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As a Nigerian doctor who has practiced almost three decades in the UK and Australia, I was fighting back tears while watching this documentary. It shows what we Africans could achieve if we work together and with good leadership. Great video. Well done Wode, the "gynaecologist".
I don’t think you realize what you’re doing brother. You are not just showing us in the diaspora the real Africa, but you are also exposing us to what success and entrepreneurship looks like. Very much thankful and grateful watching these videos
This are the investment the diaspora needs to put in place. The land is clean and ready for development. Build market in the country mall clinics. Like you have what it takes to do it. Dollar to cedi work very well for the diaspora. If you do it today. Years to come you will enjoy more than expected
One of the so called founder of the company that build this out patient surgery center and also Aya Mensa park is Cheryl Mills (She is not even a millionaire) a former chief of staff and counselor to Hillary Clinton at the State Department. Founding Principal & Managing Director Jean-Louis Warnholz (white) is Founding Principal and Managing Director of the BlackIvy Group. Prior to joining BlackIvy, Jean-Louis Warnholz was a Senior Advisor in Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s office, focusing on public-private partnerships in emerging markets. Executive Chairman Tony Welters (black not an owner) President Obama appointed him to the Board of Trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where he serves as Chairman of the Finance Committee. Cheryl Mills worked ceaselessly to help a South Korean garment maker open a factory in Haiti, the centerpiece of U.S. government efforts to jump-start the island nation's economy after the 2010 earthquake. Mills took the lead on smoothing the way for the company, Sae-A Trading, which secured millions of dollars in incentives to make its Haiti investment more attractive, despite criticism of its labor record elsewhere. When she presided over the project's unveiling in September 2010, she introduced Sae-A's chairman, Woong-ki Kim, as the most important person at the ceremony, which included Clinton and the Haitian prime minister. Kim would later become important to Mills in a far more personal way -- as a financial backer of a company she started after leaving the State Department in 2013. The company, BlackIvy Group, is pursuing infrastructure projects in Tanzania and Ghana, the only African nations in the "Partnership for Growth," an Obama administration initiative that Clinton helped initiate that promotes investment in developing countries. The Dallas Morning News. For those of you who don’t understand please provide for me the names of the black owners and also sho me where they get the money to build housing and surgery centers across Africa...and we know who the richest black Americans are and it’s none of them.
Andrew Daley, Jr. One of the so called founder of the company that build this out patient surgery center and also Aya Mensa park is Cheryl Mills (She is not even a millionaire) a former chief of staff and counselor to Hillary Clinton at the State Department. Founding Principal & Managing Director Jean-Louis Warnholz (white) is Founding Principal and Managing Director of the BlackIvy Group. Prior to joining BlackIvy, Jean-Louis Warnholz was a Senior Advisor in Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s office, focusing on public-private partnerships in emerging markets. Executive Chairman Tony Welters (black not an owner) President Obama appointed him to the Board of Trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where he serves as Chairman of the Finance Committee. Cheryl Mills worked ceaselessly to help a South Korean garment maker open a factory in Haiti, the centerpiece of U.S. government efforts to jump-start the island nation's economy after the 2010 earthquake. Mills took the lead on smoothing the way for the company, Sae-A Trading, which secured millions of dollars in incentives to make its Haiti investment more attractive, despite criticism of its labor record elsewhere. When she presided over the project's unveiling in September 2010, she introduced Sae-A's chairman, Woong-ki Kim, as the most important person at the ceremony, which included Clinton and the Haitian prime minister. Kim would later become important to Mills in a far more personal way -- as a financial backer of a company she started after leaving the State Department in 2013. The company, BlackIvy Group, is pursuing infrastructure projects in Tanzania and Ghana, the only African nations in the "Partnership for Growth," an Obama administration initiative that Clinton helped initiate that promotes investment in developing countries. The Dallas Morning News. For those of you who don’t understand please provide for me the names of the black owners and also sho me where they get the money to build housing and surgery centers across Africa...and we know who the richest black Americans are and it’s none of them.
We love it bro.. We love it. We're keeping an eye on everything happening in Ghana... Africans and African American together... Just beautiful. We're family. All the way from Dr Congo
My country (Barbados) is opening an Embassy in Ghana shortly. We will also have direct flights in the very near future. I’m very excited for these developments and I’m looking forward to visiting soon.
All small Caribbean islands need to join African Union.I feel sorry when see those hurricanes hit them.Maybe some people can have move to Africa visa free wherever the weather are bad.
Thank you all for your kind words. Im not sure if any other Caribbean islands currently have Embassies in Africa, but I hope they all will. It’s time. As for the hurricanes, I love that suggestion. Anything we can do to help each other, is welcomed. Fortunately, because of where my island is situated in the Atlantic, we haven’t had a hurricane since 1955, and that one actually turned around and came back to us. I’m still coming though and bringing my sister with me
We should be thinking about creating jobs there with our knowledge by joining with others in our respective domains rather than just moving there to find a job.
I completely agree but nija should get it 2gether with roads, Electricity and safety cuz Ghana won't be the only hub others are drawn. No 1 wants to leave comfort n land in hellhole¡
If you believe Dr. Wode Maya is the best DOCTORTUBER in the world just smash the like button... His channel is better than so called main stream media channels
I am amazed at how poorly the media that is targeted at African Americans depict African countries. All my life I've been indoctrinated with information that depicts these beautiful countries as "3rd world" or "destitute" uncivilized places. This channel has opened my eyes to see beyond the lies about African countries! Ghana in particular is way more beautiful and rich with life than I could have ever imagined. My husband and I have put together a financial plan to return one of the African countries that are welcoming diasporans. Thank you Wode Maya for offering a new and more accurate perspective of this beautiful place! :)
I brought my two work colleagues from England to Ghana . Now they are always bothering me about another trip to Ghana with them. The Africa they know is what they are fed by the BBC and were extremely surprised.
Life in most African countries is dismal. That is the fault of the leaders in those counties. The government works to make the leaders rich and neglect the needs of their people.
Hi Guys, I am an Indian , stayed in Ghana for 18 months. Ghanian doctors are so good as like doctors in India. But it is a costly affair in Ghana. Naturally, because everything is imported. That is the only difference. In general Ghanians are intelligent and nice people. Ghana as a country is a land of peace. I never expected such a lovely stay in Ghana. God bless Ghana and its people.
The Luca health Centre owned by an African American person out there. Why is Ghana now a home again. It is nice to see Afro Americans improving the health care system in Ghana in their own way.
Love!!! Love!!! Love this!!! As a US born and raised RN my dream is to open a women's clinic in Kumasi for poor and impoverished women. So that I can have a positive impact on the maternal/infant mortality rates. I had plans to travel back to GH this Dec..but with all the foolishness going on I'm postponing my trip to Summer 2021.. I can't wait to come back and see what all GH has to offer me...as well as what I have to offer GH!!!
This is truly amazing, I work in the Recovery Room here in America as a Nurse and I discharge so many same day surgery patients, its refreshing to see that these ideologies have transfered to Ghana!, I can't wait to one day return and impact the country as well. Great Video Maya!
Michelle. This is like a dream come true for many of us in the continent. I never thought I would live long enough to see Africans and African American working together on the continent!!!! Wow, beautiful. Watching from DR Congo .
I am a Nigerian living in Europe and I am so proud of Ghanaians and the Ghana government for providing the enabling environment for the progress of their people and the country. Africa as a whole is enormously blessed and I believe that if all African leaders are people oriented Africa will a paradise on earth and the pride of the black race. Ghana is setting an example. I will be going back to my roots soon. Africa is my home. Thank you so much WODE MAYA for the great content, as always. Remain blessed bro.
@Deshone Robinson there you go again with that mess. I told you on someone's else channel that nobody is not trying to hear that. You really should stay off these pro African you tube channels. Let us be black, proud and African.
@Deshone Robinson How is that helping us by standing in America? You can stay in America but don't push that agenda to other black Americans. You see how some of them feel. We feel unwanted. Keep your ideology to yourself and let us enjoy Africa. If you enjoy American, so be it. Leave us alone.
I love Ghana. You have embraced other Africans and African Americans may you benefit greatly from their investment and ideas. It breaks my heart that there are still conflicts like in Cameroon, between english speaking and french speaking, or Sudan over religion, or any xenophobia. From your history Keane Nkrumah to your current president you have remained consistent in promoting panafricanism. May Ghana prosper.
That is the meaning of the black star. Inspire the continent and beyond. Nkrumah used all of Ghana's resources to fund African Independence. His famous words - " the Independence of Ghana is meaningless until it is linked with the total liberation of Africa"
Cameroon with its dual system of English and French just like Canada should be an asset to the country. French-English bilingual Cameroonians should be sweeping international positions and educating french, English speakers all over the world. Hope for the best for them
In Cameroon, when other Africans talk about removing all borders between nations, some Cameroonian want independence because they speak a colonial language. Crazy!
Love how Ghana is opening its doors and hearts to the whole diaspora....no more Europe no more China no more America...we can do it together. Hope more Sub-Saharan African countries do the same.
Let us African Americans this winter instead of spending money on Christmas in the US let’s pull that money and build a community in Ghana for retreat from America a wellness center with apartments etc
Please go there and invest in industries of production of varoius things, which will bring you money, give job to African brothers, try to emprove their quality of life and also help the economy. I will tell you one thing: The African continent is the image of all black man and woman on earth. No matter your nationality, whether you are black American, black Briton, black from France or Japan, people will jugde and treat you according to the situation in Africa. You can't escape this reality. So that's why it is important for us to build and try to develop Africa. Then you will see that when people of other continents will come there for vacation and see this development, they will start to respect the black man and woman. Some people will even go on their knies in African embassies in their counties to beg for a visa for Africa for work or other reasons. Remember Africa is a paradise everybody agree.
This is awesome, I thank these professionals who had left their life in the state to establish such a laudable venture in Africa particularly in Ghana to help cure Ghanaians!! I am really grateful and proud of them for their selfless behavior and passion for Africa
@@truezladye1893 For me, even if it is a little more expensive, I'd rather spend it on a fellow African country. If the quality of care is equal or better, then it's a no brainier for me. Medical tourism is a real thing; Americans go to Mexico, Europeans go to Turkey, Africans tend to go to India. But maybe we can go to Rwanda, or Ghana or some other country or stay in your own country if you can find the services.
This was right on time. As I am doing my research to make my move to Ghana in 2 years, I just made a list of insurance policies that I can transfer over there. Now to see this state of the art hospital, this is getting easier and easier. Everything is falling in place. Wow, thank you
I am saying this prophetically, this is the early wave back to Africa, wait, and you will see People in Exodus back to the land. Wode Maya thank you young man for the vision to carry out this Platform. let us not forget: God the Father, Son Jesus and Holy Spirit....Peace
Yes. I am a Black American, born and raised, and I have been researching several African countries for the last year now, and Ghana has steadily moved up my list and is now at the top. I have one year left before I finish my dual degree in Applied Mathematics & Computer Science. I am specializing in Artificial Intelligence. I have heard the call, and I now want to take my skills to Ghana.
Your timing of this video is perfect. I am a semi retired Primary Care physician in the the US...planning my 1st trip to Ghana next March 2021...would love to see this facility and met some of the staff.
Thanks to Luca health for bringing such State of the art facility here in Ghana.This means that all the diasporans will be assured of quality health care
adjoa anima yes they do For local private insurance they accept GLICO & Acacia medical insurance For international insurance: Aetna Bupa MetLife UnitedHealth Care Henner international Geoblue AXA Euro Center Allianz Care
Ghana will be better place than America. USA is 244 yrs old since independent, GH is 63 yrs old since independent. By the time Ghana will be 200 yrs old. Heaven will be in Africa. Don't be late to join the train.
I just completed my Physician Associate Masters degree in the UK (called Physician Assistant in the US and other countries). I am Ghanaian but born and raised in the UK. I already had plans to move to Ghana, but watching videos like this from Wode Maya really sums it up for me, I gotta work towards home! Thank you Wode! Who knows, I may be in the next video at Lucca Health☺️🙏🏽
You definitely have to come down. You will not regret at all. Just make sure you have everything intact and you are good to go. We have to build Ghana and Africa. Together we can! 💪
Truly inspiring, we the pan Africans should make sure that all Africans in need of medical attention should go to Ghana 🇬🇭. Let’s make that noise across the the continent
Ghana has the Black Star as the centerpiece of it's flag, inspired by Marcus Garvey's Black Star Shipping Line. God rest the souls of Kwame Nkrumah and Marcus Garvey: KINGS.
Wode Maya makes Africa shine like a diamond...u motivated me to start my channel to start my African story to share Humour, Arts, Royalty, Culture, Tradition
To be Frank with my Conscience, The PACE at which GHANA is developing....If it continues like this to the NEXT 10yrs, Ghana will be second to the most developed Country in Africa. As for Mr. Ghana Baby, Your Country's Authority should show you some Recognition at least. You deserve it!
The access Wode Maya has gained is a testament to his hard work and Ghana businesses desiring the exposure to show off their great work and the infrastructure that’s coming along. This is channel is proving to be transformational. Keep up the good work! MAHA, baby!
African Americans not only have roots in Ghana but we also have roots in Nigeria, Senegal, Gambia, DRC, Angola, Gabon, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, Central African Republic, Mali, Togo, Benin, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Guinea-Bissau.
yahman di bomboclots raided all these places don't forget there used to be 3 empires in Afrika and Dem fight Ashanti for long ...they took away my lovely black ancestors..the best of di best di fitest of di fitest that's why u see unimaginable feats being performed at di Olympic...... yahman all black man is African...one love
Wode Maya is truly an innovator extraordinaire...to be able to adapt in a quarantine situation...and still produce not just good informative content, but great content...GO MAYA!!!
i love ghana, the pride of west africa. I hope that in the next few years it will become the elite of the economy, scientific research , military and sport of the entire continent and will outclass South Africa
Guy is Naija a jock to You, You have to surpass Naija first before thinking of becoming the pride of west Africa.... Don't forget Nigeria make up 70% of West Africa's Economy.... Ghana and South Africa are our errand boys.
Who else thinks it’s been forever since Wode posted. Ghana man, stop taking too long. Happy New Month. No be only Gynecologist 🤣 Wode. Thanks for opening Ghana up to the world.
This actually makes me feel more comfortable as I have Sickle Cell Disease & loved Ghana when I visited however thought I COULD NEVER live there as I require regular medical care that includes a monthly appointment, medications, and the occasional hospitalization. Although I would love to see an actual Emergency Room hospital in Ghana that could handle trauma emergencies like car accidents, this is huge! I would feel more comfortable living in Ghana knowing I could actually receive necessary health care!!! Now my husband might listen to my plan to move knowing I can be treated there and not have to come back to the USA every other month! Amazing Wodemaya!
Wao. I have not heard of this hospital until Maya brought it up. There are many state of the art private hospitals in Ghana. There are many government hospitals too that deliver wonderful service. It beats my mind that people still think they can’t have access to certain services when they go to Africa.
Africans on the continent and those of us in the diaspora are one ppl. I reject letting the ppl that stole us define who we are. Thanks for this video.
Maya, u should have studied journalism, your interviews are quite professional.. Thumbs up to my Cameroonian doctors in there... I'm Cameroonian.. In Dubai ❤❤❤
I'm so touched by their effort. We need to see their contributions so we can give them the needed and the necessary praises and blessings. We cannot just by-pass them for not saying *God bless them*. God bless you guys. We are proud of your effort. God bless you so much. I'm really happy tonight. God bless you Maya for letting us see and appreciate their effort.
The numerous interviews (with people working in diff. departments), and the portrayal of the daily life in the hospital, turned this vid into a documentary. Great work Wode Maya and team 👍👍
You know investment is an opportunity to make money right? Our brethren should be thankful that there is a base where we can all come and make money. Also, this group is powered by a number of people (including likely some white funding parties).
@thulani xxx Ghana has hospitals but lacks specialized medical centers. Ghana and Africa needs more of these centers. Your politicians, chiefs, and rich pastors travel to EU and USA for care at such centers.
Excellent! I am a doctor (Internal medicine). Although, I am not in practice. I have several other degrees. So, I chose to have my own business related to education and children in foster care. This is where my heart naturally thrive. However, I am a university professor in Science and Nursing students. I am ready to move to Africa and extend my business along wit farming. I am feeling strong about the move. It is because of WODA MAYA. Loving you totally, Stephanie Zion Abubakari AL 💚
WODE MAYA i feel that the spirit of the ancestors & the full Blessings of God is on your Life, my brother this is what you were meant to do...it is amazing how everywhere you set your feet, CEO's & other high profile people are always making time to meet with you, and are delighted to have you share with them their story wow! Doors are opening daily for you...i feel the Kings in Africa will soon call on you for an exclusive interview... believe that.👍🦾
Very enthused, I am in the medical field and to see this in Africa (Ghana) give us hope for optimal care all around, especially for woman.. I just recently received a new family doctor , he had his practice in England for many years and recently came to Canada..He is Cameroonian, very brilliant at his medical work. Thank you Maya and to the all the medical specialists at Luca...well needed..
Please share to family and friends in GH and beyond so that more people will know about this place for quality health care services...Woda has done well to bring this hospital to our attention.
This is fantastic because here in the US the longer you stay in the hospital the more they bleed you of your money. And this should show our people world wide that we care about our people, not wanting them to live in the hospital. I hope this hospital gets expanded to help more of our people, and continue to prosper. Once we get fully situated on the continent then the ones that stereotype us will come running for better treatment.
There'll be more medical tourism as there's already medical tourism. Sierra Leoneans, Liberians, Ivorians and Nigerians already travel to Ghana for cancer treatments at Korle Bu and SGMC.
Wonderful episode, brother! Thoroughly enjoyed it. Was very enlightening and encouraging. Words will not adequately express the pride that I feel of my fellow African Americans. They are making such a huge impact and difference. Keep up the great work!
My Cameroon brother and sister in Ghana .as an African, we are free to live everywhere in Africa Waooo Africa the home THANK YOU WODE MAYA STAY BLESS BROTHER
Nice to hear from Mr. Roodney, sounds very American. This hospital looks really upto standard. State of the art indeed. Oh wow, this is nice to hear. It makes the hospital less habitual to infections and disease. Wow sold their home and packed up to Ghana. That’s just wow. True, most Africans go out to seek medical care. The after care is even very expensive. Great one. Weldone to Lucca team.
As an African American, I would feel safer in a modern "world class" facility in Ghana like this way more than I would in the "world class" facilities here in the States. Here in America, Black women are dying at extremely high rates during child birth because of various reasons all connected to racism. We're also dying at high rates from COVID-19 due to a number of factors, racism included. Living an Black existence in America is to constantly be punished for being descendant of enslaved Africans; it's exhausting! My hope is that all (or at least the majority) of the countries in Africa become a safe-haven for all Africans and Black people in the diaspora so that, if we so choose to, we can move and live away from the evil threat of White Supremacy and anti-blackness
@E You must be a white supremacist troll! You will not deflect away from the constructive conversation we will have underneath this video. You can't fool me with that reverse psychology BS and it must kill you to know that
Well said bro. I am an African from DR Congo. I keep saying the same thing here. Africa has all the resources it takes to have a better life here than in Western countries. I love what's going on in Ghana. If you ever check the map of Africa, you will find out that Dr Congo is ten times bigger than Ghana. But the population of Dr Congo is only 3 times bigger than that of Ghana. Which means you can fit the whole population of Dr Congo on a land 3 times as big as Ghana, and still have a land 7 times as Ghana that remains empty.... That's just one example to show you how big the African continent is. What we want is for all African countries to be able to grant automatic citizenship to any bro/sister from the African diaspora who want to settle in the continent.... We'll get there. I am starting to believe... Let's make it happen. All the way from Dr Congo 👍👍👍👍👍
@@theben10futureyamin70 Tell Paul Kagame to stop stealing your resources. I guess Congo is too big and it's easy for Paul Kagame to sneak in and steal your resources?
Maya your a true son of Ghana and Africa as a whole, thanks for the projections and the good image your the continent,may your kind be multiplied on the continent to help change the narrative for more successful stories like this
This is amazing! This clinic is better than some canadian ones I have seen! I swear! Africa is changing! I have to see that myself I'll visit Ghana as soon as possible!
It is important to note that this clinic does not even make the list of the top 10 hospitals in Ghana so there are even better options. Here is an article on the top ten health facilities in Ghana. @t You can google each of the facilities listed to find out more.
