LIVING IN GHANA | MOVED FROM USA TO AFRICA IN 1980 ! 

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Vanessa, this was a pleasant surprise.... His story is very interesting as he has joined the people in an effort to preserve rather than exploit....

Leo is a fascinating person. So glad he has been part of our life in Ghana and to know he is doing well.

Everything he said about the natural system within itself in maintaining the soil by not cutting the trees is correct.

he is a gem. So conscious of the environment, I wish folks will listen to him.

Vanessa ur channel is beautiful i like how there are no annoying ads every 2 mins like the others That makes you unique Kudos for the hard work

How did you pack so much content into your most recent trip? Your work ethic and dedication is crazy!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💓

Thanks for capturing Leo's interesting life journey.

Ghana please stop cutting trees , please pass the message to the president .

Love Aburi .it pains me that Ghanaians are so quick to cut down trees..

This is a great story from a different perspective! I really enjoyed this.

Nice Vlog,It looks like LEO has so many stories to TELL about his time in Africa

Thank you Vanessa. We need more videos of this guy and others like him. He knows so much about taking care of what we have.

The only darkness in the Congo was in Joseph Conrad’s heart. That book was typical of the Eurocentric view of Africans back then, and pretty much gave justification for the Genocide in the Congo that preceded it’s publication, and the exploitation by “missionaries” that followed. Just saying...

Awesome. Sharing with my young daughter based in the USA who has a keen interest in wildlife. Great interview!

Vanessa delivered another platinum clip! ♥️

Vanessa you are doing a great things and discovery lots of things and history of Ghana to the world. God bless you and your family.

Unfortunately, the idea that development has to involve clearing whole swaths of land for building has created lots of concrete jungles. Africa needs to innovate by creating semi-evergreen communities to control warming and increase the quality of the environment which in turn makes the quality of life much better. That air view shows that there's still time to rectify.

Interesting piece, but I still don't have a clear grasp on what brought him to Ghana, among other things. I found myself at the end of the video feeling that the story is incomplete.

I hope that you would give a part 2 to this interview , because most of the time was spent talking about his previous life in other African countries as opposed to Ghana.. your sister in New York ..🎈🎈

Ghana is a fairly modernized country from what I see.

I really enjoyed this interview. Keep up the good work.

African countries has the opportunity to develop by learning from the mistakes of the past. The negative affects of deforestation is felt every year all over the globe. It is very sad to see people with a certain amount of education still putting their economic interesting first. It is possible to have economic developments without destroying your most precious asset , that is your own environment. There are better ways if only we had better people. I am from Brasil and it pains to me to see the jungle destroyed there too. ❤️🇧🇷

Wow Boston in the house. I will come see you Mr Bostonian. Nessa thank you for what you do. Blessings

I was enjoying the interview and oops it just ended. ..I hope part 2 is there I know Venessa always go for part 2

Praise the good God we serve Brethren,but let's all remember to Glorify His name for the good work He has ........

Wow! Such a calming yet informative video! Thanks for sharing Vanessa x

How come Leo own land in ghana Africa. Where African immigrants cannot own land in Europe. Did Leo really paying tax in africa as it is in America or Europe. Even Owen a house with out land in Europe still paying land tax. Leo must own a house not land in Africa.

So inspirational Vanessa keep the good work 😊

Wow. I wanna live here now. Amazing video

The best content on RU-vid! Keep going, 💥

I love your content

Dual loyalty strikes again.

Talked too much but never answered how he got to Ghana .

We need part 2 please

keep smiling vanessa, you're ace!

Welcome to the gate way of Africa Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

Congratulations!!! Sarkodie - 708 k subs Wode M - 710 k subs 🔥🔥🔥

He didn't say how he get form Congo to Ghana it's a long way from Congo to Ghana. Is all that land and the massive house belongs to Leo, he seem to be a dodgy kind a guy to me. I also notice to young men enter the house with out Leo seeing them entered it.

Aburi is the best place to live in if you can't take the heat. Its nice and the breeze is awesome

This awareness must start now....#Stop cutting trees for buildings in Aburi and Ghana as a whole !!!

Quality content V.

l love watching your video it amazing

Greetings Vanessa Kanbi, thanks for sharing.

You are really beautiful and smart you have the potentials to be actress or model or whatever you want to be

Love love 💕 much Love ❤️

I graduated from TSU Tennessee State University school of agriculture. I understand you being bi-racial you are open to ALL that’s good Vanessa K. But I would say most of your audience is diaspora of Africa. We in the States always see the Europeans doing good things. When showing Black people on tv in America 🇺🇸 they show prisons, robbery etc. That’s why I like Wode Maya channel. He’s in touch with showing the diaspora African Americans the side of Africa that the mainstream (white) media won’t show us. We were stolen from West Africa, Ghana, Togo, Nigeria. etc. so we want to have the knowledge about our people. Don’t get me wrong I love your content but it’s so many African agriculture people that you could have chosen to interview instead of a man from Boston. Did you know that Boston is one of the most racist cities in America? I cringed when he said he’s from Boston. I’m sorry just when I see mother Africa I see home that looks like me, Im 56 years old and everyday in America I don’t see blacks representing in a positive way. I have never been to Africa but this coming May I will be home. My wife and I are hoping to start a medical clinic. She’s an OB/GYN. I hope I did not offend you just educating you from a black man perspective. White supremacy sometimes is unnoticeable.

Thanks for the education Sir👌

what an absolutely gorgeous property and place!

I did enjoy the video. In fact, it was an agriculture lecture.

Great i have always wondered why people cleared the bushes before building

Vanessa his audio cuts out from time to time....enjoyed every bit though

I love the chairs

Yo Vanessa, Hows u and the family 👪! Quick one fi u ,you need to showcase Kumerica aswell. Kumerican based in Lichfield . Much love to you and fam.

ONE LOVE 💕 ✊🏿✊🏿🦁🦁🦁

Great video

Vanessa is this man living permanently in Ghana and does he hav his own house and land. Very interesting the place is beautiful, just lovevthe country sites so serene bettervthn the city. Well done

Leo needs a full form interview, venessa did her best but it think she was in over her head with this man. No disrespect ✌🏾

Wooow great 👍✨

Great interview as usual. Cameraman, why move around so much? It's distracting. Host and guest were stationary.

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Watching from Boston, the home of your guest.

I wonder if he bothered to learn the Twi or Gha language?

This is part 1 I take it?

There is a part II to this interview right?

Great job

hi vanessaaa haha looking good

Can you do more videos on permaculture or sustainable homes in Ghana

Vanessa did you say mountains? Sofar I have seen flat lands. I'm looking for mountains in Ghana. Can you do a video on areas that are mountainous?

Good interview but did not answer the fundamental question you were asking him. " what brought you to Aburi. " .....

I know leo personally

That was nice

1979 I came to 🇺🇸at 12yo

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Hey I’m looking into moving to Ghana soon and I’m hearing that I’ll have to take a lot of vaccines before I go. Is that true? And if so how many do you think I’ll have to get?

best quote: science is my religion

Always cutting down trees 🌲 in Ghana , very bad . Accra is very hot 🥵 all the trees are cut down . Mtweew

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To me the trees on this planet is like hair on your head. Basically we are giving this planet a receeding hairline by cuttin them down.

I do not believe him because of historical. Benefitting off our hard work.

I like his story but definitely not the peace core(peace core have a shady past) and the collapsing of the American economy and thinking ppl can come and make Money of of Africa. I’d much prefer slave descendent/black people across the world come back and live on our continent and contribute in our economy.

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