I Moved From the Uk to Ghana with my 3 kids,the transition has been hard for us but the kids love it
I Moved From the Uk to Ghana with my 3 kids,the transition has been hard for us but the kids love it
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This video is an interview with Ursula who moved from the Uk to Ghana with her husband and 3 kids ,she shared how its been transision ,the ups and down , jump right into the video and enjoy ..
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Amazing interview!
She is a gorgeous dark skinned african. What beauty
Her Skin is sooo Beautiful. I can’t wait to be HOME. 🇬🇭
Ghana is the starter pack loool
Loved this interview!! Love this woman hats off to her and lots of respect for making a dream become reality!!!
Amazing interview! Thank you for sharing . This was super inspiring.❤
Your husband is lucky, having you as a wife❤❤❤❤
Sis , I really appreciate your Truths n Realness and Guidance. – Bless , I'm still coming♥🖤💚
I thoroughly enjoyed the depth of this interview, and learnt so much.
Welcome to my country Akwaaba enjoy
This woman is the realest ! all the other Diasporas spreading fake news ! Living in Africa is super hard…so when you see Ghanaians who want to Japa do not judge wrongly. All these diasporas making it have one thing in common! They all have dollars pounds and euros to start a business!
Beautiful and intelligent black woman.
I don't know why some Black people who grew up in Western culture are so pressed to claim a culture that's not their own.
The locals look at you sideways, because YOU ARE a foreigner –not matter how "down" you claim to be. People know their own.
It's like growing up in Atlanta, then moving to Los Angeles and claiming you grew up in Los Angeles. The Los Angelesians automatically know you're not a native.
AKWAABA FAMILY 1LUV GIVE THANX TOO DA MOST HIGH AND OUR ANCESTORS STORY AND GUIDENS LUV AND LIGHT FAMILY 💕
KNOW THYSELVE
BERMUDA ♥️
1:00 LUVIN AND WATCHING AND LISTENING AND
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CONGREATULATION
Her beauty is stunning!
first time on this channel, Hayford is such a good interviewer
Lesson learnt " anywhere in Africa is ours we have that right." 🌍👊😊🇬🇭 🇨🇲 🇳🇬
Oh goodness who is this woman,I wish to be connected to her !she shares all my values!what she is talking about is called the African Advantage!!!
lovely, a real African woman.You and children need to understand both uk and Ghana
This is what we called a woman of substance, she is also beautiful and full of wisdom ❤❤
The Diaspora like Ghana to many African countries
The thing is that you all come and live in Accra where it's so expensive to live whereby Ghana is not only Accra. Go deep into the country a places like techiman sunyani berekum nkoranza kintampo kumasi so no so on life is cheap and easy in those places.
Thanks 'Capt' for this interview. This beautiful sister has an energy that is very contagious. She's extremely intelligent and insightful and gracious with it too. Welcome home !
This woman is well known she knows what Africa is
Good adventure tho but she can’t survive
Excellent interview. Very insightful.
She's beautiful nice skin
White people came to Africa with nothing and left with everything which made them billions of pounds and dollars
Aww this interview was so insightful! Thank you Mr. Hayford for bringing another awesome interview for us to enjoy. It was great meeting you at the influencer fest 😊
Just came back from Ghana. Im Ghanaian and I definitely belong in Africa ❤.
She said it all,but definitely some would take the risk to see it for themselves 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
This was an amazing interview! The information Ursula provided needs to be shared with the masses. Everything that glitters isn't gold – particularly as it relates to what native Africans are shown about the West. My husband and I will be visiting South Africa next week in preparation of our move there in the next couple years. We can hardly wait to be on African soil. Thank you for sharing with us. 🖤
I need a part 2. This was so great!!
What about ur kid education?
Fantastic interview!!
A highly intelligent Sister .
I would love to connect with her and her husband directly. I haven't set foot in Ghana yet but want to one day.
Admittedly, I was turned off by the stories that I heard of people getting ripped off buying land people that are supposed to be our own Brothers and Sisters. Sometimes, I wonder why we black people are so dishonest to each other..
Where is the love ?❤
Ghana also has it own set of problem. Example, doubling up prices for you if the locals know you are a diasporan. Infrastructure like bad roads. Nowhere to pee when you in town. Water outage, power outage, poor customer service. No one value time. No one seems to be Guinue. You will succeed in Ghana if you don't romanticize and have no expectations.
You are a great host! I always enjoy your interviews. Great guest, thank you.
Worked in Ghana in the 90's and thought what a stable growing econemy it would become and was right it seems .
ill be there this year and i will live in Uganda
I love this interview. She's absolutely Gorgeous!
"Nothing is up. Nothing has come."🤣 Those up and coming projects. Always under construction.
It's here confidence,honesty, and word to the wise speech for me. I'll love to hear a part 2❤
Man you hit it OUT OF THE BALL PARK TOOOODAY! That was an EXCELLENT GUEST. And I might say I need a wife like her after being a widower for over 6 years now. She is sharp as a needle.
That is what the bible calls 'a good thing'. The conversation was fast and crisp – I loved it.
Most of all – I learned a few things too. Sitting here in the Diaspora is like being on a hamster wheel. And now after learning what Africa [the homeland ] has to offer I can't wait. Seeing all
these 'other people' taking advantage of the opportunities makes me be more determined every day to [get home]. Well done young man and Thumbs Up
That holds true for both East and West Africa
This is very true.
Queen O applaud your honesty. Does your kids go to GH school or the international school
Imagine running out of water in the middle of taking a sh*. Akwaba though. Come home.