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[@MajorrBison]

Rule number one, when you go to Ghana or Africa or any other country in the world, do not rush buying properties, take your time and make sure the appropriate channels are verified.

[@benbo7042]

Very good advise

[@cmartin5903]

Right!

[@AJ-Salaam]

Of course, but it's easier said than done. There are very sneaky tricks and manipulation tactics that Africans are using. These tactics are akin to social engineering used in modern hacking and taking advantage of psychological vulnerabilities. Most of all is the layers of lies from various individuals involved in a process, to an extent that is beyond reason to assume for most people, even the most skeptical among us.

[@santosmadrigal3702]

The white man got you overthere too .

[@ericdarden1255]

It's just common sense... Always allow time to help you... 4 years is key for almost everything... high school,college, military service contracts, presidential, once you turn 21 give yourself 4 years to fully mature and understand that being an adult is about managing your time,making good decisions and resolving situations...

[@dannykwane1180]

My heart goes out to everyone who has fallen victim to this situation. The Ghana government was fully aware of these issues but ignored them, and went ahead to promote the year of return for the sake of profit. There's no love for our own. Sell outs!

[@ewutrygetsense9851]

Don't mind him .. even when he came to the US screaming come home when don't have anything for these people.i knew is gonna be a mess

[@jemimaasante8927]

@@ewutrygetsense9851 the leaders are buying houses abroad so I don't understand why people buy land where the leaders are but buying and saving abroad.

[@Boyalways]

Simply cannot take the host seriously. He’s a poor example of what a host/interviewer was about and should be chased out of town with a stick

[@benbo7042]

@@ewutrygetsense9851 You should also blame these people too. When someone tells you " come home" , don't you have the responsibility to find out what you are coming home to? A country that you don't know at that.

[@rabakwahy.yasharahla1858]

That's bcuz they are not OUR OWN. These people are from the lineage of Ham. We people who were sold into captivity by these gentiles are Shemetic/Hebrews. Read Genesis 10:1 & 32. They have always been our open enemy along w/ ALL the other gentiles nations including the Arabs, Caucasians, Asiatics, & AFRICANS. Our land is being occupied by the Synagogue of Satan & the Palestinians, yet we are in Canaan land, once again, being hoodwinked & bamboozled by a bunch of LIARS who told us that we must return back to the land of our captivity. How do you think you were sold into captivity? Why did you end up in that land in the first place? Do some research & reading instead of Don g what us expected, believing everything your open enemies tell you. Suggested readings: "From Babylon to Timbuktu" by Rudolph Windsor. "The 13th Tribe" by Arthur Koestler. Knowledge is Power!✊🏾✊🏿 Stop running the world over looking to be loved by people who hate you! Seek first Yah's Kingdom. WAKE UP!!!!!

[@benbo7042]

Countries like Ghana , Nigeria, etc. Every public official, minister, politician ,etc is Corrupt.

[@barbarakatsivoawere3804]

African leaders should quickly address this issue. This is shameful 😮

[@glenroyscott2350]

Good luck with that these corupt socal leaders are on for the take I rather flush it down the toilet than spend a penny in than corupt Country

[@claudinelola3894]

If you give your money to African in any country in that continent, you have 98% of chance to lose it.Trust no body with your finances even the holiest person you may think of.HEAR ME PEOPLE, living in Africa has given me a real training.You will think because of poverty,not at all.Rich people scum you as well to your bone marrow

[@dubemellit2932]

Please don’t involve other African countries leaders… it’s purely Ghana problem! It will serve others a lesson that Ghana return is a fraud😂

[@NKiani]

Ghanaian leaders*

[@melaninwarrior6420]

I totally agree

[@rejjjie_adu]

Same thing happened to me in Ghana. Fraud everywhere from top to bottom I tried for two years. Corruption is so rife its considered normal. Anyone trying to invest in Ghana beware. As a foreigner in Ghana you are seen as a bank.... everyone will try to fleece you. You better believe it 🙏

[@beezo6465]

I was in Ghana I spoke to a few politicians there personally at my homeboy house and he said it is totally corrupt there the politicians are all about money

[@ruthndala7035]

In Botswana there is law might the best in Africa Gun free country

[@godschild5189]

This sounds like America.

[@RobertAWallace]

Dear God………is there any hope?

[@Koloviv48i]

The present government is the most corrupt in Ghana's history. Because the Addo Danquah government is very corrupt, the corruption trickles down to the man and woman in the street

[@jamaicannana9012]

This is a recurring theme in Ghana. I thought about moving there myself but decided to go back to Jamaica the land of my birth. The saying that the evil you know is better than the one you don’t know. My heart goes to to these people it’s utterly disgraceful how fellow black people take advantage of each other. Then they talk about the white man SMH who’s worst??

[@kwaminattv]

There are still a lot of good people out there Nana

[@kingmartin3990]

Is Ghana the only place in Africa? Nigeria is there too and that’s the country where most(if not 80%) of your ancestors were taken by the white men. Oh…I forgot they(Ghanaians) told y’all Nigeria is bad and Nigerians are bad too and y’all believed it without even going there to see for yourselves…Y’all allowed yourselves to be deceived and scammed and now y’all are complaining and talking about “Leaving Africa” like you went to other parts of Africa. Y’all allowed Ghanaian government and people to deceive y’all and making y’all believe that Ghana is the best place in Africa. Now, you can all see for yourselves. And by the way, it’s not just Ghana and Nigeria. There are other places in Africa y’all can actually live and be comfortable without going through all these non sense you people are going through in Ghana.

[@jamaicannana9012]

@@kingmartin3990 wow this right here is why African/ black people are our own worst enemy. No empathy, no compassion for these victims a classic case of blaming the victim. Like I said it’s shameful and disgraceful how fellow black people treat each other. Instead of bonding together and helping each we have the crab in the barrel mentality. I know that everyone is not like that and that there are a few good people but I can only base my comment on what these eye witnesses have experienced and it’s absolutely repulsive.

[@kingmartin3990]

@@jamaicannana9012 I think you misunderstood my comment. And why should I feel pity for these people? I don’t and can never feel any pity for them. Wanna know why? Cause there some AAs that moved to Ghana and they all traced their ancestry to Nigeria, but they said they were told by Ghanaians that Nigeria isn’t a good country(somewhere they’ve never been to before to see for themselves to know if what they were told was actually true), and there was even one AA lady who got her ancestry DNA results when she arrived Ghana and her ancestry was traced to tribes in Nigeria, but she also said some bad things about Nigeria and Nigerians( somewhere she’s never been to) just based off what she was also told there in Ghana about Nigeria and Nigerians. She said something like “she wasn’t expecting or didn’t want her roots to be Nigeria, and out of all places NIGERIA?”. The look on face and the way she said all that with disdain and regret, and I was like huh? 😂 The Ghanaian president/government and people deceived y’all with the year of return and the “come to the motherland, come home” nonsense and y’all fell for it. Y’all were told lies about other African countries and now, Ghana has done to y’all what Ghana does to people and what they know how to do best, and y’all are here complaining and expecting people to pity or sympathize with y’all? Nah, not me. Sorry not sorry. Go to Ghana and good luck to you!

[@bapalorininya8128]

@@kingmartin3990 Why being more divisive,fact is ,it would have been worst in Nigeria,they will end up kidnapped by bandits,make your country a safer place before you start spewing nonesense.

[@koffi3415]

The sad thing is most Ghanaian are religious people but will steal from you after prayer. So sad.

[@hebrewremnant7715]

My coworker from Ghana 🇬🇭 shipped his 🚙 and rented his house 🏡 in Ghana and was defrauded. He died from a stroke and a heart attack because his own people robbed him. Diaspora’s and Africans who live abroad are seen as an ATM to most people throughout the continent. Smh

[@eileenwatt8283]

So sad

[@lydia8322]

Very sad

[@benbo7042]

It is very very sad and there are numerous cases like that in Ghana. I think one hears a lot of these cases in West Africa. I don't know about such cases outside West Africa.

[@benbo7042]

You are absolutely right. In West Africa, especially Ghana and Nigeria, if you in the diaspora and are building a house, buying a land, or running a business in absentia and are not careful, your own family will use your money , sell those properties,and run down your business. If you dare travel to your country to confront them, beware your life is at stake. They will eliminate you. There are so many of such cases where they killed these guys and ladies who returned to their homeland. Even some of the workers you've employed will find ways to kill you to take your possessions. Sad Indeed.

[@benbo7042]

@Esther Com It is very sad. I thought it is a West African thing. I didn't know that there are such cases in East Africa too. I have quite a few friends in the diaspora who have been scammed by siblings, own parents, and close relatives. Now they have decided never to invest in their countries again.

[@wendyreal247]

This is why, I have had to rethink moving to Ghana; I wanted to move, but as a female with a light complexion, who would have moved alone, I found the stories of people being scammed with land, etc too daunting and trepidatious. One of the things I found so disturbing is that chiefs who are supposed to be men of honor would repeatedly sell the same plot of land. I feel that if the men of honor in a society are dishonorable in their deeds, there is no honor

[@Judging_Politics_Network]

Please ignore the bad stories. There are good people in Ghana; MANY of them. The good ones outweighs the bad ones. Move to Ghana, you won't regret it.

[@Assata_X_The_Writer]

The Role of Africans In The Slave Trade... Researchers uncover Africans' part in slavery: Based on her studies, Perbi says that European slave traders, almost without exception, did not themselves capture slaves. They bought them from other Africans, usually KINGS or CHIEFS or wealthy merchants. The question is, why did Africans sell their own people?

[@e-man5654]

It doesn't matter if you are light complexion or not. The people in his video are not light complexion. There are Ghanaians that are light complexion so that's not the issue at all.

[@kabifest8897]

Ghanaian will only welcome your dollars

[@wendyreal247]

@@e-man5654 I only mentioned my complexion, since in Ghana it seems that you're looked at as other than who you are; I've never, nor will I ever considered myself better than anyone, because of skin color, education or financial well-being, etc

[@monroviaboy8574]

This is very shameful. I have four families that I know that returned back to the states and said Ghanaians view them as ATM.

[@mommadeb2433]

Those are the stories I have heard it's all a big con game.

[@kwaminattv]

Thanks for your comments,Monroviaboy but please ask them if they want to share their story ? Weather is good or bad people we need to tell the truth . Thanks

[@universalnihi8374]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is pathetic. Sorry I laughed

[@daphneytennard3267]

This is what they get for going there...no place like home USA

[@claudinelola3894]

All Africans use you as ATM with no shame or feelings

[@juanc711]

After listening to this it gives me great pause about moving to the continent, as a Black Man I have worked as a slave in the divided states to achieve what little I have not to have it stolen from me by those who see you as a easy target for for their gain 🙄

[@bvbouba1997]

you can come to Côte d'Ivoire, close neighbour of Ghana. You won't experience these issues and will enjoy.

[@bevmwallo1712]

Kenya is a better option. Many expats living there. Check on youtube

[@cocobutterchin6768]

Get Your Land From Reliable Source. I Had The Same Experience In Another Country In West Africa. I Now Own Acres Of Land Now In West Africa That I Bought From Non Crooks

[@odetta180]

Check out Fumba Town in Zanzibar

[@mzfeisty1554]

Don't blame you..

[@selinaboamah2975]

Mr. Host, please help them get their lands and money back by getting the law involved. Mr host, don’t just interview people without having a solution to their problems please

[@davedickson8489]

Is he a lawyer or police officer?

[@mommadrew9392]

How can our people treat each other in such away. Mr. Host you see what is happening, why can't you stop the deceitfulness. Why can't you start an organization for newbies?

[@Flower-ck2bs]

He intervju but others have to do their jobs. All of you can help!

[@theresanichols5556]

My mind is change from Ghana now,too many of these wickedness,not even to visit.

[@larryzan8942]

Africa will remain a shithole if ppl behave like this because no one is held accountable

[@divaprettyakakapequeen9438]

Ghanaians living in Ghana are ruthless when it comes to scamming. They do it to everybody even their own families living abroad.

[@lukoadams1995]

They have always been scammers. What a shameful act from banku people.

[@montannamontanna4408]

@@lukoadams1995 look at dis idiot a charcoal call the pot black. A Nigerian calling Ghanaians scammers how ironic

[@Tiger-zp8eq]

Don’t expect nothing less from descendants of slave traders

[@calichelady8024]

So true.

[@ktay1114]

So true, have no accountability and no shame and they have the audacity to talk about Nigerians.

[@iamgrateful4819]

A lot of Jamaicans dis their own country and see Ghana as their utopia. I have been there met some wonderful and not so wonderful people just like everywhere else. Personally, it’s not for me, I have no desire to live there. Jamaica is my home, it’s beautiful, I know the language, the culture and the people. So after living in America for 44 years, I returned home and couldn’t be happier. This is where I belong I no longer feel like a foreigner in another country, I’m home!

[@MrsEarth-pf4cr]

wow, that's refreshing to hear! why did you stayed in the states so long?

[@iamgrateful4819]

@@MrsEarth-pf4cr Didn’t plan to but somehow, you just get caught up in the system waiting to retire and collect social security and a pension. Can’t return home without a monthly income because even if you have a good amount saved up, with nothing coming in that would be quickly depleted.

[@glenniedaylifestyle8093]

@@iamgrateful4819 yep sounds about right believe it or not most Americans work hard and get caught up too with hopes of buying a vacation home or being able to travel to the Caribbean once they “retire”and then you wake up and boom! Your time is gone! Glad you are at peace because that is all that really matters in this life.

[@scorpioreign1115]

Can't imagine living Ghana as a Jamaican...no sah...no where nuh Betta than yaad!

[@cherylp9963]

Well said..I feel ppl should try to fix up thier homes first b4 relocating to another nation.....

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Even us who were born in Africa don’t just move back. It’s not easy. Every time I go home for vacation I feel so overwhelmed. So imagine someone who wasn’t born there. But good luck to those who still have a dream

[@cherylp9963]

Nigerian man told me the samething that he wants to move back bit he's afraid of the government thier so sad....

[@Milly_in_denmark]

@@cherylp9963 Just going for vacation you come back so overwhelmed. The corruption and everyone wanting something from you is just too much. Seeing kids on the streets and people suffering while the government people are living a lavish life. Hospitals not functioning and I can go on and on. It’s possible but I don’t think I would do it.

[@ronaldomessi3245]

Kenya and Tanzania are more approachable into relocation, consult the KZbin program of Dr Mumbi Saraki, she runs Karibu Niumbani and is organising with lawyers , law makers and things of that sorts for people that are willing to go back to Africa from any parts from.abroad

[@benbo7042]

@@Milly_in_denmark Hmmm. Blame the citizens. They sit quiet and see these things going on instead going in the streets in millions to protest.

[@Milly_in_denmark]

@@benbo7042 if it was that easy the whole of Africa would be different. And why are Russians Chinese and other people in dictatorship countries don’t do it. Perhaps because it won’t change anything. But yes I get it. But if you are all murdered while protesting and the murderers don’t even get punished then what’s the point. But I get your point.

[@ValTyalin]

I’m seeing so many of these stories recently. It’s disheartening for people in the diaspora who are wanting to return. The Ghanaian government is encouraging people to return and invest in Ghana. They have to do something about the scammers who are stealing from returnees. Returnees are not ATMs … many go through hell in the West for what they have. To then have to return broke after being fleeced in Ghana is devestating. To be fair this isn’t only a Ghanaian problem. If you’re buying land in a foreign country you have to do extensive research, be careful who you trust at every stage of the process.

[@africadiasporachannel4837]

When it comes to land issues even the indigenous Ghanaian is facing hell.... when it comes to land issues is very scary in the city , the best places to buy land is the village

[@benbo7042]

More often than not, there are some AA behind the scam against other AA in Africa, especially when it comes immigration issues and land issues.

[@Flower-ck2bs]

@@africadiasporachannel4837 There is also the same problem. Ghana is still in chains but the government do nothing. I wonder how much bribe money the president has on his accounts…

[@ExpatKay]

Its very sad. Im in Tanzania and people are returning back to the states in waves. The extortion and scams are more prevalent now

[@benbo7042]

You nailed it. Purchasing a land in a foreign country requires extensive knowledge about the country and its land laws or you need to live in that country for a while and get to know the right people who will direct you to the right offices. Ask questions,ask questions, and ask questions. Don't just settle for the first land seller. Have a reputable law firm to guide you. You may not believe but some locals who don't do their diligence are also scammed.

[@BeautifulTree]

This is the SAD SAD REALITY of Ghana that nobody is talking about it! Thank you so much KwaminatTV for shinning light on this issue.

[@kwaminattv]

Thanks for your comments and your support by watching kwaminat tv

[@ThePeacePlant]

Yeah, they are making it sound like it's the promise land and KZbinrs are making it sound perfect to get views and not talking about the reality

[@Knksquad]

I’m a youtuber and I have been talking about it for years

[@kingshomes8546]

🚨Blame the KZbinrs who make Ghana looks like heaven to return to without warning flags 🔥🇬🇭

[@gildahernandez3557]

Why, people get scared in America, the Caribbean… criminals are always looking for opportunity…These people are in such a hurry to escape where they are, they are not doing the work and research, the due diligence to protect their hard earn cash…When it comes to land, that scripture says is an inheritance, you Must due your diligence… I was scammed by my own layer first cousin, trusting her to do paper work for transfer of land after my mom died… At least in America you have the law on your side if can be proven, say what you want about America, but third world?? 😳😳😫😫

[@alvinbingham999]

@Norah Elaine Jamaicans are more African than the real Africans. Africa has been drummed into us. I think this woman should have stayed behind and let her husband prepare the way. Taking 5 children plus your mother is not wise. 7 mouths to feed, shelter and clothed is too much. Poor choices by this couple.

[@Mira_Moves]

💯💯💯

[@derochelle8996]

I was born and raised as a black American and will die as one. Black Americans have roots and their culture in The United States. Our ancestors helped build this country. I'm aware of our history here and the struggles we face and are still facing but I'm also aware that we have history and culture as Americans as well. Im just as American as the next citizen here. You don't let anyone dictate or decide your worth. How anyone views me or not accept me is not my problem. I know my worth and value no matter where I'm at on this earth. Me personally I love Africa, the people, the culture, the land , the food the diversity. I have very close amd dear friends who are like Family to me in Kenya and I'm friends with Smart Madu Ajaja from Nigeria who is a citizen in The States living in Houston Texas. His goal is to try to turn the corrupt government of Nigeria around. But just like any other country you have the good and the bad in any country and I wouldn't trade being a black American for anything. This is my home. ❤️🇺🇲

[@curiositeatv]

If you’re basing major life decisions on KZbin you have much bigger problems thinking Ghana or any place is heaven 🙄

[@christineray607]

America is the place to be for wonderful opportunities in all the world. I thank God for America. I travel abroad and it made me very grateful and blessed to be living in America.

[@bcinnamonclark8301]

Thank you very much couple from Florida for revealing the truth behind the lies that us from the Diaspora are welcome in Ghana. When in reality we will face a Similar form of Discrimination based on being born in the Diaspora. I have changed my mind. I will not Go to Ghana to retire

[@dadoboye1536]

This couple needs to put out the names, location and any relevant information about ALL the people that scammed them. The scammers will be arrested hopefully.

[@vickytok65]

Please stop your hypocrisy.

[@bgee5098]

Nobody going be arrested...

[@islyrevans295]

Are they arresting dem,don't seem so to me even the court system team together with their Ghanaian against the outsider, I say outsider because that's how they treat their own skin color

[@dadoboye1536]

@@islyrevans295 …do you live in Ghana to make such unfounded comment?

[@findingpeacethroughtheword5763]

@@dadoboye1536 Sadly, I was let down on several occasions in Ghana. We love Ghana, and the people but our experiences have been painful!

[@djalaldjalal7025]

I am from Benin, was student in Ghana in 2010 to learn English. I had those same issues with scammers, in the markets, landlords and so many others places. As soon they notice foreigners, they charge 2 to 3 times the price of the products or services.

[@mtamiramumbi7940]

Move to Zambia You're most welcome Plenty of land Plenty business opportunities

[@africanmindsetseries]

As if Zambia doesn't have its own issues... There are scammers everywhere... Also Zambia has immigration laws that must be followed just like Ghana. Let's stop this nonsense of pitting one African country against another.

[@mtamiramumbi7940]

@@africanmindsetseries No one is pitting one country against another country. Name one country without issues around the world . I have lived in Ghana before and enjoyed living there . Have you been to Zambia before or lived there ? Let's not get emotional whenever answering another individual . Why catch feels over my suggestion to move to Zambia ?.

[@africanmindsetseries]

@@mtamiramumbi7940 I have not been to Zambia but I have a lot of Zambian friends and I know enough about the country through my own research,etc. The fact that I haven't been there does not invalidate my comment... In any case, that's besides the point.. The issue is your comment is insensitive and inappropriate. It is also not about my personal feelings as you seem to suggest, as I would say the same if the situation was reversed and the person commenting was Ghanaian. The comment was crass and uncalled for, that's the point.

[@mtamiramumbi7940]

@@africanmindsetseries Your comment was inappropriate thus the equally inappropriate answer

[@mtamiramumbi7940]

@@africanmindsetseries Most Zambians enjoy complaining without working hard on anything

[@jonward6763]

What an unfortunate experience! We are all so grateful to this couple who had the courage to share themselves with us all throughout this interview. Continued Blessings🙏🏾

[@cheleftb]

This makes me feel like Africa is in on this deceit. I feel so bad for this family.

[@daphneytennard3267]

It is

[@redgoldgreen9960]

Am a Jamaican born in Montego Bay, JA. Raised in Washington DC, I was in Ghana for the first time in 2018 with my co-worker from Ghana for 4 weeks and it was the best vacation in my life. I was there by myself in 2019, after 6 months later, my co-worker helped me to purchased my land in ABURI,:I have another one in Winnebay, in Central region building apartments for rent. I was very lucky to meet good people. I'm feels very sad and shame to hear to this story...this is bad news. Try to help them to main stream media, police Ghana police should help them to arrest all these BLOODKLAAT chiefs. Fuck these chiefs who scammed my people. This is not acceptable. The government must do something about this shit

[@Star1783AA]

@RedGold Green. I'm happy for you that you passed through a right person. In my opinion you can't go to some where you don't know and start doing properties through a person whom you don't know. Even we Ghanaians if you don't pass through a right person, the same thing can happen to you, and it has happened to my family before.

[@mimimimi-ls7po]

You so right, people have to be careful about many of these chiefs, I know one who is working with an American scamner who brings people on tour to buy land that the chief says he has, but this chief is leasing land to this American scamner who subleased the land to people in USA and whom he brought on his tours, it's now becomes a huge problem in Ghana because the land is a vested/stool land that gas to go through the appropriate channels, plus many people lots are encroaching on others land or fully on other people's land, the CID officers in Cape Coast have been helping adequately. Very sad and disgusting to know that someone from the USA who calls himself Diasporian is bringing people to Ghana for him to full his pocket with monetary gains while leaving these people to suffer because information that sounded true is absolutely fraudelent wrong . I hope these couple can return to Ghana because they will be well educated with their initial experiences. There are good people here, but you have to seek carefully to achieve that person or persons. I would like for this couple to contact me. I am currently living in Ghana..

[@africaine4889]

@@mimimimi-ls7po this diapora has to be called out. His name put out there so people know to avoid him

[@AfriJamO]

@@africaine4889 yes sis, this diasporan needs to be called out, I know of one scammer in Cape Coast but it doesn't sound like him....

[@AfriJamO]

@@mimimimi-ls7po Greetings sis, I would like to get in touch as well, I am gonna ask for this couple to contact me, I am Jamaican living in Ghana and there are a lot of us, some who have been in Ghana for over 20 years, who can help! ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🇬🇭 🇯🇲

[@americanoutside]

Any place where you deal with poor people, you risk being robbed, no country is special in this regard! Protect your pockets at all time! 8 years in East Africa, taught me that. Don't get played by people taking advantage of you wanting to live in Africa. It's not home, you have no roots there. You just want to be there because of the idea, the potential of what could be in a place where everyone looks like you. It's just a different hood, respect the game.

[@queeie718]

It's the same thing in Jamaica. Once you have a foreign accent. You'll automatically be considered a foreigner and price go up.

[@alvinbingham999]

When the try to jack up the price, just walk away.

[@deewight3991]

That might be true but no one is Jacking you for your Land Putchase in Jamaica.

[@rf3596]

@@deewight3991 that's not true. You lose land in Jamaica as well

[@RootzofMusicInc]

My wife and I went through a similar experience. Hadn't it been for a great Ghanian friend, we would have lost our money. This practice must stop.

[@kwaminattv]

Thanks for your comments bro , please if you want to share your story it will be Amazing people need to hear that there’s bad people and good people thanks 🙏

[@MOLLQUE63]

SO SORRY FOR UR LOST

[@bapalorininya8128]

Before you decide to settle , understand the people and culture,go back and forth for 2 to 3 yrs ,that way you have a fair idea of the mentality and how things run. Forget the bouquet and broad smiles,we are all blacks but reality is we are far far apart. The chinese ,indians and europeans know us better and have chalked successes investing in Our part of the world because they are shrewd Business people . Stay on guard like you'll do in any other continent,forget the pleasantries that is not the reality on the ground. Have you paused to know the group that traded diasporans to the white man ,we are equally complicit.

[@Flower-ck2bs]

@@bapalorininya8128 The so called investors actually destroy for Ghana.

[@bapalorininya8128]

@@Flower-ck2bs sorry to say ,that is the truth,all other folks apart from us have been able to build capital and have held it ever since ,even in our own backyard they take pole positions,in business and any other thing,we lost out centuries ago or at best they snatched it from us . Even on our own continent we don't own anything,even retail business has been taken over the indians and chinese and Arab, all in the name of foreign investment s.. It's a sad situation

[@kandythomas8924]

It's no wonder we as black people on this earth can't get on. We hate each other that much that we would want to make life so difficult for each other. It is a sad story, and it sounds like they are not alone.

[@jareensherman8535]

Kandy, I have been saying this for year's.

[@MsEmworld]

It's spiritual😉

[@brownfeather865]

Because they know that we aren't the same people... When you get that then you would understand.... Africans and Europeans are cousins and our colonizers!

[@brownfeather865]

@Lenora Mitchell This is the Motherland... Africa wasn't always a continent so how was it the Motherland? Africa was a small village. Research old maps if you don't believe me!

[@kingbaba5502]

@@MsEmworld Guy Man hahahaha

[@schulteconsult4403]

This is really a big shame to Ghana's image, mind you they are doing the same thing to even Ghanaian born diasporians. I remember when I came visiting some years back, on my return I was accused of holding a fake travelling documents at the airport and the saddest part is they got a complete German to come and investigate the authenticity of my documents in my own motherland. A big shame for the nation especially the leaders that make laws that even the brain amputated won't dream of making. Time has come for a change and it must be now and not tomorrow

[@lukoadams1995]

Scammers! Banku peoples have always been scammers. When they are caught in the act, they claim Nigeria. Ghana invited unsuspecting people and scammed them.

[@theresaedusei6123]

I remember I was visiting Ghana in 2019 with my family. I was born and raised in Ghana but I decided to settle abroad. We had our visas and proper documents to show at the immigration. The immigration officer who interviewed us wanted to know our returning date and I told him and he inspected our returning tickets. Our passport were stamped two days less than the actual departing date which were not aware of it. Coming back at the airport three immigration officials seized our passport and accused us for over staying in Ghana for 2 days. We were dealing with three immigration officers at that time. Two men and a Lady officers. We were about to miss our flight and these people were demanding substantial amount of money from us before they will give our passport back all because according to them we've over stayed for 2days The whole plan started on the day that we arrived and interviewed Ghana. Before these officials allowed us to board the plane we were forced to transfer 150 US dollars into Ghanaian currency and theen deposit it into one of the immigration officer's personal accounts. Most Ghanaians are not truthful. They will rip you off and make sure you become penniless before you leave. Ghanaians has turned into panhandlers.

[@zeezeeabbas4190]

Hummmm what a shame

[@patriciamorrison187]

Not nada no way going there thank you

[@sandrasackey4851]

How is it a shame to Ghana? When they were buying the land did they consult any local here how things are done properly? How many Ghanaians are aware they brought a land.

[@wina6631]

I feel sorry for this couple, even me as a African I’m not rushing back because I know what I will find there! Pure corruption!

[@TOFAINNAIJA]

THIS BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES....I FACE THE SAME THING HERE IN NIGERIA. I JUST MOVED HERE FROM USA BY WAY OF JAMAICA. I PREACH THE SAME THING TO THE NIGERIANS ABOUT THEIR BEHAVIORS...ITS SAD AND EMBARRASSING!!!! I AM SO SORRY THESE PEOPLE ARE GOING BACK.....I AM NOT....I AM FIGHTING!!! I SOLD EVERY DAM THING I HAD IN USA AND CAME HERE.....NOPE, GOING BACK IS NOT A OPTION!!! I HATE AMERIKKKA!!!!I WILL CONTINUE MY STRUGGLE HERE.....

[@dutchboyslim5951]

"AmeriKKA" I guess you think tribal warfare and genocides in Africa were OK?

[@ricardopitter2252]

❤

[@uplayitIlisten]

hi I'm looking to come 2024 are you in lagos?

[@KofiAime]

For all those who wish to buy property in Ghana, you must know someone with a direct link to the land commission office so you can personally verify the land deed documents. When the land is transferred into your name you need to put up a permanent fence or wall around your land so no one will encroach and build on your land in your absence. If you won't be living on your land right away, you should have a care taker stay there. These stories are the norm not the exception. Take care

[@sewsilky]

Good info will do that thanks

[@camsmith931]

This is very true!

[@noblet]

Exactly. Why do you pay for land before receiving the paperwork? You verify the paperwork together with the land seller at the Lands Commission before paying them.

[@Uncle-Basil]

My brothers PLEASE, stop trying to buy land in Ghana without the use of a lawyer..it is extremely important!

[@daphneytennard3267]

Smdh

[@marilynr409]

You are Afro Jamaicans y’all are beautiful people that’s your country. I am Indo Trinidadian that’s my country

[@1273965456790p]

It doesn’t matter who the person is, before you pay for a land or any property, you’re supposed to do a search at the lands department and town planning office to know the proper owner before and obtain documents for it.

[@lisasykes624]

😐 SMH.... give away land..... somebody saw them coming

[@michaelb.3438]

@@lisasykes624 That is not the point if the chief can't and the police can't help you then it setup all I know you can't keep ripoff foreigners anyway you look at it, foreigners bring money if take it from them illegal they won't be coming anymore this not the first time and won't be last time ghana is a small country it can't afford to let this happen it just beginning of have bad reputation and then things will start go downhill from there Take and god bless

[@mommadeb2433]

Whatever you do in Ghana you will still be ripped off.

[@oralfields7414]

Corruption EveryWhere Top&Down

[@papssolo1075]

Is very sad what's going on in Ghana, even among Ghanaians themselves is same story, most of them are in churches but practically most are not honest..

[@gmog7857]

Please stop the nonsense. There is nothing going on in Ghana, its people like them's own stupidity that allowed them to be jacked by criminals. So all of a sudden it is Ghana's fault that they did not do their own due diligence before they bought land from criminals?

[@AfriscopeTV]

You are right

[@albertaheneaffoh6378]

Perfect bro a close friend of mine duped me n even insulted me fr being naive

[@Judging_Politics_Network]

What has churches have to do with lands...

[@papssolo1075]

@@Judging_Politics_Network i said this because in Ghana there are churches everywhere, on our radios, Tv's, public places, ect., but lots of political corruption in the country, tribalism and tribal politics, churches taking money from members pastors enriching themselves and members living in poverty,,,,, i know the 'Church' or 'Religion' is very sensitive....

[@specialkay460]

This is happening to everyone. Some people stay and are too embarrassed to talk about or leave. It is a shame. I have seen it myself. I tried to do business there. I gave up. I would never live there or do business. I would only visit. They will not allow you to live there comfortably. Ghana is corrupt and they are taking advantage of the people who come to help them. They take all your money. You pay triple for everything. Stay away from Ghana.

[@mzfeisty1554]

True story..

[@emmaattivie850]

That happened to me in 2001 bought the land when I went to Ghana in 2005 there's no land luckily I had to buy a land again that was legal even though my family members are in Ghana they were defrauded and that affected me hopefully the government will create a law to deal with the scammers

[@lucylucy2171]

Same thing happens in Haiti. When I visit, if they hear me speaking with an English accent, the cost automatically goes up 😒. So annoying 🙄 we have got to do better and the government encourages corruption because they don't do anything about it. They might get a cut, you never know!

[@msthrillingcommentary1343]

Same when I visited Israel. It seems to be the worldwide culture against Westerners.

[@rf3596]

Thank you sister... Same in Jamaica, Mecico, costa rica, everywhere....

[@agnestekyi6078]

Yes, I’ve been duped of five plots in different area in Ghana (Adenta, Dome, East Lagon x2, Peduase). I gave out and just bought a property. Evil people are everywhere and it’s sad you got into the wrong hands. Don’t give up as there is still good in Ghana.

[@samuelsaheed8941]

Humm again lol 😂😂😂 are u joking

[@miirobrightvisions]

Five times😮😣😮😮😮your trust in humans is beyond words. I wouldn't trust most Africans with my spit and am African.

[@kwaminattv]

Thanks 🙏 if you want to share your story please call or what’s up me because people need to know ,so we have to talk about it

[@mimimimi-ls7po]

@@kwaminattv please send an email address

[@cathylake9072]

You bought an already built home from a developer or individual?

[@BlueNile707]

Am a Ghanaian living in the States I bought one and half acres of land and it was all scam but I will take action in due time 🙂

[@kyoume2818]

Dont let it go claim your land

[@MA9ELLAN]

Let them have the land, they need it more than you so they can feed themselves.

[@benbo7042]

Very sad indeed.

[@diopfifi4937]

Also Anne the people who scammed you. If you can speak to the media to get the story out.

[@daphneytennard3267]

You have a system here who will help you .

[@ohreally6231]

Very honest! Thank you all, this needs to be addressed and resolved! People of Ghana it's time⏲️

[@lancebeamon9729]

The fact that this unpleasant experience that this lovely couple went through over there wasn't enough to make them bitter speaks volumes about their character.

[@earlymann1954]

This problem is tribalism. If you aren't from their tribe, you are a foreigner, even if from the same country. In the markets if you don't speak "their" language, they will try to cheat you, no matter where you are from. It's just how things are, for the most part.

[@benbo7042]

Rubbish. Is that how CNN has succeeded in brainwashing you? Who told you that even people from the same tribe are not robbed or scammed by some of their own their own people? Ignorance is a Bliss.

[@williamhenrydr.med.acquah3073]

Very sad that you met the wrong people to dupe you. I am a diasporan Ghanaian , who has lived very long in Europe and have been visiting Ghana twice yearly to help the sick and the needy. There are a lot of Scammers there , therefore, one should be very careful to go about things.If you have the right people at hand, you must be sure to succeed in almost everything you want done. Wishing you goodluck next time!

[@trashtalker9753]

Yes, but finding the right people is the issue. With so many scammers, it hard to know who to trust. There's no need to leave one abusive situation to move to another.

[@jonathanmichaelthomas698]

"Love Your Brothers and Your Sisters As You Love Yourself." Knowledge Over Ignorance!

[@africanmindsetseries]

OK, Shame about the scammers and sad they had a bad experience but I also think they did not do their due diligence before coming. As a Ghanaian myself, I think twice before buying land and I do all my due dilligence, running searches at the land commission, enquiring about the sellers, etc. I don't take someone's word as gospel whether it is a chief or family head. By doing my due dilligence and paying for searches at the lands commission, I have saved myself from a lot of headache and potential scammers. As for citizenship, it is a process, it is not offered immediately. I also sense a level of self entitlement here. Yes the government must do better but the reality is there are many poor Ghanaians, who do not own land or a home to their name, so the government cannot suddenly just prioritise people coming from the diaspora to the detriment of those already in Ghana, who struggle every day. The complaints about no electricity, no water or infrastructure to welcome them is quite frankly the reality for a lot of Ghanaians. I recently bought land in Ghana and where I bought it there's no development for now but it will develop over time. Ghana is a developing country so diasporans need to manage their expectations and be realistic! To every diasporan looking to move to Ghana, research, do your due diligence and build some relationships before moving or investing.

[@benbo7042]

Exactly.

[@eileenwatt8283]

True, if the government of Jamaica suddenly invite everyone who are descendants of Jamaicans to come and give them land the people would demonstrate. It would be war. It seems the biggest trickster were the government. The Year of Return appears to have been introduced to revived tourism them.

[@africaine4889]

These scammera should go to jail. It is such a shame. People are living rhwir country, families and everything they know to Africa and loose all this money. Disgusting

[@benbo7042]

@@africaine4889 I feel bad for them for being a victim of a scam ; however, the man in the family didn't do a good job protecting his family. It just doesn't make sense to move to a different country or continent with the entire family without doing a due diligence. He should have let the family remain in their country whiles he travel alone to Ghana to prepare and make sure everything is ok before bring the wife and uprooting the children from what they are used to. Now he has put the entire family into this unnecessary stress.

[@goddesswarrior760]

The Ghana government has to stop promoting itself to Black Ascendants to come home and they weren't ready for us.

[@Eisawithlove]

I hate that they were mistreated. No one should plead with someone for decent treatment especially for your elder and innocent children. If you're not welcomed there take your money and knowledge somewhere else! There are plenty of countries in Africa. This story is upsetting 💔.

[@awidikor2821]

If the government of Ghana is encouraging the diaspora to resettle back home in the motherland , why not have a government monitoring of land acquisition management for them ? We all know the risk involved in land acquisition in Ghana .

[@africandreams5332]

One Ghanaian in the passport office advised me to give up my British passport to get a Ghanaian passport. I laughed and asked him if he’s crazy. What do I look like?

[@farminginafrica5220]

Hahahaha don't

[@ewutrygetsense9851]

Aww sis I'm so sorry that happened to you... I'm a Nigerian and I have always liked gh and almost bought land some months ago but my ghanian friend once and immigration but now own his business and also a lawyer . He told me I shouldn't try buying land in gh that I will be duped or after buying they will resale it that some of the chiefs are criminals. They really need to stop that because Ghana needs people to come build and invest because nothing is happening there

[@benbo7042]

It is true that some of the chiefs are criminals with their own henchmen. Criminals with money do bribe to be installed as chiefs and then you can imagine what they do afterwards.

[@shirleygyamfi2897]

@ewutrygetsense, Come on come on, when it comes to fraud Nigeria is nr 1. So stop pretending as if Nigeria is heaven. Ghana is developing more than Nigeria why are all Nigerians in Ghana!!

[@Yesumo1932]

Ewu.try get sense, u u are a Nigerian, and u cannot invest in Nigeria but Ghana? Are u serious? Do u like the state of Nigeria now? U Nigerians never cease to amaze me, I wonder why every Nigerian want to relocate to Ghana..Oh o just remembered there is no electricity in Nigeria.it’s sad..currently, Nigeria needs help so try invest in Nigeria.Ghana is fine without u guys..

[@BeeBee-wu1fz]

I came to Tanzania and wish I never did. People In business will charge you double the of things and you will definitely regret shipping your personal items because they will be stolen, broken or sat in the dirt to get wet and dirty at their port. Even if you payed for everything before you leave they will find excuses to charge you more taxes over and over again before they will release your things. When they hear your accent they will automatically charge you double no matter how nice you are or no matter if you tip them. The greed of the government and the African people will be their regret with us. They think wrongfully that we are rich (what is rich) but they don't know the sacrifice we have made to come. They will make me as selfish as they are greedy. There's ways to do things and most are too lazy to be honest.

[@farminginafrica5220]

Hmmmm how are you doing

[@kwamebushman606]

LMAO it's rough being a "foreigner" isn't it. It sucks but hey y'all have some idea what we've been going through for DECADES in the US and Europe etc. One word... RESEARCH!

[@boitumelomosimanegape942]

I feel bad because it's like Ghana represents all Africans my country in Southern Africa is the least corrupt in the continent I feel angry that corruption is normal in other countries like that

[@MsEmworld]

These countries that are attempting to incorporate diasporans into their country, should create a "ministry" to channel and or bridge the transactions for a transparent, safer and non risky move!! Thank God for Jesus!❤️

[@mikega1252]

I can see now why the Creator has put us in the position we are in on the planet. There is no love ❤️ or unity among us.

[@MrOu83]

MijeG - I guess the Creator put white people in the position they are in as a way to ensure that they would dominate the world via any means necessary?

[@mikega1252]

@@MrOu83 No black people defied the Creator which cause them to come into existence. Who created them?

[@yaamanu3974]

So you think in the states, they are holy

[@mikega1252]

@@yaamanu3974 No but you would expect that from the people in US not your own people in Africa. I know there are bad people every where but I didn’t expect so much evil from our own.

[@yaamanu3974]

@@mikega1252 so you meeting one or two people to scam you is so evil . No scammers in America? Which country is holy. Do you know the amount of scammers in Jamaica, and all over Europe? So if you are black and foreigner. You should pay less than us. Is it so in where they come from.

[@---re9jc]

We don't love ourselves enough. Look at other cultures. We have a long way to go.

[@BlackCentric]

(African American in Arizona) This is sad what happened to this Jamaican sister. I think the government of Ghana should step in and FIX IT!.

[@NJH414]

Please, you need to follow up on this story. Especially the so call friends and officials in question.

[@kwaminattv]

We are working on it thanks 🙏 for the advice

[@synolve]

I’m so sorry this happened to you. To double the pain for this injustice. You also received no help from the chief of police. I believe that your future is bright and you will have a good life. This is just a setback. Coming back to America or even going to Jamaica is not a failure. You are being called to do something great no matter where you are.

[@jackjackson4412]

I really feel the pain of this couple. We in the diaspora basically want to find a place called home. This is heartbreaking that our people would take advantage of us. It feels like inflicting pain again from being sold into slavery by our people to now charging us more for basic things to scamming us in land deals. Ghana is a religious nation that apparently does not practice what it says it believes. Please dont tell me it happens everywhere because it seems to be part of the cultural there. If you scam someone the USA where i live there is a great chance that you are going to prison. There are systems in place to detect scammers. Its seems like this could be dealt with by having systems in place and then enforcing them if government wanted to deal with it.

[@solomonthell7589]

Not all skinfolk is kinfolk

[@benbo7042]

Listen, you are an adult I should believe, in which country would you say there are crimes and scammers? It is left with you to do your own due diligence where ever you are, no one will ðo it for you. Don't put the blame on innocent Ghanaians.

[@benbo7042]

Are you saying there are no criminals and scammers in the US?

[@benbo7042]

Do you know how many Africans get scammed in the US?

[@benbo7042]

@@solomonthell7589 I have heard some AA say they are native Indians and not Africans.

[@yeverett4533]

I know a woman who purchased land and built a home in Ghana and was murdered (poisoned) a couple of months after moving in. Now her Ghanaian boyfriend and his wife/girlfriend live in her home. I say, if you're Black American, only visit the continent but don't move there. Many and most of the countries are corrupt, and so are their citizens. I know MANY people who moved to various parts of Africa, and most of them have returned to the US. The others complain about the corruption, thief, and beggars but hope that things will improve. Keep hoping!!!!

[@lauraqueenf6786]

Every man for himself, is a very good description. The government of Ghana must put something in place our African American brothers and sisters. The truth is that people will always take advantage of others , if there are no law in place to prevent that.

[@blok229]

Research and networking is a must! Never pick up everything and just move! It may take years to get the swing of things! Most KZbinrs always tell us this!

[@rknow78229]

Sometimes your own people can be your worst enemy.😐 Shameful doesn't even begin to describe this evil.

[@MajorrBison]

These countries need proper infrastructure and outlets in which things like land can be purchased, they have a long way to go.

[@mommadeb2433]

27:49 America was developed by the indigenous people that were already on this land. There were very few diaspora that came over on ships to this land. Most of us were already here that did the building.

[@Enikemi123]

So you consider your black self an indeginous native American? Delusional asf 😂🤣

[@stephenjohnson3542]

This is shocking and sad. The authorities must do something about this.

[@kingmaafa120]

They won’t

[@Luminous34-y7z]

Doing your due diligence is essential. Even when someone you know is supporting you, make sure you also double check with land commission to ensure the land Is legally registered to the person who is selling the land. Make sure you have all your legal documents.. I prefer buying land from registered agencies , lands that are non litigation. Also ensure you speak to the locals near the land .. you will b amazed the info you can get from them about any issues with the land. DO NOT AT ANY POINT PAY WITH CASH ensure there is evidence of money you are paying.. then ensure you have a witness to sign then register your interest with the lands commission once land is transferred into your name.

[@evadney1000]

Forget doing due diligence...... They know how to beat the system........

[@bodog14]

Ghana does not have to worry about me. I'm good

[@markweekes8858]

Sorry about what has happened to you and your family. I hope you can recover and have a good life in Ghana

[@neillomarispringle4860]

Honestly, the more videos I see like this makes me suggest to those of Caribbean descent, try and move back to the Caribbean. We have very similar problems too, because people will see you as an ATM also. However, the rife corruption I am seeing over and over in terms of Africa, has me thinking that region is better, or at best a bit easier. In fact, the husband is from the Bahamas which year after year, is voted as having one of the best GDP in the Caribbean. That would've made more sense I think.

[@Africa-for-Africans]

It’s time we start looking at other African countries

[@kwaminattv]

It’s so unfortunate that they met the wrong people but there are scammers all over Africa America Europe Asia and so on.....So many People has lived to Ghana 🇬🇭 and have a successful businesses.all what am saying is We need to make a proper research . Thanks 🙏 for your comments

[@benbo7042]

Don't let the door hit you when leaving.

[@benbo7042]

Listen, if you don't do your due diligence, you will encounter problem anywhere you go.

[@tribalistakan8596]

Please do. Leave us alone. Beyond the return was a mistake, President Nana didn’t even consult Ghanaians

[@Africa-for-Africans]

@@tribalistakan8596 I understand but let be honest with you

[@mwangievelyn1173]

This also happens in Kenya 🇰🇪 mostly if you live abroad you can't really even trust your relatives when it comes to property you really have to research and hopefully meet good people who will help you without fleecing you

[@angeladavis7207]

I have a co worker who is Gambian. She currently resides in the US. She and her husband purchased land to build a home in Gambia. After the purchase, she found out from relatives in Gambia that someone had built a house on half her land. She was told there was nothing she could do because she should have "fenced in" her plot of land upon purchasing it to prevent someone stealing her land.

[@carolinekogi9352]

Sure even in 🇰🇪 you will be scammed...they scam even the natives so please do your due diligence... sorry about what happened .. please I would ask anyone who wants to relocate to Africa to first visit stay for awhile learn how the system works see whether it fits you or not then decide what is good for you.. nothing like magic It's real life....much love from Kenya.

[@XtremefireNewtimes]

Thank you for making these types of videos to truly open the eyes of people. The true reality.

[@ktay1114]

I am very disappointed in Ghana, the scamming is through the roof here. Ghanaians dont see us as brothers and sistas and they treat us the same way colonizers treated them. I know other diasporans who got scammed and cheated worst than me. I would not promote Ghana and those who do, need to be honest about the realities of Ghana. Diasporans need to know there are 54/55 countries on the continent and they need to bypass Ghana.

[@yaamanu3974]

Which country is without bad poeple. Jamaica or the United States. Broad day light killings, scammers and fraud also every where

[@Tiger-zp8eq]

Facts! Ghana is feeling itself and it’s totally unwarranted.

[@oluakinwale4859]

Well, l thought Ghanaians are saying there are no bad ones amongst them. I am hearing more of these. There's another KZbin channel called Africa Building Hub where another American recounted the bad experiences she had with Ghanaians! Where's Mr Naija!, that l call Mr Ghana? You will never see this on his channel. Never! I am so happy that this is being exposed about Ghanaians. I said it before that it's only a matter of time we start hearing about Ghanaians. They will focus on other and hide their own. That's Ghanaians for you!

[@dadoboye1536]

Ghana has 33 million people and if even 10 people unfortunately scam innocent buyers, you cannot make such ignorant comments. Please tell me a country where this can never happen?

[@2LETLIVE]

@@dadoboye1536 I bet you never said that about Nigeria. You people always say all Nigerians are 419. You are the ones saying Nigerians are the scammers when in fact, you Ghanaians are the real scammers. It takes black Americans and the diaspora to come to Ghana to expose the lies Ghana have have been hiding their bad side from the whole world. All the lies you told the world is coming back to hunt you now.

[@oluakinwale4859]

@@dadoboye1536 Did you post that comment? "If just 10 people 'unfortunately' scammed people" Really! I cannot believe you posted that comment. So, you know that such things happens in all countries of the world, have you then asked yourself why Ghanaians are making crime "exclusive reserves of Nigerians" and that no Ghanaians commit crimes? I am waiting for your response.

[@mylifeisinhishandsamen4167]

Dont mind them. Ghanians have generally treated me badly. I always laugh when they paint Nigerians evil but believe me, they are generally not good ppu. One is still owing me money and decided to punish me with the money but I trust God will judge him. There was a time a Ghanian murdered a Naija woman in an European country,I think it was last year. Ghanians were silent about it but if the murderer is a naija person, the noise go still dey now.

[@kabifest8897]

If a sitting member of Ghanaian parliament ERIC AMOATENG can be caught with drugs and convicted in the US, what else Ghanaian can't do.. the who year of return was just scam dollars return, Ghanaian don't even care about themselves talkless of black elsewhere

[@maryaika9645]

It has made me very sad to hear their broken heart

[@truthseeker3376]

Especially,for a 94 year old..

[@KuttyJoe]

I'm going to be back in Ghana around December. I'm looking to try to make a home for myself there but I almost can't imagine trying to buy land there. This is the saddest thing because as this level of corruption becomes more widely known more people will decide against coming to Ghana and other African countries.

[@kingmartin3990]

Good luck to you. A stubborn fly always go to the grave with the corpse. Are there no other countries in Africa that you should try? Okay, if it’s because you wanna relocate to the part where your ancestors were taken, then Nigeria is there(Oh…If forgot they lied to you about Nigeria and Nigerians being bad lol). And there are other west African countries you could actually go to that are billion times better than Ghana, but no, y’all have already bought the lies the both the desperate Ghanaian president/government and its people sold to you. Good luck to you going to Ghana to make a home or whatever. Do not believe in their lies and deceits. All they want is your money only. That’s what they’re interested in. And mind you, it’s not even up to 20% of the people that were taken from Africa and taken to the west and other parts of the world as slave are from Ghana. Most(if not 80% were taken from now Nigeria). You can migrate to Nigeria and other counties in west Africa or other parts of Africa.

[@blystra5128]

Be sure to hire a reputable attorney to represent you with the purchase

[@kwaminattv]

Thanks for your comments and if you still want a land send me an email thanks 🙏

[@farminginafrica5220]

How are you doing

[@KuttyJoe]

@@farminginafrica5220 I'm fine. How are you?

[@Queenceba29]

If my husband weren't Ghanaian I probably wouldn't consider moving there. My advice is be sure to have trustworthy people in the country you're moving to and check KZbin for other people's experiences.

[@rachaelbritton9445]

It would have been better if the background event/ music was not so loud. I too am Caribbean born that felt the need to leave America and make Ghana home and have been met with the same issues they have faced. It is sad and discouraging as I too feel like leaving when my one year here comes to an end.

[@tradedemo8500]

I was hoping the channel can take note of the loud music in the background. The topic being discussed here is very important.

[@londonboy6866]

These testimonials are really so heart breaking. Look before you leap, guys. These KZbinrs are out there on the social media to make money for themselves. Thus, they will always magnify and make their stories so captivating. Again, look before you leap, is my advice to everyone.

[@energetic5552]

They are not lying I am from US there are stories to tell I two got my Ghana ID and have been told I could use it I payed triple for my ID also thousands in land swindle! Something need to be done. Some in the comments or saying proper products I thought I was doing that, I went through the land commission ect. But was still cheated out of money and precious time

[@ThePeacePlant]

So where did everything go wrong? Explain your situation so others can learn from it. That would be the best thing for everyone here who thinks about going to Ghana

[@anitasamuels8821]

Sorry to hear about what this couple went through it's very sad that this is happening in the 21st century when technology has made it easier for people to purchase homes from trusted and reputable estate agents in some parts of Africa. What makes me angry is that the perpetrators are our own black people. Tell me how do we support each other when we're stealing and taking advantage of each other, it's very sad. My first time going to a Ghanaian market with my Ghanaian husband, I was walking ahead of him and asking for prices in English as I'm not fluent in the local language and the prices were trebled and then when my husband stepped in they lowered the price to the original market price, it's ridiculous and this shouldn't be happening at all amongst us. Ghana is a beautiful and peaceful country but "some" Ghanaian citizens are giving the country a bad image it's just not right.

[@YouTubeBlueButterflies]

This is a wonderful video. This black American/Caribbean man is brilliant! He is well versed and has wonderful advised. Please help this family! Africa has all the resources to accommodate our brothers and sisters in the diaspora. .

[@dadoboye1536]

The host lives in Ghana and claims he can help people buy land and houses. Why can’t he assist the guests lodge a formal complaint with the police? More facts needed especially if they’ve lived in Ghana for 2 years. This makes it seem like Ghana is lawless which is really unfortunate. The more people watch this the more it will hopefully reach the attention of someone who knows them and be able to shed some light on what really happened. Where they claim to have lived is not expensive from what I’ve heard, so could they not have been able to get even land?

[@AntonsClass]

Thanks for sharing. I've heard this happen before, and it's absolutely terrible.

[@kwaminattv]

Bro I have just subscribed to your channel I like your comment , where do you base

[@AntonsClass]

@@kwaminattv thank you! I am subscribed to your channel now too. I am based in the US right now, but travel to Africa often.

[@Star1783AA]

@@AntonsClass please when it's time to do something, please pass through a right person. Because it happens to we Ghanaians always,I know what I'm saying.

[@AntonsClass]

@@Star1783AA oh it happens to you all too? Wow! How would someone ensure they are finding the right person? For a long time I was considering the idea of getting land in GH, but I have heard a few sad stories about the corruption with obtaining land.

[@Star1783AA]

@@AntonsClass Try to contact one of the popular Ghanaian You tubers to lead you, or a foreigner who have built one before to lead you. The You Tubers I chose someone like Wode Maya or Vanessa Kanbi this two knows a lot of people who own land and properties. Because a best friend of my husband did the same thing to us. So bro becareful because it happens when you don't be double careful thanks.

[@mikega1252]

Don’t get confused I am a black man in the diaspora who would have loved to return home. This is making me think twice.

[@Judging_Politics_Network]

Don't rethink. Move. Over 30 million good people in Ghana. They unfortunately fell in the hands of the wrong people. Its sad but one has to move on.

[@kabifest8897]

Ghana will only welcome your dollars

[@lonnirenee7645]

@@Judging_Politics_Network It’s not worth it. Why waste more money?? Africans will chop your arm and leg 🦵 off. I’m rethinking myself too. All this is propaganda.

[@Shirleyowens383]

Color will not change the devil’s mind he visits all in different ways and sometimes in the same ways

[@randywhitejr.8825]

I would look at Botswana, Zambia, Tanzania and Namibia.

[@diopfifi4937]

And Rwanda

[@lindafraser4780]

Even some Ghanaian also gets frustrated because of corruption in the whole Africa you can meet one person out ten who are honest

[@kyoume2818]

Why blacks are so heartless,you'ved betrayed them the second time,after slavery.

[@bonsu7980]

No one has been betrayed here. Africans did not willingly sell their own people. They were coerced into selling them at the butt of a gun. Wake up people!

[@Thebluediamoundvision831]

I think the government is also sending the wrong signal and as an African I see some major land disputes between local Ghanaians and the the diasporians, since the locals wouldn't be able to afford lands that their diasporians counterpart could easily afford. Meaning future generations of local Ghanaians would have no chance. I think the government was supposed to set some guidelines when it's comes to owning land and property for foreigners who would be conferred citizenship in Ghana, the government needs to have the local Ghanaians in mind especially the future generations. The diasporians will always have the financial leverage over the locals and if they want they could purchase as many lands they can afford. Leaving many poor Ghanaians and their posterity without a land, what is the government doing to ensure when Ghanaians want to own land it is protected and available? As for conferring citizenship, you can't go anywhere in the world and just get your citizenship over night, not even in the great USA. Hope that was the case, certainly not in Jamaica. But the government is the one who is causing the confusion,it can't even cater to its own people need, yet it is giving false hope to the diasporians.

[@placesandspaces3489]

I believe that one of the parents should come, get the living situation and income solidified and then bring your family. After some time, you will learn more about legitimate land purchases before investing in disputed or bogus land sales.

[@pierrengaba5011]

Ghanian leaders , land of Goal cost empire, the spirit of kwame Kruma will solve this problem....

[@JesusGiverofLife]

Shame! Shame! Shame! So sorry you have to go through this. I pray God restore all you have lost and help catch these criminals soon. Why African descends we hate ourselves like this? We don’t care when killing or hurting our own. We must all change!

[@Festus714]

The best way to integrate in Ghana is learning the local language. Even If your Ghanaian diasporan and you don’t speak a local dialect it will be difficult to integrate. A lot of the locals do not understand your issues out there. There is barely a link b/w and African American and the locals. How often do diasporans visit the local market and buy goods and share their stories. There should be radio programs discussing this issues and creating awareness about these challenges. Segregating yourselves without creating a connection with the layman creates assumptions.

[@vasmith2415]

The topic is great but the noise in the background is very annoying!

[@papacheezie2838]

AKWAABA FAMILY 1LUV SO SAD TO HEAR ABOUT THIS BEAUTIFUL COUPLE AND THEIR JOURNEY NUFF RESPECT GO OUT TOO THEM AND WISHING THEM WELL MAY DA MOST HIGH AND THEIR ANCESTORS GUIDEN WILL CONTINUE WATCHING OVA THEM BLISSING FAMILY

[@shirleygyamfi2897]

My dear brother and sister if you have not already left please don't leave and let get the the right help for you. Everything will be fine with the right help.

[@michaelc.1920]

I like to call on KwamenaTV to investigate, those involved in selling the land to our sisters and brothers, namely, the "African American", but do not own the land, or sold to various people, the same land. This is fraud, and those involved should be arrested.

[@anonleeleichner3915]

Romanticizing one's roots is a tricky path to under take. Moral of story.... " I may look like you and you may look like me but that is where the likeness ends".......opportunists exist everywhere, even in Utopia. For some, they may soon realise that " ...the grass is not always greener on the other side. To the brother who said that the Africans need to show respect to the Jamaican Nana.... is he serious?.....its a dog eat dog world our there, survival of the fittest. Oh my gosh....this is so painful to watch....these people were duped, they were looking at Africa with rose coloured glasses. Lord have mercy