19 years in GHANA|| She moved to Ghana from the USA to build a house & start a community farm. 

Hello, looks like you are really enjoying your self👍🏿what Real Estate company did you use to buy the Land? K

I love that you integrate into the local communities, I’d love to be own pals and get info to start the journey for me and my friends/family. Much love and blessings. Hope to hear back from you.

What you are doing is absolutely beautiful If I can do only half of what you're doing I would feel fulfilled serving and helping a community of good hearted people I would be excited see what I could contribute.

What her RU-vid name?

I was hear people not bringing enough money but yall never give information on how much money a person should have when they come I think that's more about thing the rest yall speak on.

Planning is key. If you don’t plan you will have it tough or you might have to go back home

Oh am happy you had a great interaction with locals

That is what struck me about her. Her love for helping people

RIIIGHT! ALL communities need this!

She truly does. She is very real and gives a practical Perspective

Absolutely. Props to her

I appreciate you. Thank you so much.

@@jahzarafashionalchemy you’re most welcome Queen. I’m a Ghanaian as well and you’re truly touching lives and you deserve to be acknowledged. May our ancestors continue to lead you, expand your horizon, strengthen you, bless you with good health and wealth. May you live long and continue to be happy and soar higher. Above all, May you continue to be a blessing to humanity. One love!

Oh she is amazing. She says it as it is but is very graceful too

She truly is

She is very adaptable and knows how to live with people! Ghana is now her home!

I agree 👍 💯

@@naurineondiro-ce2ov true

But she should have moved to South Africa...it is a softer landing than Ghana.

​@@pietrojenkins6901 maybe she prefers Ghana. Not everyone wants to leave the USA and go to where there's another form of racism.

She is truly one of a kind. I learnt a lot from her.

I appreciate you!

You cannot move to someones home and distance yourself from the natives

Yes. She is also a fashion designer and sells clothes made from original fabric

She truly is

You're right! Learning so much from this Queen on how to navigate and help the community when I move to Rwanda in June! Most African Americans I see in the Motherland hang out with each other!

I felt that sis!

Awwwww warriyah this is so beautiful. I am very happy for you and your reconnection with the motherland

​@@jahzarafashionalchemy This was an awesome interview. Thank you for sharing.

Yes, thank you

Absolutely. She used a very smart strategy

Hello, welcome to Ghana. You will have to live here for a while and go to immigration to have it looked into

I am humbled. Thank you so much!

Oh I deeply admire and respect her for that. It is one of the ways of building up the continent

She is truly a queen

The land is abundant

@@newdawnafrica and it mostly rains, I have left Accra and how enjoying I live in a forest area, food fresh from the farm

Thank you

I appreciate you.

Awwwww she is a powerhouse. Met her and I tell you we had the best conversation ever

She is

She truly is

She is selfless

She is oozing wisdom

Thank you so much! I appreciate you

We must all find ways of giving back to the community

She is amazing. Very realistic and has the right mindset

Awww thank you very much

What a fantastic woman,so genuine and optimistic and not critical.I would one day like to meet her.

Oh she is. It is very important to give back to communities you find yourself in

Thank you

Not only the AA but all in the DIASPORA,meaning those from the Caribbean as well.

Why do you think Ghana needs international NGOs ?

@@benbo7042 exactly

@@benbo7042 Thank you and 😮ask these motherfuckers for me, Ghana don’t need any African Americans and Caribbean’s to develop, but African Americans rather needs Ghana to make it big..it’s a fact..Nobody should deceive them that Ghana needs them..Ghana is and has been Ghana with or without these African Americans..so eneough of those nonesense that Ghana needs African Americans..African Americans need Ghana to find their real purpose in life..they find real peace and freedom in Ghana..so how do u tell me it’s Ghana that needs African Americans..we cherish our beautiful country Ghana, we love our country Ghana..God bless our homeland Ghana and make it strong..

@@Yesumo1932 Bro, you are absolutely right and I agree with all you said. There are those AA who have been coming to Ghana and some African countries in the past and they quietly settled and made no noise. You wouldn't even know that they are AA until you hear them talking. It was nice. The recent ones coming and those who have not even lived in Ghana are the ones who ,min their sick mind, these think Ghana needs them to develop. My question to them has always been that if they are so good in development, why are most of the communities they live in , in the US , are run down communities? Why can't they develop those areas? Most of them hardly achieve any higher education, hardly have any transferable skills yet they think Africa or Ghana needs them so badly and this is laughable. Let's look around Ghana, has any of them opened any factory or company that employs more than 10 workers? Has any of them constructed any road ? All I see is some restaurants or food joints. This is not what development of a nation is about. Ghanaians are the only ones that can develop Ghana.

Absolutely. She is very pure and genuine

Always welcomed

I appreciate you!

She is very realistic and was truly ready to live in Ghana

Yes, Ondiro, wonderful interview. Not like the other's. Wow

"...stop our lives...live for them". As an American, what does that look like?

Awww she has the heart of an angel

Glad you enjoyed it!

Ohhhh Yolanda, am glad you found your way to the motherland. I hope you are enjoying your stay in Tanzania

That she does know

I appreciate your light! We are trying to do our bit. Ase and amen to that!

Thank you

You're right 💯 ✅️

Word

I hate complaining people

Are you saying that we should not complain about anything because someone more resourceful than most of us has found a way of making it here? There are thousands of Ghanaians who are also making it, but there are millions who are finding it difficult because of the open thievery, corruption, ineptitude, and incompetence of our leaders, and so we have every right to complain. Are you saying that the current situation of excruciating hardships is not real, or that we should fold our arms and shut our mouths while a few plunder the country when millions are driven more into poverty everyday because of bad policies and recklessness of government? Please, be sensitive to the reality of our people, and give them some respect.

@@ibrahimissaka5208 We are yet to have a president who can figure out how to raise a working capital (for the country) from zero. They always run to the IMF for loans, while they are living large themselves. But some people don't understand why "the so called Ghanaians" are complaining. They have listened to someone who has had a quality education in an enabling environment that made it possible to save some $, and are comparing that to people schooling under trees. Eiii, is this not apples and oranges comparison?

Amen to that

Absolutely.

I appreciate your kindness. I am humbled.

She runs online platforms and am sure these are conversations she would be glad to have. Check the description box. I have linked her contact details

Thank you very much. Working towards it

Thank you so much!

Absolutely

Thank you so much!

We agree!

I have attached her information in the description box

I appreciate your high vibes and encouragement. I am humbled.

We just need to allow them room to be able to work. That means putting in place systems that work and support investment

She is a designer. Kindly check the description box I attached her details

This is also one problem

Both are the problem. You are also correct.