WE MOVED FROM CANADA TO GHANA , CANADA NEVER FELT LIKE HOME 

Sincerely i live in Canada. I have been here just two years and to say i am tired already is an understatement . I live in Mississauga which is not far from Oshawa where your guest live. I came as a student where i spent almost thirty thousand dollars as tuition and other fees/expenses. I work now but 35% of my income goes to taxes. The stress here is too much, you have to pay bills upon bills.. my rent/utilities is almost $2800 monthly for a two bedroom apartment. You pay rent, electricity, water, insurance on car and credit card bills etc. That's almost N1.5Million in Nigeria's currency monthly. I own properties in Nigeria and i live as a king but here its a different ball game. The cold weather too is not helping matters. Sincerely after watching several of your videos i am thinking of coming back and just settle in one African country. Ghana or Rwanda.

Who are those blind people calling her ugly? I believe they have no good eyes to see beautiful things

I really like the fact that she said they are the ones enjoying Africa and telling them not to go there

Thank you so much for having us on your amazing channel! We had such an amazing time! Let's do a follow up soon! ✊🏾👑

The positive energy of this beautiful couple is infectious. I wish them all the best in Ghana, and hope I'll be able to link up with them at some some point. I'm Ghanaian by birth and have been in the diaspora for more than three decades but plan relocating to Ghana in the near future.

She looks like Rhanna older sister! Beautiful

I'm also from Hanover Jamaica... also preparing to move to Ghana.

One can't guilt or shame people into wanting to move to Ghana... or Africia. That desire has to come from within.

The grandfather was very touching, I’m glad he’s happy in Ghana

I can't believe they used to tell her she's ugly. This woman is really beautiful. These guys are an amazing couple. So positive ! Africa can be a refuge for the diaspora.

Such a refreshing interview! One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲.

Loved this interview! It resonated on so many levels. They spoke so.many truths. Growing up in Canada, you realize we have been tricked and lied to. Africa is paradise, North America ( western countries) is Babylon. We need to return to the land of our ancestors and work alongside our continental brothers and sisters to build up the continent. Making my plan to visit and find places to settle.

I love watching this, I'm making my way to Ghana very soon

She was the goddess of the family girl you are the stone the builders refused but as always you are the chief cornerstone I respect you so much for taking care of your dad...Yah bless

I am happy for you brother and sister. One love from Angola. It is time to unite Africa.

This family interview have struck deep emotional feelings of blacks in the diaspora, who have been fed a grossly distorted perceptions of Africa and Africans.

I'm 67yrs old man and I've told my daughter who's only 15yrs old now that I want to spend my older years of life somewhere on the continent of Africa because I met her mom in Ethiopia and I've also been to Ghana and I have never forgotten the peace that I felt.

Welcome to Africa, Africa is your home. I am a Zambian who is welcoming you to Africa viva Africa viva

You two have beautiful souls, Love you both.❤ 🇬🇭 🇬🇧

Did I just hear "our own people here"... I really love Africa feeling at home anywhere in Africa.

OMG dad just made me tear up. My mom has the same programmed brainwashing information about the continent. She felt the same way when I took my first trip to Gambia a year ago.To date she is still saying no to visiting the motherland. I am so glad to see her dad was open to experience the truth for himself. I hope you share more of his experience so the elders in the West can see the motherland is indeed paradise and freedom. Maybe dad can have his own channel. LOL

Awwww, I love this so much. Daddy made me cry, too... I wish my parents were still here for me to take them to Africa😔.

God bless you for taking care of your Dad. May God richly bless and protect you all.✌️❤️

The exuberance and joy this couple exudes can be felt. You can feel their freedom. They’ve both had their fair share of trauma and injustice prior to their transition to the motherland. I am so happy for them and wish them nothing but blessings. Would love to support them in any way I can. Peace and love. And Mo is an absolutely beautiful Queen.

Hello Mo and Berry, I know am going to do business with you guys in the not too distant future. My ancestors are calling me home and am not just coming home but you guys are being brought into my energy field to take things to next level. This is Nash from London

I love the camera angles and the camerawork. Very good questions and beautiful couple- wonderful energy

This was a wonderful interview. I was crying happy tears with dad. 😊 Please do a Part 2!

This show is a tremendous blessing ❤ Let’s work people. Love to all. Bless.

God bless you and best wishes from your ✝️ brother from Germany 🇩🇪

I’m very enthused about returning home listening to both of you. ❤❤❤❤❤

AFRIKA Is The Original PARADISE! Let’s Rebuild Her and Bring Back Her Glory and Tell The Story How We Did It!

I’m moving soon to Africa ❤

Refreshing interview! The husband looks like someone from the Akwapim Mountains. My maternal ancestors were from the Akwapim people. So, I watched a few videos about the Akwapims... 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲! The elderly gentleman brought tears to my eyes. I wish them all the best in Ghana.

Love you guys! ❤❤❤❤, Sam from Mozambique

Queen, you are BEAUTIFUL!

The psychology of the whole thing is to make us feel as if we have nowhere to go ,so we have to take any bad treatment they offer us.

The young lady in the video is beautiful that is why the young man in the video married her. And her beautiful heart is radiating on her outer appearance as well. Jehovah God examines our hearts (1Samuel 16:7).

Wauww love this am from surinam and want to Come too ghana.thank you for your inspiration❤

Just an amazing interview! So happy for the entire family. Enjoy Africa!!! And thank God your father came with you. He will spend the rest of his days in Paradise!!!! I am sooo happy for him. Take your time and absorb the African sun and take in the beautiful terrain. Heal from the trauma of the west. Bless you guys. My day will come one day soon.

Don’t put your dreams out cause you don’t want some one stealing your ideas

Are they describing this same Ghana , words like paradise, beautiful etc Hmmmm I'm still looking for my Canadian visa

What a beautiful couple-so much love and respect amongst them. They’re living my dream and I can totally relate. I’m a Ghanaian Canadian and ones lived in Toronto and know everywhere they’re mentioning as well. Koforidua is a good choice of location.. .. I will definitely look for them one day and I wish them all the best.

Get some land farm gourds for use in art. Set up factories processing onions and tomatoes lots of opportunities in tourism. All fruits can be processed for juice like pineapples. Cashews can be processed to make jams drinks dried fruit mix etc. Set up pickling factories like onion pickles cucumbers mangos etc. So many thing's to do. Utilise the potential of the beaches for tourism. Farming

Hey!! I know Monique ! Great singer and great person. Welcome home to there! The truth is you guys met me and said Ghana must be kool hahaha! See you soon

They said she ugly?😂 Smh she looks like Jill Scott very beautiful. So many Black folks in Canada are still jaded. Hope they wake up and smell the roses

Big up mo and kirk. Miss yall hope the best for yall bless up Jah guide

Most people say the same they tired of living abroad due to the stress, strict system, racism, robotic system, work work work system, they decided to move back to africa few months later they can’t also stand the nonsense back home, they start packing their stuffs to run back to the diaspora. We Africans living in the diaspora we neither here nor there. We are confused, We living in foreign countries our mind and heart is back home, working so hard to go back home settle down in africa , we go back home but due to the messed up system, after living abroad for years and used to the organise system, it makes it hard for us to cope and adjust with the system back home because we are expecting to have the basic amenities and facilities we enjoy abroad, we find it difficult to live among our own people back home due to lack of trust, lies, massive corruption & bribery, lawlessness, everything is politics and religion, people can’t think and reason as normal humans, poor roads, poor infrastructures, poor healthcare system, all these eventually makes you to think of running back to the west. Hustlers don’t have peace of mind. Is like you have a whole lot of burdens on your shoulder, pressure here and there. That’s why some hustler move back home few years later and they die. Because of too much thinking, depression, lack of sleep, stress, anxiety… you don’t have time to enjoy your life, your life is all about back and forth, moving here and there. Anything happens back home they call on you. Is sad and pity, but that’s the reality.

You asked them some really good questions. ..she is a sweety...I can tell he really loves her...beautiful to see ! One day...I'm coming to Alkebulan ! ❤❤❤

Sis your beauty is intoxicating. Perhaps they were threatened by you being a natural queen as you are. Jamaica certainly has its more than fair share of colorism... and its sad and disturbing. As a dark skin black woman I've known my beauty and never questioned who I am or my beauty. I don't see light as right, people are just people to me. Some ugly, some beautiful but that beauty emanates from within for me. I'm glad to see you living your best lives. Y'all look gorgeous. You're happy and we can see it.

As an afrikan I love this FAMILY!!!! Thank YOU for making exellent desicion to come to the mother land this is our OWN destiny. The Afrikan heritage for all Afrikans arround the World. Come to build our OWN. Afrika Is the future for Afrikan people arround World.

Koforidua is a great place for sports, I grew up in a house called Club Safari and still have family there. The mountains around, the greens, and people also both of you are beautiful together enjoy koforidua it a great place.

Well done & Best wishes...Continue Enjoying and Living Life to the fullest in One Love

This was EXCELLENT. I just subscribed to their channel. This DEFINITELY deserves a PART II. It would be nice to see a full interview with Pops. Great job as usual Hayford. You are relentlessly doing your part of bridging the gap. Hats off to you. Medasse paa. 👊🏿

How can such a beautiful woman be considered to be Ugly!!! Racial Discrimination is so Evil , it stinks of Satan. But whatever it is , God will always Prevail . I hope all black people in the diaspora hear what this beautiful couple have been thru n hopefully they realize they better invest in people n countries that love n accept them for what they are : God's beautiful children! God bless you, in Jesus'Holy Name, Amen!!!

Gorgeous, Beautiful couple. I would love for you to visit this couple in the next 3-6 months to follow their journey of discovery in Ghana. Love your courage. I hope to be there soon. Sister living in Canada.

This was an amazing interview. Love you guys and I wish you all the best in Mama Africa!

Wow this is one of the best interviews you've made,and the positive impact it's had on her dad's life....this is really awesome. The fact they no longer have to shovel snow,deal with racism and as ll the stresses it adds to the body is enough reason to love the mother land and start healing from the trauma of babylon.

It's a beautiful share. Thanks for what you do in sharing light on Africa.

Pops was GREAT! He has stories to tell. Our oral history has to be told even on his own time! Peace and Blessings

Hi We nation This is uncle Isaac watching this video from Manchester UK. Just a piece of advice. Because you have a low soft voice, try to raise your voice a bit when with your interviews. The voice of your guests are more audible compared to your, so try to improve with your next video as l have been watching you for a long time. This Interview is great and l love it. I watched this family when they first arrived at Kotoka and their first day out in the community. Mo's father appeared quite excited at the time. I am a Ghanaian by the way, born and bred of these Ga tribe. I am now retired. Have a good day 🇬🇧👍

Great Interview and Profound Message Indeed!

Absolutely great and inspiring video. Enjoy the warm weather and bright sunshine.

42:52 Why as a person of color, an African diasporan, you need to realize we have no place in the Western world. The entire video is absolutely amazing.

No most jamaican are from in general from the Akans mainly the fanti's asanti's in Ghana 🇬🇭 and partly Nigerians and Congolese

Thanks for your wisdom brother, I felt like you were talking to me. I have always been an advocate of coming together and working together to achieve greatness. But like you mentioned we have trust issues.. To your queen, You’re absolutely stunning, colourism is awful… Wishing you continued success fam❤️🙏🏾😇

Omg this was a great video thanks for sharing i will subscribe to your channel right now grandad made me cry sending nuff love to your channel and this beautiful family I'm coming home soon mama Africa love from Barbados 🇧🇧 💙💛🖤

Such an imspirational couple, thanks for introducing them to us 🙏🏽😇

Jordan can past as a Ghanian from the north or somebody from the Hausa tribe.

Beautiul couple and I love the way she looks at her husband. You can feel the love between them. I am glad they are in a better place in their lives.

Hey. All Blacks people should move to Africa and help rebuild fight for Africans. I will be back for good within mother. Who want to live through the Hatered. The working like a un free human being. Africa is home

Why do Ghanaians always ask the diaspora why they want to move to Ghana? It's like Ghanaians don't value their own country. I have been watching RU-vid and paying attention to what people are saying when they travel to Africa. From what I have gathered so far, Ghana has a very rich culture, and people are interested. It is about time Ghanaians take pride in Ghana and stop asking questions like why would you want to come to Ghana.

Hi Wednation Thanks for this interview, what a lovely honest couple, they speak the truth. Wishing them all the best in there endeavour. God bless Africa.

Great interview.. Lovely couple... Thanks for sharing. And I love her earrings😘😘😘!

People are so BEAUTIFUL!

Great interview 😅😊😅😊😊😊😊😊😊

Beautiful .. beautiful‼️ Love to all. Bless.

Super Star MoSpence 🌟

I am so happy. Thank you for sharing. I hope many eyes would be opened, despite the lies that have been embedded in the minds of many. Truth always shines through. To God be the Glory.

She is beautiful!!!

Great interview, blessings to this family

Looks like paradise ❤🌴🌴🌴 I hope to visit some day

So happy they chose Koforidua is quite and beautiful

Great interview. I have just subscribe to their channel.

I witnessed the brothers playing basketball at the courts in Cape Coast between the Cape Coast and Elmina dungeons just next to the Oasis restaurant. They seemed to grasp the game...but you know as much as I do...they were shooting a bunch of long range shots.

There are so many business opportunities in Ghana. Just look around and you can see it

Hearing the birds makes me want to come ASAP

Enjoyed this interview. Want to see Ghana for myself, definitely.

watching from Canada

Wow movie can also change the narrative!

What a very interesting story. Thank you.

Lovin this Interview Capt. positive energy caaan dun. Big-Up to the power-couple!

Great interviewing skills 👍🏾

Yes amazing!!!

Great interview!

Excellent, very inspirational.

Much love Theberryempire 🥰❤️✌️

This was the most beautiful video that I have seen...wow...I love this interview

I ENJOYED THIS INTERVIEWING 🤗

From hearing the names and seeing you I knew you had some Ja connection. Bless up.🙏🇯🇲 Daddy a real Santy (St.Elizabeth) man.👍🇯🇲

I can say I relate to her experience in life growing up in a family where your the darker of the others I do. I was in that same dynamic in my immediate family structure. I felt the negative from outsiders never my parents. My heart goes out to you for having that harsh negative. May being back home in Ghana bring you continued peace.