WE MOVED FROM THE UK TO GHANA, AND WE WOULD RATHER SUFFER IN GHANA THAN THE UK, IS COLD IN THE UK

[@miaj1949]

I was born in Bosnia but due to the war ended up in the US. Moved back to Bosnia with my husband and 3 children. We are white our kids were born there, yet we were treated differently because of our accent and the way we raise our children and because we actually have family values. The people from the Balkans have a lot in common with people from Africa. We love our family our community and our our people. Yes not the best opportunities in Bosnia, can’t make the same money or have a huge house or the new car but I get to spend every day with my kids and actually focus on them. Sorry for the long comment but I applaud you for the move you made! The west is not always the best

[@mariaseidi4023]

Very Nice Balkan people ,i have a landlord from Croácia ( its my first time living with balcan people ) they Help me só much and show me só much love and humanity( i dont know of other people experiência with then but they really Help me when i was in Extreme need) ...Im África from Guiné Bissau

[@crystalhealing847]

Bosnia is in the west! Don't throw everybody into the melting pot...and remember your country was at war with own neighboring brothers not so long ago....do not point fingers just be happy for others

[@chickedee1085]

I’m from the U.k and Too many rich are buying the properties then renting out at huge amounts. This is causing the cost of living to rise, so both partners have to work long hours. No family time except when they are exhausted. Greed Britain. 🇬🇧

[@mariaseidi4023]

@@chickedee1085 Yes i live in Germany from what i see England is getting worse day by day,you just can keep up with the Basic Bills no matter how much you work ,that full time workers have to go to food bank it sad,the elites are laugthing at the poor man strugling

[@muchit3629]

@@crystalhealing847 When people say West typically they are referring to Western Europe and North America ( Canada and the US excluding Mexico).

[@billyhughes805]

I am not of African descent but of Latin American descent and I get everything you are saying. I know a lot of people dream of the UK and life there but it isn't what it is cracked up to be especially if you aren't white. A great video and resonates to everyone who has a homeland to go to, we are the lucky ones!

[@toyinfatokun8125]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@obidobabue1175]

Even if u caucasian it's so hard in the west go to down town and see number of white homelessness and whites with good jobs in their 40s but share units, 1 bedroom 3 of them sharing etc

[@billyhughes805]

@@obidobabue1175 That's correct, the ordinary person in the west and their prosperity is coming to an end as all the money and the opportunities go to the far east but it's more than that, you don't feel truly at home in the UK - even though most people these days are fine - there is a constant narrative that if you're there and you're not white, you should feel grateful and lucky to be there and that you are taking resources from someone who needs it more than you who was born there (even if you were born there yourself) and there are other factors that were touched in the video such as the weather and the climate - it's horrible in the UK and if you are of African or Caribbean descent or even myself who is of Latin American descent - you don't feel comfortable in it. There are good things about it and great people and there are bad things about it and arseholes but all in all - I have never felt at home there and am glad I have the passport of my mother's country so I can make my exit permenantly.

[@marleyite]

​@@billyhughes805 Well said, a lot of what you wrote will have resonated with lots of folks.

[@roberteze-cu4mp]

Eso es verdad, he vivido con latinos en españa por dieciocho años

[@kathleensmith3489]

Really proud of you guys. Greetings from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@bktoafrica]

Thank you family🙏🏾

[@Jamaica674]

I'm jamacian living in USA. I want to get a group of jamacians who want to go to africa, so we could travel there

[@christianecammarata4183]

❤The time is NOW to build up Africa, one continent❤

[@kerrygriffin155]

I'm sorry you had to go through racism in England. I'm from Birmingham and I'm white, I've been brought up in a mixed community and I could never be racist, my stepmother is African and a jamaican man raised my mother. Its horrible that people are still racist today. I would love to leave this country too its full of hate. God is good and your family is truly blessed 😊

[@annmhmoore0771]

So you think that would change black people mindsets that your not racist because your step mother is African... If your white your racist don't be so naive.. Your not exempt. That's like white people saying I'm not racist because I have black friends... They group us all together. Even if you had bi-racial children still racist as far as they are concerned.

[@carmenbarracks5380]

England is one of the most racist place. I work in healthcare, I love people and I just like taking care of the sick, my job is everything to me, I would have it no other ways. My patients even call me black C**T. But I don't care because I am a Black woman but not a C**T🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I pray a lot so you see prayer is the key., when they call me names I never let it bothers me, I was called old COW, so I just mooed, even the culprit laughed, if we let everything someone says about us and to us, bother us ,we would be so depressed, just turn it into a funny comedy. I even thought of writing a funny book of me mooing. Look we have only got one life to live and only we can make ourselves happy. Don't dwell on things, because it doesn't get us anywhere.

[@dima_r6]

You should leave as well!

[@Wayne-fn1sw]

There is loads of racism and segregation in issues in Birmingham people are not integrated or tolerant the place is backwards even today people are miserable in Birmingham and West Midlands.

[@FaustinaNyarko-d8j]

You will be such a nice person ❤

[@christianecammarata4183]

I understand them. I am white but when I lived in Africa none ever told me "go back to Europe or we do not like white people" I loved staying there and I would like to leave my job, my big house... Everything for Africa. I ❤ Africa. I love the pure air, I love the food... The culture, the music.... Everything

[@Kezeth20]

Thank you for your kind words. We African's are indeed welcoming and yes,you're always welcome back

[@christianecammarata4183]

​@@Kezeth20 thanks

[@Chacha355]

Stay in Europe. Africa for Africans please.

[@jacksgapy]

Pure air? Can't be Ghana youre referring to😄

[@French-made-easy]

@skyhigh Ghana is not only about Accra...go to other regions and enjoy nature

[@gabriellehollis9081]

Omg, I thought the Mom was a kid, she looks so young!

[@paulbrown609]

She does, I think she’s 22 yrs old

[@CajunPride777]

@@paulbrown609 22 with a daughter 13 or14?!that would mean she got pregnant as a child

[@Karyn.ntiamoaa]

SAME

[@marthakorkor]

@@CajunPride777no they are both siblings

[@Sannypowa]

Africa is beautiful, the warm weather, the beaches, the fertile land. I don't understand why people leave their paradise land.

[@MONEYAINTATHANG100]

We don't either, as we remain United In the Kingdom

[@Glass_Nkoaa]

The west especially the UK is not more only white. Its now a mixture of all kids of people from everywhere. The reason people live is for a better life. If these couple want to know why people really leave then they should give away all the pounds they brought and cancel their British citizenship for a Ghanaian one. That's the only way they will understand. I love my country Ghana but only those in authority and the rich are enjoying. They take advantage of the poor and middle class. We all know if u bring in the Pounds and the Dollars life will obviously be good in Ghana and so this couple should at least be grateful to the UK. I'm here in the UK making more than £17,000 monthly as a Quant. This couple should have studied the right couse like cyber security or something in order to make a good income. They could have worked as freelance Software Engineers or cyber security experts and homeschooled their kids. With that they could litterally visit Ghana at least every 3 months with the kinda money they will be making. Believe the should have focused a bit more.on their education to gain more skill before coming. If u're comfortable in the UK and u relocate to Ghana u will be in a much better position to even add more value to Africa when u relocate.

[@gerrytushh]

Quite puzzles me as well, WHY Africans would leave the African paradise ❤😅 I have studied and travelled widely in Europe but I have NEVER felt the desire to stay there. I absolutely can't stand the winter cold 😆 I always return home to my lovely Uganda 🇺🇬,Africa ❤

[@sentorsgraphix8962]

Politicians are wicked and greedy.we lack emphatic leadership.that is why

[@oeu3669]

Because the UK and the west stole everything from them. And intentionally under developed them. People do NOT want to go to cold racist countries trust me

[@SuperKwame1]

I am Ghanaian and US citizen. I can see what you are saying! we are not welcome to the west.

[@edwardcarrier4816]

Spread the news Kwame too many of our African family are sleep walking their way into an ambush. They got to know the truth my dude. The white man ain't going to save you but he might just SLAY YOU!

[@Aeon1019]

YOU are fulfilling prophecy 👉🏾 THOSE that were _Scattered_ in the realms of their enemies to be a byword [hated] And TMH rwill scatter YOU among all nations [UN] from one end of the earth to the other, and there YOU shall serve other gods of wood and stone [builders of Xtianity - wealth and prosperity facades] , which neither you nor YOUR ancient ancestors have known.

[@lf1496]

There's something wrong with THEM not us😮

[@KuttyJoe]

I'm living in Ghana now. I'm so busy though I don't have time to get out and meet other expats. I'm from America and staying in East Legon.

[@Spiritinsight-d6t]

Enjoy urself 🎉

[@mamejoe2043]

Be safe and enjoy your life

[@KuttyJoe]

@@mamejoe2043 Thank you.

[@roberteze-cu4mp]

Am a Jamaican livening in the uk with my Nigerian partner and I want to build in Ghana we Jamaican love Ghana

[@tinotendakunaishe7952]

Love to see people moving back to the motherland and prioritizing their dignity and well being over $$ and convenience. I think once people live in Africa for a while, they come to realise the scale of the opportunity we actually have. That is actually a very exciting thing to be a part of.

[@jeanpier5054]

If like you say lots of opportunities in Africa why are all African are living their country for other lands please take a good look all over other counties you will find mostly lots of africans migrant living Africa so sorry to say its not all milk and honey out their in Africa

[@muchit3629]

@@jeanpier5054 Both of you are correct. Most leave because there are not enough job opportunities. There are opportunities to do business but you need to have capital which most lack and the borrowing costs are exorbitant and very limited. The best scenario is go to the West, get some education and save money and go back and take advantage. Some are able to make it without leaving the continent and that is a blessing.

[@mavisburke495]

​​​@@jeanpier5054 Yes you are right there's not all milk and honey in Africa" Africans arenot familiar with the REALITY of the west although some people tried to explain why Africa is better including the people who are being interviewed. Africans think of the MONEY that can be made yes if you are very poor in Africa , then money is MORE important that dignity, respect, safety, your children mental health which can be overlooked even if they start lacking motivation, become withdrawn , being bullied ,mistreated, facing discrimination. Africans sees Europe has an escape to prosperity, good infrastructure, education which they think is always quality, although it depends on where they live, finance etc.African here will work many jobs usually at lower wages, the worse jobs because it takes mostly years to achieve success in a foreign nation. An African that is educated, have the financial means leaving for west is a bigger frustration because many will start at the bottom in the west, then noone wants to return back to their homeland being seen as a failure, so many stays mostly quiet of the challenges in the west .The people being interviewed knows they can compare both experiences, and know that trading the west for Africa will save their children mental health , give them pride in self and people, safety ,health from quality food ,be self reliance those are things that matter the MOST to them.

[@piyesankara890]

@@jeanpier5054 Non black troll alert

[@StrokaReviews]

​@Jean Pier explains why Mexicans are coming to America. While people with money are going to Mexico. It's not Africa. It's people with no money that has a problem.

[@naana-scelyne6370]

Im overjoyed. I dreamt about all blacks meeting in Africa and rebuilding our ancestral lands. God bless our black nation. Beautiful couple

[@AntonioStewart-ng5pt]

We all aren’t the same nationality so what are you even talking about?

[@AbigailNomanyo-zp5iy]

❤❤

[@brawlaj5246]

​​@@AntonioStewart-ng5pt a greed

[@MissJK_]

@Antonio Stewart She’s talking about unity amongst the diaspora. Simple. It’s much needed.

[@AntonioStewart-ng5pt]

@@MissJK_ and it will happen our GOD will gather us there’s no worries about that our nation will unite idk what the outsiders going to do

[@jasminsaeed6937]

Watching from London, wish this family all the best, will be watching them. Can't wait to live this place my self.

[@thinkbeforeyouact8242]

This is so inspirational as someone who is in the diaspora trying to move back home to Liberia thank you guys for taking the bold step

[@muchit3629]

Wow, i love the honesty of these conversations. The parents are chasing dollars but the children are facing all kinds of trauma at school and in the streets. Moving abroad can be a huge sacrifice especilaly for kids who cannot defend themselves. at least adults dont have to put up with nonsense. Kudos to this brother knowing from an early age that he was in hostile territory and this was not his home even though he was born in the UK. The sister and her first child have the same aweful experience. But respect to her, she is resilient and removed her son from that hostile environment. As Africans we have to be gracious and go out of our way to welcome the black diaspora who chose to relocate to the motherland. Our government employees should be giving priority to the black diaspora. I wish all our airports would have special entry lines for black diaspora so they already know they are super welcome and are returning home indeed.

[@bktoafrica]

🙏🏾🖤

[@anonymousone9699]

Your comment was my favourite among many awesome ideas. They should get preferential treatment and be loved on because they deserve to know that their lives and well-being matter to us. It’s time to treat each other with the grace and respect that we offer to exploitative westerners who have no regard for our wellbeing.

[@freedmanholocaustvictim7467]

@@anonymousone9699 We are good. You Africans exploitation is worse.

[@Saynothing869]

😢

[@DeeperThanMyThoughts]

When I say that touched me deeply to hear this. Thank you 💛

[@kuyahkudey3217]

What a gorgeous family. I wish them great success in Africa. May TMH keep them in the center of His will.

[@bktoafrica]

Thank you !❤ all praises to The Most High

[@avodahproductions2203]

Very stimulating conversation. One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@AfrikanQueen17]

Kay is so intelligent and articulate. His experiences growing up in a white dominated area is so similar to line! I also had an incident whereby I was verbally abused racially whilst in school and my two “best friends” didn’t speak up for me. They also didn’t want to give a statement. Everything changed from that point. I too will also make the journey back home ❤

[@megafab7686]

I don't normally comment on people's videos, but I love this interview. Welcome. Trust me, you will find joy in ghana

[@foxygtv2177]

That's amazing. Yes, break the curse. It's time to go home. This journey is now beginning for your family and many of us. Man, you started World War 3 moving. The Exodus out of Babylon, thank you, for inspiring so many. I had my land there already and preparing the art of the project on the Cape Coast area. Big things AGO GWAAN. BLESSING SHALOM

[@jojoyah_1236]

You, people, The Kiings, and other diasporans are pioneers. The pioneers to the New World did not have it easy. Some died and were buried, some had to fight off enemies but their generations became strong and built a very powerful nation.

[@SuperKwame1]

I am a Ghanaian, and You are welcome ! it Ghana your home. We are all Africans! Whites come to Ghana to stay and live. No question asked!💯🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@misstownes]

The African diaspora is tired of racism.

[@AntonioStewart-ng5pt]

Girl they don’t even get along in Africa lol

[@annwangarimaina4030]

​@@AntonioStewart-ng5pt better africa than UK

[@freedmanholocaustvictim7467]

Fix your. Homeland

[@freedmanholocaustvictim7467]

@@AntonioStewart-ng5pt another scam we all know tribal beefs are 24/7 it’s despicable how they make every excuse to flee. The talk trash about others home who didn’t invite them.

[@Wytepipogetowned]

​@@freedmanholocaustvictim7467 fix your culture

[@tiffanybrown8322]

I am from South Africa and experienced more racial remarks in Europe and nothing in SA I would never move Europe for better life Africa is home and i love the people here.They are much more friendly and nobody talks about that.

[@corfob9238]

So are you guys out of the UK and for good, but will visit. Man am in the process of doing it but rewatching stories is great inspiration. Am jamaican also, man it noh nice here in the UK. Wish I had someone on the same page as you guys had but am the first of my family to brave this move, wish me luck, am also going to be in Eastern Ghana, a place call Ashifla.

[@stormryder1572]

Congratulations on your decision to make your move at such a young age..you are a great role model for young black families. Beautiful! ❤

[@bktoafrica]

Thank you so much❤

[@Beacons-of-Light-JustBeIT]

Well said family and the Nigerian brother is spot on. Relocating to Nigeria right now is not worth it especially for young children to be honest. Maybe in the next three to five years… hopefully! Ghana is still home. All of AFRIKA is home.

[@celiapryce2688]

Good on them im im 37 3 grown kids and every day i saying to my husband let move back to Pakistan or jamican the uk was not for us it was for are grandparents to build some wealth and build back home not in the uk but sadly some of are generation have just stuck everything here im sick of the uk

[@dilljones8894]

I'm so happy this family has been able to make the move to Ghana and wishing them all the best. I'm also in the process of moving my family to Nigeria because I am so fed up living and struggling in the UK. I know it won't be easy but I rather struggle in the heat and be with my own people where I'm wanted like that brother said.

[@AwuraMulley]

please look elsewhere in africa. interview nigerians before you make that decision.

[@belle3055]

In my country people are trying to leave to go to Europe because Africa is not developing at all, education is bad, hospitals are bad, food costs too much, there’s no job for college graduates…. it’s a mess.

[@lesleycooper7544]

Oh guess I will go. I am white. Will I get free everything. And be looked after

[@angelinafisher4853]

I'm in the US right now hoping to take my family to a faraway land one day filled with love and community ❤️

[@brighteyes8695]

What a beautiful couple, praying 🙏🏾 they have a good life in Ghana 🇬🇭with their family.

[@aprotain863]

What a lovely family, it great to hear genuine realistic feedback about diaspora journey back to their home landa lot of black people are afraidof the backlash they would receive for being open and honest. Enjoy and good luck, many will be following behind you.

[@mrsTraveller64]

In my kindergarden a little boy aged four, called an African boy in his group "monkey" one time, but we didn't react because we knew he had no whatsoever rasistic-thoughts about colour, he just said it once. We watched him closely after that to see if he said it again another time, in that case we had talked to him and made it clear to him that it is NOT nice to call anyone that. But he never said it again, so we were glad we didn't make a huge thing about it and THEN he might have started calling him monkey every time he was angry at him. Sometimes it is much better to NOT react, because a child might just look for a reaction and by not getting it the child most likely doesn't say it again. This particular child is a good friend of the African boy and plays with him daily. I'm glad we didn't destroy their friendship by making the boys aware that there was acolour-difference between them that either one could call the other names about.

[@renarich4942]

I’m black lived in a black community they can be mean as well. The real issue is sin. Thank you Jesus for delivering

[@Missforexcharts]

There is always that one taking us back wen we are trying to move our ppl forward, we are leaving u behind this time no time to gate keepers

[@brownskin59]

She's talking about racism idiot anyone can be mean. They not talking about what your talking about. The children said because he's not white which means that child is being taught to not play with black children because of the skin color. So stop talking about black people are mean, your mean for putting us in this.

[@orlandomensah]

Keep waiting. No problem with that, but please don't discourage others.

[@Minptahhathor]

Jesus? 🤡🤡

[@ayodeler39]

Facts! You will find the pace and tranquility in Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤

[@Solofemaletravelexplorer]

A white child told my grandson he’s shit because he’s black like shit. That hurt. I still live in the UK and l totally understand and agree with this beautiful couple.

[@JJthemokey]

Yes,I am here in UK-south west,Milton Keynes. Every comment they're saying is 110% true. May GOD strengthen them and protecting them family at all time!

[@mikemike5973]

Get out Gabriel it's only going downhill relocate abroad as soon as you can. Me I chose Africa and am an Englishmen we are all subjected to properganda

[@cosmopolitanwonder9675]

I’m down the road at Bedford UK I can agree with all they have said I’m 75 born in England never felt it’s my home my father came here in the 1938 he suffered a lot more than I ever did he worked every day in the merchant Navy then in the Manchester docks ship canal he left his job of 30 years due to continual racism by a younger man it broke him he got another job At General Electric Company but it depressed him he died before he was 61 never got his pension for all his hard work he sold his house before he died he had no choice it was compulsory purchased by the council to pull down and rebuild some awful houses that I call cardboard the area was bought nowadays terrible I have only last 10 years been able to come to terms with this terrible system in UK towards diaspora I’m to old to move to Africa and all the old family has passed away so I’m stuck here till I die I will not die happy and will be cremated and remains taken to Africa. If I can help anyone who is African I do or diaspora in UK it’s sad to see how much worse it’s getting in UK with Conservatives and Brexit causing to much division bless up my people may they get to return to the Mother land Africa.😊 3❤

[@rmf9567]

Maybe you should leave because nobody wants you

[@sh.4409]

A dog born in a barn isn’t a horse. It doesn’t matter where you’re born. A Scot born in England is still a Scot.

[@faith1614]

I lived on midlands and london and never experienced any of that. Growing up in primary and secondary most of my friends were white. Then college black. Then as an adult both. Sorry you had bad experiences. These tend to happen when you live in the rougher parts outside london with the chavs. Black British Jamaica, parents came from JA to Uk for better life (especially dad as part of wind rush) but he was tricked when realising at that time alot of the people around were worse than he was in JA.

[@ayodeler39]

Grand Rising. Welcome young ones....the moment we've been waiting for ...enjoy! ❤

[@rachealiscah6548]

Yes, definitely the moment we have been waiting for. Beautiful

[@islyrevans295]

Just the name AFRICA sound so sweet to my ear,thank u guy for putting urself out for us to love and appreciate the mother land

[@joynyakato]

Wow this Vedio was very helpful to all of us those in Africa and those in diaspora it's real I am in Saudi Arabia and was planning to move from here to Europe but my mindset is changed completely I can use what I earned from middle East to be resourceful in Africa and to the family of Daniel we welcome you to Africa we have seen the racism but we are not affected by it bse here we are majority ❤❤🎉

[@Missforexcharts]

🎉🎉🎉🎉don’t move, we’ll done we are suffering here

[@ibraplanetlife07]

It's not a matters of year of return . It's a matter of African continent to used them resources and refine the resources in Africa and produced the resources in Africa . Coca cola and Pepsi cola should be replaced by African soft drinks supported by Authority . And milks .and diary's industries should be African priority . Cioccolato should be refine in Africa and produced in Africa . No more raw mineral resources explore out of African continent should be implemented by African Union's Parlament . And strong internet connection should be mandatory for both rural areas in all African continent implemented by African Union's Parlament . And African continent abandon U.S. Dollar in any levels should lmplemented by African Union and it should be mandatory to all countries in Africa for the sake of African continent economy growth .

[@phillyyardyvibes808]

Agree

[@claudiavoorhoeve3258]

Yes totally true

[@georginaanyinsah]

Well done guys Am watching from Blackpool,am a Ghanaian Have lived and worked as a health worker in UK all my adult life 38yrs now Even my patients calls me the 'N' word😂 Have 4kids,3 lovely grandkids Seeing you makes me come to Ghana tommorow Just enjoy the motherland We all love you

[@carmenbarracks5380]

Well one of my patents, told me to push his plate of food where the sun doesn't shine, ouch😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😅😅😁😁

[@carmenbarracks5380]

I am from Jamaica.

[@Raetalkss]

Wow Blackpool! What is it like living their as a black person? Wow!

[@Amina-mb8ip]

Y'all are my family. When I get back to Ghana, I will pick up a shovel and help y'all. I love Ghanaians and the African diaspora. ❤️🖤💚

[@rosemaryugwuegbulam6229]

Dear Africans please please let’s Love our selfs more 🧘🏾‍♀️🙏🏿 no place like your home

[@khaltsharivist365]

When you have experienced both, it’s definitely better to suffer in the heat than in the cold.

[@elizabethrosenakayiwa5297]

Am so happy for them ,am in Denmark,born in Uganda ,am going back home soon.thanks for this.

[@gerrytushh]

Come back home ❤🇺🇬💕😊

[@georgesackey8368]

Welcome to Ghana 🇬🇭. We love you guys

[@imonlineshopper]

I am so happy to see Lyfe with Kiings' family growing on the continent - I hope they stay and grow and grow and grow. Wishing them all the very best and I cannot wait to get there myself.

[@sharonpower4658]

That is so sad that people treat other people in such a disgusting way. I'm so sorry you have suffered like this. You are beautiful Divine beings and I love you and so does God.xoxo

[@basiratshonekan-umaru1852]

Hey he's my Broda, a Yoruba boy, we love youoooooooo. Omo Yoruba ni mi Swagger😀😀. Honestly it was so nice to watch this interview, Very encouraging and to the Wife, Your father pave the way for Ghana to be easy landing for you guys. kudo's to your Dad, he made it possible. You guys are inspiring and encouraging. Thank you for inspiring us and to the interviewer you did an awesome job. Well done to you all. May the spirit of Africa be with you all. Amen

[@inesm.779]

Afrika is our land. Our Ancestors, our beautiful warriors Nzinga, Kilpa Vitaa, Makeda, Chaka, Samory Toure, Menelik fought so that Kemet is for melanated people ❤️

[@soverignbeing8]

Rose coloured glasses. That's all I can say. Folks take the time to get to know the Continent and what it's like to live there. In a few years we'll get their true perspective. For now it's exciting but it take a long long time before nature balances things out. My mum's been living in St Lucia for 40 years and the communication and expectation from local people has not changed. You got it and we want you to give it to us. I been to Ghana twice and decided not to live there because I was single and knew I did not have protection from a community. The main thing I disliked is that I always feared natural interaction with people because everyone is looking for a payday from, not another black person but a foreigner.

[@leonie85]

That's your experience...

[@SandyJay]

true

[@muchit3629]

It depends on your expectations and also you are not obligated to always give or assist. You have to do it out of the kindness of your heart. I am sorry you did not feel protected. I am from Zimbabwe and when i went home a few months ago I was so happy and glad to see billboards all over the country saying NO to violence against women and domestic abuse. It was never a big issue but now they have put the laws in place to make sure women are always protected. As men we should always make sure our women are safe all the time.

[@sunnysun1679]

Thanks someone with a clear mind❤

[@gerrytushh]

There's need to change your mindset first. Africa requires a different mindset from what you've lived with in the western world.

[@ugbadfarah7928]

Wow well done to this wonderful family. I definitely could resonate with everything you said as to why you left the UK. Wishing you all the best ❤❤

[@harpersworld6549]

Being American it’s interesting hearing about the racial abuse in the UK.. the media acts as if it’s non existent

[@creativechristiancontent]

Well it depends where you live if you live in cities it’s less prominent and more multicultural but outside of cities there’s less black people and more racist areas

[@lisaballantyne8539]

Both my brothers went out with black girls... and it had to be kept secret because the mother's didn't want their black daughter's dating white men. My so called best friend, who happened to be black ..was seeing my boyfriend behind my back. My late brother, only ever dated black girls... his ex partner removed every peace of furniture out of their home while he was out at work... she only worked part time on low wages...she didn't even leave him a kettle.. ran up massive credit card debt, didn't pay the mortgage ( even though my brother gave her the money to pay it while he was working ).. becouse her name was on the mortgage agreement... she was entitled to 50% when the house was sold ... my brother had to pay £10.000 to clear the debts she had pocketed ... she cleaned out the joint bank account, kept several cheques that amounted to £15.000 and tried several times to cash these cheques but couldn't without my brother's signature...on the day he died 😢, he asked to see her... and she asked for the keys to his flat as she wanted the photo albums and gold jewellery that she didn't manage to take when she ransacked his home two year's before.... my brother worked very very hard for his money ... working several jobs... and didn't deserve to be treated so badly. I have relatives married to black when.. who had several affairs and children over the year's.

[@astoica1]

Ur not American, ur black. Have u not looked in the mirror?

[@Raetalkss]

It is really is there! I was born and bread in London the melting pot of the UK but 95% of the racism i have experienced has been in London!

[@ritahnamuddu-st5hq]

See what the royal family did to Meghan and they keep denying it.racism is much in UK

[@DeeperThanMyThoughts]

What is for you will not pass you by. Definitely aligned and manifested for them. I happy to see freedom that can only be experienced and not imagined 🇬🇭 ❤💛💚

[@VisceralExpress]

I would love to have a conversation with this family, I respect their move so much! They’ve sold me ❤

[@elenizemed4312]

Iove from Ethiopia, love the encouragement for us who live in diaspora

[@Emmanuel1505]

Great family, great move. Ghana warmly welcomes u. The almighty God that called u guys will provide and show u the way.

[@blaqLion]

I was there with my Ghanaians wife last December and we purchased 10 acres of land , we started building 5 big structures for poultry farm. Tell them to started poultry farm

[@jascinththomas1765]

Yes, big up to K!!! He His definitely a gentleman. He said he works tirelessly to make it work for his family. God bless you K and your family. God bless you also Dad, may God enlarge your territories, your coasts and your borders. Love straight out of Jamaica 🇯🇲❤

[@greyelizara6787]

Yes my brother let’s unite for sure, I’m from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, big up to your family bro God bless 🙏

[@anointedandblessed8949]

Leaving the Caribbean (Jamaica) and moving to the UK was the first time I experienced racism. And living here the humid suppress undertones of narcissistic racism that most people of us just accept it. I am trying at the moment to decide between Uganda and Kenya.

[@kimararacheal550]

Anointed and Blessed as a Ugandan I think you are on the right track, Uganda is a friendly country and you will most definitely feel at home. Kenya is a good choice as well, all I can say is you are welcome to East Africa.

[@sweeterpalms8434]

Beautiful Uganda

[@victoriasmith9796]

I have never been to Kenya, but when I visited Uganda in 2022, I totally fell in love with the people, the culture, and the country. The people are gentle, thoughtful, and joyful. They show such joy in life for both big and small things. Uganda - My choice!

[@semucyojohnbosco9738]

Welcome to uganda.if you ever visit I will t asked you to kigezi region of Uganda which is in my opinion the most beautiful place on earth.

[@joanb7180]

You have a beautiful family! When I realized all along that this young lady and man is your daughter and son in law, I was just overwhelmed with love for you and family. You’re so blessed! You’ve heard the voice of The Most High. May you and your family always have a blessed covering in all things!

[@MarieDianne-s8z]

Bravo Brethren thanks sharing it's wonderful seeing you as a family settling down in Ghana wishing you blessings. I've started my move too and I need those thinking of settling within East Africa Kenya to join me SINCE now is the time to relocate to #MotherAfrica❤❤

[@rosemumbua8817]

Karibu Kenya sister.

[@ladiesgents8821]

This is awesome!!! I love to see this. People wanting to unite dispute our backgrounds. Thank you. Please push more content like this.

[@Ann-tl9mc]

Love it!!!!

[@GideonNanevie-oe3tt]

Best ever video I've ever watched. There is a quiet revolution going on and I am following you all with keen interest. Thanks to the most high.

[@dima_r6]

Yes! All of you should bring your wealth back to Africa.

[@gladysjohnson2320]

WOW All the best in Ghana great interview and I look forward to all Your channels❤😁

[@FamilyByNature]

Great video and a beautiful family reunion. Wishing the family all the best!

[@YALMM]

I actually ticked the thumbs up icon before watching this video - the title alone warmed my heart 💖 love this 💞

[@WebnationAfrica]

Awwwwww

[@frederickgrant7704]

I'm from Georgia,USA I have been watching your videos this conversation with the kings and his family was Interesting informative and helpful, truthful you are doing a great service for all Africans and Africans Americans and others thanks I truly appreciate what you are

[@loisbullock3151]

Hello King family. I really enjoyed your interview, with Webnation Africa. U have a beautiful family. I liked hearing about your journey, from the UK to Ghana. I don’t hear of too many success stories on dating sites. I am glad you two found each other, and give The Most High praises for allowing you to meet. I ❤ when your dad said; if we stand together as one, we are the Super Power. I agree wholeheartedly. Thanks for sharing your stories with us. P. S…. Mr. King Sr. your daughter is splitting image of you. Keep the videos coming. ❤ you all.

[@indulekhamoore3373]

such an inspiring story...makes me want to move to Africa myself...uk is going under, and not too slowly

[@dima_r6]

UK is only going under because non-British are destroying it instead of building their own homelands.

[@Dr.Beverley.Anderson]

Another great interview with next generation Kiings. It was so lovely to see Daniels mum 👏🏼👏🏼 ❤

[@sweetbadd9852]

God bless and protect this beautiful family.

[@TheTruthSpeakerTV]

This is so inspirational! I love this man and his family --time to move..baby girl and all those experiencing racism etc be strong and focus on winning

[@sandrabraga6027]

I am brasilian and my husband portugues and I have go through some racism because of my culture. Not everyone is like that I think every country have Good people and Bad people .Africa is a amazing country and have a big potential to grow. I live in the usa my love to Africa ❤

[@CurtisAhenkan]

Africa is a CONTINENT with over 50 COUNTRIES, please 😊

[@estherquarcoe1578]

Akwaaba. Ghana is the place for every one as long as you behave your self and blend in well you will live like royalty which you are anyway. God bless you all

[@harrytheaker]

Everyone belongs somewhere and to live with space and resources around them. I'm sorry for your experiences living in London. I love this Visionary empowerment in embracing the life you want whilst correcting the sense of displacement and returning to the ancient place of Ancestors. Happy exploring Africa and your home of Ghana. May this bring you a deep sense of Peace.

[@JJthemokey]

I wish the whole families all the best!

[@imeldadiaz4164]

31.43....Brought up in the UK to Irish parents, lived in Australia for 4 years, HK for 24 years, US for 3 years, we're all slaves to the system. What a beautiful family🥰. I wish them all the very best and hope they have a happy & healthy life there.

[@KoSka1901]

True true…struggling in life is unique to each place. It is not all roses.

[@zandramorgan440]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤴🏽👸🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 you will succeed in all you do. God Yahweh bless your union, your family, Peace, Prosperity, Blessings in Abundance to you. ❤

[@a2theb46]

I just joined the channel and its fantastic. I have already binge watch 2 episodes wow. Of course I liked and subscribed 😊

[@unwind1183]

I'm am so happy for you all.very inspired to see the family.may the most high continue to guide and show others the possibilities he has for his chosen one's. ❤️ and look forward for the next content.thank you for sharing.

[@aclass21]

Truly inspiring. Africa is the place to be ❤ Thank you 💕

[@MsWatchdog]

These two people have just saved an entire future generation from turning into gangsters! Kudos to them

[@nakatojacent6935]

😂😂😂 well said

[@shirleycummings-hall6643]

Marcus Garvey and the Ancestors are rejoicing to see Africans going back home No matter what we must remember is where our Real family is AT Nuff love a d respect for this family.

[@belleafricaperiod139]

This people gonna make something great together big up for you guys,lets go ❤❤❤

[@fruitbaddie55]

i will love to join that community 🇬🇩🌻 Grenada to Ghana i love the conversation and it is truly inspired ❤❤❤❤🇬🇩

[@hannahackerman5017]

Wehhhhhhhhhhh they told this to a 5 year old ????? 😢😢😢😢 😭😭 my heart is blending am soooo happy to see that he is happy and in Ghana ❤❤❤❤❤ welcome

[@ikenewton2487]

Family of wisdom ❤ I have been listening to this man from last year to date never get tired listening to him 🇬🇭✅

[@sandukusasa8260]

Earlier is better. Time will come people will beg to enter Africa. Even without begging to enter. Sooner things will turn easier to harder. So earlier entering to grab your living location will best idea. Because have possiblity of where you blender in as black person is more then everything 👍

[@KuttyJoe]

That's a beautiful idea. I'm already here so, I would love to see that happen.

[@SandyJay]

amen

[@blessings2u264]

Great interview! This couple are very intelligent, wise and bold. Beautiful and inspiring family. God bless your journey.

[@kimmiesBitsnBobs]

He could could be a model,,,, He has the same eyes as my sons father.!! Crazy.!!! They could pass as brothers to be honest. Beautiful couple,, can see the glow of happiness from them. Bless them.. ❤

[@taoyang_]

Absolutely enjoyed watching this🥰 congratulations to you all✨

[@RoseIsichei]

I really enjoyed watching this video i am nigerian but i have been to ghana on vacation the place is simply amazing. To the family in that video i will say welcome home.

[@ServingtoLive4Yah]

Shalawam Ahch, I pray that your family will continue to be an inspiration to us all, especially those still trapped in one of many Babylon's. Breaking the generation curses is very important for our people, so keep your faith in the Most High and never look back, unless there is a lesson from it that will secure your future. Ahch, remember we are going to have to create a trade and bargaining system between those who are in this truth(Once the world economy fail), so your Ahch is here in Kumasi we must create that connection spiritually, socially and economically. All Praises to the Most High.

[@morenakgabung5072]

If our brothers in the diaspora can wake up from the disillusionment with their current statuses, if they really get serious about wanting to come back home where they are loved absolutely, most countries are just waiting ❤

[@abby5884]

Congratulations guys! God will establish you and you will fulfil your purpose in Africa. Our leaders in Africa should watch this video and stop looting our economy to Western countries. Africa is blessed. Hope to come back home one day by the Grace of God.

[@QueenMother9312]

❤❤❤your daughter is your twin 😍happy to see your family 🙌🏾