Praise the Lord! This channel is to encourage you, inform you and challenge you. We are here to give you information on our move to Ghana west Africa from United States of America. I was born in the United States and my husband was born in Ghana. We married in 2005 and began our journey together. We started preparing to move to Ghana permanently in 2017 and at the end of September 2022 we permanently moved to Ghana. We will be sharing our experiences of buying land and building a house and purchasing our 50 acre farm. We are in the process of developing our 50 acre farm and other business ventures. Our first and foremost passion is serving God and it comes through and everything we do. It is only because of Jesus Christ that we are alive and able to do the things we are doing. I pray you will join us on our journey, and that it will benefit you. info@aaimcs.com Facebook Kimberly Mensah
Thank you for watching please contact my husband Maxwell Mensah for pricing availability process and location. You’ll find his contact information on the contact us page of our website. WhatsApp is going to be the best way to get your question answered quickly.
You do a fantastic job and been a fun of this project I make it a point to follow you from Washington. I am going to arrogate to myself the unwanted intrusion into your work by offering some guidance so your informal presentations will give you some context. The project is supposed to run from the town of Ofankor to Nsawam a distance of 19.7Km about 14 miles. It starts off as 8 lanes and when it get past Pokuase Interchange which is the 2nd largest interchange in Africa, it transitions into a 10 lane highway to Nsawam. The project cost is GHc 345 million and forms part of "N6 (National Highway 6)" 168 mile road dualization project to Kumasi the second largest city. When all is done there will be 10foot bridges, a pedestrian tunnel and a railway tunnel. There are 3 city overpasses at Medie, Pobiman and 2 interchanges at Amasaman and Nsawam. The major challenges have been payment of compensation to affected homes and its legal challenges, relocation of utilities like electricity poles and water relocations. The area is flood prone and hence comes with its engineering challenges and off course we had to wait for 3 months to move a fetish shrine in the right off way because the fetish priest told us the gods had travelled. The exciting thing about this project is that it is being constructed by a Ghanaian company and they Ghana government must be commended for that. Once again thanks for your videos and God continue to bless you and your husband.
Hi, Mrs. Kimberley can you please tell us at 18:19 which plant you talking about whose leaves are good for boosting Iron. It’ll be greatly appreciated 👍. Love your garden like indeed. Will love to make one like this someday
Thank you for watching. My husband is not familiar with flying the drone and I am definitely not a professional. I also do not go with him to the land. I keep things going here at the farm. Thank you for the suggestion.
Wow 😮, lots of arable lands to grow things. It was great to see the palm trees 🌴 flourishing. The wet areas can be very good for growing rice. Not sure if Ghana farmers grow Rice ?
Thank you for watching. Yes I have seen them grow rice here in Ghana. It can also be very profitable to grow corn in the off-season and I’m sure there are many other advantages.
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The farm house looks great with the painting done 👏👏 Good to have a worker permanently staying there and having some animals around. Funny about the uninvited male dog 🐕 smelling female and stopping by 😅😂🤣🤪. Thanks for the laugh.
You have a lot of fruits, herbs, vegetables going on into fruition ! Look at those peppers, mangoes, coconuts.etc Well done. L14 from. Why are your cassava trees higher than the normal a little higher than the ground level growing cassava I had seen in other people's cassava ? Fully watched !
@@JESUSFORALL thank you for watching and for your comments we are truly blessed. I am not really sure about why the Cassava trees are higher. Maybe it is the variety of Cassava that we are growing because all the Cassava we have grown have been told like that.
Quick advice pls. Plant the plantains now but cocoa seedlings 🌱 cannot be planted now as the dry season will soon approach. Cocoa should be planted around April may so it gets enough water during the rainy season
Good to hear Nana is feeling much better. Sending hugs 🫂 ❤ to him. Be careful with the white cassava plant. The tubers must be properly processed to get rid of its cyanide content. The red ones are no problem. Thanks for the inspirational talks 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you for watching and thank you so much for the advice. My husband said the Cassava itself is yellow like Plantain. He said they have a Cassava here in Ghana. They do not eat because it is poisonous so I’m guessing that is the kind that you are talking about. Thank you so much for, making sure we know God bless you
@@kimberlymensah5063 Not sure of the cassava they don’t eat in Ghana. We eat the two cassava types in Nigeria but the processings are different. When in doubt, your hubby is there to help 😁
Nice walks through the farm. Funny when Nana was walking backwards 😅🤪😂🤣. I was saying, watch out for the trees. Thanks for taking us along as usual. ❤❤
Since Nana love coming to the 50 acres farm, let him have a small area for himself and plant things there. I will suggest things that grow fast such as jute leaves, okro, sweet potatoes and peanuts. I used to have my own garden in the village where I plant sweet potatoes 🍠. It was fun to watch them grow. Harvesting and Roasting them was the best part 😅
Hello family 👋🏿! Happy hump 🐫 day. I got a chance to watch the interview Sis. I'm with you $100 would not be enough to go back to the States if I had the peace ✌🏿 you guys have. I'm building my house in Ghana too. I understand the need to get out of America. Blessings to your family 👋🏿🙏🏿. If you can, please support 🙏🏿!
Praise The Most High that your husband is fine 🙏🏿❤️! Thank you God. Blessings to the helpers 🙏🏿! They are the backbone and I pray they know their value ❤. TYFS!
Thank you for watching and congratulations on your house build. We are still putting a lot of money into our farm and getting ourselves situated. My husband also has a fairly large family so we are not able to support with money.
Hello you can have a transport cart. In africa they make with car wheels and wood so you economise the effort of joseph, God bless you. You can by at the carpenter. So he can transfer only 1 or to time in your car. It would facilitate your work.❤God bless it is my idea far away from France.
Thank you for watching and for your ideas God bless you. It would be hard to get a little cart up the hill. It definitely is a good idea, though. We actually hire people to transport the Plantain to the top.
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👀👀 Can see Nana carrying that heavy plantain trunk for planting 👏👏. Your husband is really trying to work extra hard in place of the workers not following instructions 🤔 This happens a lot in my village where workers will actually plant and harvest cash crops for sale in someone else’s farm! Thank God you and family are blessed and doing very well. Keep up the good job and remain blessed and in good healthy 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for watching and thank you so much for noticing how hard Nana is working. He is very strong and a very hard worker. He really loves it. My husband works super hard at the farm. It is definitely a challenge, managing the workers. The thing I don’t understand is my husband was willing to let them take seedlings from our Plantain plant it and when it’s ready to harvest, they were going to be able to sell the Plantain and keep the money for themselves just so he could have the plant planted and trying to help them.
Thank you for watching and thank you so much for your kind comments. This is actually our grandson and we are super blessed to be able to raise him he is a very fine young man
Hello my dear friend! Here in Illinois, if the ants try to take over by the dog’s area, I spread cornmeal out. If the ants ingest it, it swells and they die. If the set up far from animals, I mix powdered sugar and Borax. They love the sugar, but the borax is lethal to them! If you want to try this one by the dogs, just fence off that area so they can’t get the borax and sugar. Love prayers and blessings to you and your family ❣️🙏🏼💗🙏🏼
Thank you for watching and thank you so much for taking time to give that amazing tip. I think I will try the cornmeal because we have plenty of corn. God bless you.
Hello my dear Sister! I’m so happy for the blessings God continues to give you! Nana is getting so tall that soon he’ll be taller than you! I’m sorry I’ve been absent so much. There’s been developments I’ve found out about with Nathan so I need to be constantly present when he’s here. The evil one is very crafty and looking to break our family😤. God is too good and ever present to let that happen as long as I continue to pray for Him to help us! Love, prayer and blessings to you, your family and properties! May God grant you all you desire to help your family! God bless you!🙏🏼💗🙏🏼
Thank you for watching and always for your prayers. The devil is a liar. He leaves those alone that do not have a special gift. If he is not scared of the kingdom impact, he will leave the person alone. We thank God that our God is not bothered by, what we would consider setbacks. Every step of one’s journey leads him closer to the most high God we thank you for allowing us a glimpse inside of your journey. My continued prayer is for Nathan to be used mightily in Jesus name. we are very blessed here and we thank God for everything he is doing. Nana did mention to me that soon he will be taller than me.😂😂 may you continue to be blessed and strengthened blessings to your family greetings to Nathan. God bless you.
Whoa 😮, lots of garden harvests 👏👏. The plant you called basil looks like scent leaves, very flavorful, called (Nchonwu) in our language. I am desperate to get the seeds. Love the green garden eggs, just had some last week, so delicious in tomato sauce. 😋
Hello my dearest Sister! You’re right about growing your own food. I wish I were able to grow all we need, and more to help others. The worms get into the vines so my acorn squash didn’t make it. I pray the other vines do well because we love all squashes and my husband and daughter love cantaloupe! I have a couple plants that seem to be doing well of cantaloupe. I also have a vine that looks like it’s going to give a lot of cucumbers. What we can’t eat, I’d love to donate to an elderly couple who raise all different varieties of tortoises 🐢! Anyway! Prayers, love and blessings to you and your family !🙏🏼💗🙏🏼
