WHY Diasporas & Black People MOVING TO GHANA From The Diaspora + Ghana Jollof | Nigerians in Ghana

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The Conscious Black People MOVING TO GHANA From The Diaspora + Ghana Jollof for My Nigerian Friends
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[@davidoseiamponsah-antwi5963]

You said, you prepared Ghana jollof, okay, next time prepare Nigeria jollof for us to see the difference. Have a great time with your friends.

[@reinaelsa4041]

Great content, very informative. Did you part boil the rice? For Ghana jollof, the rice is not partly boiled, the raw rice is washed and added to the sauce. The jollof is not meant to be soggy. Different types of rice you can use, basmati rice, jasmine rice and others.

[@AlkebulanAkwahKwa]

Beautiful Vanessa ❤🎉

[@VanessaOkedi]

Thank you! 🤗

[@user-fu1ym4eq1w]

Please the background music worrying

[@VanessaOkedi]

Noted 🙏

[@ephyacripson7659]

Where have u been

[@faadukofi1796]

i have watched your videos over a years, first time commenting on your video, Nice video

[@VanessaOkedi]

Glad you like them!

[@mayawale9831]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@faadukofi1796]

nice video😅😅😅

[@VanessaOkedi]

Thank you so much 😀

[@mayawale9831]

Are we back now?

[@VanessaOkedi]

back like I never left... lol

[@estherserwaah4245]

background music too loud Vanessa😢

[@VanessaOkedi]

i will fix it next time

[@davidoseiamponsah-antwi5963]

Ladies, who told you that, in Ghana we ferment fufu? Do you really know what is fufu?

[@VanessaOkedi]

You obviously didn’t watch the video or just watched to comment. We said we ferment fufu in Nigeria and went ahead to describe the process. Did anyone mentioned Ghana fufu??