I MOVED TO GHANA FROM THE USA,I DONATED EVERYTHING I OWNED AND LEFT AMERICA WITHIN 48HRS 

I agree, be ready to adopt and change your mind set

Thank you for your comment

Well said.

🤣🤣🤣.You call misinformation wisdom? Birds of the same feathers flock together.

We all share her frustration.

That's a painful truth Bro

Really

@@WebnationAfrica Yes, l was amazed to see that lifestyle of the people is just the way we grew up in the Caribbean. All the food and vegetables and fruits are the same . The hustle at the markets and transportation is so Caribbean. The warmth and friendliness of the people is so Caribbean. I said to many of my friends upon my return to the USA that those of us who where born in the Caribbean do not realize how much African we are until we visit Africa. Its so easy to fit in . Only the tribal languages reminded me that l was not in the Caribbean. I see so much similarities from places like Guyana, Jamaica, St Lucia, St Vincent, Trinidad its unbelievable.

@@chrisc1881 it shouldn’t be all that unbelievable. Africans were brought from West Africa with a lot less European interaction and influence vs the US. So it actually makes sense.

@@preciousone86 Well it was really an eye opener for me and a realization that we are more alike than different.

@@WebnationAfrica Africa needs to rebrand and establish its own recreational industries to reoccupy us from USA

I think it’s an African problem, we want to fly before we can walk.

We will next year

I hope to be in the country when that happens . I’m currently in the US but planning to return back to live in Liberia with my family also considering coming to Ghana.

That’s awesome

In Africa as a whole. It’s important

That Part.

Another semi educated one who misinterprets whatever he/she reads.

Perfectly right 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 !

@@benbo7042 tell me what I misinterpreted and how so. This was made over a month ago...so please advise so I can enlighten you on what I meant...there's nothing semi about me...

@@benbo7042 ahhhhhhh...after relistening to this video and rereading your comments, we are really in agreement mostly...unfortunately, y our vitriol and disdain for anyone coming or commenting from the states has blurred your vision...smh

@@ThatBronxGuhrl When truth is spoken , those who can't stand it see it get in a defensive mode as see it as a disdain. This is nothing new. However, those who understand it agree with it. One should not expect everyone to agree with him/her. The important thing is that corrections are made to disprove the missinfo.

In congo we stopped it. Girls are asked to braid their hair

There is no credit score in Africa malaria it depends on if is too village area and some city part got it you have to pay attention the area you at

Wigs were first invented along the Nile river in ancient Egypt .

@@wodemaya7899 They didn't look like European hair. Ancient Egyptians did not imitate European hair (looks). They were African inspired wigs and had African looks.

@@wodemaya7899 Of late I have been seeing African inspired wigs. Some dread locks, sister locks, Afro, etc.

I understand ur concerns about hair Mimicking , but that is the least of our concerns at this juncture , in the revitalization , revival , widespread usage & glorification of of our fantastic & Incomparably advanced AfricAn culture & society . Have you no order of priority ? There are far more important aspects of the erosion of our high African culture & first class values to be worried about.Aspects which urgently demand taking quick remedial action to correct. For example the fact that many of our " educated " , no longer speak our AfricAn mother languages to their children. Also of importance , is that we should also be wearing more of our most attractive 😍😍😍∆ ∆ AfricAn fashions.

By the way we are proudly ∆ ∆ ∆fric∆ns 😍😍🍫🍫 and NOT just another paint colour called black ! Our true colour is brown , chocolate 🍫🍫🍫 brown and not untrue black , charcoal black . Perhaps that is where you should start , by understanding & acknowledging the POWER of your REAL identity . DO YOU see Indians or Chinese or Arabs in Asia reducing themselves to the equal of just another colour of wall paint ? So Y do U ?

If Africans had their identity intact they would not be spending billions on fake Caucasian hair!! They would not be skin bleaching at such an epidemic rate that the World Health Organization had to do a study on it! If Africans had their identity intact they would not be butchering each other over Christianity and Islam--the two religions that cause more death and destruction in Africa than all the famines and natural disasters combined!!

Isn't cutting hair short a colonial legacy ?

How can they value their identity when they idolize the white race? I even heard that they learn in school what the benefit of colonization was, This is crazy, because if it was that great why did the citizens wanted it dismantled.

@@kiki81828 Go and ask millions of AA women who wear Chinese wigs instead of their natural short hair. I am sure your sisters in your own home in the US don't go out without wearing Chinese wigs. Who are they idolizing? A pot calling the kettle black.

@@kiki81828 What some of you AA don't realize is that your deep hatred for any other race other than yours is not a culture in Africa. We give every other race the opportunity until they prove themselves guilty,then we deal with them. This should not in any way be misinterpreted as idolizing. In your case , the moment you see a different race hundreds of miles away, you automatically assume that he or she is your enemy. This is again a culture difference.

Interesting

Thank you.

@@WebnationAfrica You should have pushed back on some of her assertions. There are cheating men everywhere, and it's a little strange to expect that to be different in Ghana. If brothers in the States were all faithful, I suspect she would be happily married by now.

Don't mind her.

Speaking truth

Haha 😂 send her a DM and shoot your shot

TRUE.

True

FACTS.

Ask again. Some of them think they should lecture us on what is right and what is wrong. Meanwhile, in their country, they don't lecture anyone.

Th

That's a good question. Jamaican in the 🏡.

Jamaican in the 🏠

@Nii Amu: what makes you think she was born in USA with Ghanaian parents.? We need to be a bit too kind to things we say. What is so special about Ghanaian parents that other Africans don’t have? In a first place where were the majority of Caribbeans and north and South America were taking from? West Africa! Even history prove the the Blacks who were in the Americas before Columbus arrival were Milans, did you know how big the Mali 🇲🇱 empire was during 14th 15th century? Let’s learn how to talk to each other. Not everyone from Ghana is always nice, there are good and bad everywhere. Think, think, please let’s think before we offend others. We all looks the same but don’t behave the same. The only time you differentiate African American or Canadian is when they open their mouth 👄.

Absolutely

Ghanaians school girls with short hair is from the inception of the colonial establishment of schools in Ghana. Just like the Ghana judges still wearing those white wigs that even the British has abandoned. If you didn’t know then now you know.

@@missbabyloved7531 You can believe what you like. Your mentality on everything which doesn't fit your lifestyle being colonial is what is keeping you from moving forward. School Girls in Ghana are expected to spend more time on their education than looking like people having a catwalk. What time will boarding school girls have on hairdo? Will the parents go and campuses to fix their children hair ? Or they will leave campus and go to beauty salons to get their hair done?. AA should know the history behind the way every African country do what they do and stop blaming everything Africans do on whatever the colonizers left behind. I guess very soon we will hear that children not allowed to talk back to parents in Ghana as they do in the US is also colonial mindset . We don't need you to tell us what is good for our culture just as we don't tell you what is good for your culture. Don't come and lecture us. Your superiority complex is just out out of touch.

@@missbabyloved7531 You need to focus more on your broken society then pointing your finger on others. The topic here is about school children having low haircut. It is not about judges. Talking about colonizers , let me remind you of what the AA , the so-called Americo-Liberians, treated the Indigenous Liberians in the past, when they went to settle in Liberia. If you don't know, try and read about it.

@@benbo7042 my dear you need to do away with this your myopic thinking and learn your past and accept the mess and it’s only through this that you can librate yourself and your people. I am 💯 Akan from E/R Ghana and the truth is the truth. I don’t blame you because I know most Ghanaians are in denial of how colonization has taking away the critical thinking parts of their brain. Appreciate the truth and stop continuing the ignorance in this 22nd century.

@@missbabyloved7531 You are the one who need to do away with your superiority complexes and holier-than-thou mindset. You know nothing that we don't know. Just so you know.

I am ..bc how I was raised!!

Ghanaians school girls with short hair is from the inception of the colonial establishment of schools in Ghana. Just like the Ghana judges still wearing those white wigs that even the British has abandoned. If you didn’t know then now you know.

@@missbabyloved7531 Just stay in your country and believe whatever you want. We don't need your unsolicited advice. Use that time to reflect on yourself and improve your life in your country. We are who we are and we are proud of who we are. We could tell you more on what to change in your culture but we don't. May be you should do away with the gun culture amongst you as it came from the colonial mindset.

@@benbo7042 my dear you need to do away with this your myopic thinking and learn your past and accept the mess and it’s only through this that you can librate yourself and your people. I am 💯 Akan from E/R Ghana and the truth is the truth. I don’t blame you because I know most Ghanaians are in denial of how colonization has taking away the critical thinking parts of their brain. Appreciate the truth and stop continuing the ignorance in this 22nd century.

@@missbabyloved7531 , ignore that Ben Bo guy, that how he is, a self hater of his identity and culture. He still wish he is under the white control.

@@josephgyamfi2856 😍✌🏽

You want to come on the show and explain how ?

@@WebnationAfrica You go do your own research. There are historians in our universities.There chiefs and Queen mothers in Ghana who have been carrying on our traditions and culture for centuries, I should think. Talk to them.

Whites have been telling our history and soo many lies. In America they thought us Africans are poor, lives on trees, sleep with animals and many more and no one said anything. In the American history books blacks were considered not fully human. Most Africans don’t even know their own history, and no knowledge of how the whites mistreated our brothers and sisters in the diaspora. It is because of they fought for civil rights movement, that’s why we all can benefit from traveling abroad. The sacrifices they made is the reason we are all enjoying certain privileges. Why is it ok for Indians, Lebanese, Chinese girls to leave their hair long but not Ghanaian girls? That’s where self hating starts and blacks girls start wearing wigs. It’s really a shame to subject our girls to having low self esteem issues. We Africans treat foreigners better than our own. Sad 😢 This attitude of always attacking each other is really shameful. We have no patience for each other, no compassion for each other, we are always tearing each other down, deceive each other and go as far as kill each other. Self hate hate is a disease that has been destroyed blacks. I am very happy someone like her is beginning to have these work shops to help our lost souls to begin to heal and start loving who we are as a people.

I'm sure short haircuts were worn as well as longer. It would have depended on whatever. Photos give only literally a snapshot in time.

Most of us do not know any Ghanaian languages so of course communication would be in English. Also the opinion will be the same