A 107 Years Old Dream Of Visiting Ghana Came True!-Tulsa Massacre Survivor 

As a Black American, I must say this was an extremely powerful video you uploaded my brother. This means a lot to us Black people in the Diaspora, and to our brother and sisters in Ghana and on the rest of the African continent. The 1921 race massacre was one of many in this country. The horrors that my ancestors faced in this country could never be properly expressed or understood. The racial hatred was so pervasive and ingrained into the fabric of the American society, that the children of those who descend from those who were responsible for it, still use racial hatred and disparities in their every day lives with dealing with Black people. To see Queen mother, her brother and family come to Ghana at such an older age is a blessing to say the least. The bridge to our ancestral home is built, and now we must as Africans and descendants of Africans embrace each other as one family. I will be traveling myself to Ghana soon, and I look forward to many visits and eventually moving one day in the future.

At this age of 107, her voice still sounds like a 50 yr old. Truely speeking ,Blacks don't crack. God bless

As a Jamaican living in the united states' for 18 years AFRICA continent is only hope for we black people. We should be proud and hold MAMA AFRICA very tight, we must build the beautiful continent because no one will build for us, we shouldn't allow our enemies to take advantage of us...I'm proud and lucky to be a black man ONE AFRICA 🌍🇬🇭🇯🇲🤜🏿🤛🏿

This is one of the deepest videos you’ve ever put up on your channel! Wow! Thanks for sharing...

If you are *BLACK* no matter the passport you hold or country you are born. You are *AFRICAN*

As a Black American thank you for letting Mother Fletcher share her story with your audience. Our ancestors and elders endured so many tragic horrors. I'm so glad Mother Fletcher is receiving her flowers while she's still alive.

ONE LOVE FROM JAMAICA!!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 ONE AFRICA!

When a tree connects to its roots it will flourish again.

Wode Maya asks the right questions and doesn't interrupt when they are talking. Such an intelligent guy. May God protect you and continue to grant you wisdom.

Africans in America…we need you, you are welcome home, we love you so much

Tulsa was also called "Little Africa"! This is full circle. 🤜🏿🤛🏾

This African born in Jamaica 🇯🇲 is coming for her African citizenship.

We can not imagine what she has seen. From segregation to the Motherland. God is good and faithful.

Its finally happening. They wanted us to go back to Africa. We want our people back. Am glad Grandma is letting them know how lovely Africa is. We may not have the latest techs but we know how to be happy with what we have.

MAYA will deserve an award oooo Because he's doing a great job

This interview hit home in a massive way. The story of Black wall street in Tulsa, one of the wealthiest Black communities in the United States and how it was massacred through racial violence reminds me of how the Benin Empire was razed to the ground by the British

Nothing makes me happier than seeing AA and African brothers and sisters loving each other..one love

Amazing,Unbelievable how aware she still is of her environment at this age.This is another level of grace

This why I like Ghana 🇬🇭 to much

WHOA!!! 107 years with a sharp mind, what’s left to wish for? May God continue to bless her and her family.

She want stay! Let her stay! she is 107..., how Long she got "Left" Let her "Live her dream. She lived a nightmare in her mind for a Century! Please grant her that

What an Amazing Woman...She looks so fresh and happy..My Culture My Pride

Ghana is generous and warm!! Such hospitality.

So many Africans came together to honor two of our American Elders of African descent, This type of homage and uplifting is a thing of the Most High God and those who serve him. Thank you Wode Maya and Ekow Simpson for your Honorable intentions with our Elders from America that would never have received such Honor from the country of their birth, in spite of giving their wholes lives and their children to "said" country. Thank You to every country and Honorable Royal Houses that felt moved to come and honor two of our Elders!

I love this 107 year old woman!! I want to be like her when I grow up!

Furthermore, I am so glad she made it to the Motherland!😊. Ghana is her home.

This event is selling Ghana in a big way to diasporans . Akwaba!

🇯🇲 to 🇬🇭 can't wait to touch the motherland

She's so happy to visit. It's all on her face.

While In the slave dungeon, he asked: "who would do this"? And she replied, " the same people-same energy that burned down Tulsa" . That is deep. United States of Black Africa or we perish.

I love that the Nigerians came to see her. That was really great

Welcome to Africa Mama. She's a great 👍woman. Great you interviewed her 👏.

To be African is a struggle and can be painful at times but I wouldn’t change it for the world !

*OMG!!!* Woda Maya I seriously can't believe you met up with the Tulsa massacre survivor. My brotha is making big moves out here ❤❤

We all have a deep longing to connect to our roots and ancestors. No matter your age, we’re all on a quest of self-discovery. What a beautiful post. Sending all my love to all the Kings and Queens watching ❤️

Welcome to our homeland Ghana 🇬🇭❤️

Such a sound mind at 107 and I forgot half of what I did last week! God bless her 🙏❤🇳🇦

Maya, I so much love this video. The west really but Africa on a bad light , the woman is so humble and lovely. From Bayelsa State Nigeria 🇳🇬.

To live over a century and see as much as she has seen, what a blessing.

Blessed are thou among women. God had prolonged her life to tell the world one of the Tulsa massacres is still much alive.

What a beautiful soul for not feeling bitter, shame those wicked people who burnt Tulsa down and their children have never changed.

The Tulsa massacre reminds me of how millions of Africans were SLAUGHTERED in cold blood by Europeans on the African continent 😢😢

I love the grandson! He watches over his grandmother the way we Black Americans often do! Thank you Ghana for hosting and Nigeria for their welcome as well! So glad to see "Queen Mother" treated well in Africa!

Ghanians are such a proud African people, proud of their skin, culture and love for their worldwide African people...well done, the rest we should emulate....

Historical consciousness should be in the DNA of all Africans 📚🌍✊🏾

She is amazing In every way! 107 years old and she can walk very well, speaks very well and has an incredible memory! May God bless Mother Fletcher 🙏🏾💖💖💖

Wode Maya, Wode Maya, Wode Maya, this is so great and touching. This shows our ancestors are calling... #wodemaya4million

You interviewed Mother Fletcher - I was so pleased she and her brother got to go home. 😍😍😍

May 31st,1921 remains one of the darkest day in blacks history in Tulsa-Oklahoma USA.

Crying!! This is so beautiful. Glad that she was able to visit her Motherland despite her advanced age. Thank you, Ghana.

Wode Maya! Thanks for the best interview. I am an African Caribbean woman 75 years old, l am so proud of the survivors, thank God for keeping them safe to visit our homeland. I am very proud of my strong Africans. we have suffered so much hell and still are... I wonder if any of the wicked devils that burned down the Black Wall Street are still alive.

Thank you thank you! This brought tears to my eyes! As an African American to see a Tulsa massacre survivor, make the trip back home touched my heart!

Welcome in your motherland grandma ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ We love you so much and love all our brothers and sisters in America.Sending you so much love From Senegal 🇸🇳

I couldn’t stop been watching this video and it’s Heart warming and it’s time African’s to wake up where ever they are, in America or in Caribbean or in motherland in Africa stand together sit together work each other and make Africa Great, from England but Somali 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴

Queen Mother really looked like she was enjoying herself. This gave me so much hope❤️ I wanna stay in the village though. I’m thankful for the Africans I’ve connected with here in NYC. We must re-educate ourselves and teach our children the truth.

Bro. I've watched a ton of your videos but this is the first one that I shed some tears. I wish I could have taken my late mother to Africa. She gave me my love for Africa. Sadly she passed away before visiting the motherland. I'm so happy when our elders are able to make the trip back home.

She’s very cognizant…sharp as a tac…! Wode you always bring this Fire…love your channel brother and what you’re doing…! Ghana showed up to welcome her…this is so amazing…!

I’m a grown a$$ man and I’m sitting here watching this video tearing up. This is the most emotional, powerful, and inspirational video I’ve ever watched on this channel. Thank you.

Thank you Ghana, Thank You President of Ghana. Nigeria needs to learn those little things that matters beyond oil and Cattles.

This is the welcome you get from the motherland. Where else if not Africa! Am overwhelmed. This video needs to go viral for all to see the kind of hospitality Africans give. Wow 🤩 welcome home Queen Mother. From Tulsa, Oklahoma to Ghana 🇬🇭. She is over 107 years old. Such a blessing

What a wonderful testimony of our people who have been misplaced by those who are still inflicted hurts amongst all black nations. Welcome back home Queen Mother. ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

Love that our naija brothers showed up, it made it more beautiful. One Africa

Just beautiful , our people are coming home, I'm in tears. The continent is calling us home.. One African people🇨🇺🇵🇷✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽🌍 ❤️

I don't know why this video makes me emotional. This is really beautiful. Nothing is impossible when you set your mind to do it and with God

"Some people believe what they hear but I want to believe what I have experience" 👏👏👏💙

As an African-American, I found this video very powerful and emotional. Thank You Wode Maya. 😭

I still don't understand why the hell on earth must someone dislike this video. If you are among the haters of prosperity in Africa Live long to see AFRICA SHINING AND PROSPERING . LOVE YOU MAYA FOR THE WORK WELL DONE

I cried. Her visiting gives hope to so many Black Americans that a door has been opened. We can see our elders at such a ripe age take this first step and know that it'll be okay for us too to do. Praise God ✊🏿. We love you Grandma 👵🏽😘. Thanks WodaMaya 😘.

This was so touching. I was in tears to hearing her testimony. So happy she made Africa at 107. I still have hope to get there.🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌

She look very beautiful and strong

I am so disheartened about a lot of the things you see on you tube in and about Africa. No where is perfect right.... Africa is in my heart as my bloodline is from there enslaved to the Caribbean.🇩🇲 I don’t know if I will ever go if I did it would be Ghana. Wode Maya you really opened my eyes to the continent From what we were taught at school it was lies. Respect too you ✊🏾

Touching. I can only imagine and hope everything African American or Caribbean alike would enjoy the same experience.

awww.....this just made me teary-eyed. Being able to see our elders fulfilling their dreams, touching down on the soil of our ancestors, what a blessing indeed. May God bless you, grandma.

Powerful video. Send love from Guyana 🇬🇾 South America

Dreams never dies and that's one of the examples...finally she visited Africa and the story tells it all. Thanks wode maya for the video shared and u were very humble and serious with work in the video.

This brought tears to my eyes. I LOVE US! I love how they welcomed their sister and brother with open arms and treated them like royalty. The respect Africans treat our elders with is unmatched! The survivors of the Tulsa massacre deserved that royal treatment plus more. This video really made my day! God bless Mama Africa ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

We love you our brothers and sisters African Americans and Jamaicans, the mother land , I mean your land Africa is always ready to welcome you home. One land, one people, one color, one love! Welcome home Queen mother, African Queen!

WOW, what a video, what a woman! 107 years old woman still going strong and she never gave up on her dream, what and inspiration. I love this video so very much, thank you so much Wode Maya, God bless abundantly.

We are AFRICANS, we honour our elders. They are special.

What a touching story and beautiful celebration

I heard that! she spoke to Congress about their treachery, left and was like book my air out.

I really enjoyed this video! God bless this woman 107!!! I want to be her one day ! However I pray I get to come back before I am as old . I left at age 16 ( northern Nigeria 🇳🇬) and have not been back ...for so many reasons, mostly fear and also I moved on to have a family here in the 🇺🇸 USA . Anyway I am sure my father and extended family who all still live in Nigeria would like me to visit. God bless Wode and all your viewers ❤️💐🌸

QUEEN AND OUR GRANDMOTHER WELCOME TO THE MOTHER LAND .GOD RICHLY BLESS YOU. AMEN.

Wow 107 and still sharp as a button, what a blessed elder may she live to see many more years.

Wow! I’m glad you interviewed her wodemaya. Their story should be heard by everyone!

This is awesome.... Thank you Queen 👑 mother at 107... Thanks a million Wode Maya... I AM MAYA

Thank you my brother for helping them tell their story. I love Americans and I adore African Americans. Their grace and enduring spirit is just beyond me.

Amazing ❤...she is absolutely BEAUTIFUL...my grandmother is 97 and we also call her Queen Mother👑❤..we live in the United States

Maya you are the International Social Relationship Ambassador. I can't wait to see you recognized by UNESCO. May it be so. Amen and Amen.

Queen Mother is from the same state as I am... She's in Tulsa Ok, and I'm in Oklahoma city, I've been to Tulsa many times. Excellent interview 👏

What an inspiring Queen mother, Nana! Increíble to think she is 107 years old and so alert, articulate and just beautiful. She is indeed blessed by the Most High. To be able to travel to the Continent at that age and have kept up with all the events is simply amazing. Congratulations Queen Mother. You exude love through and through. Congratulations to everyone who facilitated this from start to finish. To the President of Ghana and all the other officials who conferred citizenship to her, bravo, well done!! And to you big man Wode Maya, you are doing such an important work in showcasing the beauty and best of the continent to the rest of the world, especially us in the diaspora. Thank you! So many of us desire to visit the motherland and Nana's visit has further inspired my plan to make it to Ghana sooner than later. BRAVO FROM JAMAICA!!!

Africa is the home of love, generosity, hospitality,innovation and kindness. God bless you Wode Maya for the video. Any fellow Zimbabwean🇿🇼 here to appreciate the works for Wode Maya?

Loving the traditional dance

Awww what an honour! An honour to have her in Africa, and most importantly, to be honored by so many especially Ghanaians... God bless Ghana and Africa.

The Beauty of Africa is the warmest kindness and love of it's people in the face of Adversity! Queen Mother Fletcher at the age of 107 is living the biblical times and a testament of God's Grace! Being honoured by strangers in a foreign land despite her trials is amazing! There are lots of Historical events that has happened to black people all over the world that are known or not but this Tulsa Massacre is a great revelation to all and justice will be served in due time! Thanks Wode Maya!

I just cried throughout this video. The words that kept popping up in my mind were, "I am the dream and the hope of the slave. And still I rise!"

I so appreciate this WODE Maya. She is a treasure to Behold. You truly broke the mold with this one. I love ya for this brother.

😭 I am a historian. I know the sad event of Tulsa massacre. The saddest part was how the media was the cause of the massacre in 1921. A thriving business neighborhood of black people was wiped out in few days. Only Almighty God can deliver real justice in the hereafter.

Undescribable 🙆😅💃💃I cried so much.. it was a pleasure having you in Africa..your home..I wish you didn't have to go back to that land of captivity...

I miss Ghana paa 🇬🇭 ❤️