We Shockingly Found A Ghana Town In Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 

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@@WODEMAYA You are the best my guy.... Please come to SA again, but to Northern Cape Province, Kimberley this side. Come and explore the biggest hole in the World ever excavated by human hands...

Absolutely. Wode Maya is full of life

The annoying village boy he calls himself😂. With him, no dull moment

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We all love Ivory Coast

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Kouame, Kwame is the same name, usually given to a male born on Saturday. It is only that Cote d'Ivoire use a French convention to write it. Ghana through its bureau of languages & predecessor standardised certain local languages. So Kwame is in fact the correct spelling (Ghana uses latin characters and some ipa such as ɔ, ɛ, ʃ & ŋ which neither french or english use) There are of course variations in pronounciation and sometimes spelling due to various languages. It is unfortunate we dont understand this But as an example the people like Banda and Nzema straddle both countries and this happened long before those artificial lines imposed by invaders from europe were drawn up. We need to understand that and realise we are ONE

@guevara9841 i know Nigerians don’t relate with Ghanaians because of different tribes and not a common African language apart from English. I’m a Ghanaian by the way.

Imagine the possibility of "reunion " of our brotherhood? Think of the reasons Ghana and the Ivory Coast were separated in Berlin

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My dear tell them for me,Maya has no competitor

There's nothing surprise about this as far as the Mali Empire is concerned, as there was a city called Gana but not Ghana where the Akans were living with their neighbours who also migrated to Ivory coast when their king Soumangourou Kanté was killed by the famous Soundjiata Keita with a spur of a white rooster as result of the migration of the Akans to the then gold coast (Ghana).Never forget that the Mali empire was very massive and extended to Burkina,Niger,Chad, Ivory Coast,Senegal ect but in general there is a strong connection between our people of the west Africa as most of them settled in that empire for many years since the fall of Egypt empire that their ancestors ruled before the arrival of the Arabs in years 665-to 689 to protect Egypt from flank attack by Byzantine and Cyrene.

Israel must unite, of course! We have been lost and forgotten for too long.

Il y’a plusieurs colonies Ghanéennes en Côte d’Ivoire, à Bassam, Jacqueville, Grand Lahou, Vridi…

@@mireillekoffivlog Au départ ils furent tous des "Kwas " et parlèrent la langue Kwa qui regroupa plusieurs pays et qui se parle même aujourd'hui au Congo ,vous serez même étonné qu'il y a dautres langues comme Ewe, mipa,Bamiléké etc qui font partie d .Brièvement ,les Baoulés Assabous sont originaires d'Asanti ( au Ghana) qui ont quitté la confédération á la suite d'un conflit de succession dont les deux protagonistes ont été Dakon frère d'Abraha Pokou et Opoku Waré suite au décès du roi Osei Tutu 1er (le premier) en 1717

@@johnbobo3013 Wowww.. merci beaucoup 🙏🏽 Mais il s’agit d’immigrants…

They were divided voluntarily through wars long before the British and French arrived

I'm ivorian your right! Ivory cost Is trully like united State of Africa !

Some statistics indicate that Ivory Coast comes second behind South Africa in term of number of international migrants in Africa.

​@@francoismartin4405What about the ratio? You are kiding bro.

@@francoismartin4405 country with high immigration population are the best and powerful. usa has 50 millions immigrants the contribution of immigrants to usa economy is trillion of dollars. in ivory coast every african are welcome there.

@@hotpepper5037 So explain Japan, China, Korea

Wode Maya is coming to Jamaica.

The Ashanti Kingdom was too big and strong. I need to read more about their leadership

​@@princostudio-bringingthebe3227Ashanti or Asante are just one of the Akan subgroups and yes they were a great kingdom.

most Togolese in the South are Ewe, Guan and Ga-Adangbe not Akan

@@tvs9978 okay still doesn’t take away that some are still Akans or related to us Ghanaians

@@julianaansah6367 where did I dispute that they are related to the Ghanaians? I merely pointed out the inaccuracy of your claim that they are one Akan people and pointed out the real ethnicities of the majority of the people. Fact is no group in Togo identifies as Akan. There are descendants of Akans there because you had Akan warriors travelling in the region to fight wars against or for Dahomey in different centuries and those warriors naturally had relations with local women on the one hand, or Guan-Fanti canoemen who settled in these areas but but it doesnt mean the offspring identify as Akan. The culture of the peoples are Guan, Ga-Gun-Mina, Adangbe, ewe, Adja, Yoruba, etc not Akan. Sometimes Akans need to learn about the cultures and identities of other people and stop making assumptions about them

@@tvs9978 stfuu u idiot there is Akans in Togo who identify as akan and also wear the same traditional attire and practice the culture stfu talking about we need to learn what?? and what u are saying again is trying to say there really isn’t Akans in Togo and there are what u are saying is nonsense read what I said well and elaborate properly and who told u there aren’t those who identify as Akans the warriors u are talking about did not stay there because of war and mix with some women that war we were ambushed by the Dahomey the oyo and the akyem who stopped us from going where we were going and we left came back to Ghana the ashanti empire expanded all the way to Ivory Coast and Togo and naturally Akans were in those places not because of war exactly so u get ur facts straight and there is no assumptions here so stfu there are Akans in Togo stfu and there is no where when I said all the Togolese are Akans or only Akans so what are u saying

@@tvs9978there are literally Togolese ppl who are akan and I don’t care about majority nothing clearly u don’t know how to read cuz I said some are Akans not majority read well before talking there is Togolese that are Akan who wear kente etc just like us so stfuu im not talking about the ga or ewe here and never did I say most of them are Akans to begin with so rather u need to teach urself how to read well and not us akan need to learn nothing we Akans don’t make any assumptions about shit the fact is there are Togolese that are Akans and u are rather the one talking rubbish

Just like in Cameroon a section speeks English nd e other french

Me too even as an African I didn't know the beauty this country

I'm in ivory coast and ivory coast is far ahead of Ghana

Similar to many war torn countries. Life goes on😢 beautifully despite the worst being represented

@@anitabell4203 true, look how Rwanda is thriving after that horrible genocide, now it's behind them.

Infact some Nzemas intermarry their Ivorian counterparts (the Appolos). Nzema and Appolo are the same language. I personally have Ivorian relatives that I have not met before. It's sad.

Amazing

Wooow 😳😳 at this point Ghana is everywhere 😘😘

Wow I can’t believe it , do they speak Ghana 🇬🇭 language, I am a Ghanaian and I want to know more about it

@@mariansmith6243 yes they do

Yes where I was born and brought up. A place that was found by Ghanaians over 60yrs ago.❤

True. We just have language barrier

Same as Togo and Burkina Faso. Same people separated by artificial borders

Hargeisa Somalia 🇸🇴

One love my Somaliland family.

​@@Shamso697Silka hoyada Somalia

@@Guled3 Somaliland is a state of Somalia just like Puntland

@@Shamso697 Your mother said so!

Amen..we all go go der one day

Welcome here anytime

ONE AFRICA DIFFERENT NATIONS

@@almaz-rudy8793 yeah

@@almaz-rudy8793 It's like saying Israel with different tribes

You are right. Ghanaians have real relations with Ivorians than any link with Nigeria

​@@kwakuakonto8942i'm ivorian , Ghana and Ivory cost we are trully Brothers and sisters!!

True 😊

Some part of Liberia also

What about Cameroon 😅

We found a part of kru people in Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria(Ijaw people).

@@Dn90 wow

Thanks for always supporting me 😊love you so much

@@WODEMAYA I will always support you for the good work that you are doing for Africa 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

Ase Ase Amen 🇧🇯🇨🇬🇬🇭🇬🇳🇮🇪

I DO!!! We will be overnight the strongest and richest country on earth…!!!

it will possible when African intellectuals come to the power.

Take away the boarders. Let Africans breath

I agree and I will love to be part of the movement

Thank you, I was going to say the same thing, I've lived and worked in this area: San-Pedro, Grand-Bereby, Sassandra and I can confirm that there's a large Ghanaian community there. They have similar villages next to (or in) our Ivorian villages. There are Ghanaian schools, with the same system as in Ghana, which the children attend. Back home in the south of Côte d'Ivoire, not only do we share common cultures with the Ghanaians, but we've always lived in peace with them in our villages. That's how things are.

Missing Zimbabwe

@@WODEMAYA better come back Maya. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

There's also a place in cote d'ivoire called zimbabwe. It's also filled with fantes

I agree. We don't need the borders Africa must unite now

Ghanaians are in Liberia too. I remember during the Ghana card registration most of the fishermen who came in were Ghanaians who are based both in Ghana and Liberia

Infact the entire coastline from Gambia to Angola there are Ghanaian fishermen especially the Fante people

Because we are basically the same people.

That is one stupid comment... Africa had no borders.. you still in mental slavery abiding by European rules and borders that they created to separate us.. and here you come with your ignorant comment.. see how hospitable ivorians are.. nonsense

Yes, the place is called Ghana Town and gas been there since at least the 1950s.

I hope to visit Gambia 🇬🇲 and see my people, Ghanaians living in a costal area I am sure they are Fantis

Ghanaians are in Liberia Gambia and were also in Sierra Leone They are fisher folks and speak Fante

​@@mariansmith6243 That's where i was born a brought up.

Thanks for this explanation.

Were there any migrations from Ghana, sierra leone into Nigeria? I hear some nigerians say the efik, ibibio, annang ethnic group of Nigeria have Ghana origins Annang means 4 in twi for example. You hear the name essien (common Ghana name) also being used by some of these people etc

@@markntiri8251 My belief is that human beings have been in West Africa for millions of years and migrations have happened back and forth from West Africa to central, Southern and Eastern Africa mostly with the groups refered to as bantu who are classified as Niger Congo ethno.linguistic family. But migrations into West Africa from North Africa and from the Sudan area also occured from groups known as Nilo Saharans and Afro Asiatics. Now, I know migrations from present day Ghana occured westward into present day Burkina Faso with the Mossi who came out of the Dagomba and also with the Lobi into Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso, and also many Akan groups like the Brong moved to Ivory Coast from the Brong Ahanfo region of Ghana. But when it comes to Nigeria, I would rather believe that migration happened hundreds of thousands of years ago from Nigeria and Cameroon into Bemin, Togo, Ghana and , Ivory Coast mostly on the coastal area. I noticed that many names found in Nigeria and Cameroon are also found among coastal people of Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo and Benin. Names like Adu ( spelled Adou in Ivory Coast), is found in Cameroun, Nigeria (Sade Adu), Ghana ( Nanan Akuffo Adoo, and in Ivory Coast among the Agni, The Dida, the Avikam, the Adioukrou, the Dida and the Godié of Ivory Coast.Sierra Leone have a lot of Yoruba who were released there by European vessels that was freeing captives from Nigeria on their way to be sold as slaves in the Americas. Many from.the Congo area were also released into Monrovia in Liberia. So I don't believe the Southern Nigeria. Groups that you have named migrated from Ghana. I will think that the migration into Ghana came from Nigeria instead. The Ga and Ewe people are somehow related to the Yoruba.

@@lgnawa thank you

@@markntiri8251 yes there were migrations of Guan and Fanti fishermen into Togo, Benin and Nigeria as well because they were the remidors ie They used to row the canoes that would go to and from European ships to load and unload them because they were skilled sea men

Everyone in the world is intertwine somehow. You people are not African

I can't wait for the day Africa will become one

Always

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I see you my bro

Nkrumah begged Boigny to have the other half given to Ghana since that’s his people do that he will give them seikwa and sampa but he said no

Sorry but Africa is a continent not a country. We are not all the same. But we should be nice to each other, if that's what you mean. But again it's good to be nice and respectful to every human being.

​@@captainchaoscowAfrica is one.

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