Yo! I was surprised to see a young Jamaican woman speaking like this. I’m Ghanaian but born in the UK. I started going back in 2014 and felt that instant feeling of been home that most black people feel when they touch down. I been telling my Jamaican friends that they really need to make the trip but most don’t seem serious so it’s really refreshing to hear you talking like this. I felt exactly the same way you did in England, something just isn’t right about living here not forever anyway. I’ve built a small business on a piece of land my mum gave me in Ghana just outside Accra and will be going back to live when the rona dies down a bit. Defo have to link up 1 day just on a friendly vibe, I’m a man so I know how people will think I’m tryna holla at you but on the reals is just nice to see like minded people and also when you’re in Ghana you need other western minded people around you, it just makes the experience better to be honest. Proud of you though for taking the 1st steps to get in touch with your roots and your right we as black people need to wake up to the fact that the west isn’t heaven and Africa isn’t hell, probably the exact opposite for black people. ✊🏾
Enjoyed your video, you are so right we need to leave here, so many people I talk to are saying the same thing. As for me its like the spirit is calling me to go. I will first visit Gambia then after Ghana. God bless you 🙏🏾🙏🏾🔥🔥✊🏾
Nice,GHANA is GREAT for HOLIDAY,but to stay and live in Ghana you need an INCOME,also try areas like CapeCoast it has a lot of blacks from the diaspora living there
Hey Am Naomi too… And I love you instantly… You are now my big sis.. Am in kumasi and I would love to meet you and cook for you.. Welcome home melanin queen… Much love
Ghana is not expensive big sis.. The capital city is… You can live in kumasi which is the second second capital… And you have to leave your lifestyle and adapt to ours… Live low.. Party when needed… Big sis.. I would love if you come and live in ksi.. It's not expensive too… I will help you look for a nice ish place of your choice too… Please you are welcome home.. Naomi's are beautiful 😍😍😍
GOOD, YOU DECIDED TO REPATRIATE TO GHANA. TO MAKE YOUR MOVE EASIER, YOU CAN SPEND THE FIRST THREE YEARS TO MOVE GRADUALLY BY SHUTTLING BETWEEN THE UK AND GHANA AND THEN ONCE YOUR BUSINESSES IN GHANA GETS WELL GROUNDED AND GROWING, YOU START BUILDING YOUR HOUSE, THEN YOU SPEND MORE TIME IN GHANA AND MOVE PERMANENTLY AND NOT LOOKING BACK AGAIN.
Hi Naomi, Just watched your video. I have been watching quite a lot of videos on this topic lately. I am also Jamaican decent. Tell me did you ever consider to go to Jamaica? If not why not? If yes what changed your mind?
Ghanaian's built and named Jamaica from a local Ghanaian language called Jama ma ka – Meaning, it seems we won't go back. This was when the first group of slaves sent there realised they it's likely they won't go back again.
i am planing to relocate and set up a business in africa.what i would want from you any whatts app business our people who have relocate to africa group.keep up the good work princess
Hello Hello You are frankly the first person I have found who worked in housing. I am a Ghanaian living in London and my back ground is also Social Housing with London Local Authorities and Housing Associations. Love to chat with you, preferably either Skype or Whats app, but please well away from this platform. This is Nash from London.
On the subject of racism…am a Ghanaian born and bred, moved to the UK age 18, and I never understood the word racism till i got here, the friends i made here used to laugh at me cos they couldn't believe i didn't know what racism meant. I knew what race meant at that age, but racism as someone hating on u cos of ur skin colour, it was a whole new thing to me, i still couldn't wrap my head round it after sometime, it didnt make sense to me cos in Gh, i was in school with 2 white boys, i didnt c any different, we played n did everything together.
Edit: that innocent idea or thought of mine didnt last very long lol, till i started watching stuff on tv lol, the self awareness n self consciousness it brought to me was overwhelming lol, having to watch over ur shoulders every step u take is absolutely crazy lol, honestly why are people like that?
Two words made me subscribed ….. Ghana and Repatriation… DO NOT give up, plan ahead…and make it happen…Africa is today, tomorrow and forever … your brother from DRCongo
Your channel came up in my feed and glad it did. My ancestors are Ghanian by way of JA on my Grandfather side. I am feeling Gambia so I will be visiting there first. Nice video. Love Birmingham, lovely Caribbean community there.
Yes, it is about culture. Makes sense, all of it, except the slavist denial that Africa fought to capture slaves for sale to Arabs, Greeks, Romans, and eventually Europe, and the Americas. Evidently some of It still goes on today. Africa isn't heaven, but it is where its descendants belong. Good move!
Greetings Sis that content was the TRUTH🔥 I agree I'm born and raised in E.London due to my grandparents coming to work from Jamaica and Guyana,! In my family I'm the only Afrikan1st 3rd generation that's had the calling, so I will continue what my ancestors started and pass the baton to my other family members as they need to see first! We must make Afrika home again,for myself it's 🇬🇭 I have to email you to explaain furhter, so glad I found your channel✊
He lets all create what's app group , I'm African born who want to go home but I don't like how Africa and African union run , I want to open the biggest media platform to start putting pressure on African union and African leaders .
I'm from brum too and like you, I've wanted to leave the UK for a few years . Ill be watching more of your videos for hints and tips, but I need to start with holidays to Africa as I've never been . Your story is definitely inspirational. Thank you
Yo Sis , this is your first video i'm watching , and i just fell in love . I like the way you talk . If you're looking for a husband – i'm a candidate . You are moving to Ghana , well – i'm in neighbouring Nigeria . Could you drop me a line ?
Oh wow!!!! I have so much to say about this video but first of all thank you so much for the content in this video, you broke it down to a 'T'! All your points resonate so well with me. Im a new subscriber by the way. Secondly you are absolutely gorgeous, I thought you were at least 10 years younger. I'm Ghanaian but also UK born and bred however schooled in ghana for about 4 years and it was the best time of my life, and Im also looking to make my way back home. The thing i like about you is that youve spoken about your plans for survival when you move to ghana cos alot of youtubers talk about how they relocate to Ghana but not about how they plan to make money to survive there. Sorry about the lengthy response but you are such an inspiration and im very excited to see more content. 🤗🤗
I am also starting a low cost housing project in Ghana. Especially for diasporans wishing to go back to West Africa. If you are interested, let me know and I will send you some info.
Good luck to you. I'm sure you'll succeed as you have the right attitude. Very commendable that you want to do something for the everyday people i.e affordable housing.
Hi Naomi Babe, You can contact the following women on YouTube for more information and whatever. * Ivy Prosper * Rochelle * Odana network These are their id's on YouTube so please check them out.
Akwaba my sister and I wish you all the best in 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭By the way there’s lots of lots of our brothers and sisters from🇯🇲that are living in 🇬🇭including Mama Rita Marley and little bird told me that Brother Jimmy Cliff visited 🇬🇭 Sister Naomi we are Africans and nothing else there’s no such thing as so called Black British. Am proud to be an African.
Sister you are on point.. hate seeing those resources being exploited by the new wave of colonizers…subscribed! Africa United! Beautiful!
Yo! I was surprised to see a young Jamaican woman speaking like this. I’m Ghanaian but born in the UK. I started going back in 2014 and felt that instant feeling of been home that most black people feel when they touch down. I been telling my Jamaican friends that they really need to make the trip but most don’t seem serious so it’s really refreshing to hear you talking like this. I felt exactly the same way you did in England, something just isn’t right about living here not forever anyway. I’ve built a small business on a piece of land my mum gave me in Ghana just outside Accra and will be going back to live when the rona dies down a bit. Defo have to link up 1 day just on a friendly vibe, I’m a man so I know how people will think I’m tryna holla at you but on the reals is just nice to see like minded people and also when you’re in Ghana you need other western minded people around you, it just makes the experience better to be honest. Proud of you though for taking the 1st steps to get in touch with your roots and your right we as black people need to wake up to the fact that the west isn’t heaven and Africa isn’t hell, probably the exact opposite for black people. ✊🏾
It's always nice to find other Jamaicans who have moved to the continent. I'm looking forward to more videos from you 🙂
You are always welcome home, remember there is no place like home. Ghana and Africa has open their arms to welcome their children. Akwaaba
Your last few comments were very good. I hope the fire never burns out.
U are always wlc sis, wanna say this sis ,Ghana is not expensive 🌞 Accra is rather
Enjoyed your video, you are so right we need to leave here, so many people I talk to are saying the same thing. As for me its like the spirit is calling me to go. I will first visit Gambia then after Ghana. God bless you 🙏🏾🙏🏾🔥🔥✊🏾
Nice,GHANA is GREAT for HOLIDAY,but to stay and live in Ghana you need an INCOME,also try areas like CapeCoast it has a lot of blacks from the diaspora living there
I love love love your sentiments in this video. Thank you so much.
Hey Am Naomi too… And I love you instantly… You are now my big sis..
Am in kumasi and I would love to meet you and cook for you..
Welcome home melanin queen… Much love
Ghana is not expensive big sis.. The capital city is… You can live in kumasi which is the second second capital… And you have to leave your lifestyle and adapt to ours… Live low.. Party when needed… Big sis.. I would love if you come and live in ksi.. It's not expensive too…
I will help you look for a nice ish place of your choice too…
Please you are welcome home..
Naomi's are beautiful 😍😍😍
GOOD, YOU DECIDED TO REPATRIATE TO GHANA. TO MAKE YOUR MOVE EASIER, YOU CAN SPEND THE FIRST THREE YEARS TO MOVE GRADUALLY BY SHUTTLING BETWEEN THE UK AND GHANA AND THEN ONCE YOUR BUSINESSES IN GHANA GETS WELL GROUNDED AND GROWING, YOU START BUILDING YOUR HOUSE, THEN YOU SPEND MORE TIME IN GHANA AND MOVE PERMANENTLY AND NOT LOOKING BACK AGAIN.
Visit Maputo/Mozambique, the land of good People. l'm moving from UK in 2 years time,working on my plan….
Hi Naomi, Just watched your video. I have been watching quite a lot of videos on this topic lately. I am also Jamaican decent. Tell me did you ever consider to go to Jamaica? If not why not? If yes what changed your mind?
Ghanaian's built and named Jamaica from a local Ghanaian language called Jama ma ka – Meaning, it seems we won't go back. This was when the first group of slaves sent there realised they it's likely they won't go back again.
i am planing to relocate and set up a business in africa.what i would want from you any whatts app business our people who have relocate to africa group.keep up the good work princess
Hello Hello
You are frankly the first person I have found who worked in housing.
I am a Ghanaian living in London and my back ground is also Social Housing with London Local Authorities and Housing Associations.
Love to chat with you, preferably either Skype or Whats app, but please well away from this platform.
This is Nash from London.
The motherland is where you will live free for ever
First time on your channel. Looking forward for to more information.
On the subject of racism…am a Ghanaian born and bred, moved to the UK age 18, and I never understood the word racism till i got here, the friends i made here used to laugh at me cos they couldn't believe i didn't know what racism meant. I knew what race meant at that age, but racism as someone hating on u cos of ur skin colour, it was a whole new thing to me, i still couldn't wrap my head round it after sometime, it didnt make sense to me cos in Gh, i was in school with 2 white boys, i didnt c any different, we played n did everything together.
Edit: that innocent idea or thought of mine didnt last very long lol, till i started watching stuff on tv lol, the self awareness n self consciousness it brought to me was overwhelming lol, having to watch over ur shoulders every step u take is absolutely crazy lol, honestly why are people like that?
Two words made me subscribed ….. Ghana and Repatriation… DO NOT give up, plan ahead…and make it happen…Africa is today, tomorrow and forever … your brother from DRCongo
A BUSINESS IN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT, MANAGEMENT AND AGENCY IN GHANA WILL BE GOOD FOR YOU, BECAUSE OF YOUR EDUCATION, WORK EXPERIENCE AND CAREER.
Your channel came up in my feed and glad it did. My ancestors are Ghanian by way of JA on my Grandfather side. I am feeling Gambia so I will be visiting there first. Nice video. Love Birmingham, lovely Caribbean community there.
Yes, it is about culture. Makes sense, all of it, except the slavist denial that Africa fought to capture slaves for sale to Arabs, Greeks, Romans, and eventually Europe, and the Americas. Evidently some of It still goes on today. Africa isn't heaven, but it is where its descendants belong. Good move!
U look gorgeous ❤️
I am your new subscriber
Greetings Sis that content was the TRUTH🔥 I agree I'm born and raised in E.London due to my grandparents coming to work from Jamaica and Guyana,! In my family I'm the only Afrikan1st 3rd generation that's had the calling, so I will continue what my ancestors started and pass the baton to my other family members as they need to see first! We must make Afrika home again,for myself it's 🇬🇭 I have to email you to explaain furhter, so glad I found your channel✊
New subscriber after seeing your conversation with African Tigreees
He lets all create what's app group , I'm African born who want to go home but I don't like how Africa and African union run , I want to open the biggest media platform to start putting pressure on African union and African leaders .
Subscribed at 1.45k🖤 happy to see you living and enjoying your life in and around the continent, be well🤎🖤
I'm a very proud of you. You have found a piece of mind and happiness.
Dear Naomi you don't look your age you an inspiration to malinated women across the globe. Black don't crack enjoy your youthful life!! 🙂🙂😊😊
I knew there was some Jamaican in there somewhere. Very beautiful, very strong very smart. Reminds you of Rita Marley.
You look so good to be 39 years are you single
I'm from brum too and like you, I've wanted to leave the UK for a few years . Ill be watching more of your videos for hints and tips, but I need to start with holidays to Africa as I've never been . Your story is definitely inspirational. Thank you
Yo Sis , this is your first video i'm watching , and i just fell in love . I like the way you talk . If you're looking for a husband – i'm a candidate .
You are moving to Ghana , well – i'm in neighbouring Nigeria . Could you drop me a line ?
Oh wow!!!! I have so much to say about this video but first of all thank you so much for the content in this video, you broke it down to a 'T'! All your points resonate so well with me. Im a new subscriber by the way. Secondly you are absolutely gorgeous, I thought you were at least 10 years younger. I'm Ghanaian but also UK born and bred however schooled in ghana for about 4 years and it was the best time of my life, and Im also looking to make my way back home. The thing i like about you is that youve spoken about your plans for survival when you move to ghana cos alot of youtubers talk about how they relocate to Ghana but not about how they plan to make money to survive there. Sorry about the lengthy response but you are such an inspiration and im very excited to see more content. 🤗🤗
Keep being wonderful. You are an inspiration for many!!!
I am also starting a low cost housing project in Ghana. Especially for diasporans wishing to go back to West Africa. If you are interested, let me know and I will send you some info.
Good luck to you. I'm sure you'll succeed as you have the right attitude. Very commendable that you want to do something for the everyday people i.e affordable housing.
Hi Naomi Babe,
You can contact the following women on YouTube for more information and whatever.
* Ivy Prosper
* Rochelle
* Odana network
These are their id's on YouTube so please check them out.
contact details
Invest your money in a stocks and shares ISA as a means of accelerating your savings. Makes a big difference.
Africa is for Africans and you are welcome to Ghana, regards from the Gambia…come home and we develop our Africa continent
Akwaba my sister and I wish you all the best in 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭By the way there’s lots of lots of our brothers and sisters from🇯🇲that are living in 🇬🇭including Mama Rita Marley and little bird told me that Brother Jimmy Cliff visited 🇬🇭
Sister Naomi we are Africans and nothing else there’s no such thing as so called Black British. Am proud to be an African.
I live in the UK and a Gambian. I am glad you had a positive experience there.
Very informative. Nice 👑🏆
Good luck on your journey!