If you want to live on a low budget in Ghana don’t move to Accra 

Why you not there yourself

My brother my brother. We couldn’t get away from that American rat race fast enough 😂 Come on back home bro. The dollars will help you do great things here.

@@webelonginafrica44 I have entangled myself with middle class lifestyle, 6figures paying job, big house, big car. Living pay check to check and can’t escape the rat race. This year, I have started downsizing, paying off credit cards and student loans and be free. This American dream ain’t it. The dream is what yall are living 💪

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We KNOW THE HELLS OF ameriKKKa,,,I was in the Army for 12 years, and Worked for the Government for OVER 20 years...I KNOW HOW Evil this SYSTEM is in ameriKKKa..!!!

I don’t want you to be sad my brother. Thanks for joining my channel. Please stay tuned for the African American and Ghanaian accent challenge so you can have a laugh or 2 😂

@@webelonginafrica44 Yo if your man Kwaku is still looking for land then I got the plug. The land is in Dawhenya where I'm currently building which is next door to Prampram.

Thanks for watching and loving the videos I’ve been creating. Wow 16 years is a long time. I’m sure you was so excited to be in the states in the beginning and now I can feel your pain. Get out of the rat race and come back home bro. Yes let’s link up when you touch down.

@@webelonginafrica44 of course bro. I was really excited in the beginning but now I feel like I was lied to. Everything is designed to keep you stuck and in debt so you would work all your life chasing a pipe dream. This is a complete scam. I’m gonna follow you on IG and we can chat some more bro.

Yes he did and that’s not even half of them 😂 he’s even out buying another one today lol

Right, I was coming to say the same thing.

Hi Ivey!

Thanks for loving the video. Yes he was correct. Everyone’s situation will be different depending on what they have and how prepared they was. Yes even before I moved here I seen videos of people coming here happy go lucky then they start bashing Ghana because they was not prepared at all. That last line you said was so real.

Thanks so much. So much less stress here it’s unbelievable.

I can only image ⭐️⭐️ Tell me something, how do feel in your heart? Did you immediately feel the connection? I believe that once I put my feet on African soil will broaden my perspective regarding life itself. My ancestors will be at rest.🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

@@nanabjgrant2198 from the very first time my feet hit the ground after getting off the plane I felt a connection and a strong sense of belonging.

@@webelonginafrica44 I believe that✊🏾✊🏾 Keep sharing my brother I appreciate the simplicity of your work, the authenticity of the video is what makes me feel that I could come to Ghana and I have the basic knowledge of what to expect while in Ghana 🇬🇭

Yes, I’ll keep sharing. I’m so glad my content could be of help to you. I hope to see you soon and help share your story.

Thanks so much Fam

I appreciate that! Thank you so much for watching!!

Love ❤️ all your vids .....definitely helpful

@@patriciasuttle2740 thanks

That’s wassup… what area are you in?

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching.

That would be a cool video to be honest. Like always thanks for watching and giving me feedback. I’m waiting to do a video with you lol Please stay tuned for our accent challenge.

@@webelonginafrica44 Trust and believe I am working towards it. Getting mom situated so she'll be straight once I jet off.

@herregalness7461 yes mom must be situated well. See you soon 🔜

Great idea 💡

Wow nice what part are you from? Stay tuned for our Accent challenge.

Southern boy myself 💪🏿💙 #Carolina

​@@webelonginafrica44Can't wait to be there in few months.You've inspired me a lot

That’s good Yoo are making it this way. I’m glad I could be an inspiration to you. I hope you enjoy it when you arrive.

I’ve at least one video talking about how it gets cool at night. But it wasn’t referring to Ghana.

The vibe misses you too. We shall all vibe again. Will keep pushing…

Thanks Fam yes it was. I managed to get 8 minutes of that first accent challenge we did. That’s gonna be live. Someone suggested I come back and do some videos with you while you look for a place. I’m gonna get with the agent so he can get your money worth, then I’ll slide out there to shoot a video on the spot, stating the price and everything if possible.

@@webelonginafrica44 for sure 👍🏿

Thanks and thanks for watching.

Thanks a lot fam

You are spot on with this one 👍🏽

Thanks for watching

You are so correct but in my area those 4 things have been over taken. There are 3 big poultry farms near my house and a big dump truck company at the main junction. also a water company is about 10 minutes away from my house. I’ll love to look into that app thing. That’s new to me. I haven’t heard much about that. I happen to be in a area full of hustlers lol

@@webelonginafrica44 is there an Ice factory in your area too because ice and cold room to store goods I find is a demand. When I was in Accra last December there was this guy selling ice to hotels, bars, schools and meat vendors. He would also lease cold storage units to the market vendors for them to store there goods so it won't spoil. And the funny thing is, he is still not meeting demand.

Oh wow she has a very large following. I am subscribed to her. You are right Kwaku is extremely beautiful. I’ve seen some videos of that place. It has beautiful mountains and greenery like you said. I’m with you “Accra is old news” and is blown way out of proportion. There are some nice places there but no greenery and plenty traffic.

Africa loves you back. Thanks for watching.

Yes it is. Especially over there m Oxford In Osu. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Yea I’ve been hearing good things about it.

Yes that would be a good idea.

@@webelonginafrica44 I'm living in Takoradi, so we can meet and discuss.🍷🍷

Wow really? Can you name a couple? We’d love to look into it.

@@webelonginafrica44 That part of Ghana is where most of Ghana's wealth is-from oil and gas to cash crop plantations. This means the place is teeming with expat businessmen and professionals like engineers, etc., so accommodation, leisure industry, and related services in general. Look up the Aboadze gas plant. I know people are buying up land with the aim of building accommodation that the companies and government can rent. Mind you, there is also an Airport, which means Accra and Kumasi are within easy reach, and Cape Coast is about 45 minutes away.

So much potential investment in Takoradi. I don't understand why diasporans are not exploring the country more! It's also our second port city, but still inexpensive to live in. Kwahu also has the best vegetation, greenery, nice cooler weather all year round, up the mountains, and cheaper. Eastern region, not far from Accra. U can check with our beautiful RU-vid sister, Jasmineama. Her family is from kwahu, but born in Australia, and has come home for good, she has videos of touring around there. Amelio, u should meet with her and see all the good stuff she's been doing in Tema, where she owns about 3 houses already for Airbnb, etc. These connections are the way to help our brothers and sisters from the states to get a better handle on the layout of the country, where potential investments are, where to live to not waste money, and can still be outside Accra, or not too far to travel to Accra. I get so frustrated when I see diasporans struggling and confused to figure out where to go, where to live, what to do for investment, etc. When all these places remain untapped! They should leave Accra alone, unless they have endless disposable cash, and don't mind the senseless traffic and concrete excessive heat. Labadi there is my hometown, but raised in Labone/Cantonment area, but I won't recommend "today's Labone" to anyone, since it doesn't look and feel anything like my/our beautiful, clean, quiet, and upper/middle class suburb! So so less populated, and not this expensive! Too much going on there now! Osu Oxford Street was not even called Oxford Street until recently, it had a,different name, and it was mostly about 90% residential, all up and down that whole street was residences, rich people big buildings that have been sold and turned into these hotels and restaurants. Some diplomats from embassies lived there, some lebanese and indian businessmen lived there, Some rich ghanaian businessmen abd their families lived there, some of their kids i went to primary school with, we just strolled along the street from Labone to what today, unfortunately has been turned into this crazy Oxford Street. Used to be beautiful clean, no traffic at all, so people used to cut through that street to travel faster. It was never this crazy marketplace and hotels and restaurants, to rob tourists, nightlife and choking with prostitution etc., not even about 12yrs ago! Our nightclubs used to be outside the suburbs but still in Osu area, or a bit further.This Oxford Street u are seeing at osu, was never in existence! It all started when they saw AAs coming in, to find a way to make money off of them! Please try and take your friends outside Accra a bit, to Nsawam where our youtube brother Zayloc is building his house, more land there, not too developed, and just outside Accra!

Is the oil and mineral investment hub of the country so if you into gold, bauxite, oil and so on Takoradi will be the best place for that business, and they got the nicest and coolest beach spots in the country like busua beach resort and more

I know I’m far far away from a baller but I could do 400 a month. When my work stopped for a while that’s about how much I spent 😂 on a serious note. Those school fees are something else. Yes it can pay for a hostel no doubt. So you are still here in Ghana?

Thanks for watching. Accra is quite expensive, however other parts here are so cheap to thrive and survive in. Come on we are waiting.

You are right. There are many places to see here. Are you currently in Ghana?

@@webelonginafrica44 yes sir now I'm Cape coast but been living for the last 3 months in Banda Ahenkro Bono Region 4 and 1/2 hours north of Kumasi

Oh ok cool. Are you originally from Ghana?

@@webelonginafrica44 im from Philly originally I have been as far as the Volta and the upper east regions

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Yes $500 is a lot for one week, unless you’ll be indulging in a lot of nightlife.

Yup that’s a nice piece of change.

Actually it was at Labadi beach. We just walked down a little ways to get away from the loud music.

You are correct about that though…

That's Kwaku 😂😂

@@kwakumt623 ops sorry for mis-spelling. But seriously have issue free land with papers at Prampram. Land registered.

Is it one plot or many plots?

@@webelonginafrica44 one plot at a gated community on the beach. Google “ocean green Prampram “. Get in touch!

I’ve been here since December about to go back to the states and come back 😅

Labadi beach. We just walked down a ways to get sway from all the music.

​@webelonginafrica44 that's what's up

@@patriciasuttle2740 yes 👍🏾

​@@webelonginafrica44that's my hometown.

@@rainbow3649 yes I remember you saying that on another video. I bet it was fun there as a kid.

Yes I have done a video on his place.