WE MOVED FROM THE USA TO GHANA,OUR SON COULDN'T SLEEP THE FIRST NIGHT BECAUSE IT WAS TOO PEACEFUL

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This video is an interview with a couple who decided to move from the USA to Ghana , we dived into thier reasons for making the journey , jump right into the video and enjoy ...
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[@oce12]

The absolute best interview. This beautiful couple spoke truth to power ✊🏾

[@heathergreene5133]

Boo, I get goosebumps listening this interview Afrikaans unite❤

[@Rastafariministries77]

Givethanks seeing my beloved brother and sister on their mission as usual….see you all soon down by La Badi Beach 🙏🏾❤️

[@akomahealingarts]

Thank you for having us on! Let’s do a part 2. So much more to share.

[@COLE-qn7kq]

Thanks for the education. Greatly appreciated!

[@xsims45]

Can I reach out to you guys? I have a few questions

[@TheRaineWay]

How do I schedule counseling?

[@WebnationAfrica]

Absolutely!!

[@vanettp2491]

Great video my son we need part two..very informative love your two guess many blessings to you all watching from the USA 🇺🇸 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@EmekaEze-b5u]

Welcome back to ur land.my people lost but finally fawnd by God almighty ❤

[@frmoak2atl]

I moved to Africa over 2 years ago. I had to LEARN how to get use to peace and freedom!

[@mercyfrost641]

As this powerful woman talking,,I feel guise pimples all over my body.she is wonderful.

[@ericb.1902]

Many Africans will hear the story but they still regards USA as this wonderful place that they desire to be and they still don't understand why black Americans are leaving the us to come to Africa.

[@kuyahkudey3217]

I loved this interview because it is great for informing Africans about the realties of the West. This is great bridge building content. Please do a part two.

[@mulengachalata6805]

Welcome to The Motherland. Here, you belong, here your Ancestors were born and here, is HOME!!!. Africa💪#Unite@400

[@ewancameron5192]

They're talking the truth from me leave Jamaica and come to America am not happy like when i was in Jamaica

[@miztri]

This was an awesome interview. Beautiful couple especially representing Jamaica and Africans in the diaspora. Please have them on again. I think this brother with Daniel Kiing would make an awesome exchange of words thoughts and knowledge

[@elindagorman8597]

This is so refreshingly honest. They speak the truth!

[@angeebb3080]

One thing I notice when people leave out of the States they look so peaceful and happy. How many people do you encounter in the States are happy like these people. People are so angry and lack empathy here in the States.

[@jerryseshie2114]

This is one of your best interviews so far. They need to come back.

[@DaCutieNation]

I can't wait till the day I sit capt hayford chair and I'm in ghana! I love this show!!! Great episode 👏 👌 👍

[@blackpalacemusic]

This was a great interview, one of your best!!! The Sista was so honest, she pointed some uncomfortable truths that we must face at some point!

[@mariamanneh4561]

Loved this interview. We need a part 2. Love this couple. Very touching but interesting story. Love them 💖

[@akomahealingarts]

Thanks so much

[@Movementsforchange]

Thank you!

[@Aeon1019]

AMERICA IS NOT THE PROMISED LAND BUT THE *PLACE OF CAPTIVITY*

[@margaretakuffo4628]

Yeah I agree with you. Ghana is the promised land let's love and hold our country in high esteem.

[@Aeon1019]

@@margaretakuffo4628 the Promised Land is WITH-IN but it can only be found in and After the _Wilderness_ Thus Africa is that PORTAL. Peace n bliss

[@badbunsibaba1]

I love the rasta brethren . Wonderful couple. So much wisdom

[@JourneyandJive]

They did it. She told me they were gonna do this 5 or 6 years ago

[@mylesmills9666]

wow this is revealing l hope more Ghanaians and Africans listen to the truth

[@GUYANAECHO]

PART 2

[@mercyfrost641]

Great family.🙏🙏🙏💕💕

[@rawreality4455]

What this couple told was the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the God honest truth. You completely explained the external problem that Black people in America (as well as other parts of the diaspora) face which is white people and white supremacy in general and the internal problem we face which is our own self hatred caused by white supremacy. You really broke it down. Dr. Frances Cress Welsing, Dr. Khalid Muhammad, Malcolm X and Marcus Garvey would have been proud of you. The 2 of you should start a KZbin channel to help other Black people in the diaspora who want to move to Africa because a lot of Black people are finally waking up and realizing that what the Honorable Elijah Muhammad said is the truth and want out of the 500 year matrix that they have created. Webnation Africa please continue to bring us interviews such as this so that the truth can be spread to counter the lies that have been told for centuries.

[@realmaureenoyakhilome]

3 years in Germany as an African and I agree with you.

[@NightSkyTower]

Watching from Tokyo, lived in Jersey City NJ..2 decades ago... always keeping any eye on things there from far ...all the issues which was seemed to be gone up several levels and affecting simple day to day raising a family... education, safety,. mental wellness and stress of keeping a job so stay on insurance coverage. Good to the family and making the video. Btw..Im asian happy to the revival of pan African culture and heritage

[@veronicalgraham]

Excellent interview!

[@roseleen314]

❤yes we are stronger... physically, mentally, spiritually, socially, psychologically!

[@jazariareid7250]

We stronger together as African 🇯🇲

[@marvavalentine-bakshnubian3012]

Yes, “Exercise Patience” that’s what the Ghanaians tell Us

[@nnekaruizmontalvo6573]

Please do a part 2, 3 and 4. This couple has a lot of wisfom to share.

[@tyeshadominique4065]

Part 2 please! You guys were great-- both of you are knowledgeable intelligent, well spoken, and loving. Thank you!

[@akomahealingarts]

Thank you

[@maameabena753]

Insightful discussions, loved every bit! Roll on part 2 please

[@mumnesalim]

What an insightful video… so much knowledge on slavery and restriction on black power by Damon and his wife. Would love a Part 2

[@frankbekoe3109]

This lady looks so much like my daughter. I am so amazed at how they look alike. Nice interview with so much to learn from

[@CreativepreneurJourney]

Very interesting story!!! Nothing wrong leaving your hometown.

[@johnkinyanjui5331]

The best interview so far.Wishing the wonderful couple the best in the continent (brother has a beautiful intelligent wife)

[@akomahealingarts]

Give thanks!

[@realmaureenoyakhilome]

And she knows when to let her man talk. That was so beautiful to see.

[@torontoblackfarmersandgrow8555]

Inna Ja we live dat! But for some colonize reason many were not calling themselves Africans or going back to Alkeblun. Wi always own Africa 💫 Jamaicans keep Africa alive through our music ⚡️

[@johnkinyanjui5331]

Oh yes a part 11 of the interview would be great ❤

[@akomahealingarts]

Thank you.

[@ladytj4u]

I love the love and respect I feel this couple has for each other 🫶🏾😊Thanks for sharing.

[@Iam_MJ876]

This was a great show. I read these two books, Africa and African American, Embracing Cultural Differences and Chickens In the Bus both by Joseph Mbele before I went to the Gambia this past summer...Part 2 please and thank you

[@tequishamcdearmon9152]

Very informative interview... awesome!

[@rasasonchi5581]

WEBNATION this has been your best work ever. Congratulations and yes part 2 is definitely warranted.

[@blackpalacemusic]

Top 3 for sure!

[@sewahakoto5825]

Great conversation, yes the diasporans need special treatment when it comes to visa and other things that Ghanaians enjoy as they did not voluntarily give up their African citizenship but with regards to visiting the slave dangeons as they need upkeep, fees must be charged.

[@herregalness7461]

It was lovely and insightful, would love to see a part 2.

[@cheriep9831]

💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@black40sunrise]

Very informative conversation✊🏿part 2 please🙏🏿

[@jonesdiih6757]

I have enjoyed this video, but i suggest you allow your guests to flow without interrupting. Sometimes you cut them off or ask another question without allowing them to land/ complete their statement, WEBNATION AFRICA you can do better! ❤🇬🇭👍🏾

[@dreadipirrelli8458]

That’s my family

[@Adwoarepatriates]

We love you

[@angeebb3080]

Once I leave I am not going to keep up with what's going on in the States. When I am gone I am gone! Nothing but negativity. It's terrible having to listen to all these mass killings. as is.

[@Kofi.86]

Great video as usual 👊🏿🇯🇲

[@WebnationAfrica]

Appreciate that

[@coleenswaby-lawes2234]

Looking forward to part 2 and 3 😊😊

[@margaretakuffo4628]

Ghana is the promised land, let's love and hold our country in high esteem.

[@sandraek790]

This changes this people expect will take time the miseducation is on both side so we have to give ourselves time to learn a change

[@reindorfnanamantey7158]

powerful interview yet

[@markfrance293]

Need a Part II please. Very interesting conversation. Lovely & practical.

[@lerlyn65h.90]

True young lady one Love ❤❤❤❤❤

[@aprylsims5703]

This is wonderful and informative. Thank you for sharing.

[@lamintouray7262]

Great interview

[@paulesiamahewuah4011]

Watching all the way from brazil. We need 2nd part youngman

[@LionessSu]

Thank you for this interview it resonated on so many levels. What a delightful family. Was just nodding and affirming throughout. So glad to hear they left and about their childrens experiences. So similar to mine especially the son my sons have truly suffered and had lasting detrimental affects in so many ways. Especially my one son is so deeply traumatised none of us can cope with him or handle him. He was never diagnosed but a mother knows. He was never meant to live in the wayward crazy West. He would heal if only he could make it to Africa Ghana. His now 39 but his been too long living traumatised and ill placed here within a hostile environment. He never flited in and wasn't meant too live in this environment. He would thrive in Ghana he could live how he was meant to live and heal. My only dream would be to get to move before its too late so he can at least live some life of what he needs to heal, feel safe and not too damaged by his distorted attempts at self healing or sedating to be able to survive and numb his traumas. So glad you made that move to be an inspiration for others. Its always nice to hear families making that move together. I'm a single parent of now adult children who have all been badly affected living here in the West and racially profiled. My plan is to still fight for them and my gran children even at my age. I can't leave the story of our family as it is it has to end well and I at least did that for them before I pass. Although I am now 60 I have dream!! It must become reality for their quality and survival. My sons especially been through way too much suffering and racial oppressive lifetime affects. May the Most High Bless you and once again thank you for this interview and the KZbin presence. It gives us hope when facing mountains in Babylon to push through all the obstacles for things to manifest. It really is a matter of life or death for so many especially our sons ❤

[@soniagodlieb1896]

PART 2 PLEASE

[@papacheezie2838]

ASANTE SANA KING FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL VIDEO AND GOOD VIBES AND INFORMATIVE KNOWLEDGE AND ✨️ 🔥 NUFF RESPECT GO OUT TOO THESE BEAUTIFUL NUBIAN QUEEN AND KING NUFF RESPECT BIG URSELVES UP FROM MENTAL SLAVERY KNOW THYSELVE AND UR CREATOR WITH IN U BLISSING FAMILY 1LUV BERMUDA WATCHING MINDING MY BEAUTIFUL AFRIKAN BUSSINESS AND DRINKING WATER TRUE DAT DAT TIS IT!! SHALOM FAMILY EXIDOS AMEEN 😅😮😢🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@nanaofori4830]

Very good conversation with really two amazing couple, just tell them they have a lot to do on the continent and I think that’s their purpose my God enrich them with knowledge to embark on their journey..Ghana is home bruv

[@Movementsforchange]

Thank you for this message. We apprecilove it.

[@mercyfrost641]

Point of correction,Charging at cape Coast Castel helps maintain the old worn out buildings.

[@georgekwakuntigroup]

Good discourse. The lady ia smart and well awakened. Kudos to her insightful truth.

[@sampsondjonorh4987]

Keep on preaching. ❤

[@georgetitus-glover6228]

Part 2 is a must, period!! Perhaps, they should be your regular panelists to bring some light n vitality on the show..

[@akomahealingarts]

Thank you so much for this compliment.

[@gibson2675]

After watching this video, no African would want to emigrate to America

[@marvavalentine-bakshnubian3012]

Such a great innerview from you both, so informative. Love this Sis Keasha and Jah D coming from Ras High and I “Been Too”🇬🇭👌🏾👍🏾🙌🏾😅💚💛❤️

[@akomahealingarts]

Bless Mama Marva 🎉

[@albinasalata9113]

They know who we are, we dont know who we are.😢😢😢

[@kwakugyasiarthur4784]

In 1998, Ghana was calm and I less developed. Unfortunately, that was when.Ghana experienced regular dumsor in my life. That was the year I completed JSS and dumsor affected students a lot. We didn't have mobile phone but there phones booths and landline

[@zairesabb3137]

The issues with the guns in schools is gotten out of hand. Literally in sept...my son quiet called me during a lock down cause there was a kid in the school with a AR. We had to do a entire how to escape via text

[@ritashellshear3053]

Just hope all black men and women will one day go home to any African country to be able for themselves and their families knowing we have a great future ahead to God

[@KobbyArthurtv]

🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@kwameolatunji1193]

Love the interview, please do a part 2.

[@sandraek790]

They have to charge to maintain the place there's nothing wrong with that

[@gusmotorsports]

Please do a pert two and three.

[@R1M1r1m1]

That school to prison pipeline is a real thing. I can see it with my nephew right now.

[@buerteyddanieltheris1900]

Always on points

[@silver6479]

Everything they are talking about is TRUE.

[@roseleen314]

"the illusion of inclusion" Word.

[@sampsondonkor1320]

Part two

[@cherokeemedicine28]

Hi everyone😊

[@kofisugar]

Part 2

[@mulengachalata6805]

Waiting for part 2 please

[@akomahealingarts]

Part 2 coming. Thanks so much.

[@waitaminute2015]

It seems there's a high incidence of autism in the US. Is it increasing, or is testing getting better? How do the statistics compare to Ghana? Im curious about how other countries deal with autism.

[@Adwoarepatriates]

Good question. I am Sista Keachia. Autism in Ghana is treated like mental retardation. Unfortunately there's not enough research here. My son has high intellectual. His autism is not like being unable to speak and such. Its more about socialisation.

[@loriannrichardson7644]

1. Black people have a 9 series dna strand and Europeans and Asians have a 6. The longer the dna series, the greater one's adaptability, creativity, and potential for high intellect 2. Black babies develop far faster than any other race. 3. The ability to replicate rhythms is a sign of high intellect. 4. Additionally, studies show that Blacks are physically superior. I say all of this, not to put other races down, but to point out the potential Black people are born with. We have to use these God-given gifts to their full pitential!

[@uphylme9350]

Africa knows what she needs to do to fully accept us, but African leadership does not want to...$$$ #truth

[@richardfisher3220]

Great content. Love the production values. Please respond to tell me what you are doing differently.

[@thekorsh4230]

That's what's up

[@marvavalentine-bakshnubian3012]

A Lot are very much still Colonized real sad.

[@kwakugyasiarthur4784]

I.watched one of your interview with a woman relocated from to USA to Ghana with her daughter. She is now into real estate and as the time of your interview she was planning make her AirBnB. According the woman, in USA they white systematically and strategically lure the black into drugs, inciting them against themselves by introducing drug, guns and ultimately put them in jail and I am hearing same or similar story.

[@kingleton223]

Pull that one from college. America is getting worse and worse. Guns everywhere now. Florida just legalizes guns now so anyone can get a gun.

[@kofisugar]

I always keep saying the diasporans and those on the continent needs healing... We on the continent have trauma from suppression from our own sell out leaders. We both need to identify each others deficiency in order to start the healing process..

[@akomahealingarts]

The healing is so so necessary.

[@uphylme9350]

Where did she live? St. Louis, Chicago, S. Central, Brkz...? Live in TX, my neighborhhod is safe but still suffer racist system.

[@vivicakarry]

Black never Crack

[@AbdoulAzizOUEDRAOUGO]

Hmmmmmmmm oh Lord have mercy

[@torontoblackfarmersandgrow8555]

Dis a life in a di west!

[@kwabenawarrioradjei4732]

Poor sound and blurred image.

[@earlesgeneralmaintenanceli7623]

No sleep meditate