12 HARD TRUTHS ABOUT LIVING IN GHANA
12 HARD TRUTHS ABOUT LIVING IN GHANA
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HARD TRUTHS ABOUT LIVING IN GHANA
Ghana is often referenced as the safest country in Africa. While neighbouring and nearby countries experience political unrest, Ghana remains relatively peaceful. There are several videos and articles that share the positives of living in Ghana and how it can offer a new way of life to people….
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I'm a Nigerian thinking of relocating to ghana with my baby girl and wife, an IT personnel and a very smart forward thinking solution provider, my wife an hairstylist and makeup artist what will life be like for us in ghana ?
we luck seriousness as a nation that is why systems don't work
Planning on relocating to Ghana by I need help to help me settle quickly
Too much background noise!
Absolute truth princess absolute truth princess
The problem with Africa its the fact that their governments are not sending their youngings abroad to learn latest cutting edge technologies then come back home to build. If they do that africa will forever in porverty. It doesnt matter if you have resources if you cant use it. Technologies will run the world. If africa doesnt catch , will forever in porverty. They need to create programs to send these youths abroad to learn. The chinese have been doing this for century. They learn all the western technologies.
I have a question regarding health, more specifically malaria profylaxis. When you come from abroad, and you're planning to live in Ghana for the next 10 years, does that mean you have to take malaria profylaxis during all that time ?
I am visiting the Aburi Gardens when I go to Ghana in December
Incredibly NOISY! That microphone isn't enough, and the background noise at the beginning seemed almost deafening.
As a Westerner, this is not my first, second or third time hearing about these scenarios. I had planned to travel to Ghana, but, instead GOD had other plans for me and I traveled to Morocco instead. I am very thankful for warnings. I am happy to hear of the great stories about Ghana from others. It is no longer of interest to me.
where does all that money go?
Great video, very informative. You just need to get a microphone setup that eliminates background noise. Keep up the good work
You say it's peaceful and chill yet you found the most noisiest chaotic place to film from and your mic doesn't seem to be working either.
When you want to shoot in a noisy place like this. Pls your a dynamic mic
Where's the lie, 👀 lol everything she said was facts!
On the last section of the video I can see wanted or missing person posters on the lamp post 😂
Religion holds so many African countries back. The most religious people are the WORST! Especially politicians! You mentioned how chill everyone is – a lot of people think that God will take care of their needs, when really, it’s people putting in the work to advance society and life around them. My husband is from Ghana and we talk about this all of the time.
I enjoy your content, but work on the audio. The background / ambient sounds are distracting and negatively impact the presentation. I think a mic that isolates your voice from the ambient sounds would be a worthwhile investment.
Hello myself and family just relocated from America to Ghana last month and we are opening some business. Checking if it is something you will like to show in your channel. Thanks
Dishonest and greedy people…..
Good afternoon, my name is chidiebere and am from Nigerian please can i travel from Ghana to Kenya by road thanks
Beautiful
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THANK YOU Jasmine for sharing the truth! I'm so tired of YouTubers spewing the propaganda of "Every Day is a Holiday in Ghana " I moved from the States and had horrible experiences. We run a free school for 200 kids in Ashaiman. Even though we are giving free education the locals don't appreciate it. The more you give the more they take. We were targeted and had our house broken into twice. We lived in Tema. I decided to just focus on helping make the community build. I am a grant writer and business consultant so I started helping SMEs and NGOs with capacity building training and finding venture capital from Western investors to scale their businesses. But I left the country last year. I'm coming back in August to launch a nurse project that will put nurses into the 30,000 private schools. I'll just go back and forth between the States and the States. 😊
no lies detected
I like you being so honest, thank you.
Sounds noisy!!! 😂
Interesting video but i can't finish watching due to overwhelming noise. Please film in quiet locations.
Background noise was a bit distracting.
Great video though.
If you want to relax, Ghana is the place to be.
Should have shot your video at a quiter place
Great Video, Sister. You look well and are dressed well like a VIRTUOUS woman. 👍
This was a very informative video. I came to many of the same conclusions that you did. Now, I didn’t experience this during my 3 week vacation in 2019, but many people who lived there said that they have to pay bribes to the police to get past a roadblock or to the government clerks to get their paperwork processed. Have you experienced this? If so, I would like you to talk about it in a follow up video.
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Let me tell you the secret to enter the blood of Ghanaians. LEARN THE MOST POPULAR LANGUAGE FAST!!!! Once you know the language, the barrier is broken.
I swear that’s so true it’s so peaceful ☺️ that’s why I keep coming back