Why African Americans Are Choosing UGANDA over Ghana| Ep. 88

[@Kenganda]

People will cry on each episode and this one is no different. We love all of Africa. There are episodes where Uganda is criticized or Nigeria or Black America. We give our honest outlooks. If you don't like it, ask White Jesus to change it for you. PEACE!

[@sunrise2148]

Peace, I'm SunRise and I approve this message. Might hit white Jesus up for some change. What about self sufficiency? Having a farm and living off the land...working for yourself in the strictest sense. Is that concept a possibility in Uganda.?

[@fistandpen2505]

Check the receipts... Nigerians don't cry, we mostly mind our business and keep it moving... but yup my Gh bredren gonna come for ya'lls heads for sure lmao

[@hawkins7000]

Ask white jesus🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yo-a]

@@fistandpen2505 lol cap! Nigerians are the FIRST to come for people.

[@lakebrothersmusicvideochannel]

What are the requirements to live in Ugands? In 1995, I have been in Kenya then in 3005 to 3017 I travel yo Ghana.

[@Kinglioncrown]

It doesn't matter whether it's Uganda Kenya or Tanzania there's room for black Americans everywhere in Africa.

[@teddyteddy7505]

That’s all.

[@soulshadoww55]

Thank you. That makes me feel so happy to know that there's a place for me there.

[@cmos2010]

Absolutely! Gotta make that first step!

[@serene1275]

True. The ancient maps of Africa's continent show it's the biggest in earth Currently modern maps show it smaller which is typical deception by the ws enemies. Imagine adding the Americas in Africa and still fit in most Europe countries even China.

[@aminauwera2646]

We Africans we love you. We know that we have brothers and sisters over there. And we know that our enemies didn't wanted that will never bee any good connection between two of us. But now time did its work. This is our time to be united . All of us as BLACK people and know that we are the one. You are very much welcome anywhere in Africa. Is your very much your home.

[@terradaktal8318]

Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya or anywhere else in Africa.. Get in where you fit in.. For me it doesn't matter, as long as I feel at home.

[@Archritis]

Just discovered the Kenganda podcast last week. Been binge watching daily. Words cannot describe how much I appreciate what you all are doing for the motherland, the diaspora, and our people. Love the content, the candor, and the knowledge. Subscriber for life!

[@Kenganda]

Thank u so much!

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

​@@Kengandasoo can't you this peoples doing your program without mention or drag Ghana into it, why every your Ghana Ghana, why,? You know that Ghana is far far develop more than Uganda, why don't you promote your country, but instead to drag Ghana into it, why

[@Papaj70]

@@Kenganda Ghana Hater... FYI AAs are also moving from Uganda,Kenya n Tanzania why are you not telling us that?????

[@Onlyfacts0224]

@@Papaj70HE HAS BROUGHT MARK MEETS AFRICA and I am Tanzanian born and do agree 100 percent of what they say about the challenges of living in Africa, eg now as I write I know a young KZbinr Tea who had lived in TZ left 1 year ago and come back now she is relocating to Senegal. YOU guys chill it is ok. no place is perfect, you just have to choose what make sense for you, otherwise be prepared to shift when things do not make sense.

[@kwamek9]

Always bringing Ghana in discourse like this. Who told you Africa American are moving away from Ghana? Ghana has always been leading and thinking freedom for Africa. Our brothers in the diaspora are free to settle everywhere in Africa. Ghana has been championing this course since 1950s.

[@eagle_eye7734]

As a Ghanaian we don't mind So long as they feel at home. Africa is big and all must be encouraged to accept returnees.

[@yeonadams6485]

I am an American in Uganda and can identify with much of what was stated about transitioning to Africa and Uganda in particular. While based in Entebbe and working for an international NGO, I see the opportunities and would like to connect with Oshay and the crew to expand my possibilities

[@Kevfern-z7f]

I sucked at making friends in America it wasn't because of pride or anything superficial just that mainly the friendships were monotonous. Been in Ghana now 9 years still don't have many friends but the friendships I do have now are a lot more purposeful and reciprocal than the ones I had back in America. Telling someone that if they sucked at making friends in one place that they will suck at making them in another is horrible advice.

[@Kenganda]

I think it's the right advice. I think your response is horrible but it's your opinion.

[@jibril2473]

Sounds like a you problem bro. You’re introverted and protective, gotta let your guard down a little in order to build bridges.

[@bootneyleefarnsworth1788]

@@jibril2473having bad experiences with people will do that. That being said, I’m hoping to have the same experience in Ghana.

[@jibril2473]

@@bootneyleefarnsworth1788 “having bad experiences” what you brothas need to experience is a session with mental health counselor. Stop walking through life mentally wounded. That’s the main problem with black men today. You guys harbor so much past pain for no reason. This is why so many of you suffer from arrested development.

[@yo-a]

I think its fair to say its harder making friends as adults in some places, and easier in others.

[@oydarko]

Kenganda , Bob Marley said Who Jah Bless no one curse. Ghana is not in competition with any country for anything. Ghana lives as it is Let others live as they are. Jah is the ultimate judge!

[@jon-snow-GOT]

Much love to Ghana and Uganda.

[@joehouston2833]

Best countries in the world

[@yo-a]

On the Ghana accommodation point, exactly they do it to the locals too. Also the processes you described are in Accra and not the whole country, it’s just that people only consider Accra. This also links to opportunities - in your discussion, you are comparing Accra (a city) with Uganda (a country). There are lots of new/fresh opportunities outside of Accra also. Lastly, it’s actually against the law for landlords to request more than 6 months rent payment.

[@brefoenock7234]

Don't mind them in side Accra some places are cheap

[@sethjoseph4382]

You guys would always find a way to drag Ghana into your conversations.

[@roberttachie-menson6976]

Yes oo and always creating divisions where ever they go

[@Kenganda]

It's a youtube title. Go cry yourself to sleep

[@yo-a]

@@Kenganda Mature...

[@sonofnok2153]

Cry, whine some more

[@yo-a]

@@sonofnok2153 grow up

[@kissPhamousStudio]

I have been to almost 12 african countries and I felt at peace the most time I have been in Ghana 🇬🇭

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

Forever Ghana 🇬🇭

[@Mkym365]

😂😂😂

[@elijahkarisa1310]

WUUU HAPPY I FOUND THIS EPISODE AS A UGANDAN BORN AND AN AMERICAN BY REGISTRATION LIVING IN BROOKLYN NEW YORK, I AM ONE OF THEM THAT BUYING LAND BACK IN UGANDA 🇺🇬, LOVE UGANDA LOVE AFRICA. Thanks guys for inspiring 🙏 our black ⚫️ community.

[@americanoutside]

Bravo! Finally people on the ground telling the truth. I hate when people hype Africa up, for whatever reasons, and get people robbed, or ruined. As a person who first came to Africa in 2007 and lived and worked until 2015, and returned in 2021, it refreshing to hear actual reality. Great show! 😊

[@Kenganda]

Wow that is awesome what country did you live in

[@yo-a]

Where in Africa?

[@americanoutside]

@@yo-a Djibouti and Ethiopia the longest.

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

​@@Kengandasoo can't you this peoples doing your program without mention or drag Ghana into it? Why always Ghana Ghana why, blacks we are our own enemies

[@addokwabina3096]

Ghana will always be the beacon doesn't matter what others think

[@securenetwrkz]

Woooow, what an episode for real. You guys nailed it and i really really love what you do.

[@mickaelug]

I happen to work with my black American brothers, truth is they think coming to Africa would be food to a silver plate, And I always tell them never to make decisions to come to Africa unprepared. It looks easy, but in reality it’s a marathon and you can never depend only on savings, by all means you have to enter into an investment game to sustain the savings you’ve got on the accounts 😂. Respecting the community and cultures here is key, if you are welcomed and embraced in the community u are staying in then that’s the genesis

[@dred9174]

It's better than staying in America and wondering if race soldiers (the police) will kill me for minding my own business and I'm plenty of Black Americans feel the same way.

[@nancieiftihar7019]

Say that loud again😂 when i see people talking and making it seem like easy and fun i alway sigh because i know how it can be hard without a sustainable b'ness / investment

[@dred9174]

@@nancieiftihar7019 That's why guys are making preparations to move to different countries a lot of men are working on getting remote jobs that travel. (in my case I'm studying Cyber Security) or as you say businesses.

[@mickaelug]

@@nancieiftihar7019 Trust me there are a lot of opportunities here, if you have enough capital then surrounding your selves with people of same ambitions.

[@nancieiftihar7019]

@@mickaelug that's great then but i would ask which sector or area that carries those opportunity you talked-about

[@firstghost3038]

I like the Ugandan President and their No-nonsense culture and their fine women.

[@adriandoesyoutube8092]

That must be why they have some of the highest aids rate in the world. That "no-nonsense culture" is from European colonialism. Which is the main reason that country suffers and is still in the colonial era in terms of advancement.

[@poloststyles2669]

The women are 4s and 5s at best. And I live in Los Angeles. Maybe that grade will go down if I compare the women to Los Angeles women.

[@yawos9024]

Tell him to stop destabilizing the Congo.

[@Missforexcharts]

its not that deep calm down u might learn one thing or another

[@edith1705]

@POLOSTSTYLES True, though I don't find American women any different, they are average too even those in LA.

[@Deji918]

This is wholesome discussion. It's so stimulating. Austin's feature brought me here. Thanks Oshay and all at Keganda and the panelists

[@Wiliyamu]

y'all was deep with it. much appreciated for the breakdown brothers and sister. This was a seminar

[@alexkakande5346]

Uganda is for entrepreneurs! Welcome to the pearl of AFRICA!

[@sharonrobert3820]

Ugandans are so respectful and friendly and nice

[@ashifabedin]

1972

[@LifeTrod]

Invaluable exchange. Heading there in a few weeks. This helps.

[@hazelmuteesa8354]

Just listening in and all your views are unique. Food for thought.

[@martintumwine507]

A Ugandan based here London listening to you guys. I applaud you all.Welcome to motherland as you always call it.Shout out to Lady Maya. Ugandan government needs to introduce a a well designed system to attract the best of the best who can make a tangible contribution to country.

[@thimo6767]

the government has created the right environment already. the most critical is PEACE AND STABILITY..the rest is work in progress with the people. As you listen to this podcast..none of the people has said it was the government that went and asked them to come over to Ug. They just came over and theyre obviously glad they did. Lets drop the gavumenti etuyambe syndrome.

[@sabrinalockett4882]

I really enjoyed this episode. I’ve been going back and forth as to which country I should move to. Seeing Wodemaya in Uganda opened my eyes to the country. Everything y’all have spoken of as far as opportunities were visible to me and I’ve thought about what I want to do in Africa. Uganda is high on my list.

[@rowenatalie29]

Thank you so much for this episode. I truly appreciate it. :)

[@Mkym365]

Great & Informative Episode, plus Uganda is truly a BEAUTIFUL Country, with Beautiful people ❤🎉❤🎉

[@trueserenityone]

Master Gabbs spoke the truth 💯 especially describing the trap of America because that’s exactly what it is. Currently in a long distance marriage with my Ugandan husband waiting to immigrate here with Uganda being our final destination. I’ve never wanted him to come here but he insists on coming here first to make enough money to invest in real estate there but I’m also watching the dollar and how it’s losing it’s worth. I feel so stuck in our situation and I’m self employed.. not RICH AAAHH like y’all 😂 but this podcast provides so much information and encouragement! You help keep me pushing towards our goals because this life here in America is B.S. Excellent show! All the way from Sac CA

[@DA33_718]

America is a trap.

[@moseskazungu1158]

Agaba Tumusime.

[@nancieiftihar7019]

Hey there , allow him to go work and maybe then you 'all return and settle here ,actually it's not that easy as people make it seem

[@lifestylereviews2486]

Fast come n visit several times

[@modrikisadopted6337]

As an outside observer am inclined to believe that thotful and aware would prefer Uganda and East Africa because of Political leadership. Ugandan leadership from personal observation and analysis seems more sober, pro-African, not so elitist and seems poised for regional cooperation than competition. Ghana appears to be self positioned in some imaginary completion with neighbors etc. Uganda President holds us spell bound with history of African political struggles and driven some intellectual ideologies. Uganda is a rising star under the leadership of a very aware president and a educated leader - Museveni. He is a giant and and trusted in Africa and Diaspora. Just observation not on proven facts. Never been to Uganda. Cheers. But I love everything Uganda especially the thriving Christian revival.

[@geowales8398]

Uganda's president is one who believes in fairness and that is why western leaders do not like him and they will do what ever they can to make him look bad. If it was not for him, that country Uganda would be worse. It enjoys a lot of peace. It is safe and as a Kenyan, i love him for he does not bow to the western pressure

[@Global_Ced]

As a AA living in Uganda. Just make sure you have a hustle and a game plan. Don’t trust people so fast. Don’t send money until you are boots on ground if you are investing in anything

[@ronnieterrell7798]

I usually don't stick with podcast for longterm but I eagerly await to see where this team goes! Educating the world 🌎🌍🌏

[@erinabaagalina]

Those 2 guests were so knowledgeable☺️ Great episode 👌

[@paipay7991]

Y’all… I’ve visited a couple of African countries including Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia, South Africa and Zambia. All these countries are beautiful in their own nature. But I love Uganda for its hospitality so is Tanzania, Kenya for its economic boost but I detest the fact that they tend to act as if they’re westerners. Some weird shit goes on over there. Rwanda is just lowkey composed but I found it had for me to spread my wings freely. Ethiopia has more beautiful hungry people out there with potential to do much nonetheless, language is a strong barrier. South Africa looked more to me like Atlanta and that’s not what I would want to keep my life into and for Zambia, uhmm, still got some more to do. So basically I would look into Tanzania and Uganda if I ever get tired of taking care of them monthly crazy bills!

[@kel6357]

I love Ghana but ppl under estimate how much it cost. It’s comparable to DC or NYC.

[@researchtwins]

Let’s acknowledge Dr Kwame Nkrumah as the real reason so many from the Diaspora are repatriating to Ghana 🇬🇭. Ijs…

[@rendyodie1707]

What did he do?!

[@researchtwins]

@@rendyodie1707 please…you are on the internet. #Research…

[@hallejudy]

Why did I hear about this podcast?! New subscriber! As a Uganda im glad to listen to this

[@carbongodly3790]

I am a Ghanaian and I watch this show a lot not kidding but the title u guys choose today is disappointing regardless of the content people choose Kenya over Ghana they choose Rwanda over Ghana and many also choose Ghana over a lot of African countries we should be promoting Africa not a single country it just happens that Ghana is at the forefront but that’s not the aim at all

[@byamukamaibrahim2856]

As augandan I agree with u,actually Africa ctries have very less differences

[@ChukwumaEgbuonu]

Lets look at the African in his village who owns his own home 100%. He built it from scratch. He owns a farm yard beside or behind the house where he cultivates his crops, possibly owns some poultry and livestock. He has electricity albeit could be limited but still is very much in touch with the world. Earns a decent income from his investments. An American or European who works till 60 to finish paying up a mortgage or who couldn't even afford to if he ever gets the slightest crime record, works his whole life to service credit cards and debts. But the whole world paints the African in his village as poor and living in poverty. What an irony 😅

[@wendl2328]

Uganda people are down to earth.

[@amARI589]

Value Farm in the building!!! 👊🏿

[@mkenyamzalendo4130]

I’m Kenyan in Texas, bro I’m jealous you didn’t choose Kenya but at the same time Uganda to me is also my home. East Africa mainly Kenya Uganda and Tanzania was just one country that was split. I love what you’re doing, I’m so surprised you have all this knowledge that most of my African American brothers and sisters don’t have. I honestly don’t understand how you just woke up and thought of East Africa. Most of them knows Nigeria and Ghana.

[@OshayDukeJackson]

Kenya is the truth obviously and it’s the king in my opinion in africa

[@gerrytushh]

Poa from Kampala Kenyan bro 😊 You're right the original East African Community countries (Kenya Uganda Tanzania) are indeed one country in many ways 😊

[@Kiriza22]

As a Ugandan, I would not generalise. Everyone has a unique experience.

[@etouetiu8190]

The tittle probably was not right but i did like the all discussion these guys talking about being humble and respecting others is something i find key to success in our lives

[@evansluutu]

Powerful show guys! 🔥👊🏿

[@Diomedes3000]

Another Excellent show! Called him Caribbean Butterscotch lmaooooo 😂😂😂

[@africanqueenmo]

These are the type of conversations that are not constructive and sound rather paternalistic towards African countries. Why compare Ghana and Uganda ?

[@successtetteh8912]

The hate for Ghana by this channel is just unbelievable No matter what you do Ghana 🇬🇭 is the Mother Land she has been championing this course for a long time You just can’t hate Ghana 🇬🇭

[@PaaBoo-q8w]

Nobody hates Ghana ooo. I'm Ghanaian and everything they said is a. Hundred percent correct...The hype..greed ,lies even suffering in Ghana is too much. The currency in Ghana is cedi. Not US dollars

[@geekiller]

@@PaaBoo-q8wkwasia what shows you are a Ghanaian. Gyimie

[@geekiller]

They wanna say there are nothing like that in Uganda ?

[@upendomweusi]

"Google doesn't work here for what I'm needing" From your lips to a determined young entrepreneur's ears!

[@JosephBerry-ck3dk]

We can work on any industry today. Industrial, services and manufacturing etc.

[@TheRogueAfrican]

People move to Ghana because it's a peaceful country and has a history of that. Uganda doesn't but to each his own

[@PapBob-jg7rd]

In 1979 Uganda exiles in Tanzania, Kenya led by Gen Tito Okello, Gen Bazillio Olara Okello, Gen Oyite Ojok supported by Tanzania President Julius Nyerere and Kenya VP Oginga Odinga launched a rebellion against Idi Amin through Mwanza/L Victoria restoring President Milton Obote . In 1982 VP Oginga Odinga supported Kenya Airforce coup against Daniel Moi led by Senior Private Hezekiah Ochuka, Sgt Pancreas Oteyo Okumu,Sgt Ogidi Obuon,Sgt Samuel Opiyo,Cpl Obuon,Capt Agola,Fenwicks Chesoli,Cpl Njereman,Major Mutua . In 1980 Yoweri Museveni disagreed with Obote and Launched Luweero war . Gen David Oyite Ojok(one of best trained soldiers in Uganda history,at least 6 years EU,US) died in a plane crash on his way to Luweero . This changed the direction of the war . Between 1981-86 Paul Kagame and Fred Rwigema together with other banyarwanda tutsi exiled in Uganda fought alongside Yoweri Museveni in Uganda . In 1985 regional/nepotistic disagreements between Uganda National Liberation Army Commander, General Tito Okello(Luo-Acholi) and President Milton Obote(Luo-Langi) over the promotion of Smith Acak Opon(Luo-Langi) to replace the late Gen Oyite Ojok(Luo-Langi) instead of General Bazillio Okello(Luo-Acholi) caused a coup against Milton Obote . Gen Tito Okello became president in 1985 and Gen Bazillio Olara Okello became army commander in Uganda . Daniel Moi of Kenya called peace talks in Nairobi between Yoweri Museveni and Gen Tito Okello . The agreement(witnessed by Ambassador Bethwell Kiplagat of Kenya) required Gen Tito Okello to be president and Yoweri Museveni to be vice president . Gen Tito Okello proposed Harvard Trained Uganda Lawyer exiled in Kenya Ambassador Olara Otunnu(Luo-Acholi) to be president after transition to civilian rule . Gen Bazillio Olara Okello proposed Oxford trained London based Urologist Dr Henry Obonyo(Luo-Acholi) to be president after military transition .

[@PapBob-jg7rd]

THE TALKS COLLAPSED when Soldiers allied to Yoweri Museveni and led by Rwandans Paul Kagame and Fred Rwigema continued a push against Gen Tito Okello led Soldiers mostly Luo-Acholi,Luo-Langi in Uganda including Airforce Commander Major Alfred Otto, Airforce Cpt Harry Oluoch,Cpt Peter Oringi,Major Stephen Abili,Lt Col Wilson Okonga,Lt Col John Ogole, Buffalo Commander Major Eric Odwar and others . Yoweri Museveni became president of Uganda in 1986 . Paul Kagame became head of intelligence in Uganda and moved to the US FOR MILITARY TRAINING . In 1987 a rebellion against Yoweri Museveni was launched by LRA Luo-Acholi led by JOSEPH KONY , Alice Auma Lakwena , Dominic Ongwen , David Otti, Okot Odhiambo ,Raska Lukwiya ,Nixman Opuk Oryanga ,Ceaser Achellum ,Bunia Ocan . By 1990 banyarwanda tutsi led by Fred Rwigema , who had been deputy defense minister in Uganda, had launched an offensive against president Juvenal Habyarimana of Rwanda . After the death of Fred Rwigema Paul Kagame returned to Rwanda and became head of RPF (The precursor to RPF ,Rwanda Alliance for National Unity was founded in 1979 in Nairobi Kenya by Banyarwanda tutsi exiles in Kenya) . Habyarimana plane was downed in 1994 . By 1996 Paul Kagame and Yoweri Museveni supported Laurent Kabila against President Mobutu Sese Seko in Congo . Laurent Kabila was also supported by Banyarwanda tutsi in Congo(Banyamulenge) who form the bulk of M23 led by Sultani Makenga . Laurent Kabila became President in Congo in 1997 . Paul Kagame became president in Rwanda in 2000 .

[@nkangiagnes5411]

There's no country in Africa without history style up

[@hadast3806]

@@PapBob-jg7rd your comment is rich with East African history, some I have heard of and others not - I am screenshoting everything so I can read it and do research further. Thank you! As a Ghanaian I really appreciate learning more about all the dynamics of our continent. I always knew Kagame seemed funny to me.

[@PapBob-jg7rd]

@@hadast3806 Yes 400 million plus population including Somali ,Burundi, Sudan/Lower Egypt, Ethiopia , DRC Congo

[@mauriceharvey1084]

WOW ST KITTS IN THE HOUSE ❤ D J MAINTAIN U R WELCOME BACK HOME TO ST KITTS ❤❤❤❤

[@DjMaintain]

Yoooooo thank you my mum has land in brownhill ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@maggiewills1776]

Yeah!!

[@sarahnamazzi8855]

Very informative episode. Big up brothers.

[@PurplePillRiches]

People move/ visit Ghana because of the trend. Ghana has heavy traffic online so people follow where everyone else is going

[@yawos9024]

How many Ugandans do you ever run into in America? Ever heard of the GhanaFest in Chicago? Even the Mayor of Chicago attends sometimes. Ghana is just a far more popular country in Africa than Uganda. First, she gave Africa one of his greatest leaders Kwame Nkrumah. Above all, Ghana had independence before Uganda. Ghana is just more widely know brand than Uganda.

[@edith1705]

@Yawos I haven't found any Ugandan disputing that, actually we study about Kwame Nkrumah but that is all they know about Ghana I doubt if you asked any random Ugandan about Ghana if they would say it isn't developed, they know it is more developed.

[@yawos9024]

@@edith1705 Look, I don't have any issues with my Uganda brothers and sisters. One of my greatest Africans is John Akibua. My issue is Kenganda and his guests attempting to elevate Uganda by denigrating Ghana. Uganda has a lot of unique things that one can sell to the world. If you are going to stick to development indices, you definitely are not help Uganda because Ghana is more developed. Ghana cannot compare to Uganda on beauty of Uganda's natural habitat. These lazy talking heads don't even know how to sell Uganda. I would die to see the source of the Nile.

[@proviah4770]

Anyone reading this, if you haven't repented yet, please REPENT, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand.

[@paintsildesmond8495]

Look y'all, lets be real, Oshay Duke Jackson has already made his stance and his hatred for Ghana very clear. He has made it clear that he would never set his foot on Ghana soil because Ghana sold them into slavery during the trans Atlantic slave trade. Something that happened over 400 years ago when this current Ghanaian generation was not there and is very innocent of what took place during that time. He still harbors bitterness against Ghana and Ghanaians and West Africa. Look for that video and watch it for yourself. He and Philip Scott vowed in that video that they will never have anything to do with West Africa, especially Ghana because Ghana sold them into slavery, can you imagine? Unfortunately for Oshay, Philip Scott has changed his mind and has come to a realization that he cannot blame Ghana and Ghanaians for something that happened more than 400 years ago, when in fact, there was no country in this world called Ghana around that time. So Mr Philip has made a brilliant decision to return to Ghana in August this year with his tour group. So to you, Mr Oshay, no need to harbor any bitterness against Ghana because Ghana hasn't done anything to you or sold any of your ancestors okay. If you have any evidence that suggests that Ghana has sold any of your ancestors you can tender it in.

[@hadast3806]

WOoooooW!!!

[@alex3walexband3w19]

No one on this show was negative about Ghana. We have to stop being so sensitive. They merely discussed the pros and cons of each country. In the same way, someone in Ghana might discuss the pros and cons of Kumasi or Accra. We in Africa need to learn to be objective in listening to opinions. Depending on each person, different countries can be a better fit. If you want to act and be in Nollywood then Nigeria, if you want better infrastructure and government then Ghana.

[@maxa6453]

@@alex3walexband3w19 better infrastructure in Ghana? Are you nearly serious?

[@aff-ads116]

@@maxa6453 which country are you from so we see.

[@mocliks2875]

What a great show. Easily my favorite among many good ones. Greg was Awesome. It would be nice to have Master Gabbs on the show more often. He's a special one. As a returnee i absolutely can relate 100%. Oshay is so right. Building a brand is really hard work. Just coz now you in Africa does not make it any easier. You indeed work harder than you ever did while in the diaspora and it takes serious commitment. There's guys sharper and smarter that you think and they will eat you for lunch every day. Stubbornness will kill you. You have to make a lot of adjustments without losing focus. Networking with like minded people will get you further here than it does in America. I cannot understate the importance of learning to listen and observing. Even with all it's shortcomings, Africa is Awesome. 254 is tuned in. Good job guys.

[@ashorsaleh5061]

Black american bantu and bantu country's all open for Bantu son's whether kenya ghana tanzania uganda south africa any Bantu countries.

[@coldhardtruth333]

Always Ghana. Always Ghana . Always Ghana .

[@gerrytushh]

The WHOLE of the African continent is wide OPEN for our stolen brothers and sisters ❤😊. You're spoiled for choice ❤😂

[@bethmuhanga4444]

I’m learning a lot from this episode, I love the courage of these young men to come here and open business and work hard but most importantly, the efforts to blend in the Ugandan society. All the best guys

[@mariecarr3344]

Excellent content!

[@crystalmillionaire]

Stumbled upon this channel and I am thankful. You all are sharing some good information. As a black American woman I am considering relocating outside of the US. I currently work as a Registered nurse and am looking for some advise as to how I can make a living outside the US. Please share any additional information I currently don’t have and aide hustles and not married. What can I do!

[@drequploads6142]

If you acquire the right property you don’t really need work.. .. i have a romanian friend who opened a children’s hospital and she is very successful.. don’t look to be employed if you move to Africa.. buy rentals, if you want employment with good pay then Europe is your destination not Africa.. visit first.. see what your friends are doing here.. get inspiration then make a decision

[@cliffdarling6647]

True. Starting a clinic would work perfectly with her experience.

[@DOTAFRICA]

Great episode thx for doing this!

[@TapiwaWakatamaVHP]

Good episode - subscribed

[@iamdjmj9118]

I love north Uganda gulu city ❤

[@JosephBerry-ck3dk]

Excellent

[@CarlaRFowler]

Wow Nice ♥️ very smart thinkers

[@worldtraveler2417]

Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana are three English speaking countries with good infrastructures that many Blacks from diaspora are not taking advantage off to repatriate. Many foreigners from Europe, Asia, mostly Chinese and Indians, and White Americans are settling in these countries. Check the business climate and retirement cost of living in these countries mentioned above and make comparison. Africa is very big but one has to do his/her research before choosing which African to settle in….not all African country is the same. Also, many French speaking African countries are neglected due to language barrier but Ivory Coast, Senegal, Gabon, and the Republic of Congo are relatively peaceful countries to check out.

[@yawos9024]

Good infrastructure in ZAmbia? Are you serious? Zimbabwe and Botswana may be. But Botswana has not Pan African vibe. The country is run by whites behind the scene. I like Zimbabwe but she is still struggling with sanctions. I think Zimbabwe is the best option. Mugabe lived in Ghana so he picked up some stuff from Kwame Nkrumah.

[@austinallison9556]

@World Traveler Your second paragraph is a big NO for me! I am a firm believer in treating other people the way they treat MY people.

[@worldtraveler2417]

@@austinallison9556: Could you elaborate why my second paragraph is a big no for you! I am only stating the facts of how others ( Non-Blacks) are making use of all the vast opportunities these African have to offer. It’s left to Blacks in the diaspora to do their research on countries in Africa to also make use of all these vast opportunities (cheap land, cheap labor, low cost of living , beautiful hard working women, hard working men, business opportunities, less gun violence, etc) many African countries have to offer.

[@anitasamuels8821]

@World Traveler, so true especially Zimbabwe u own the land fully no leasehold and land is so much cheaper in the affluent suburbs than in some African countries I know where land is only leasehold and very costly.

[@austinallison9556]

@@worldtraveler2417 I have no issue with facts you stated. What is a big no for me is the concept of inclusive for ALL when the others (Non-Blacks as you stated) have never, ever practiced the concept. I have never seen this successfully implemented anywhere on the planet. Personally, I would love to have the experiences that "the others" have had for so long of being with their own people. I have had enough of the facade of social experiments that will never work. I CANNOT and will NOT buy into the notion of treating US with hatred and disdain in their countries but forgetting and forgiving them other folks when they come to the continent. There has been NO repentance from any of them as a collective and definitely NO restitution from them. To me, those are some of the signs of a true enemy. I will ALWAYS treat MY enemies as MY enemies and I ALWAYS remember that they are MY enemies unless they repent and pay for what they have done. Otherwise, I think it is illogical for MY enemies to live among us. I hope this explains why it is a big no for me.

[@mariopuzzo5854]

Trust me Ghana got AA community not AA tourist I don't know why y'all always wanna bring Ghana up to y'all conversations. Ghana been dealing with them AA since 40s 50s 60s and till now. It is not just one day relationship. Ghana got all the dungeons in Africa m and Ghana have histories. Most AA want to connect with those type of things. 🧐 🤔. Y'all should leave Ghana alone

[@aff-ads116]

what is this guy's issue with Ghana? you can also hype your Uganda, no one is will arrest you. someone should let that guy know that he can promote and hype Uganda without mentioning Ghana.

[@Dorret-n2b]

Good episode would love to share my experiance of my journey to Gambia as a one away sister

[@maranathaanathama2153]

Heart touching and very informative! Thank you and god bless the cast for sharing their experiences!

[@mrdadar2594]

Being able to Network with each other is another positive point.

[@hitmakerstudio6405]

Family you're a great inspiration! I'm on my way moving to Kenya next month 😊 i can't wait 💪🏿👑💯

[@judahbenwoke9371]

Just came back from Kenya great experience. Don’t take rides order from strangers that ask, order an uber our big mistake 10,000 compared to 1000

[@hitmakerstudio6405]

@@judahbenwoke9371 hi Bro it will be my second time i was there dicember 2019 for 8 weeks! My Kenyan friend invited me to assist him with a project hi had going on there! That trip change my life bro.. i tuck one of his virgin cousin as a wife! now I'm planning to move there slowly! My friend is like family we live in Germany over 20 years now! Actually I'm a afro costarican/Jamaican(Israelite) Blessed

[@J_Abdi]

Which city?

[@hitmakerstudio6405]

Nairobi and Migori area

[@fir8550]

Most people don't stay in one job for the entirety of their life. Likewise, don't expect to stay in any country forever as an expatriate. Give it a go and try somewere else. I left London and went to UAE, in the first six months i said i would never leave UAE, but that was the honey moon period. I didn't realise when i was in the honeymoon phase. I left UAE a year after making that statement. I went to another arab country, also stayed for a year, then returned to London permanently. No country is perfect, absolutely none. Sometimes the problem is ourselves and our unrealistic expectations. Sometimes it is the trauma imbeded in us, which we carry from place to place. When we're in this condition, we are not only unrealistic, but we can be very selfish and immature. We give off vibes that draws negative people, rejection or reactions towards us. Keep yourself informed, set goals and recognise when the time is up.

[@anthonyclementson9658]

Good episode. You guys should get Maximum Impact with Jay Cameron on your podcast.

[@Kenganda]

We need to go to Ghana and get him

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

​@@KengandaTry to learn from WODE MAYA, and stop hate Ghana, wode maya won't do this, use your Channel to bridge the gap between the world and Africa, you can't bring Ghana down, promote your country and leave Ghana alone o.k., learn from WODE MAYA

[@victoriatongun1775]

⁠@@jeffreykofikarikari4334 Excellent point! The only power black people have is destroying each other unfortunately. Too much negativity doesn’t help anyone. The focus should be on positivity regardless of the minor issues in Ghana.

[@maccare5003]

What issues do Ghana has that no African countries don't. My issue is osay has never been to Ghana but always has issue with ghana😢

[@anitasamuels8821]

​@Jeffrey Kofi Karikari .Nothing wrong with people speaking their opinions and what they prefer.

[@sai9154]

Excellent guys. Good listen.

[@derrickansah3938]

If you’re great you’re great the anti Ghana agenda is real 😂😂😂😂

[@bash2268]

Exactly what am going to do in doom and gloom east Africa lol UGANDA, anti Ghana podcast fools

[@DA33_718]

Proud of you guys in the motherland 🌍 ❤

[@LetsTravellChannel]

Me too!

[@TheBlackChessAuthority]

Good video, excellent information!

[@Kenganda]

thank you!

[@trmangena2463]

I am an African ,but there's something l like about Uganda....could be mr M7

[@carmennicholson2867]

The statement should be why "SOME" African American are choosing or leaving some African countries, INSTEAD of why African Amercans are leaving Ghana or wherever African country they are. The truth is NOT all African Americans are leaving Africa, some are. That's a general statement, not all are leaving! The statement is too broad!

[@dred9174]

Far too broad a lot of African Americans have found peace in African countries because they don't have to worry everyday about being killed for the color of their skin.

[@anitasamuels8821]

I don't see why people are exchanging unpleasant words here because there's nothing wrong with comparison especially if you wish to relocate to another country, I wonder why some people take offence when people weigh out negatives versus positives. No country in the world is all hunky-dory but you choose the one that works for you. The problem I've seen is that Africans don't want anyone speaking negatively about their country which is wrong allow people to air their opinions based on their own experiences nothing wrong at all.

[@youngzoe3861]

The Episode gave me motivation to work harder.

[@davidmulombo5181]

Am Ohio Columbus Am try to come in Uganda 🇺🇬 and visit the city I love the story of everybody Is my first time to the channel

[@nanyombiallen3586]

All African countries have aplace for you brothers and sisters from other continents

[@carmennicholson2867]

Why "SOME"African Americans, stop generalizing!

[@fayemorton5133]

Same in England you are trapped in system of paying bills

[@moseskazungu1158]

The City in Afirica very expensive is Luanda Angola 🇦🇴.

[@myztroogeegibson3568]

We 🇬🇭 just watching from afar won't say anything much for not. Wait until they start complaining... We can never be envious or jealous, we're always thru to ourselves.

[@Kiriza22]

Am a Ugandan, but I can never generalise in any situation. Every experience is unique.

[@hugomorel9047]

please make a podcast of how to buy land in uganda or africa. it's been a dream of mine to own property there, where my roots come from.

[@kagobesharitah257julian8]

It's easy sweetheart

[@hugomorel9047]

@@kagobesharitah257julian8 yeah but there's a lot of scams which throws me off. do know any creditable sites

[@pastryshack551]

@@hugomorel9047 instead of buying land buy a home that's already built. Look at the beautiful homes for sale in Rwanda

[@jimmorel3740]

I'm reppin' Ghana. Why are you guys trying to make me pick sides? 😂

[@kagobesharitah257julian8]

😂😂😂😂

[@Nononsense090]

I’m a Ghanaian but I would like u to go to other Africa countries too, we Ghanaians will be fine with all this people coming at us for hype

[@hasinamuhammad3082]

Can we just appreciate Joanita? Just a classy, beautiful, respectful, feminine woman. ❤

[@joanitamaaya]

Thanks 😊

[@mikemike5973]

@@joanitamaaya second that you portray yourself well your parents would he proud am sure.

[@Kiriza22]

She represents Uganda well!

[@TWUMKWAME5]

why everybody is picking on Ghana? what is the rationale behind it?

[@TruthSeeker30_]

They promote lgqtq 🌈🌈🤢🤢

[@Silverbackugx]

I thought I was the only brother in Uganda rocking Cowboy Boots! Is this the brother that teamed up with Tina that used to do realestate podcasts?

[@Kenganda]

Yes sir

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

​@@Kengandastop drag Ghana into your program and promote your country o.k. learn from WODE MAYA he won't do this, African Americans need a peaceful country like Ghana, not Uganda, and a country with more culture, stop hatred Ghana for nothing, stop it

[@gerrytushh]

​@@jeffreykofikarikari4334 I think the entire African continent is wide open to African Americans..... so they need as much information about all countries as they can get. There's no competition between Ghana or Uganda or any other country. Greetings from Kampala ❤

[@kurokaizen1889]

Great show guys🙌🏾

[@JacklineLIN]

Welcome home as long as it's Africa feel at home

[@robinp.6540]

This video was very enlightening. I will put Uganda on my list of places to visit.

[@Simplifarm]

1:03:33 " i'm a dog..barking sounds" i almost peed my pants 😆😅🤣 One of the best episodes i cannot believe i listened to the whole thing.

[@akanyijukaprossy3872]

Your welcome home Uganda will always welcome brothers and sisters