We and our children share why we moved to Africa 

Oh my yes a very loving family. They sure was clinging to mom and dad. That was the true beauty that i could not overlook 🥺

I saw that too. They are adored and beloved and cherished and feel completely supported and protected by their parents. They have a voice to speak their minds, those hands that embrace them are never lifted to harm them.

Wow you are very similar to Mr Julius. Go for it bro.

Moving to Nigeria, because of your wife , it would be easy to assimilate and be part of her ethnicity/tribe You could build a house in her village and in a city But if you leave outside Nigeria, it would be difficult to be part of that country

Thank you guys so much for allowing me to meet your beautiful family. All of you guys are awesome. It was a honor and a pleasure to be able to do this interview with such great people. I am grateful.

Thank you so much for watching.

Yes they are awesome. Thanks for watching.

That would be awesome if more families did the same and if the children had the vision of these particular children.

Thanks for watching. I’m Glad you enjoyed.

Thanks for watching. I agree with you.

Yes this is a awesome family. Yes he did steal the show 😂 I’m glad I was able to hang out with them on this day, as well as being able to share their story with all of you guys. Peace and blessings.

Thanks. Me too!

Thanks for watching

Very beautiful. Thanks for watching…

Aweee thank you so much dear…

Maybe one day! I would love that.

Yes sir. I wish my parents brought me to Africa at that age.

Yes it does

Hahahaha. Yeah, he said that!!!

Hahaha you will surely get your share 😂

We hope to see you here soon starting your journey.

Ghana is awaiting you 🤝

@@seanfrancis5198 Still undecided between Kenya and Ghana....

Yes Indeed. my pleasure, I’m glad you enjoyed.

Yes they were spot on

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Wow you are blessed to even know who you are and where you come from. thanks for watching. Yes Both definitely have their merits and demerits, but us being ripped of our true identity, we’d rather accept the merits and demerits that Africa has to offer over anything in this world 🥺

It is very unfortunate with regards to events of the past. May we all strive to make the Mother Africa and the world a better place. I would humbly use this opportunity to express my profound appreciation to a lot of families, Brothers and Sisters from Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, Michigan, Illinois and Indiana who have been of immense assistance to me. May the good Lord richly bless you all. As salamu alaikum!@@webelonginafrica44

Which one outweigh the other for Ghana and for USA?

Thanks bro I just made a short from it lol

Stay tuned

Thanks for watching bro

Wow thanks. I hope all is well there

Yes bro +233 597757180 on WhatsApp

@@webelonginafrica44 got it, you will hear from me soon✊🏿

Come on you will love it 😉

@@glorianyarko8645 🙏🏾 thanks for the invite. This has been a everyday thought for almost 5 years now.

@@Somebaldguy aww bro, no matter how long it takes, u will be here soon. Remember, the heart always wants what it wants, and if it's a good thing, it eventually happens, and this, my dear, is one of the very rare, great things. Welcome home! We are here waiting with open arms. Home is home no matter what!

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching

Yes very

Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching

Yes you belong as long as africa was born in you.... there is no designated "gatekeeper" deciding which african can or cannot live a productive life in africa... be reminded there are those born on the continent who have no love lost for her and keep siphoning her resources back to the same enemy.... stay blessed

Thanks you are correct 👍🏽

There are over 6,000 African Americans in Accra alone not counting other cities here in Ghana. We all are not from here and like me many of us didn’t know anyone here but other Americans before moving. My mother was American and died when I was 17, my father was also American and died when I was 21 it was a struggle In America, how can the struggle get any worse? Why is it impossible for some African Americans to tear themselves away from where they was born when Chinese, Indian, Russians, Germans etc come to America by themselves and go to other countries by themselves and survive. I think it’s just psychological that we think we need family to survive away from the nesting place.

It took us all by surprise 😂

After being here I understand them. The system is not working if you are a regular worker here. People are making 350 to 1000 Cedis a month. That’s $30 to $80 a month 🥵 after adding food and transportation to get to work you’ll find yourself working just to pay those 2 things

@@webelonginafrica44 lol that what majority of people think about merikkka. You work 80 hours and you don’t have shyt to show for it . I prefer Africa less bill

@@SupremeAfricaKing you sir are correct ✅ lol

Many of us are retired, working online of have small business abroad that we run from Ghana.

@@webelonginafrica44 Thank you! Congratulations on your business!

There is enough about africa that we already understand and we are not thugs and criminals that come here to get entangled in their laws. We are responsible adults that had the mindset and resources to move from one continent to another one.

Very good answer😊​@@webelonginafrica44

There are so many African Americans, millions of others in the diaspora that lives in Nigeria and doing well. There are places in the US that we better not move to.

Ara e bale when you get kidnapped for ransom or money rituals. You better tell those African Americans to get out of there

@teejay9674 you sound silly more women and children are getting kidnapped in America for no ransom at all. You just worry about America and let us worry about Africa. It’s not like we need you here or anything 😉

@@webelonginafrica44I’m African from Ghana & he’s right tho, Nothing will make me step a foot in Nigeria to be honest with you

​@@ishowkumasiwho asked u too? Pfff