This Land Could Be Yours!! The Asebu Pan African Village in Ghana!! 

@IvyProsper Nice info. Plz do u pay anything else to the govt after the settlement fee? Elaboraye more about the $700 plz.How's the environment there compared to accra?

@@judelinenyame This video was posted 3 years ago. The fee is now $1000. Any questions about the land please contact the number and email that is pinned at the top of comments. The area is a quiet community about 3 hours drive outside of Accra. It's not a metropolitan city.

Next Stop New Earth not free to locals?

Seriously

Can I help??

@@ernbee3411 thanks you, I appreciate that right now still figuring which country is best for me and how much $$$ I need to move, maintain and creat a business and emergency in case something didn't work out.

Mellissa GAFAR 30k minimum

I'm also on a 2-3 year plan out of America... Ghana here we come!!!

Although great to listen to folks on the ground, we also need to respect our individual abilities. Analysis paralysis is real, sometimes one needs to take brake steps

I was 2yrs away from moving down but the way things are looking, I might just get outta here early.

@@jazzyfour yeah it was 5 years for me at first but then I got it down to three

@@wmMustafa I actually shipped majority of my items down there in December of 2013 and came back in March of 2014 to do my last tax for Uncle Sam b4 going down in Sept then Ebola hit hard and stopped me. But have since been going back every yr. Came back late March b4 airports got shutdown. Now just trying to tighten up some loose ends b4 making that final move

Try to visit first.

Thank you!!

You're most welcome. I needed to go there and see for myself and then share it for people who can't come to be able to see.

Why are poor locals not given it?

@@irenedavo3768 AFRICA IS BIG

She already gave you the contact so i think you should call and ask b4 making this comment .

Best proposal I've heard thus far; it's doable if done in phases. Perhaps, the consecutive yearly amount could be set to $5000USD. And once the schools, farms, stores etc are in place, think of the jobs created. Love this idea a lot.

I think $5,000 USD also for five years. I would be in on that. That is still $25,000,000 for 5 years.

1st thing that needs to be done is a conversation and consensus.... that "individualistic ways" comes from where???? What is the #1 problem?

I'm game man, nice blue print

Wonderful idea. Now pitch it to the appropriate authorities, participants and organize.

the land isn't actually being "given away", the chief is granting you a right of possession to the land, but the land belongs to the chief. the ghanaian constitution does not allow a chief to convey a freehold interest in "stool lands"; regardless of whether you are a ghanaian citizen or not. but in exchange, you will have to invest your money to develop the land. it's like building a house where your primary costs are cost of building the structure. the video doesn't tell you this, but it appears that the chief will be looking for a "consideration"; i don't know whether it is a one-time "consideration" or whether it is intended to be an ongoing "consideration". so you don't want to invest the $700, if you're not able to build a house on it. it appears that it would be ok to obtain a plot of land, develop it, and remain in the US, but there does appear to be a minimum occupancy requirement. so you would have to spend some time there every year even if you aren't going to live there full time.

I will be glad to see you

Thanks for the sub! You're welcome.

Thank you.

Glad the video was helpful!

You're welcome. I thought it was important to go there and see it and share!

Ivy Prosper why are locals not given it?

You're welcome

Thank you.

Thanks.

You are so welcome

I agree, a different mindset is needed.

You are so welcome!

Sis I literally just watched that video this morning, and so very grateful to see Ivy cover this in person. 💝👏🏿👑

@Java Konjo perhaps we should do a Livestream video together so you can share your expertise on land in Ghana. Do you live here? Have you been here? You have been all over comments on this video sharing your opinion claiming it's a scam. So perhaps you should share your expertise as to why you feel that way. Email me info@ivyprosper.com if you're interested.

@Java Konjo Nope. No money. No commission. I don't work for them. But based on your response, it's safe to say you're no expert in this subject matter. I'm a Journalist at heart. Not here just for fluff. I've been talking about Ghana since 2011. This is not a trend for me. I don't have all the answers so I plan to have a land expert on a Livestream soon to discuss the general ins and outs of land in Ghana.

You're welcome.

Approximately 3 hours drive but with traffic it could be longer.

There is definitely a lot of work to do on this land. The project is not suitable for everyone.

the best solution is to create an association = just to develop shared cost like paved roads inside. it will also be a shared guide to building and living on the land ie best way to get solar power, water solution, farming solution: the same way a village comes to gether in shared interest

Good morning did you purchase land there?

Yeah I can definitely see that...once they put up that first commercial building.

Yes I know them. Met them during the Year of Return. We are supposed to meet up some time in the near future.

Why are locals not given it free?

@@irenedavo3768 it is given free you just have to pay for the survey of the land to be recorded on record.

Ivy how does one get access to this

@@irenedavo3768 locals are also allowed. Contact them if you are interested.

Me too. Leaving November 21, 2023.

That is a different location than from last year. They changed to site because it went from 100 plots to 5000 plots, this land is a little further down from where you went last year.

Ama I went to both sites. I know exactly what’s going on. Thanks

@@FamilyTravelDevotion did not mean to offend just inform, God bless!

Ama got you 😉thanks

@@FamilyTravelDevotion you are welcome 🙏🏾

Thanks.

Freehold or not? Nice question.

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

Is it free or is it owned by a chief, if so than it ain't free, does it comes with a contract/policy and a renew than it ain't free, we all know contract/policy can be changed at the end of its term, who is to say when the chief dies the next chief or family member may not draw up a new contract/policy at the end of the term agreement, or charge more making harder to renew or canceling the contract altogether, what if one of the so-called rules are broken according to the chief contract/policy, and you lose your land before the term is up what happens with your business or home, investments you made, why are the lease buyer is not allowed to use their own contractors, can they get their own property lawyers or business lawyers, why are you asking people to send money for land without them ever visiting the land ahead of time lol send the money and they get to so call papers in the mail or email, this is retarted lol wow this is a legal hustle going on in Ghana for a fool to fall for, I believe it's mostly directed at black Americans more than any diaspoa because they are being pursued more than any other diasproa, it looks like they are working hard to make it easier for other diaspora and African, but int he end they will get the short end of the stick. Anyone who wants to buy land needs to go and live in Ghana first and take your time to investigate in what is all needed to own your own land without any attachment for any family or chiefs, so you can leave something behind for your children without any attachment, contact the local government on buying property have them come out with you to do a check on the land to see it, and run a check to see if is on record if it has an owner first if is so are the person is looking to selling without any attachment, so you would be to the only owner of that land, get your papers in your hand after your lawyer overlook them for you, the right way don't be hustled because you are so excited people will take advantage of you that way take your time and do things right investment without investigation leads to bankruptcy, you are in a new continent/country that has scammers just like anywhere else do it yourself the legal way don't take anyones word for it, no matter how excited you are, this is trash don't fall for it.. I tell you what if you are going to send money without even coming to Ghana first or moving where your money is going send it to me lol .....ASK YOURSELF A QUESTION WHY ARE AFRICANS PURSUING BLACK AMERICANS SO HARD AND NOT THE OTHER DIASPORA, WHY ARE THEY REALLY KING ON BLACK AMERICANS SPENDING THEIR MONEY IN A RICH LAND, WHY NOT INVEST INTO BLACK AMERICAN WHEN THEY MOVE TO GHANA, WHAT HAPPEN TO OUR ANCESTORS LAND, WHY CAN WE GET AUTOMATIC CITIZENSHIP IF IT'S OUR ANCESTORS HOMELAND, NO ONE IS A FOREIGNER OR LABEL AS AN IMMIGRANT IN THEIR OWN HOME, WHY to WAIT FIVE TO TEN YEARS, BUT YET WE CAN START BUILDING AND INVESTING WITHOUT BEING A CITIZEN HUMMM SOMETHING ISN'T RIGHT ABOUT THAT, I JUST SAYING PEOPLE PLEASE THINK, LOOK BESIDE YOU WHEN YOU DO MOVE TO GHANA, HOW MANY OTHER DIASPORAS ARE RUNNING BACK OR ARE THEY WAITING UNTIL YOU TO DO YOUR SERVITUDE TO MAKE LIFE EASY FOR THEM FIRST....I JUST SAYING

@iphil25 That's the problem we don't worry about the future we worry about the now that is why both Africans and the black diaspora is in the shape they/we are in because they/we didn't do what was needed to be done in the past, so look at us in the future now fighting trying to get it together, shall we do the same for our future generation, we must learn from the past so it won't be repeated, it is nothing wrong with securing the future for our children, children.

@iphil25 80x80 feet yes feet, I emailed Kwame, is approx. 20yards x20yards. not that big if you wat a garden

The number of plot of land you need largely depends on the size of building you have in mind. But 1 plot is enough to put up a decent 3-4 bedroom house. More rooms could be derived if it is a storey.

You're welcome. I thought it was important to physically go there and see because I also had not seen it for myself either. Unfortunately their team is very bad at communicating. They are slow to respond to emails and I think they should hire someone to help them facilitate it. Best to contact them by phone. There's a number on their website.

@@IvyProsper yes, we called yesterday and spoke to someone but he hadn't checked the email as yet. Said he would check it and get back to us tomorrow. Thanks sis

Some interesting ideas you bring up here

@@IvyProsper 👍🏾🤝🏾

@@thehub4techlife144 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HJNqm65TqxU.html.....ARKOAH ANONA FAMILY OF ASEBU CALL ON DIASPORAIANS TO BEWARE OF PURCHASING LAND AT ASEBU

I have no idea what additional fees she is talking about. I have not heard anything about that personally. Also she claims you have to use their contractors when you develop the land. That is not true. They will recommend someone, but you are free to use your own contractor to build. I think it's important for people to really think about the fact that this is virgin land. Meaning nothing has been done there. Not everyone wants to start from scratch when building and it's not for everyone. If you have nowhere to live in Ghana, that is also something to consider. I say this because you're getting land and want to develop it, where are you staying while doing the development? For people with family or close friends to stay with it's helpful. But imagine paying for hotel for several months while you are building on virgin land. Something for people to think about. Also, after you spend the $700, common sense is that's not the only money you're going to spend. Because you have to build! You need to spend money to build your property. Nobody is taking care of that for anyone for free. That's common sense. This is why some people prefer to just buy a property that's already finished and move in then search for land while they are already in the country. That's a preference of some. Or some people rent and apartment or house and look for land while renting.

$2700 is still a steal

Grateful for your expertise and advice. With the approximate figures you provided for Cape Coast I divided $75,000 by 100 plots to equal $750 per 1 acre. I do wonder if this is possibly what the $700 figure is accounting for. Love and Light ❤️

@@HoneyBunches100 It is 100 acres and depending on the plot sizes you can get from 4-6 plots in an acre. So there are definitely more plots in 100 acres. 1-acre pillared land, a barcoded Site Plan, Indenture document for 99 yrs, and also land registration or land title certification transfer to a new buyer for even $750 is mind-boggling. Land title transfer for one plot i.e. 100 x 70 ft in Cape Coast is ~ $350-450. If it is a 1-acre it is more. Then you have to pay for a licensed surveyor to produce a Site Plan. In Accra, a licensed surveyor work for one plot 100 x 70 ft is $265-$300, an acre is ~ $700. Granted Cape Coast will be less. Then you have to pay for indenture documentation. I hope you are beginning to get the picture here. I'm just asking questions for clarification because a lot of people want to know.

4Ever Home, thanks for that. As an expert in this area, maybe set up interview with the man so he can answer some of these questions?

Here is the full interview, which I referenced at the beginning. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fKsM_vbzn1c.html

Please watch this interview I did previously ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fKsM_vbzn1c.html

I'm not sure what you're referring to. What farmland?

That's a pretty general question. It's like me asking how much is a house in the United States? There is no straight answer. Cost varies depending on the city/region and of course the size. Also materials, land, which contractors you use etc. There is no straight answer. Figure out your location first before looking for someone to consult on all your needs to build.

I think everyone has what they like and it's okay to choose your own. There is another person I know of selling land in areas that will be developed soon. He is demarcating the roads and naming the streets after significant black people in history. Check him out, his website is www.asarci.com The land is in the Greater Accra Region (But outside the actual city of Accra).

Please email Kwame at kwamean@gmail.com for detailed questions.

It needs to be developed to create wealth

A person in the US is not able to open a savings account in Ghana. You need to become a resident in Ghana to open a bank account. Or open a business and have a business account. But each bank has their own policies with how they manage foreign accounts.

The email is pinned at the top of the comments along with phone number. You may have faster response with a phone call.

I recently met someone from the Lands Commission. Last week, she came to a meeting at my office. I'm slowly learning more and more. Thanks for the info. By the way, if you have the link, you can post it in the comments.

Hello, the contact information is pinned at the top of the comments.

if you pay attention to what he. said, you will realized that your concerned was addressed. I too bought land in Ghana, and it was a lease hold. Thats a common practice in Ghana. With that said, research it yourself first.

@ Pepi IV...so what are you going to do??.. There is nowhere on planet earth where you can own land outright...Name me one place where you can buy land and own it without a clause telling you who ultimately owns the land...

@@antseif You're right, you can't own anything but you can have freehold rights that remove any third party claims against your children or grandchildren who inherit the property. Land is economic power as proved by recent announcements in Zimbabwe where the government has reached a settlement of 3.5bUS$ with white farmers to compensate for lands which blacks were previously dispossessed. In other African countries, there has been attempts to remove villagers from tribal lands to make way for foreign investors because according to tradition, these villagers had no freehold rights to the land despite settling in these places for centuries. Look at Namibia where 85% of all arable lands are owned by colonialist who give themselves freehold rights. Intra-generational wealth transfer through property ownership is how we restore family power, community power and African power and that is only possible through property ownership. If there is any risk that your children or grandchildren can be dispossessed of their inheritance due to leasehold agreements, then you have not been diligent as their ancestors. I know there are Ghanaian villages where illegal mining for gold is happening by outside interests and guess what, villagers are powerless to act in the absence of any freehold rights.

Need help with that??

iphil25 you should come

iphil25 let me know I can help out

Heard it all before lol

The contact info is pinned at the top of comments.

I have also seen listings for land in the Cape Coast area that ranges from $1500 - 45,000 USD depending on the area and if it's commercial or residential. Bottom line is everyone needs to do their research and go with what they feel most comfortable with. The most ideal situation would be if a person could come to Ghana and see it in person. But I know the pandemic and closed borders has really made that impossible right now. I think nobody should make an impulse decision when it comes to land. I hope you have success with your search, if you're looking.

@Strive For greatness Two plots would be 80x160. Of course this all depends on the unit of measure. Since Ghana uses metric system, the plots could be 80m x 80m. This would be a good size. If the plots are 80 ft. x 80 ft. then the plots are tiny. The average lot size in a crowded city is larger than that.

@@IvyProsper Ghana uses metric system. They haven't clarified if these lot size units are meters or feet. Big difference.

@@InventionSchool They said the measurement is in feet. A lot of land companies have been using feet measurements in Ghana. Meanwhile I've seen rental properties use metres when talking about rent per square meter for commercial property.

@@IvyProsper Looks as though they want to produce a high population density village and pack in as many people as possible per acre. That size is just slightly larger than the minimum permissible size of a Los Angeles city lot (6000 square feet). Counter view:FREE LAND in GHANA Africa for the Diaspora | Let's Break it Down in 2020 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lWPR_ftvSnY.html

The city of Prampram is known for beachfront properties but I do not know if there is land still available. You would have to do your research. I know that Asarci is selling land in that area but I don't know if any are beachfront. www.asarci.com

Ivy Prosper thanks for sharing this information.

The land is divided into residential, agricultural and commercial.

Ivy prosper : i hope so , because the only thing they know is wat to get for their stomach and for thier childrens and wife thats all.

Why are locals not given it?

@Java Konjo please stop spreading misinformation. They have said the land is not only for diasporans but locals as well.

@@irenedavo3768 all locals have to do is apply. Ivy has a video whereby it is explained in detail. The land is for diasporans and locals as well.

100ft x100ft square

No it's inland. Not close to the beach.

Ivy Prosper ok! Thanks for replying I enjoy watching your channel.

@@josephlthompson719 you're welcome. Thank you for watching.

If you're worried about mosquito bites, then perhaps moving to an African country is not for you. It's not something that can be avoided unless you decide to stay home in the evenings and at night. Even in some cases, people get mosquitos coming in the house. It's the nature of a tropical environment. To answer your question, I don't get bitten as often as I used to.

Please read my comment that is Pinned to the top of all comments. Contact them with your question please. I don't know anything about what you're asking. I never heard of that before.

And that's perfectly okay to want to buy something that's already done!

William, you make the most sense here. Buy a house where everybody lives in a town or city and THEN make plans to buy a land in the bush. Some of these people are living in some type of utopian fantasy. Since the late 80's they've been talking about buying land in the bushes,yet till date none of them lives in the bush. They want to go to Africa and create their colony because they don't want to live amongst Africans. Some are very good returnees but I am wary of these land grabbers.

Email kwamean@gmail.com

Ghanaians and other African people can.

Ivy Prosper Thank you!

99 years bro but that's just a formality in Gh. After 99 years nobody and i mean nobody will come take the land from you. Am a Ghanaian my self and i know what am talking about.

@@leosismenz347 Thank you for the information sir.

You welcome my brother

Central Region. 20 minutes from Cape Coast

Please watch this video which will answer all your questions. I did a full interview with him about the land before I travelled to see it in person. Here is the link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fKsM_vbzn1c.html

@@IvyProsper thanx sis

@Java Konjo the infrastructure is not built yet so you would have to use the bushes to use the restroom. It takes time to build a house or whatever your building on your plot. That's not a hand out that's sanitary thinking. People will be coming there from all parts of the world if possible and the houses are not built so without a restroom or portapottie the only option would be the bushes. Now if that's how your COMFORTIBLE using the restroom then that's you but not everybody is comfortible squatting to poop in the bushes.

@Java Konjo do you have a personal hatred for diasporans? I get it. If your given land don't expect nuthin more.

@Java Konjo wow! That's how you feel huh. I do appreciate your honest feelings though. I believe some africans as y'all call yourselves recieve foodstamps in America aswell so hey I guess there is laziness in every race of people. You sound like art cathey now belittling people. But hey it is what it is

No. This is not meant to be a 'for profit' venture. It's meant to help build a community. The only profit opportunity would be a farm or business that serves the community. Not rentals or resale.

@@IvyProsper thank you

@@ThatBronxGuhrl you're welcome.