We Went To Ghana’s Cheapest Street Food Market & This Happened!

We Went To Ghana’s Cheapest Street Food Market & This Happened!
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[@TatianaHaina]

Wooooow Mayaaaaa this is soo refreshing. Come back again to Sunyani ❤️❤️❤️

[@kwawkwansah2452]

What a great story, video. Sunyani looks like a fantastic place maybe a bit overlooked. As a child i was fascinated by its name as it sounds a bit chinese Sun Ya Ni lol. The centre like so many places in Ghana needs more trees and greenery. I think we also need to eschew the plastic bags, go back to leaves, bolga baskets and other biodegradeable or reuseable items to reduce amount of unmanageable waste. I am fascinated by the drink, made with the fruit from borassus palm or palmyra tree (African fan palm). In Nzema we call the tree in the same way as in Twi maalɛ kue (mma kubɛ) which means woman's coconut. It is a beautiful palm tree the fruit has a sweet pungent scent its core hard but the juice from its husk is refreshing and tasty. On the tree itself - just before its fronds the trunk widens & in local folklore they say that is where the tree keeps it worries. Dont be like a mma kubɛ tree

[@tbdan3793]

@@kwawkwansah2452 Nice story you share here! This is what makes the richness of our African traditions and legends.

[@rebeccaagbedam7794]

Tati always a vibe 🌹😊

[@avrahamyoel7039]

You're so pretty!

[@madukaaustin9931]

And you were so brilliant too going around with him.

[@thyeocroft205]

Repeat after me.. "Accra is expensive not Ghana." There are 15 other amazing regions to choose from.

[@thyeocroft205]

Tatiana is an amazing hard working content creator! She relocated From Italy with her footballer husband to be able to access pure traditional african content !!

[@calebcadainoo]

Amazing

[@BafanaGweba]

Pastor "You brought the whole World to us" ... Wonderful work Mr Maya.

[@vertibelleclarke4361]

In Jamaica we have dokunnu .It is made from banana , flour , sugar and spices. Our descendants are realy from Ghana. So many words here are linked to different parts of Africa. We have learnt where our Ancestors came from. This is very powerful.

[@justiceessuman2214]

Really I should have tried it when I was in Jamaica

[@kwakuakonto8942]

Some words in Jamaican patois are Asante twi

[@kofisam4106]

@@kwakuakonto8942 it simply twi, there’s nothing like asante twi

[@nanaabena1882]

@@kofisam4106 there is guess u haven't heard of Asanti twi n Akuapim twi

[@larrysq8937]

@@kofisam4106 Twi is an Akan language and Akan is not only Asanti.. every group in Akan has the way they speak it Fanti, Akuapem etc

[@thyeocroft205]

Tatiana Ania speaks fluent local ghanaian language as well as Italian.. She so passionate about her craft & city

[@kofitwum6858]

You forgot about French and Romanian

[@awakenedone4153]

Just curious as to why you guys like adding the word "local" to everything African.

[@larrysq8937]

@@awakenedone4153 it’s local because it’s not a foreign language

[@kindomofghana]

@@awakenedone4153 Yes, it is needless

[@awakenedone4153]

@@larrysq8937 I understand but if you were in Italy for example or any western country, you wouldn't say you speak the "local" Italian language, you would just say you speak or you're speaking Italian.

[@avodahproductions2203]

In Jamaica we call this dukunuh.....our ancestors left us clues along the way, to help us find our way back home.... One love from Jamaica ❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️

[@michaelnysrko1020]

It's pronounced as dokono.

[@kwawkwansah2452]

@@michaelnysrko1020 spelt or pronounced ? Phonetically our cousins version appears closer. Dɔkono !

[@femespwa7179]

We call it the same in Haiti as well

[@effuanugent]

Dokunu (made with corn) so you're definitely a Ghanaian

[@fallysoona]

Wow!! Then Jamaican’s originated from Ghana. Because we are the only ones who call it dokuno. Much love Jamaicans 🇯🇲

[@TheSENYO]

From what I see, people from Sunyani are very camera 🎥 friendly. In Accra, it will be tough walking the market and filming. Sunyani is very welcoming. Nice people, wonderful smile and the end was amazing 🤩

[@shoshannanina5359]

I finally see a place in Ghana where I know I will love to visit.

[@kobeastephen3139]

We sunyani people appreciate what u are doing for mother ghana

[@sethnyamekye9388]

I’m with the priest Wode Maya.. you take the whole world with you wherever you go. I’ll be in GH next month.. it’ll be an honor to meet with you.

[@WODEMAYA]

I will be here waiting

[@abenaalpha]

Me too 😫 if I see him I’m gonna scream

[@ancat2521]

The encounter with the Bishop was great. 🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧

[@sixman9]

My family is Antiguan, I was born in the UK, we have a food which is wrapped and cooked, we call it 'Ducana', its sweet and made from Potato. It was beautiful for me to realise that some of the language from our original home managed to get through 😍

[@glocom3764]

Similar to dorkunu of Accra/ Ghana

[@dennismiller5235]

I can see your comfort when you are home with your people it's so lovely being with your own kind it's like no one can explain it's home Africa

[@ogomsseries]

This vlog is so inspiring, the guy that started his studio is really doing a great job for himself. God bless you Wode.

[@vanuelstudios]

Thank you🙏🏾

[@doreenchambers3763]

Looking like Jamaica mangoes 🥭 the market is lovely also nice

[@jallahousbsandy6043]

Maya, you're a big name brother. " You have brought the whole world to us." You're no longer Ghana Baby, you're now the whole world. Keep shinning my pekin( in my Liberian voice).

[@princefallah5201]

Sure bro, me too from Lib , I lived in Ghana for over 19 years

[@SisHattie]

This is so encouraging. I was getting discouraged about moving to Ghana because of the costs. I also want to get into agriculture when I arrive. This may be where I need to live.

[@forward_ever_backward_neve3006]

Interested in land with a property already on it? I purchased land and built 2 semi detached homes on it for my mum (one section 3 bed flat is given out for rent) in 1996 in Sunyani but she (mum) has moved to live with family for health reasons. I live in London and have decided to sell it, we can stay in touch if it is something you may be interested in it.

[@jcn908]

Hi Hattie,you need to visit Ghana first before deciding on moving permanently.

[@SisHattie]

@@jcn908 Thanks, but I have been there many times including Nigeria for holiday. I lived and worked in Liberia for 16 consecutive years. But, I prefer Ghana between the three.

[@SisHattie]

@@forward_ever_backward_neve3006 Is it near land I can farm. I want to do agriculture.

[@darkoevans5950]

Sunyani is a place to live. So cool and calm

[@imblessed7396]

Blessed, Beautiful and Free Africa. Love My African people!!! ❤️ I would like to add on this comment all brothers and sisters who Love Africa one of the African countries Ethiopia has been under a lot of stress and war for years please let’s keep Ethiopians in our daily prayers? Also other African countries ❤️❤️❤️

[@rainbow3649]

What are they fighting over? What?

[@dhanuarygundana6342]

@@rainbow3649 where do you live in the moon 🌙

[@thevillagedoctor6446]

WILL PRAY FOR THEM ALWAYS

[@imblessed7396]

@@rainbow3649Each other I believe devil plan working on Ethiopia right now! But not for long!!! I hope 🤞

[@anthonysolomon9492]

@@rainbow3649 East Africa is Economically exploding....it's threatening colonizers and other ancient enemies. So they are trying everything they can to slow down growth by creating instabilities around the Eastern region of Africa.

[@worldtraveler2417]

I get nostalgic whenever I see the beautiful city of Sunyani. I’m very grateful to the people of Sunyani for hosting me & other foreign students when we did our studies at the former Sunyani School of Forestry in the ‘70s. Yes, Sunyani had many good footballers who played for B.A United: eg. Dan Owusu & Keasi Owusu. Keep up the good work Wode Maya: Africa to the world. 👍🏿🇺🇸

[@doreenonekalit9888]

#africatotheworld! Maya you are just next level. I love!!!! This video so much. Tatiana is just vibe!

[@aberba]

The forestry school is now University of Energy and Natural Resources

[@worldtraveler2417]

@@aberba: Wow! Thanks for providing this valuable information. It has been a long time since we (foreign students & teachers) left Sunyani. 👍🏿🇺🇸

[@aberba]

@@worldtraveler2417 I was part of the first batch when it was turned into University. One of the lecturers used to talk about the forestry school days when they had foreign teachers. I think he was a student then.

[@adwoagyabaah9227]

This exchange is so wholesome! As a native of Sunyani it makes me so happy to see this!

[@Brodauyot12]

Don't skip the ads guys, another great video from my mentor Wode Maya. Your favorite village boy 😃😃😃 I love Ghana, sunyani she is beautiful ❤️ 😍

[@WODEMAYA]

Awesome!

[@Brodauyot12]

@@WODEMAYA I can't wait to meet you In person my mentor, please when you are coming to Nigeria? Try and visit Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, let me take you to were Ghanaians have been living for years.

[@shoshannanina5359]

Corn dukunuu, and they call it the same name as we do in Jamaica and make it the same way, almost. Wow. OMG. I love corn dukunu. I have not had it in decades. It brings back loving childhood memories. I don't even know if they still make these in JA.

[@paulinedavis8893]

Yes we as Jamaicans 🇯🇲 do, my grandmother used to make it when she was alive.

[@shoshannanina5359]

@@paulinedavis8893 mine too. I am missing my old folks so much, right now.

[@blackentrepreneur8564]

Reason why most Jamaicans shouldn't shun their Africaness.

[@prisoner_of_hope8386]

Pauline, They still do. I had some when I visited in 2010.

[@kwekunkrumah1806]

Wow you really have Dokonu in jamaican?It clear that we are relatives

[@augustinekarikari9287]

You guys are very entertaining. I love you all.Keep spreading the love between us. Sunyani Accra Kumasi,Takoradi, Tamale,Ho,Cape Coast,Tema,Bawku,Koforidua,Navrongo, and the rest,what a beautiful nation.LET US LOVE EACH OTHER. FORGET ABOUT THE POLITICIANS. GOD BLESS YOU MAYA, GOD BLESS GHANA, OUR RICH AND DIVERSED COUNTRY.

[@Chainbreak2023]

Great content! Sunyani is literally next door to Ivory Coast 🇨🇮! Would you cross over the border and shoot some Ivorian content for us?

[@madukaaustin9931]

Maya is always giving me Joy, and thanks for Tatiana Haina for doing an amazing job.

[@elijahtk3893]

Truly speaking, Sunyani is a very clean city in the whole of Ghana and Ho where I schooled comes 2nd. My last time in Sunyani was late 2011 and I miss Ghana. Respect all the way from the continent of Asia.

[@gabrielobeng9973]

Have you visited Koforidua before?

[@annethmungure8936]

Wode Maya your really represents us black people 🇹🇿

[@africanmindsetseries]

Ghana is indeed not just Accra. Thanks for showing us Suyani 😘😘😘.

[@WODEMAYA]

Thanks for watching

[@1murkeybadmayn]

Maya this your friend Tati has too much swag, very genuine personality. It looks like you guys had so much fun shooting this video. And Sunyani looks like a very friendly place, the people are so welcoming and chill 👊🏾.

[@Pharaohx115]

this shows how amazing africa is .

[@K_O_A36]

The sun city is where it all began! I have fond memories of Sunyani! One of the coolest places to be in Ghana!! Thanks, Wode Maya for your inspiring works.

[@WODEMAYA]

Couldn't agree more!

[@asiam1528]

In Jamaica we have dukunnu ,🇯🇲 lord those mangoes look delicious 😋

[@joshlinus8493]

i am at work but spend quality time to watch all these inspirational life changing videos. Kudos Wode Maya. from a Sekondi boy

[@paulinedavis8893]

I just love ❤ 😍 Wode Maya, he is such a wonderful and kind young man who loves his people and and Africa. Stay safe Wode Maya.

[@kasasalouis3759]

i love the fact that they spoke in their native language for most of the video very very nice

[@akinadeakinwunmi8895]

Wode Mayaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... Africa to the world. I'm always full of excitement watching your video. I love calm and calm life and I think I will love to visit Sunyani when next I visit Ghana. I'm Nigerian but your works had made me fall in love with Africa the more. Keep up the good works brother...

[@ajomomandela9845]

Nice vid young brother, you have given hope to Africans all over the world. Thanks.

[@TAMARAS_FAMILY]

Woooow i always feel excited when i see young generation working their ass off...so inspiring...thanks Maya 💖🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 we love you

[@WODEMAYA]

It’s beautiful to watch

[@TAMARAS_FAMILY]

@@WODEMAYA indeeed✅✅

[@klaw1425]

God bless you abundantly aameen my dearest brother

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

Kobina thanks for sharing your experience at this beautiful Ghana city Sunyani. l will definitely love to visit by God's grace when I visit Ghana in the near future 🇬🇭😊👍

[@chrysoliteTelevision]

Yes Sunyani is a beautiful place. It's also a quiet place unlike Accra and Kumasi

[@WODEMAYA]

✅✅

[@yawbamoah2217]

Quite place de3 Kumasi bi number 1

[@samara1707]

​@@WODEMAYA the sunyani sugar kenkey is like the jamaican dukunu (dokunu)/kenkey. except we add spices like Cinnamon etc along with the sugar. Mr. Ghana-baby, you need to take a trip to Jamaica one of these days and you will see cultures from almost if not all tribes in ghana😊 There are other african cultures in Jamaica, however the Ghanaian cultures remain the dominant ones.

[@lily.9802]

@@samara1707 wow. This makes me want to visit!

[@abimbolaorebiyi3582]

Great to know

[@nanakwabenaowusu-acheampon4939]

Wow! You went to Bonoman ( Bono Region ) , that's my region. Thank you for visiting there and showing our place to the world 🌎🌍. We are grateful!

[@nursekarimatcanada]

Sunyani is beautiful 🤩 surely a place to visit 💜💙

[@prisoner_of_hope8386]

We make that sweet kenkey in parts of the Caribbean. I prefer that one to the salt or plain one. I’ve made it a couple of times. In Guyana we call it Conkie (close right ?☺️)

[@msgoldndiamondsarefromafri8112]

Wow what an education 😍

[@annmariedorsett2834]

Yes and I love it👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@lily.9802]

Wow. We’re really the same people!

[@ebonyspice473]

Sane in grenada

[@explore5130]

Ghana and the Caribbean have a lot in common

[@moabdullahsonnie4464]

Maya, you are a complete content creator! You are a legend, I'm from Liberia a big fan and a top follower!

[@Sunnymedia]

WOW I so much love suyani oo. I'll visit one day. Thank you wode Maya

[@kwekunkrumah1806]

The smile comes naturally without realizing it anytime I watch your videos Maya...You might not know how blissful it is to put smile on someone's face... Odomankoma nyame e'nka wo ho mbir nyi nara 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@missnaa6759]

Tatiana is so hilarious and she makes the video full of humor

[@shestudios]

I am a fan! She has an amazing presence on screen. She matched your energy perfectly Wode. I did not want this video to end!!!

[@benjaminnsiah6011]

Wow beautiful mangoes, well done Wade Maya for showcasing the Africa

[@Berthasglobe]

Aww this was a great tour in Sunyani,,it's amazing how some of the African countries come and buy things from the market, God bless you Wode Maya for always sharing love and help to people, Tati God bless you too for this trip😊

[@LaLahDairese]

Omg those prices are amazing..you should see how much I pay for plantain chips from the African grocery store here in America. 🙄🤯

[@amabeth9099]

I really enjoyed watching this. And God bless your kind heart wode Maya. It warms my heart when i see you give to people

[@schulteconsult4403]

I'm truly impressed about Sunyani. Well done Mr Ghana baby

[@Okra_winfrey]

Y’all’s language is so beautiful 😍

[@chrysoliteTelevision]

Ghana is expensive only in Accra with Tema being the head office of expensive food. For your information sea fish in Tema is even more expensive than sea fish in Sunyani and Kumasi, placed that do not have a sea. I hear the fish is imported from Ivory Coast

[@boos_office7699]

That's true fish 🐠 are less expensive from Kumasi then Accra anbTema.

[@sarahbrobbey887]

Thanks so much Wode Maya❤️…. Sunyani is my hometown and this video brought back so many memories.

[@Kenetto1]

Loved her videos showcasing the various authentic food in Ghana.

[@babatundesho4735]

I love this lady showing you around, Wodemaya. She's so enterprising. She's a good marketer.

[@Kingwele1290]

The best utuber in Ghana always bringing laughter in our mouth. GOD richly bless you.

[@Tom._my]

Proud to come from this wonderful city.. The sun city..

[@abenaalpha]

The fact that I’ve been following Tatiana before I knew of you is insane!! I love Tatiana’s vlogs because they’re so authentic and my husband currently lives in Sunyani! And I knew Sis Ajara was about to start 😂😂😂 she is A MESS on Tati’s videos. Love y’all ❤️

[@glocom3764]

😂 😂 😂 😂 Beautiful

[@lifeinthecountrysidehome]

As always Maya, very excellent content. I just love how you help your people and bring recognition to small businesses all over Africa. Good job.

[@santisrock]

Another beautiful one from Wode Maya! We know the Sun City experience too, and yes it's more affordable, quieter (no troski noise pollution), and the air is richer!!

[@aberba]

Rent is Sunyani city is far cheaper than what you get in most places in Accra City area. Let the Sunyani folks living in Accra tell you.

[@asarebediako6713]

This lady is so bubbly . Happy to see her . That sugar Kenkey is originally from Osino. Which is on the Kumasi Accra highway . It’s also known as Osino graphic . It goes well with just groundnuts .

[@momentswithbella23]

Maya is soo humble, he stops for every fan that approaches him. Forward Maya.

[@joeytublu6732]

Honestly the region is very neat compared to the capital Accra . Even their market squares are well composed and tidy.Would love to have a vacation there soon

[@senadavis8569]

We that in the Volta Region as well. When I was a young girl growing we had that yellow palm tree in our farm at Ho. We add sugar to it and add boil maize abuda to it.

[@okorno22]

Refreshing video. Beautifully done, full of life

[@selormde-souza9152]

The way people are saying hi to Maya....I'm so happy for you God is with you

[@kindomofghana]

Sister Ajara is such a vibe and she is so resourceful and hardworking. I hope she gets the funds she needs to open the restaurant she wanted to open. I will surely remember her when I get enough funds. She deserves it.

[@paasolocreation2155]

Ghana is really blessed country

[@audreylamptey3286]

Wode Maya has a nice sense of humour 😂the dance in the beginning got me

[@lordm.a114]

Wow my village .... I've been there 2000 now it's 2022..I wanna try visit again ... Amazing...

[@explore5130]

I'm just enjoying the love people are showing Maya

[@BILLIONAIREGH]

Wode Maya pls talk about the Sunyani Airport. It has been closed for about 6 years and Businesses are suffering

[@nursekarimatcanada]

And Maya yes 🙌🏽 have got beads too, I got them the last time I came visiting Ghana 🇬🇭 🌹🌹

[@wisdomaddo8515]

Tatiana is down to earth....I love her so much

[@wallstreet497]

When two people full of grace team up together to show our world the all computer screen turn into sugar. We love you Maya.

[@a.j.809]

We have something called dukunoo in Jamaica 🇯🇲✊🏾✊🏾

[@elijahtk3893]

Same in Ghana too.

[@karleinegraham446]

Thank you for this video on Sunyani. You had wonderful guides and I appreciated the recognition and love shown to you by everyone especially the Catholic priest and the photographer/ videographer. We have " dukunu" in Jamaica. If a person should consider living there, How far is Sunyani from Accra?

[@aprontidesmond7762]

About 8 hours drive away from Accra.

[@msgoldndiamondsarefromafri8112]

@@aprontidesmond7762 is there a small airport nearby though I think?

[@aprontidesmond7762]

@@msgoldndiamondsarefromafri8112 The Sunyani airport hasn't been in operation for about six years now.

[@alexanderappiah9263]

@@aprontidesmond7762 soon it will be opened

[@lily.9802]

You could probably fly from Accra to Kumasi (30 mins), and drive from Kumasi to Sunyani. (2 hrs max). To make the journey shorter.

[@evemason3456]

I absolutely loved this video of this lovely town. Tatiana is the hostess with the mostest.

[@sammusa5061]

Bro these new episodes are good meeting people and helping them I suggested to continue

[@michaelnysrko1020]

Fantastic video.Your guest from Sunyani is entertaining and hilarious.

[@thyeocroft205]

Sugar kenkey is a popular delicacy sold on by on the market with groundnuts.... Try it if u have the opportunity

[@Otuamboy]

Wode Maya it looks as if you DON'T KNOW your VALUE; you are the likes of Kwame Nkrumah, Mandela and Julius Nyerere of our time. God Bless you!

[@dadoboye1536]

That’s the point…selfless. The reason Wode Maya is great is because he does it from his heart. He’s genuine and we should support him.

[@4kwalkinghanavideos331]

thats Tatiana, nice video both of you.

[@WODEMAYA]

Yeppppplpl!

[@trendswithhertyboo8741]

Was born there. Very beautiful, calm, organic food, cheap food, good temperature...Sunyani is the symbol of “Living a good life” Staying there alibe can boost your life span

[@prisoner_of_hope8386]

I’m in love with what I’m seeing as they walk about and the whole vibe. 🥰❤️

[@daudaseidu5970]

Thank God. It's about time you go around Ghana. Keep up with the good work

[@hisname8706]

Maya , that Catholic Priest you met was and still remains my most favorite lecturer ( He is simply called BADDY)

[@kofitwum6858]

I just love this lady ❤️

[@WODEMAYA]

Don’t fall in love ooooo

[@kofitwum6858]

@@WODEMAYA 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm taken but I can still love people

[@calebcadainoo]

@@WODEMAYA 😂😂

[@calebcadainoo]

@@kofitwum6858 eeeiii chairmai 😂😂

[@faroukabubakari4675]

Wow I never knew Sunyani is this beautiful and clean 😂😂we all will move there

[@prosperakpi6884]

Tatiana is a great hoist, she makes sure you are not cheated, and very productive.

[@theresasolomon3714]

Wow Wode Maya you are well know all over bless you my friend I am so loving this vlog and African amaze me so much you are still in Ghana and yet some of the foods you are eating there you don’t know 😘 bless the continent of Africa ❤️🇹🇹/🇺🇸

[@elijahtk3893]

Different tribes with different cultures and food so if you don't live among other tribes you can't know much about it. As a Ghanaian myself now living in Asia, there are still some Ghanaian foods that I've not tasted before and there are even some places in Ghana where I've never been to before.

[@BIGAPPLESTUDIOS447]

You have been an inspiration since day one I thought I was not going to see you but by the grace I have a picture with you

[@aria4192]

Maya we appreciate your hard work. God bless you

[@kobeastephen3139]

Tatiana, thanks for your companionship

[@Frisco_Media]

One think if did't know Wode Maya, you are so so humble, so as your mother, I give credit to your Daddy, from Zimbabwe

[@ckelikplim18]

Plantain chips ¢2 in Cape Coast. I love Sunyani too much. I had been there sometimes ago ; the city is so enjoyable. Mr Maya you are doing a great work I can't wait to see you in Cape Coast

[@kobeastephen3139]

Woaw, thanks so much for sharing my city