Why i gave up my American Citizenship and moved to GHANA...

[@Oyzatt]

The reason why most Ghanaians are stuck abroad is quite simple. Most of them don’t have a solid foundation back home to fall on when they return home. Sad reality. Great woman ❤️

[@axelagba5393]

Thanks Madam. This is somebody who is making sense. I just don’t understand the illusion that I heard from many people asking the diaspora to just come back home. It required time and well planning. Africa will not give you free money to survive just like for most of us there is no free money for us in the diaspora. You have to have a reliable job or business before moving back. Thank you for telling the true Madam. Africa or in the diaspora you still have to work. Even as entrepreneurs, you still have to work. You don’t just sleep and wake and have free money.

[@musiclover5023]

Who Said anyone is looking for free money ? Black people are hard working people. Just Go into any African market and see hárd workers !

[@frankdeenproject]

They don't just say come back home you have to be wise and Go back home with your own terms, even in the west you have to work hard to make your keep

[@rosehunter2365]

I just watched this story. I was born in Jamaica, and I am a citizen of Canada for 46 years now. Canada is a nice country, but I have been watching all the video's on Ghana and I am interested to visit Ghana.

[@musiclover5023]

My dear i sincerely recommend that you visit Ghana. I have been there several times in fact try tô visit Ghanas neighbours Ivory Coast tô the west and Togo and Benin tô the East.

[@kwameaboagye940]

Sister Rose you are welcome in 🇬🇭anytime.

[@fay8717]

Excellent woman! Excellent interview! Yes, Catherine Ablema Afeku could very wellbe the first woman president of Ghana. She is a great speaker with conviction and smart as they come!

[@DA-qz5rh]

She is such a LOVELY AND DEDICATED LADY to mother Ghana.

[@nathanmanu6075]

She's very intelligent and God bless you Dentaa for bringing such an amazing woman on your platform. Ayeeekoooo!!!

[@kwameaboagye940]

An excellent interview by the lovely Sister Akos Dentaa Amoteng. Our sister too is a great individual helping our brothers and sisters from 🇬🇭to settle in America.

[@ange6alexandra527]

Wow Wow, what i really like is she is not just for herself, very patriotic, understanding and selfless.

[@dianbarnett4046]

Watching here from Janaica. I am so informed. Learning about the motherland is so enlightening. I love your interviews. Thank you for informing us

[@peterrusselbrooks5423]

Good interview...tourism does a lot ,but we aint investing...i established a company to train tour guides to fill inl that gap along the tourism value chain,infact i recruited people who studied history...!!! but hey, People aint hard working in Ghana. the ministry too never helped,till i got fustrated and left Ghana...! i think if the government invests ...the returns will be felt. maybe upon a second thought i may return home but for now life is good here,business is also good. investing even in the carribbean was more fruitful.....we Ghanaians must be told to work hard and stop free things.

[@malissa29soulmoxiefoods]

Yes it is important to find out why people travel out .. some never return.. its sad when people do not return to their homelands...

[@Oyzatt]

I’m a young African Ghanaian living outside and I’ve sown to never inherit the same fate.

[@malissa29soulmoxiefoods]

@@Oyzatt indeed.. you should definitely return to your homeland. Your homeland needs you. Needs all of you who left... get the money you need in the US and build in ghana then leave this place as soon as possible..

[@OloRishaCreole504]

@@malissa29soulmoxiefoods im from New Orleans,Louisiana USA an been thinking. To visit Ghana an Gambia an possibly move.I just want to be more familiar..some say just GO

[@MsFranCee]

Another great interview, sister Dentaa. God bless you

[@GeecheeWoman]

Yes, so informative program. We need a part 2 to this discussion. I know Georgia Southern University that the sister was speaking about . I was born in Savannah, GA. The school is located in Statesboro, GA, which is about 80 miles away. I have been traveling to Ghana for over 30 years & I am married to a Fante from Elmina . We are presently residing in New York & making plans to return to Ghana & live asap . Sister Ekua ..🦊🦊🦊.. Keep up the good work & hope to meet you in the near future ...😊😊😊

[@kwamesarpong1925]

Catherine is a power broker when it comes to Diaspora. She is always going to promote Ghana because of the love for the country. I am sure, she is going to do more for Ghana apart from being a MP. Ghana's politics is still muddy & she knows it & she is always cautious where she threads. A good citizen indeed.

[@ronaldromeo4451]

Sister I see God doing big things in your life your show is like the big Media over here in the US thank you for letting us have an opportunity to see you grow. 🙏🏽❤️✌🏾

[@ReneeBarnettTV]

That was a beautiful interview. Thank you for showing the greatness that exist in Ghana 🙏🏾

[@Josephnzema8559]

This is amazing,God Bless You Hon.and the host too. I love your programs very well.

[@agnescrentsil3838]

I just love her energy and dedication to Ghana. Thanks for doing the interview.👍

[@marcd2069]

Not only beautiful but very elegant

[@queenieang5905]

A very good interview with good advice given on transitioning to Ghana or anywhere.else.

[@t.eugene1210]

Odana you are doing such a great job! Please keep up the good work!!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you so much!

[@mensahnsempii5011]

We are prayer for your dreams to come true keep on doing your best for your mother land Ghana that best knowledgeable sense to become first woman president in Ghana.

[@sweetlifeofvidette4716]

4mins in and i'm enjoying Catherine Ablema already! Love this!

[@OloRishaCreole504]

Hi Sweet life..i see you travelled an moved to Ghana, where are u from?..Im from New Orleans,Louisiana USA an been thinking of visiting ghana and gambia

[@livingfinance]

Love this channel, it's priceless content.

[@miss.humanitarianhumanity2269]

Africa 🌍 must love 😍 you with all the heart. And give you the great freedom that you want. Stay blessed

[@wc987]

Just amazing.👏🏽🇬🇭

[@t.eugene1210]

Bravo to you my lovely sister. The hand of God is on you! I want the best for you. If there is anything I can do to help you from the diaspora I am here for you

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Africa?

[@t.eugene1210]

@@nasto4u850 absolutely, positively, yes! I was in Ghana in October. I have dedicated the rest of my life to helping Africa’s development

[@nasto4u850]

@@t.eugene1210 can we please link my brother?

[@t.eugene1210]

@@nasto4u850 I’m not sure what you are asking me to do... please explain

[@fayagyepong448]

That was the most inspiring and capativing talks I've listened to in my life. Thank you for bringing this wonderful content to us Adana. Continue the great work. Mrs. Afeku you are my new inspiration.

[@ODANANETWORK]

You are so welcome!

[@Bayonne-kd7pi]

@@ODANANETWORK I think you mean renounced not denounced?

[@ODANANETWORK]

@@Bayonne-kd7pi thanks for the correction

[@yvonneasare418]

Tourism initiatives and investment in Nzema, Awowin and Sefwi areas towards Ivory coast should also be given a priority as well. The birth place/town of Nkrumah should be developed to attract visitors. At present most Tourists in Ghana visit Togo. There should be schemes to connect Ghana and Ivory coast. Lots of Ghana's revenue is generated from Western region but Central, Ashanti and Accra gets lion's share. Eastern region especially the Guan areas are neglected by most governments. Let's explore the uniqueness of each region and be equitable in providing resources, developments and employments to the youth in the afore mentioned areas in Ghana. Eg.Housing projects etc for key workers to go and contribute equally to health and wellbeing of inhabitants in those areas. Similarly Koforidua is a demised capital city of Eastern region. Please kindly update me on what the Ghana tourist board/ministry is doing to attract tourists to Koforidua. Dentaa kindly forward this comment to Katherine for her party to place those less fortunate regions on their TOP priority list. Katherine can be a spokesperson and draw governments attention to this.

[@timewithbel]

Wow, such inspirational message

[@nattypthegeneral2450]

Apart of all the crisis we face as Black people is, identity and low self esteem pandemic, in which so much of us find in other people's world where we obviously don't fit, we badly need our own independence, but first we of to be able to identified who we really or, that is the first step of all our problem

[@Wills276]

Thank you this is something we never talk about but thank you you brought it up. I have started healing myself and this self journey is beautiful. God bless you.

[@nattypthegeneral2450]

@@Wills276 strong up on that King, i respond to your comment but the heaters which is youtube bullies who don't like when expose them block it, but nonetheless, stay strong up

[@Wills276]

@@nattypthegeneral2450 Thank you brother and a stay blessed.

[@nattypthegeneral2450]

@@Wills276 ok, great

[@sandie1578]

This was amazing Dentaa. Thank you so much for having the honorable lady on your show. P.s how does one get involved with working with the diaspora and young people? I really want to get involved with her work.

[@veganpiranha3302]

This is the glamourised version of moving to Ghana! When you need serious medical care Ghana can’t provide that! All sounds nice but you have to know the risk involved.

[@frankdeenproject]

if you have the money to pay for medical care when you are in need, yes Ghana there're places that you can look after yourself

[@godislove4179]

Do your research well

[@frankdeenproject]

@@godislove4179 l have rented my apartment to Ghanaian doctors from Russia and From the State and they tolds me that now Ghana we have almost everything there are some few quiet things that we still depends on outside, so Mr/Mrs don't discourage people from come to Ghana, and when they talking about people moving back to Ghana you have to go back to your country anyway

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

The way he calls his people is wonderful.

[@garyhouston2679]

Terrific interview as usual Lady Dentaa. Pls can you find out from Hon Catherine whether she has any plans to partner with USAID to support Ghanaians in America who want to come and settle in Ghana with some business support? Just like the German embassy is doing with Ghanaians in Germany moving to Ghana? Because the Ghanaian population in America alone can transform Ghana through tourism particularly adventure tourism. Thx 🙏

[@tvs9978]

@Gary Houston, GIPC has created a new unit to channel and facilitate investment/business enquiries from the Ghanaian diaspora. You should visit their website

[@zenabuabagna9753]

Ghana politicians are in office to help themselves and family members, nothing for the citizens, I hope she different

[@edwardkissi3616]

Hmmmm. Listening to her very well she made mention of her pay wasn't good but they promised to give her the platform. Platform for corruption, NOTHING ELSE.

[@Oyzatt]

@@edwardkissi3616 we are doomed to have this corrupt leaders. Is not a surprise we’re chained down with endless problems.

[@sinaicircle]

Positive commentary! 🙌

[@afiogem]

I'm thinking of a place for the family to visit...It would be great if local tourism was boosted with a advertising/marketing campaign. Via national TV adverts on Gtv and other channels. Every day feature a different resort Monday Ada Tuesday Mole National park till Sunday with a range of relatable unknown actors i.e family of four, business men. young Adults having great time doing different enticing activities. Using drone shots brings the advertised place of interest to life. Tried to book a short holiday to other countries in Africa due to the Pandemic this is proving very difficult. Friend mentioned Ada resort and a safari park that I have never been to. If there was an advert showcasing both places I would have more of an excitement to go and easier to convince other members of the family.

[@evanssmith4545]

Ofcos she can really be our president someday

[@ladylady1736]

Women of substance! 💜💚

[@margaretakuffo4628]

Women I love what you are doing, God richly bless you for your good work.

[@paawyse2455]

Ms Afeku, have you been able to link up with Bozoma St. John formerly of Uber? She's also another wonderful lady. Ms. Dentaa could you also feature her on your show? She's another influencial and inspirational character, and I hope it will be my turn one day in future. Good job Ms. Dentaa!

[@gerty5431]

Dentaa can you interview Michael B. He is very dynamic who want to come to Ghana. He has worked in various

[@eddiefrempong29]

Can someone tagg tracey boakye to see beautiful and intelligent women we have in ghana. Black beauty papa bi

[@Ghanadiaries]

She will come and insult you bia😂😂😂😂

[@evelynampadu122]

😂

[@evelynampadu122]

Say that again? 😆

[@jofinable]

Great job, promoting Ghana but we don’t have our own official Airline!!!!!

[@OdopaFoods]

Hello Denta, i am warming up to you AGAIN!

[@manknowthyself6616]

Love your content. However can you please take out the background music. I find it very distracting. I actually stopped viewing after a while because of that

[@MS-wl8eb]

No mention of the great wode maya he is doing a better job marketing Ghana .

[@DA-qz5rh]

Stop this nonsense.

[@togbeosagyefo8705]

@@DA-qz5rh stop your foolishness

[@MS-wl8eb]

Since when the truth is nonsense.

[@DA-qz5rh]

@@MS-wl8eb We as a people need to stop this attitude we have of when someone is doing similar things like other people, that we say things like "this person is doing a BETTER job than the other". Everyone of them is promoting Ghana of Africa in their own way. This attitude is not helpful and creates envy and divisiveness amongst us. That is why I said stop with nonsense. How can you even come on her channel and say that someone else is doing a better job than her? That is just wrong. She deserves the appreciation as well because she is also doing an amazing job promoting Ghana. Lets stop this type of "pull him down" attitude.

[@chrisd9608]

Absolutely refreshing seeing a competent beautiful and well educated person leading the hemes of affairs in critical office Obviously her office is doing a terrific job but there is still more todo to make Ghana the only destination choice for the global black family of over 200 million in the diaspora, we certainly have all the elements to attract each and everyone of us to visit the mother land. Another master piece my Dentaa with yet another quality guest, keep up the good job my dear, Cheers

[@frommygardentoyou]

I find it real hard to concentrate with the music. What’s the logic behind the music?

[@soniagodlieb1896]

JUST LISTEN TO THE WORDS, NOT THE MUSIC.

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

Paycheck not great, but allowances and benefits offset.

[@fareedolubodun3098]

Great idea and God bless

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you! You too!

[@mercyyeboah-ampadu3910]

Excellent interview.

[@DGARLAND4444]

Permeant Resident/Green Cardholder & Citizenship are totally different. As an American citizen, you can live outside the continental United States and/or the United States territories for years WITHOUT losing your citizenship. As a permanent resident/green cardholder, you can only stay out of America for 6 months at a time and may need to return to to with keep residency status. However, in the United States the policy is that after TEN YEARS, a permanent resident/green cardholder is eligible for CITIZENSHIP!!! Did she give up citizenship or residency? Be clear and honest so many doesn’t be confused.

[@perpmilnes751]

Omg Dentaa ( MBE), *my sentiments exactly*!!!! half way thru Ur interview. She's a gem we won't want to undestimate when it comes to taking Ghana where we ought to be by now!!!! Thank u both for the exceptional work u do

[@perpmilnes751]

Earlier comments should use name, the Honourable Catherine✓ proper thing to do, ta

[@anastasia1984]

Excellent job.. please check the background noise

[@philipamoako1329]

I can see The digital man’s Vice President. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Glass_Nkoaa]

Green card or citizenship? Which is which?

[@kwakuaboagye6984]

Ghana beyond Aid with a mixture of corruption and waste of money on expendive cars is a disaster. Tell the president for me. Cut down on the cars for these mps and ministers.

[@Blustus]

I really enjoyed this interview, very articulate, the government should also think about the taxes at the Airport and on hotels, Osafo Marfo believe that travel is for the rich should be taken out of this government policies on tourism. UAE targets market is every tourist, not rich tourists only. You are charging $150.00 for PCR test, how is this encouraging tourism?

[@chiyenyumba7135]

Great content but background music annoying and unnecessary distracting nuisance.

[@Bfreemen2529]

Wow what an inspirational African Queen a true go getter, Dentaa Always Grateful for what you do ❤️❤️

[@globetrotterawakening1896]

I thought Ghana allowed Double Citizenship. Why she has to give up the citizenship.?

[@robertagyei3101]

You have to drop it when going in for any public office

[@geoffreykumah1628]

Even though Ghana allow dual citizenship, dual citizens cannot participate in politics. meaning dual citizens cannot hold any political office. I believe she gave up her American citizenship because she wanted to hold a political office in Ghana.

[@AngieR82]

As of recently, dual citizenship ia allowed in Ghana. However, there are people in the diaspora who are planning on renouncing their citizenship so that they'll won't be obligated to the west. If not, she'll still be required to pay taxes to the U S while working abroad. It's funny the US can still come after you for any unpaid taxes you owe, but renders you ineligible to collect SS or pension once you renounce your citizenship. They literally have us by our necks. 🥵. Good for her.

[@robertagyei3101]

@@AngieR82 is that the case in Us?

[@AngieR82]

@@robertagyei3101 I'm from the Caribbean living in the US and I have dual citizenship. I'm not sure how it works when one is running for political office.

[@shani4470]

I love her.

[@laurymakesaway6695]

She didn't have American citizenship she was a Green Card holder. Once you leave the US for 6 months it's revoked. Big difference between Citizens and them Green card holders. Glad she's on her home land. That's where all should return.

[@AppiahGabby]

See lawyer

[@ingkwameasamoa879]

It won't take you 1 year to regret your decision my dear

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

God is a miracle worker

[@charleskyere5263]

But we Ghana don't have airline and when are we gonna get airline

[@afrofeast]

I liked this interview but differ on the view that you must have a letter to return home. Our kids are wasted in the West. They need to come home any time.

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

👌👌👌

[@Aku_Mula]

I admire honorable Kathrine so much! Wonderful job as always Dentaa! You both are inspirational! Kudos! It will be an absolute honor to meet her and potentially volunteer my time under honorable Kathrine's leadership to grow tourism and travel in Ghana. Ghana has so much to offer! I have so many grassroots ideas that will help enhance the travel industry nationwide. www.hospitalityamplified.com

[@josephyeboah7927]

6:46 I know that man wow

[@shirleyowens9936]

What were you thinking🤭😱

[@emmanuela6906]

Was she the minister of tourism? She had no agenda and foresight if she was.

[@akosuafinefinetv9784]

😘😘😘😘

[@danielakhidime6272]

I did not quite follow both of you. The conversation was too much of talking and not getting to the point. You can still be a Ghanian and be an American. In other words, you can have dual citizenship. Why giving up your American citizenship?. I don't get it. She could leave the US and move to Ghana to live and still retain her US citizenship. If it was a Green card she gave up that I could understand because after certain number of years you are out of the US that is automatically taken away from you or you can give it up yourself, not citizenship!. Of course citizenship is not a right but a privilege that could be taken away from you by the US government for reasons. So, I need to know more.

[@15ot]

In Ghana, you can't work in certain public offices while holding dual citizenship, that is why she gave up her US citizenship. I hope this helps.

[@cocobutterchin6768]

She wasn't a citizen. Green card holder

[@jerryseshie2114]

Please don't bring a political person on your show. This people only come back home to spend our money and on top of it all anything to show for. I don't want to be disappointed in your show.

[@charlesakan-man7859]

You are not making sense. Politicians are human beings. Should she brings the fake prophets and pastors you worship on?

[@OdopaFoods]

that is what i should have done in 2011.

[@alexanderaddai-asamoah8154]

If l may ask, pls where ur husband?

[@cocobutterchin6768]

This is not about where are husband is. Lacking Common sense? Very independent woman. This is about her life

[@charlesakan-man7859]

Typical African thinks having a husband or wife is an achievement even if they are being abused in the marriage.If I may ask Asamoah where is your wife and children? My question sound weird isn't it?

[@oma7698]

You may not ask.

[@feliciaedith]

Strange to say you gave up your green card and at another time your citizenship....Which. ?? green card doesn't make you a citizen.

[@sallysakyi-addo5294]

Cmanatisp XS.

[@yvobalcer]

Why would anyone give up US citizenship? Anything can happened in another country and you need another plan.

[@chiyenyumba7135]

What's so special about us citizenship

[@yvobalcer]

@@chiyenyumba7135, ask the millions of people who come to the US both legally and illegally for that answer.

[@chiyenyumba7135]

@@yvobalcer yet there are billions of people who never dream of going to the US.....

[@yvobalcer]

@@chiyenyumba7135, that is excellent news, I wish that information would transfer to the people crossing the US border illegally.