous, dynamic country. That’s not true. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYemaZxqpLh1Z5Y

[@duskolansky723]

I’ll be doing the same shortly . I’m so glad you left I’ll be following you

[@justintrud9800]

His questions affirms that he has a belief if America as if it’s better than any Country on the African continent. He keeps saying “really”. He would really love to be in America.

[@allanluis3696]

duuuuuude, he was abroad and came home. He does this in all his interviews so his guests will explain WHY IT WAS BETTER TO RETURN. He is pulling relevant info for people who think the West is better. You clearly dont understand that tactic. These channels are pushing the positives of the Continent. One Africa!

[@theyjustwantyourmoney4539]

She's very balanced and does not condemn those moving from Africa to the developed world, for sure migration is very personal.

[@wumsa8750]

What a smart young lady, great interview and fantastic Aura xx

[@zevlove612]

What a beauty this

[@theclavers]

Well Ghana is a good choice for West Africa but somehow . I recently spent 10 days there .

[@MsArtelia]

Thank you for your time

[@francessmalls4075]

Yesss, Ghanaian men are Protective, Loving, Intelligent, Responsible, Strong, Caring, and believe in Providing for their families! I married a Ghanaian Man, and yes their are a 10! Their know how to take care of their own, and make a woman feel so much Secure! I Thank God For My Husband 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🤍🧡💜💚💛🤎🩵🩷🩶💙

[@dineomocoach]

“Complaining and Sitting on the sidelines isn’t going to help , get on the courts and Start shooting.” - That’s my takeaway message. 👊👊👊Brilliant discussion

[@tvs9978]

The guest isn't African American but Ghanaian- American.

[@j.susubisa5996]

Akwaaba sister .

[@uwomanoorikogho9065]

Humble woman.

[@papacheezie2838]

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[@maxa6453]

the interviewer seemed not to grasp that she's Ghanaian by birth

[@jeangermain3621]

Hello from Silver Spring Maryland!!!!! Enjoy your stay at home, and shall meet you one day.

[@nevertrustsonofman.kingjam5233]

COURAGE. 💕💕💕

[@kokog8013]

Very inspiring and informative. Thanks for sharing this content.

[@baruasafi5880]

Ask questions, listen give her chance to explain herself exhaust yourself and move on. Keep up the good job otherwise.

[@paulbrown609]

Welcome home

[@mowusu72]

Massa she's a Ghanaian. Stop with the why Ghana Questions

[@amlimited2951]

Okay, let's get to the next level. I will encourage the returnees to start the next steps of using their experiences and knowledge to start developing Africa. So if you have a degree from Havard and worked at CNN; take a project, find the funding and the right folks and make a big statement. For instance, start a manufacturing of something very simple and export to USA and rest of Africa, like they do in Taiwan. An idea; Ghana is only 1,500 miles from Democratic Republic of Congo. Get a Chinese consortium together and manufacture phones in Ghana

[@PaultheSheik]

Did you bother go google her and check what she is doing? Don't be presumptuous.

[@KwakuAmaniampongKyerefo]

Love you my blood 😘😘🥰

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Her portfolio will blow your mind

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Well done God bless you

[@stellastar2083]

Am all for moving back to Africa ( whichever African country you chose ) but do your planning first . Your biggest challenge will be financial . There must be an income to finance your life because Africa is becoming expensive. Buy land and build your home before you relocate Be sure you can adopt to the culture because the system is way different.

[@ourstoryunited1019]

Just a brief history lesson in answer to your question of what to tell African Americans who do not want to claim African descent. A lot of American Blacks blame Africans for selling their ancestors into slavery. The truth is the first Black slaves were sent from Portugal and Spain to Haiti, and then some of the Haitian slaves were sold on to the Americas. Once Portugal, Spain, and the Caribbean could not provide enough slaves the slave ships headed to Africa. We are of African descent, blame the people who started it not Africans on the continent. The Blacks that were sent from Portugal and Spain were the descendants of the Moors who ruled that area from the 700s to the 1400s AD.

[@kabumanuw163]

The question they should be asking is why they were sold. Secondly not all African tribes participated in the slave trade

[@ms.charlotte4027]

It was Hebrew Israelites who were sold in the transatlantic slave trade, and not Africans. In 70AD, we fled from Israel and into Portugal/Spain, and then into Africa. The Africans did not want us there, so they helped the Europeans capture/remove us. We went into slavery, because we did not keep the commandments and statutes of The Most High (Deuteronomy 28). So maybe that's why some Black Americans say that they aren't African.

[@kabumanuw163]

@@ms.charlotte4027 stop blaming Africans....it's was written it had to come to pass, Africans were used by God to fulfil his words.... if anything blame your ancestors for sacrificing children to moloch.

[@ms.charlotte4027]

@@kabumanuw163LOL! Awww, I see that I hit a nerve, because you're all upset. But, I did say in my previous statement, that we went into slavery because of our disobedience of The Most High--so how is that blaming you??? However, it's A FACT that Africans sold Israelites, and that part of history will not be silenced by you taking offense. Good bye.

[@kwameaboagye121]

Africans didn’t sell each other, we were misused misled and misguided by those who pretended they were our so called friends but they were nothing but demons.

[@rishablessed4249]

The leading was from the Holy Spirit

[@rokhiafortney4622]

If she wants to visit ivory coast inbox me I will invite her. I live in a USA, I am from the ivory coast. I go back and forth. I love her, would like to invite her.

[@WebnationAfrica]

Okay you can send her a DM on instagram:1Zaina

[@HoneyBunches100]

Great interview. Who are the funding sources that support her non-profit organization’s livelihood? Are these American donors, Ghanaians, government sources etc?

[@rinato7757]

I resigned from CNN after making the money and taking the compensation pay, so I can come and live in Ghana. #donotfoolpeople

[@ra8hadwr1ght70]

I can't wait to move from Texas ex military. And take my as. To Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤️