This is so good. I home educated 4 of my kids to college level. It was very rewarding. Yes you need to follow the child's interests. They need to learn what the real world is...not follow useless subjects. Now helping my oldest daughter to home-educate her daughter. As a Ghanaian- UK based. People called me crazy. They did go on to Uni but they're working and doing business too. I'm so impressed by what I'm hearing.
Wow that’s powerful! Thanks for sharing. We currently do home school too. My wife is in charge of the formal education side and I’m in charge of the informal education aspect. Currently my 12 and 13 year old girls are enrolled in Google’s Fundamentals in Digital Marketing course. I’m helping them with the certification. Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning courses are on the plan as well.
Yes I agree, moving to another country without savings may not be the best idea. But I know the UK and other western countries don't make it easy to save money. I'm from the UK and lived in Asia and moved from Asia and I now live and work in Tanzania. Africa is very peaceful. There are also opportunities to create new businesses. Good luck to this family
I'm really blessed with the video. It's educational , interesting, and very informative . Mr and Mrs Nimoh, your labour of love will never be in vain, especially Mama Ella, for her love and sacrifice in making the dream come true 👍🙏🏿😍 Great interview ❤️
The most important TEACH them READ habits and never EVER let television schooling bamboozle destroy and dumb down the humanity reasoning that transformed humans in 2 ZZZZZZZZOMBIESZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.
Listen, things are changing in the UK; you can call the police or the ambulance, and they might not turn up, you also cannot get an appointment t the doctor unless it's an emergency. It's becoming very scary.
The NHS we are over worked and underpaid. I know colleagues who left as they can get more money elsewhere. I can get a G.P appointment easily, because I don't put up with receptionist telling me whether I can have an appointment or not and sometimes I make out my ailment is more serious than it is, although last time I had an infection in my eye , once I said I was bathing my eye in bleach, they soon gave me an appointment. It is sad that I go to these lengths but sometimes it's the only way. UK has gone down into the gutter. I'm born here and there's nothing no more. No prospects
Halleluja,,mum Is a woman of competent,,ideal,,God feared,, A good dedicated and a devoted German woman,who loves her second home and brought her beautiful family back to their root.Praise God the most high.Amen.❤❤❤
That was great. First time subscriber. I am from Zim. The one consistent thing I see is you have to be humble to relocate back or move to Africa. Small things should not break you. If you have lots of money well you are not that impacted. However most people do not have a lot of money so like he said see how the locals live and then figure out what mix of local and foreign living fits yout pocket. Most of the things like ham, bacon, burgers etc that most eat in the West are highly processed and not good for health which most of us dont have a good handle. I am surprised how many people have lots of ideas about making money but pay little attention to healthy living. This family will succeed because of their attitude and their understanding kids.
@@FamilyByNature Thank you for all the valuable lessons you are imparting. Those with ears to hear will listen. You and your wife,s transparency is adorable. I am not surprised by your kids because they have two great parents and teachers.
This interview is bomb of knowledge! Thank you Guys for sharing your experiences and giving your ideas on ways and how anyone contemplating on wheather or not to come back home... A lot of families are going to be relocating back home soon because of your stories, me too. Cheers!!
This man is a God fearing man, thats why he has wisdom and able to survive well. Many in Africa are into traditional religion and misguided and not focused.
I first watched your interview on family by nature and has since been following both of you. The expression I learnt, ironically, in a grad class is 'too much schooling, too little education :) The idea of moving to Ghana super is close to my heart but for now, I'm showing others the educational path to Canada :)
very true I am from Trinidad and Tobago but visited Ghana twice and really enjoyed the place and will love to relocate at present i am in the UK Ghana is amazing
"we have the agrarian(agriculture) age, the industrial age and the information(technology) age. And the rules are different in every age" Truer words couldn't have been said.
So sorry for the loss of your baby😅 I know God will turn your tears into a smile. I can fully empathise with you because I personally went through what Diana went through but I thank God I have now overcome it. Right now it is the hormones which are disturbing her because the same happened to me. The good thing is that you are believers. The Word of God says He will never leave us nor forsake us, so God will definitely put a smile onto your faces. It is well with you. Remain blessed 🙌
I am so inspired by such interviews. This is wat I actually needed. Africa for Africans. Let us not get scared to go back home (Africa) and develop our countries . Lots of love guys
*This is great advice here!* Do not get to caught up into degrees, especially if one has the entrepreneurial spirit. Just relying on a formal education can shackle one to a life of mediocrity, well paid but in bondage. If you do not have the entrepreneur mindset at the time, get the degree. If you become, good if not, then the degree makes you employable and pays the bills.
Germans don't dictact. But are mostly complemized, . They have respect I can tell you and they are kind to strangers.i am speaking as I still live in Berlin with them...ooooh praise God most high. They are simply wonderful❤❤❤❤
Hello Mickey. Thank you so much for a video loaded with useful information and wisdom. I am in the UK, but planning to work remotely from Congo DRC. God bless you!
I am happy for this interview ,the IT people are so confident because he knows the value for money anf look like they have the world at hsnd ,this is very good and encouraging since i have plans to move as well to Ghana
There has to be a trade off. Stay at home for peace but don't drive. The luxury in living in the west is it is spacious, scenic, quality infrastructure. There is traffic jams but you can move away from those areas and have peace. Accra is very congested. There advantage is peace in Ghana and travel to the UK and the US if they choose to.
This is exactly what we've been saying in US long time and doing. As well many American becoming millionaires 4,000 a day many 16-32. E commerce, RE, Digital ECT. Creative is necessary & new skills for everyone or you're out. Many building homes and bringing value and yes we love CFUN/Russell ...it seems the globe has finally listen to Americans we've been 20-40 yrs trying to tell people grow, heal, build, share, chip in, build home & abroad, ad value, teach at home regardless of school, life skills ECT. We originally created & built in hundreds of years until reprogrammed for other things were just returning to our ways... More responsible.
I agree with all the business debates, but kids have to get the basic education first. At list to have a high school diploma first, for writing and speaking, then any other thing can follow. Thanks.
@@africansister please I didn’t say education is wrong. My children are receiving both formal and informal education. What I share was my personal experience and not
Thank you very much for the feedback. I wanted to adopt this freestyle podcast sort of production but I think I will have to go back to tripod and formal one. Thanks very much.
So, half the battle is that the father is from Ghana...he returned home. Not a huge problem as he knows the landscape and how to navigate it. Now if he were a historic diasporian, repatriating to Ghana, that might be a different narrative altogether.
Come on, education is important at least at the bachelor's level. Zuckerberg attended Harvard University but dropped out after his sophomore year to establish Facebook so he was already very smart [he was certainly not an average kid!] to have been admitted to Harvard in the first place. Formal education in the right subject area is important and always a fallback for our kids so I hope that this video does not discourage the youth about the value of good education. Businessmen/women without the right formal education are often times duped by their educated workers they hire because they have no clue about the intricacies of business!
@nyameyen.4060, you are just stuck in old school ways and thinking. Those kids can get formal education from the comfort of their home. If you are not doing STEM, why do you have to stay in a particular camp or location for four good years to get education in this age of RU-vid and AI tutors?
Well said, I don’t understand why people think you can survive in africa without a good education. Arguably, education is more important when in Africa than abroad
Please I’m a teacher myself and know the value of education. I teach my children the concept of lifelong learning. I focus on both formal and informal education.
@@MickeyAgyei very misunderstood unfortunately. Some equate education with having a degree. Education is more than that. Not everyone needs a degree. There are certifications which are taught by industry experts which are excellent options as well. My good friend is and IT consultant at Dell. He opted for IT certification with Microsoft instead of a degree. The bottom line is: Know your WHY. Also there’s no finish line for education especially in this age. I believe in the concept of lifelong learning.
Familles they made a good decision to move to Africa because soon all black people in the whole world returning back to Africa this is Almighty God's prophecy. Africa will stand up to receive all children they lose for long time ago and God's help.
Marrying a German woman ,,one never regrets,.because they are so submissive,, dedicated,,pure,,true,,,cool but sure family first,,,kind and have unconditional love.
German women submissive? That's just wrong. Everyone is an individual, of course, but 'submissive' is definitely not among the words people use to describe what our women here in Germany are typically like. German women, especially those you can meet abroad, tend to be well educated, independent, and quite opinionated. Especially on matters of gender equality. I wouldn't argue against the rest of your characterizations, especially in comparison to British or American women. But be aware that many German women are not happy in the long run if they can't work or if they make considerably less money than their husband does, and many are not happy if they make a lot more money, either. And German women normally expect all household duties to be shared equally if both partners are working.
Congractulations. I have over 50 acres of cashew planted, 50 acres of farm land, $30k saved, single, and I still feel like is not enough for me to move back home 😕
It's understandable. In my honest opinion, you will have to be comfortable with living without some western comfort to be able to move back home. It's not for everyone.
I am not in the middle of the word be(lie)ve but I would like to know myself how they went about coming to Ghana without having no fake money I really want to know??
